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Source: Western Herald

Backup quarterback Trey Petty III (10) hands the ball off to running back Cole Cabana (4) for a touchdown against Boise State. Brandon Goldner, Staff Photographer (he/him) On Tuesday night, the Western Michigan University football team defeated The University of Akron 42-14. The Broncos’ record now sits at 7-3 overall and 5-1 in the Mid-American Conference (MAC).The Broncos began the game with a turnover on downs on their first drive when quarterback Broc Lowry was sacked on 4th and 1 at the Akron 43-yard line less than six minutes into the game. This play left Lowry injured with a face laceration. Quarterback Mason Reynolds replaced Lowry on the Broncos’ following drive. Reynolds led the Broncos down the field with a 35-yard run to the Akron four yard line, which set up a three yard touchdown pass to tight end Nate Levicki.The Broncos’ defense was able to force a punt on the Zips’ following possession.

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