Georgetown dominates Marist in second half for 31-10 victory
- Georgetown's Danny Lauter threw for 199 yards and a touchdown, while Naieem Kearney scored two rushing touchdowns.
- The Hoyas took control in the second half, with key plays extending their lead to 31-10.
- This victory improved Georgetown's record to 2-0, while Marist started the season at 0-1.
On a rainy Saturday in Poughkeepsie, New York, Georgetown University faced off against Marist College in a college football matchup. The game saw Georgetown's Danny Lauter throw for 199 yards and a touchdown, while Naieem Kearney contributed significantly with two rushing touchdowns. The Hoyas initially trailed but took control in the second half, with Kearney's second touchdown giving them a 17-10 lead late in the third quarter. This pivotal moment shifted the momentum in favor of Georgetown. Isaiah Grimes further extended the lead with a 12-yard touchdown reception, showcasing the Hoyas' offensive prowess. Mason Gudger capped off a lengthy 13-play, 80-yard drive with a 17-yard touchdown run, solidifying Georgetown's dominance in the final moments of the game. The Hoyas' defense also played a crucial role, limiting Marist's scoring opportunities. Marist's Enzo Arjona completed 17 of 30 passes for 147 yards, with Jackson Conners-McCarthy being the standout receiver, catching eight passes for 75 yards. Carter James managed to score a touchdown for Marist, but it was not enough to overcome Georgetown's strong performance. The Hoyas improved to a 2-0 record, having previously secured a victory against Davidson. This win marks a continuation of Georgetown's successful start to the season, contrasting with Marist's struggles as they fell to 0-1. The game highlighted Georgetown's ability to adapt and dominate in the second half, setting a positive tone for the remainder of their season.