BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Campbell (3-5, 2-3 Big South) steps out of conference play, traveling to No. 3 James Madison (7-1, 5-1 CAA) on Saturday, November 6. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. at Bridgeforth Stadium in Harrisonburg, Va.

Quick hits
• With Caleb Snead's 98 yards and Jalen Kelsey's 90 yards receiving at Charleston Southern marked the first time this season two CU receivers have hauled in 90 or more yards each in the same game.
• Snead's 10 receptions tied his own school record, hitting the mark for the second time this season and for the third time in his career.
• Darion Slade secured Campbell's fifth straight game with a takeaway with his third quarter interception. The Camels own 21 total takeaways over that span, leading the country in that category heading into the weekend.
• Brevin Allen posted 3.0 tackles for loss for the second time this season, and multiple stops for loss for the sixth time in eight games. Allen recorded six total tackles and was credited with three QB hurries.
• On Saturday at JMU, Campbell will be meeting its third of four first time opponent of the 2021 season (at Liberty, Elon). After traveling to Robert Morris, Campbell will have faced 14 first time opponents since the start of the 2018 season.
• The Camels will return to Barker-Lane Stadium for their 2021 home finale on November 13, hosting Hampton.

Watch/Follow
Watch the Camels take on JMU on NBC Sports Washington Plus, and streamed on FloFootball. Live stats are also available at GoCamels.com, and follow on Twitter @GoCamelsFB for live updates.

Last time out
Jack Chambers accounted for 357 yards and two touchdowns, and Charleston Southern held off visiting Campbell 27-14 at Buccaneer Field.

Entering the fourth quarter facing a 20-0 deficit, Campbell clawed back with a pair of Bryant Barr scores. Barr put CU on the board on the fourth play of the fourth quarter, a nine yard TD pass from Wiley Hartley.

On its next possession, Campbell marched 71 yards on 14 plays, using 6:07 of clock, ending in a Barr one yard run up the middle, cutting the score to 20-14 with 6:18 to play.

After a CSU 3-and-out, the Camels' drive stalled in Buccaneer territory, turning the ball over on downs before Chambers gave Charleston Southern an insurance score with a 55 yard touchdown run with 1:15 on the clock to make it 27-14.

Leading the Camels
Wide receiver Caleb Snead leads the Camels with eight touchdown catches on 52 total grabs with 766 yards, while Bryant Barr has rushed for 324 yards with six total touchdowns. Wiley Hartley has also completed nearly 61 percent of his passes for 1,602 yards and 14 touchdowns in six games.

Defensively, Keshawn Thompson owns a team-high 59 tackles, while Darion Slade adds 43 tackles with 3.0 stops for loss, a fumble recovery and an interception. Brevin Allen has posted a Big South-leading 14.5 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks. Malik Grate has also tallied two interceptions, a fumble recovery and 26 tackles.

Scouting James Madison
The third-ranked Dukes have won three straight outings heading into the weekend, including a 45-21 win over visiting Elon last week in CAA action. JMU, which is 3-0 in nonconference games this season, suffered its only loss of the season to then-No. 11 Villanova 28-27 on October 9, outscoring its opponents 86-34 since.

Cole Johnson leads JMU with 21 passing touchdowns, averaging 249.6 passing yards per game, and adding three rushing scores.

The receiving duo of Antwane Wells, Jr. and Kris Thornton has combined for 12 touchdowns, with 679 and 563 receiving yards, respectively, while Latrele Palmer has rushed for 511 yards and two TDs. Diamonte Tucker-Dorsey team-high 56 tackles, while Bryce Carter and Isaac Ukwu have each tallied 11.0 tackles for loss, combining for 11.0 sacks.

Looking ahead
The Camels will return to Barker-Lane Stadium for their 2021 home finale on November 13, hosting Hampton. CU will close out the season at Big South newcomer Robert Morris on November 20.

Single game tickets remain on sale at GoCamels.com/Tickets.

First time opponents
On Saturday at JMU, Campbell will be meeting its third of four first time opponents of the 2021 season. The Camels also faced Liberty and Elon for the first time in football earlier in the year, and will meet Robert Morris for the first time in program history to close out the season. By year's end, Campbell will have faced 14 first time opponents since the start of the 2018 season.

Camels among national leaders
Campbell leads the FCS in turnovers gained (22) and defensive touchdowns (4), also ranking among the national leaders in several other statistical categories.

The Camels also rank second in fumbles recovered (12), 10^th in blocked kicks (3), 14^th third in turnover margin (0.75), 16^th in passes intercepted (10), 23^rd in passing offense (264.2) and 24^th in red zone defense (.731).

Campbell leads the Big South in nine team statistical categories.

Snead eyes TD record, reaches 2,000 career yards
For the season, Caleb Snead owns 766 yards receiving on 52 catches with eight touchdowns. Snead's 766 yards with three games remaining already ranks third in the Campbell single-season record book, as does his eight scores, behind Aaron Blockmon's 2016 season (1,038 yards, 10 TDs) and Snead's 2018 campaign (810, 9). Snead also ranks second in receptions with 52, just behind Blockmon's 54 from 2016.

The Lynchburg, Va. native leads the Big South in TD receptions and yards, while standing sixth and seventh nationally. Playing in 28 career games, the redshirt senior became the second Camel in history to surpass 2,000 career receiving yards (now with 2,130).

With 23 career receiving touchdowns, he tied the Campbell career record, matching Blockmon (2015-18). He is also second behind Blockmon in career receiving yards (2,647).

Snead is just the fourth Camel in history to score at least 20 career touchdowns, along with De'Shawn Jones' 22 (2013-16), and trailing only Blockmon (2015-18) and Daniel Smith (2017-18), who both scored 25 career TDs.

Record watch
In addition to Snead being on the verge of setting CU career and single season marks, other Camels are in striking distance to top the record books.

Quarterback Wiley Hartley, despite playing only six of Campbell's eight games, has completed 14 touchdown passes, currently ranking fourth all-time, trailing Daniel Smith's 18 in 2017. He has completed 126 passes this season, tied with Daniel Smith's 2018 total for seventh in a category led by Brian Hudson's 183 in 2013. Hartley also ranks sixth in single season passing yards with 1,602, eyeing Hudson's 2013 record of 2,184.

One of the country's leading pass rushers, Brevin Allen could also top the CU record books by year's end. The senior's 14.5 tackles for loss this year ranks third all-time, trailing Jeremiah Robinson's 17.5 in 2011. Allen also ranks second in sacks with 7.5, behind Emmanuel Olenga's 8.5 2017, and tied with Robinson (2011), Isaac Scott (2012) and Ugonna Awuruonye (2014).

With 15.0 career sacks, Allen is also third all-time in CU history, behind Isaac Scott (2011-14) with 17.5, and Ugonna Awuruonye (2013-15) with 20.5. Allen also ranks third in career tackles for loss with 28.5. Awuruonye stands ahead of Allen with 34.5, and led by Jack Ryan's 36.5 (2015-18).

Milestone watch
Sixth year defensive back Darion Slade surpassed 200 career tackles in CU's game at Charleston Southern. Slade now owns 201 stops in his career, ranking fifth all-time in Campbell history.

Jalen Kelsey became the seventh Camel to reach 1,000 career receiving yards, now with 1,004 on 62 catches.

Defense surging
Campbell owns 22 takeaways on the season, all over its last six games, leading the FCS in the category for the 2021 season.

In the win at North Alabama to open Big South play, CU notched two defensive touchdowns (fumble or interception return) in a game for just the third time in its modern era (since 2008), accomplishing the feat for the first time against a Division I opponent. The Camels also scored two defensive TDs against Apprentice in 2011 (fumble return, interception return) and at Carthage in 2008 (two interception returns). It was the first time a Campbell team had returned two fumbles for touchdowns in a game.

Campbell scored its FCS leading fourth defensive touchdown of the season last week against No. 11 Kennesaw State. Levi Wiggins picked up a CJ Tillman forced fumble and returned the ball 94 yards for the TD. It marked the longest fumble return in Campbell history.

Campbell owns 14 non-offensive touchdowns since 2017.