YPSILANTI, Mich. (AP) -- Dri Archer's three touchdowns - one
rushing, one receiving and one on a kickoff return - helped Kent
State spoil Eastern Michigan's homecoming with a 41-14 victory
Saturday afternoon.



Archer scored on a 5-yard pass from Spencer Keith early in the
second quarter, then ran the second-half kickoff back 98 yards
to put the Golden Flashes (4-1, 3-0 Mid-American) ahead 24-7.
Later in the third, his 64-yard run made it 38-7.



Trayion Martin added 116 rushing yards and two touchdowns as
Kent State totaled 321 yards on the ground. Freddy Cortez kicked
two field goals to bookend the scoring for the Golden Flashes.



Bronson Hill ran 68 yards for a score for the Eagles (0-5, 0-2),
and Tyler Benz hit Demarius Reed for a 25-yard touchdown but
completed just eight other passes, with two interceptions. Other
than the two scoring plays, Eastern Michigan managed just 107
yards of total offense.