SportsMonday, October 19
Great Falls native Cole Taylor intercepted two passes in Montana State's 56-20 win
The Good Day Great Falls team
If you like a hometown highlight, Cole Taylor delivered one Saturday. The Great Falls native had two interceptions as No. 5 Montana State beat Eastern Washington 56-20 at Roos Field in Cheney, Washington.
Montana State routed Eastern Washington
- Montana State56 (won)Eastern Washington20
Sources: KTVH, Bozeman Daily Chronicle
The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports Taylor's first interception came with 1:22 left in the half. On the next possession he picked off Nate Bell again for his first career pick-six, and the Bobcats led 28-6 at halftime. The Montana Standard led its takeaways with this from Taylor:
“We came to this game with an edge, that the Idaho game wasn't us.”
- Record: 6-1 overall, 3-1 in the Big Sky Conference
- Adam Jones: 84 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries
- Jones now has 41 career touchdowns, second in Bobcat history
- Next: Montana State hosts Weber State in Bozeman
The Bobcats turned three interceptions into 14 points, KTVH reported.
Taylor's two picks changed the game
- 2
- interceptions by Great Falls native Cole Taylor
- 61 yards
- on his first career pick-six
- 36 yards
- on his first interception return
- 14 points
- Montana State scored off three interceptions
Sources: KTVH, Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Sources: Montana Standard, KTVH, Bozeman Daily Chronicle