And now the trend has spread to the quarterback position.
Ohio couldn’t score in the first half, and couldn’t get a defensive stop in the second, as Eastern Michigan posted a paradigm-changing 27-20 win inside Peden Stadium on Saturday.
The Eagles (5-2, 2-1 Mid-American Conference) won a third straight road game for the first time since 1967, and snapped the Bobcats’ three-game winning streak.
“I didn’t feel like we did a great coaching job,” Ohio head coach Frank Solich bluntly said afterward.
“When you’re not consistent on both sides of the ball, generally you have a tough time.