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<\/a>Lee opened the game\u00a0with an all aerial assault ordering up\u00a0passes on their first eight plays of the game. It wasn’t until their third drive that a run was finally called.<\/p>\n
“We did some things on film that lead us to believe we\u00a0could be successful,” Lee head coach OK Small stated, “but really we’re trying to work on some things, make some reads and get out to a fast start.”<\/p>\n
From there it only got worse after a quick three and out by Jackson, Cameron Wakefield nearly let a ball slip through his hands fielding a punt but rebounded to pick up the bouncing ball at the 35 and cut\u00a0left and ran down the left sideline untouched for a 65 yard punt return putting Lee up 14-0 with 8:04 left in the first quarter.<\/p>\n
Juan Thomas picked off a Jones pass on the Generals next possession\u00a0to stop a potential scoring drive, however the momentum\u00a0was short lived.<\/p>\n
After Wakefield busted a 18-yard run down to the 25-yard line, the\u00a0Generals were knocking on the door again.<\/p>\n
Only\u00a0back-to-back touchdown plays from Jones on a 12-yard keeper and Wakefield on a 9-yard run were called back kept the Generals out of the end zone temporarily.<\/p>\n
Jones finally ended the penalty driven drive with a 3-yard keeper putting the Generals ahead 20-0 with 9:37 left till half.<\/p>\n
After quarterback Ketwan Mauzon was sacked and\u00a0assisted off the field with a ankle injury, tailback Antwoine Bryant was moved to quarterback.<\/p>\n
On the ensuing play, Bryant scrambled and like a playground play directed his receiver down field and threw up a prayer\u00a0tossing\u00a0a 65-yard touchdown pass\u00a0cutting the lead to 20-6 with 8:31 left in the half.<\/p>\n
The momentum was again short lived as Isaiah Hopson returned the ensuing kickoff 78 yards untouched down the Jackson sideline putting\u00a0Lee ahead 26-6 seconds later.<\/p>\n
“We’ve been waiting for a game like this,” Small said. “Those were\u00a0are first two special teams score of the season.”<\/p>\n
Following a interception from Eugene Bowman, Jones connected with Wakefield for a 13-yard completion, Donnie\u00a0Weatherspoon on a 21-yard completion before capping off the drive with a\u00a0Wakefield\u00a012-yard\u00a0touchdown run putting Lee ahead 32-6\u00a0with 32.7 seconds before half.<\/p>\n Triston Johnson\u00a0sacked Bryant to force another punt bringing the first half to a close as Lee\u00a0carried a 32-6 into the locker room.<\/p>\n After a quick three and out to start the third\u00a0quarter, Lee added to its lead on ensuing drive as Jones scrambled 28 yards down to the 15-yard line on the second play of the drive. Jercoby Groover capped the drive with a\u00a015-yard run to increase the lead to 39-6\u00a0to force a running clock the rest of the game.<\/p>\n Artis Maddox fumbled on the Tigers first play of the ensuing drive and was recovered by Dequan Jackson, who also had two sacks and 1 quarterback pressure play.<\/p>\n Coach Small took out\u00a0all of his offensive starters on the next drive and put in several\u00a0backups including\u00a0Noah Vickers and freshman Allan Bass.<\/p>\n Vickers bulldozed his way in from\u00a02-yards to close out the scoring at 46-6 with 2:15 left in the third quarter. Bass busted a 35 yard run late in the game to move Lee past midfield late in the fourth quarter.<\/p>\n<\/a>