Presbyterian rolls past St. Thomas with 55-21 victory in college football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 4, 2026, 4:19 AM
Last updated Oct 4, 2026
On October 3, Presbyterian College secured a dominant 55-21 victory against St. Thomas at Bailey Memorial Stadium. The Blue Hose maintained their impressive home winning streak, scoring 27 points before halftime and finishing the game strong with 14 unanswered points. St. Thomas experienced significant struggles, turning the ball over five times. This defeat marks their largest conference loss since joining the Pioneer Football League five years ago. Presbyterian has now matched the program's longest home winning streak of 10 games, with plans to host Davidson in the upcoming Carolina Border Clash.
- •Presbyterian College leads 27-0 at halftime.
- •The Blue Hose amassed over 500 total yards for the second consecutive home game.
- •St. Thomas' five turnovers contributed to their largest conference defeat.
- •Presbyterian will host Davidson for the Carolina Border Clash next.
- •This win ties Presbyterian's longest home winning streak, established in 1966.
- 4:19 AMYahoo Sports — Presbyterian clears St. Thomas, 55-21
"The nation's fifth-longest FCS home winning streak stayed intact in dominant fashion on Saturday afternoon, as the Presbyterian College football team put the pedal to the metal and raced past St. Thomas by a final score of 55-21.
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