Western New Mexico University Athletics

Ingram helped lead the Mustangs back from a 23-point deficit to score 33 unanswered before falling late in the fourth quarter. He had
a hand in all of the WNMU touchdowns Saturday. He threw for 487 yards against a pass defense that entered the game statistically the
best in the RMAC giving up just under 131 yards per game. Ingram threw his first of five touchdowns on a 22-yard strike late in the
first quarter. When WNMU fell behind, Ingram threw for four touchdowns, three in the third quarter, and then added to that a rushing
touchdown of 61 yards early in the fourth quarter. He completed 29-of-48 passes without an interception and five different receivers
caught touchdown passes on the afternoon. His day set RMAC single game highs this season for touchdown responsibility with six,
total offensive yards of 572 and most passing yards with 487. He also tied Clay Garcia for most passing touchdowns with five.