Toledo vs. NIU postgame notes

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Toledo vs. Northern Illinois
Post-game Notes
Dec. 5, 2020

Sophomore quarterback Carter Bradley set career highs in completions (29), attempts (44), passing yards (432), and touchdowns (three). His 432 passing yards are the seventh- most in a single game by a Rocket quarterback and the most since Logan Woodside threw for 458 yards vs. Tulsa on Sept. 16, 2017.
Toledo's defense gave up 294 yards in the first half but relinquished just 88 yards and five first downs in the final 30 minutes.
Senior wide receiver Danzel McKinley-Lewis set a career high with 110 receiving yards on six receptions.
Junior wide receiver Isaiah Winstead caught a career-high eight passes for 106 yards.
Bryant Koback rushed for 65 yards, giving him 2,503 for his career which moves him into 11th on Toledo's career rushing list.
Tycen Anderson had six tackles in the first quarter and finished with a team-high eight stops with one pass breakup.
Toledo's second scoring drive of the game took 10 plays and 98 yards, but it was only the second-longest drive of the season. The Rockets had a 99-yard drive against Western Michigan.
Sophomore Thomas Cluckey made field goals of 22 and 25 yards, making him a perfect 4-for-4 on the season.
Toledo moved to 32-16 in the all-time series vs. NIU. It was the Rockets' first win in DeKalb since 2006, a strong of six straight losses. Toledo won in 2016 but that game was played in Chicago.