Fort Lewis College’s Ayden Madrid, No. 47, makes a tackle Saturday against Colorado School of Mines. Madrid led the team with 15 tackles in the loss. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Fort Lewis College’s Ayden Madrid, No. 47, makes a tackle Saturday against Colorado School of Mines. Madrid led the team with 15 tackles in the loss. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)cca

The Fort Lewis College football team wasn’t able to give the No. 7 ranked Colorado School of Mines much of a game on Saturday.

Mines held FLC to one net yard on offense in the first half while it scored on every possession in the opening half except its first one, when FLC made a goal-line stand.

Mines, however, took a 48-0 lead into halftime and, with its backup quarterback and running back taking over after the break, went on to win the game, 76-0.

FLC is now 0-3 while Mines improved to 3-0.