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Western Kentucky is up 35 and accidentally converting onside kicks

They’re trying not to run up the score, and doing it anyway.

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Western Kentucky is flexing their muscles against Middle Tennessee State, and were up 49-14 just before the half. They were trying to squib a kick before halftime... but the kick accidentally hit MTSU’s upman:

WKU recovered, and then kicked a field goal. Come on, MTSU! They weren’t even trying to embarrass you here, and you still managed to let them embarrass you!

In other news, WKU might be kinda good. They’re 4-1 with a shootout loss to Indiana and they’re beating the Blue Raiders by a larger margin than Alabama, Illinois, and Vandy did combined.

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