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Sam Houston State scores with 16 seconds left to win FCS Championship
By SDS Staff
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The FCS has completed its spring season and Sam Houston State (10-0) is this year’s national champion.
The FCS title game has plenty of drama. The Bearkats scored with just 16 seconds left to take a 23-21 lead over South Dakota State.
16 SECONDS LEFT
SAM HOUSTON.
— PFF College (@PFF_College) May 16, 2021
South Dakota State had a decent shot on its final possession. The Jackrabbits were past the 50-yard line with 5 seconds. They tried a catch and pitch, unsuccessfully, instead of a Hail Mary to the end zone.
Oh my God! South Dakota State tried it again with 5 seconds left but time ran out and #1 Trevor Williams made the tackle! Sam Houston wins their first championship in program history!! What a game!! #FCSChampionship https://t.co/6RcvXMp6QS pic.twitter.com/BLf7oqXtvZ
— 🌹🏆 (@RespectDaBeard1) May 16, 2021
Sam Houston State’s Eric Schmid finished with 209 yards and 3 touchdowns passing (20-of-37). South Dakota State’s Isaiah Davis led all rushers with 178 yards and 3 TDs on 14 carries.
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