Oct. 27, 2007
2007
Game Notes vs.
Sat., Oct. 27, 2007
Perry Stadium -
First Half:
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- On his first kick return as a collegian,
- Quarterback Theo Scott received his first start as a Bobcat.
- Ohio scored in two plays on its first possession. Those two plays consisted of a 22-yard run by Scott and a three-yard touchdown run by McRae, which brought him within one of tying his own single season mark of 15.
- At 3:34 in the first quarter, McRae tied his own school record with his 15th rushing touchdown of the season.
- At 11:22 in the second quarter, McRae surpassed his own previous
At the Half:
- McRae has 142 yards, five shy of breaking
- The two teams combined for 451 yards of total offense.
Second Half:
- With a rush in the eighth minute of the third quarter, McRae passed Steveland Hookfin as the new all-time leading rusher in
- With two minutes left in the third quarter,
- After racking up 252 yards of total offense in the first half,
- Michael Braunstein's nation-leading streak of 20-consecutive field goals made ended with an attempt in the six-minute mark of the fourth quarter.
Final:
- McRae finished with 200 yards rushing on 42 carries. It marked the fourth time in his career he has reached the 200-yard mark. The 42 carries were 10 more than his previous career high, and tied with two others for the second-most in a game in
- McRae finished with three touchdowns to tie his career high. He had previously scored three rushing touchdowns in a game twice (both this season).
- Davidson finished with an average of 39.3 yards on three kick returns, the third-highest single game mark in school history.
- Ohio scored more than 21 points at Bowling Green for the first time since 1976. The 38 were also the most points Ohio has ever scored in a game at BGSU (previous - 34, 1970).
- Scott recorded new
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