William & Mary uses 5 Hampton turnovers to rally for 31-10 victory
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HAMPTON, Va. (AP) — William & Mary took advantage of five Hampton turnovers, including Kevin Jarrell’s fourth-quarter pick-6, for a 31-10 victory on Saturday.
The Tribe (6-4, 4-3 Coastal Athletic Association) scored all of its points after Pirates (5-5, 3-4) turnovers, including 24 in the fourth quarter — the final 21 points coming on three touchdowns scored in just over three minutes.
Tyler Hughes connected with JT Mayo down the right sideline at about the 50 and it turned into a 76-yard score with just under seven minutes left. Then Jarrell returned one of four Christopher Zellous interceptions 40 yards for a score 10 seconds later and Hughes ran in for a 6-yard score less than two minutes after that.
Hughes completed only 5 of 14 passes but two for touchdowns while rushing for another.
Zellous threw a touchdown pass to Roman Copeland for Hampton’s only TD.
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