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Youngstown State senior left tackle Mason Ludwig (72) from East Liverpool made his first collegiate start Saturday. He blocks Duquesne's Bernard Blakey to give Youngstown State quarterback Beau Brungard (12) time to pass. Ludwig had a good start as Brungard passed for a school-record six touchdowns — all in the first half — and ran for two more scores in a 70-13 win at Stambaugh Stadium. Brungard was 20-of-23 passing for 290 yards and ran for 111 yards on 14 carries while playing one series into the second half. (Photo by Ron Firth)
Youngstown State junior Ross Davidson (right) from Salem blocks Duquesne's AJ Forehand on a punt return Saturday. Davidson, who also sees regular playing time at defensive back, suffered a knee injury in the second quarter and was on crutches. (Photo by Ron Firth)

Youngstown State junior Ross Davidson (right) from Salem blocks Duquesne’s AJ Forehand on a punt return Saturday. Davidson, who also sees regular playing time at defensive back, suffered a knee injury in the second quarter and was on crutches. (Photo by Ron Firth)

Youngstown State sophomore defensive lineman D'Shawn Kirby (right) from East Liverpool battles in the trenches during Saturday's 70-13 win over Duquesne on Saturday. Kirby was in the regular rotation for the Penguins defense. (Photo by Ron Firth)

Youngstown State sophomore defensive lineman D’Shawn Kirby (right) from East Liverpool battles in the trenches during Saturday’s 70-13 win over Duquesne on Saturday. Kirby was in the regular rotation for the Penguins defense. (Photo by Ron Firth)

Youngstown State football teammates and brothers Zane Kinsey (left) and Zeb Kinsey talk on the sideline during Saturday's game against Duquesne. They are former Beaver Local students and Toronto High School graduates.(Photo by Ron Firth)

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