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SAN DIEGO, CALIF. – Down 31-27 and looking for the go-ahead score, Campbell held a first and goal with 1:10 remaining after a San Diego personal foul, but Jamal Agnew intercepted Kameron Bryant's pass to preserve the Torero lead and extend their home Pioneer Football League winning streak to 22 games.

San Diego improved to 7-2 overall and 5-1 in conference play, staying in the PFL race with two games remining. Campbell dipped to 5-5 on the season and 3-4 in PFL play. All four of Campbell's four PFL losses have come by a combined 12 points.

Campbell forced a USD punt with 2:20 on the clock, with Greg Milhouse coming up with a sack on third and eight from the 50 yard line.

CU picked up first downs on its first three plays of the critical drive, with Bryant completing a 10 yard pass to Ben Bolling and a 26 yard strike to Andre Davis, also running for a 12 yard gain before the face mask call put the Camels inside the USD 10.

The Toreros were able to run out the clock, taking the ball on their own two with 1:05 remaining.

Anthony Lawrence completed 15-of-25 passes with a touchdown and two interceptions for the Toreros, with Justin Priest hauling in four catches for 72 yards. Jonah Hodges posted 79 yards on the ground, while Dallas Kessman tacked on two rushing TDs.

Campbell held a slim 368-332 advantage in total offense, led by a season-high 306 yards passing from Bryant, who completed 20-of-36 passes with a touchdown and an interception in the loss.

Redshirt freshman wide receiver Aaron Blockmon collected a season-best 115 yards and a touchdown receiving, while De'Shawn Jones added 51 yards on the ground.

Blockmon's 115 yards receiving are a Campbell freshman record.

Jack Ryan paced the CU defense with 12 tackles, adding an interception, while Milhouse posted seven tackles, including a sack.

Nic Henson led USD with nine tackles, including 2.0 for loss. Jon Petersen gathered 2.0 sacks with seven tackles.

Jack Ryan and Chris Beaty both intercepted passes for the Camels in the first quarter, setting up two yard touchdown runs from Dalton Dillon and Austin Fleming after USD scored on its opening drive.

Jereke Armstrong's first touchdown run of the afternoon brought San Diego within one at the 14:23 mark of the second quarter, but the extra point was missed, preserving a 14-13 Campbell lead.

Kameron Bryant's 55 yard strike to Aaron Blockmon extended the Campbell lead to 21-13, but Dallas Kessman found the end zone for the Toreros with 3:45 to go in the opening half, bringing USD within a point again.

Daniel McManus' 50 yard field goal with 10 seconds to play in the first half gave the Toreros a 23-21 lead heading into the break.

Campbell wrapped a pair of Mitchell Brown field goals (31 and 40 yards) around Kessman's second touchdown rush of the day, and San Diego took a 31-27 lead into the fourth quarter.

Campbell returns home on Nov. 14 against Jacksonville. For tickets, please visit GoCamels.com/tickets.