Leatherwood, Holloway and Flowers lift Tennessee Tech past The Citadel 28-13

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The Associated Press. (2026, October 24). Leatherwood, Holloway and Flowers lift Tennessee Tech past The Citadel 28-13. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/leatherwood-holloway-and-flowers-lift-tennessee-tech-past-the-citadel-28-13/article_5429250c-fccb-5455-af28-e3ad6cc610f8.html

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Jax Leatherwood threw two touchdown passes to Tre’ Holloway, while M.J. Flowers ran for a pair of touchdowns as Tennessee Tech defeated The Citadel 28-13 on Saturday. Leatherwood completed 20 out of 25 passes for 240 yards, and Flowers had 124 rushing yards on 19 carries. Holloway caught five passes for 128 yards. Tennessee Tech’s two lost fumbles in the first half hindered their performance but a fumble recovery early in the second half helped them gain an advantage. The Citadel was limited to just 190 total offensive yards, including only nine passing yards on 5-of-12 attempts.
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On October 22, Tennessee Tech defeated The Citadel in football by a score of 28-13. Jax Leatherwood threw two touchdowns to Tre’ Holloway, while M.J. Flowers ran for two scores and had 124 yards on the ground. Despite losing two fumbles early in the game, Tennessee Tech's defense capitalized with a fumble recovery that led to an early second-half touchdown, giving them a comfortable lead. The Citadel’s only score came from a 78-yard fumble return by JJ Fludd. Tennessee Tech improved their record to 7-1, while The Citadel fell to 2-6.

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CHARLESTON Citadel S.C. Tennessee Tech the Golden Eagles

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Citadel ORG · 4× Flowers PERSON · 3× Tennessee Tech ORG · 3× Holloway PERSON · 2× Leatherwood PERSON · 2× CHARLESTON GPE · 1× Jax Leatherwood PERSON · 1× M.J. Flowers PERSON · 1× S.C. GPE · 1× Tre’ Holloway PERSON · 1×

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A pair of lost fumbles in the first half kept the Golden Eagles (7-1, 4-1 Southern Conference), ranked No. 12 in the Stats Perform Football Championship Subdivision poll, from getting into a rhythm.
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Jax Leatherwood threw two touchdown passes to Tre’ Holloway, M.J. Flowers ran for a pair of touchdowns and Tennessee Tech turned back the Citadel 28-13 on Saturday. asserted
Tech → throw → Saturday
Leatherwood completed 20 of 25 for 240 yards, Flowers picked up 124 yards on 19 carries and Holloway had five receptions for 128 yards. asserted
Holloway → complete → yards
A pair of lost fumbles in the first half kept the Golden Eagles (7-1, 4-1 Southern Conference), ranked No. 12 in the Stats Perform Football Championship Subdivision poll, from getting into a rhythm. asserted
pair → lose → rhythm
A fumble recovery led to an early touchdown in the second half, giving them some breathing room. asserted
recovery → lead → room
Holloway’s 13-yard pass to Leatherwood on the first play of the second quarter put Tennessee Tech up 7-3 and their 52-yard connection made it 14-10 at the half. asserted
it → put → half
On the third snap of the third quarter Quentin Hayes fumbled and Kanstin Brooks had a 13-yard return to the 9-yard line. asserted
Brooks → fumble → line
Flowers scored on the next play. asserted
Flowers → score → play
Evan Kiely kicked his second field goal for The Citadel with 5:33 to go, but Flowers put the game away with a 27-yard touchdown on the next possession. asserted
Flowers → kick → possession
The Citadel was limited to 190 yards on offense, including nine on 5-of-12 passing. asserted
Citadel → limit → passing
It was just the second time the schools faced off. asserted
schools → face → ?
The other meeting was the 1960 Tangerine Bowl, won by the Citadel 27-0. asserted
meeting → win → Citadel
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