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Indiana State defeats Quincy in a 70-7 blowout

The Columbian
Published: September 13, 2013, 5:00pm

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (AP) — Mike Perish catapulted Indiana State into its first win of the season with four touchdown passes and one rushing in the 70-7 victory against Quincy Saturday.

Perish was 23 of 26 for a career-high 379 yards passing before leaving the field five minutes into the third quarter after setting up a 49-0 cushion for the Sycamores (1-2).

Robert Tonyan Jr. replaced Perish and threw for 54 yards to give Indiana State the final numbers needed to set a school record of 433 total yards passing.

Nick Lonergan struggled with Quincy’s offense, completing just 12 of 26 passes for 107 yards and one interception.

The Hawks (0-2) relied heavily on Jared King’s 19 carries for 75 yards rushing. King picked up Quincy’s only touchdown with two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.

Indiana State’s 70-point game marks the most points the Sycamores have scored in Memorial Stadium.

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