Grambling edges Texas A&M Commerce in thrilling OT showdown
- Myles Crawley threw two touchdown passes and Tre Bradford scored twice for Grambling.
- The game featured a dramatic tying touchdown with 1:18 left in regulation, leading to overtime.
- Grambling's defense made a crucial interception in overtime, securing a 35-28 victory.
In a thrilling college football matchup on Saturday, Grambling faced off against Texas A&M Commerce, marking the first encounter between the two teams. The game was tightly contested, featuring six lead changes and showcasing the resilience of both squads. Myles Crawley played a pivotal role for Grambling, throwing two touchdown passes, including a crucial 27-yard scoring pass to Nicholas Howard that tied the game at 28-28 with just 1:18 left in regulation. Tre Bradford also made significant contributions, running for two touchdowns, with his decisive 3-yard plunge in overtime sealing the victory for Grambling. The game went into overtime after a dramatic final drive by Grambling, demonstrating their ability to perform under pressure. On the other side, Texas A&M Commerce's BK Jackson had an impressive performance, rushing for 149 yards and two touchdowns, but it wasn't enough to secure a win. The Lions struggled with turnovers, as Ron Peace threw four interceptions, including one on the first play of overtime, which proved to be a turning point in the game. Ultimately, Grambling outgained Texas A&M Commerce 419-247 in total yards, showcasing their offensive prowess. This victory improved Grambling's record to 2-1, while Texas A&M Commerce fell to 0-3, highlighting the challenges they face this season.