Tom Dosch Tuesday: Jimmies turn attention to final home game

JAMESTOWN — The University of Jamestown football team showed stretches of the consistency head coach Tom Dosch has been searching for against Minnesota Duluth. The problem was sustaining it. The score was 8-3 in the second quarter before the Bulldogs pulled away for a 50-3 win on Saturday, Oct. 31, in Duluth. We had some really good defensive stretches, particularly in the first half, Dosch said. There were flashes early where we were playing pretty good defense. On the tape Outside linebacker Joseph Malfavon deflected a screen pass before Evan Smith came from the back side and made a diving interception. Joe did a good job deflecting it, Dosch said. Evan did a great job just playing hard, which he always does, and laying out for it. Duluth scored on its opening possession, but UJ followed with two three-and-outs and the Smith interception. The Jimmies had another chance to get off the field on third-and-15 before Duluth converted and scored a