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Cleeland, Jones, and Fisher help UC Davis beat Eastern Washington 49-38

Jordan Fisher rushed for a career-high 255 yards and two touchdowns as UC Davis scored on all four third-quarter possessions.

  • On Saturday, UC Davis defeated Eastern Washington 49-38 behind running back Jordan Fisher's career-high 255 rushing yards and quarterback Treynor Cleeland's four touchdown passes, securing the Aggies' first-ever home win against the Eagles.
  • Defensive struggles plagued the Eagles, who allowed 629 yards at a clip of 10.8 per play, enabling the Aggies to capitalize on big plays with touchdowns of 50, 67, and 87 yards in the first half.
  • Eastern Washington quarterback Nate Bell recorded 520 total yards, including 413 passing yards, marking the ninth-most in program history; however, settling for field goals too often in the red zone limited the Eagles' scoring potential.
  • The defeat dropped the Eagles to 1-5 overall and 0-3 in Big Sky Conference play, damaging their playoff hopes significantly; redshirt senior kicker Soren McKee set the program's career field goal record with 41.
  • Ranked 16th in the FCS Stats Perform poll, the Aggies will face Southern Utah on October 17, while the Eagles host Northern Colorado next week in their quest for a first Big Sky Conference victory.
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Cleeland, Jones, and Fisher help UC Davis beat Eastern Washington 49-38

DAVIS, Calif. (AP) — Treynor Cleeland threw two of his four touchdown passes to Zach Jones, and Jordan Fisher rushed for a career-high 255 yards and two scores as UC Davis beat Eastern Washington 49-38 on Saturday night.

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