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Kennesaw State vs Western Kentucky: Box score, stats and summary feat. Caden Veltkamp (Week 10)

After pulling a big upset against then-undefeated Liberty, the Kennesaw State Owls entered Wednesday's conference matchup against the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers high on confidence. The Hilltoppers too were riding a wave of momentum, coming off two straight wins.

The Owls' defense wasn't as strong as it was a week ago, allowing the Hilltoppers to score 24 points by halftime. Although they stepped up in the second half, it was too little too late as they slumped to a 31-14 defeat.

Starting QBs:

Kennesaw State: Davis Bryson

Western Kentucky: Caden Veltkamp

Kennesaw State vs Western Kentucky: Box score

Team1st Quarter2nd Quarter3rd Quarter4th QuarterFinal
Kennesaw State7 0 0714
Western Kentucky213 0731

Kennesaw State stats

Passing
CompAttPctYdsY/ATDIntSackYdsLQBRat
9 Davis Bryson
132650963.70132273.3
Rushing
RushYdsAvgLongTD
0 Michael Benefield
16986.1371
30 Qua Ashley
11383.570
9 Davis Bryson
13372.8231
2 Preston Daniels
13330
Receiving
RecYdsAvgLongTD
86 Carson Kent
33411.3170
1 Gabriel Benyard
2189160
6 Christian Moss
11111110
88 Jaden Robinson
19990
0 Michael Benefield
17770
5 Blake Bohannon
17770
2 Preston Daniels
16660
30 Qua Ashley
231.590
8 Tykeem Wallace
11110
Kicking
FGMFGAPctLongXPMXPA
99 Austin Welch
000022
Returns
KRYdsAvgLongTDPRYdsAvgLongTD
30 Qua Ashley
2603038000000
1 Gabriel Benyard
1999000000
8 Tykeem Wallace
2361820000000
Punting
PuntAvgLong
83 Jacob Ulrich
841.351

Western Kentucky stats

Passing
CompAttPctYdsY/ATDIntSackYdsLQBRat
10 Caden Veltkamp
172277.327612.53028227.7
Rushing
RushYdsAvgLongTD
3 Elijah Young
151147.6200
9 George Hart III
6366301
10 Caden Veltkamp
10262.6130
15 K.D. Hutchinson
2157.5200
Receiving
RecYdsAvgLongTD
8 Easton Messer
26834641
0 Kisean Johnson
46416440
17 Dalvin Smith
4348.5100
4 Michael Mathison
13030300
15 K.D. Hutchinson
12525250
3 Elijah Young
22010140
81 Noah Meyers
11717171
80 Cameron Flowers
11313130
86 Trevor Borland
15551
Kicking
FGMFGAPctLongXPMXPA
17 Lucas Carneiro
111003244
Returns
KRYdsAvgLongTDPRYdsAvgLongTD
8 Easton Messer
1212121000000
15 K.D. Hutchinson
0000044140
Punting
PuntAvgLong
18 Cole Maynard
33742

Kennesaw State vs Western Kentucky Game Summary

Western Kentucky (WKU) defeated Kennesaw State 31-14, powered by a strong passing performance and key plays from Caden Veltkamp, who finished with 276 passing yards and three touchdowns.

1st Quarter:

WKU opened the scoring:

11:58: Caden Veltkamp found Trevor Borland for a five-yard touchdown pass. PAT was good.

Score: WKU 7, Kennesaw State 0.

Kennesaw State responded:

5:34: Michael Benefield ran for a 37-yard touchdown. PAT was good.

Score: 7-7.

WKU reclaimed the lead:

3:24: Veltkamp connected with Easton Messer on a 64-yard touchdown pass. PAT was good.

Score: WKU 14, Kennesaw State 7.

WKU extended its lead:

0:10: George Hart III rushed for a 30-yard touchdown. PAT was good.

Score: WKU 21, Kennesaw State 7.

2nd Quarter:

WKU added to its lead:

3:50: Lucas Carneiro hit a 32-yard field goal.

Halftime Score: WKU 24, Kennesaw State 7.

3rd Quarter:

Both teams couldn't score in the quarter.

4th Quarter:

WKU continued to surge:

12:36: Veltkamp connected with Noah Meyers for a 17-yard touchdown. PAT was good.

Score: WKU 31, Kennesaw State 7.

Kennesaw State added a late touchdown:

5:26: Davis Bryson ran for a 20-yard touchdown. PAT was good.

Final Score: WKU 31, Kennesaw State 14.

Key Takeaways:

Caden Veltkamp led WKU’s offense with three touchdown passes.

WKU's defense held Kennesaw State scoreless after the first half until late in the fourth quarter.

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