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Will Henderson III, Michael Petro help UTSA hold off Rice 16-14 in American Conference opener
Michael Petro kicked three field goals and Will Henderson III added a touchdown run as UTSA improved to 4-1.
- On Saturday night, Will Henderson III and Michael Petro led UTSA to a 16-14 victory over Rice in the American Conference opener for both teams.
- Petro kicked 32- and 53-yard field goals for an early lead, but Jacurri Brown answered with a 38-yard touchdown run to put Rice ahead after one quarter.
- Owen McCown totaled 148 passing yards with one interception for the Roadrunners, while Brown carried 17 times for 96 yards and completed 6 of 14 passes for 88 yards for the Owls.
- Brown cut the deficit to two points with a 1-yard touchdown run late in the game, but the Owls' final two drives stalled with a punt and a turnover on downs.
- UTSA hosts South Florida on Thursday, while Rice travels to East Carolina on Saturday as both teams continue their American Conference schedules.
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Defense delivers gritty win over Rice
HOUSTON — A week after scoring 59 points, UTSA’s offense only needed 16 to take home the win. The Roadrunners stopped a dangerous Rice University offense on crucial drives in the second half to secure a gritty, defensive battle 16-14 on Saturday at First Community Stadium. The Roadrunners (4-1, 1-0 American) took a 16-7 lead in the first half, but the game shifted due to costly turnovers. An interception from senior quarterback Owen McCown befor…
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