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William & Mary Forces Six Turnovers, Defeats Delaware State 22-15
Andrew King ran for two touchdowns and William & Mary’s defense recovered three fumbles and intercepted three passes.
- On Sept 5, 2026, William & Mary defeated Delaware State 22-15 in a nonconference football game at Zable Stadium in Williamsburg, Virginia, forcing six turnovers to secure the victory.
- Andrew King rushed for two touchdowns as the Tribe built a 16-0 first-quarter lead, establishing early dominance that proved decisive in controlling the game's outcome.
- Max Lipinski kicked three field goals, including a 51-yard attempt, extending the lead to 22-0, while DSU committed 11 penalties for 94 yards that undermined their offensive execution.
- Noah Brannock scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns to cut the deficit to 22-15, but the Hornets' comeback attempt stalled when his final pass fell incomplete with 1:06 remaining.
- Ranked 17th nationally in FCS, the Tribe improved to 2-0 and will visit Lehigh next Saturday, while DSU fell to 1-1 and hosts Division II opponent Bowie State.
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William & Mary defense, Andrew King's 2 TDs lead Tribe over Delaware State 22-15
Andrew King rushed for two touchdowns and William & Mary forced six turnovers as the Tribe beat Delaware State 22-15 on Saturday.
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Hornets register 7 sacks in 22-15 loss to William & Mary
WILLIAMSBURG, Virginia –The Delaware State defense totaled seven sacks, but the Hornets fell 22-15 to William & Mary on the road Saturday night. The Tribe improved to 2-0 on the season while the Hornets dropped to 1-1. paced the Hornets rushing attack by accumulating 57 yards over the course of the game, averaging 5.7 yards per carry. Jenkins also tacked on 40 receiving yards. Noah Brannock also added 45 yards and two touchdowns on the ground, a…
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