He’s been wrapped up for 13 sacks in his last two outings and those sacks are adding up to hinder the Akron offense. Irons is mobile and displays escapability, but he needs more time in the pocket to thrive.
Three times this year has Irons connected on 80 percent of passes in a game, and his touchdown-to-interception ratio of 8-to-3 is solid for a program which hasn’t thrown more touchdowns than picks since 2018. Among all FBS quarterbacks with 100 passing attempts, Irons ranks 16th in completion rate at 69.2 percent.
The sophomore from Georgia has demonstrated great efficiency for the Zips this year. Offensively, Akron found itself a promising quarterback of the future in D.J. The Zips allow the fourth highest completion rate in the FBS at 72.4 percent, so Bowling Green could see sustained success through the air against Akron unless major adjustments are made.
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While Bowling Green may not pose as much of a threat to Akron’s run defense, considering the Falcons are last in the nation in rushing, the upcoming opponent could dice Akron’s passing defense with a series of quick lasers. The younger Corner does not share the position of his namesake, however, but he did record six tackles and his first career sack in increased playing time last Saturday. Corner Jr.’s father served as the Zips’ star cornerback in the mid-2000s and leveraged his collegiate success into a 4-year stint with the Buffalo Bulls. One of those players is inside linebacker Reggie Corner Jr., and that name may sound familiar to seasoned Akron fans. If Arslanian remains out, other names will be called upon to lend a hand in stopping the run. All-MAC inside linebacker Bubba Arslanian is usually all over the field creating tackles for the Zips, but his injury prevented him from seeing action in the Ohio game. The inability to contain runners is nothing new for an Akron team which is one of three FBS programs to allow at least 6.5 yards per carry to the opposition. The Zips permitted Ohio to rack up 398 rushing yards and three touchdowns on the ground, averaging out to 8.5 yards per attempt. Instead, the Zips left InfoCision Stadium in despair after allowing 24 unanswered points in a 3-score loss to a winless Ohio Bobcats team.Īkron’s defense couldn't contain the run at all. Last week might have been Akron’s easiest chance at a win for the rest of the season.
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The Falcons enter the matchup at Doyt Perry Stadium as two touchdown favorites for the first time since the 2015 MAC championship season.Īkron (1-4, 0-1 MAC) aims to win its third football game since 2019, while Bowling Green (2-3, 0-1 MAC) is given an opportunity to revert back to. Meanwhile, Bowling Green was a lifeless program last December but now the Falcons boast one of the premier defenses in the MAC and are two weeks removed from a statement win over Minnesota. It’s less than a year later and the momentum Akron seemed to garner from that victory has dissolved. In a battle between winless MAC East rivals, the Zips pounded Bowling Green in a 31-3 result to usher in the first victory of the Tom Arth era. Akron’s 21-game losing streak, the longest in the FBS since 2010, reached its breaking point.
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