MONTGOMERY — Year 2 of the Luke Bailey era at Huntingdon is off to a tremendous start.

The Fairview product picked up Saturday right where he left off last season, passing for 260 yards and four touchdowns and running for 38 yards and a fifth score in a 56-35 slugging of Louisiana College.

Bailey kicked off his junior campaign 13 of 19 through the air with touchdown strikes of 11, 59, 35 and 51 yards. His six-point play on the ground covered 11 yards.

With at least nine more games on the schedule, Bailey is easily on pace to shatter the school record he set for passing touchdowns in a season (23). He needed just seven games to set the mark in 2014 after being thrust into the starting role early in the fall.

Division III Huntingdon hits the road next week to face Birmingham-Southern.

In other college football action featuring local athletes:

% Hanceville graduate Broc Malcom caught three passes for 47 yards in D-I FCS Idaho State’s 55-0 blowout of Black Hills State.

Malcom’s long was a gain 36 yards.

Idaho State amassed 710 total yards — 378 passing and 332 rushing — to run away with its home and season opener. The Bengals host Portland State next week.

% West Point alum Chandler Nelson made his first collegiate start for D-I FCS Tennessee Tech in a game against Houston broadcast on ESPN3.

The redshirt freshman started at left tackle and wore the same No. 76 as he did during a productive career with the Warriors.

Houston won 52-24.