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University of New Hampshire Athletics
Saturday, November 19
Orono, Maine
1 PM
University of New Hampshire
at
University of Maine
Battle for the Brice-Cowell Musket at Maine (Nov. 19)
11/16/2016 11:42:00 AM | Football
New Hampshire (6-4, 5-2 CAA) at Maine (6-4, 5-2 CAA)
Saturday, Nov. 19 • 1 pm •
Alfond Stadium • Orono, Maine
Television: none
Video • Audio • Stats
QUICK HITTERS
New Hampshire enters Saturday's regular-season finale with a 6-4 overall record that includes 5-2 in the CAA and 3-2 on the road (3-0 in conference road games).
Last weekend, the Wildcats scored the first 22 points of the game but also surrendered the last 22 points in a 36-25 loss to Albany at Wildcat Stadium.
UNH has recorded seven or more wins 12 consecutive years; the stretch began in 2004 (10-3) and includes six double-digit win seasons with a program-record 12 in 2014.
Maine with a 6-4 overall record that includes 5-2 in the CAA and 2-2 at home (1-2 in conference home games). After opening the year with three consecutive losses, the Black Bears reeled off five straight wins before falling to 10th-ranked Villanova. They rebounded for a 27-21 victory at Stony Brook last weekend.
New Hampshire has a 53-43-8 lifetime record against Maine in the program's longest running rivalry. The Wildcats have won six straight and 13 of the last 14 meetings spanning the 2003-1015 seasons. Prior to that, Maine won five straight from 1998-2002.
In the Sean McDonnell era, UNH has a 13-5 record against Maine.
The Brice-Cowell Musket, named after former Maine coach Fred Brice and UNH coach William Cowell, was originally presented to the winner of the regular-season matchup in the late 1940s.
UNH leads the FCS in defensive touchdowns with six (four pick-sixes and two fumble returns).
Eighteenth-year head coach Sean McDonnell recorded his 89th career victory in CAA conference play Oct. 29 against nationally-ranked Stony Brook to climb into a tie for No. 5 with former Delaware coach Tubby Raymond. Former Maine coach Jack Cosgrove is No. 4 at 90. McDonnell's predecessor, Bill Bowes, is No. 3 at 97 career conference wins.
Saturday, Nov. 19 • 1 pm •
Alfond Stadium • Orono, Maine
Television: none
Video • Audio • Stats
QUICK HITTERS
New Hampshire enters Saturday's regular-season finale with a 6-4 overall record that includes 5-2 in the CAA and 3-2 on the road (3-0 in conference road games).
Last weekend, the Wildcats scored the first 22 points of the game but also surrendered the last 22 points in a 36-25 loss to Albany at Wildcat Stadium.
UNH has recorded seven or more wins 12 consecutive years; the stretch began in 2004 (10-3) and includes six double-digit win seasons with a program-record 12 in 2014.
Maine with a 6-4 overall record that includes 5-2 in the CAA and 2-2 at home (1-2 in conference home games). After opening the year with three consecutive losses, the Black Bears reeled off five straight wins before falling to 10th-ranked Villanova. They rebounded for a 27-21 victory at Stony Brook last weekend.
New Hampshire has a 53-43-8 lifetime record against Maine in the program's longest running rivalry. The Wildcats have won six straight and 13 of the last 14 meetings spanning the 2003-1015 seasons. Prior to that, Maine won five straight from 1998-2002.
In the Sean McDonnell era, UNH has a 13-5 record against Maine.
The Brice-Cowell Musket, named after former Maine coach Fred Brice and UNH coach William Cowell, was originally presented to the winner of the regular-season matchup in the late 1940s.
UNH leads the FCS in defensive touchdowns with six (four pick-sixes and two fumble returns).
Eighteenth-year head coach Sean McDonnell recorded his 89th career victory in CAA conference play Oct. 29 against nationally-ranked Stony Brook to climb into a tie for No. 5 with former Delaware coach Tubby Raymond. Former Maine coach Jack Cosgrove is No. 4 at 90. McDonnell's predecessor, Bill Bowes, is No. 3 at 97 career conference wins.
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