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The team captains final sack pinned UND deep in its own territory and led to a blocked punt and game-winning touchdown on the next play. Stony Brook held UND to 177 offensive yards.Honorable Mention: Kevin Barry, LB, Sacred Heart; Danny Johnson, CB, Southern; Tonariuus Portress, DE, Kennesaw State; Cole Reyes, FS, North Dakota; Ben Richard, LB, Bucknell---=STATS FCS SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK=Lorenzo Jerome, Saint Francis, RS/FS, Sr.dddddddddddd 6-0, 195, Sunrise, FloridaJerome returned a kickoff 79 yards for a touchdown midway through the fourth quarter and it wasnt even his longest return in the Northeast Conference teams 41-31 loss at FCS power Montana. In the third quarter, the second-team STATS FCS All-America kickoff returner had an 86-yard return to the Montana 7, which set up a Red Flash touchdown and gave his team a 17-13 lead in the third quarter. He finished with 196 yards on four kick returns and had another 41 yards on two punt returns. 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