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1st 2nd 3rd 4th F  Marist  0 7  0   0  7   Georgetown  10 21  3  0 34 Box Score

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	Stat Comparison Marist Georgetown  First Downs  15  20   Rushing Yards  65 117   Passing Yards   198  200   Total Yards  263 317   Turnovers  3  0   Sacks  0  3   Penalties-Yards  11-105 7-93  Time of Possession 26:32 33:28   3rd Down Conversions 4-15  7-16   4th Down Conversions 2-4  0-0
	Individual Leaders  Stat  Marist  Georgetown  Pass Yards White, 177 Nolan, 200  Rush Yards White, 24  Kimpela, 57  Receiving Yards Dickens, 90 Hill, 64  Tackles Darko, 8 Akere, 12
	Up Next Who: Sacred Heart When: Sat. Sep 19th-6 p.m. Where: Poughkeepsie, NY Media: Audio | Video Full Schedule | Tickets

WASHINGTON, DC – The Marist football team suffered a 34-7 loss at Georgetown in a non-conference game on Saturday night at Multi-Sport Field.

Sophomore quarterback Michael White threw for 177 yards and a touchdown, and ran for a team-high 24. White, who made his collegiate debut, entered the game in the second quarter. Sophomore wide receiver Lawrence Dickens had career highs of six receptions and 90 receiving yards.

Sophomore safety Kwame Darko led Marist eight tackles in addition to a pass break-up. Senior defensive end John Brennan had seven tackles, including three for a loss of yardage.

After the teams exchanged punts on the game's first three drives, Georgetown scored on its next three possessions – a field goal, followed by two touchdowns – to take a 17-0 lead.

On Marist's next possession, White entered the game in relief of starter Ed Achziger. His first pass was intercepted and returned 34 yards for a touchdown by Jelani Williams. However, White responded by leading the Red Foxes on an eight-play, 86-yard touchdown drive. The longest play of the drive was a 38-yard completion to Dickens, and it ended with a seven-yard touchdown pass to senior wide receiver Dylan Clay.

With 1:14 left in the first half, a seven-yard touchdown pass from Kyle Nolan to Justin Hill – the second touchdown connection between the duo in the first half – gave Georgetown a 31-7 lead. The Hoyas closed out the scoring in the third quarter on a 31-yard field goal by Henry Darmstadter.

Nolan finished 21-for-34 through the air for 200 yards and the two scores to Hill, who had a team-high 64 receiving yards on five receptions. Defensively, David Akere led the Hoyas with 12 tackles and an interceptions.

Marist will play its home opener in its next contest on Saturday, Sept. 19, when the Red Foxes host Sacred Heart. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. Tickets are on sale, and for further information, please click here.

Notes: Marist was penalized 11 times for 105 yards – its most yards in penalties in the last three seasons. ... This was the 18^th meeting between the teams all-time. Georgetown is now 14-4 in the series. ... White finished 16-for-32 passing with one touchdown and one interception. He directed drives of 15 and 12 plays in the second half, but neither resulted in points. ... Marist had eight tackles for loss. Brennan led the way with three, followed by fifth-year senior linebacker Miguel Sandoval with two. ... Sophomore safety Wesley Beans blocked a fourth-quarter punt. It was the Red Foxes' second blocked kick in as many weeks, following Brennan's blocked field goal at Bucknell on Sept. 5.