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Western Kentucky 56 Miami (OH) 14

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Toppers run roughshod over MU.

Toppers run roughshod over MU.

 

Did I hear correctly that it was 49-7 at half?

Game was NEVER close. Before I could get in, get a beer, and sit down, it was 14-0.

 

D looked good, but don't know if it's due to Miami not being very good or it the D has truly improved.

 

Doughty is rolling right now.

Did I hear correctly that it was 49-7 at half?

 

Yes.

It was great to see two former Collins Titans making plays in this one. LB Masai Whyte had 5 tackles, including 1 for loss. DB DeAndre Farris had 4 tackles and an interception as well. Way to represent!

Great showing by the Toppers. It's always nice to see a blowout win for WKU because they sure don't happen very often.

Did I hear correctly that it was 49-7 at half?

 

Doughty had 5TDs 375 yards at half. :sssh:

Great showing by the Toppers. It's always nice to see a blowout win for WKU because they sure don't happen very often.

 

They've had at least one blowout win each of the past 4 years and had 3-4 last year.

How did Miami play UC so closely?

They matched up better with UC and just simply played harder against UC. The Redhawks had no answer for WKU in any aspect of play.

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