Cook's Kick Caps Captivating Bobcat Weekend
11/2/2002 12:00:00 AM | Football
clock to give the Montana State football team a 31-30 victoryover Sacramento State, Saturday night. MSU quarterbackTravis Lulay lobbed a pass to Scott Turnquist for what seemedlike the final play of the game. However, a Sacramentoface-masking penalty was called, which moved the Bobcats15-yards closer. Because a game can’t end on a defensivepenalty, Cook ran onto the field and nailed the game-winningpoints.
Game Summary:
(1)MSU–Ryan Johnson 1 yd run–kick blocked–MSU 6-0(1)SAC– Tyronne Gross 6 yd run–kick good–SAC 7-6(2)SAC– Ryan Leadingham 22 yd pass to Fred Amey–kick
good–SAC 14-6
(2)MSU– Travis Lulay 18 yd pass to Junior Adams–2 pt conversion good–14-14
(3)MSU– Ryan Johnson 9 yd run–kick good–MSU21-14
(3)SAC– Ryan Leadingham 23 yd pass to Garrett White–kick good–21-21
(3)MSU– Travis Lulay 53 yd pass to Aaron Hill–kick good–MSU28-21
(4)SAC– Bret LeVier 29 yd FG-MSU 28-24
(4)SAC– Garrett White 4-yd run–kick failed–SAC 30-28
(4)MSU– Nate Cook 36 yd- FG–MSU 31-30
Aaron Hill, who wasn’t supposed to play in the game caught 6 passes for 175, including one
touchdown. Junior Adams contributed six receptions for 63 yards and a TD. Freshman Travis
Lulay completed 26 of 37 attempts for 319 yards and two touchdowns. Ryan Johnson
notched another 100-yard game, finishing with 113 yards on 29 carries. For the game, MSU
had 450 of total offense.
MSU will host Eastern Washington on Saturday at 12:05 p.m. in Bobcat Stadium.
Cook’s kick capped an outstanding weekend for Bobcat Athletics, as the MSU men’s crosscountry team won the Big Sky title (the Bobcat women finished third), Casey Jermyn won theBig Sky individual cross country championship and the Bobcat volleyball team swept a pair ofleague matches in Shroyer Gym.
Game Summary:
(1)MSU–Ryan Johnson 1 yd run–kick blocked–MSU 6-0(1)SAC– Tyronne Gross 6 yd run–kick good–SAC 7-6(2)SAC– Ryan Leadingham 22 yd pass to Fred Amey–kick
good–SAC 14-6
(2)MSU– Travis Lulay 18 yd pass to Junior Adams–2 pt conversion good–14-14
(3)MSU– Ryan Johnson 9 yd run–kick good–MSU21-14
(3)SAC– Ryan Leadingham 23 yd pass to Garrett White–kick good–21-21
(3)MSU– Travis Lulay 53 yd pass to Aaron Hill–kick good–MSU28-21
(4)SAC– Bret LeVier 29 yd FG-MSU 28-24
(4)SAC– Garrett White 4-yd run–kick failed–SAC 30-28
(4)MSU– Nate Cook 36 yd- FG–MSU 31-30
Aaron Hill, who wasn’t supposed to play in the game caught 6 passes for 175, including one
touchdown. Junior Adams contributed six receptions for 63 yards and a TD. Freshman Travis
Lulay completed 26 of 37 attempts for 319 yards and two touchdowns. Ryan Johnson
notched another 100-yard game, finishing with 113 yards on 29 carries. For the game, MSU
had 450 of total offense.
MSU will host Eastern Washington on Saturday at 12:05 p.m. in Bobcat Stadium.
Cook’s kick capped an outstanding weekend for Bobcat Athletics, as the MSU men’s crosscountry team won the Big Sky title (the Bobcat women finished third), Casey Jermyn won theBig Sky individual cross country championship and the Bobcat volleyball team swept a pair ofleague matches in Shroyer Gym.
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