The Eagles fend off Portland State
The Eagles celebrate with the Dam Cup after defeating the Portland State Vikings 35-27 on Saturday. Quarterback Nate Bell said a great week of practice led to their success over the Vikings.
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The Eagles offense lines up for their next play against the Portland State Vikings. The Eagles run game shined with 333-yards as a team. 175 of those yards came from quarterback Nate Bell.
The Eagles defense piles on a Portland State receiver. The Eagles secured their win with an interception by Jaylon Jenkins in the fourth quarter.
The Eagles’ Read Sunn (26) celebrates making tackle in the backfield against Portland State on Saturday. Defensive lineman Isaiah Perez said the Eagles defense showed a lot of resilience in their win over the Vikings.
Tylin Jackson (1) and Isaiah Perez (4) apply heavy pressure on the Portland State quarterback as he makes a throw.
The Eagles’ quarterback Nate Bell (2) breaks out of the pocket to make a pass downfield to tight end Landon Cooper who took the ball in for a nine-yard touchdown.
CHENEY – On Saturday, the Eastern Washington Eagles defeated the Portland State Vikings 35-27 to bring home the Dam Cup and cap off a successful homecoming game. After a couple of years without it, head coach Aaron Best said it’s good to have it back in their hands.
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