Eagles’ fast start fades in narrow home loss to Cal Poly
Cal Poly running back Jaden Green (1) slips tacklers from the Eagles defense. Cal Poly completed a fourth quarter comeback to defeat Eastern Washington 31-27 Saturday.
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The Eagles’ Ambrose Marsh (8) celebrates with the turnover chain on the sideline after intercepting the Cal Poly quarterback.
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The Eastern Washington Eagles running back Kevin Allen III (3) is all smiles after crossing the goal line against Cal Poly Saturday.
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The Eagles’ Nate Bell (2) breaks out of the pocket for a small gain to help move the chains against Cal Poly Saturday.
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Big Sky Conference preseason All-American Jaylon Jenkins (31) tips a pass from Cal Poly into his hands for an interception. The Eagles forced three turnovers in the first half Saturday.
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CHENEY — The Eastern Washington Eagles (1-4) fell to the Cal Poly Mustangs 31-27 Saturday. While the defense provided an energetic first half, late mistakes ultimately cost the Eagles at home.
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