South Carolina State beats Norfolk State 22-7

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 03:02 · Archive

South Carolina State beat Norfolk State 22-7 on Saturday to end a two-game losing streak.

South Carolina State defeated Norfolk State 22-7 on Saturday at Dawson Stadium, ending a two-game losing streak. Running back Mason Pickett-Hicks scored two rushing touchdowns, with a 21-yard run in the first quarter followed by another touchdown run in the second quarter. Kicker Jett Jackson added three field goals.

The Bulldogs' defence dominated the game, forcing three turnovers including two interceptions. Kenneth Jackson's interception in the second quarter helped set up Pickett-Hicks' second touchdown. Michael Evans' interception on Norfolk State's next offensive play led to another field goal, giving SC State a 19-0 halftime lead.

Norfolk State's only score came early in the third quarter when Jason Wonodi returned a punt 47 yards for a touchdown. Quarterback Keelwy Watson completed 21 of 38 passes for 215 yards for SC State. The victory improves the Bulldogs to 6-2 on the season and 1-0 in MEAC conference play.

SC State travels to Morgan State on Thursday for their next fixture.

South Carolina State beats Norfolk State 22-7 — Image: WISTV

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SC State breaks losing streak with 22-7 win over Norfolk StateMason Pickett-Hicks rushed for two touchdowns and South Carolina State broke their 2 game losing streak with a 22-7 win over Norfolk State at Dawson Stadium on Saturday.WISTV · 25 Oct, 02:25
SC State breaks losing streak with 22-7 win over Norfolk StateMason Pickett-Hicks rushed for two touchdowns and South Carolina State broke their 2 game losing streak with a 22-7 win over Norfolk State at Dawson Stadium on Saturday.Live5News · 25 Oct, 02:25

In this story: South Carolina State · Norfolk State · Mason Pickett-Hicks · Jett Jackson · Kenneth Jackson · Michael Evans · Keelwy Watson · Orangeburg

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