JONESBORO -- Tajhea Chambers' legs went into shock.
Needing 34 yards to score his first touchdown since 2014, the sophomore linebacker scooped up one of four fumbles Arkansas State University's defense produced and plunged forward on a night the Red Wolves' offense gashed Georgia State for 530 yards to overshadow a fine evening from ASU's defense.
Chambers was untouched for the 34 yards. Touchdown.
" 'Is this really happening?' " He said he asked himself. "That was a good experience."
Chambers' fumble recovery for a touchdown increased ASU's lead Thursday to 34-7 to help put the Panthers away, Chambers said.