DURHAM, N.H. – The Towson University football team got a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter, but it was not enough in falling, 40-17, to No. 17 New Hampshire Saturday afternoon at Wildcat Stadium.
 
How it Happened

• The Wildcats got on the board first as they took advantage of a short field to get a 26-yard touchdown run from DeUnte Chatman. 
• The Tigers were able to answer back late in the first quarter with a nine-play scoring drive.  The drive was capped by an Aidan O'Neill 40yard field goal.
• The second quarter belonged to UNH as the Wildcats threw four touchdown passes in the quarter to take a 33-3 lead into halftime.
• Defensive back Tyron McDade put an end to another scoring threat with a leaping interception at the two yard line.
• The Tigers were able to find the endzone early in the fourth quarter when Kanyia Anderson scooped up a fumble and returned it 93 yards for the touchdown.
• The offense found its way into the endzone near the end of the game as Ryan Stover capped a 3-play drive with an 18-yard touchdown pass to Sam Gallahan.
• The drive started after Coby Tippett returned the punt 21 yards to near midfield.
• Stover found Gallahan for 25 yards before Stover hit David Bryant for a nine-yard completion.

 
Inside the Numbers

• Kobe Young led the ground attack with 63 yards on nine carries.
• Shane Leatherbury caught six passes for 35 yards.
• Sam Gallahan finished with four catches for 79 yards and a touchdown.
• The fumble return by Kanyia Anderson was the first defensive touchdown since Donnell Lewis returned a fumble 65 yards against Stony Brook on October 17, 2015.
• Anderson added four tackles and a sack.

 
Up Next
The Tigers return to Johnny Unitas® Stadium to host Delaware for Homecoming.  Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.