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Bridgewater College Eagles (2-3, 1-2 ODAC) at Randolph-Macon College Yellow Jackets (5-1, 3-0 ODAC) The Eagles travel to face Randolph-Macon- the only remaining undefeated ODAC team in league play. When: Saturday, October 20 Where: Day Field Start Time: 1:00 p.m. Gameday Media: LiveStats: Video Streaming: Audio Streaming (Bridgewater): Audio Streaming (RMC): LAST TIME OUT: Unforced errors, including three unforced fumbles, hurt the Bridgewater College football team in an otherwise back-and-forth contest, with the Eagles falling 42-21 to Hampden-Sydney on their Homecoming.

Had 224 all-purpose yards on just five touches, including a 100-yard kickoff return touchdown and a 43-yard rushing score. Led the defense with 10 tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss. The Eagles made it a one-score game at one point in both the third and fourth quarters. Taking over under center for his first significant collegiate action in the second half, sophomore led a 98-yard fourth quarter scoring drive that was capped by Galloway's 43-yard end-around rush for the score. The visitors answered immediately however.

Just two plays later, tight end Ed Newman broke a short reception 68 yards for his second touchdown of the half and a 35-21 Tiger lead. PREVIOUS MEETING: Bridgewater had no answer for Randolph-Macon's rushing attack, as the Eagles fell 52-24 to the Yellow Jackets at Jopson Field.

RMC rushed for 449 yards and six scores, while needing to pick up just 18 first downs in the process. They were led by defending ODAC Player of the Year Tre Frederick, who totaled 269 yards and four first half scores on just 18 carries. Frederick was unstoppable in the first half, as the RMC back averaged 13.9 yards per carry- racking up 223 yards and four TDs, including rushing scores of 42, 49 and 82 yards. The Yellow Jackets had four TD rushes over 40 yards, culminating in Eric Hoy's 61-yard wildcat run in the fourth quarter that made the final scoreline 52-24. HEAD COACHES: (149-99-1) will reach a milestone number either way this weekend, as he pursues his 150 th career victory while seeking to avoid his 100 th defeat in 24 seasons at Bridgewater.

Pedro Arruza is in his 15 th season in charge of the Yellow Jackets, and his 86 victories are second-most in program history. BRIDGEWATER OFFENSE: is up to fifth in the ODAC in rushing, with 436 yards on 77 carries (5.7 ypa). Is fourth in TD catches (four), while ranking 12th in yards (242) and 14 th in receptions (15). BRIDGEWATER DEFENSE: The Eagle defense features two of the top four tacklers in the ODAC- Re'Shawn Myers (44), (42)- and both have 5.0 tackles for loss on the year. Along with two interceptions (including a game-clincher at Guilford) and a forced fumble, sophomore playmaker is also 11 th in the conference in TFLs (4.0). BRIDGEWATER SPECIAL TEAMS: The Eagles have been gaining a major advantage in returns over three conference games.

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In those contests, BC has 470 kick/punt return yards while allowing just 218. That was despite having returns of 99 yards (kickoff) and 80 yards (punt) called back two weeks ago vs. Washington & Lee. RMC OFFENSE: Frederick has already rushed for 3,272 yards and 26 touchdowns in 24 career games, while breaking 4,000 career all-purpose yards last weekend. Hoy, who is listed at wide receiver but has 242 career rushes, needs 87 yards in this game to hit 3,000 career all-purpose yards. The Randolph-Macon offense line averages 309 pounds and features two returning All-ODAC/All-State selections- right guard Greg Castle and center Connor Denning.

RMC DEFENSE: The RMC defense ranks third in the ODAC in scoring (23.0 ppg), but is behind Bridgewater (368.2 ypg) in yards allowed with 381.8. Returning All-State linebacker Yonis Blanco leads the team in tackles (31) and has an interception, while junior cornerback Anthony Williams has forced three turnovers this year (two interceptions, one forced fumble). RMC SPECIAL TEAMS: Both of the Yellow Jackets' primary specialists made the All-ODAC team last year. Julian Drew is third in the ODAC in punting (39.8 ypa) but is the only qualifier without a touchback, and kicker Chris Vidal leads the league in both field goals made (six) and longest FG (43 yards). ODAC WEEKLY UPDATE: Bye weeks are things of the past as all eight ODAC teams will be in action each week from here on out.

Randolph-Macon remains at the top of the conference standings at 3-0 with Hampden-Sydney and Washington & Lee just a game back at 2-1 following wins this weekend. Guilford picked up its first ODAC victory of the season. Randolph-Macon won for the fifth straight week as the Yellow Jackets shut out Shenandoah for three quarters on the way to a 45-14 victory in Winchester. Washington & Lee and Hampden-Sydney also reached 40 points with the Generals topping Emory & Henry, 40-29, and Hampden-Sydney doubling-up Bridgewater, 42-21.

Thursday was supposed to mark the week's first contest, but weather forced Ferrum and Guilford to a Friday evening matchup. The Quakers picked up a one-point victory, 28-27, thanks in part to a blocked PAT on Ferrum's possible game-tying touchdown. EAGLES WIN SECOND STRAIGHT ODAC PLAY OF THE WEEK: Bridgewater collected its second straight ODAC Football Play of the Week Fan Poll and its third overall win through seven weeks of the season. Bridgewater posted several big plays in its 42-21 setback to Hampden-Sydney.

And none were bigger– or longer – than Galloway's kickoff return midway thru the third quarter. Galloway put his track star speed on display after fielding a kickoff near the goal line. He wasted no time bursting through a hole and then beat H-SC's kicker to the angle.

He coasted the rest of the way for a 100-yard kickoff return touchdown, tying Bridgewater and NCAA records in the process. It was Galloway's second straight week taking a kickoff the entire length of the field (but last week's 99-yarder was wiped out on a penalty), and the second straight season the Eagles have recorded a 100-yard kickoff return (joining Raymond Goodman at Emory & Henry in 2017). Galloway becomes the 92nd player in the history of NCAA Division III football with a 100-yard kickoff return, and sixth this season.

EAGLES, YELLOW JACKETS FACE OFF AT TOP OF SOCCER STANDINGS: Saturday's kickoff will be immediately preceded by a battle between these two schools that could decide home field advantage in the ODAC women's soccer standings. First place Randolph-Macon hosts Bridgewater at 11 a.m., and the Eagles can guarantee themselves no worse than a tie for first if they win their remaining three league games. Both teams are currently regionally-ranked in both the United Soccer Coaches and NCAA polls. NEXT TIME OUT: Bridgewater is back home for Family Weekend on Oct. 27 against Shenandoah. It will be a busy weekend of home events as women's soccer hosts Virginia Wesleyan at 2 p.m. And volleyball faces EMU (Friday at 7 PM), St.

Mary's (Saturday at 11 a.m.) and Lebanon Valley (Saturday, 3 p.m.) in Nininger Gym. There is the possibility of a home ODAC playoff game for men's soccer that weekend as well.