Southeast Louisiana defeats UL Monroe 38-35 as Kyle Lowe throws two touchdown passes and the Lions hold on in Saturday’s game. Lowe completes 18 of 25 passes for 155 yards to lead the offense, helping Southeast Louisiana improve to a 2-2 record.
The win marks a notable milestone for the Lions as they beat an FBS opponent for the first time since their football program was reinstated in 2003. UL Monroe, which enters as the Bowl Subdivision team, is outlasted by the Championship Subdivision squad in a close, late-deciding contest.
Across outlets, the account focuses on Lowe’s two scoring throws, the final score of 38-35, and the historical significance of the matchup. Both sources frame the result as Southeast Louisiana’s first victory over a Bowl Subdivision opponent in more than two decades, tied to the program’s return in 2003.
