FROSTBURG, Md. – The Frostburg State Football team led start to finish in a commanding 49-16 victory over West Virginia Wesleyan at home on Saturday afternoon. Receiving the kick the start the game, FSU was given a boost as an offside and out of bounds penalty gave them a favorable start on the 40-yard line. Within two plays, Frostburg had already gotten down to the Wesleyan 15, as redshirt sophomore Myles Fulton found classmate Jordan Marcucci for a 17-yard gain, then Owen Doyle ran down the right sideline for 28 yards on a chunk play. After a short completion from Fulton to junior Nick McCarthy, Doyle toted the ball twice for 11 combined yards and the opening score, with senior Brandon Keen's kick making it 7-0. On WVWC's first drive, they picked up nine yards across to plays, but a false start followed by a combined sack between junior Jaylen Boyd and graduate Rob Jackson swiftly forced a punt on 4th-and-15. Committing to try and block the punt, FSU went without a return man, as Wesleyan got the punt off for 58 yards down to the Frostburg 22. The first three plays of the drive resulted in nine yards, but rather than punt on 4th-and-1, junior Sean Aaron muscled his way up the middle to gain the necessary yardage and keep the drive alive. Fulton later found junior Amari N'namdi-Hall for a 22-yard catch-and-run, then dropped a pair to redshirt sophomore Cruiz Paul-Umstead for gains of 14 and 32, the latter going in for another TD and a 14-0 lead.
