Cam Miller’s 88-yard pick-6 highlights Kennesaw State’s 26-7 win over Sam Houston

On Saturday, Kennesaw State defeated Sam Houston 26-7, securing its third consecutive Conference USA victory. Quarterback Landon Varnes contributed significantly to the win, throwing for 181 yards and a touchdown. Running back Boogie Woods III, in particular, was instrumental with a 19-yard touchdown run in the first quarter, leading to a 10-0 halftime lead.

The game saw Kennesaw State establish a commanding lead early on, with Brayden Munroe adding another touchdown on the ground. In the fourth quarter, during a critical fourth-and-3 play in the red zone, Cam Miller showcased his defensive prowess with an 88-yard pick-6, bringing the game to a decisive conclusion.

Kennesaw State’s running back Boogie Woods III led the team’s ground attack, rushing for 101 yards on 17 carries. This performance bolstered Kennesaw State's winning streak to three games, following victories against Middle Tennessee and Delaware. Woods entered the game with eight rushing touchdowns on the season, including four in the previous two games.

DJ Bailey from Sam Houston, meanwhile, struggled with the passing game, completing only three of nine passes for 18 yards and an interception. All three quarterbacks from Sam Houston have now thrown a pick-6 this season.