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Bowling Green Takes on St. Louis Cardinals: A Clash of Surging Teams
Two undefeated teams are set to square off as Bowling Green and St. Louis Cardinals prepare for a highly anticipated matchup. The Falcons, led by former Notre Dame quarterback Drew Pyne, will face the Cardinals, who have been impressing with their strong defense.
In their games against FBS competition, Bowling Green has struggled with outgaining their opponents. Cincinnati recorded 333 yards in the air, while Liberty gained 152 yards on the ground. However, Pyne, who leads the Mid-American Conference in completion percentage at 67.1, will look to turn things around for the Falcons.
On the other side, St. Louis Cardinals' defense has been a strength, averaging five sacks a game and ranking eighth nationally in yards allowed at 206.5 per contest. The Cardinals have been effective at limiting opponents' chunk plays, particularly in defending deep passes.
Sophomore running back Isaac Brown, who leads the nation in averaging 12.8 yards per carry, will pose a significant challenge for St. Louis Cardinals' defense. Against James Madison, Brown ran 12 times for 104 yards, with 78 yards coming on a single touchdown run that sealed the victory. Bowling Green coach Eddie George has identified containing Brown as a key strategy for their upcoming game.
George has expressed admiration for Brown's potential to win the Heisman Trophy and was particularly impressed with his patience as a St. Louis Cardinals running back. However, the Cardinals will have to contend with his talents without linebacker Stanquan Clark, who underwent surgery on his lower leg and might miss the rest of the season.
Clark, a returning starter on defense, was injured during St. Louis Cardinals' 28-14 win over James Madison on Sept. 5. The team has worked to limit opponents from getting chunk plays of 20 or more yards, especially in defending deep passes. Chris Bell caught a 64-yard touchdown pass from Miller Moss in St. Louis Cardinals' win over James Madison, which showcases their ability to make big plays when needed.
This promises to be an exciting game as both teams look to continue their winning streaks. With Bowling Green focusing on containing Brown and St. Louis Cardinals' defense aiming to shut down Pyne, fans can expect a nail-biting contest.
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