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Monmouth Defense Shines in Revenge Victory Over Albany
20 Sep
Summary
- Monmouth defense secured a crucial 28-20 road win against SUNY Albany.
- The defense made a game-sealing goal-line stand, preventing a late Albany touchdown.
- This victory avenged the Hawks' season-ending loss to Albany last year.
The Monmouth football team's defense showcased a brilliant performance in their 28-20 road victory over SUNY Albany. The Hawks established dominance from the outset, with an early interception returned for a touchdown and a crucial goal-line stand that preserved their lead. This win was particularly significant as it avenged their season-ending loss to Albany from the previous year.
This triumph also marked a historic achievement for Monmouth, as it was their first road win against Albany in Upstate New York since 2006. The defense's stellar play, including six sacks and eight tackles for loss, was a key factor in controlling the game. Quarterback Frankie Weaver contributed with two touchdown passes despite two second-half interceptions, and the offensive line provided solid protection, allowing running backs to gain 156 yards on 31 carries.
