Football storms back in 2nd half against William & Mary

The football team got back in the win column with a 19-14 come-from-behind victory over the College of William & Mary on the road last Saturday. Facing off against the Tribe (1-6 Patriot League, 3-7 overall) for the first time as Patriot League opponents, the Leopards (3-3 Patriot League, 4-5 overall) pitched their fourth second-half shutout of 2026 to improve to .500 in conference play. “It’s really just coming together as a team,” sophomore defensive lineman Daniel Adefolarin said. “Being on the same page, having the discipline, trusting our coaches to call the right plays for us.” Each team traded punts to open the game before William & Mary uncorked a pass up the seam and hit an open receiver, who broke a Leopard tackle on the 68-yard touchdown to take an early 7-0 lead. After another pair of punts, a pass interference call took the Maroon and White into William & Mary territory.

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