The 6-1 Golden Flashes travel to 7-0 Rutgers on Saturday.
Can Trayion Durham and Kent State upset Rutgers on the road?
Toledo knocked off a ranked, undefeated Big East team last week.
Now Kent State has a chance to do the same.
The Golden Flashes head to Rutgers on Saturday, sporting a 6-1 record and a chance to be the first to beat the Scarlet Knights, who enter at 7-0.
Kent State's Darrell Hazell is "going home" this week, when his Golden Flashes head to Rutgers.
The Scarlet Knights will kick the ball to Dri Archer, writes Dave Hutchinson of the Newark Star-Ledger.
The Golden Flashes have a clutch kicker, writes Stephanie Storm of the Akron Beacon Journal.
Bowling Green's defense is living up to expectations, writes Jack Carle of the Bowling Green Sentinel-Tribune. The Falcons have to eliminate the penalties they took in the UMass game, writes John Wagner of the Toledo Blade.
With Toledo, Ohio and Kent State all having success, Mark Znidar of the Columbus Dispatch wonders whether an Ohio team could be the next Boise State.
The Miami (Ohio)-Ohio game, which is called the Battle of the Bricks (I'd like to call it the Parentheses Bowl), is an elimination game, writes Elton Alexander of the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
As the Bobcats prepare for their first game as a Top 25 team this year, it's also a rivalry game, writes Jason Arkley of the Athens Messenger.
Frank Solich might be boring, but it's working, writes Rick Cassano.
Toledo's Bernard Reedy isn't taking wearing Eric Page's old number lightly, writes Ryan Autullo of the Toledo Blade.
Akron still needs a playmaker, writes George Thomas of the Akron Beacon Journal.
The Bill Cubit soap opera is continuing in Kalamazoo. David Drew of MLive.com has the latest.