Chattanooga, October 19, 2025
News Summary
In a thrilling Southern Conference game, the Chattanooga Mocs staged a remarkable comeback to defeat ETSU 42-38. With 21 unanswered points in the final minutes, Chattanooga secured their sixth consecutive victory over ETSU. The contest saw six lead changes and a total of 80 points scored, marking an exciting afternoon at Finley Stadium attended by over 9,300 fans. With this win, the Mocs improve their overall record to 3-4 and look ahead to their next match against Samford.
Chattanooga
The Chattanooga Mocs staged a thrilling comeback to defeat ETSU 42-38 in a dramatic Southern Conference showdown on Saturday at Finley Stadium. With this victory, Chattanooga scored 21-unanswered points in the final seven-plus minutes of the game, securing their sixth consecutive win over ETSU.
The game, attended by 9,307 fans, showcased an intense battle, featuring six lead changes and a total of 80 points scored between both teams. With this win, the Mocs improved their overall record to 3-4 and their Southern Conference record to 2-1, while also retaining the ‘Rail Rivalry’ railroad tie trophy. Historically, Chattanooga leads the all-time series against ETSU, holding a 28-19-1 record.
Chattanooga opened the scoring early with Ryan Ingram, who rushed for a 23-yard touchdown, followed by Camden Orth connecting with Markell Quick for a 21-yard touchdown pass. The Mocs led 14-10 at halftime. After the break, a fake field goal led to an 8-yard touchdown rush by Jude Kelley, giving UTC a slight edge. However, ETSU’s Jason Albritton responded with a powerful 60-yard touchdown run, bringing the competition back to a close match.
As the game progressed into the fourth quarter, ETSU surged ahead with a significant lead of 38-21. Nonetheless, the Mocs executed two quick touchdown drives, rapidly narrowing the deficit to 38-35. The game-winning touchdown came from Jamarii Robinson, who reeled in an 8-yard pass with just 11 seconds remaining on the clock. This fourth-quarter surge marked the largest comeback for the Mocs since October 23, 2010, when they faced Furman. Throughout the fourth quarter alone, both teams combined to score a remarkable 42 points, while Chattanooga amassed 241 offensive yards during that period.
The Mocs are set to continue their Southern Conference campaign next week against Samford in Birmingham. The kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. (EST) and will be available for streaming on ESPN.
Key Game Highlights
- Final Score: Chattanooga Mocs 42, ETSU 38
- Location: Finley Stadium, Chattanooga
- Attendance: 9,307 fans
- Overall Record: Chattanooga 3-4, Southern Conference Record 2-1
- Lead Changes: 6
- Total Points Scored: 80
- All-Time Series Lead: Chattanooga 28-19-1 against ETSU
Upcoming Game
The Chattanooga Mocs will play against Samford next week, with the game scheduled to kick off at 3:30 PM (EST).
FAQ
What was the final score of the Chattanooga Mocs vs. ETSU game?
The final score was Chattanooga Mocs 42, ETSU 38.
Where did the game take place?
The game took place at Finley Stadium in Chattanooga.
How many fans attended the game?
There were 9,307 fans in attendance.
What is Chattanooga’s record after the game?
Chattanooga’s record is 3-4 overall and 2-1 in the Southern Conference.
How many consecutive wins does Chattanooga have over ETSU?
Chattanooga has won six consecutive games against ETSU.
What was significant about the fourth quarter of the game?
The fourth quarter featured both teams scoring a total of 42 points, marking a thrilling finish.
When is Chattanooga’s next game?
Chattanooga will play against Samford next week, with kickoff at 3:30 p.m. (EST).
Key Features Overview
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Final Score | Chattanooga Mocs 42, ETSU 38 |
| Location | Finley Stadium, Chattanooga |
| Attendance | 9,307 fans |
| Records | Chattanooga 3-4 overall, 2-1 Southern Conference |
| Consecutive Wins | Chattanooga has six consecutive wins over ETSU |
| Fourth Quarter Scoring | Both teams combined for 42 points |
| Next Game | Against Samford at 3:30 p.m. (EST) |
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