BRANDEIS TAKES THE W OVER SOTOMAYOR IN 3OT!
Brandeis and Sotomayor faced off on September 4, 2025, in a close and competitive football game that ended 48–46 in overtime. From the opening kickoff, both teams showed strong offensive rhythm and moved the ball effectively. Neither defense was able to completely stop the opposing offense early in the game. The score stayed close throughout the first half, with each team responding quickly to the other. This set the tone for a back-and-forth matchup that stayed tight until the end.
As the game continued into the second half, both teams increased their intensity on offense. Sotomayor made several key plays to keep themselves within reach of Brandeis. Brandeis answered consistently, matching Sotomayor score for score and preventing any real separation. Big drives from both sides kept the crowd engaged in a fast-paced battle. The momentum shifted multiple times, but neither team could gain full control.
In the fourth quarter, the pressure increased as the game remained extremely close. Sotomayor managed to put together an important late push to stay alive in the contest. Brandeis also delivered in critical moments, keeping the score tied as time was winding down. Both teams had opportunities to take the lead, but strong execution on offense kept things even. The game eventually moved into overtime after regulation ended in a tie.
Overtime was intense, with both teams fighting for every yard and every point. Brandeis was able to execute a key scoring drive that gave them the edge. Sotomayor responded with effort but could not match the final push. The pressure of the extra period made every play more important than before. Brandeis ultimately came out on top by a narrow margin.
Overall, the game was one of the most competitive matchups of the season for both teams. The final score of 48–46 reflected just how evenly matched they were throughout all four quarters and overtime. Both offenses performed at a high level and consistently challenged the opposing defense. In the end, Brandeis was able to make just enough plays to secure the victory in a dramatic finish.
