Incarnate Word routs NAIA-member North American University 63-3
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Zach Calzada threw for two touchdowns and rushed for another — all in the first half — to help Incarnate Word rout NAIA-member North American University 63-3 on Saturday night.
Incarnate Word (3-1) extended its win streak at Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium to 13 games.
The Incarnate Word defense held North American University to three first downs — all in the first half — and 12 total yards. Kendrick Stone’s pick-6 midway through the third quarter made it 56-0. Ronald Wilson also returned an interception for a 35-yard touchdown in the first quarter.
CJ Hardy made four catches for 72 yards and two scores — all in the first half — and Timothy Carter, Jarrell Wiley and Nick Meehan each had a rushing touchdown for Incarnate Word.
The Stallions are fielding a team for just the second year.
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