As the clocked ticked away, the scoreboard read 28-0 in favor of Kennesaw State. The victory extends the Owls' school-record winning streak to seven. KSU is now 7-1 overall and is 3-0 in Big South play for the first time.
Gameday.
The Owls entered Saturday winners of six straight and trekked to Bailey Memorial Stadium for a Big South showdown against Presbyterian.
Head Coach Brian Bohannon and his staff prepare the Owls before the game.
He led the offense to four consecutive drives that totaled 37 plays, 281 yards and four touchdowns to put the game out of reach.
The Owls' defense pitched their second shutout bid in program history Saturday, limiting Presbyterian to just 250 yards and 4-of-13 on third downs. The defense forced two more turnovers, while the offense played turnover-free for the second straight game.
A key interception from Dorian Walker in the end zone halted a PC drive, while Bryson Armstrong's fumlbe recovery allowed KSU to bleed the final 11:13 off the game clock.
The Owls are now +14 in turnover margin and +65 in points-off-turnover scoring (75-10).
The Owls head to Bozeman, Montanta next Saturday for the final non-conference game of the regular season. The game versus Montana State is scheduled for 2 p.m. ET (12 p.m. MT) and can be seen locally on Peachtree TV.
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