Saturday, September 23
Bowling Green, Ky.
7 p.m.
Ball State University
at
Western Kentucky
Game Day Central: Cardinals Wrap Up Non-Conference Play at WKU
September 20, 2017 | Football
MUNCIE, Ind. – The Ball State football team hits the road for three straight weeks beginning with a trip to Western Kentucky this Saturday. This will be the first meeting between the two teams since 2008. Game time is set for 7 p.m. ET.
Week #4: Ball State at Western Kentucky
Date: Saturday, Sept. 23
Kickoff: 7:06 p.m. ET
Television: Stadium or WTTV 4.2
***WTTV 4.2 is available on channel 4.2 and channel 29.2. Generally, Indianapolis and cities north of Indy get a better signal on 29.2. Cities south of Indy generally get better reception on 4.2. Check your television to see which station gives you the strongest signal. If you're a Comcast customer, you will get WTTV 4.2 on Comcast channels 170, 252, 419 or 423. If you don't find them there please contact your television provider.
Listen: WLBC 104.1 FM
Live Stats: sidearmstats.com/wku/football
Social Media: @BallStateFB, @BallStateSports, #TBTM, #ChirpChirp
Game Notes: Ball State | WKU
Game Day Information: Tickets | Parking, Tailgating and General Info
Three Things to Know:
1. Junior QB Riley Neal leads the Mid-American Conference in completion percentage (67.7). He has completed better than 60 percent of his passes in all three games. Neal's completion rate of 74.2 percent last weekend against Tennessee Tech was the second highest of his career.
2. Senior DE Anthony Winbush equaled a personal high with seven tackles last week against Tennessee Tech. Through three games, Winbush leads the nation in sacks (6.5) and tackles for loss (9.5). Winbush needs five more sacks to equal Ball State's career record of 25, which is held by current defensive line coach Keith McKenzie.
3. A tight end has caught a touchdown pass in all three games this year. Sophomore TE Danny Pinter tallied a scoring catch against UAB on Sept. 9 while TE Nolan Givan scored at Illinois and against Tennessee Tech.
By the Numbers:
4 – Running backs James Gilbert and Malik Dunner each have four touchdowns through three games.
4 – Ball State's defense has made four fourth down stops in the first three games. Last year, the Cardinals stopped 13 of 17 fourth down attempts by the opposition.
14 – Number of true freshmen who have seen action for the Cardinals through the first three games.
Week #4: Ball State at Western Kentucky
Date: Saturday, Sept. 23
Kickoff: 7:06 p.m. ET
Television: Stadium or WTTV 4.2
***WTTV 4.2 is available on channel 4.2 and channel 29.2. Generally, Indianapolis and cities north of Indy get a better signal on 29.2. Cities south of Indy generally get better reception on 4.2. Check your television to see which station gives you the strongest signal. If you're a Comcast customer, you will get WTTV 4.2 on Comcast channels 170, 252, 419 or 423. If you don't find them there please contact your television provider.
Listen: WLBC 104.1 FM
Live Stats: sidearmstats.com/wku/football
Social Media: @BallStateFB, @BallStateSports, #TBTM, #ChirpChirp
Game Notes: Ball State | WKU
Game Day Information: Tickets | Parking, Tailgating and General Info
Three Things to Know:
1. Junior QB Riley Neal leads the Mid-American Conference in completion percentage (67.7). He has completed better than 60 percent of his passes in all three games. Neal's completion rate of 74.2 percent last weekend against Tennessee Tech was the second highest of his career.
2. Senior DE Anthony Winbush equaled a personal high with seven tackles last week against Tennessee Tech. Through three games, Winbush leads the nation in sacks (6.5) and tackles for loss (9.5). Winbush needs five more sacks to equal Ball State's career record of 25, which is held by current defensive line coach Keith McKenzie.
3. A tight end has caught a touchdown pass in all three games this year. Sophomore TE Danny Pinter tallied a scoring catch against UAB on Sept. 9 while TE Nolan Givan scored at Illinois and against Tennessee Tech.
By the Numbers:
4 – Running backs James Gilbert and Malik Dunner each have four touchdowns through three games.
4 – Ball State's defense has made four fourth down stops in the first three games. Last year, the Cardinals stopped 13 of 17 fourth down attempts by the opposition.
14 – Number of true freshmen who have seen action for the Cardinals through the first three games.
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