Carson Camp Accounts for Six Touchdowns in Duquesne Rout
Carson Camp had a hand in all six Duquesne touchdowns. He threw three of them, all to Ryan Petras, and ran in the other three himself. Duquesne rolled New Haven 41-14 and moved to 3-2, while New Haven fell to 2-6.
It was over early. Petras caught a 9-yard pass at 6:57 of the first quarter and a 29-yarder less than a minute later, and Duquesne led 14-0. New Haven got one back with Matt Chandler's 2-yard run in the closing seconds of the quarter, but the two-point try failed, so it was 14-6. Camp's 1-yard run made it 21-6 in the second, Petras added a 15-yard score to open the third; Duquesne led by at least 14 from the third quarter on. New Haven's second touchdown, a 9-yard pass from Jake Tripptree to LaSalle Rose Jr. with a good two-point conversion, made it 28-14. Camp ran in from five yards (Matt Marcinko missed the extra point) and from one yard to close it. Duquesne never trailed, and no lead changed hands.
The yardage was lopsided to match. Duquesne gained 490 yards, 291 passing and 199 rushing on 44 carries, against 255 for New Haven, which ran only 21 times for 59 yards. Duquesne did throw two interceptions, both Camp's, and still won by 27. New Haven committed three turnovers of its own: an interception and two lost fumbles.
Fantasy owners who had Camp or Petras this week got a monster. Camp's 51.3 points were the best in this game, and Petras scored 41.3 on only eight catches. When one quarterback is on every touchdown, the box score is easy to read.