1987 Big "33" Classic Maryland vs Pennsylvania part 3

Patrick Calvin
Patrick Calvin
398 بار بازدید - 9 سال پیش - Maryland used a couple of
Maryland used a couple of great goal line stands to preserve a 26-22 victory over Pennsylvania
before more than 17,300 fans at Hersheypark stadium.
It was a game that went down to the final play, a Hail Mary pass from Doug Sieg which Gary
Brown couldn’t hold as he tumbled to the end zone turf.
Earlier, Sieg’s 4-yard pass to Terry Smith had given Pennsylvania a first down at the Maryland
four-yard line. On fourth down at the one, fullback Jeff Christy was stopped dead in his tracks by
the determined Maryland defense.
This was a game which produced a spectacular pass catching show by Maryland’s Robert Jackson. He had eight
catches for 121 yards to become his team’s MVP.
Maryland scored first with a 33-yard pass from Eric Nichols to Brian Allred. Pennsylvania came right back with a 37-
yard TD strike from Sieg to Warren West. A run for two failed, leaving Maryland on top by 7-6.
A 64-yard run by Jeff Allen boosted the lead to 13-6 as the PAT was blocked. When Andre Jones picked up a fumble
and stepped two yards into the end zone. Maryland went up 20-6. They made it 26-6 on a 20-yard toss from Nichols to
Jackson.
With time running out in the half, Pennsylvania got back in the game on Paul Romanchock’s 38-yard pass to Smith,
making it 26-13.
The only score of the second half came when Louis Riddick intercepted a Nichols’ pass and returned it 20 yards to
the end zone. Joe Ruth’s kick made it 26-20 but that was all the points Pennsylvania could get.
9 سال پیش در تاریخ 1394/02/22 منتشر شده است.
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