In a reversal of their outing against Clemson, Tech quickly overcame a shaky start to blow out Bowling Green State, 63-17. Tech thoroughly dismantled the Falcons’ weak defense to the tune of 532 all-purpose yards, and after allowing BGSU QB Jarret Doege to get into a rhythm in the first half (at one point, Doege was 14-19 with one TD and a 150.3 QBR), Tech held the Falcons to just 7 points in the second half and thoroughly outclassed Bowling Green’s offense.
Marshall shines with pass and pitch plays
After some sloppy ball handling against Clemson, Tech head coach Paul Johnson vowed that his QBs would improve on their ball handling.