<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1fQFZS_1Gy0Qm0Z00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1fQFZS_1Gy0Qm0Z00" width="1200" height="1006" ></figure>Nakai Amarchee ran for a 48-yard touchdown and lifted the Bowling Green Falcons to a 33-28 win over the Kent State football team. The run came just seconds after Dru DeShields gave the Flashes the lead on a 25-yard rushing touchdown, which was his second touchdown on the ground.Kent State got things started when DeShields connected with Da’Realyst Clark for 41 yards. It was the first of three completions for over 39 yards for DeShields, who had an efficient first half, going 8-for-12 for 146 yards.Still, after the big completion Kent State was unable to score, turning the ball over on downs. This set up a Bowling Green touchdown on their first drive with a 70-yard pass from Austin Novosad.The Flashes then got back on the board when DeShields used his legs to run for his fifth rushing touchdown of the season. They then took the lead when the quarterback hit his favorite target, Wayne Harris, for a 39 yard touchdown.By the half, Bowling Green had come back to take the lead on a field goal after an earlier touchdown pass from Novosad. In the second half, Bowling Green came out and pounded the ball down KSUs throats, running for 32 yards to set up the third touchdown pass from Novosad. Meanwhile, the Kent State offense regressed back to ways that have plagued the team in its rough stretch.They found offensive life when DeShields connected with Ardell Banks and Clark on back-to-back plays, but DeShields was picked off in the red zone on fourth and goal to ice the threat.After a defensive stand when it mattered, DeShields connected again with Harris to cut the lead to six on fourth and seven from the red zone. DeShields then had his run to tie the game, but after Bowling Green took the lead, he made his worst throw of the night and helped the Falcons stave off the comeback attempt.Stone O’Bryant is a reporter. Contact him at [email protected].</div></body>

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Nakai Amarchee ran for a 48-yard touchdown and lifted the Bowling Green Falcons to a 33-28 win over the Kent State football team. The run came just seconds after Dru DeShields gave the Flashes the lead on a 25-yard rushing touchdown, which was his second touchdown on the ground. Kent...

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Nakai Amarchee ran for a 48-yard touchdown and lifted the Bowling Green Falcons to a 33-28 win over the Kent State football team. The run came just seconds

Football falls short after comeback attempt

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