Ohio quarterback Kurtis Rourke is really the only reason the Bobcats offense is successful - because they can't run the ball. For the season, they're 125th in Passing Success Rate Allowed and 127th in EPA/Pass Allowed. They allowed Western Michigan quarterback Hayden Wolff to go 25-for-36 for 333 yards and three touchdowns. The Chippewas' weakness defensively is in their secondary. The Chippewas rank 117th in Finishing Drives, which is bad when they're already struggling to move the ball.Ĭentral Michigan lost pretty handily last week against Western Michigan and will see some of the same problems against Ohio on Wednesday.

Most importantly for CMU, though, is it hasn't taken advantage of its scoring opportunities. Marion Lukes has put up 349 rushing yards in his last two games, but the Chippewas are still outside the top 50 in Rushing Success Rate.

That's a problem going up against an Ohio secondary that allows only 6.3 yards per attempt and sits top-25 in Passing Success Rate Allowed.Ĭentral Michigan hasn't really run the ball effectively either. Of those 146, Bauer ranks 107th in EPA and 109th in completion percentage. There are 146 quarterbacks in FBS who have attempted at least 100 passes this season. Central Michigan is really going to have a tough time moving the ball on one of the best defenses in the MAC.ĬMU quarterback Jase Bauer has really struggled, as he averages only 6.4 yards per attempt and has 10 turnover-worthy plays compared to nine big-time throws.

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