Kent State Golden Flashes vs Oklahoma Sooners Prediction Week 6 CFB

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Kent State Golden Flashes vs Oklahoma Sooners Betting Prediction

With a record of 1-3 so far this season, the Kent State Golden Flashes are coming into this matchup. The Golden Flashes were defeated by the Florida State Seminoles in their most recent game, which they played against the Seminoles. The final score was 66-10. It is estimated that the Golden Flashes conceded a total of 498 yards on 54 attempts against the run, which is equivalent to 9.2 yards per carry allowed. Kent State allowed a total of 16 completions on 24 attempts, which resulted in a total of 277 yards and a completion rate of 66.7%. They had 55 plays on the field before the final whistle sounded, which resulted in 206 yards for them. Over the course of the game, the Kent State Golden Flashes ran the ball 28 times and accumulated 43 yards, which resulted in an average of 1.5 yards per carry for the team.

When it comes to scoring points, the Kent State Golden Flashes are averaging 18.3 points per game compared to their opponents. They have a running average of 86.5 yards per game, which places them 132nd in Division 1 of the National Football League. During the course of this season, the Golden Flashes have accumulated a total of 1,162 yards. There have been a total of six touchdowns scored by Kent State through the air, and three touchdowns have been scored by the team through the ground. Kent State has accumulated 57 first downs, and they have been penalized 24 times for a total of 175 yards because of those penalties. On five separate occasions, they have given up the football.

As far as yards in the air are concerned, the Golden Flashes are allowing 1,142 yards, which places them in the 110th position during the college football season. They have given up a completion rate of 64.6% and have allowed a total of 285.5 yards per game through the passing game. With a total of 541.8 yards allowed per game, they are currently ranked 136th in the nation in terms of defensive efficiency. In addition to the 12 touchdowns they have given up on the ground, they have also given up 9 touchdowns gained through the air. Over the course of the season, they are allowing teams to run for an average of 6.4 yards per run and 256.3 yards on the ground per game. It has been four games so far this year, and they have allowed a total of 1,025 yards on the ground. In terms of team defense, the Golden Flashes are rated 135th in Division I, allowing 44.0 points per game throughout their season.

The Sooners have a perfect record for the season going into this matchup. A victory over the Auburn Tigers by a score of 24-17 was achieved by the Sooners in their most recent contest, which they played against the Tigers. In total, Oklahoma gave up 35 tries to run for 67 yards, which is equivalent to 1.9 yards per rush. A completion rate of 63.6% was allowed by the Sooners secondary, which resulted in the loss of 220 yards on 21 out of 33 plays made through the air. In the end, the Sooners ran 62 plays and accumulated a total of 303 yards, which is equivalent to 4.9 yards per play. At the end of the game, Oklahoma had a total of 32 yards on 26 carries, which is equivalent to 1.2 yards per carry for the football.

They are now ranked 62nd in the nation in terms of their ability to score points, with an average of 31.3 points scored per game for the Sooners. The Oklahoma Sooners are currently ranked 50th in Division 1 with an average of 430.3 yards per game thrown by their quarterback. The offense of Oklahoma has 207 yards of penalties on 23 violations, which places them in the 98th position in the country in terms of the amount of damage they provide to their team. They have thrown three interceptions as well as allowed their opponents to recover three fumbles, and they have accumulated ninety first downs. The Sooners have thrown for a total of 1,220 yards in the air so far in this season. Additionally, they have thrown for an average of 305.0 yards per game, which places them in the seventeenth spot in the nation. They have a total of 501 yards on the ground over the course of their season, with an average of 125.3 yards rushing per game.

Throughout the course of this season, Oklahoma has allowed a total of 356 yards on the ground (89.0 yards per game) and two touchdowns through the use of the rush. In addition to allowing 118.5 yards per game, they have allowed the opposition to score one touchdown through the air, which places them in third place in Division I. Overall, they have given up a total of 36 points to their opponents. As of the end of the year, their defense has not recovered any fumbles and has not picked up any passes. One hundred twenty-four plays have been played by the Sooners defense, which places them sixth among D-1 teams. It is now ranked third in the nation because the Sooners are allowing 9.0 points per game, which places them in third place.

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