BOWLING GREEN — Mid-American Conference is slated to return next week, and for Bowling Green, that means starting the season with its biggest game.
The Falcons are scheduled to begin the season Nov. 4 at Toledo, the start of a six-game schedule approved by MAC presidents last month. The MAC tends to be unpredictable even in normal years, but we’ll give it a shot anyway:
Bowling Green will break its All-MAC first-team drought
The Falcons have not had a first team All-MAC offensive or defensive player since Scotty Miller in 2016. That drought has a pretty good chance to end this season, particularly from one of the offensive skill positions.