Box Score

Senior Casey Fosbenner kicked three field goals and the defense made two big plays in the final five minutes as the Muhlenberg football team held on to defeat Dickinson, 15-13, for its fourth straight win.
 
Junior Nick Palladino completed 11 of 24 passes for 153 yards to tie the Mules' all-time mark of 6,938 career passing yards, set by Hall-of-Famer Michael McCabe in 2000.
 
The Red Devils (3-5, 3-4) trailed 15-7 at the half and after a scoreless third quarter but rallied to make the game interesting at the end thanks to a defense that haled Muhlenberg (6-2, 5-2) to 12 total yards in the fourth quarter.
 
Taking over at the Mule 48 with 8:45 to play, Dickinson scored its second touchdown on a fourth-down pass of 2 yards with 4:16 left to play. The pass was completed near the sideline on the potential game-tying two-point conversion attempt, but freshman Luke Wiley tackled the receiver a yard short of the end zone to preserve the two-point lead.
 
The Red Devils kicked deep and got the ball back at their own 48 with 2:41 to play. On fourth-and-5, they completed a pass over the middle, but sophomore George DiFiore made the tackle immediately, a half-yard short of the first down.
 
Muhlenberg ran all but 2 seconds of the rest of the time off the clock, and Dickinson's last-second pass from its own 20 gained only 16 yards.
 
Fosbenner, who came into the game with only one made field goal on the season, connected from 48, 35 and 32 yards in the first 20 minutes of the game to stake the Mules to a 9-0 lead.
 
Dickinson scored the first touchdown of the game on a 29-yard pass with 1:07 left in the half. Muhlenberg needed only two plays to answer: a 59-yard kickoff return by junior Ryan Delaney (pictured at left) and a 41-yard pass from Palladino to senior Nick Lamb. The extra point was wide right, however, leaving it a one-possession game.
 
Junior linebacker Mike Luby recorded four sacks for a defense that allowed the Red Devils, who came in averaging 228.1 rushing yards per game, to 27 yards on 30 carries. Junior nose tackle Michael Hogan (pictured above) added five tackles, including two for loss, and senior cornerback Khiry Hughes had his first career sack.
 
Senior Matt Aspinwall averaged 41.4 yards on seven punts, downing three of them inside the 5-yard line.