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@HoyasFB @GeorgetownHoyas @hoyafootball @GeorgetownAthletics 2018 FOOTBALL GAME NOTES /Georgetown Football FOOTBALL CONTACT: BRENDAN THOMAS /Georgetown Athletics [email protected] | 202-687-6783 (O) | 207-400-2840 (C) | WWW.GUHOYAS.COM 2018 SCHEDULE GAME 9: GEORGETOWN (4-4, 3-0 PATRIOT LEAGUE) Date Opponent Time / Result VS. NO. 11/16 COLGATE (6-0, 3-0 PATRIOT LEAGUE) KICKOFF – SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 (NOON ET) Sept. 1 at Marist W, 39-14 LOCATION – ANDY KERR STADIUM (HAMILTON, N.Y.) SEPT. 8 CAMPBELL L, 13-8 LIVE STATS: GUHOYAS.COM | VIDEO: GUHOYAS.COM (PLN) Sept. 15 at Dartmouth L, 41-0 TALENT: ERIC MALANOSKI; JEFF BISHOP SEPT. 22 COLUMBIA (HOMECOMING) L, 23-15 Sept. 29 at Brown L, 35-7 SERIES INFO FIRST MEETING: LAST FIVE MEETINGS: Oct. 6 at Fordham * W, 23-11 Overall Record ............1-14 11/16/2002 (A; L, 44-22) Result Rec. Oct. 13 at Lafayette * W, 13-6 Home ............................ 1-7 LAST MEETING: 11/18/2017 H L, 35-10 1-14 OCT. 20 LEHIGH * (FAMILY WEEKEND) W, 22-16 (2OT) Away ............................ 0-6 11/18/2017 (H; L, 35-10) 11/19/2016 A L, 38-10 1-13 Oct. 27 at Colgate * noon Neutral ........................N/A LAST GU WIN: 10/17/2015 H L, 17-13 1-12 Nov. 3 BYE WEEK Streak ...........................L17 10/22/2011 (H; W, 44-17) 9/20/2014 A L, 19-0 1-11 NOV. 10 BUCKNELL * 12:30 P.M. 10/26/2013 H L, 34-14 1-10 NOV. 17 HOLY CROSS * (SENIOR DAY) 12:30 P.M. GAME DAY NOTES The Georgetown University football team plays its final road of the season when it travels to Hamilton, New York to take on No. 11/16 Colgate in a matchup of the final two unbeaten teams in the Patriot League. home games in BOLD CAPS played at Cooper Field WHAT’S AT STAKE * Patriot League game • The Hoyas and Raiders are the last two unbeaten teams in Patriot League play with just three weeks remaining in the regular season. • A win on Saturday would give the Hoyas their most Patriot League wins (4) since joining the conference in 2001. GEORGETOWN ABOUT THE COLGATE • A win would extend GU’s winning streak to 4, the program’s longest since winning 5 in a row in 2011. HOYAS MATCHUP RAIDERS LAST TIME OUT 4-4, 3-0 RECORD 6-0, 3-0 The Hoyas are coming off of their third-straight win, defeating Lehigh 22-16 in double overtime last Saturday. It was GU’s first overtime game since 2010, and first overtime victory since 2005. Saturday was also Georgetown’s first win over Lehigh TOTAL OFFENSE since 1925, as the Mountain Hawks had won the first 17 meetings since Georgetown joined the Patriot League in 2001. 15.9 PPG 26.7 Jackson Saffold ran for a pair of touchdowns in overtime, his first two career scores, and finished with a team-high 50 4.2 YARDS/PLAY 5.3 rushing yards. Gunther Johnson completed 16 passes for 270 yards and a touchdown, while Michael Dereus caught three passes for 120 yards, including a 70-yard score. 275.4 YARDS/GAME 343.7 RUSHING Wes Bowers led the defense with 11 tackles and Jethro Francois came up with a key interception in the second overtime - one of GU’s two interceptions. Khristian Tate added a pair of sacks to give him a league-leading 7.5 on the season. 2.5 YARDS/RUSH 3.8 Tate was named the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week and Saffold earned honorable mention honors. 89.2 YARDS/GAME 163.7 8 TOUCHDOWNS 11 ABOUT THE MATCHUP Saturday will be the 16th meeting all-time between the Hoyas and Raiders. Georgetown is 1-14 all-time against Colgate, PASSING and the Raiders have won each of the past six meetings, with Georgetown’s last victory coming in 2011, a 40-17 win on the Hilltop. Last year, the Hoyas closed out the season with a 35-10 loss to Colgate at Cooper Field. Khristian Tate had nine tack- 6.0 YARDS/ATTEMPT 8.4 les and intercepted the first play from scrimmage, his first career interception, and returned it 29 yards for the touchdown 186.1 YARDS/GAME 180.0 to give the Blue & Gray a 7-0 lead just nine seconds into the game. 7 TOUCHDOWNS 5 INDIVIDUAL NOTES • Senior Brandon Williams is eighth at Georgetown in career receptions (100) and ninth in career receiving yards (1,211). SPECIAL TEAMS • Junior Michael Dereus is 10th in career receiving yards (1,133) and tied for eighth in career receiving touchdowns (8). 41.5 PUNT AVERAGE 36.1 • Junior Brad Hurst is seventh all-time at Georgetown in punting yards (5,435) and ninth in total punts (131). • Freshman Joshua Tomas is 17th in the all of FCS football in kickoff return yards (474). 21.0 KICK RETURN AVG. 23.7 • Khristian Tate leads the Patriot League and ranks eighth in the FCS in sacks (7.5). 5.6 PUNT RETURN AVG. 17.1 • Junior Gunther Johnson leads the Patriot League in passing yards (1,475). • Senior Blaise Brown is just one tackle away from 200 career tackles. DEFENSE GEORGETOWN AMONG THE NATION’S LEADERS 19.9 PPG 3.8 • The Hoyas lead the FCS lead in interceptions (15), and are fifth in overall turnovers gained (19). 109.2 RUSH YARDS/GAME 87.3 WHAT’S UP NEXT 206.8 PASSING YARDS/GAME 161.5 After Saturday’s game, the Hoyas will enjoy their bye week before closing out the regular season with a pair of home games, hosting Bucknell on Nov. 10 and Holy Cross on Nov. 17. Both games will kick off at 12:30 p.m. 1 BRENDAN THOMAS / 202-687-6783 (O)/ 207-400-2840 (C) 2018 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL GAME NOTES [email protected] WWW.GUHOYAS.COM 2018 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL GAME NOTES HOYA NOTES HOYAS ON FACEBOOK WATCH WILLIAMS SELECTED TO WEAR NO. 35 2018 GEORGETOWN RECORD WHEN ... Georgetown will have six of its games this season streamed Senior wide receiver Brandon Williams was selected as the 2018 At Home ......................................................................................................1-2 live on Facebook Watch, starting with the home opener against No. 35 Joe Eacobacci Memorial Jersey recipient at the team’s On The Road .............................................................................................3-2 Campbell. The Patriot League Network, through its partnership award banquet this spring. He becomes just the fifth offensive with Stadium, will feature 10 football games overall on Facebook player to earn the honor since its inception in 2003, and is just Day Games ................................................................................................4-4 Watch, giving access to its more than 1.4 billion daily active the second receiver to don the No. 35, joining Robert Lane Night Games ............................................................................................0-0 users. (MSB’10) who wore it as a senior in 2009. vs. Ranked Opponents ......................................................................0-0 All of Georgetown’s five home games, as well as the team’s NEUGEBAUER RELISHES OPPORTUNITY WITH USA three road conference games will be broadcast on the Patriot FOOTBALL Scoring First .............................................................................................4-0 League Network. The following games will also be streamed on Georgetown Assistant Coach Adam Neugebauer, who works Facebook Watch: directly with the team’s quarterbacks, had a unique opportunity Opponent Scores First .......................................................................0-4 this past offseason. In January, Neugebauer switched out his Sept. 8 – Georgetown vs. Campbell – 12:30 p.m. blue and gray for the red, white and blue of the United States Un- Leading after First Quarter.............................................................3-0 Sept. 22 – Georgetown vs. Columbia – 2 p.m. der-19 Select Team. Neugebauer served as the head coach for the Trailing after First Quarter ..............................................................0-4 Oct. 20 – Georgetown vs. Lehigh – 2 p.m. 2018 International Bowl and led the U.S. team to a resounding, Tied after First Quarter .....................................................................1-0 Oct. 27 – Georgetown at Colgate – 1 p.m. 48-13, victory over Team Nordic which consisted of players from Nov. 10 – Georgetown vs. Bucknell – 12:30 p.m. Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway. The game took place at Leading at Halftime ............................................................................3-1 Nov. 17 – Georgetown vs. Holy Cross – 12:30 p.m. AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, home of the Dallas Cowboys. Trailing at Halftime .............................................................................0-3 Tied at Halftime .....................................................................................1-0 OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN HOYAS WITH NFL PEDIGREE Prior to the team’s departure for its season openre, Head Coach Two members of Georgetown’s sophomore class own a slight Leading after Third Quarter ...........................................................4-0 Rob Sgarlata announced the team’s captains for the 2018 season. edge over their teammates, being the sons of former NFL players. Trailing after Third Quarter ............................................................0-4 Seniors Blaise Brown, Ramon Lyons, Carl Thomas and Brandon Quarterback Joseph Brunell is the son of former NFL quarterback Tied after Third Quarter ....................................................................0-0 Williams will lead the Hoyas this fall. Mark Brunell, who was a three-time Pro Bowl selection in 18 years in the league playing for five different teams. Wide receiver “Since the start of 2018 these four seniors have been members Skyler Springs is the son of former Pro Bowl cornerback Shawn Overtime games ....................................................................................1-0
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