CARLISLE, Pa. - The Dickinson football team will attempt to match their longest winning streak since the 2009 campaign when they head to Westminster, Maryland to take on McDaniel College Saturday afternoon in search of their fifth-straight win. Kickoff is set for 1pm at Gill Stadium.

Game Information
Location: Westminster, Md. | Gill Stadium
Kickoff: 1 pm
Records: Red Devils (4-1, 1-0 Centennial) | McDaniel (0-5, 0-2 Centennial)
Head Coaches: Dickinson - Brad Fordyce (7th season, 23-32) | McDaniel - David Sartin (1st season, 0-5)
Last Meeting: The Green Terror captured a 21-13 win over the Red and White last season in Maryland on 10/1/22.
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Inside the Devils Den
Fireside Review - DEVILS 27, Christopher Newport 24 (OT) (Carlisle, Pa. - Biddle Field)
The visitors collected the first 14 points of the game as Gunner White found the house once each in the first and second quarters. Then, with just 1:28 remaining until the break Presley Egbers found Devlin McCool from four yards out to end an eleven-play, 70 yard march in just under five minutes to close within 14-7 at half. Coming out of the locker room the Red and White looked to level things up which is exactly what they did as Egbers linked up with Bobby Markey to finish off the quick six-play, 69-yard romp. The game would stay tied at 14 into the fourth quarter when with 6:42 to play Connor Barry plunged in from a yard away to take a 21-14 lead. Dickinson did not go away however as on the ensuing possession the home side drove ten plays in 5:12 with Diante Ball capping it off with a six-yard TD run. The game would then head into overtime and after a solid defensive stand by the Devils that only allowed a 23-yard Ryan Castle field goal, Dickinson went to work knowing they needed a touchdown to end the game. A nine-yard pass to McCool and a two-yard carry by Ball, set the stage for Egbers to find Markey in the back of the endzone for the walk-off TD.

The Offensive General
Quarterback Presley Egbers had one of his better games as a Devil going 16-for-28 totaling 221 yards with three touchdowns. For the season, Egbers is 71-of-143 racking up 819 yards recording seven touchdowns posting a 108.32 quarterback rating, while also tossing four picks.

Rushing Attack
The Captains defense did a nice number of the Devils leading rusher Diante Ball as he carried a game-high 27 times for just 67 yards with one touchdown on a 2.8 yards per carry average. Egbers also took off seven times on his own picking up a dozen yards. Juan Pablo Garcia ran once taking off on a fake punt on a fourth down late in the final quarter to keep the game-tying drive going. With five games remaining Ball has a chance to post his second straight 1000-yard plus season as he currently sits at 520 yards on 114 touches which has him averaging a conference-best 104.0 yards per game. 

Pass Catchers
Egbers went in search of hitting six different targets on Saturday, with Princeton Douglass leading the way with six grabs for 70 yards, while McCool hauled in five passes racking up 65 yards with a touchdown. Markey had a strong day as well using two of his three receptions to record TDs totaling 77 yards. Ball also caught two passes out of the backfield for nine yards. Egbers attempted to find both Kellen Boyer and Frederik Fjeldseth, but was unable to hook up with either. 

Defense Helps as Well
The Dickinson defense was led by Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week James Basilii who recorded a game-high 15 tackles (eight solo) as well as an interception, while teammate Alex Sulin was also in double-digits with 11 (six solo). Neville Krueger notched eight hits. The trio of Lewis Baer, Bram Leys and Sam Orzolek combined for 18 stops and one quarterback hit. 

The Scare Report
Interim Head Coach David Sartin brings his 0-5 Green Terror squad into Saturday's matchup coming off a 50-6 conference road loss to nationally-ranked Muhlenberg College at Scotty Wood Stadium. 
 
McDaniel's offense was led last week by Angel Granado who was 50% on the day going 15-for-30 racking up 92 yards, while Tony Miller was also 6-for-12 totaling 84 yards as well. The duo was running for their lives most of the day as they were sacked six times on the afternoon. The favorite target was Sean Carter who caught eight passes for 43 yards, followed by four from Logan Marsh for 30 yards. Trent Gaskins grabbed three for 15, while Aaron Gale and Hunter Sigler each brought in two for a combined 75 yards. Gaskins was the top man on the ground for McDaniel against the Mules toting the rock 15 times for 33, while Granado joined him in double-digits with 11 touches amounting to 20 yards. Micajah Cobbs also picked up eight yards on four carries. The duo of Connor Schoene and Miller had a rough day as their three touches went for a negative 18 yards. 

Defensively, the Green Terror were paced by a team-high eight tackles (five solo) which included 1.5 tackles for loss and a half a sack. Christian Homer added seven hits, while the pair of Alex Brown and Jevin Tranquillo joined together for a dozen stops and one interception. Matt Carey added four tackles, followed by three from Tasir Money. 

Stat Pack
Points per game - DC (25.2) | McD (15.0)
Points Allowed per game - DC (21.8) | McD (39.0)
Rushing Yards per game - DC (163.8) | McD (88.4)
Passing Yards per game - DC (163.8) | McD (234.6)
Total Offense per game - DC (327.6) | McD (323.0)
Total Defense per game - DC (345.0) | McD (347.2)
Penalty Yards per game - DC (52.0) | McD (59.6)
Time of Possession - DC (30:12) | McD (33:27)