UND football drops second consecutive game on the road

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The University of North Dakota football team dropped its second consecutive game Saturday, falling 31-28 to No. 4 Youngstown State on the road. It was the No. 9 Fighting Hawks’ (6-4) final road game of the season and marks three consecutive road losses.

24 second half points were the difference maker as the Penguins flipped the script in the second half of the game.

Quarterback Jerry Kaminski had a rushing, throwing and receiving touchdown in the game before the fourth quarter ever started. Kaminski also threw a pick six on the first drive in the second half.

The Penguins scored with just over two minutes remaining before the picking off a fourth down Kaminski pass to end the game.

Up next, the Fighting Hawks host Illinois State next Saturday before a bye week on November 14.