CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - The Coe College Football team won its final home game of the 2026 regular season on Saturday, defeating the University of Dubuque 32-7 on senior day. The Kohawks had a historic performance from junior running back
Quincy Drummer as the Missouri City, Texas native recorded the fourth-ever 300-yard rushing performance in school history. Drummer finished with 303 yards on 30 carries and found the end zone three times to cap off a historic day. The Kohawks struck first with Drummer's first score in the first quarter, dusting the UD defense for a 61-yard TD less than six minutes into the game. Coe's defense came up with a goal-line stop on UD's next drive as
Henry Ryan recovered a fumbled direct snap to give the Kohawks momentum. Drummer found the end zone again late in the first quarter, punching in from 19 yards after
Caden Jones ripped off an explosive 49-yard run to get the Kohawks into scoring territory. The Kohawks extended the lead before the end of the half, getting a field goal and a 16-yard score from Jones to go up 22-0 at the break. Drummer found his hat trick early in the third quarter, using gains of 39 and 24 yards to move into the red zone ahead of a three-yard score for 29-0. Coe took the air out of the ball for the remainder of the game, relying on its defense and ground attack to finish off the Spartans. Drummer finished with 303 yards on the ground with three scores while adding 23 yards for a total of 325 all purpose yards. Jones also turned in a solid day on the ground with 14 carries for 79 yards and one score. Defensively,
Jack Stevenson made a team-high 12 tackles with one tackle for loss and half of a sack.
GAME FACTS:
COE 32 - UD 7
- Coe's defense stood tall on the game's opening drive, allowing UD to move across midfield before a third-down stop from Bryson Tidwell. The offense answered the call, getting an explosive play from Drummer just three plays into the drive as he broke through the Spartan second level for a 61-yard score. The defense stepped up again on the ensuing UD drive, keeping the Spartans off the board after another lengthy drive. This time, the visitors marched to the goal line but fumbled a third-down direct snap that Ryan recovered to flip the momentum. The Kohaks quickly moved into scoring range after an explosive 49-yard run from Caden Jones brought Coe into UD territory. Drummer made it a two-score game with another first-quarter TD, this time scoring from 19 yards out as he burst through the defense for 13-0. Kenan Quaid made it 16-0 later in the second, capping off a lengthy drive from Coe that stalled out at the nine before the freshman knocked home a 26-yard field goal. The Kohawks added one more score before the end of the half, keeping the ball on the ground with Drummer to move into the red zone as Jones finished the drive with a 13-yard touchdown scamper. The offense continued to click to start the third quarter as Drummer neared the 300-yard mark, rushing for 39-yard and 24-yard gains ahead of plunging in from three yards for 29-0. UD came up with a quick answer to keep itself in the game on the following drive, going 63 yards over eight plays while capping the drive with a 12-yard touchdown pass.
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