Kent State junior quarterback Nick Holley has been an integral part of the Flashes offense since he made the switch over to quarterback four games ago. Little was it known, though, that on Saturday, Holley would be the whole offense.
Holley complied 159 yards on the ground on an astonishing 41 carries in the Flashes (2-6, 1-3 Mid-American Conference) 14-10 loss to first-place Ohio University (5-3, 3-1 MAC).
"(It was a) disappointing loss. I thought our guys played hard though ... for how beat up we are," head coach Paul Haynes said after the game. "Guys fought like crazy; We didn't have anyone come out of the game.