Louisiana Tech has had a decent season overall, coming off a bitter loss that pushed the team to just one game over .500. Bulldogs' Head Coach Sonny Cumbie has

By Kane McGuire, Louisiana Associate Athletic Director/Strategic Communications and Digital Marketing; featured photo by Josh McDaniel NEWARK, Del. — Louisiana Tech's furious fourth-quarter comeback fell just short Saturday afternoon as Delaware connected on a 51-yard field goal with 12 seconds remaining to hand the Bulldogs a heartbreaking 25-24 loss at Delaware Stadium.

When Delaware needed its kicker to overcome the odds, Reed delivered in spectacular fashion. Trailing 24-16 to Louisiana Tech, the Fightin’ Blue Hens scored a touchdown with 34 seconds remaining as a hopeful Newark crowd eagerly awaited their team to tie the ballgame at 24 apiece.

Washington State fell in its first PAC-12 matchup two weeks ago to Oregon State, and now hosts the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs. The Bulldogs are coming off a heartb

WSU, coming off its second and final bye week of the season, will look to draw within one win of bowl eligibility in a home matchup with Louisiana Tech. In their last time out, the Cougars managed just one touchdown in a loss to Oregon State, which went on to lose to previously-winless Sam Houston the following weekend.

Former Malakoff Lady Tiger Hillary Dawson scored a season-high 16 points in Louisiana Tech’s 121-34 win over Louisiana College on Tuesday.

Saturday’s matchup feels like a must-win before the Cougs hit the road to take on James Madison and then welcome in Oregon State to end the season.

Nate Reed’s career-long 51-yard field goal with 12 seconds left, his fourth successful kick in four tries, gave Delaware a 25-24 Conference USA victory over the stunned Bulldogs in front of what was left of a crowd of 17,912.

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