49ers 10, Rams 10 Halftime

The 49ers seized momentum of the game early in the quarter, when safety Antoine Bethea timed a ball thrownby Rams quarterback Austin Davis andintercepted itat the Rams 35-yard line.

Bethea sagged off his man, backpedaled and made a nice grab of a pass that Davis tried to get to wide receiver Tavon Austin.

Three plays later, 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick rolled right, stopped near the line of scrimmage, surveyed the landscape and found receiver Anquan Boldin all alone in the middle of the field,

Kaepernick got the ball to Boldin, who turned and navigated the remainder of the yards for a 27-yard touchdown that gave the 49ers a 10-3 lead.

Cornerback Perrish Cox intercepted Davis on the Rams ensuing possession and put the 49ers in business once again. However, the 49ers drive ended soon after it started and culminated with Andy Lee punting.

The Rams tied the game for a second time when they parlayed a Robert Quinn sack-fumble of Kaepernick into a 55-yard scoring drive.

Davis connected with wide receiver Kenny Britt on a crossing route, and Britt kept running into the end zone untouched for a 21-yard score.

Cornerback Chris Culliver was on Britt at the line, then let Britt go. Linebacker Chris Borland had no chance at catching up with Britt after he spotted Britt beyond him and with the ball.

The half ended with the 49ers attempting a 55-yard field goal. Phil Dawsons kick came up short, and it was fielded by St. Louis Tavon Austin.

For some reason, Austin danced around in the end zone before he advanced the ball into the field of play. By that time, 49ers coverage guy Derek Carrier met Austin about the 2-yard line, with Austin retreating into the end zone.

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49ers 10, Rams 10 Halftime