Marquette’s Game-Changing Play and Impressive Performance Sink Lafayette in Victory
Key points:
- Marquette's Nick Miller's interception proved to be a game-changing play in their 13-10 win over Lafayette
- Running back Justin Jackson had an impressive performance, rushing for 150 yards and a touchdown
- The game was part of the Tackle Hunger food drive, with both student bodies collecting almost 1,800 pounds of food for charity
Marquette Mustangs defeated Lafayette Lancers with a score of 13-10 in their season opener. The game was highlighted by a momentum-turning interception by Marquette senior safety Nick Miller. The Mustangs’ defense was impressive, holding the Lancers to just 135 yards from scrimmage and recording five sacks. Marquette’s offense was led by running back Justin Jackson, who had 150 yards and a touchdown. The game also featured a food drive competition between the two schools, with nearly 1,800 pounds of food collected for a local hunger relief organization.
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