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Western Kentucky @ Marshall - Could we see 200 Points

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This is already the most points Marshall has given up all year long. And they gave it up in the first 11 minutes.

 

Both of these defenses are pathetic.

This is getting ridiculous. Two INT's turn into quick TD's for WKU.

 

42-21 WKU. 10:37 left in 2nd Qrt!

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42-21 WKU with 10:37 to go in the 2nd. Guarantees Marshall is going to go up top

Looks like a basketball game has broken out at the Football field. Starting to make sense that Marshall isn't getting much love from any of the polls. I don't think they would match up very well against the big boys of college football.

Thanks to a turnover, Marshall scores twice in about 40 seconds.

 

42-35 WKU. 7:23 in 2nd Q.

The game is OVER the total in a quarter and a half.

Both teams actually punted. Then WKU scores quickly.

 

49-35, 2:12 before half.

Less than a minute for Marshall to score.

 

49-42 WKU, 1:24 until half.

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91 points and 800 yards of offense in the First Half!!!!

Halftime

 

WKU 49, Marshall 42.

 

WKU 463 yards, Marshall 378 yards.

Considering it will be 49-49 about 2.5 minutes into the second half we certainly could see 200.

There might be a record for TD passes in a game.

From what I could find out, the all-time record for an FBS match-up is 136 points. Navy beat N. Texas 74-62 about 7 years ago. Boise and Nevada tied is with a 69-67 game that went 4 OT. That record is going down.

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