Georgetown dominates Davidson in season opener with 46-24 victory

In a season opener held on Saturday in Washington, D.C., Georgetown showcased a dominant performance against Davidson, winning decisively with a score of 46-24. The game saw Naieem Kearney and Bryce Cox each contributing significantly to the Hoyas' success, with both players scoring two touchdowns. The turning point came in the third quarter when Georgetown scored three touchdowns, including a 20-yard run by Kearney following a 78-yard kickoff return by Mason Gudger. Georgetown's defense also made a notable impact, highlighted by Quincy Briggs' 64-yard fumble return for a touchdown. The Hoyas' rushing attack was formidable, amassing a total of 263 yards on just 27 attempts, averaging an impressive 9.7 yards per carry. In contrast, Davidson struggled to keep pace, managing only 224 rushing yards on 57 attempts, with Mari Adams leading the Wildcats with 48 yards. Despite a close game at 19-17 midway through the second quarter, Davidson was unable to score again until late in the fourth quarter, when Andrew Frazier managed a 7-yard touchdown run. Georgetown's quarterback, Danny Lauter, completed 9 of 16 passes for 106 yards, contributing to the Hoyas' offensive efficiency. This victory marks Georgetown's sixth win in their last seven encounters with Davidson, extending their lead in the all-time series to 10-4. Looking ahead, Georgetown will face Marist on September 7, while Davidson will host Catawba, both teams eager to build on their season's momentum.