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Ruggeri’s career day gives Bryant the road win against Brown


Ruggieri TD vs FP





42




winner

Bryant
BRY

2-3, 0-1

35




Brown
Brother

2:1, 1:0

winner

42

35





















Points by quarters
team 1 2 3 4 F

BRY
Bryant
7 13 0 22 42

Brother
Brown
7 7 7 14 35


Match Review: Football |





PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Landon Ruggieri The Bryant University football team celebrated a career day on Saturday with a 42-35 road win over Brown.

Ruggieri hauled in 10 receptions for a career-high 190 yards and three touchdowns. quarterback Jarrett Guest threw for a career-high 337 yards and four touchdowns.

Aldrich Doe caught his first career touchdown and Dylan Kedzior had 93 yards, including a 48-yard touchdown, his first.

Colin Elliott had seven tackles and the game-winning sack fumble Ben Silver also recorded a sack in the win.

Game information

Bryant 42, Brown 35
Records: Bryant (2-3, 0-1), Brown (2-1, 1-0)
Location: Brown Stadium (Providence, Rhode Island)

Key moment

 

  • With four minutes left in a game tied at 35-35, the Bulldogs raced down the field and scored 4 pointsTh courtesy of a 30-yard touchdown from Ruggieri. The Black and Gold defense then stopped the Bears at 4Th on an Elliott sack fumble to the ground to seal the win.

How it happened

  • The Bulldogs began the game’s first drive with four consecutive plays Fabrice Mukendiincluding a 17-yard reception for Mukendi to move the black and gold to midfield. Guest then found Ruggieri with a 23-yard pass to the 20-yard line. Then, on 4th and Long, Guest rolled right and threw a ball into the right corner of the end zone, which Doe hauled in for a touchdown (7-0).
  • The Bears then scored their first points of the game on a 10-play drive capped by a one-yard rushing TD (7-7).
  • Brown began the second quarter with the ball, driving down the field and scoring a one-yard touchdown to take the lead (14-7).
  • On the ensuing drive, the Bulldogs led an eight-play drive that included a Keylijah Williams 14-yard rush on a reverse and an 18-yard TD pass to Ruggieri, who jumped over the defender to secure the touchdown (14-14).
  • Bryce Solos He then made two field goals in the final two minutes of the half, giving Bryant a 20-14 halftime lead.
  • Both defenses stood strong early in the third quarter before the Bears led a nine-play drive that landed them at the one-yard line after a 44-yard pass before Brown punched it in from there to retake the lead ( 21-20). ).
  • The Bulldogs began their offense with two minutes left in the third quarter. After a first down sack, Guest found Ruggieri on third down and looked to continue the drive, resulting in a 38-yard touchdown for Ruggieri, giving Bryant the lead (27-21).
  • Brown responded on the ensuing drive with a 58-yard screen pass that resulted in a touchdown and gave the Bears a one-point lead (28-27).
  • The back-and-forth in the final quarter continued as the Bulldogs turned to Kedzior, who gained 14 yards on the first two plays of the next drive and then, after a 15-yard catch by Ruggieri, jumped outside for a 46-yarder -Scored -yard rushing touchdown. Then Bryant went for a deuce, which was converted by a visitors’ rush up the middle, increasing the lead to seven (35-28).
  • The Black and Gold defense responded as the Bears went on offense at 4Th and 5 and were stopped by a flash of Sean Hunt.
  • After a three-and-out by the Bulldogs, Brown drove the ball 78 yards for the score, leaving Bryant with 4:28 left on the clock and the game tied at 35.
  • On the 3rdapprox and on the seventh play of the next drive, Guest hit Ruggieri for a 24-yard gain and a first down, putting the Bulldogs on the Bears’ 36-yard line. Doe then caught a TD pass that was called back due to offensive pass interference, resulting in the 2nd scorend and long. After a five-yard scramble he found from Guest, he found Ruggieri for 16 yards, leading to 4th-and-4.
  • Guest then threw a ball over the top of the secondary that was hauled in by Ruggieri for a 30-yard touchdown, giving the Black and Gold a seven-point lead with 1:45 left (42-35).
  • Brown then drove to the Bulldog 25-yard line but was stopped at the 3approx and ten, setting up fourth down. Then Elliott released the ball clear of the edge and hit the quarterback, resulting in a sack fumble and securing the victory for Bryant.

statistics

  • Ruggieri had 10 receptions for 190 yards and three touchdowns.
  • Guest scored 337 yards and four touchdowns through the air.
  • Kedzior recorded 93 yards on the ground and a touchdown.
  • Mukendi had 100 all-purpose yards (52 rec and 48 rushing).
  • Dorian Helm recorded nine tackles.
  • Elliott had seven TKLs, a sack and a forced fumble.
  • Silver picked up a sack.
  • Bryce Solos posted a 2-2 record on field goals and a 4-4 record on PATs.

Game notes

  • Ruggieri is the first player in DI program history to score three touchdowns three times and the first to do so twice in the same season.
  • Ruggieri rushed for a career-high 190 yards and matched his CH of 10 receptions. This is his tenth 100-yard game as a Bulldog.
  • Guest had a career-high 337 yards and a CH with four touchdowns. This is his second straight 300+ game with no picks.
  • Doe caught his first career touchdown.
  • Kedzior recorded his first career rushing touchdown.
  • Elliot earned his first career forced fumble and posted a career-best two sacks this season.
  • Helm recorded a career-high nine tackles.
  • Silver recorded his third sack of the season, second in as many games and eighth of his career.
  • The Bulldogs earned their third win against Brown and improved to 3-6 all-time. This is the eighth game in the rivalry to be decided by one point.
  • The Black and Gold are now 3-2 under Chris Merrittcomes from a bye.
  • Ruggieri is the fourth receiver in DI program history to surpass 2,000 receiving yards in his career (2,033).
  • He is now third all-time in rec (144) and fourth all-time in TD rec (18).

Next

The Black and Gold return home to take on UAlbany next Saturday at 1 p.m.

By Jasper

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