It was another jam-packed weekend of New England College football with all 17 D1 teams in action.

We were able to see a bunch of those teams in person (you can see all of the game stories on the site), but for those we couldn’t get to, here’s a quick run down of what you might have missed:

Pittsburgh 48, BC 7

The Eagles dropped to 1-4 overall and 0-3 in the ACC with a rather embarrassing 48-7 loss to the Panthers on the road. BC trailed 48-0 until a late touchdown pass from freshman Shaker Reisig to classmate Kaelan Chudzinski in the last two minutes of the fourth quarter. Dylan Lonergan and Grayson James combined to go 11-27 for 119 yards and an interception.

Pitt out-gained BC 503-216 and forced three Eagles turnovers. The running game mustered just 27 yards on 24 carries.

BC now gets ready for a prime time home matchup with Clemson on Saturday night.

Villanova 37, UNH 7

In big early season CAA matchup, it was the wrong Wildcats coming out of Durham with a win.

Matt Vezza’s 35-yard touchdown run and Nick Reed’s extra point with 10 minutes left in the first quarter were the only points of the day for UNH. Villanova scored 17 in the second, played a scoreless stalemate in the third and then pulled away with another 13 points in the fourth quarter. Villanova had three final drives in the third and fourth quarter last 10 plays or more,

Vezza finished 13-23 passing with 118 yards and an interception. His 48 yards rushing also led the team. Chase Wilson had three catches for 50 yards.

UNH is now 3-3 (1-1 CAA) with a trip to URI on the schedule this weekend.

Merrimack 24, Robert Morris 7

It was a special day at Duane Stadium for the Warriors.

Merrimack set an attendance record with over 15,000 on hand to watch Mike Gennetti’s team dominate Robert Morris. The defense gave up just 221 total yards while Ayden Pereira (73 yards passing, 20 yards rushing, 1 rushing TD), Aveon Smith (41 yards passing, 22 yards rushing) and a plethora of running backs toted the rock 51 times for 23 yards.

DeMarcus McElroy had seven carries for 98 yards and a touchdown. Galamama Mulbah and Matthias Latham also had seven carries each for 29 and 21 yards respectively. Austin Palmer had four catches for 51 yards to lead the receivers. RJ Chapman and and Kamden Wyatt had interceptions  and Carlton Thai had a 34-yard field goal.

The Warriors (3-3) host Maine next Saturday.

New Haven 28, Pace 14

The Chargers had to grind out a win over a familiar foe in Division 2 Pace. The Chargers built a 22-7 halftime lead and held on throughout the second half.

New Haven (3-3) got a big day out of running back Zaon Laney, who had 143 yards and two touchdowns on 21 carries. The Chargers ran for 223 yards as a team.

AJ Duffy was 19-24 for 142 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Evan Chieca had the TD (4 catches, 30 yards).  Kevonne Wilder had six grabs for 30 yards. Myles Hansford had an interception, Liam Quigley was 3-3 on field goals and Jalen Smith had a big 85-yard kickoff return that set up New Haven’s first touchdown.

The Chargers host Western Connecticut State next Saturday.

Duquesne 34, Stonehill 14

The Dukes scored 20 in the second quarter and led 27-0 heading to the fourth before the Skyhawks were able to score late.

Stonehill (2-4, 1-1 NEC) had just 241 yards of offense and went 4-15 on third down.

Jack O’Connell was 20-34 for 139 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Shawn Brown was 1-4 for 11 yards. Brown also had six carries for 44 yards and a touchdown. Alijah Turner caught three balls for 19 yards and a score.

The Skyhawks now head into a bye week.

Lehigh 31, Yale 13

The Bulldogs suffered their first loss of the season to a now 6-0 Lehigh team in a non-conference matchup.

Yale (2-1) still got 247 yards and two touchdowns from Dante Reno, although he did have two interceptions and a lost fumble. Josh Pitsenberger had 18 carries for 63 yards. Wilhelm Daal added 14 carries for 42 yards. Nico Brown had seven catches for 85 yards and two touchdowns.

The Bulldogs have a big league game on the road against Dartmouth next Saturday.

Penn 36, Dartmouth 24

The Big Green took their first loss of the season to Ivy League foe Penn on the road.

Dartmouth (2-1, 0-1 Ivy) held the ball for over 31 minutes compared to 28 for the Quakers and had leads of 7-0, 14-3 and 17-10 in the first half, but three turnovers and an inability to get some key stops were the difference.

Grayson Saunier was 13-30 for 142 yards and two interceptions. D.J. Crowther had 17 carries for 86 yards and a touchdown. Saunier also had two rushing touchdowns with 13 carries for 50 yards. Chris Corbo led the receivers with five catches for 52 yards.

Dartmouth hosts Yale for another big Ivy League matchup on Saturday.