Kennesaw State to battle Charleston Southern on ESPN3 on Nov. 19

Khadrice Rollins

krollins@ajc.com

Kennesaw State will travel to Charleston, South Carolina on Nov. 19 to take on Charleston Southern, and ESPN will be traveling there as well.

It was announced Thursday the Owls’ (6-2, 2-1 Big South) season finale will be the Big South Wildcard telecast and will be aired on ESPN3. The game kicks off at 11:45 a.m. and could have huge implications on the Big South championship.

Charleston Southern (5-3, 2-0) has two more conferences games remaining, including one next week against Liberty (5-3, 3-0), the only team to beat the Owls in a Big South contest so far. KSU, who is 4-0 on the road this season, has one more conference tilt before meeting with the Buccaneers. If the two teams win out in conference games before they meet, their game will be for a share of the Big South title.

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