Undefeated Stephen F. Austin off to best start in program history after 45-24 win over SE Louisiana

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The Associated Press. (2026, October 25). Undefeated Stephen F. Austin off to best start in program history after 45-24 win over SE Louisiana. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/undefeated-stephen-f-austin-off-to-best-start-in-program-history-after-45-24-win-over-se-louisiana/article_7328b1da-216d-5407-a75c-d5309c2d53a0.html

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Stephen F. Austin secured their best start in program history with a dominant 45-24 victory over Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday night. Key third-quarter touchdowns included Cameron Kelley’s 81-yard catch-and-run and Aamear Walton’s interception return for 20 yards, which were pivotal in building the Lumberjacks’ lead to 42-17 by the end of that period. The win keeps Stephen F. Austin undefeated as they continue their strong season against other top-tier Championship Subdivision teams.
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On Saturday night, Stephen F. Austin secured their best start in program history with a 45-24 victory over Southeastern Louisiana in NACOGDOCHES, Texas. The decisive third quarter saw key plays from Cameron Kelley's 81-yard catch-and-run touchdown and Aamear Walton’s 20-yard interception return for a touchdown, contributing to the team's 21-point lead during that period. This win solidifies Stephen F. Austin's undefeated season so far, making them one of the top 25 teams in the Championship Subdivision.

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Championship Subdivision NACOGDOCHES Southeastern Louisiana Stephen F. Austin Texas

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Kelley PERSON · 2× Aamear Walton’s PERSON · 1× Cameron Kelley’s PERSON · 1× Championship Subdivision ORG · 1× Chance Sautter’s PERSON · 1× NACOGDOCHES GPE · 1× Southeastern Louisiana ORG · 1× Stephen F. Austin ORG · 1× Texas GPE · 1× Walton PERSON · 1×

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NACOGDOCHES, Texas (AP) — Cameron Kelley’s 81-yard catch-and-run TD followed a minute later by Aamear Walton’s 20-yard pick-6 were part of a 21-point third quarter that helped undefeated Stephen F. Austin pull away for a 45-24 victory over Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday night in a matchup of top 25 Championship Subdivision teams.
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NACOGDOCHES, Texas (AP) — Cameron Kelley’s 81-yard catch-and-run TD followed a minute later by Aamear Walton’s 20-yard pick-6 were part of a 21-point third quarter that helped undefeated Stephen F. Austin pull away for a 45-24 victory over Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday night in a matchup of top 25 Championship Subdivision teams. asserted
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Kelley and Walton’s touchdowns were followed by Chance Sautter’s interception that led to JT Kitna’s 4-yard TD run and a 42-17 lead. asserted
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Both the interceptions came off tipped passes while Kelley caught a short pass from Gavin Rutherford over the middle and sprinted to the end zone. asserted
Kelley → come → zone
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