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Mundell, Hellums lead Army’s 569-yard rushing attack in 59-3 win over Bryant

WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) — Zach Mundell and Cale Hellums ran for two touchdowns apiece, and Army cruised to a 59-3 win over Bryant in the Black Knights’ season opener on Saturday.

Army rushed for 569 yards with 16 Black Knights getting carries.

Mundell rushed for 105 yards on four carries, including a 66-yarder after taking a pitch and racing down the left sideline for a 38-3 lead in the third quarter. The touchdowns were the first of the senior slot back’s Army career.

Hellums, who had 18 rushing touchdowns last season, ran for 87 yards on seven carries and passed for 59 more. Both of his scores came in the Black Knights’ 21-point third quarter.

Brennan Myer passed for 88 yards for the Bears (1-1), who were outgained 648-165.

Up next

Bryant: At Hampton in a Coastal Athletic Association game next Saturday.

Black Knights: Host USF next Saturday in an American Conference game.

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Tulane-Duke opener delayed 90 minutes by severe weather in North Carolina

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Kickoff for Duke's home game against Tulane on Saturday will be 90 minutes later than scheduled due to severe weather in the area. The Blue Devils were due to host the Green Wave in a 3:30 p.m. game on a hot afternoon in North Carolina. But stadium security closed the gates and cleared Wallace Wade Stadium roughly an hour before kickoff due to impending arrival of stormy weather. Duke later announced gates had re-opened and kickoff was set for 5 p.m. The Blue Devils are coming off winning their first outright Atlantic Coast Conference championship since 1962, though that 9-5 season included a 34-27 loss at Tulane last September.
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