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LIU 17, DUQUESNE 14
Graduate running back Sam Slade pulled LIU out of a 14-3 hole with a nine-yard touchdown catch before halftime and the eventual go-ahead score — a five-yard run that capped a six-play, 88-yard drive — with 11:29 left to play to lead the Sharks to a 17-14 road win at Duquesne. Graduate defensive back Trey Watkins delivered the final blow and sealed the win when he came away with an interception on the Sharks’ 19-yard line on a Duquesne 1st and 10 with 42 seconds remaining. 
 
STONEHILL 28, Sacred Heart 7
Holding CAA foe Sacred Heart to a season-low seven points, nearly 13 points below its season average, Stonehill rolled to a 21-point road win at Sikorsky Credit Union Field on Saturday. Sophomore running back Aidan Garrett became the first Skyhawk to eclipse the century mark in rushing yards this season (106 yards), while fifth-year quarterback Jack O’Connell accounted for two touchdowns with one through the air and one on the ground.
 
CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 52, AIC 14
Sophomore running back Davon Smith, Jr. was a menace for visiting AIC, rushing for a career-high 220 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 13 carries in Central Connecticut’s 52-14 victory at Arute Field on Saturday. The Blue Devils’ offense was rolling with 595 total yards, four rushing touchdowns and three receiving scores.
 
RV Morgan State 28, ROBERT MORRIS 27
Scoring a dramatic home win against Norfolk State last week, Robert Morris was unable to turn the trick again in a battle that went down-to-the-wire at RV Morgan State on Saturday. The Colonials’ late 27-21 advantage was spoiled when the Bears charged downfield for an 11-play, 75-yard drive that resulted in a one-yard touchdown scamper with 24 ticks remaining on the clock. 
 
Princeton 28, WAGNER 13
Wagner stayed within arms’ reach of visiting Princeton on Saturday until the Tigers made it a two-possession game at 28-13, the eventual final, on a 10-yard rushing score with 2:49 left in the third. Senior placekicker Ryan Liszner drilled field goals from just inside the 40-yard line on two occasions, converting from 39 and 38 yards in the first and second quarters, respectively.