New Hampshire dominates Bryant in CAA opener with 4 TD passes
- Seth Morgan threw four touchdown passes, three in the first half, leading New Hampshire to a 31-10 halftime lead.
- Bryant managed to score twice, including a 42-yard touchdown pass and a two-yard run, but could not close the gap.
- New Hampshire secured a 38-17 victory, improving their record to 3-1 in the Coastal Athletic Association.
In a decisive matchup on Saturday, New Hampshire faced Bryant in their Coastal Athletic Association opener, showcasing a strong performance led by senior quarterback Seth Morgan. Morgan threw three of his four touchdown passes in the first half, helping New Hampshire establish a commanding 31-10 lead by halftime. His first touchdown was a 12-yard pass to Caleb Burke, followed by a 33-yard touchdown run from Isaac Seide, and a six-yard touchdown pass to Drew Danson. Morgan also connected with Logan Tomlinson for an 11-yard touchdown, demonstrating his effectiveness in the game. Bryant attempted to respond with a 42-yard touchdown pass from Jarrett Guest to Landon Ruggieri just before halftime, but New Hampshire maintained control. In the fourth quarter, Bryant managed to score again with a two-yard run from Ryan Clark, capping off a lengthy 12-play drive. However, Morgan sealed the victory for New Hampshire with a 31-yard touchdown pass to Burke, further solidifying his standout performance. Morgan completed 23 of 30 passes for 314 yards without any interceptions, showcasing his accuracy and decision-making. Burke was a key target, finishing with six receptions for 151 yards, while Tomlinson added seven catches for 106 yards. On the other side, Guest led Bryant with 335 passing yards, completing 25 of 44 attempts, but the team struggled to keep pace with New Hampshire's offensive efficiency. This victory improved New Hampshire's record to 3-1, while Bryant fell to 1-3, highlighting the competitive nature of the Coastal Athletic Association as both teams look to establish themselves in the early part of the season.