Baylor Throws Three Picks, Still Beats Prairie View A&M 44-3
Three interceptions. Forty-one points of margin. Baylor threw it to the other team three times (two of them from Nate Bennett) and still beat Prairie View A&M 44-3, which tells you how the rest of it went.
Prairie View A&M did lead, for about two and a half minutes of game clock. Ethan Eddins kicked a 25-yard field goal with 10:58 left in the first quarter, Rhett Armstrong tied it with a 46-yarder, and then Baylor scored 41 straight. Caden Knighten ran in from 5 yards, Bennett found Jayden McGowan from 33 yards with 59 seconds left in the quarter, and it was 17-3 before the second began.
The second quarter was Bennett again. He hit Drelon Miller from 22 yards, then ran in from 17 only 56 seconds later to make it 31-3. Armstrong's 45-yard field goal made it 34-3 at the half, McGowan scored from 13 yards in the third to push it to 41-3, and Armstrong's 22-yarder in the fourth was the last score of the game.
Baylor finished with 556 total yards, 333 through the air and 223 on the ground, and it sacked the Prairie View quarterbacks four times. Baylor did not lose a fumble, and Rhett Armstrong kicked all three of its field goals and all five extra points. Prairie View A&M is 0-1 and Baylor is 1-1.
For fantasy, Bennett (37.9) was the top scorer despite the two picks, McGowan (24.0) had two touchdowns, and Gavin Freeman (20.4) caught 10 passes for 104 yards without scoring.