Time for another healing of MACtion. However, we're in for a treat if North Illinois-Kent State's First Investigator had any suggestions on how Saturday's rematch would go. That game was a shootout that featured a total of 99 points and yards at 52-47 for the Golden Flash. Kent State ran for three quick touchdowns at 360 yards and palms, adding another 322 yards and two scores through the air. Also, Kent State led 2-1, setting the division on the last day of the season with a 48-47 overtime palm over Miami (Ohio). The NIU lost last week, but the palate over Central Michigan broke a tie to decide MAC West.
Kent State has one of the most electrifying offenses in the country, with more than 33 points per game in the 10th highest. Behind the older quarterback Dustin Krum, Golden Flash does not waste time on the field and is accustomed to playing on high-scoring issues.
Northern Illinois, on the other hand, is shaken by the MAC competition and is the killer in this tournament.
Defensive fights, allowing about seven yards per game and collecting only 14 sacks on time. Not to mention, the platoon has a minimum of 10 defensive success rates.
So, how did they win? The platoon is explosive on the ground, ranking that top 20 and well defending quarterbacks, allowing only 10 sacks over time.
In the first round against the Huskies, the Golden Flash brought 360 racing yards and 322 yards into the air and it all worked out.
Northern Illinois does have a lot of effects, but it doesn't bring takeaways - it's just a pick in America - and one of the stylish brigades in Kent State development. As wild as this attack is, it does not subside.
Kent State has overturned it just ten times this season. It's time to give the ball 1-5 away - eight out of ten Compass games in five innings - and it didn't turn the ball over in any win until it was a crucial palm at the University of Miami in the regular season then
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