September 27, 2025 • 8 mins
Bob Joyce with teh postgame highlights of UConn's late win over the Bulls
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Let's get to the highlights and look back and see
how this game all came together, just like a beautiful
kitchen from Dean Cabinetry and Bolton built to and press
from start to finish. The Huskies won the toss to third,
so Sonny Gunner Gray and the Bulls get it first,
and they had a couple of third down conversions. They
nickeled and down their way down the field, but they
faced a fourth and fourth the Yukon thirty five. Gray
(00:21):
went deep to Patrick Klax, but Devin Pringle made a
nice play and the Husky's takeover took the ball in
the Buffalo territory. Punted, Connor stood, pinning the Bulls at
the fifteen. Pretty much a field position battle through one quarter,
which was scoreless, Bulls out by midfield. After one they
had twenty two plays for seventy eight yards, Yukon just
(00:42):
ten and twenty eight yards at the point. But the
first drive of the second for Yukon, starting at their
own seven with thirteen forty eight remaining in the second quarter,
Cam Edwards for five suffered a mild body injury, but
he returned. Joe Finiano went to work an eight yard
run a four yard pass the Skyler Bell and then
Victor Rosa with a catch for eight and excuse me,
(01:04):
a run for eight and a catch for six before
Bell with a fourteen yard catch and run got the
Puskies into Buffalo territory at the forty eight. The quarterback
then ran for another nine before the Swede Oliver Lumberg
Coleman went off an eleven yard run followed by a
three yard run that set the Huskies up at the
twenty five. That's when Yukon's main weapon, Skyler Bell, would
(01:28):
get the game's first score.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Play action looks to throw. How's a man that's caught
my Bell and Bell at the ten on his feet,
He'll go in for a touchdown alplus slant. He exploded
after catching and they could not catch him. It's six
points for the Huskies in the first score of the ballgame.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
That caps a ninety three yard drive in ten plays,
the longest drive yardage wise for Yukon since twenty eighteen,
and the point after giving Yukon a seven to nothing lead.
And that is our dime of the game, brought to
you by Dime Bank. Community Banking lives here, but the
game was short live at seven to nothing as the
Bulls ground game came to life. And it wasn't Al
(02:06):
j Henderson he has been. He was banged up a
good chunk of the day, but played a lot through it.
But it was Lamar Spurling from the Bulls thirty six
that would tie the game.
Speaker 2 (02:16):
Second to nine. After game of one Gray another handoff
inside and into the open is Spurling down the left
side along the numbers, the thirty, the twenty, the ten touchdown.
Somehow he broke through the initial contact and he takes
it to the house of the Yukon defense has a
(02:39):
breakdown and Buffalo has a extra point away from tying
it up.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
Sixty three of the Bulls one hundred and seventy seven
yards on that touchdown run alone. Yukon ran twenty seven
plays for one thirty and we'd be seven to seven
at halftime on as we get the second half highlights,
Bob Joyce here in the broadcast bunker, and the Huskies
from their own twenty five went run heavy and it
was a guy who wouldn't expect Joe Finano nine yard
(03:07):
run on the first play, then a thirty eight yard
jaunt that flipped the field from the Yukon thirty seven
to the Buffalo twenty five. Then it was three straight
runs by the freshman Oliver Lungberg coleman of two eight
and seven yards. The latter he fumbled, but Brady Weyburn
recovered entered Cam Edwards from the eighth I'm the next play.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
And he turns and hands Edwards left and Cam cuts
it inside runs hard, gets to the end zone. We
don't see the sign and yes it is a touchdown.
He reached out, he stretched and threw his left arm
out on the goal line and Yukon scores quickly here
to start the second half.
Speaker 1 (03:48):
Right down the field. They play seventy five yards in
three point thirty six point after I made at fourteen
to seven. But the Bulls come back with points, keyed
by a fake punt snap to the upback defensive end
Malvin White that went for fifteen yards to the Yukon
thirty nine. Like Yukon, most of the drive on the
ground for the Bulls, but it stalled the Yukon twenty two.
(04:09):
Bring on Jack Howe's from thirty nine and.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
Snap is good and the spot is good and the
kick is good. So Buffalo has scored to pay off
a drive.
Speaker 1 (04:25):
Twelve plays fifty three yards, and it was Alja Henderson
doing the most of the damage on that drive that
cut the Yukon lead to fourteen to ten, and what
was turning into a game of pretty much manhood who
was tougher from the Yukon twenty nine Cam Edwards for seven,
a big third down conversion of fifteen yard passed to
Juice Faren and the Huskies also got the benefit of
a defensive hold. But the drive again stalled at the
(04:46):
twenty two and it was Chris Freeman that was asked
to put the Huskies backup seven.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
Snap is good, the spot is good, the kick by
Freeman is up, and the kick is good, so you
contacts on three. They answered Buffalo's three, and with a
minute and a half to go in the third quarter,
Yukon on a Freeman field goal as extended the lead
back to seventh.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
Ten plays forty nine yards and three twenty one. The
lead would be seventeen to ten through three, but the
Bulls had the ball midfield, nothing came of it, and
then the Bulls following drive stalled at midfield after Jason Wright,
who was having success as the running quarterback, went out
and then a big punt as the Bulls were pinned
(05:30):
back in their own end zone and out of the
own end zone. It was Dylan Drennan that droll the
sixty eight yard punt that totally flipped the field and
after Connor stoods punting it, it was the Bulls with
the ball. With three point fifty three left third you
be from their own forty three. Gunner Gray hit Victor
Snow on a long pass play to the yukon thirty.
(05:53):
Then Klas cut a nine yard pass and Victor Snow
a jet sweep would take us to the two minute
timeout at the UK on twelve. After a first down,
the Bulls tried three runs and stopped at the four.
It came down to one play to force overtime.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
Here it is, he drops back to pass, he looks left,
he throws a man in the flat and they have
the touchdown. Al J. Henderson was open. He hit him
right away and they scored the touchdown. Now looks like
they're sending out the extra point.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
Unit, which they did. The point after was good and
we were tied at seventeen. For Henderson, that is his
first receiving touchdown of the season. He came into the
game today as the Bulls second leading receiver. Yukon's offense
had not done much in the seventeen all tie, fifty
nine seconds to go and they had no timeouts from
(06:49):
its own twenty five. Joe Finnano on third down at
Juice Foraren for fifteen out to the forty two, then
a screenplay to Cam Edwards forre eleven to the Buffalo
forty seven. There was a catch and fumble Skyler bella
catch and a fumble recovered by Cam Edwards, which replay
ruled incomplete, so the Huskies had to redo it, and
(07:10):
Joe Finato, maybe with one of his best throws of
the day, hit John Nyder for fifteen yards to the
Bulls thirty two, and then the last past six yards
and most importantly out of bounds to Skyler Bell. So
we had third and four from the Buffalo twenty six,
eleven seconds to go. Yukon's kicker from Indiana, Chris Freeman,
(07:31):
was asked to win it.
Speaker 2 (07:32):
They'll spotted at the thirty four yard line to be
a forty four yard or for Chris Freeman. Connor Stutz
will hold. Snap is good, kick by Freeman is up
and the kick is good. He knocks it down with
under ten seconds to go. Chris Freeman delivers the goods
and you Conley's twenty to seventeen.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
Ten plays forty nine yards to cap our drive of
the game, which is brought to you by Monica Ford Champions.
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(08:16):
a kick, the Bulls tried a little razzle dazzle all
or not and the Huskies escape with their first road
in one of the year. As they take this one
twenty to seventeen at ub Stadium. We'll come back at
them with Jim Mora. His next is the hard On.
A group postgame show continues after this. This is Yukon
Football from Learfield, presented by Brown, Panderris and Scott
Let's get to the highlights and look back and see
how this game all came together, just like a beautiful
kitchen from Dean Cabinetry and Bolton built to and press
from start to finish. The Huskies won the toss to third,
so Sonny Gunner Gray and the Bulls get it first,
and they had a couple of third down conversions. They
nickeled and down their way down the field, but they
faced a fourth and fourth the Yukon thirty five. Gray
(00:21):
went deep to Patrick Klax, but Devin Pringle made a
nice play and the Husky's takeover took the ball in
the Buffalo territory. Punted, Connor stood, pinning the Bulls at
the fifteen. Pretty much a field position battle through one quarter,
which was scoreless, Bulls out by midfield. After one they
had twenty two plays for seventy eight yards, Yukon just
(00:42):
ten and twenty eight yards at the point. But the
first drive of the second for Yukon, starting at their
own seven with thirteen forty eight remaining in the second quarter,
Cam Edwards for five suffered a mild body injury, but
he returned. Joe Finiano went to work an eight yard
run a four yard pass the Skyler Bell and then
Victor Rosa with a catch for eight and excuse me,
(01:04):
a run for eight and a catch for six before
Bell with a fourteen yard catch and run got the
Puskies into Buffalo territory at the forty eight. The quarterback
then ran for another nine before the Swede Oliver Lumberg
Coleman went off an eleven yard run followed by a
three yard run that set the Huskies up at the
twenty five. That's when Yukon's main weapon, Skyler Bell, would
(01:28):
get the game's first score.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Play action looks to throw. How's a man that's caught
my Bell and Bell at the ten on his feet,
He'll go in for a touchdown alplus slant. He exploded
after catching and they could not catch him. It's six
points for the Huskies in the first score of the ballgame.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
That caps a ninety three yard drive in ten plays,
the longest drive yardage wise for Yukon since twenty eighteen,
and the point after giving Yukon a seven to nothing lead.
And that is our dime of the game, brought to
you by Dime Bank. Community Banking lives here, but the
game was short live at seven to nothing as the
Bulls ground game came to life. And it wasn't Al
(02:06):
j Henderson he has been. He was banged up a
good chunk of the day, but played a lot through it.
But it was Lamar Spurling from the Bulls thirty six
that would tie the game.
Speaker 2 (02:16):
Second to nine. After game of one Gray another handoff
inside and into the open is Spurling down the left
side along the numbers, the thirty, the twenty, the ten touchdown.
Somehow he broke through the initial contact and he takes
it to the house of the Yukon defense has a
(02:39):
breakdown and Buffalo has a extra point away from tying
it up.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
Sixty three of the Bulls one hundred and seventy seven
yards on that touchdown run alone. Yukon ran twenty seven
plays for one thirty and we'd be seven to seven
at halftime on as we get the second half highlights,
Bob Joyce here in the broadcast bunker, and the Huskies
from their own twenty five went run heavy and it
was a guy who wouldn't expect Joe Finano nine yard
(03:07):
run on the first play, then a thirty eight yard
jaunt that flipped the field from the Yukon thirty seven
to the Buffalo twenty five. Then it was three straight
runs by the freshman Oliver Lungberg coleman of two eight
and seven yards. The latter he fumbled, but Brady Weyburn
recovered entered Cam Edwards from the eighth I'm the next play.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
And he turns and hands Edwards left and Cam cuts
it inside runs hard, gets to the end zone. We
don't see the sign and yes it is a touchdown.
He reached out, he stretched and threw his left arm
out on the goal line and Yukon scores quickly here
to start the second half.
Speaker 1 (03:48):
Right down the field. They play seventy five yards in
three point thirty six point after I made at fourteen
to seven. But the Bulls come back with points, keyed
by a fake punt snap to the upback defensive end
Malvin White that went for fifteen yards to the Yukon
thirty nine. Like Yukon, most of the drive on the
ground for the Bulls, but it stalled the Yukon twenty two.
(04:09):
Bring on Jack Howe's from thirty nine and.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
Snap is good and the spot is good and the
kick is good. So Buffalo has scored to pay off
a drive.
Speaker 1 (04:25):
Twelve plays fifty three yards, and it was Alja Henderson
doing the most of the damage on that drive that
cut the Yukon lead to fourteen to ten, and what
was turning into a game of pretty much manhood who
was tougher from the Yukon twenty nine Cam Edwards for seven,
a big third down conversion of fifteen yard passed to
Juice Faren and the Huskies also got the benefit of
a defensive hold. But the drive again stalled at the
(04:46):
twenty two and it was Chris Freeman that was asked
to put the Huskies backup seven.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
Snap is good, the spot is good, the kick by
Freeman is up, and the kick is good, so you
contacts on three. They answered Buffalo's three, and with a
minute and a half to go in the third quarter,
Yukon on a Freeman field goal as extended the lead
back to seventh.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
Ten plays forty nine yards and three twenty one. The
lead would be seventeen to ten through three, but the
Bulls had the ball midfield, nothing came of it, and
then the Bulls following drive stalled at midfield after Jason Wright,
who was having success as the running quarterback, went out
and then a big punt as the Bulls were pinned
(05:30):
back in their own end zone and out of the
own end zone. It was Dylan Drennan that droll the
sixty eight yard punt that totally flipped the field and
after Connor stoods punting it, it was the Bulls with
the ball. With three point fifty three left third you
be from their own forty three. Gunner Gray hit Victor
Snow on a long pass play to the yukon thirty.
(05:53):
Then Klas cut a nine yard pass and Victor Snow
a jet sweep would take us to the two minute
timeout at the UK on twelve. After a first down,
the Bulls tried three runs and stopped at the four.
It came down to one play to force overtime.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
Here it is, he drops back to pass, he looks left,
he throws a man in the flat and they have
the touchdown. Al J. Henderson was open. He hit him
right away and they scored the touchdown. Now looks like
they're sending out the extra point.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
Unit, which they did. The point after was good and
we were tied at seventeen. For Henderson, that is his
first receiving touchdown of the season. He came into the
game today as the Bulls second leading receiver. Yukon's offense
had not done much in the seventeen all tie, fifty
nine seconds to go and they had no timeouts from
(06:49):
its own twenty five. Joe Finnano on third down at
Juice Foraren for fifteen out to the forty two, then
a screenplay to Cam Edwards forre eleven to the Buffalo
forty seven. There was a catch and fumble Skyler bella
catch and a fumble recovered by Cam Edwards, which replay
ruled incomplete, so the Huskies had to redo it, and
(07:10):
Joe Finato, maybe with one of his best throws of
the day, hit John Nyder for fifteen yards to the
Bulls thirty two, and then the last past six yards
and most importantly out of bounds to Skyler Bell. So
we had third and four from the Buffalo twenty six,
eleven seconds to go. Yukon's kicker from Indiana, Chris Freeman,
(07:31):
was asked to win it.
Speaker 2 (07:32):
They'll spotted at the thirty four yard line to be
a forty four yard or for Chris Freeman. Connor Stutz
will hold. Snap is good, kick by Freeman is up
and the kick is good. He knocks it down with
under ten seconds to go. Chris Freeman delivers the goods
and you Conley's twenty to seventeen.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
Ten plays forty nine yards to cap our drive of
the game, which is brought to you by Monica Ford Champions.
Choose Monica Ford, just asked Alex Caravan and Ashland Shade
whether you're in Glastonbury or at Antick. Monica Ford is
the trusted choice for athletes and fans alike. Shop like
a Champion online anytime at monico Ford dot com. After
(08:16):
a kick, the Bulls tried a little razzle dazzle all
or not and the Huskies escape with their first road
in one of the year. As they take this one
twenty to seventeen at ub Stadium. We'll come back at
them with Jim Mora. His next is the hard On.
A group postgame show continues after this. This is Yukon
Football from Learfield, presented by Brown, Panderris and Scott
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