2001 Vanderbilt Commodores football team


The 2001 Vanderbilt Commodores football team represented Vanderbilt University as a member of the Eastern Division of the Southeastern Conference during the 2001 NCAA Division I-A football season. Led by Woody Widenhofer in his fifth and final season as head coach, Commodores compiled an overall record of 2–9 with a mark of 0–8 in conference play, the placing last out of six teams the SEC's Eastern Division. The team played home games at Vanderbilt Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee.

Game summaries

Middle Tennessee

For the first time in 13 games MTSU defeated in-state rival Vanderbilt 37 to 28. This was the first meeting since 1956 the teams are approximately 25 miles apart. MTSU running back Dwone Hicks rushed the ball 37 times for 203 yards and QB Wes Counts was 13 of 36 passes for 308 yards as Middle Tennessee won a season-opening game on the road for the first time since 1994 at Tennessee State. Vanderbilt QB Greg Zolman was 13 of 32 for 300 yards passing. Vanderbilt scored 28 points in the second quarter to go into halftime with a 28 to 24 point lead. Middle Tennessee would go on to score 13 unanswered points for the win.
Scoring summary
  • MTSU- Hicks 1 run
  • MTSU- Hicks 1 run
  • Vandy- R Williams 3 run
  • Vandy- L Thomas 26 run
  • MTSU- FG Kelly 22
  • Vandy- Stricker 48 pass from Zolman
  • MTSU- Hicks 1 run
  • Vandy- M Garrett 73 pass from Zolman
  • MTSU- Hicks 2 run
  • MTSU- Counts 9 run
Player statisticsRushing
  • Middle Tenn – Hicks 37-203, Lee 7-48, Wright 2-31, Counts 6-18.
  • Vanderbilt – L Thomas 7-71, R Williams 12-60, Stricker 2-25, Young 2-23, Zolman 3-11, Mathenia 1-1, Purkey 1-minus 14.Passing
  • Middle Tenn – Counts 27-36-0-308
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 13-32-0-300Receiving
  • Middle Tenn – K Newson 9-113, T Calico 6-83, H Johnson 5-48, Youell 4-34, Lee 2-22, Payne 1-8.
  • Vanderbilt – M Garrett 8-219, Stricker 3-70, Hasanoglu 1-9, R Williams 1-2.
Team statsMiddle Tenn/ Vanderbilt
  • First downs 37/ 17
  • Rushed-yards 52-300/ 28-177
  • Passing yards 308 /300
  • Sacked-yards lost 2-15/ 0-0
  • Return yards 20 /26
  • Passes 27-36-0/ 13-32-0
  • Punts 3-42.7 /5-43.6
  • Fumbles-lost 2-1/ 2-0
  • Penalties-yards 9-56/ 11-83
  • Time of possession 39:55/ 20:05

Alabama

This was Dennis Franchione's first win at Alabama as ahead football coach. With 5:01 remaining in the game Neal Thomas' fourth field goal sealed the victory for the Crimson Tide. Earlier in the week, Alabama had received official word from the NCAA detailing rules allegations that include payoffs and academic fraud. Chuck Folino kicked three field goals for the Commodores, who started the season 0–2 and 0–1 SEC West.
This was the 17th consecutive victory for Alabama over Vanderbilt and had an overall record of 55–19–4 over Vanderbilt. Entering the fourth period Alabama had a 3-point lead when Folino tied the game with a 38-yarder and 7:10 to play. Vanderbilt's Greg Zolman was 17 of 34 for 253 yards passing. Lew Thomas had 10 carries for 89 yards rushing. Alabama's Ahmad Galloway rushed the ball 24 times for 144 yards. Alabama's record was 1–1 and 1–0 in the SEC East.
Scoring summary
  • Vanderbilt- FG Folino 20
  • Alabama- FG N Thomas 35
  • Alabama- FG N Thomas 26
  • Vanderbilt- FG Folino 25
  • Alabama- FG N Thomas 31
  • Vanderbilt- FG Folino 38
  • Alabama- FG Thomas 27
Player statisticsRushing
  • Alabama – Galloway 24-144, Hudson 11-69, T Watts 8-16.
  • Vanderbilt – L Thomas 10-89, R Williams 14-32, Stricker 3-16, Mathenia 1-7, Zolman 6-5, Team 1-minus 6.Passing
  • Alabama – T Watts 10-17-0-128.
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 17-34-0-253, Stricker 0-1-0-0.Receiving
  • Alabama – A Carter 3-30, Luke 2-28, T Jones Jr. 2 – 28, Th Sanders 1-26, F Milons 1-8, Collins 1-8.
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 3-75, Smith 3-73, Mathenia 3-41, R Williams 3-23, Hatcher 2-27, M Garrett 1-9, L Thomas 1-5, Hasanoglu 1-0.
Team statistics
  • Alabama /Vanderbilt
  • First downs 17 /20
  • Rushed-yards 43-229/ 35-143
  • Passing yards 128 /253
  • Sacked-yards lost 1-7 /2-12
  • Return yards 12 /0
  • Passes 10-17-0 /17-35-0
  • Punts 3-28.3 /3-57.0
  • Fumbles-lost 0-0/ 0-0
  • Penalties-yards 4-30 /6-33
  • Time of possession 30:19/ 29:41

Richmond

Vanderbilt rallied back in the third quarter with two Lew Thomas 1-yard rushing touchdowns. This was Vandy's first victory of the year; it was over a D I-AA Richmond Spiders, who were Richmond made it a close game on a Scott Fulton three yard run with 4:14 remaining in the fourth quarter. Richmond had lost to Virginia on September 1, 2001 17 16 both losses were to a Division I-A school.
Richmond took a 10–0 lead in the first quarter, on Gustus' four-yard TD run and Doug Kirchner's 31-yard field goal. Richmond was ahead 16 with 4:06 remaining in the first half. Vandy closed to 16–14 gaining momentum on Greg Zolman's second TD pass a 12 pass to Dan Stricker with 0:39 left remaining in the second quarter. Vanderbilt scored its first points on a 41-yard pass Zoleman to Stricker with 0;04 remaining in the first quarter.
This was the first meeting of the teams Richmond had a record of 0–12 all time against the SEC. Vanderbilt's Greg Zolman completed 20 of 32 passes for 236 yards, Lew Thomas rushed 93 yards on 15 carries. Dan Striker had 6 receptions for 84 yards and 2 TD's. Richmond's Gustus completed 6 passes of 14 for 125 yards and ran for 54 yards on 18 attempts.
Scoring summary
  • Richmond- Gatus 4 run
  • Richmond- FG Kirchner 31
  • Vanderbilt- Stricker 41 pass from Zolman
  • Richmond- Gatus 1 run
  • Vanderbilt- Stricker 12 pass from Zolman
  • Vanderbilt- L Thomas 1 run
  • Vanderbilt- L Thomas 1 run
  • Richmond- Fulton 3 run
Player statisticsRushing
  • Richmond – Gustus 18-54, Purnell 8-35, D Wills 6-30, Diggs 5-21, Fulton 6-20, Edwards 4-18, Roane 2-7, Alkebu-lan 1-4, Team 1-minus 20.
  • Vanderbilt – L Thomas 15-93, Zolman 3-9, Hasanoglu 1-9, R Williams 6-5, Hatcher 1-0.Passing
  • Richmond – Gustus 6-14-0-125, D Wills 2-4-0-16.
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 20-32-0-236.Receiving
  • Richmond – Mcnair 3-69, Roane 3-52, Purnell 2-20.
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 6-84, M Garrett 4-46, Hatcher 3-61, Hasanoglu 2-15, Simone 1-10, Mathenia 1-9, C Brancheau 1-7, L Thomas 1-3, E Robinson 1-1.
Team Stats
  • Richmond/ Vanderbilt
  • First downs 17 /16
  • Rushed-yards 51-169/ 26-116
  • Passing yards 141/ 236
  • Sacked-yards lost 0-0/ 0-0
  • Return yards 15 20
  • Passes 8-18-0 /20-32-0
  • Punts 4-34.5/ 5-32.8
  • Fumbles-lost 2-0/ 1-1
  • Penalties-yards 8-66/ 7-44
  • Time of possession 35:47/ 24:13

Auburn

Vanderbilt and Auburn Tigers had played only 10 time between 1955 and 2001. Auburn won them all the previous three meetings Auburn out scored Vanderbilt 78–17. This was a hard fought game by Vandy as the teams where tied 3 times in the game.
Auburn scored first on Chris Williams 51 yard touchdown run with 2:08 into the game. Vanderbilt scored on a four-yard run by Lew Thomas with 8:43 in the third quarter and Tigers' freshman quarterback Jason Campbell passed to Robert Johnson for a 35-yard touchdown pass 1:11 later. The Commodores tied again on a two-yard run by Thomas in the third before the Tigers' scored again on a one-yard run by Williams with 0:50 left in the third.
The fourth Vanderbilt marched 83-yards and scored on a Dan Stricker four-yard reception from Zolman for Vandy's final point of the game. The Tigers' scored last on a Damon Duval's 49 yard field goal with 2:58 remaining in the game. Vanderbilt made an effort to get into field goal range, however, turned the ball over on downs after driving 52 yards.
Scoring summary
  • Auburn – C Williams 51 run
  • Vanderbilt – L Thomas 4 run
  • Auburn – Ro Johnson 35 pass from Campbell
  • Vanderbilt – L Thomas 2 run
  • Auburn – C Williams 1 run
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 4 pass from Zolman
  • Auburn – FG Duval 49
Player statisticsRushing
  • Auburn – C Williams 6-56, C Moore 11-23, Campbell 9-22, B Johnson 1-7, Team 1-minus 1.
  • Vanderbilt – L Thomas 27-173, R Williams 3-8, Team 1-minus 1, Purkey 1-minus 2, Zolman 5-minus 10.Passing
  • Auburn – Campbell 17-24-0-247.
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 20-42-1-162, Stricker 0-1-0-0.Receiving
  • Auburn – M Willis 4-87, Ro Johnson 4-56, Carter 3-38, C Moore 3-38, Diamond 1-11, D Green 1-10, J Walkins 1-7.
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 6-63, M Garrett 3-16, Hasanoglu 2-26, R Williams 2-13, Simone 2-9, Young 2-5, Smith 1-19, Hatcher 1-8, L Thomas 1-3.
Team stats
  • Auburn / Vanderbilt
  • First downs 13 / 18
  • Rushed-yards 28-107 / 37-168
  • Passing yards 247 /162
  • Sacked-yards lost 2-25 /1-11
  • Return yards 57 / 45
  • Passes 17-24-0 /20-43-1
  • Punts 6-45.5 / 7-37.0
  • Fumbles-lost 4-2 /1-1
  • Penalties-yards 10-89 /5-50
  • Time of possession 26:11/33:49

Georgia

Scoring summary
  • Georgia – M Smith 3 run
  • Georgia – M Smith 40 run
  • Georgia – Gibson 58 pass from Da Greene
  • Vanderbilt – M Garrett 8 pass from Zolman
  • Georgia – FG Bennett 27
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 1 run
  • Georgia – Edwards 17 pass from Da Greene
Player statisticsRushing
  • Georgia – M Smith 9-69, Haynes 7-25, Gibson 1-22, Sanks 4-21, K Bailey 3-12, Team 1-minus 1, Da Greene 6-minus 9.
  • Vanderbilt – L Thomas 23-75, R Williams 3-28, Stricker 1-15, Mathenia 2-14, Zolman 9-minus 12.Passing
  • Georgia – Da Greene 19-26-0-305.
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 24-50-0-316.Receiving
  • Georgia – Gibson 6-106, Haynes 3-88, Mcmichael 3-44, Edwards 3-35, Mitchell 2-13, Watson 1-10, K Bailey 1-9.
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 8-137, Mathenia 6-78, L Thomas 4-27, M Garrett 2-17, Simone 2-6, Young 1-49, Hasanoglu 1-2.
Team stats
  • Georgia/ Vanderbilt
  • First downs 20/ 23
  • Rushed-yards 31-139/ 38-120
  • Passing yards 305 /316
  • Sacked-yards lost 2-12/ 1-14
  • Return yards 0 /11
  • Passes 19-26-0 /24-50-0
  • Punts 5-45.8 /73-36.3
  • Fumbles-lost 3-3 /2-1
  • Penalties-yards 12-76/ 9-79
  • Time of possession 25:20/ 34:40

At South Carolina

Vanderbilt was blown-out by South Carolina and the team was weakening. Before the Georgia game all games where close the next 5 SEC team would do the same thing to the down and out Dores. Other than Duke Vandy was at least a 14-point underdog.
Scoring summary
  • South Carolina -TD: BRIAN SCOTT 41 Yard Pass From PHIL PETTY, 3:53
  • South Carolina – TD: DEREK WATSON 7 Yard Run, 12:48
  • Vanderbilt – TD: GREG ZOLMAN 1 Yard Run, 6:36
  • South Carolina – FG: DANIEL WEAVER 42 Yard, 9:55
  • South Carolina – SAFETY: 13:50
  • Vanderbilt – TD: TOM SIMONE 19 Yard Pass From GREG ZOLMAN, 1:38
  • South Carolina – TD: ANDREW PINNOCK 15 Yard Run, 5:06
  • South Carolina – TD: CHAVEZ DONNINGS 14 Yard Pass From PHIL PETTY, 9:43
  • South Carolina – TD: COREY JENKINS 5 Yard Run, 1:16
  • South Carolina – TD: WILLIS HAM 10 Yard Pass From DONDRIAL PINKINS, 7:02

At Duke

Vanderbilt has its only road win and last win of the year, to a Duke team that was 0–7 before the Vandy game, and finished 0–11.
Scoring summary
  • Duke – Wade 1 run
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 45 pass from Zolman
  • Vanderbilt – R Williams 1 run
  • Duke – Brzezinski 4 pass from Bryant
  • Vanderbilt – R Williams 2 run
  • Vanderbilt – M Garrett 54 pass from Zolman
  • Vanderbilt – Mathenia 13 run
  • Duke – Bryant 1 run
  • Duke – M Hart 31 pass from Bryant
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 6 run
Player statisticsRushing
  • Vanderbilt – R Williams 18-155, L Thomas 8-123, Zolman 10-32, Mathenia 2-16, Stricker 1-9, Hatcher 1-3.
  • Duke – Douglas 29-169, Wade 16-39, Sharpe 1-13, K Moore 2-11, Bryant 8-3, Dargan 1-3.Passing
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 8-18-0-168, Olmstead 1-1-0-7.
  • Duke – Bryant 19-36-4-295, Mcdonald 1-1-0-4.Receiving
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 4-101, Hatcher 2-3, M Garrett 1-54, R Williams 1-10, L Thomas 1-7.
  • Duke – M Hart 4-86, Wade 4-38, Erdeljac 3-52, Sharpe 3-24, Love 2-36, Brzezinski 2-26, K Moore 1-37, Douglas 1-0.
Team stats
  • Vanderbilt /Duke
  • First downs 16 /28
  • Rushed-yards 40-338/ 57-238
  • Passing yards 175 /299
  • Sacked-yards lost 1-4/ 2-20
  • Return yards 87 /8
  • Passes 9-19-0 /20-37-4
  • Punts 4-37.8 /3-39.0
  • Fumbles-lost 4-2 /3-1
  • Penalties-yards 7-86 /7-55
  • Time of possession 23:33/ 36:27

At Florida

"I don't really like these kind of games", Spurrier said. "We got way ahead early and you can tell Vandy had lost their spirit, lost their fight somewhat. Sometimes these kinds of wins could be misleading to your players. So hopefully we don't get too full of ourselves and think we're that many points better than anybody."
Scoring summary
  • Florida – Graham 2 run
  • Florida – Graham 5 run
  • Florida – Gaffney 7 pass from Grossman
  • Florida – FG Chandler 37
  • Florida – T Jacobs 13 pass from Grossman
  • Florida – Caldwell 20 pass from Grossman
  • Florida – Davis 25 interception return
  • Florida – T Jacobs 2 pass from Berlin
  • Florida – Green 5 run
  • Florida – Perez 15 pass from Berlin
  • Florida – Wells 6 pass from Berlin
  • Vanderbilt – B Walker 27 run
  • Vanderbilt – B Walker 2 run
Player statisticsRushing
  • Vanderbilt – N Mckenzie 5-37, R Williams 15-34, B Walker 4-33, Mathenia 2-5, Hatcher 1-1, Webb 1-minus 8, Zolman 7-minus 12, Olmstead 3-minus 27.
  • Florida – Green 11-49, R Carthon 9-39, Graham 9-35, Gillespie 3-14, Grossman 3-12, Perez 1-12, Kight 1-7.Passing
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 8-17-1-80, Olmstead 5-9-1-81, B Walker 2-3-0-48, Team 0-1-0-0.
  • Florida – Grossman 17-29-1-306, Berlin 7-9-0-74, Creveling 1-2-0-23.Receiving
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 5-87, R Williams 4-44, Mathenia 2-24, Smith 1-43, N Mckenzie 1-6, Hasanoglu 1-5, Hatcher 1-0.
  • Florida – T Jacobs 6-105, Caldwell 4-117, Gaffney 4-55, M Jackson 2-37, Perez 2-32, Gillespie 2-15, Haugabrook 1-23, Graham 1-9, Wells 1-6, R Carthon 1-3, Roberts 1-1.
Team stats
  • Vanderbilt /Florida
  • First downs 14 /28
  • Rushed-yards 38-63/ 37-168
  • Passing yards 209 /403
  • Sacked-yards lost 6-44/ 0-0
  • Return yards 8 /94
  • Passes 15-30-2/ 25-40-1
  • Punts 7-26.6 /0-0.0
  • Fumbles-lost 3-3 /3-2
  • Penalties-yards 3-28 /9-59
  • Time of possession 30:35/ 29:25

Kentucky

Jared Lorenzen threw for a season-high 453 yards and a career-high six touchdowns to lead Kentucky to a 56-30 rout over Vanderbilt in a Southeastern Conference matchup.
Dan Stricker caught 12 passes for a career-high 204 yards and two touchdowns for Vanderbilt. Rodney Williams had four catches for a season-high 102 yards and rushed for 85 yards on 18 carries.
Scoring summary
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 2 pass from Zolman
  • Kentucky – Abney 52 pass from Lorenzen
  • Kentucky – D Smith 43 pass from Lorenzen
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 21 pass from Zolman
  • Kentucky – Cook 21 pass from Lorenzen
  • Kentucky – FG Hanson 27
  • Kentucky – Ja White 82 fumble return
  • Vanderbilt – R Williams 2 run
  • Kentucky – D Smith 51 pass from Lorenzen
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 1 run
  • Kentucky – Abney 5 pass from Lorenzen
  • Vanderbilt – FG Stover 23
  • Kentucky – Pinner 1 run
  • Kentucky – Cook 28 pass from Lorenzen
Player statisticsRushing
  • Kentucky – Pinner 9-33, M Johnson 6-33, Lorenzen 5-32, C Scott 8-15, Boyd 1-11, Cook 1-6.
  • Vanderbilt – R Williams 18-76, N Mckenzie 4-24, B Walker 2-15, Mathenia 2-1, Stricker 1-1, Zolman 8-minus 15.Passing
  • Kentucky – Lorenzen 26-37-0-453.
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 29-45-1-441, B Walker 0-2-0-0, Young 1-1-0-minus 1.Receiving
  • Kentucky – Abney 7-113, Cook 5-77, D Smith 4-130, C Scott 3-27, Allen 2-33, C Harp 1-22, Pinner 1-20, Simms 1-15, Kelly 1-11, Boone 1-5.
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 12-204, M Garrett 5-58, R Williams 4-102, Smith 3-38, Hasanoglu 2-12, Hatcher 1-18, E Robinson 1-5, C Brancheau 1-4, Zolman 1-minus 1.
Team stats
  • Kentucky /Vanderbilt
  • First downs 26 /34
  • Rushed-yards 30-130/ 35-102
  • Passing yards 453 /440
  • Sacked-yards lost 1-11/ 4-24
  • Return yards 114 /9
  • Passes 26-37-0 /30-48-1
  • Punts 2-51.0 /3-42.7
  • Fumbles-lost 1-1 /2-2
  • Penalties-yards 14-133/ 6-42
  • Time of possession 27:48/ 32:12

At Tennessee

"There is plenty to worry about this week", Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer said. "We were able to get through this one and play a lot of people, but we have a lot of people banged up. Right now, our focus and attention is to get ready for Florida."
Scoring summary
  • Tennessee – FG A Walls 37
  • Tennessee – FG A Walls 27
  • Tennessee – Washington 10 pass from Clausen
  • Tennessee – D Stallworth 55 punt return
  • Tennessee – D Stallworth 80 pass from Clausen
  • Tennessee – FG A Walls 42
  • Tennessee – Houston 20 run
Player statisticsRushing
  • Vanderbilt – R Williams 21-72, N Mckenzie 3-20, B Walker 1-17, Mathenia 1-4, Stricker 1-2, Zolman 9-minus 54.
  • Tennessee – T Stephens 16-65, Houston 5-54, Davis 5-43, Clausen 1-10, Tinsley 2-7, Mathews 3-4, Fleming 2-3, Bartholomew 1-3.Passing
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 17-26-2-144, B Walker 0-1-1-0.
  • Tennessee – Clausen 20-29-0-278, Mathews 1-2-0-7.Receiving
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 6-41, Mathenia 4-40, Hasanoglu 2-18, R Williams 2-11, Young 1-15, Simone 1-14, M Garrett 1-5.
  • Tennessee – Washington 6-60, D Stallworth 4-128, Graham 3-32, T Stephens 3-15, Witten 2-38, Scott 1-7, M Jones 1-4, Parker 1-1
Team stats
  • Vanderbilt /Tennessee
  • First downs 16 /22
  • Rushed-yards 36-61/ 35-189
  • Passing yards 144 /285
  • Sacked-yards lost 5-56/ 0-0
  • Return yards 0 /133
  • Passes 17-27-3 /21-31-0
  • Punts 6-45.7 /1-44.0
  • Fumbles-lost 1-0 /3-2
  • Penalties-yards 8-60 /10-96
  • Time of possession 31:50/ 28:10

At Ole Miss

Ole Miss trailed, 20-3, midway through the third quarter. But Eli Manning hit four different teammates for scores during a 14:24 span. He completed his third fourth-quarter comeback of the season with a 39-yard TD strike to freshman receiver Jason Armstead, giving the Rebels a 31–27 lead with 3:34 left.
Scoring summary
  • Vanderbilt – M Garrett 26 pass from Zolman
  • Mississippi – FG J Nichols 39
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 50 pass from Zolman
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 3 run
  • Mississippi – C Stackhouse 13 pass from Manning
  • Mississippi – Flowers 25 pass from Manning
  • Vanderbilt – Mathenia 28 pass from Zolman
  • Mississippi – J Armstrong 15 pass from Manning
  • Mississippi – J Armstead 39 pass from Manning
  • Mississippi – Gunn 10 run
Player statistics
  • Rushing
  • Vanderbilt – R Williams 16-96, Stricker 3-15, Zolman 6-9, N Mckenzie 1-minus 1.
  • Mississippi – Gunn 32-157, Williams 3-22, Sanford 2-12, C Stackhouse 2-10, Manning 2-1, Team 1-minus 1.
  • Passing
  • Vanderbilt – Zolman 23-41-2-286.
  • Mississippi – Manning 23-40-3-286.
  • Receiving
  • Vanderbilt – Stricker 11-169, Mathenia 4-49, M Garrett 2-31, R Williams 2-7, Simone 1-21, Hasanoglu 1-4, Smith 1-3, Young 1-2.
  • Mississippi – J Armstead 6-91, Flowers 5-72, J Armstrong 4-64, Ch Collins 3-14, C Stackhouse 2-22, Skrmetta 2-20, Williams 1-3.
Team statistics
  • Vanderbilt /Mississippi
  • First downs 19 /32
  • Rushed-yards 26-119/ 42-201
  • Passing yards 286 /286
  • Sacked-yards lost 1-7/ 0-0
  • Return yards 36 /38
  • Passes 23-41-2 /23-40-3
  • Punts 6-45.2 /4-38.8
  • Fumbles-lost 1-1 /0-0
  • Penalties-yards 7-54 /5-45
  • Time of possession 27:10/ 32:50