For much of the offseason when talking about Kent State, the focus fell on offensive playmaker Dri Archer.During the early portion of the regular season, the focus remained on Archer despite being injured....
Kent State is finally back on track with a victory at Western Michigan on Saturday.Now, the Flashes prepare for their biggest challenge yet as they get ready to host Northern Illinois this weekend.NIU’s...
Kent State headed to Kalamazoo, Mich., Saturday with a burden on its collective shoulders.Three straight losses had left the Flashes desperate for a victory, and with their second conference game of the...
A double-digit loss typically isn’t a good sign for a football team, but for Kent State coach Paul Haynes, plenty of positives could be taken out of a 45-13 road defeat at the hands of LSU.The Flashes...
Photo by Angela Major courtesy of The Daily Reveille.Dri Archer’s one reception for seven yards suggests that the tailback may have seen too much action too soon.That appeared to be the case for the...
Sunday was a day of reflection for the Kent State football team.Coming off of a 41-22 defeat at the hands of Bowling Green on Saturday at home, the offense was left to review how they amassed a mere 55...
If Kent State is out to prove to the college football world that last season’s 11-3 record was not a fluke, Thursday evening was a good start.With new faces at key positions, including a new head coach,...
It wasn’t easy, and it surely didn’t look great, but Kent State survived its season opener.The Flashes (1-0) scored 10 points in the fourth quarter to erase a three-point deficit and defeat Liberty...
1. Kent State’s first kick returnLast season, Kent State’s do-everything back Dri Archer returned a kick 98 yards just before halftime against Towson in the season opener. Watch closely to see Archer...
Change can be found everywhere within Kent State football in 2013.With a new year comes new faces, and some who may be unfamiliar are sprinkled throughout the lineup on offense, defense and the coaching...
We asked you, the students and residents of Kent State and the city of Kent, Ohio, to pick your favorite places in Kent, and the results are in. 2nd place: Baseball
