MEDFORD, Mass. – The Bowdoin College football team suffered its third straight setback in a 31-13 loss at Tufts on Saturday evening. The Polar Bears stand at 1-3 while the Jumbos move to 3-1 this fall.
 
Game Highlights

• Following a scoreless first quarter, Tufts scored 21 straight points in a span of ten minutes in the second quarter to take command of the game.
• Bowdoin was able to score a late TD on an Andre Eden two-yard run before halftime to make it 21-6 at the break.
• Tufts scored ten more points in the quarter to extend their lead to 31-6 before a late Eli D'Herete touchdown plunge make it a 31-13 final.

By The Numbers

• Tufts' offense got rolling early and compiled a season-high 559 yards of total offense en route to the win.
• Bowdoin posted 305 yards of offense, but struggled on the ground, compiling just 78 yards on 35 attempts.
• Andrew Boel went 11-28 for 188 yards passing, with Colton Fahey catching five balls for 150 yards.
• Eli D'Herete gained 55 yards rushing on seven attempts for the Polar Bears.
• Ty Jones-Garland led the Bowdoin defense with ten tackles, including 2.5 for a loss.
• Axel Rommell and Gordon Gozdeck had interceptions for the Polar Bears.

Up Next

• Bowdoin will look to rebound next Saturday as they head to Lewiston to face Bates in the opening leg of the CBB Championship at 5:30 p.m.