Modern football is all about spreading out the defense and passing the ball down the field. In ULM’s 45-31 victory over Georgia State, nothing could be less true.
The Sun Belt foes combined for 1,126 yards of total offense, 713 of which came by way of the running game.
ULM will look to carry over the dominant running game against Georgia Southern in Statesboro.
The leader for the Warhawks was Josh Johnson who finished with 20 carries for 168 yards and two touchdowns.
Johnson’s strong performance propelled him beyond 1,000 yards for the season becoming the first Warhawk to do so since Frank Goodin in 2009.
Warhawks run away from Georgia State in home win
