MONTICELLO, Ark.  – A pair of Arkansas at Monticello fourth quarter touchdowns was the difference in the University of West Alabama’s 27-14 setback on Saturday in Gulf south Conference football action.

UAM (6-2, 4-1 GSC) quarterback Scott Buisson threw his second touchdown pass to Clarence Denmark to start the final quarter, breaking the 14-14 deadlock. The UAM tandem connected on the Boll Weevils second touchdown of the game in the second quarter to give them a 14-0 lead over the Tigers. UAM sealed the contest with a 13 play, 87 yard scoring drive to extend the lead to 27-14.

UWA’s (3-5, 1-4 GSC) first half points came after the Red and White orchestrated a 16 play, 84 yard drive that was capped off by Dameon Baylor’s three-yard plunge into the endzone.  The Tigers evened the score at 14 after Terry Levy hauled in a 36-yard pass from Derrick Thomas at the 9:55 mark of the third period.

In a match up pitting the GSC’s top offense against league’s second-ranked defense, UAM finished the contest with 421 yards of total offense while UWA mustered up 173 total yards.  Levy led all Tigers in receiving with 70 yards on six catches.

UWA returns to Tiger Stadium next Saturday against West Georgia for Homecoming, 2008.  Kick off between the Tigers and Wolves is set for 5 p.m. on the Livingston campus.