Caleb Goodloe records 118 receiving yards in UND season opener

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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

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Wide receiver Caleb Goodloe debuted for the University of North Dakota in the 2026 season opener last Thursday against Long Island University. Despite dropping a potential touchdown pass on the opening play, Goodloe recorded five catches for 118 yards and one touchdown in the first half of the victory. Coaches removed Goodloe from the game after halftime as the team held a 42-point lead. The junior transferred to North Dakota from Bowling Green, where he did not record a reception over two seasons. Offensive coordinator Danny Freund and head coach Eric Schmidt attributed the performance to the receiver's consistent effort and toughness during practice sessions throughout the year.

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  • Caleb Goodloe caught five passes for 118 yards during his UND debut.
  • The receiver scored his first collegiate touchdown on a 28-yard play in the second quarter.
  • Goodloe played only the first half of the win against Long Island University.
  • Coaching staff credited his performance to consistent habits developed during team practices.
  • The junior transfer has two remaining seasons of eligibility after the current year.
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Sep. 4—GRAND FORKS — Wide receiver Caleb Goodloe's UND debut last Thursday in the 2026 season opener, despite a drop of a possible touchdown on the first play of the game, was an eye-opener for many Fighting Hawks fans. In playing just the first half due to a 42-point halftime lead on Long Island University, Goodloe caught five passes for 118 yards, which was the most receiving yardage by a ...

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