MUNCIE, IN. -- Ball State ran the ball for 376 yards, Jahwan Edwards got in the end-zone 5 times to break the
schools rushing TD record in a game.

Edwards finished with 168 yards off 29 carries, but he wasn't the only one breaking off big runs. QB Julius
Cannon broke off a 80 yard early in the second quarter and finsihed with 159 yards off 14 carries.

"Play calling wasn't very hard this game, all we had to do was run the ball." Said coach Mike Taylor to
Muncie Reporters. "I'm so happy for Edwards, this is why I talked to him about staying with us. He is
just a amazing player and person. Cannon showed off his legs as well this game, this is a great bounce
back from last week's loss."

Tulane opened up the game with Nick Montana hitting Xaiver Rush on a streak route for a 57 yard touch-
down. Tulane had a 10-7 heading into the second quarter, but it was all Ball State afterwards with Tulane
scoring their last points with a 17 yard field goal with 0:29 left till halftime.

The one postive Tulane got out of this game was Darion Monroe who recorded 20 tackles. He was just
all over the field today. Tulane's biggest reason for losing was 7 penatlies, 3 were facemasks, 1 was
illegal touchdown which wiped a touchdown off and 2 turnovers.

This was the sixth time Edwards has reached over 3 touchdowns in a game, he had touchdowns of 16, 7,
20, 4, and 5 yards out. So he didn't have to break off huge runs for the scores. Ball State will head to
West Point next week to play Army.