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Tarleton State Moves to 5-0, Beats Chicago State 56-21 Behind Anderson's 4 TD Passes

Kaden Anderson threw four touchdown passes and Bryce Green ran for three scores as Tarleton State improved to 5-0.

  • On Saturday night, Tarleton State defeated Chicago State 56-21, remaining unbeaten this season with quarterback Kaden Anderson throwing four touchdown passes and running back Bryce Green adding three scores.
  • Anderson threw three touchdown passes in the second quarter to establish a 21-7 halftime lead, extending his season total to 12 touchdown passes without an interception.
  • Ranked fourth in the Stats Perform poll, the Texans' ground game produced 149 yards from Miequle Brock on 16 carries, while Green added 90 yards rushing and scored three times.
  • Chicago State quarterback Ashton Pannell completed 27 of 44 passes for 292 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions, while Markellus Bass capped the Texans' scoring with a 23-yard touchdown run.
  • The Texans visit Austin Peay next Saturday before traveling to North Carolina A&T on October 17 to continue their unbeaten campaign.
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Tarleton State moves to 5-0, beats Chicago State 56-21 behind Anderson’s 4 TD passes

STEPHENVILLE, Texas (AP) — Kaden Anderson threw four touchdowns passes, Bryce Green ran for three scores and Tarleton State rolled to a 56-21 victory over Chicago State on Saturday night.

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Tarleton State moves to 5-0, beats Chicago State 56-21 behind Anderson's 4 TD passes

Kaden Anderson throws four touchdown passes as Tarleton State defeats Chicago State 56-21 on Saturday night

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