BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Stony Brook heads to Buies Creek on Saturday as the Seawolves will battle No. 16/19 Fighting Camels at 1:00 pm inside of Barker-Lane Stadium for their second-ever meeting. 

Stony Brook (5-4, 3-2 CAA) vs. No. 16/19 Campbell (7-2, 4-1 CAA) 

GAME DETAILS
WHERE: Buies Creek, N.C.
VENUE: Barker-Lane Stadium
WHEN: 1:00 PM
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SERIES HISTORY
… OVERALL – 1-0
… AT STONY BROOK – 0-0
… AT CAMPBELL – 1-0
… FIRST MATCHUP – Sept. 21, 2024 (Stony Brook 24, Campbell 17)
… LAST MATCHUP – Sept. 21, 2024 (Stony Brook 24, Campbell 17) 

OPENING KICK

• Stony Brook enters the game with a 5-4 (3-2 CAA) record this season, with conference victories against Rhode Island, Towson, and Bryant and taking nonconference wins against Lindenwood and Fordham. 
• In their last time out, the Seawolves held a 31-13 lead with five minutes left before Sacred Heart stormed back to take a 32-31 victory over Stony Brook at LaValle Stadium. Boyd had a season-high four touchdown passes with his third game of the season tallying more than 300 passing yards, while McGoy recorded his first interception of the season in the defeat.
• LB Anthony Ferrelli became the second player in program history to reach 300 career tackles after recording his 300th against Sacred Heart last Saturday. 
• This marks the second all-time meeting between these two programs, with Stony Brook taking down Campbell 24-17 in North Carolina during the 2024 season. The Seawolves used a huge, 227-yard showing on the ground, including 179 yards from Roland Dempster to go along with three rushing touchdowns. 
• Campbell is currently the No. 16 team by Stats Perform and No. 19 by AFCA Coaches Poll, holding a 7-2 (4-1 CAA) record this season. 
• In their last time out, Campbell fell to No. 25 UAlbany by a score of 45-35 in New York. The defeat marked their first FCS loss of the season. QB Kamden Sixkiller completed 27-of-44 passes for 271 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. 
• With his 20th touchdown pass of the season, the senior QB set a Campbell single-season record, passing former Camel Hajj-Malik Williams' 2023 total of 19.
• The Fighting Camels have now been ranked in both the AFCA Coaches Poll and Stats Perform FCS Top-25 Poll for six consecutive weeks. 
• DE Khalid Bueno leads the FCS in tackles for loss (20.5) and sacks (13.0) this season. He is currently tied with Victor Ochi for the most sacks in a single season in D1 program history, trailing just Joseph Lawrence for the all-time program record (22.0). 
• Campbell owns the No. 2 passing offense in the country behind Sixkiller. He is currently top three in the FCS in passing yards (2,620), passing yards per game (291.1) and completions per game (23.89)
• Stony Brook is 13-40 all-time against nationally ranked FCS opponents and owns a 1-0 record this season (No. 8/13 Rhode Island, 56-24 on Sept. 19). 
• Former Stony Brook linebacker Dominick Reyes '13 earned a first-round knockout victory over Azamat Murzakanov at UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi on Saturday, Oct. 24. 

LAST TIME OUT

• Stony Brook football was led by four touchdown passes from Quinn Boyd and two scoring catches from Andrew Riggs on Saturday afternoon before Sacred Heart scored with 11 seconds remaining to earn a 32-31 victory at LaValle Stadium.
• Leading the way on the other side of the ball was Geno Calgaro and Anthony Ferrelli as the duo combined for 22 tackles. Miles McGoy recorded his first interception of the season, while Khalid Bueno and Sebastian Regis both had a sack in the game.
• With 10 tackles against Sacred Heart, Ferrelli became just the second player in program history with 300 career tackles. 
• Linkins set a new season-mark with nine catches for 138 yards and brought in a touchdown. 
• Hester recorded a new personal receiving high after bringing in 91 yards on five catches, also rushing for 62 yards today. 
• Stony Brook is now 8-5 all-time against Sacred Heart at LaValle Stadium. 

BUENO AND FERRELLI REACHING MILESTONE NUMBERS

• Khalid Bueno currently leads the FCS in sacks (13.0) and tackles for loss (20.5). 
• Bueno has a tackle for loss in seven of nine games, including six of those games with multiple tackles for loss. 
• Bueno has set the program record for tackles for loss and sacks in a single season by a redshirt freshman. 
• The defensive end is now tied with Victor Ochi in 2015 for the most sacks in Division I program history, ranking second by Joseph Lawrence in 1994 (22.0) for the most sacks in a single season. He also is .5 tackles for loss away from passing Christian Ricard in 2014 for the most tackles for loss in a single season in program history. 
• Ferrelli became the second player in program history to reach 300 career tackles after accomplishing the feat against Sacred Heart last Saturday. 
• The captain linebacker has appeared in 42 games over his five seasons on Long Island, tallying 165 assisted and 137 solo tackles. 
• The redshirt senior is now just 21 tackles away from passing Aden Smith (323) for the most tackles in program history. 
• A Preseason All-CAA selection, Stats Perform Preseason FCS All-American and 2026 Buck Buchanan Award Watch List recipient, the linebacker has accumulated 77.0 tackles which is second on the team this season. 

NUMBERS THAT MATTER 

• This is the second ranked opponent Stony Brook has faced this season after taking down No. 8/13 Rhode Island on Sept. 19 at LaValle Stadium earlier in the season. 
• Stony Brook is 13-40 all-time against nationally ranked FCS opponents.
• SBU defeated No. 2 Richmond at home in Week 3 of the 2016 season, marking the highest ranked opponent the program has ever beaten.
• The Seawolves rank top three in the FCS in tackles for loss (75.0) and sacks (30.0). They also lead the conference in offensive redzone efficiency (91.2) and kick return yards per game (25.5). 
• On the offensive side, Hester leads the CAA and ranks third in the FCS in total touchdowns (13), while Sweitzer ranks in the top two in the CAA for receiving yards (778) , receptions (66), and touchdowns (7). Behind center, Boyd ranks second in the CAA and top 15 in the FCS for passing touchdowns (17), passing yards (2,382) and passing efficiency (148.7). 
• Campbell is pacing the conference and ranks second in the FCS in passing offense per game (304.7). They also have the highest rated scoring offense (33.1) and total offense (461.4). 
• The CAA's leading passer, Sixkiller ranks at the top for passing efficiency (149.3), passing touchdowns (20), passing yards (2,620) and passing yards per game (291.1). 

ABOUT THE FIGHTING CAMELS

• Led by third year head coach Barxton Harris, the Fighting Camels have a 7-2 (4-1 CAA) record this season. Harris owns a 12-21 record over three seasons at Campbell and is 24-49 across seven seasons at Howard Payne, Houston Chrisitan and Campbell. 
• The Fighting Camels lost their first conference and FCS matchup of the season in their last time out, falling to UAlbany 35-45 in upstate New York. 
• At 7-1, the Camels are off to their best start in program history, winning seven games for the first time in Campbell's 19th season.
• Campbell owns the largest win improvement from 2025 to 2026 in the FCS at five games, one more than UAlbany (four win improvement).
• The Fighting Camels are undefeated at home this season with a 3-0 record, taking down No. 24 Western Carolina, N.C. A&T, and Towson. 
• Campbell has won five of their last six games dating back to Sept. 19. They have scored 36.3 points per game during this stretch. 
• The Fighting Camels have now been ranked in both the AFCA Coaches Poll and Stats Perform FCS Top-25 Poll for six consecutive weeks. Campbell officially entered the FCS top-25 rankings for the first time in program history on September 22. 
• CU will finish the regular season with two of their final three games at home, taking on Stony Brook (Nov. 7) and Monmouth (Nov. 21) at Barker-Lane Stadium with a meeting at Elon (Nov. 14). 
• A four-time CAA Offensive Player of the Week, QB Kamden Sixkiller has thrown for 2,620 yards and 20 touchdowns, while also rushing for four scores.
• At the Division I FCS level the Camels have been members of three conferences over its 19 seasons, including the Pioneer Football League (2008-17), Big South Conference (2018-22) and the Coastal Athletic Association (2023-present).

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