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Rice falls to Quinlan Boles, 42-0
The difference: Boles’s Kailob Wallace rushed for 83 yards and a touchdown, passed for 122 yards, returned the opening kickoff 80 yards for a score, and intercepted a pass on defense.
Standouts: For Rice, Geoffrey Hammonds rushed for 41 yards and picked off a pass in the endzone. Blake Lewis had 46 yards total offense. Lane Sutton rushed for over 100 yards and three touchdowns to pace the Hornets.
Game notes: Rice QB Kenneth Hart made an unusual play – he completed a pass to himself … Blake Lewis had a 53 yard punt and averaged 35.5 yards per punt … Boles had nine different ball carriers rush for almost 300 yards … Rice will host Itasca next week in their home opener.
Stat of the game: Boles outrushed Rice by over 200 yards.
Records: Boles 1-0, Rice 0-1
They said it: “We are going to work and get better.” — Rice head coach David Currey.
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Boles 42, Rice 0
Rice 0 0 0 0 — 0
Boles 14 7 8 13 — 42
First Quarter
B — Kailob Wallace 80 kickoff return (Andy Allen kick) 11:47
B — Lane Sutton 4 run (Allen kick) 4:46
Second Quarter
B — Wallace 27 run (Allen kick) 5:01
Third Quarter
B — Sutton 4 run (Wallace run) 5:06
Fourth Quarter
B — Sutton 15 run (kick blocked) 11:49
B — Cyle Monroe 1 run (Allen kick) 4:48
R B
First downs 6 24
Rush-yards 33-70 44-287
Passing yards 20 122
C-A-I 5-10-2 7-10-1
Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-2
Punts-avg. 4-35.5 0-0.0
Penalties-yards 4-40 4-35
Individual
Rushing — R: Geoffrey Hammonds 8-41, Blake Lewis 8-21, Austin Anderson 3-12, Jabarrin Davis 5-9, Justin Digman 1-3, Kenneth Hart 8-(-16) . B: Lane Sutton 13-107, Kailob Wallace 12-83, Stephen Hatchel 7-60, Andy Allen 4-16, Austin Cantrell 3-15, Cody Keen 1-4, Michael Jordan 1-3, Cyle Monroe 1-1, Stephen Price 2-(-2) .
Passing — R: Kenneth Hart 5-9-2 20, Blake Lewis 0-1-0 0 . B: Kailob Wallace 7-10-1 122 .
Receiving — R: Blake Lewis 3-25, Austin Anderson 1-0, Kenneth Hart 1-(-5) . B: Stephen Hatchel 5-91, Austin Cantrell 1-19, Lane Sutton 1-12.
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