Mid-American Conference

Tuesday, October 31:
Bowling Green 44, Kent State 16  
Ohio 45, Miami 28  

Wednesday, November 1:
Central Michigan at Western Michigan, 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2)
Thursday, November 2:
Ball State at Eastern Michigan, 6:00 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
NIU at Toledo, 6:00 pm ET/5:00 pm CT (ESPNU)
  
Game stories courtesy of MAC Athletic Communication Departments

Ohio 45, Miami 28
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ATHENS, Ohio -- Ohio quarterback Nathan Rourke accounted for six touchdowns as the Bobcats defeated archrival Miami 45-28 in the 94th meeting of the "Battle of the Bricks" on Tuesday night at Peden Stadium. Rourke accounted for all of the Bobcats touchdowns on the night, three coming on the ground and three in the air. 

The three rushing touchdowns from Rourke increased his season total to 16, the most ever by a quarterback in a single season in Ohio history. The single-season record of 19 is held by Kelvin McRae. Rourke finished with 54 rushing yards and 21 of 33 for 294 yards, a career-high. Overall, Ohio finished 443 total yards of offense. Redshirt junior running back A.J. Ouellette ran for 80 yards on 20 carries. Redshirt senior wide receiver Brendan Cope finished with 5 receptions for 89 yards and a touchdown. 
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Bowling Green 44, Kent State 16
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KENT, Ohio -- Bowling Green quarterback Jarret Doege and the Falcons responded with a 44-16 win at Kent State on Tuesday evening (Oct. 31). Doege completed 14-18 passes to eight different receivers and threw for 174 yards and two touchdowns. He directed a Falcon offense that scored a touchdown on the opening drive and ultimately went 7-for-7 in red zone opportunities. 

Bowling Green took the opening kickoff and drove 75 yards in seven plays for a lead they would never relinquish. The primary thrust on the drive was a 43-yard run by Andrew Clair. That propelled Clair to a night of eight carries for 111 yards, his fourth consecutive 100-yard game. He is the first Falcon with four straight 100-yard games since Travis Greene put up five in a row from Nov. 5 to Dec. 6, 2013. Full Story...