And that's how leads can disappear. It looked like momentum was on KSU's side when they forced a three-and-out punt after kicking off from the 10-yard line, but on their next two possessions Arkansas State marched down the field and quickly put up 14 points. It looks like the fast tempo of the Red Wolves was baffling the Golden Flashes secondary, and they've had that problem all year, giving up large tracts of land through the air.
Kent State will get the ball to start the second half; use it wisely.