<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3hFokE_0wEL4qlN00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3hFokE_0wEL4qlN00" width="675" height="450" >The Chadron State Eagles dominated their homecoming game against Fort Lewis, winning 55-13, thanks in part to an explosive third quarter that saw the defense score two touchdowns on interceptions. The Eagles improved their overall record to 3-4 and showcased a strong performance, particularly in the second half, where they scored 24 points in just five minutes. Quarterback DJ Ralph was efficient, contributing both through the air and on the ground, while freshman running back Quincey Ryker made an impressive debut with a 72-yard touchdown run.<ul><li>Chadron State's defense recorded four interceptions in the game.</li><li>The Eagles' defense scored two touchdowns in a span of five minutes during the third quarter.</li></ul>Yes, ButWhile the Eagles showcased strong defensive plays, Fort Lewis struggled significantly with quarterback turnovers, leading to an inability to establish any offensive momentum. Their frequent quarterback changes due to injury further complicated their performance.State of Play<ul><li>Chadron State's overall record stands at 3-4 and 2-3 within RMAC play.</li><li>Fort Lewis drops to a disappointing 1-6 overall and remains winless at 0-5 in RMAC competition.</li></ul>Looking ahead, Chadron State will face Black Hills State, who is also 3-4, in what promises to be a competitive matchup. The game will be crucial for both teams as they vie for a stronger position in the RMAC standings.Bottom LineThe Eagles' commanding victory not only boosts their confidence but also solidifies their homecoming legacy, improving their homecoming record to 19-5 since 2000. The performance, especially from the defense, has set a promising tone for the remainder of the season.</div></body>

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Eagles Roll To Homecoming Win

The Chadron State Eagles dominated their homecoming game against Fort Lewis, winning 55-13, thanks in part to an explosive third quarter that saw the defense score two touchdowns on interceptions. The Eagles improved their overall record to 3-4 and showcased a strong performance, particularly in the second half, where they scored 24 points in just five minutes. Quarterback DJ Ralph was efficient, contributing both through the air and on the ground, while freshman running back Quincey Ryker made an impressive debut with a 72-yard touchdown run.