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Charles Curtis

A pair of late missed field goals led to a horrible bad beat in Kent State’s loss to Texas A&M

Oh man. Week 1 of the 2021 college football season is over, but this bad beat might stick with bettors for a loooooong time.

Let’s set it up: Kent State played Texas A&M over the weekend, and the Golden Flashes were of course underdogs against the No. 6-ranked Aggies — the line was -29.5.

But with over three minutes remaining in the contest, Texas A&M was up 41-10 and Kent State kicker Andrew Glass came out to attempt a 25-yarder, a chip shot for some. If he nailed it? Kent State would cover if A&M ran out the clock.

Obviously, you know from the headline that he missed. BUT THAT WASN’T THE ONLY MISS!

A Nico Bolden interception with 1:10 left then led to the Golden Flashes marching down the field. With four seconds left Kent State called a timeout — maybe the coach knew the spread? I kid, it’s more likely that he was practicing a late-game situation — and Glass lined up for a 24-yarder.

DOINK.

Oh nooooo. To all of you who had Kent State +29.5, sorry.

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