Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007  

Edinboro (6-3)             35
Kutztown (4-5)            28 
BOX SCORE

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Trevor Harris passed for three touchdowns and ran for another as Edinboro held on for a 35-28 win over Kutztown in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference crossover at University Field. 

            Harris completed 22-of-28 passes for 316 yards with TD passes of 24, 26 and 35 yards for Edinboro (6-3).  He finished with 60 yards on the ground.  His TD run of 1 yard gave the Scots a 28-21 lead with 12:21 left in the game.  Harris also found Kyle Witucki for a 35-yard strike with 3:56 left, which proved to be the difference. 

            Kutztown’s (4-5) Kyle Spotts passed for two TDs and ran for another.  His 4-yard run with 1:02 left made it 35-28.  The Golden Bears’ Mike Gardier recovered the ensuing onside kick, after Sam McKellar jarred the ball loose from the Edinboro receiver. KU drove to the Edinboro 14, but Dan Skelton intercepted a tipped pass at the 2-yard line with seven seconds left to seal the Scots’ win. 

            Spotts finished 22-of-46 for 253 yards.  Dontay Wilson ran for 147 yards on 16 carries, including a 68-yard TD scamper in the first half.  Elfren Quiles had seven catches for 88 yards, while TE Dan Onorato had seven grabs for 80 yards and TDs of 15 and 2 yards. LB David Cressman led all players with 14 tackles.  Kevin Branco had a pair of sacks. 

            Edinboro's Ulysee Davis ran for 95 yards and a TD on 24 carries.  Witucki had six catches for 91 yards.  Chris Amico and Chad Brooks had two sacks each, and Amico added an interception.  

            Kutztown built a 14-0 lead after the first quarter.  KU matched its season high with a 97-yard opening drive, capped by Spotts' first TD to Onorato.  KU drove 92 yards on its next possession, with the bulk coming on Wilson’s 68-yard scoring run. 

            Davis made it 14-7 early in the second quarter when he capped a 77-yard march with a 5-yard run.  After Amico’s interception gave Edinboro the ball, the Scots marched 80 yards on 11 plays to tie it on Harris’ 24-yard pass to Rich Cerro. 

            KU answered just before halftime with Spotts’ second TD pass to Onorato from 2 yards out.   

            Edinboro tied it on its first possession of the third quarter, with Harris engineering a 77-yard drive, capped by his 26-yard pas to Jeremy Burr.  The Scot defense clamped down, holding KU to just 7 yards in the third quarter.  Edinboro took the lead on the sixth play of the fourth quarter, on Harris’ 1-yard run.   

            KU’s offensive woes continued, managing just 22 yards on its next two possessions.  The Scots scored what proved to be the game-winner after an 80-yard drive on Harris 35-yard pass to Witucki. 

            The Golden Bears’ offense awoke, driving 65 yards to the Edinboro eight.  Spotts had four straight incompletions, including a fourth down pass to Jason Uhlig, who made the catch but couldn’t keep a foot in bounds.   

            Quiles returned a short Edinboro punt to the Scots’ 34.  Spotts passed once and scrambled three times for 28 yards, including a 4-yard run for a TD with 1:02 left. 

            KU’s Ryan Nye bounced the ensuing onside kick to Edinboro’s Witucki, but McKellar jarred the ball loose.  Gardier recovered it, giving KU one last chance. A 24-yard pass from Spotts to Quiles set the Bears up at the Edinboro 14.  Spotts looked for Uhlig along the sideline, but Uhlig tipped it into the hands of Skelton.