POCATELLO — The Idaho State Bengals made program history Saturday, scoring a team record 90 points in a shutout victory over the Lincoln University Oaklanders.

The Bengals (1-3) scored 27 in the first quarter, then 42 in the second. Coaches from the two teams decided to speed up the game, agreeing on eight-minute quarters for the third and fourth. Still, ISU found the endzone thrice after recess for the largest margin of victory in program history.

Due to injuries, third-string quarterback Davis Harsin got the start for the Bengals. The redshirt freshman and Eagle High School grad completed 10 of 13 pass attempts for 195 yards and six touchdowns.

QB1 Jordan Cooke got some run as well, completing 4-of-5 for 43 yards and a score.

The Oaklanders (0-2) put together a promising drive to sta

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