EASTON, Pa. -- Dominick Bragalone ran for 95 yards on 32 carries and scored three touchdowns and Lehigh beat Lafayette 34-3 on Saturday.

Lafayette appeared off to a good start when J.J. Younger returned the opening kickoff 36 yards to midfield. But momentum turned on the first play from scrimmage when Julian Lynn sacked Sean O'Malley for a 7-yard loss, forced the fumble and Davis Maxie returned it 43 yards for the score.

Later, after a field goal and a 10-0 lead, Bragalone crashed in from a yard out with 6:42 still left in the first quarter. He scored from 3 yards out early in the third quarter and from 2 yards with 11:54 left to play to end the scoring.

O'Malley finished with 162 yards passing and an interception.

Bragalone finished his career at Lehigh with a program-record 53 touchdowns and became the program's all-time leading scorer. Andy Coen tied Bill Leckonby for the most career coaching wins in program history.

Both teams finished 3-8 overall and 2-4 in the Patriot League.

Saturday's contest marked the 154th game of college football's most-played rivalry.