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No. 7 Lindsey Wilson Football beats No. 11 Georgetown 24-17 Blue Raiders now 2-0 on season. Victory today is second straight over Georgetown, first ever over Tigers at Toyota Stadium. Win comes before crowd of 1,250 Next: Homecoming: LWC Football hosts Bluefield (VA) at 1:30pmCT, Sat 19 Sep 2015 at Blue Raider Stadium, 928 Russell Road, Columbia, KY. By Chris Wells, Sports Information Director, Lindsey Wilson College Georgetown, KY (12 Sep 2015) - Dylan Beasley connected with Carmetrick Ross for a 28-yard touchdown in the waning seconds today to give No. 7-ranked Lindsey Wilson (KY) a 24-17 win over No. 11 Georgetown (KY) at Toyota Stadium.< The win is the second straight for the Blue Raiders (2-0) over the Tigers and the first in Georgetown. The Beasley-to-Ross touchdown was the second big play for the pair during the game-winning drive. Beasley found Ross over the middle on third and 11 for 37 yards to set up the touchdown pass two plays later. Beasley finished the game 18-for-32 for 271 yards and two touchdowns. Ross made the most of his two catches tallying 65 yards. Georgetown (0-2) had one final chance, but Joe Lewis' interception ended the game and sealed the win. It was the third interception of the game for the Blue Raider defense. Lindsey Wilson -- who never trailed in the game -- marched down the field on the first drive of the game to take the 7-0 lead. The Blue Raiders covered 75 yards with eight plays capped by Beasley's 36-yard toss to Jay Gaudlock. The Blue Raider defense provided the next score. After failing to record a takeaway last week, Treon Hill not only gave Lindsey Wilson its first interception of the season, but also a pick-six. Hill returned his third career interception 80 yards for a 14-0 lead. Georgetown cut the deficit in half early in the second quarter. Terry Johnson scored on a two-yard run to move the Tigers within 14-7. Johnson rushed for 98 yards and the one touchdown in the game. Lindsey Wilson pushed the lead back to double digits with 9:53 left in the third quarter. Caleb Keeton connected on a 24-yard field goal for a 17-7 lead. The Tigers -- who out-gained the Blue Raiders 359 to 304 in total yards thanks to running 26 more offensive plays -- began their comeback early in the fourth quarter. Georgetown quarterback Ozzie Mann scrambled for a five-yard touchdown to complete an 11-play, 68-yard drive and cut the Lindsey Wilson lead to 17-14. Following a Lindsey Wilson turnover, Georgetown tied the game at 17-17 with a Josh Depp 27-yard field goal. The score ended another lengthy Tiger drive -- 14 plays and 31 yards. Despite Georgetown tying the game, the Lindsey Wilson defense once again stood tall. Facing a Tiger offense that had first-and-goal from the LWC 10-yard line, the Blue Raider defense stuffed two consecutive Georgetown runs and forced and incomplete pass that resulted in the field goal. Both teams had three-and-outs on their next possessions before the Lindsey Wilson game-winning drive. Hill ended the game with two interceptions while Michael Brooks led the team with 11 tackles, including one for a loss. Chris Oldham finished with seven tackles and a sack. Blue Raider Notes:
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