Toledo Post-Game Notes- EMU Game

Toledo Post Game Notes

The victory snapped a two-game Rocket losing streak and moved Toledo back into the MAC West Division race. Toledo is 2-2, a game behind Ball State (3-1) and a half-game behind Western Michigan and Central Michigan (both 3-2).
Sophomore Bryant Koback set career highs in rushing yards (259) and carries (32). His previous high was 228 yards at Colorado State earlier this season.
Koback’s 259 yards ranks sixth most by a Rocket in a single game. It was the most rushing yards by a Rocket since Kareem Hunt ran for 271 yards vs. Arkansas State in the 2015 GoDaddy Bowl.
Junior Shakif Seymour added 94 yards rushing on 21 carries as the Rockets ran for 366 yards as a team, second only to the 405 they racked up vs. Colorado State.
Junior Eli Peters got the start at quarterback. Both senior Mitchell Guadagni and redshirt freshman Carter Bradley did not play due to injuries.
Peters completed 9-of-18 passes for 138 yards and two touchdowns.
This was Peters’ seventh career start. He started six games in 2018 and is now 5-2 as a starter.
Peters' 82-yard completion to Danzel McKinley-Lewis in the first quarter was a career long for both players and the longest play from scrimmage for the Rockets.
Junior corner back Samuel Womack had two pass breakups. He entered the game leading the nation with 12 breakups.
Toledo is now 8-3 in overtime games, 5-1 in the Glass Bowl.

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