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Montana State Beats Northern Arizona 28-14, Extends Win Streak to 19 Games
Patrick Duchien accounted for three touchdowns as Montana State extended its program-record winning streak to 19 games despite several injuries.
- Montana State defeated Northern Arizona 28-14 on Saturday at Bobcat Stadium, extending the program's record winning streak to 19 consecutive games.
- With stars Justin Lamson, Taco Dowler, and Adam Jones sidelined or hampered by injuries, backups Quarterback Patrick Duchien, receiver Carter Dahlke, and running back Colson Coon filled in admirably for the Bobcats.
- Duchien threw for 204 yards and added 77 yards rushing with three total touchdowns, while Coon rushed 18 times for 199 yards to pace the offense.
- Defensively, the Bobcats forced Northern Arizona to turn the ball over on downs three times inside the red zone, as Brent Vigen maintained his perfect record against Big Sky Conference opponents at Bobcat Stadium.
- The Bobcats travel to Moscow, Idaho, on Friday, Oct. 2, to face the winless Idaho Vandals in an 8:30 p.m. matchup broadcast nationally on ESPN.
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Montana State beats Northern Arizona 28-14, extends win streak to 19 games
Patrick Duchien threw a touchdown pass and ran for two scores, and short-handed Montana State beat Northern Arizona 28-14 in a matchup between two of the top teams in the Football Championship Subdivision
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BOZEMAN, Mont. (September 26, 2026) – No. 18/17 Northern Arizona battled the defending FCS National Champion to the end, but No. 1/1 Montana State came up with three key defensive stops to hold off the Lumberjacks, 28-14.
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