Harvard secured a narrow victory over Holy Cross, winning 35-34 after a crucial 2-point conversion stop. The game was a rollercoaster of emotions, with Merrimack overpowering Stonehill 48-28. Jermaine Corbett shined with 170 yards and two touchdowns, while Brandon Wyatt added 101 yards and a score. Merrimack dominated with 375 yards rushing on 51 carries, averaging 7.4 yards per carry.
Ayden Pereira’s 51-yard touchdown pass to Jalen McDonald was a highlight of the first half, helping Merrimack take a commanding 27-0 lead by halftime. Despite Stonehill’s strong third-quarter performance, narrowing the gap to 34-21, Pereira’s touchdown pass and Malakai Anthony’s 42-yard run sealed the victory for Merrimack.
Pereira finished with 94 yards passing and two touchdowns, leading the Warriors to their third win of the season. On the other side, Jack O’Connell struggled, throwing for 166 yards and one touchdown but also two interceptions for Stonehill. Merrimack’s overall dominance was evident in their total yards, leading 479-321.
The game showcased fierce competition and strategic gameplay, keeping fans on the edge of their seats until the final moments. With this win, Merrimack continues to prove their strength in college sports, setting the stage for more exciting matchups in the future.
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