WAYNE - After a dismal performance last week, the Wayne State football team took care of business with a 54-14 win over the Concordia-St. Paul Golden Bears at Bob Cunningham Field and Memorial Stadium Saturday.
“We laid an egg last week at Mankato,” said Wayne State head coach Logan Masters. “It was important for us to get back on track to where we want to end up this season, we took that step today, we’ll see how it goes from here.”
The ‘Cats answered everything the Golden Bears had to offer and then some on their way to the big victory to improve to 7-2 overall and 6-2 in the Northern Sun Conference (NSIC).
Wayne State put some distance between the Wildcats and Concordia-St. Paul with a 23-0 advantage at the end of the first 15 minutes.
Dawson Forgy, who would finish the game with four touchdowns and earn his spot as the career scoring leader for the Wildcats with four touchdowns, got his first score with a blast from the three with 11:06 left in the first then added another shot up the middle for a yard at the 5:38 mark and after a couple of Boston Hensley extra point kicks, the ‘Cats were up 14-0. The second Forgy score was set up by the Wayne State special teams as the punt re...