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BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Dakota Wolf threw for 240 yards in his final home game, Akile Jones ran for 118, and Campbell defeated Missouri Baptist 66-7 Saturday at Barker-Lane Stadium.

Campbell (5-5) set school Division I era (since 2008) team and Barker-Lane Stadium records with 788 yards of total offense.  A red-shirt senior from Shenandoah, Va., Wolf ran for two touchdowns and tossed another, while Akile Jones rushed for a career-high 118 yards.

The Camels also set a school records for rushing yards (521) and first downs (40), scoring on all eight of its red zone chances, including seven touchdowns.

A first-year NAIA program, Missouri Baptist (1-10) did not pick up an offensive first down until the third quarter.  CU held the Spartans to 1-of-13 on third down.

Jared Joyner picked up 89 yards on just three carries with a touchdown, while DeShawn Jones ran for 59 and Damien Booe posted 57 with a TD. Brandon Jones, a redshirt sophomore wide receiver, rushed twice for 53 yards and a touchdown, one of five Camels over 50 yards rushing on the day. Dalton Dillon also ran for 45 yards in the win.

Wolf completed 12-of-15 pass attempts, including four to Austin Fleming for 50 yards. Jabri Ridenhour hauled in a game-high 97 with a score, while Jordan Hildreth also caught a pair of passes for 50 yards.

Redshirt senior linebacker Stephen Sladek led the CU defense with seven tackles, while Greg Milhouse notched five stops, including a sack.

Campbell drove 84 yards in eight plays on its opening possession, capped by Jordan Hildreth's 10-yard run on an end around, to take a 7-0 lead.  A senior from Wadesboro, Hildreth became the first player in Campbell Division I history to run, throw, catch a pass and return a punt for a touchdown in his career.

After MBU turned the ball over on downs at its own 42, the Camels took just four plays to double the lead.  Dalton Dillon ran 19 yards to give the Camels a 1st-and-goal at the 10.  Two plays later, senior QB Dakota Wolf ran in from five yards to push the lead to 14-0 with 3:04 left in the first quarter.

Wolf's second QB keeper (from 10 yards) capped an eight-play, 87-yard march.  Mitchell Brown's PAT gave the Camels a 21-0 lead with 6:27 to play in the second quarter.  Akile Jones started the drive with runs of 16 and 13 yards, and Brandon Jones ran 34 yards on an end-around to set up Campbell with a first down at the MBU 12.

After a MBU three-and-out, Campbell took just three plays to drive 55 yards.  Jabri Ridenhour caught a screen pass on the left flank and ran 33 yards down the left sideline; then Akile Jones ran for 17 more.  Keith Goss carried in from five yards out to extend the gap to 28-0 with 2:55 left in the opening half.

Missouri Baptist picked up its initial first down of the game on a defensive holding penalty with 1:57 to play in the second quarter.  Campbell then drove 66 yards to set up Mitchell Brown's 36-yard field goal on the final play of the half.

Campbell out-gained the Spartans 400-33 in the opening half and ran 40 offensive plays to 23 for the visitors.

Campbell took just three plays to score in the third quarter when Wolf hit Ridenhour on a 37-yard scoring pass.  Brandon Jones' 19-yard end around run capped an eight-play, 69-yard drive and pushed the advantage to 45-0 with 6:29 left in the third.

Missouri Baptist got on the board on JP Lowery's 65-yard run that trimmed the margin to 45-7 with 5:32 to play in the quarter.

However, the Camels answered by covering 97 yards in 13 plays to extend its lead to 52-7.  Akile Jones covered the final 15 yards and went over the 100-yard rushing mark for the first time in his career.

Damien Booe's 16-yard run ended a four-play, 48-yard drive and extend the gap to 59-7 with 12:38 remaining in the game.  Jared Joyner broke free on a 69-yard run to push the margin to 66-7 with 11:04 to play, giving the game its final score.

JP Lowery paced MBU with 89 rushing yards and a touchdown. Keihige Allen totaled a game-high 13 tackles for the Spartans.

The Camels finish out the season on the road for their finale two contests of 2014, traveling to Jacksonville next week (Nov. 15) and Dayton (Nov. 22) to close the regular season.

Quotes

Campbell head coach Mike Minter
On the team's performance against Missouri Baptist…
"It's always great to send the seniors, and especially Dr. Wallace, out with a victory. To celebrate those guys for the last time on this field with them, it's really great. I thought our team came out focused and we did everything we needed to do to win the football game. What I've talked about is being professional; come out here, do what you do and don't act like it's a surprise. I thought the defense played really well until that one run they had for a touchdown. Offensively, we had a couple of miscues in the first half, but in the second half we looked sharp. You take your hat off to all these guys; they worked hard this week and played a great game."

Redshirt senior quarterback Dakota Wolf
On the turn around of the program this season…
"We made a conscious effort this summer when we were all here working out together to really come together as a team and a family. When you have a goal like that, that is, working towards one bigger goal, it makes it easier."

Senior center Dalton Brown
On senior day...
"Everyone played really well. It was just a great day all around with it being senior day and having my whole family here."

Senior linebacker Luke Hill
On Campbell's fan support…
"When we come out we know are fans are going to be here for us and be behind us no matter what happens. For our fans to give us that respect each and every week, it means a lot."

Redshirt senior offensive lineman Will Sawyer
On his time at Campbell...
"It's really meant a lot. It's just a blessing to have been here for four and a half years and wherever I go next in life, it's going to be with me."

Redshirt senior wide receiver Jabri Ridenhour
On scoring a TD on senior day...
"It was actually on my last play here also, so I think it's probably the best way to go out…it felt special." 

Redshirt sophomore running back Akile Jones
On his big day…
"It felt great. It reminded me of high school. Breaking free and getting into the open field is what I love the most."