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Houston Christian's offense shut down as skid continues with loss to Nicholls

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Houston Christian's offense shut down as skid continues with loss to Nicholls
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The Huskies were held to fewer than 200 total yards as their losing streak hit three games.

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  • Houston Christian's offense shut down as skid continues with loss to Nicholls.
  • The Huskies were held to fewer than 200 total yards as their losing streak hit three games.
  • Houston Christian was held to fewer than 200 total yards as their losing streak hit three games after a loss to Nicholls.

Houston Christian was held to fewer than 200 total yards as their losing streak hit three games after a loss to Nicholls. (Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) Houston Christian's offensive struggles continued in its third straight loss, 10-0 to McNeese on Saturday at Husky Stadium.The Huskies (4-6. 3-4 Southland) have scored 10 points or fewer in each game during the skid. They were held to 197 total yards by the Colonels (5-5, 4-3).Nicholls sealed the game on Omiri Wiggins' 65-yard touchdown run with 2:22 left in the fourth quarter. He finished with 135 yards on 21 carries to pace the Colonels.The only other scoring was Deaglan Camron's 31-yard field goal with 3:34 left in the third.HCU travels to Natchitoches, La., next week to face Northwestern State.SubscribeThere’s more to Houston with the Chronicle. Subscribe today for just 25¢.This article originally published at Houston Christian's offense shut down as skid continues with loss to Nicholls.

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