Sept. 6 Toledo vs. WKU Football Tickets

On Saturday, September 6, 2025, the Toledo Rockets will visit the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers at the Glass Bowl.

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Toledo scored 3.7 more points per game (28.3) than Western Kentucky allowed (24.6) last season.
The Rockets were 6-1 in games when they scored more than 24.6 points last year.
The Rockets racked up 26.9 fewer yards per game (370.3) than the Hilltoppers allowed per outing (397.2) last year.
In games where Toledo churned out over 370.3 yards last season, the team was 4-3 overall.

In addition to his 2,793 passing yards and 60.5% completion percentage last season, Tucker Gleason tallied 24 touchdowns with eight interceptions.
On 115 targets, Jerjuan Newton compiled 72 catches (5.5 per game) for 1,033 yards and 11 TDs in 13 games.
Across 13 games last year, Junior Vandeross III converted 124 targets into 85 receptions, 957 yards and five touchdowns.
Anthony Torres was targeted 51 times, which led to 31 catches, 404 yards and nine touchdowns in 13 games.
Last season in 11 games, Maxen Hook totaled 97 tackles, 1.0 TFL, and two interceptions.

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Western Kentucky put roughly the same amount of points on the board per game last year (24.9) as Toledo allowed (23.2).
When they went over what the Rockets gave up last year (23.2 points per game), the Hilltoppers were 6-0.
The average number of yards the Hilltoppers' offense put up and the Rockets' defense gave up last season was within 14.8 yards (373.9 compared to 359.1).
When the Western Kentucky offense put together a game with more than Toledo's average yards allowed last season (359.1), the team was 7-0.

Caden Veltkamp last year racked up 3,108 passing yards plus 25 passing TDs, 10 INTs and a 66.3% completion percentage.
As part of the ground game, Elijah Young rushed for 883 yards and three scores on 4.4 YPC.
In 14 games last year, Kisean Johnson turned 111 targets into 75 catches, 925 yards and seven TDs.
Easton Messer got 83 targets last year and converted them into 55 receptions (3.9 per game) for 793 yards and four scores.
Devonte' Mathews helped carry the defense, posting 82 tackles and two interceptions in 14 games.

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