BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Coming off a bye week, Campbell returns to action hosting William & Mary on Saturday, November 8 at Barker-Lane Stadium. Kickoff is set for 2:00 p.m.

Saturday's game will be Harnett County Day, with county residents being eligible for a special $10 discount off tickets for either of Campbell's final two home football games of the 2025 season using code HARNETT2025 on purchases at GoCamels.com. The game is presented by Arc3 Gases.

QUICK HITS

• Over the last three games, the CU defense has produced nine sacks, surpassing its first six games of the season combined (5).
• William & Mary owns a 3-0 mark all-time against the Camels. Saturday will be the first time the Camels have not faced a Tribe team ranked in the FCS top-25.
• Next week, the Camels will host in-state foe Elon (November 15) in its home finale (2:00 p.m.) before closing out the season at Towson (November 23).
• 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.

WATCH / FOLLOW
Watch the Camels take on the Tribe on FloCollege, and follow live stats at GoCamels.com, and follow on Twitter and Instagram @GoCamelsFB for live updates.

TICKETS
Secure your seats at Barker-Lane Stadium early and save $5 off the game day price at GoCamels.com/Tickets and by phone through the CU Athletics Ticket Office, at 1-877-GO-HUMPS. Game day pricing will be in effect on game days.

All remaining single game tickets and parking for the 2025 football season remain on sale.

As always, all Campbell students with a valid CU ID card will receive a ticket free of charge to all home Fighting Camel home football games. Kids 12 and under can again receive free tickets while supplies last.

CLEAR BAG POLICY
Campbell University Athletics implements a clear bag policy that regulates the size and type of bag that may be carried into Campbell Athletics facilities, including Barker-Lane Stadium. Fans are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the new policies before arriving at the venue to minimize time spent searching bags at security checkpoints.

Bags that are approved include:
• Clear tote bags made of plastic, vinyl or PVC that do not exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″
• One-gallon clear plastic zip-style bags
• Small purses or clutch bags that do not exceed 6.5″ x 4.5"
• Medical or diaper bags must be accompanied by a child

Bags that are not permitted include:
• Backpacks
• Printed pattern or tinted plastic bags
• Drawstring bags
• Fanny packs
• Camera or binocular cases
• Large purses or bags

PEPSI TAILGATE TOWN IS BACK
For the third straight year, Pepsi Tailgate Town is your stop before heading inside Barker-Lane Stadium.

The football pregame experience, which debuted in 2023, is back and better than ever, featuring the same great, convenient location as last year, just outside the Barker-Lane Stadium gates.

Come hang out with other Fighting Camels before the game in the tailgate lots between Barker-Lane Stadium and Stadium View Apartments, where Campbell will host activities for the whole family, including food trucks, inflatables, yard games, music and face painting, as well as events from local businesses and organizations.

Pepsi Tailgate Town fires up three hours before kickoff for all six Campbell home dates this fall, closing just prior to kickoff.

LAST TIME OUT
Elijah Kennedy returned a pair of fourth quarter kicks for touchdowns, pushing North Carolina A&T past Campbell 28-24 on October 25. The Aggies trailed 21-7 with 13:12 on the clock in the fourth quarter after Kamden Sixkiller's nine-yard touchdown pass to Trevor Wilson gave Campbell a two score lead, but NC A&T's three fourth quarter TDs, including a punt return and a kick return from Kennedy lifted the Aggies over the Camels.

Kevin White's three-yard keeper at the 9:37 mark capped a seven-play, 86-yard drive to answer for the Aggies. After a six-play drive stalled for the Camels, Aiden Bonde's punt went to the A&T four yard line, but Kennedy's 96-yard return knotted the game at 21-all with 6:12 to play.

Campbell responded with a 12-play march to the A&T 21, draining 4:23 of clock, with Alex Crabb giving the Camels the lead with a 38-yard field goal at the 1:49 remaining.

Kennedy, however, took the ensuing kickoff 85 yards for his second TD of the day, putting the Aggies on top 28-24. Campbell moved the ball into Aggie territory in just three plays, but Sixkiller's fourth down throw fell incomplete, with the CU drive stalling at the 44 yard line. Kennedy amassed 201 total return yards in the win, adding four catches for 27 yards.

LEADING THE CAMELS
Kamden Sixkiller has thrown for 1,492 yards and 11 touchdowns, completing nearly 60 percent of his passes, while Randall King has hauled in 38 catches for 404 yards and five touchdowns. JJ Cowan has also rushed for 437 yards, combining for seven touchdowns.

Defensively, Logan Livermon owns a team-high 56 tackles, with Jojo Pace adding 55 stops. DeVonyae Pettis has also posted 8.0 tackles for loss with 3.5 sacks.

THE MATCHUP: WILLIAM & MARY
Winners of three of their last four, the Tribe heads to Buies Creek at 5-4 overall and 4-2 in CAA play, coming off a 37-7 win over UAlbany last week.

Tyler Hughes has thrown for 14 touchdowns, averaging 195.0 passing yards per game, while rushing for eight additional scores, while Rashad Raymond adds 59.0 yards per game on the ground with five TDs on the year. Deven Thompson has also collected four receiving touchdowns, averaging 52.4 yards per game. Luke Banbury leads the Tribe defensively with 101 tackles, including 5.5 stops for loss.

Campbell is 0-3 all-time against the Tribe, meeting as CAA members for the third straight season. William & Mary defeated visiting Campbell 35-28 last season in Williamsburg, Va.

NEXT UP
Next week, the Camels will host in-state foe Elon in their home finale on November 15 (2:00 p.m.) before rounding out the 2025 season at Towson on November 22.