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anyone see the ESPN college football page?

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Theres a heading on there in the news section that says "Bowling Green whips Miami, eyes MAC title game." Nice to see BG on espn.com again, even if its not a big picture of Omar. I didn't see this posted anywhere.. so yeah..

Heres the article...
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/recap?gameId=253190193

Falcons score record-tying three safeties

OXFORD, Ohio (AP) -- Omar Jacobs threw three touchdown passes to lead Bowling Green to a 42-14 win over Miami of Ohio on Tuesday night in a game that started 2½ hours late because of strong storms.

The Falcons (6-4, 5-2 Mid-American Conference) took over first place in the East Division. They can clinch a spot in the MAC title game with a win at home over rival Toledo next Tuesday.

Miami (6-4, 4-3) could have claimed a third consecutive East title with a win, but self-destructed in the wind and rain. The RedHawks botched three punts in the first 20 minutes, handing the Falcons six points on three safeties -- tying the NCAA single-game record.

Two of Dave McClain's snaps sailed over punter Jacob Richardson's head and through the end zone. Richardson couldn't handle another snap and was forced to run out of the end zone for the third safety and a 20-0 Bowling Green lead.

Miami botched a fourth punt snap in the fourth quarter, leading to a Bowling Green touchdown.

The RedHawks had a net loss of 10 yards total offense in the first half and trailed 29-0 at the break.

Bowling Green's three touchdowns in the first half came on drives of 20, 47 and 29 yards following an interception, a free kick and a fumble.

Jacobs threw TD passes of 4 and 20 yards to Steve Sanders and 6 yards to Sean O'Drobinak. Jacobs, playing for the first time in three weeks after suffering a separated left (non-throwing) shoulder, finished 21-of-34 for 178 yards with two interceptions.

Miami's Josh Betts went 17-of-37 for 254 yards with a career-high five interceptions. He threw two TD passes in the second half, 50 yards to Martin Nance and 34 yards to Ryne Robinson.
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Yeah baby, I watched the game all night long and relished every moment of it. Our "D" looked fast and furious! I can't wait to see us against Toledo!
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i can't believe im gonna say this, but i acutally think our defense is gonna win that game for us. :shock:
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