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2021 KENNESAW STATE FOOTBALL
Current Streak ................................ Won 3
Current Home Streak .......................... Won 6
Current Road Streak ........................... Won 2
Last Win. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oct. 9, 2021
at Hampton, 34-15
Last Home Win ............................Oct. 2, 2021
vs. No. 17 Jacksonville State, 31-6
Last Home Loss ...........................Nov. 2, 2019
vs. Monmouth , 45-21
Last Road Win ............................Oct. 2, 2021
at Hampton, 34-15
Last Road Loss ...........................Sept. 11, 2021
at Georgia Tech, 45-17
Under
Fall 2021 Bohannon
Overall 4-1 ..............................56-17
At home 2-0 ...............................33-5
On the road 2-1 .............................. 22-12
At neutral site 0-0 .................................. 1-0
Conference Games 1-0 ...............................23-8
Non-Conference Games 3-1 ................................ 31-9
Overtime 0-0 ...................................1-2
Playo games 0-0 ................................. 4-3
Thursdays 1-0 ..................................3-2
Saturdays 3-1 ..............................53-15
Day (Before 6 p.m.) 2-1 .............................39-10
Night (After 6 p.m.) 2-0 ................................16-7
In August 0-0 ...................................1-2
In September 2-1 ................................17-4
In October 2-0 ................................19-2
In November 0-0 ................................ 13-5
In December 0-0..................................2-3
On Turf 0-1 ................................16-11
On Grass 4-0 .............................. 40-6
Vs. Ranked Opponents 1-0 ..................................7-8
Win Coin Toss 0-1 ..............................23-13
Lose Coin Toss 4-0 ............................... 32-5
Score First 4-0 ...............................34-8
Opponent Scores First 0-1 ............................... 22-9
Lead after 1st quarter 3-0 ............................... 34-3
Tied after 1st quarter 1-0 ................................12-8
Trail after 1st quarter 0-1 ................................. 11-6
Lead after 2nd quarter 4-0 ............................... 48-5
Tied after 2nd quarter 0-0 .................................. 4-1
Trail after 2nd quarter 0-1 .................................4-11
Lead after 3rd quarter 4-0 ................................ 52-1
Tied after 3rd quarter 0-0 .................................. 1-0
Trail after 3rd quarter 0-1 ................................3-16
Have a 100-yd rusher 3-0 ............................... 33-5
Allow a 100-yd rusher 1-0 ..................................7-6
Have a 300-yd passer 0-0 .................................0-0
Allow a 300-yd passer 0-0 .................................. 3-2
Have a 100-yd receiver 0-0 ...................................6-1
Allow a 100-yd receiver 0-0 ................................. 5-6
Scoring 20 points 0-1 ................................. 6-8
Scoring 20-29 points 0-0 ................................. 8-8
Scoring 30+ points 4-0 ................................40-1
Allowing < 20 points 2-0 ................................41-2
Allowing 20-29 points 1-0 .................................. 8-7
Allowing 30+ points 0-1 ..................................2-8
Outgain opponent 4-0 ...............................52-9
Outgained by opp. 0-1 ................................. 4-8
Win turnover margin 4-0 ...............................38-2
Lose turnover margin 0-1 ................................. 4-9
Tie in turnovers 0-0 ................................ 15-5
Close games (1-10) 1-0 ...............................17-10
Games (11-20) 1-0 .................................. 7-2
Blowouts (20+) 2-1 ...............................32-5
Won Time of Poss. 4-0 ..............................45-12
RECORD BREAKDOWNTEAM NEWS & NOTES
Best Ever
• No other start-up program in college
football history has more wins in its
first five seasons than Kennesaw State
with 48 victories.
• The Owls surpassed Georgia Southern
(47) and Old Dominion (46) with their
final two wins of the 2019 season.
• KSU is also the first start-up program
in college football history to post three
consecutive 11-win seasons during its
first five years of competition.
Dynasty Mode
• Dating back to week two of the 2017
season, Kennesaw State has won 42 of
its last 50 games for an .840 winning
percentage.
• The Owls are looking for their third
Big South Conference championship in
the last five seasons and their fourth
FCS Playos appearance.
• KSU is one of five teams in the
country to win a playo game in each
of the last three fall seasons, joined
by North Dakota State, JMU, UNI and
Weber State. The Owls are also one of
nine programs to appear in each of the
last three 24-team FCS Playos.
Minute Men
• In their first seven seasons, the Owls
have 56 scoring drives of one minute
or less, including a program-best 17 in
2019.
• KSU tallied its first of the 2021 fall
season at Woord with a two play, 59-
yard drive which lasted 43 seconds.
The Owls recorded four last spring; one
scoring drive less than one minute in
the season-opener, two more against
Charleston Southern and one against
Robert Morris.
One-Timer
• The Owls have 30 one-play scoring
drives in program history, including 19
in the last 34 games. KSU recorded
a program-best three one-play
touchdown drives at Missouri State
during the 2019 season.
Owls Own The Big South
• In just seven seasons of existence,
Kennesaw State and head coach Brian
Bohannon have four all-time playo
wins - tying the record by both a league
member and head coach. Former
member Coastal Carolina and its head
coach, Joe Moglia, also collected four
playo victories.
• Kennesaw State and Monmouth have
split the last four Big South titles. The
two programs are a combined 37-4 in
conference games since the start of
the 2017 season, with each loss against
each other. KSU and MU square o
Nov. 20 at Fifth Third Bank Stadium.
Institution Name Kennesaw State University
Location Kennesaw, Ga. 30144
Enrollment 41,000
Founded 1963
Nickname Owls
Colors. Black & Gold
Aliation NCAA Division I FCS
Conference Big South Conference
Interim President Dr. Kathy Schwaig
Director of Athletics Milton Overton
Athletic Website KSUOwls.com
Home Field Fifth Third Bank Stadium
» Capacity 8,300
» Surface Bermuda Grass
» 2021 Spring Record 4-1
Base Oense Spread Option
Base Defense 4-2-5
Oensive Starters Returning/Lost 9/2
Defensive Starters Returning/Lost 8/3
First Season of Football 2015
All-Time Record 56-17 (.767)
QUICK FACTS
Spring Flings
• The Owls ranked No. 2 in the country
in rushing yards per game at 294.8.
KSU has rushed for 200-plus yards in
65 of 73 games all time.
• KSU ranked No. 14 in the country in
total defense, surrendering 281 yards
per game.
• After holding the ball for a school-
record 40 minutes and 20 seconds
against Charleston Southern on March
13, KSU ranked No. 13 in the country in
time of possession at 32:58.
• The Owls led the nation in yards per
completion again. KSU completed each
pass for an average of 21.24 yards, and
in 2019 the average was 21.42 yards.
Peach State Pride
• Since KSU’s inception, the Owls
hold the second-highest winning
percentage among NCAA Division I
football teams in the state of Georgia
(2015-pres.). In that seven-year span,
Kennesaw State is the only Division I
program in the state to capture two
conference championships.
Rk Team Win%
1. Georgia .800
2. Kennesaw State .767
3. Georgia Southern .524
4. Mercer .400
5. Georgia Tech .429
6. Georgia State .423
Ofcially THE GOAT
• With a 24-19 win against Charleston
Southern, head coach Brian Bohannon
became the fastest coach in Big South
history to reach 50 career coaching
victories, doing so in just 65 games.
The next closest coach is former
Coastal Carolina HC David Bennett
who needed 78 games. He now has an
overall record of 52-16 in his first six
seasons.
Notable Coaches to 50 Wins
Coach Record Total Gms
Paul Johnson 50-8 58
Urban Meyer 50-11 61
Kirby Smart 50-14 64
Brian Bohannon 50-15 65
Dabo Swinney 50-22 77
Nick Saban 50-29-1 80
Nate The Great
• Senior kicker Nathan Robertson
finished second in all of FCS in 2019
with 68 PAT’s. In the spring, he hit on 19-
of-19 in PAT’s and 5-of-7 in field goals.
He was named to the conference’s first
team postseason squad and is on the
preseason team this fall.