HOUSTON (AP) — Skyler Locklear threw for two touchdowns and ran for two scores to help UTEP beat Sam Houston 35-17 on Wednesday night.
Locklear was 21 of 26 for 236 yards with an interception. He also carried it 13 times for 48 yards.
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Skyler Locklear throws for 2 TDs and runs for 2 scores as UTEP beats Sam Houston 35-17
Skyler Locklear threw for two touchdowns and ran for two scores to help UTEP beat Sam Houston 35-17
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