How to Watch Kent State vs. Ohio: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream – November 6, 2024

Updated Nov. 6, 2024 5:30 p.m. ET

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The Kent State Golden Flashes (0-8) play on Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET at Dix Stadium against Parker Navarro and the Ohio Bobcats (5-3).

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How to Watch Ohio vs. Kent State

Ohio and Kent State have been a balanced matchup in the past two meetings, with two wins, two losses, and a tie for each team.
The Bobcats' 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.
Ohio has outpaced Kent State 66 points to 48 in the past two games.

Ohio is putting up 380.3 yards per game on offense, which ranks 80th in the FBS. On defense, the Bobcats rank 41st, giving up 336.9 yards per contest.
Ohio has been a bottom-25 pass offense this season, ranking 19th-worst with 180.6 passing yards per game. The Ddfensive unit is ranked 69th in the FBS (220 passing yards allowed per game).
The Bobcats are putting up 25 points per game on offense (91st in the FBS), and they rank 56th on defense with 23.3 points allowed per game.
The Bobcats rank 27th in run offense (199.6 rushing yards per game) and 55th in run defense (136.1 rushing yards allowed per game) this year.
On offense, Ohio ranks 51st in the FBS with a 42.3% third-down percentage. Meanwhile, the team's defense ranks 46th in third-down percentage allowed (136.1).
The Bobcats have forced eight total turnovers (104th in the FBS) this season and have turned it over 15 times (105th in the FBS) to register a turnover margin of -7, the 19th-worst in college football.

Name	Position	Stats
Parker Navarro	QB	1,217 YDS (66.2%) / 7 TD / 7 INT 508 RUSH YDS / 4 RUSH TD / 63.5 RUSH YPG
Coleman Owen	WR	44 REC / 672 YDS / 5 TD / 84 YPG
Anthony Tyus III	RB	610 YDS / 5 TD / 87.1 YPG / 5.4 YPC 8 REC / 59 REC YDS / 1 REC TD / 9.8 REC YPG
Rickey Hunt	RB	268 YDS / 2 TD / 38.3 YPG / 4.9 YPC
Marcel Walker	DL	19 TKL / 3 TFL / 3 SACK / 1 INT
Bradley Weaver	DL	15 TKL / 6 TFL / 5.5 SACK
Shay Taylor	LB	15 TKL / 3 TFL / 1 SACK / 1 INT
Blake Leake	LB	24 TKL / 1 TFL

Kent State has plenty of room to get better, as it ranks second-worst in total yards per game (251) and worst in total yards allowed per game (540.6).
Kent State has lots of room to get better in the passing game, as it ranks 13th-worst in passing yards per game (173.8) this season and seventh-worst in passing yards allowed per game (277.4).
This season has been difficult for the Golden Flashes on both sides of the ball, as they are averaging only 17 points per game (sixth-worst) and ceding 46.6 points per game (worst).
The Golden Flashes have lots of room to get better in the running game, as they rank third-worst in rushing yards per game (77.3) and worst in rushing yards surrendered per game (263.3).
Kent State has been unproductive on both sides of the ball on third down this season, ranking worst in third-down conversion rate (18.3%) and 15th-worst in third-down percentage allowed (45.9%).
The Golden Flashes have fared poorly in terms of turnovers, as the team's turnover margin of -10 is ninth-worst in the FBS.

Name	Position	Stats
Chrishon McCray	WR	31 REC / 566 YDS / 7 TD / 70.8 YPG
Luke Floriea	WR	30 REC / 499 YDS / 5 TD / 62.4 YPG
Tommy Ulatowski	QB	940 YDS (42.6%) / 11 TD / 6 INT -2 RUSH YDS / 1 RUSH TD / -0.3 RUSH YPG
Ky Thomas	RB	390 YDS / 1 TD / 48.8 YPG / 4.2 YPC
Kameron Olds	DL	21 TKL / 6 TFL / 6 SACK / 1 INT
Rocco Nicholl	LB	50 TKL / 0 TFL
Matt Harmon	LB	30 TKL / 4 TFL / 2 SACK
Josh Baka	DB	34 TKL / 1 TFL