Durham, n.h.
The Dukes (6-3, 4-2 Colonial Athletic Association), ranked third in the FCS coaches poll, outgained UNH 486-315, but had six turnovers, including four interceptions while the Wildcats were turnover-free and had five sacks.
Trevor Knight added two touchdown passes and a 75-yard scramble up the middle to make it 35-10 in the fourth quarter for the Wildcats (3-6, 2-4), who opened the season with four losses. Knight finished with 181 yards passing and 76 rushing.
Harvard 52, Columbia 18
Allston, Mass.
Stewart tossed the Crimson’s longest TD pass — a 92-yarder to Jack Cook on their first play from scrimmage — and added scoring strikes of 75 yards to Tyler Adams and 74 yards to Aaron Shampklin. The senior quarterback had 250 yards passing in the first quarter as Harvard (4-4, 2-3) grabbed a 21-6 lead.
Shampklin, the Ivy League’s top rusher, finished with 92 yards and his ninth rushing TD of the season.
Ty Lenhart passed for 203 yards and a TD with two interceptions — both by Harvard’s Wes Ogsbury — for the Lions (4-4, 1-4).
Yale 46, Brown 16
New Haven, Conn.
Yale (5-3, 3-2 Ivy League), which fell to Columbia by one touchdown last week, has won three of its last four games. The Bulldogs accumulated 598 total yards while limiting Brown (1-7, 0-5) to 331.
Holy Cross 40, Lafayette 14
Worcester, Mass.
Maine 35, Towson 28
Towson, Md.
Elon 24, Rhode Island 21
Elon, n.c.
Plymouth St. 28, Fitchburg St. 0
Holderness, n.h.
Middlebury 35, Hamilton 17
Clinton, n.y.
MIT 20, Norwich 0
Northfield, Vt.
Dean 19, Castleton 17
Franklin, Mass.
New Haven 49, Saint Anselm 21
West Haven, Conn.
