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Armed Forces Bowl
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The 2016 Armed Forces Bowl was a post-season American college football bowl game played on December 23, 2016 at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas. The fourteenth annual edition of the Armed Forces Bowl was one of the 2016–17 bowl games that concluded the 2016 FBS football season and was sponsored by aerospace and defense company Lockheed Martin; it was officially known as the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl.
Contents
1Team selection
1.1Louisiana Tech
1.2Navy
2Game summary
2.1Scoring summary
2.2Statistics
3References
Team selection
The game featured the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs against the Navy Midshipmen.
This was the third meeting between the schools, with Navy winning both previous ones. The most recent meeting was on September 18, 2010, where the Midshipmen defeated the Bulldogs by a score of 37–23.[4]
Louisiana Tech
See also: 2016 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs football team and 2016 Conference USA football season
Navy
See also: 2016 Navy Midshipmen football team and 2016 American Athletic Conference football season
Game summary
Scoring summary
[2]
Scoring summary
Quarter
Time
Drive
Team
Scoring information
Score
Plays
Yards
TOP
La. Tech
Navy
1
13:35
4
16
1:25
La. Tech
Ryan Higgins 1-yard touchdown run, Jonathan Barnes kick good
7
0
1
9:48
8
48
3:03
La. Tech
22-yard field goal by Jonathan Barnes
10
0
1
4:04
8
55
2:46
Navy
Zach Abey 3-yard touchdown run, Bennett Moehring kick good
10
7
1
0:18
9
66
3:39
La. Tech
Trent Taylor 19-yard touchdown reception from Ryan Higgins, Jonathan Barnes kick good
17
7
2
14:49
2
73
0:24
Navy
Darryl Bonner 64-yard touchdown reception from Zach Abey, Bennett Moehring kick good
17
14
2
11:17
3
52
1:47
Navy
Zach Abey 2-yard touchdown run, Bennett Moehring kick good
17
21
2
7:15
9
65
4:02
La. Tech
Carlos Henderson 3-yard touchdown reception from Ryan Higgins, Jonathan Barnes kick good
24
21
2
2:02
10
41
5:07
Navy
40-yard field goal by Bennett Noehring
24
24
2
0:35
6
83
1:22
La. Tech
Trent Taylor 51-yard touchdown reception from Ryan Higgins, Jonathan Barnes kick good
31
24
3
7:53
14
90
7:02
Navy
Chris High 24-yard touchdown run, Bennett Moehring kick good
31
31
4
13:10
6
70
26
La. Tech
Boston Scott 12-yard touchdown run, Jonathan Barnes kick good
38
31
4
9:05
10
75
4:05
Navy
Chris High 9-yard touchdown run, Bennett Moehring kick good
38
38
4
4:12
10
72
4:48
La. Tech
Carlos Henderson 4-yard touchdown reception from Ryan Higgins, Jonathan Barnes kick good
45
38
4
3:46
2
75
0:20
Navy
Malcolm Perry 30-yard touchdown run, Bennett Moehring kick good
45
45
4
0:00
9
70
3:40
La. Tech
32-yard field goal by Jonathan Barnes
48
45
"TOP" = time of possession. For other American football terms, see Glossary of American football.
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