A multitude of turnovers led to Furman's blowout road loss over the weekend. The Paladins turned it over five times in their 52-7 defeat at Western Carolina. The Catamounts ripped off 24 straight points in the 2nd quarter to lead 24-0.
Furman got on the board with a Trey Hedden TD pass just before the half. That made it 24-7 Western Carolina at the break. WCU scored two more TD's in the 3rd to take a commanding 38-7 lead.
The Catamounts poured on two more scoring drives to make the final score 52-7. Furman QB Trey Hedden was responsible for four of the team's five turnovers on the game. Hedden threw three interceptions and had a fumble.
Furman is now 4-2 on the season and 2-1 in SoCon play. The Paladins are back in action this weekend. They'll travel to Spartanburg to take on regional rival Wofford. That game is set to kickoff at Noon, Saturday. You can hear all the action on The Fan Upstate.