Carlyle Edges Marquette After Fourth-Quarter Touchdown Is Called Back
Carlyle narrowly defeated Marquette in a game where Marquette had a potential fourth-quarter touchdown called back, according to the Alton Telegraph.
Marquette, MI, October 17, 2026 —
Carlyle narrowly defeated Marquette in a game that included a called-back potential touchdown for Marquette in the fourth quarter, according to the Alton Telegraph.
The available account does not provide the final score or explain why the touchdown was called back. It also does not identify the date or location of the game, the teams’ records, or the players involved. The report describes the result as narrow but does not give a point margin.
Marquette’s potential score was called back during the final quarter, but the available information does not say when the play occurred, what ruling was made, or whether Marquette later had another scoring opportunity. It is also not specified whether the play would have tied the game or changed the lead. Without those details, the effect of the decision on the final result cannot be determined from the summary alone.
The account identifies Carlyle as the winner and Marquette as the team whose potential touchdown was nullified. No further game statistics, scoring sequence, or postgame comments were provided. The Alton Telegraph is the source cited for the account; additional details about the game were not included in the information available for this report.
The result and the fourth-quarter call are the only reported details. The score, circumstances surrounding the ruling, and other events in the game remain unspecified.
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