FCS Tom Flacco throws three touchdowns as No 20 Towson routs No 5 Elon
FCS: Tom Flacco throws three touchdowns as No. 20 Towson routs No. 5 Elon NCAA.com
Biggest margin of victory this season
326 passing yards, holding opponent to 30
#20 Towson takes down #7/5 Elon 41-10. — Towson Football (@Towson_FB) Flacco found Leatherbury early in the third for his 25th touchdown pass of the season, second most in Towson history. Flacco is three scoring passes behind school hall of famer Dan Crowley (1994). Jabari Allen had nine catches for 143 yards. After Jalen Greene's rushing touchdown for the Phoenix (6-3, 4-2), O'Neill made history. His 45-yard field goal on the final play of the third quarter was his 19th of the season, breaking his own school record from 2016. O'Neill added another 45-yarder in the fourth. Aidan O'Neill converts a 45-yard field goal for his 19th field goal of the year, a new Towson single season record! — Towson Football (@Towson_FB) Towson, ranked 20th in the FCS coaches' poll, piled up 486 yards and held Elon, ranked fifth, to 238 on the way to the Tigers' largest win of the season. Robert Heyward had 13 tackles for Towson. The loss knocked the Phoenix out of a three-way tie for the CAA lead. This article was from and was legally licensed through the publisher network. Please direct all licensing questions to [email protected].
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PRESENTED BY ELON, N.C. — Tom Flacco threw three touchdown passes, Aidan O'Neill set a single-season field goal record and Towson dominated Elon 41-10 on Saturday in a key Colonial Athletic Association game. Flacco, who was 26 of 43 for 326 yards, connected with Chris Clark and Shane Leatherbury to give the Tigers (7-3, 5-2) at 14-3 lead at the half. 31-point win over top-5 opponent.Biggest margin of victory this season
326 passing yards, holding opponent to 30
#20 Towson takes down #7/5 Elon 41-10. — Towson Football (@Towson_FB) Flacco found Leatherbury early in the third for his 25th touchdown pass of the season, second most in Towson history. Flacco is three scoring passes behind school hall of famer Dan Crowley (1994). Jabari Allen had nine catches for 143 yards. After Jalen Greene's rushing touchdown for the Phoenix (6-3, 4-2), O'Neill made history. His 45-yard field goal on the final play of the third quarter was his 19th of the season, breaking his own school record from 2016. O'Neill added another 45-yarder in the fourth. Aidan O'Neill converts a 45-yard field goal for his 19th field goal of the year, a new Towson single season record! — Towson Football (@Towson_FB) Towson, ranked 20th in the FCS coaches' poll, piled up 486 yards and held Elon, ranked fifth, to 238 on the way to the Tigers' largest win of the season. Robert Heyward had 13 tackles for Towson. The loss knocked the Phoenix out of a three-way tie for the CAA lead. This article was from and was legally licensed through the publisher network. Please direct all licensing questions to [email protected].