Kalamazoo, MI
Oct 26, 2024
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Western Michigan left no doubt in their 52-21 victory over Kent State, fueled by a relentless rushing attack that amassed 358 yards. The Broncos' offense executed a precise game plan that built a substantial 38-0 lead before Kent State could respond. While Jaden Nixon and Jalen Buckley carved up the defense on the ground, Hayden Wolff orchestrated an efficient aerial assault with 208 yards and three touchdown passes, demonstrating the Broncos' versatility.
Defensively, Western Michigan harassed the Golden Flashes with four turnovers, including two interceptions by Tate Hallock. Despite a determined Kent State push led by Tommy Ulatowski’s three touchdown passes, the Broncos' advantage was insurmountable. The win maintained Western Michigan's perfect record in MAC play, setting the Broncos on a course toward championship ambitions.
Malique Dieudonne (Western Michigan)
Opened the scoring on an 11-play, 83-yard drive with a 3-yard touchdown catch from Hayden Wolff, igniting the homecoming crowd.
Jaden Nixon (Western Michigan)
Rushed 92 yards untouched for a touchdown, the second-longest in program history, showcasing his speed and creating a 14-0 cushion.
Popeye Williams (Western Michigan)
Delivered a punishing sack of Tommy Ulatowski for a 16-yard loss, halting a promising Kent State drive and asserting defensive dominance early.
Kaevion Mack (Western Michigan)
Secured a key 17-yard touchdown reception from Hayden Wolff, pushing Western Michigan's advantage to an insurmountable 38-0 lead.
Zahir Abdus-Salaam (Western Michigan)
Highlighted an explosive offensive series with a 70-yard run, creating momentum for a touchdown that bolstered the lead.
Broc Lowry (Western Michigan)
Ran a tactical 14-yard touchdown dash, culminating a clock-draining drive that punctuated the Broncos' dominant performance.
Tate Hallock (Western Michigan)
Intercepted a pass in the endzone from Tommy Ulatowski, thwarting a potential score and preserving the commanding lead in the third quarter.
Jaden Nixon (Western Michigan, RB)
Emerged as a central figure in Western Michigan's ground attack with 135 rushing yards, including a remarkable 92-yard burst, contributing significantly to the Broncos' offensive dominance.
Hayden Wolff (Western Michigan, QB)
Showcased accuracy and decision-making, throwing for 208 yards and three touchdowns, propelling the Broncos to an early lead and sustaining offensive efficiency.
Popeye Williams (Western Michigan, DL)
Made his presence felt with a critical early sack and constant pressure on the quarterback, disrupting Kent State's offensive rhythm through the game.
Tate Hallock (Western Michigan, S)
Delivered a standout defensive performance with two interceptions, a forced fumble, and five tackles, playing a crucial role in Western Michigan's defensive success.
Kent State Golden Flashes
0
7
0
14
21
Western Michigan Broncos
14
24
7
7
52
