The Western Michigan Broncos #14 (9-0) will waltz into Dix Stadium to take on the Kent State Golden Flashes (3-6) on Tuesday night. Broncos are coming off a big 52-20 win against Ball State, and the Golden Flashes are coming off a close win against Central Michigan 27-24. Western Michigan will look to continue their win streak, while Kent State will look to start a win streak of their own.
According to Jordan Strack on Twitter, the Golden Flashes will be without their star defensive back Nate Holley against the Broncos after being suspended indefinitely. Holley was charged with first degree felony kidnapping on Tuesday, which leaves the team no choice but to suspend him.