INDIANAPOLIS – The 12th-ranked UIndy football team (4-0, 2-0 GLVC) celebrated Homecoming with a 49-6 onslaught against visiting Southwest Baptist (2-2, 0-1) at Key Stadium Saturday night. The Greyhounds hung 28 points on the board in the second quarter alone and ultimately held the Bearcats to just 167 total yards.

HOW IT HAPPENED
After averaging more than 55 points per game the last two weeks, the Hounds continued to generate points at an impressive rate. UIndy needed just 58 seconds to cash in on their first drive of the night, with TJ Edwards finding Daveon Bell for a 64-yard gain followed by a 21-yard touchdown rush by Edwards himself.
 
The Greyhounds went on to rack up 42 points before the half, with two touchdowns receptions from Bell and two interception return TDs, all in the second quarter. Junior defensive lineman Ryan Guhl delivered the team's first pick-six of the season, corralling a batted ball and taking it 12 yards to the house. On the very next Bearcat drive, senior linebacker Joe Lambright jumped an out route and sprinted 40 yards for the score.
 

?? | Joe Lambright with the interception for a touchdown! @UIndyFB 42, SW Baptist 0. #GLVCfb #UIndyHC pic.twitter.com/Vk784tXWsY

— UIndy Athletics (@UIndyAthletics) September 28, 2019

 
The Hounds tacked on one more TD on the opening possession of the second half before cruising to the win. UIndy out-gained the Bearcats 406 yards to 167, with SBU's total including just 52 rushing yards.
 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- Bell needed just three catches to amass 124 receiving yards. He also added 78 yards on punt returns, good for a total of 212 all-purpose yards – a UIndy season high.
- Al McKeller once again led the Hounds in rushing, going for 82 yards and a TD on eight carries. Fellow-running backs Tyre Lee (31 yds , 1 TD) T'Nahleg Hall (30 yds), Dawson Anderson (23 yds), Sam Schoonveld (21 yds) and Toriano Clinton (10 yds) also garnered significant carries.
- Playing against his former team, transfer QB TJ Edwards finished 9 of 15 passing for 173 yards and two TDs while rushing for 19 yards and a third score. He, like many of the UIndy starters, did not play much at all in the second half.
- Clinton opened the third quarter with an 81-yard kickoff return. He led the nation last season in KO return average.
- Five Greyhounds were credited with at least two tackles for a loss. DL Alec Patch led them all with 3.0 TFLs and a half sack. Meanwhile, LB Gavin Bane finished as the Hounds' leading tackler with six, including a sack.
 
MORE NOTES
The Hounds have won each of their last nine Homecoming match-ups … UIndy also upped its GLVC win streak to 20 games, good for the second-longest such streak in conference history – two shy of their own league record … UIndy scored 42 unanswered points to start the game for the second straight week … The Hounds are now 5-1 all-time against SBU … Tonight's official attendance of 7,828 is the largest crowd to see a UIndy football game since October of 2016.

UP NEXT
UIndy hits the road once again for a conference clash with William Jewell College on Saturday, Oct. 5. Kickoff from Liberty, Mo., is scheduled for 2 p.m. ET.