Colgate Shuts Out William & Mary 37-0
Zero. William & Mary finished with 142 total yards, 26 rushes, 70 passing yards and a goose egg on the scoreboard. Colgate finished with 519 yards and 37 points, and the Raiders ran 52 times to William & Mary's 26.
The Raiders did not score at all in the first quarter, which makes the rest of the game look rather sudden. O'Shea Faison ran in from 4 yards out at 11:17 of the second quarter, Jake Stearney hit Peyton Way for 27 yards at 7:22, and Luke Vogeler kicked field goals of 23 yards with 1:57 left and 34 yards as the half expired. That was 20-0 at the break, all of it in one quarter.
The second half was more of the same. Stearney and Way connected again from 8 yards at 6:22 of the third quarter, Stearney found P.J. Holmes from 9 yards at 14:03 of the fourth, and Vogeler added a 27-yard field goal at 5:02 to make it 37-0. Stearney's three touchdown passes came on 16 of 25 passing for 234 yards, and he ran for another 69.
The Tribe did not turn the ball over, which is the one thing in their column, and it did not matter. Colgate sacked them five times and out-gained them 519 yards to 142, with 262 of those on the ground. Colgate goes to 5-3, William & Mary drops to 3-5.
Fantasy-wise, Way is the story. He caught 10 passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns and finished with 37.5 Promethium points, three more than his quarterback.