Brad White’s defense provided the spark by creating two first half turnovers that resulted in points.
The clunky Kentucky offense was in need of a shot in the arm in the second quarter. The defense happily obliged.
Alex Afari used the hit stick on a Ball State tight end to knock the football free. Jalen Geiger picked up the ball and returned the ball 69 yards for a touchdown, the second score of the safety’s career. When the offense stalled in Ball State territory a few possessions later, Brad White’s defense delivered again. This time an official blew the whistle dead, erasing what would have been a scoop and score for Jordan Lovett. Instead, the Wildcats settled for a field goal. Mark Stoops was not happy with the stripes.
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