NDSU's Lance Dunn scored three rushing touchdowns on three carries along with his receiving touchdown.
North Dakota State running back Lance Dunn had the Midas touch Saturday afternoon. Every time he touched the football, the Bison scored a touchdown.
Dunn had just three carries on the day for NDSU, rusulting in three rushing touchdowns on 111 yards. That's an average of 37 yards per carry. His lone reception resulted in a 10-yard touchdown as NDSU cruised to an easy 56-0 victory against Robert Morris at the Fargodome.
Okay, he's Dunn now
— FCS Football (@NCAA_FCS) September 23, 2017
Lance Dunn had four touches and found the endzone EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. pic.twitter.com/Ow6Tq50ZLS
The 5-9, 211-pound junior running back opened the Bison's scoring on their third play from scrimmage when he broke open a 61-yard touchdown run untouched.
Yeah ... you're not gonna catch Lance Dunn.
— NDSU Football (@NDSUfootball) September 23, 2017
7-0, Bison. pic.twitter.com/EmenNM6GOK
Later in the first quarter following a Colonials fumble, Dunn punched it in from five yards out to give NDSU a 14-0 lead.
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Dunn's reception at the end of the first capped off an impressive opening quarter as the Bison led 35-0 after the opening 15 minutes.
Name: Lance Dunn
— NDSU Football (@NDSUfootball) September 23, 2017
Address: The Endzone.
His 3rd TD of the 1st quarter today & his 8th TD this season. pic.twitter.com/OvT8YNsajC
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On his final carry of the day, similar to his first, Dunn outran the Robert Morris defense for a 45-yard touchdown to give NDSU a 49-0 lead.
Lance Dunn has 3 carries for 111 yards and 3 TDs. Bison up 49-0. pic.twitter.com/E1FNC73Xlw
— NDSU Football (@NDSUfootball) September 23, 2017
There may be players who put up more overall numbers this weekend, but none will be as efficient as Dunn.
