Kent St. 26, Kennesaw St. 23

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Kent State airs it out for 75-yard TD

Kent State QB Dustin Crum goes deep and connects with Isaiah McKoy who takes it to the house to put the Golden Flashes ahead 17-16.


KENT, Ohio -- Matthew Trickett's 43-yard field goal lifted Kent State to a 26-23 come-from-behind overtime victory against Kennesaw State on Saturday.

The Golden Flashes came from 10 points down for the win with a 75-yard scoring pass from Dustin Crum to a wide-open Isaiah McKoy -- a career-long for each -- forging a 17-16 lead in the third quarter.

Kennesaw State, ranked No. 9 in the STATS FCS poll, appeared on the verge of claiming its first-ever win against a Football Bowl Subdivision team when Daniel David scored a go-ahead touchdown from the 4 with under two minutes remaining.

Trickett kicked a 36-yard field goal with nine seconds remaining to knot the score at 23-23 and force overtime.

Matt Bahr forced a fumble when he tackled Kennesaw State's Shaquil Terry for a loss in overtime, the change of possession leading to Trickett's walk-off FG.

Maine's 24th-ranked field hockey team was playing Temple in a 0-0 double overtime tie when the game was declared a "no contest" in order for the football game to kick off on time.