Markell Holman leads St. Francis (PA) to victory with 2 fourth quarter touchdowns, defeating Delaware State 28-17.

St. Francis (PA) staged a remarkable comeback against Delaware State on Saturday afternoon, overcoming an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter to secure a 28-17 victory in a nonconference showdown. Markell Holman played a crucial role in the win, rushing for 182 yards and scoring two touchdowns in the final quarter, including the go-ahead score with less than five minutes remaining. The Red Flash initially took the lead with a touchdown pass from Jeff Hoenstine to DeMarcus McElroy in the first quarter, but the Hornets fought back to go ahead 17-6 going into the final period. However, St. Francis rallied, with Hoenstine connecting with Gavin Thomson for a touchdown and Holman breaking free for two crucial scores. Hoenstine finished the game with 117 passing yards and two touchdowns, while Thomson caught six passes for 87 yards and a touchdown. On the other side, Marqui Adams completed 18 of 29 passes for 138 yards for Delaware State, with NyGhee Lolley catching eight passes for 95 yards. The victory improves St. Francis’ record to 2-3, while Delaware State falls to 1-5. AP college football updates on the Top 25 rankings are available for fans throughout the season.

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