The Youngstown State football team continued a busy fall camp with a full offense vs. defense scrimmage on Saturday at Stambaugh Stadium.

Both the offense and defense made key plays during the scrimmage that featured game-like situations.

After the defense held the offense on the first two drives of the scrimmage, QB Beau Brungard scored on a nifty 36-yard run to cap off a five-play, 62-yard march. On the drive, Brungard competed two passes for 19 yards while Jaden Gilbert and Tahir Mills added eight-yard runs.

Two drives later, Justin Wimpye intercepted a pass from backup QB Colin Seibert on the first play of a series.

Brungard returned to the field to lead a 13-play, 75-yard scoring drive. Brungard connected with Max Tomczak and Luke Hensley to jump start the drive and pick up 40 yards on three catches. Four Brungard keepers and a seven-yard run by Jaden Gilbert moved the ball to the one-yard line. Following an illegal formation penalty, Mills scored on the nearside from six yards out.

Seibert and Devin Sherwood led an impressive 14-play, 75-yard drive a few possessions later. Sherwood moved the offense to the 27-yard line, highlighted by a 12-yard keeper on fourth down. On third-and-four from the nine-yard line, Seibert found Ky "Flash" Wilson for a touchdown.

The final scoring drive was 75 yards and consisted of just four plays. Brungard had run of 21 yards then Gilbert followed with a 12-yard gain. On the next play, Gilbert slipped through the defense before Brungard found him for a 40-yard gain down to the two-yard line. On the next snap, Antwan Gardner took it in for the touchdown.

For the scrimmage, Brungard was 7-of-13 for 124 yards while Sherwood had five completions for 72 yards and Seibert had seven connections for 62 yards.

On the ground, Brungard had nine carries for 68 yards and a score. Gilbert had five carries for 31 yards, Donald Barksdale came on to rush for 32 yards on six carries and Gardner added 30 yards on four attempts.

The Penguins continue fall camp on Monday morning.