Towson emerged victorious in their recent Coastal Athletic Association showdown against FCS 10th-ranked William & Mary. The game featured standout performances from Sean Brown, who threw two touchdown passes, and Branson Peters, who returned a fumble 78 yards for a crucial touchdown. The game was an intense battle, with William & Mary managing to tie the score 13-13 at the end of the first half. However, Towson surged ahead as Brown connected with John Dunmore for a 16-yard touchdown pass.
In a pivotal moment in the game, Towson’s CJ McClendon sacked William & Mary’s Darius Wilson, leading to a fumble that Peters recovered and returned for a touchdown. This play helped Towson establish a commanding 27-13 lead. Tyrell Greene Jr. later added a three-yard touchdown run to extend Towson’s lead to 34-13 by the end of the third quarter. William & Mary fought back in the fourth quarter, scoring two touchdowns through passes from Hollis Mathis to Wilson and a rushing touchdown by Malachi Imoh. However, it was not enough to overcome Towson’s lead.
Prior to this victory, Towson had suffered consecutive losses to Villanova and North Dakota State. Brown had a stellar performance, completing 17 of 24 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns, along with an interception. Greene stood out with 133 rushing yards from 15 carries. On the other side, Wilson of William & Mary completed 12 of 25 pass attempts for 209 yards, while Bronson Yoder contributed 84 rushing yards from 17 carries.
The game showcased a competitive spirit from both teams, ultimately culminating in Towson’s triumph. Such victories highlight the resilience and determination of the Towson football team. Fans can expect more thrilling matchups as the season progresses, with each game offering new opportunities for success and growth.
