Kennesaw State vs Liberty Prediction 10-23-24 College Football Picks

The Liberty Flames and the Kennesaw State Owls meet Wednesday in college Football action from Fifth Third Bank Stadium. Here’s a Kennesaw State vs Liberty prediction. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best Kennesaw State vs Liberty pick.

Liberty Flames Betting Preview

The Flames’ season has gone quite well so far with a string of wins—some closer than others. The opener was a 41-24 win over Campbell, then came a 30-24 escape versus New Mexico State and a 28-10 win over UTEP. Liberty would then beat East Carolina before a cancelled Game versus App State.

In their last outing versus FIU, the Flames were outscored 14-7 in the fourth quarter but survived in overtime for a 31-24 victory. QB Kaidon Salter finished with 125 yards and two rush scores. Quinton Cooley posted 29 carries for 174 yards and two touchdowns of his own.

Kennesaw State Owls Betting Preview

Over on the Kennesaw State side, they’ve been on the opposite trajectory this season. The Owls posted losses to UTSA 28-16, Louisiana 34-10 and San Jose State 31-10 in their first trio. The next pair were losses to TN-Martin 24-13 and Jacksonville State 63-24.

Back on October 15 against Middle Tennessee, Kennesaw State took another defeat. The Owls put up a 7-3 deficit in the second half on the way to a 14-5 result. QB Khalib Johnson finished with 52 yards and two interceptions. Qua Ashley rushed 11 times for 79 yards to lead the team on the ground.

Kennesaw State vs Liberty Prediction

I’ll probably still lean toward Liberty here. Also probably not touching it, though. Due to the cancelled Appalachian State Game, the Flames haven’t seen the field much lately. By the time they hit the grass here, they’ll have played just one Game since September 21. Liberty still won that Game, but they weren’t perfect. The Flames committed nine penalties and went just 4-of-11 on third-down tries.

As for Kennesaw State, they didn’t play too badly on defense versus Middle Tennessee, giving up 284 yards (199 passing) and 5-of-16 on third-down tries. The Owls could only muster 234 yards themselves, however. All things considered Liberty should dominate here, but the Flames may be a little rusty due to all the inactivity.