Lights, Cameras, MACtion: Falcons Return Home Tuesday Night To Host Kent State

Tuesday, November 10

Bowling Green, Ohio

7 p.m.

Bowling Green State University

Kent State

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Falcons, Golden Flashes Set For 7 p.m. Kick At Doyt Perry Stadium For BGSU’s Lone Home MACtion Game This Season

By: by Kyle Edmond, BGSU Athletics

Tuesday, Nov. 10 \| 7 p.m. \| Doyt Perry Stadium \| Bowling Green, Ohio

	BOWLING GREEN FALCONS (2-7, 2-3 MAC)	vs.	KENT STATE GOLDEN FLASHES (3-6, 2-3 MAC)

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BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - The Bowling Green State University team will return home to Doyt Perry Stadium Tuesday night (Nov. 10) for the program's lone Tuesday night MACtion game of the season. The Falcons will host the Kent State Golden Flashes for a 7 p.m. kickoff on ESPNU. The game will mark BGSU's only true MACtion game of the season with remaining games being scheduled for Friday, Nov. 20 and Saturday, Nov. 28.

Bowling Green vs. Kent State

Bowling Green and Kent State will be meeting for the 94th time in program history with the all-time series favoring the Falcons, 62-35-6.
BGSU and Kent State were both founded in 1910 through the Lowry Bill, creating the Anniversary Award between the two rivals.
Kent State claimed last season's meeting, 24-21, on Oct. 25, but the Falcons won the two meetings prior including a 27-6 victory in 2024, the last meeting between the two played in Bowling Green.

Tuesday Night MACtion

Bowling Green State University returns home to host the Kent State Golden Flashes in what will be BGSU's lone home MACtion game of the season.
With three games remaining in the season, the Falcons will alternate home and away games to close out the 2026 campaign.
The Falcons will be playing their only true midweek MACtion game of the season. With the road game at Toledo set for a Friday night before ending the regular season on a Saturday against UMass.

Five Top Storylines

The Falcons will be seeking their first home midweek MACtion win of the Eddie George Era with the last for BGSU being a 31-13 win over Western Michigan on Nov. 12, 2024. Last season, BGSU claimed two midweek wins, but they consisted of a non-conference win over Lafayette, 26-7 on Aug. 28, and a road Tuesday night win over UMass, 45-14, on Nov. 25.
Dorian Pringle has led the team in tackles in seven of BGSU's nine games this season, including each of the last five. Over the last five games, Pringle has totaled 48 tackles, averaging 9.6 tackles per game, which is on pace with his season average of 9.7 per game that ranks 11th in the nation.
Myles Bradley has logged at least a half sack in five of BGSU's last six games while recording eight of his nine season sacks during that stretch. For the season, Bradley is averaging 1.00 sacks per game, tying for fourth in the nation. While the program's single-season record for sacks is set at 19, Bradley needs 12.5 to tie for second.
During MAC play, the Falcons have posted the best third-down conversion percentage in the MAC, converting nearly half of their opportunities (48.4-percent; 31-for-64).
Defensively, the Falcons have matched the tone, ranking second in the MAC during conference play for third-down conversions allowed. BGSU has held MAC opponents to just 34.8-percent of their third downs (23-for-66).

Bradley Moving Up Program's All-Time Lists

Against South Florida, Myles Bradley recorded 4.5 sacks for the Falcons, marking what is believed to be a program record and tied for seventh in MAC history.
The total marked the most by a Falcon since Chris Jones had 3.5 against Central Michigan on Oct. 30, 2010.
Bradley's sacks aided in the Falcons registering six over the course of the game, the most for BGSU in a game since logging six against Central Michigan on Oct. 22, 2022.
Entering the game against Bowling Green, South Florida had allowed just one sack through their first three games of the season.
This year, Bradley is averaging 1.00 sacks per game, ranking first in the MAC and fourth in the nation. Bradley had registered at least half a sack in five of BGSU's last six games, including a sack in each of the last two.
For his BGSU career, Bradley now has 15 sacks, tied for eighth in program history with Ryan Wingrave (1998-01). The next step for Bradley will be Mitch Crossley's 18 sacks from 2001-04 that holds seventh.
As for season totals, Bradley has nine sacks this year, tied for sixth in program history for single-season sacks with Devon Parks (2006) and Mitch Crossley (2003). Ahead of Bradley is Diyral Briggs (2008) and Cashius Howell (2023) with 9.5 as well as Karl Brooks (2022) with 10.

Making Amachree Of The Defense

With Austyn Dendy out against Western Michigan, Nakai Amachree led the Bowling Green backfield, rushing for 61 yards on 11 carries, leading the team in both categories. Amachree added three receptions for 17 yards as well.
For the season, Amachree leads the Falcons in all purpose yards while ranking second on the team in total offensive yards for the season.
This season, Amachree has carried the ball at least four times in every game and has a reception in eight of BGSU's nine contests.
His 61 rushing yards against Western Michigan were a season-high on the ground. As for the air, he tallied a season-high 71 receiving yards against Miami (OH). Both of his touchdowns this year have been receiving, coming against Miami (OH) and Buffalo.

New Facing Making Their Impact

Against Buffalo, the Bowling Green receiver corps saw a slew of firsts for the season, including touchdowns from Isaiah Dawson and Trey Johnson.
Johnson's score marked the first of his BGSU career, coming on a 40-yard reception that counted as a touchdown after a review.
Additionally, Isaiah Dawson hauled in his first reception of the season and his first as a Falcon, taking it 18 yards to the end zone for what counted as BGSU's first score against the Bulls.
In total, nine different Falcons caught passes against Buffalo with each receiver that received at least one target hauling in at least one reception.
Against Western Michigan, the firsts continued with freshmen Kentrell White hauling in his first career touchdown with the Falcons, a seven-yard snag.

Clear Bag Mandate Expanding To Doyt
Falcon fans should be familiar with the clear bag mandate that began on Jan. 1, 2026 at all BGSU Athletics venues. The same policy from the Stroh Center and Slater Family Ice Arena will be instituted at the Doyt Perry Stadium this upcoming season. The full mandate can be found on the BGSUFalcons.com website.

New Parking Process
BGSU Athletics will be utilizing a new parking ingress route this year for home football games, aiming to ease traffic patterns coming to games. All pre-purchased parking passes should be ready to be scanned upon arrival to each respective lot. Students can park for free in the established student lot and should have their student ID ready to present.

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