BGSU gets 1st win thanks to Miami of Ohio's late fumble

OXFORD, Ohio -- Linebacker Brandon Harris recovered a fumble on a bad snap and returned it 93 yards for a score with 1:21 left to help Bowling Green get its first win of the season 37-29 over Miami of Ohio on Saturday. The Falcons (1-5, 1-1 Mid-American Conference) missed an opportunity to extend their 30-29 lead when Jake Suder pushed a 40-yard field-goal attempt with 3:25 left. Miami's Billy Bahl completed two consecutive 27-yard passes -- to Luke Mayock down the left sideline and to James Gardner up the middle -- to move the RedHawks (2-4, 1-1) to the Bowling Green 1 with 1:59 left. But center Mitch Palmer 's snap on the next play bounced off Nate Trawick , who was in an up-back position, and it never reached Bahl. Harris scooped it up with the entire field open in front of him. Miami drove to the 29 on its final possession before turning it over on downs with 26 seconds to go.