Prairie View A&M secured its fourth victory of the season by dismantling East Texas A&M 30-19 on Saturday night at Memorial Stadium in Commerce. The Panthers (4-5) erased an early 6-0 deficit with a ferocious 24-point scoring spree that shifted momentum permanently in their favor. This decisive stretch allowed the PVAMU squad to dominate the Southland Conference opponent (2-6), turning a close contest into a comfortable win through sustained offensive pressure.
Tevin Carter and Chase Bingmon power Panthers past Lions in dominant nonconference clash
The offensive engine was driven by quarterback Tevin Carter, who connected for 237 passing yards and two touchdowns, primarily finding Rodny Ojo in the end zone. Running back Chase Bingmon provided a complementary ground threat, rushing for 77 yards on nine carries and scoring twice. Bingmon’s early second-quarter 2-yard touchdown run put the Panthers ahead for good, setting the stage for a fourth-quarter surge where Carter and Ojo linked up for scores around an Ehtan Eddins field goal to build a 24-6 lead.
Despite East Texas A&M narrowing the gap to 24-19 with 9:39 remaining, the Panthers’ defense and Bingmon’s final explosion sealed the outcome. Just 52 seconds after the Lions’ late score, Bingmon broke free for a 52-yard touchdown run that effectively iced the game. This performance highlights Prairie View A&M’s ability to execute in high-pressure moments, marking a significant step forward in their nonconference schedule as they look to solidify their standing in the upcoming conference slate.
Source: Yahoo Sports
