Jacksonville (3-1, 1-0 PFL) vs. Davidson (2-2, 0-1 PFL)
Saturday, Oct. 7 | 1:00 p.m. | Jacksonville University | D.B. Milne Field
ESPN3 | Scott Manze & David Lamm
MIXLR | Joe Mixie & Jareeq Crenshaw
Game Notes
Series History
In their first game in program history, the Dolphins posted a 19-14 victory over Davidson. Members from that 1998 team, nicknamed The Valley Boys, will be in attendance Saturday.
Jacksonville owns an all-time series mark of 13-6 versus Davidson. Three of those successes occurred during Homecoming & Family Weekend, for which the Dolphins hold a 15-3 all-time record.
Behind the Shields
Promotions – Freebies, Freebies and More Freebies
Stop by Pepsi's tent to sample products and grab a free pair of sunglasses or a fan.
Football koozies will also be available!
Previously
Helped by a record-setting 514 rushing yards, Jacksonville defeated Guilford, 56-21, at D.B. Milne Field this past Saturday.
The Dolphins, who are currently working a three-game winning streak, scored on all but two drives in the first half en route to a 42-7 edge. On their very first possession, senior captain Jamal Adjamah scored on a 53-yard touchdown, and followed the act on the next drive with a 69-yard score.
- Adjamah finished the day with 141 rushing yards and Irvin Riley added 124; Adjamah (163) and Ulysses Bryant (115) were the last two Dolphins to rush for 100+ yards in a single game (vs. Morehead State, 10/3/15)
- Wade Benton, Jake Brito, and Joey Bernardini scored their first touchdowns of the season
- Quarterback Ryder Litten saw action in the final quarter and scored his first career touchdown on a one-yard pass
- Adjamah is 64 yards shy of reaching 1,000 in his career
FCS Rankings
- Emon Smith and Griffin Garland tie for eighth in the nation in interceptions (3)
- Rylan Wells ties for 38th in the nation in points (56)
- Jamal Adjamah ranks eighth in rushing yards per carry (7.72) and ties for 26th in rushing touchdowns (4), 31st in rushing yards (355) and 23rd in total touchdowns (5)
Jacksonville ranks ….
- Third in the FCS in rushing offense (318.3 YPG)
- Fourth in team passing efficiency (175.50)
- Ninth in scoring offense (40.8 PPG)
- 13th in third down conversion percentage (47.9)
Up Next
Jacksonville will hit the road next Saturday for a 12 p.m. meeting at Butler.
