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Rutgers vs Washington: Box score, stats and summary feat. Will Rogers (Week 5) 

The Washington Huskies were in Piscataway, New Jersey, to take on the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at SHI Stadium on Friday. Will Rogers was the starting quarterback for the Huskies, while Athan Kaliakmanis led the offense for Rutgers.

The Scarlet Knights entered this game as a close 1.5-point home favorite.

At halftime, they led 14-3. Their defense stifled the Huskies' offense, preventing a single trip to the end zone. The Huskies attempted a comeback in the second half, but a couple of missed field goals by Grady Gross left them three points short as Rutgers won 21-18.

Rutgers vs Washinton: Box score

Team1st quarter2nd quarter3rd quarter4th quarterFinal
Rutgers0140721
Washington307818

Rutgers Scarlet Knights stats

Passing
CompAttPctYdsY/ATDIntSackYdsLQBRat
16 Athan Kaliakmanis
142458.31154.81017112.3
Rushing
RushYdsAvgLongTD
5 Kyle Monangai
251325.3401
27 Samuel Brown V
5448.8371
16 Athan Kaliakmanis
382.7130
Receiving
RecYdsAvgLongTD
9 Ian Strong
5408151
12 Kenny Fletcher
4215.370
3 Chris Long
11919190
8 KJ Duff
11515150
0 Dymere Miller
2157.5120
5 Kyle Monangai
15550
Kicking
FGMFGAPctLongXPMXPA
44 Jai Patel
000033
Returns
KRYdsAvgLongTDPRYdsAvgLongTD
Punting
PuntAvgLong
94 Jakob Anderson
74247

Washington Huskies stats

Passing
CompAttPctYdsY/ATDIntSackYdsLQBRat
7 Will Rogers
263672.23068.52000162
2 Demond Williams Jr.
11100880000167.2
Rushing
RushYdsAvgLongTD
1 Jonah Coleman
161489.3390
22 Cameron Davis
8425.3130
2 Demond Williams Jr.
3124100
7 Will Rogers
252.590
Receiving
RecYdsAvgLongTD
12 Denzel Boston
612520.8512
6 Jeremiah Hunter
66711.2170
5 Giles Jackson
7598.4120
85 Keleki Latu
324890
86 Decker DeGraaf
12121210
3 Rashid Williams
19990
1 Jonah Coleman
15550
24 Adam Mohammed
12220
22 Cameron Davis
12220
Kicking
FGMFGAPctLongXPMXPA
95 Grady Gross
14252211
Returns
KRYdsAvgLongTDPRYdsAvgLongTD
15 Keith Reynolds
23316.517000000
Punting
PuntAvgLong
38 Jack McCallister
25153

Rutgers vs Washington Game Summary

The Huskies struck first with a 22-yard field goal by kicker Grady Gross. The first touchdown drive of the game came in the second quarter. After 15 plays and 75 yards, a 1-yard rushing touchdown from Kyle Monangai got the Rutgers a 7-3 lead. This was followed by Gross missing a 42-yard FG opportunity.

Both teams' secondary seemed locked in, forcing punts before another successful offensive drive by the Scarlet Knights. Athan Kaliakmanis threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Ian Strong, which extended the team's lead to 14-3 at halftime.

The Huskies started the third quarter with a perfect offensive drive, which ended with Will Rogers finding Denzel Boston for a 51-yard TD.

However, the Scarlet Knights conjured another strong offensive possession, with Samuel Brown V running 37 yards for a TD to extend his team's lead to 21-10.

Grady Gross then missed a 37-yard field goal as Rutgers maintained its lead.

The Huskies forced Rutgers to punt and stitched together a touchdown drive. Will Rogers threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to Denzel Boston and a successful two-point conversion cit the lead to 21-18.

With not much time remaining on the clock, the Huskies defense forced a stop. Gross then set up for a 55-yard field goal but missed as the Scarlet Knights prevailed 21-18.

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