BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University football team is hosting Kent State for a midweek Mid-American Conference clash. Below are quarter-by-quarter analysis and updates from Tuesday’s game.
FIRST QUARTER
What happened: Bowling Green’s defense forced a turnover on downs on the game’s opening drive. From there, quarterback Austin Novosad started under center for the Falcons, after usual starter Jay Kastantin suffered an injury against Western Michigan. Novosad’s first pass resulted in a 70-yard touchdown to running back Nakai Amachree. Kent State responded with a nine-yard touchdown run from quarterback Dru Deshields. BGSU defensive end Myles Bradley reached a double-digit sack…
