“We had multiple backs that really shined for us, and it’s good to see that the O-line were actually opening up holes and it wasn’t just fluke plays. Redshirt sophomore Zechariah Adams-Duckson logged a career-best 120 rushing yards and a second-quarter touchdown to further solidify a dominant rushing attack.

It was the 22nd-straight loss for the Bobcats (0-2, 0-1 MEC) who have not tasted victory since the 2019 regular season. The Braves (1-1, 1-0 MEC) racked up 386 rushing yards to obliterate a 13-year-old school record, while also capturing their home opener for the fourth-straight fall season as well. “We had a chance for a shutout there when was the last time we did that? There’s some great things there that I think we need to be a part of, and we felt good that our crowd, our fans, everybody, could kind of get a glimpse what we’re capable of doing.”

“We were able to put up 50 points I don’t know when the last time was we did that,” UNCP coach Shane Richardson said. PEMBROKE – Redshirt freshman JaQuan Kelly ran for 183 yards and three touchdowns to pace a school-record day on the ground for the UNC Pembroke football team, and the Braves used a big first half to steamroll visiting West Virginia Wesleyan, 50-26, in the Mountain East Conference opener for both teams on Saturday at Grace P.

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