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Raymond scores late to propel William & Mary over Maine, 28-27
- William & Mary defeated Maine 28-27 on Saturday night in Williamsburg, Va., with a late touchdown run by Rashad Raymond.
- The Tribe overcame an early 14-point deficit and a 10-point halftime deficit, thanks to two second-half scoring drives and a strong ground game.
- Key contributors included Raymond with a 1-yard touchdown run, Sincere Baines with 87 rushing yards on 17 carries, and Josh Miller scoring on his only carry to take a 21-17 lead.
- Maine's Carter Peevy completed 13 of 27 passes for 97 yards, threw two touchdowns, rushed for 98 yards on 12 carries with one score, but Maine fell to 0-2; Jalen Jones ended the game with an interception.
- William & Mary improved to a 1-1 record, with defensive efforts led by Luke Banbury's 16 tackles and Harrison Johnson's 11, suggesting a balanced team performance despite a narrow win.
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The Virginian Pilot
Daily PressWilliam & Mary fights back, overtakes Maine in a CAA thriller
WILLIAMSBURG — William & Mary found itself in a slugfest Saturday for the second consecutive week to begin the 2025 football season. Unlike in their opener, the Tribe landed all of the key punches down the stretch, getting the defensive stops and offensive production needed to rally for a 28-27 win over Maine in the Coastal Athletic Association opener for both. Rashad Raymond scored the game-tying touchdown for the Tribe on a 1-yard plunge with …
Late Touchdown, Big Plays Propel W&M Football Past Maine, 28-27, in CAA Opener
(Tribe Athletics) WILLIAMSBURG— The William & Mary football team began its conference slate with a thrilling 28-27 victory against Maine in its home opener at Zable Stadium on Saturday evening. Running back Rashad Raymond scored the game-winning touchdown from a yard out with 3:11 remaining, which punctuated a seven-play 65-yard drive that was highlighted with a pair of long runs (25, 20) by quarterback Tyler Hughes. W&M's (1-1, 1-0) defense thw…
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