Read the ODAC Football Report: Week 2
Week two of the 2014 season had a little bit of everything as
ODAC squads went 5-2 against non-conference competition.
Bridgewater College, Emory & Henry College and Guilford
College all won for the second time in as many weeks, while
Hampden-Sydney College and Randolph-Macon College picked up their
first victories of the year.
Four afternoon games and three night contests dotted the schedule.
The first final of the day went to Randolph-Macon as the
Yellow Jackets drubbed Averett University, 48-16.
Hampden-Sydney came out on top of Christopher Newport
University, 35-30, in a game that featured three ties. Emory
& Henry trailed Maryville College (Tenn.), 13-0, late in the
third quarter, but defense helped the Wasps squeeze out a 14-13
triumph on the road. Washington and Lee University dropped
its second game of the season, falling at Sewanee, 21-19, despite a
late comeback attempt.
In one of three evening affairs, Bridgewater showed off its newly
renovated athletic facilities -- Jopson Athletic Complex and
Nininger Hall -- with a 43-14 thumping of Greensboro College.
Guilford racked up almost 600 yards of total offense in
disposing of Methodist University, 52-20. Shenandoah got to
within three points late in the third quarter, but couldn't muster
any more points in its loss to Frostburg State University,
20-10.
Guilford quarterback Matt Pawlowski earned the ODAC Offensive
Player of the Week award, while Emory & Henry defensive back
Roth Healey took home the ODAC Defensive Player of the Week honor.
Pawlowski threw for 418 yards and six touchdowns on 28-of-39
(71.8%) passing. Healey racked up a team-best nine tackles
with a TFL, batted down a pass, intercepted another, and returned a
fumble 72 yards for the Wasps' first points in their comeback
victory.
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