BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Searching for its second straight road win, Campbell will make the short trip to North Carolina A&T on Saturday, October 25, taking on the Aggies in a 1:00 p.m. kickoff at Truist Stadium.

QUICK HITS

• With 13 turnovers gained on the season, Campbell currently ranks No. 12 in the FCS in the category, standing second in the CAA only behind Monmouth (14).
• Over the last two games, the CU defense has produced six sacks, surpassing its previous six games combined (5).
• Campbell owns a 2-1 all-time record against NC A&T, taking two straight in the series, including last season's 21-7 tilt in Buies Creek.
• Next week, the Camels will finally reach their bye week before playing their last pair of home dates, a November 8 matchup with William & Mary (2:00 p.m.) and a November 15 home finale game against in-state foe Elon (2:00 p.m.).
• Campbell is one of 31 FCS programs that will match up against at least two FBS opponents this season, and one of three CAA schools on the list, having faced East Carolina and NC State. Only UT Martin will play three FBS opponents this season.
• Campbell begins the 18th season of its modern era of football (since 2008) in 2025.
• Head coach Braxton Harris, the third head coach in Campbell's modern history, begins his second season at the helm in Buies Creek.
• Three Camels played in the 2025 NFL Preseason, led by third year pro Julian Hill, who again made the Miami Dolphins' initial 53-man roster. Offensive line-men Mike Edwards (Buffalo) and Tyler McLellan (Tampa Bay) also saw time this preseason.
• The 2025 Campbell team features 44 total returners and 56 newcomers, including 36 transfers and 20 freshmen.
• Of Campbell's 44 total returners, the team welcomes back 11 total offensive or defensive starters, including six on offense and five on defense.

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LAST TIME OUT
New Hampshire used a pair of fourth quarter scores to edge Campbell 24-10 at Barker-Lane Stadium. The Wildcats and Camels battled to a one score game until Matt Vezza's six-yard touchdown run with 1:48 to play, handing Campbell its first Homecoming loss 2021.

UNH led 6-3 at the half after Nick Reed's 50-yard field goal, his second make of the day, and Reed extended the lead with a third kick, this time a 37-yarder, to make it 9-3 with 11:20 on the clock in the third. Campbell then answered with a four-play, 75-yard drive, with a 48-yard Mike Chandler II pass to Daniel Lopes, setting up a JJ Cowan nine-yard TD run to give the Camels their first lead of the day, 10-9.

Reed lined up for a fourth field goal try on the ensuing possession, a 16-play, 74-yard march that erased 9:00 of clock, but the kick was blocked by CU's Brandon Guzman, coming off the left edge to maintain the lead at the end of the third quarter.

Campbell's next three drives, however, netted nine total yards, while UNH used another nine-play drive, going 57 yards in 4:29 with Vezza's four-yard touchdown pass to Myles Thomason, set up by a 42-yard pass to Caleb Burke, put the Wildcats in front 17-10 with 8:30 to play before Vezza's clinching TD run.

LEADING THE CAMELS
Kamden Sixkiller has thrown for 1,237 yards and nine touchdowns, completing nearly 60 percent of his passes, while Randall King has hauled in 28 catches for 333 yards and five touchdowns. JJ Cowan has also rushed for 407 yards, combining for seven touchdowns.

Defensively, Jojo Pace owns a team-high 52 tackles, with Logan Livermon adding 47 stops. DeVonyae Pettis has also posted 6.0 tackles for loss with 3.5 sacks.

TOP TURNOVER DEFENSE
With 13 turnovers gained on the season, Campbell currently ranks No. 12 in the FCS in the category, standing second in the CAA only behind Monmouth (14). The Camels have recovered seven fumbles with six interceptions, also leading the CAA in turnovers gained. CU's seven fumbles recovered ranks ninth in the FCS.

Campbell also carries the nation's 28^th ranked rushing defense (131.8 yards per game).

Over the last two games, the CU defense has produced six sacks, surpassing its previous six games combined (5).

THE MATCHUP: NORTH CAROLINA A&T
The Aggies are 1-6 on the season, including a 1-2 CAA record. NC A&T has dropped four straight heading into Saturday's matchup, including a 22-16 loss to South Carolina State on October 11 in its last outing. The Aggies lone win on the season came on September 13, a 33-30 victory over Hampton.

Kevin White averages 232.5 passing yards per game with five total passing TDs, adding two rushing scores, while Wesley Graves adds 407 rushing yards and five touchdowns. Joshua Iseah, meanwhile, owns a team-high 34 tackles, including 3.0 stops for loss, with two interceptions.

Campbell owns a 2-1 all-time record against NC A&T, taking two straight in the series, including last season's 21-7 tilt in Buies Creek.

NEXT UP
Next week, the Camels will finally reach their bye week before playing their last pair of home dates, a November 8 matchup with William & Mary (2:00 p.m.) and a November 15 home finale game against in-state foe Elon (2:00 p.m.). Campbell will close out the 2025 season at Towson on November 22.