Merrimack too much for Robert Morris

Key Takeaways:

• Merrimack improved its home record to 3–0.
• The final score was 24–7 in favor of Merrimack.
• DeMarcus McElroy recorded 98 yards rushing and a touchdown.
• The game took place on Saturday in North Andover, Mass.
• Robert Morris was held to just one touchdown.

Merrimack’s Resounding Victory

Merrimack showcased its home-field prowess yet again on Saturday, delivering a 24–7 win over Robert Morris in North Andover, Mass. The victory boosted the team’s record at home to 3–0 this season, emphasizing just how formidable Merrimack has become on its own turf.

Dominant Offensive Effort

At the heart of Merrimack’s strong performance was running back DeMarcus McElroy. He rushed for 98 yards and secured a touchdown that helped pace the team’s offense. McElroy’s runs consistently pressured the Robert Morris defense and set up Merrimack for decisive drives throughout the game.

Containment on Defense

While Merrimack’s offense collected points, the defense ensured Robert Morris found limited opportunities. Containing Robert Morris to a single touchdown was a testament to the cohesive effort of Merrimack’s secondary and defensive line.

Looking Ahead

With another home win under their belt, Merrimack continues to build momentum this season. The team’s 3–0 mark at home underscores their aspirations for sustained success on the field.