Weber State Dominates Northeast Louisiana 39-0 with Munoz’s 3 TDs
- Richie Munoz threw three touchdown passes, completing 19 of 31 passes for 327 yards.
- Weber State's defense held Northwestern State to only 157 total yards and recorded a safety.
- The Wildcats' victory improved their record to 2-2, while Northwestern State remains winless at 0-4.
On Saturday night in Natchitoches, Louisiana, Weber State showcased a dominant performance against Northwestern State, winning decisively with a score of 39-0. Quarterback Richie Munoz was instrumental in the victory, throwing three touchdown passes and completing 19 of 31 attempts for a total of 327 yards. His touchdown passes were distributed among three different receivers, highlighting the team's effective passing game. Jacob Sharp led the receiving corps with eight catches for 119 yards. The Weber State defense was a significant factor in the game, limiting Northwestern State to just 157 total yards. The Demons struggled offensively, managing only nine first downs and a mere 73 yards through the air, while their rushing game added only 84 yards. This defensive prowess not only stifled the opposing offense but also allowed Weber State to control the pace of the game. Damon Bankston contributed to the scoring with a rushing touchdown, further emphasizing the Wildcats' balanced offensive attack. Additionally, the Wildcats recorded a safety when Demons quarterback JT Fayard was sacked in the end zone, adding to the lopsided scoreline. Fayard's performance was underwhelming, as he completed 13 of 24 passes for only 68 yards. With this victory, Weber State improved their record to 2-2, while Northwestern State fell to 0-4, continuing their struggles this season. The game served as a clear indication of Weber State's potential as they look to build momentum moving forward in the season.