Seide leads New Hampshire to thrilling win over Holy Cross

In a thrilling college football matchup on Saturday in Worcester, Massachusetts, New Hampshire secured a narrow victory over Holy Cross with a final score of 21-20. The game featured a standout performance from Isaac Seide, who rushed for 161 yards and scored the decisive touchdown with a 1-yard run in the fourth quarter. This score capped an impressive eight-play, 58-yard drive that began at the end of the third quarter, allowing New Hampshire to take the lead for the final time. Seth Morgan contributed significantly to the Wildcats' success, throwing for two touchdowns and accumulating 158 passing yards despite one interception. The game saw a back-and-forth battle, with Holy Cross initially leading after a 71-yard touchdown pass from Joe Pesansky to Jacob Peterson. However, New Hampshire responded with a touchdown pass from Morgan to Logan Tomlinson, regaining the lead briefly before Holy Cross took control again. The Wildcats' defense played a crucial role in securing the win, making key stops in the final moments of the game. Flex Ruiz's sack and Brendan Tighe's interception with just 31 seconds remaining ensured that New Hampshire would hold on to their slim lead. The victory improved New Hampshire's record to 1-1 for the season, while Holy Cross fell to 0-2. This win also marked an important moment in the historical rivalry between the two teams, with New Hampshire now leading the all-time series 10-9. The game showcased the competitive spirit and resilience of both teams, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.