Julius Davis ran for 114 yards and two touchdowns on Saturday.
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Balanced attack leads Bobcats over Weber State
11/8/2025 4:41:00 PM | Football, General
Justin Lamson led a balanced Montana State offense with two throwing touchdowns and a pair of running touchdowns as the third-ranked Bobcats dominated Weber State on Saturday, 66-14.
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Lamson started the scoring festival with a short run behind the blocking of Titan Fleischmann and Burke Mastel. After Dane Steel's 30-yard punt return, Julius Davis burst up the middle as JT Reed led the blocking assault that helped Davis go 52 yards to make it 14-0 after the first quarter. Davis led all runners with 114 yards on 10 carries.
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Under sunny skies the scoring continued in the second quarter when Adam Jones scored from the 2-yard line. That touchdown was setup on a wide receiver pass from Jordan Reed back to Lamson. It was Jones' 10th score of the season.
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A Caden Dowler 54-yard return of an interception led to a 4-yard pass from Lamson to Rocky Lencioni. Lamson completed 12 of 16 passes for 114 yards. A trio of Bobcat quarterbacks spread the ball among 11 different receivers.
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Following a Weber State touchdown, Jabez Wood brought the kickoff back 77 yards and Myles Sansted's 48-yard field goal put MSU (8-2 overall, 6-0 Big Sky) up 31-7 at halftime.
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Lamson hit Ryan King for the receiver's first touchdown pass as a Bobcat to open the third quarter scoring. After Taco Dowler's 34-yard punt return, Davis reached the end zone one more time, plowing in from the 1-yard line. Before the third quarter ended, Takhari Carr returned an interception 25 yards to set up Lamson's 12-yard scramble to make it 52-7.
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Backup quarterback Patrick Duchien started the fourth quarter scoring by tossing the ball into the end zone where the 6-foot-6 Reed collected a deflected pass for a 25-yard touchdown as the 21,467 Bobcat faithful continued the celebration.
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Weber State (3-7, 1-5) got a touchdown pass from Dijon Jennings to Mason York before Chance Wilson called his own number for MSU, gaining 13 yards for a score to closeout the scoring and giving the Bobcats their fifth straight win over the Wildcats. It was also MSU's eighth straight win after opening the season 0-2.
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Brendon Ross led MSU with eight tackles while Caden Dowler collected seven tackles as well as getting his interception and forcing a fumble that Neil Daily recovered in the second quarter.
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Overall, MSU totaled 452 yards in offense (7.3 yards per play) while holding Weber State to 285 yards (4.5 yards per play).
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MSU's final regular season home game is this week when UC Davis comes to Bozeman for an 8 p.m. kickoff. Weber State travels to Idaho State.
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Lamson started the scoring festival with a short run behind the blocking of Titan Fleischmann and Burke Mastel. After Dane Steel's 30-yard punt return, Julius Davis burst up the middle as JT Reed led the blocking assault that helped Davis go 52 yards to make it 14-0 after the first quarter. Davis led all runners with 114 yards on 10 carries.
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Under sunny skies the scoring continued in the second quarter when Adam Jones scored from the 2-yard line. That touchdown was setup on a wide receiver pass from Jordan Reed back to Lamson. It was Jones' 10th score of the season.
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A Caden Dowler 54-yard return of an interception led to a 4-yard pass from Lamson to Rocky Lencioni. Lamson completed 12 of 16 passes for 114 yards. A trio of Bobcat quarterbacks spread the ball among 11 different receivers.
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Following a Weber State touchdown, Jabez Wood brought the kickoff back 77 yards and Myles Sansted's 48-yard field goal put MSU (8-2 overall, 6-0 Big Sky) up 31-7 at halftime.
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Lamson hit Ryan King for the receiver's first touchdown pass as a Bobcat to open the third quarter scoring. After Taco Dowler's 34-yard punt return, Davis reached the end zone one more time, plowing in from the 1-yard line. Before the third quarter ended, Takhari Carr returned an interception 25 yards to set up Lamson's 12-yard scramble to make it 52-7.
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Backup quarterback Patrick Duchien started the fourth quarter scoring by tossing the ball into the end zone where the 6-foot-6 Reed collected a deflected pass for a 25-yard touchdown as the 21,467 Bobcat faithful continued the celebration.
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Weber State (3-7, 1-5) got a touchdown pass from Dijon Jennings to Mason York before Chance Wilson called his own number for MSU, gaining 13 yards for a score to closeout the scoring and giving the Bobcats their fifth straight win over the Wildcats. It was also MSU's eighth straight win after opening the season 0-2.
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Brendon Ross led MSU with eight tackles while Caden Dowler collected seven tackles as well as getting his interception and forcing a fumble that Neil Daily recovered in the second quarter.
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Overall, MSU totaled 452 yards in offense (7.3 yards per play) while holding Weber State to 285 yards (4.5 yards per play).
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MSU's final regular season home game is this week when UC Davis comes to Bozeman for an 8 p.m. kickoff. Weber State travels to Idaho State.
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