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Nick Minicucci throws for 414 yards and 4 TDs as Delaware beats Western Kentucky 35-21

(AP) — Nick Minicucci threw for 414 yards and four touchdowns, with 183 yards and two scores going to Sean Wilson, and Delaware beat Western Kentucky 35-21 on Tuesday night to snap a seven-game road losing streak. Minicucci, who matched Delaware’s single-game record with five passing touchdowns last week, set another program record against WKU for consecutive completions to start a game at 17…

Nick Minicucci delivered an exceptional performance, tossing for 414 yards and 4 touchdowns, while Sean Wilson chipped in with 183 yards and 2 scores as Delaware defeated Western Kentucky 35-21 on Tuesday night. This win ended a seven-game losing streak on the road. Minicucci, who previously set a single-game record with 5 passing touchdowns last week, broke another program record with 17 consecutive completions to start the match at Bowling Green, Ky. He completed 32 of 38 passes.

Minicucci climbed to fourth in school history with 6,459 career yards. Wilson's nine catches averaged 20.3 yards, including 21 and 40-yard touchdown catches. Kaderris Roberts and Jo Silver also scored touchdowns. Western Kentucky's Brock Glenn completed 25 of 37 passes for 224 yards, 1 touchdown and 2 interceptions. He added 17 rushing yards.

Ajay Allen contributed 73 yards rushing and a touchdown for Delaware. The game began with an interception by Delaware CB Kevin Moore, and AJ Graham sealed the victory with his first career interception on the opening play of the fourth quarter inside Delaware territory. Delaware will face Kennesaw State on November 7, while Western Kentucky travels to play Middle Tennessee on the same day.

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