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Central Washington Rallies Late To Hand UTPB First Loss Of Season

Central Washington Rallies Late To Hand UTPB First Loss Of Season

Central Washington storms back from a halftime deficit to beat UTPB 27-14, sealing the win with a late pick-six to end the Falcons’ unbeaten season.

Oct 12, 2025 by R. R. Ellis
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No. 13 Central Washington flipped the script in Odessa, rallying from a 7-3 halftime deficit to hand UTPB their first loss of the season.

After a slow start, the Wildcats found rhythm behind Kennedy McGill’s late touchdown run and David Weber’s clutch 44-yard field goal. 

UTPB’s offense stalled down the stretch, and a Javonte Walker pick-six sealed it with under a minute left. 

One week after the Falcons spoiled Angelo State’s perfect run, CWU returned the favor — closing strong, controlling the clock, and slamming the door on the Falcons’ comeback hopes.

The game will no doubt have major implications for the LSC this season, and possibly reverberate into the D2 playoffs. 

Recap the game below as it happened, or watch the Central Washington vs. UT Permian Basin replay for FREE on FloCollegeFB's YouTube.

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Central Washington Wins

Final: Central Washington 27, UTPB 14

Central Washington comes back from a disastrous first half, in which they only scored 3 points, to take down UTPB on the road in Odessa. 

CWU Pick Six Seals Game! 

Central Washington 27, UTPB 14

Javonte Walker picks off Kanon Gibson and runs it back for a defensive touchdown. 

What a way to end this game. 

CWU is going to knock off UTPB and end their perfect season, one week after the Falcons did the same to Angelo State. 

CWU Makes FG - 4Q 0:44

Central Washington 20, UTPB 14

Central Washington makes a 44 yard field goal to make it a 6 point game. 

UTPB will have less than a minute, with no timeouts, and they'll need to score a touchdown to win this. 

CWU Defense Stops UTPB! - 4Q 1:45

Central Washington 17, UTPB 14

Central Washington's defense steps up and stuffs the UT Permian Basin offense. 

Wildcats get the ball with less than 2 minutes left. 

McGill Touchdown! - 4Q 3:15

Central Washington 17, UTPB 14

Kennedy McGill and the Wildcats take a ton of time off the clock and put 7 more on the board. 

CWU retakes the lead with just 3 minutes left in this game. 

Kanon Gibson and UTPB will have a chance to run their 2 minute drill. 

Four Minutes Left - 4Q 4:18

Central Washington 10, UTPB 14

CWU has matriculated their way down the field. 

They are working from the 8-yard line, with a new set of downs. 

Massive UTPB Touchdown! - 3Q 0:31

Central Washington 10, UTPB 14

Kanon Gibson finds Ben Patterson, who goes 73 yards for the touchdown. 

The Falcons quickly respond and retake the lead. 

Central Washington Scores! - 3Q 1:22

Central Washington 10, UTPB 7

The Wildcats finally put up their first touchdown of the game in the waning moments of the third quarter. 

This is a team that regularly drops 50 points a game, and scored 91 in a game this season. 

CWU takes the lead, 10-7.

CWU New Set Of Downs At UTPB29

Central Washington 3, UTPB 7

Central Washington went for it on 4th down and 1 to go, and Justice Taylor takes it for the first down. 

They are nearly in the red zone and desperately need more points on the board. 

Unbelievable Catch By Juergens! - 3Q 4:56

UTPB Turnover On Downs - 3Q 13:27

Central Washington 3, UTPB 7

Kanon Gibson and UTPB are unable to capitalize on the fumble recovery. The Falcons went for it on 4th down, but Gibson threw an incompletion. 

CWU will take over on their own 29-yard line. 

Fumble On Kick Return! - 3Q 14:55

Central Washington 3, UTPB 7

CWU fumbles on the kick return and UTPB recovers. 

The Falcons will start from the CWU33. 

Third Quarter Begins - 3Q 15:00

Central Washington 3, UTPB 7

UTPB kicks off to Central Washington and the second half is underway. 

Halftime In Odessa

Central Washington 3, UTPB 7

The teams will head to the locker room as UTPB holds a 4 point lead over Central Washington in a primarily defensive-minded game. 

CWU Makes FG - 0:27

Central Washington 3, UTPB 7

Central Washington puts up their first points of the game, a field goal, with 27 seconds left in the first half.

McGill Goes 42 Yards 2Q 1:04

Central Washington 0, UTPB 7

Kennedy McGill with the biggest play of the day as the quarterback uses his legs to go 42 yards. 

Wildcats will work from the UTPB 29-yard line. 

CWU Fake FG Unsuccessful - 2Q 2:00

Central Washington 0, UTPB 7

Central Washington tried to fake a 32 yard field goal, with a rush, but comes up short. 

They took a lot of time off the clock, only about 2 minutes left in the first half, but unfortunately come away with nothing to show for it. 

CWU Up To UTPB46 - 2Q 9:33

Central Washington 0, UTPB 7

Central Washington's offense is clicking. They've notched two first downs on this drive. 

Second Quarter Begins - 2Q 15:00

Central Washington 0, UTPB 7

It's a slim 7-0 game to start the second quarter. UTPB with the lead. 

Another CWU Three-And-Out - 1Q 0:00

Central Washington 0, UTPB 7

The Wildcats offense, one of the best in the nation, has yet to get cooking to start this game. 

The UTPB defense is swarming. 

Central Washington has no first downs and 13 total yards on 9 plays. 

Falcons Turnover On Downs - 1Q 2:29

Central Washington 0, UTPB 7

UTPB went for it on 4th and 4, but Kanon Gibson threw an incompletion to Kylin Mathis. 

CWU will take over on their own 29-yard line. 

Defense Showing Up - 1Q 5:35

Central Washington 0, UTPB 7

Neither team has gotten going after the first Falcon possession on which they scored. 

About five minutes left in the first quarter. 

CWU Goes Three-And-Out - 1Q 9:53

Central Washington 0, UTPB 7

Two incompletions from Kennedy McGill and the Wildcats are punting back to the Falcons. 

Falcons Score! - 1Q 10:57

Central Washington 0, UTPB 7

Kanon Gibson and Co. work their way down the field with very little resistance. Gibson finds TJ McKenzie for the first points of the game. 

UTPB Offense Clicking - 1Q 13:17

Central Washington 0, UTPB 0

Three first downs for the Falcons already. They are working from the CWU 19-yard line. 

First Quarter Begins - 1Q 15:00

Central Washington 0, UTPB 0

No. 13 Central Washington kicks off to No. 6. UTPB and we are underway in Odessa. 

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CWU Vs. UTPB: Head-To-Head History

  • Oct. 12, 2024 – UTPB 14, Central Washington 13
  • Nov. 11, 2023 – UTPB 42, Central Washington 14
  • Nov. 12, 2022 – UTPB 14, Central Washington 49

FloCollege D2 Football Rankings: Week 6

  1. Ferris State (Prev. 1)
  2. Harding (Prev. 2)
  3. Kutztown (Prev. 3)
  4. West Florida (Prev. 4)
  5. Western Colorado (Prev. 6)
  6. UT Permian Basin (Prev. 9)
  7. Minnesota Duluth (Prev. 7)
  8. Minnesota State (Prev. 11)
  9. Grand Valley State (Prev. 10)
  10. West Alabama (Prev. 8)
  11. Angelo State (Prev. 5)
  12. CSU Pueblo (Prev. 15)
  13. Central Washington (Prev. 13)
  14. Augustana (SD) (Prev. 12)
  15. Pittsburg State (Prev. 16)
  16. Virginia Union (Prev. 17)
  17. Michigan Tech (Prev. 18)
  18. Delta State (Prev. 21)
  19. Emory & Henry (Prev. 20)
  20. Indianapolis (Prev. 23)
  21. Charleston (WV) (Prev. 22)
  22. Slippery Rock (Prev. 14)
  23. UNC Pembroke (Prev. 25)
  24. Findlay (Prev. NR)
  25. Northwest Missouri State (Prev. NR)

Also Received Votes:

California (PA), Johnson C. Smith, Albany State, Frostburg State, MSU Moorhead, Catawba, Benedict, East Stroudsburg, Indiana (PA), Anderson (SC), Ashland

CWU Football Schedule 2025 

  • Thursday, Aug. 28 – Colorado Mesa vs. Central Washington – 4:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Sept. 6 – Central Washington vs. Montana – 8:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Sept. 20 – West Texas A&M vs. Central Washington – 9:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Sept. 27 – Central Washington vs. Western New Mexico – 8:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Oct. 4 – Eastern New Mexico vs. Central Washington – 9:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Oct. 11 – Central Washington vs. UT Permian Basin – 7:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Oct. 18 – Texas A&M - Kingsville vs. Central Washington – 9:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Oct. 25 – Central Washington vs. Midwestern State – 8:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Nov. 1 – Angelo State vs. Central Washington – 9:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Nov. 8 – Central Washington vs. Sul Ross State – 9:00 PM ET 
  • Saturday, Nov. 15 – Central Washington vs. Western Oregon – 4:05 PM ET

UTPB Football Schedule 2025

  • Saturday, Aug. 30 – University of Central Oklahoma vs. UTPB – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 6 – UTPB vs. Adams State – 8:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 20 – UTPB vs. Texas A&M–Kingsville – 8:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 27 – Midwestern State (TX) vs. UTPB – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 4 – UTPB vs. Angelo State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 11 – Central Washington vs. UTPB – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 18 – UTPB vs. Western Oregon – 4:05 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 25 – West Texas A&M vs. UTPB – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 1 – UTPB vs. Western New Mexico – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 8 – Eastern New Mexico vs. UTPB – 8:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 15 – Sul Ross State vs. UTPB – 8:00 p.m. ET

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  • 0 – Jalen Owens – DB
  • 1 – Mason Juergens – WR
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  • 4 – Cole Hunt – WR
  • 5 – Justice Taylor – RB
  • 6 – Ryder Bumgarner – RB
  • 7 – Justin Brennan – QB
  • 8 – Zay Jennings – DB
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  • 10 – Logan Brady – WR
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  • 15 – Jaden Chimese – DB
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  • 35 – Ethan Pletcher – DB
  • 36 – Michael Westbrook Jr. – DB
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  • 38 – Colton Magruder – RB
  • 39 – Omar Lazcano – DB
  • 40 – Brett McCalla – LB
  • 41 – Cale Allen – LB
  • 42 – Chase Loidhamer – DL
  • 43 – Kuma Scanlan – LB
  • 44 – Chase Coalson – DB
  • 45 – Wyatt Redding – K
  • 46 – Blake Borup – RB
  • 46 – Isaiah Cuellar – DB
  • 47 – Bennett Nield – LS
  • 48 – Tyler King – DL
  • 49 – David Weber – K
  • 50 – Hudson Hardy – DL
  • 52 – Thijs Van Diepen – DL
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  • 54 – Slade Edwards – OL
  • 55 – Tayvion Smith – DL
  • 56 – Timothy Timoteo – DL
  • 57 – Jaxin McCallum – OL
  • 58 – Noah Koke-Mauga – OL
  • 59 – Riah Tua – DL
  • 62 – Gavin McCallum – OL
  • 63 – Tyler Luzan – OL
  • 66 – Chris Hauss – DL
  • 67 – Brody Sahlfeld – OL
  • 70 – Jacob Woodcock – OL
  • 71 – Brody Holland – OL
  • 72 – Lucas Johnson – OL
  • 73 – DeQuan Freeland – OL
  • 74 – Connor Aney – OL
  • 75 – Kaleb Potts – OL
  • 76 – Roman Perrin – OL
  • 77 – Charlie Bennett – OL
  • 78 – Vance Gustafson – OL
  • 79 – Dylan Dean – OL
  • 80 – Stephen Woodward – TE
  • 81 – Camden Loidhamer – TE
  • 82 – Andrew Molloy – TE
  • 83 – Max Moenoa – TE
  • 84 – Ben Hallead – WR
  • 85 – Boogy Brown – WR
  • 87 – Wentworth Scribner – TE
  • 88 – Logan Lipscomb – TE
  • 89 – Adam Loum – WR
  • 90 – Matulino Masunu – DL
  • 91 – Labarrio Mays II – DL
  • 92 – Ty Evans – DL
  • 94 – Trishion Sullivan – DL
  • 96 – Brian Kuhn – DL
  • 97 – Mikaio Edward – DL
  • 98 – Johnny O’Connor – DL
  • 99 – Zeke Stefano – DL

UTPB Roster 2025

  • 0 – Malik Allen – Defensive Line
  • 0 – Camden Tyler – Running Back
  • 1 – Tristan Exline – Linebacker
  • 2 – Traylen Suel – Wide Receiver
  • 3 – TJ McKenzie – Wide Receiver
  • 3 – Jamarion Ravenell – Defensive Back
  • 4 – Kanon Gibson – Quarterback
  • 5 – Kory Harris – Running Back
  • 5 – Jacob Humphrey – Defensive Line
  • 6 – Jalani Jefferson – Defensive Back
  • 7 – Kharel Coney – Defensive Back
  • 8 – Jace Wyatt – Wide Receiver
  • 9 – Kendrick Jones – Defensive Back
  • 10 – Ben Patterson – Wide Receiver
  • 11 – Gary Holmes – Defensive Line
  • 13 – Jaylon Tillman – Wide Receiver
  • 14 – Solomon James – Quarterback
  • 15 – Issac Mooring – Quarterback
  • 16 – Elijah Gerrard – Defensive Back
  • 17 – Cheno Navarrette – Defensive Back
  • 18 – Austin Ayobamidele – Wide Receiver
  • 19 – Anthony Dansby – Wide Receiver
  • 20 – Layne Horak – Defensive Back
  • 21 – David Vah – Defensive Back
  • 22 – Adrian Cormier – Running Back
  • 24 – Caimon Mathis – Defensive Back
  • 25 – Shawn Battle – Defensive Back
  • 26 – Taison Fa'asuamanu – Linebacker
  • 27 – Jayden Plater – Defensive Back
  • 28 – Jerrod Cameron – Defensive Back
  • 29 – Euvoski Cunningham – Defensive Back
  • 30 – Diego Chavarria – Kicker
  • 31 – Elliott Grigsby – Defensive Back
  • 32 – Champ Mathis – Defensive Back
  • 33 – Dominique Lampkin – Defensive Back
  • 34 – Jayden Freidt – Defensive Back
  • 35 – Johnny Fano – Defensive Line
  • 36 – Luke Miller – Defensive Line
  • 37 – Damien Johnson – Running Back
  • 38 – Gabe Ponce – Linebacker
  • 39 – Jolon Cabello – Punter
  • 40 – Kelby Castro – Tight End
  • 41 – Angel Diaz – Kicker
  • 42 – Tre Yanez – Linebacker
  • 43 – Evan Williams – Defensive Back
  • 44 – Jameson Helu – Defensive Line
  • 45 – McKyle So'oto – Linebacker
  • 46 – Devin Green – Linebacker
  • 47 – Dawson Bullard – Defensive Back
  • 48 – Carson Loeb – Long Snapper
  • 49 – Jordan Cartwright – Punter
  • 50 – Tyler Ball – Offensive Line
  • 51 – Tyreek Curley – Linebacker
  • 52 – Mekhi Pinckney – Offensive Line
  • 53 – Joseph Hughes – Offensive Line
  • 54 – Lyndon Williams – Defensive Line
  • 55 – Raydin Garcia – Linebacker
  • 56 – David Baker – Offensive Line
  • 57 – Warren Richardson – Linebacker
  • 58 – Christopher Jernigan – Offensive Line
  • 59 – Case Carpenter – Offensive Line
  • 60 – Adam White – Linebacker
  • 61 – Donavon Kapa – Offensive Line
  • 63 – Justin Greene – Offensive Line
  • 65 – Kyle Lofye – Offensive Line
  • 66 – Girevis Bobey – Offensive Line
  • 67 – Tymir Askew – Defensive Line
  • 68 – Jared Risinger – Offensive Line
  • 69 – Lucas Barrientes – Offensive Line
  • 70 – Mason Schweinle – Offensive Line
  • 71 – Caleb Morman – Offensive Line
  • 72 – Nate Jacobs – Offensive Line
  • 73 – Ephraim Whitaker – Defensive Line
  • 74 – Nicholas Elko – Defensive Line
  • 75 – Torbyn Eakins – Offensive Line
  • 76 – Jack Freeman – Defensive Line
  • 77 – Braylon Stewart – Offensive Line
  • 78 – Daine Hanson – Offensive Line
  • 79 – Damien Thomas – Offensive Line
  • 80 – Kylin Mathis – Wide Receiver
  • 81 – Crimson Mathis – Wide Receiver
  • 82 – Nick Jackson – Wide Receiver
  • 83 – Heston Kelly – Wide Receiver
  • 84 – Jonathan Brown – Wide Receiver
  • 85 – Aiden Serrano – Wide Receiver
  • 86 – Braelyn Dillard – Tight End
  • 87 – Caleb Sedegan – Tight End
  • 88 – Diego Nunez – Wide Receiver
  • 89 – Diego Juarez – Tight End
  • 90 – Anthony Cunningham – Defensive Line
  • 91 – Dominic Conner – Defensive Line
  • 92 – Malotumau Fano – Defensive Line
  • 93 – Dieunerst Collin – Defensive Line
  • 94 – David Walker – Defensive Line
  • 95 – Geoffrey Ojeh – Defensive Line
  • 96 – Clive Wahl – Defensive Line
  • 97 – Will LeBlanc – Defensive Line
  • 99 – Amari Bedford – Defensive Line

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  • 3:00 p.m. ET – N.M. Highlands vs. Chadron St.
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  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Miles vs. Lane
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  • 3:30 p.m. ET – Anderson (SC) vs. Lenoir-Rhyne
  • 4:30 p.m. ET – Southwestern Okla. vs. Southern Ark.
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  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Franklin Pierce vs. Saint Anselm
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Minn. Duluth vs. Northern St.
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  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Adams St. vs. Colorado Mesa
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