Owen McCown passes for 303 yards and 3 TDs as UTSA beats Colorado State 59-45
McCown threw for 303 yards and three touchdowns as UTSA erased a 14-0 deficit with five straight scoring drives.
- On Saturday, quarterback Owen McCown led UTSA to a 59-45 victory over Colorado State at the Alamodome in San Antonio, passing for 303 yards and three touchdowns.
- Colorado State initially surged to a 14-0 lead in the opening two minutes following a kickoff return touchdown by Mel Brown and a 74-yard score by Terrence Smith.
- Rallying with 35 unanswered points, the Roadrunners finished with 542 yards of offense, with McCown and rushers Will Henderson III and Brandon High powering the comeback.
- Despite quarterback Ksaan Farrar throwing for 344 yards in his first start, Colorado State fell to 2-2 on the season after the loss.
- On October 3, Colorado State hosts Oregon State at Canvas Stadium for Pac-12 play, while UTSA travels to Houston to face Rice.
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CSU Rams start fast but can’t keep UTSA off the scoreboard in loss
Colorado State scored two touchdowns in the first two minutes before UTSA scored 35 unanswered points and the Roadrunners went on to hand the Rams their second loss of the season, xx-xx, Saturday in San Antonio, Texas.
Owen McCown passes for 303 yards and 3 TDs as UTSA beats Colorado State 59-45
SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) — Owen McCown passed for 303 yards and three touchdowns, Will Henderson III and Brandon High Jr. each rushed for a score, and UTSA beat Colorado
Rams Drop Shootout at UTSA
SAN ANTONIO – The start was perfect. Explosive. What followed next was chaotic for a Colorado State defense which could not generate stops for a long stretch of the first half. Offensively the Rams kept charging back but never were in a position to catch up in dropping a 59-45 game, the fourth highest-scoring contest in program history. A touchdown by Mel Brown on the opening kickoff of the game, good for 94 yards. On the first offensive snap fo…
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