College football roundup | Late Saturday

Mount Union 45, Wis-Oshkosh 28

OSHKOSH, Wis.

The Purple Raiders turned two first half turnovers into two touchdowns and sophomore quarterback Neal Seaman tossed five touchdown passes in his first start. Seaman completed passes to eight different receivers as he was 26-of-37 for 320 yards. All-American seniors in wide receiver Cecil Shorts and tight end Kyle Miller were his top targets. Shorts had five catches for 105 yards and a touchdown while Miller had a game-high seven catches along with 82 yards. Sophomore running back Jeremy Murray caught two scores with a team-best 69 yards rushing and junior wide receiver Brandon Brown hauled in the other scoring pass.

Albright 54, Geneva 27

BEAVER FALLS, Pa.

The Golden Tornadoes’ home-winning streak was snapped at seven. Facing off against the Lions for the first time since 1938, Geneva watched the 2009 Sweet 16 opponent score 37 of the game’s final 45 points to pull away for a lopsided victory. Gerard Muschette turned in 135 yards on 24 carries and moved into fourth place on Geneva’s all-time rushing list in the process. He also scored a pair of touchdowns giving him five in the first two games of the season. David Girardi threw for 266 yards on 22-33 passing and a pair of touchdowns. Geneva’s defense allowed the Lions to gain 507 yards of total offense and have yielded 81 points combined in the first two games of the year. Marcus Costanza and Chance Kelosky each finished the game with a team best seven tackles but it was far from enough for the Geneva defense.

Staff report