How to Watch Kent State vs. Akron: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream – November 19, 2024

Updated Nov. 19, 2024 5:31 p.m. ET

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Dix Stadium is the venue where Adrian Norton and the Akron Zips (2-8) will battle the Kent State Golden Flashes (0-10) on Tuesday, November 19, 2024.

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How to Watch Akron vs. Kent State

Akron and Kent State have been an even matchup in the past two meetings, with two wins, two losses, and a tie for each team.
The Zips' record ATS is 1-0-1 in the last two times they have played the Golden Flashes while the scoring has gone over the total on one occasion.
Kent State has outscored Akron 60 points to 58 in the past two games.

With 313.8 yards of total offense per game (12th-worst) and 422.8 yards allowed per game on defense (21st-worst), Akron has been getting outplayed on both sides of the ball this year.
Akron is averaging 231.8 passing yards per game on offense, which ranks them 62nd in the FBS. The defense ranks 75th, giving up 225.5 passing yards per game.
With 18.6 points per game (10th-worst) and 35.3 points allowed per game on defense (12th-worst), the Zips have been getting outplayed on both sides of the ball this season.
The Zips rank fifth-worst in rushing offense (82 rushing yards per game) and 21st-worst in rushing defense (197.3 rushing yards per game allowed) this year.
Akron has been a bottom-25 offense on third down this season, ranking 15th-worst with a 33.3% third-down percentage. On defense, the Zips rank 90th in the FBS (41.2% third-down conversion rate allowed).
The Zips have forced eight total turnovers (124th in the FBS) this season and have turned it over 19 times (120th in the FBS) resulting in a turnover margin of -11, the eighth-worst in college football.

Name	Position	Stats
Ben Finley	QB	2,136 YDS (55.7%) / 13 TD / 9 INT
Adrian Norton	WR	38 REC / 724 YDS / 7 TD / 72.4 YPG
Jordon Simmons	RB	551 YDS / 2 TD / 55.1 YPG / 5.6 YPC 21 REC / 183 REC YDS / 0 REC TD / 18.3 REC YPG
Bobby Golden	WR	29 REC / 424 YDS / 1 TD / 42.4 YPG
Bryan McCoy	LB	87 TKL / 1 TFL
Paul Lewis III	DB	50 TKL / 4 TFL
Darrian Lewis	DB	57 TKL / 2 TFL / 1 INT / 1 PD
CJ Nunnally	DL	34 TKL / 4 TFL / 4 SACK

Kent State has been unproductive on both sides of the ball this season, ranking worst in total offense (231.1 total yards per game) and worst in total defense (521.9 total yards allowed per game).
In terms of passing, this season has been rough for Kent State on both offense and defense, as it is putting up just 154.5 passing yards per contest (10th-worst) and allowing 257 passing yards per game (19th-worst).
The Golden Flashes have plenty of room to improve, as they rank third-worst in points per game (14.3) this season and worst in points surrendered per game (44.8).
In terms of rushing, this season has been rough for the Golden Flashes on both offense and defense, as they are putting up only 76.6 rushing yards per game (worst) and ceding 264.9 rushing yards per game (worst).
Kent State has plenty of room to get better on third down, as it ranks worst in third-down conversion rate (20.1%) and are 12th-worst in third-down rate allowed (46.2%).
The Golden Flashes have struggled in terms of turnovers, as the team's turnover margin of -10 is 10th-worst in the FBS.

Name	Position	Stats
Chrishon McCray	WR	37 REC / 612 YDS / 8 TD / 61.2 YPG
Luke Floriea	WR	37 REC / 558 YDS / 5 TD / 55.8 YPG
Tommy Ulatowski	QB	1,033 YDS (43.4%) / 12 TD / 7 INT 4 RUSH YDS / 1 RUSH TD / 0.4 RUSH YPG
Ky Thomas	RB	498 YDS / 1 TD / 49.8 YPG / 4.1 YPC
Josh Baka	DB	68 TKL / 2 TFL
Kameron Olds	DL	36 TKL / 6 TFL / 6 SACK / 1 INT
Stephen Daley	DL	40 TKL / 6 TFL / 3 SACK
Rocco Nicholl	LB	60 TKL / 0 TFL