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Saturday, September 21
Durham, N.H.
6 PM
University of New Hampshire
vs
Rhode Island
Photo by: Greg Greene
Home Opener vs. URI (Sept. 21; 6 PM, NECN) Is Youth Sports Night
9/18/2019 6:00:00 PM | Football
Rhode Island (0-2, 0-1 CAA) at UNH (0-2, 0-0 CAA)
Saturday, Sept. 21 -- 6 p.m., NECN (New England Cable News)
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Wildcat Stadium -- Durham, N.H.
Saturday, Sept. 21 -- 6 p.m., NECN (New England Cable News)
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Wildcat Stadium -- Durham, N.H.
Game Links: Tickets | Listen | Watch (Flo) | Live Stats • Official Game Program
UNH Links: News | Roster | Schedule | Stats | Notes (PDF)
URI Links: News | Roster | Schedule | Stats | Notes (PDF)
UNH Links: News | Roster | Schedule | Stats | Notes (PDF)
URI Links: News | Roster | Schedule | Stats | Notes (PDF)
WATCH
•Preview Video with Natalie Noury
•Interim Head Coach Ricky Santos Weekly Press Conference
•DE Brian Carter at Weekly Press Conference
•OL Matt Mascia at Weekly Press Conference
LISTEN
•Coach Ricky Santos on CAA Weekly Teleconference
•URI Coach Jim Fleming on CAA Weekly Teleconference
READ
• UNH Game Notes
• URI Game Notes
• CAA Notes
• FCS Insider
• UNH Insider
GAME PROMOTIONS: Youth Sports Night
• Presented by Core Power
• Free Wildcat "Be the Roar" bucket hat to the first 2,000 fans
• Halftime kids' parade
• Postgame autographs
NEXT HOME GAME
On Saturday, Sept. 28, the highlight of Family Weekend is the UNH/Duquesne football game (1 p.m., NBC Sports Boston), complete with a special ticket package that includes a pregame all-you-can-eat Family Day BBQ in the Touchdown Tents end zone-seating area. Hot dogs for $1 will be available for all fans during the game. The first 500 UNH students in attendance will get an exclusive Wildcats t-shirt, courtesy of The Cottages of Durham. • Get Tickets Here •
QUICK HITTERS
The biggest news out of Durham prior to UNH's first game of the season was the announcement that 21st-year head coach Sean McDonnell took an indefinite leave of absence for health-related reasons on Aug. 26.
Ricky Santos, who rejoined the UNH staff in March as associate head coach and quarterbacks coach, was named interim head coach Aug. 26. Santos spent the past three seasons (2016-18) as the QB coach at Columbia University. From 2013-15, Santos coached UNH's wide receivers.
New Hampshire and Rhode Island will clash on the football field for the 93rd time this Saturday to mark the second-longest rivalry in UNH history.
UNH holds a 59-28-5 series edge against URI. The Rams ended a stretch of seven consecutive losses to the Wildcats with last year's 24-21 victory at Meade Stadium.
UNH has won eight consecutive matchups vs. URI in Durham. The last time the Rams returned to Rhode Island with a win against the Wildcats was Sept. 16, 1995 (10-7).
New Hampshire has a 13-5 lifetime record at Wildcat Stadium and that includes 3-3 a year ago and 8-4 in CAA conference games (1-0 vs. Rhode Island). Since 2008, UNH has a 55-10 home record (.846 win percentage) that includes 37-7 (.841) against CAA conference teams.
UNH won 13 consecutive home openers spanning the 2005-17 seasons, but that streak ended in 2018 when Colgate University recorded a 10-3 win at Wildcat Stadium last September (Sept. 8).
Max Brosmer, who played the second half in UNH's Sept. 7 season-opener at College of the Holy Cross, became the first true freshman quarterback to start a game in program history when he took the field Sept. 14 at Florida International.
Brosmer and redshirt freshman Dylan Laube connected for an 86-yard touchdown last week at Florida International. It is UNH's longest pass play since the longest pass play in program history: Oct. 24, 1998 (90 yards; Tim Cramsey to Jermaine Washington vs. William & Mary).
On the national leaderboard, redshirt freshman Dylan Laube ranks No. 3 in yards per reception (32.25) and 27th in all-purpose yards (129.50 per game). Sophomore safety Pop Bush is No. 3 in solo tackles (8.0 per game) and senior linebacker Cameron Brusko is No. 7 in that stat at 7.0 per game.
Ricky Santos, who rejoined the UNH staff in March as associate head coach and quarterbacks coach, was named interim head coach Aug. 26. Santos spent the past three seasons (2016-18) as the QB coach at Columbia University. From 2013-15, Santos coached UNH's wide receivers.
New Hampshire and Rhode Island will clash on the football field for the 93rd time this Saturday to mark the second-longest rivalry in UNH history.
UNH holds a 59-28-5 series edge against URI. The Rams ended a stretch of seven consecutive losses to the Wildcats with last year's 24-21 victory at Meade Stadium.
UNH has won eight consecutive matchups vs. URI in Durham. The last time the Rams returned to Rhode Island with a win against the Wildcats was Sept. 16, 1995 (10-7).
New Hampshire has a 13-5 lifetime record at Wildcat Stadium and that includes 3-3 a year ago and 8-4 in CAA conference games (1-0 vs. Rhode Island). Since 2008, UNH has a 55-10 home record (.846 win percentage) that includes 37-7 (.841) against CAA conference teams.
UNH won 13 consecutive home openers spanning the 2005-17 seasons, but that streak ended in 2018 when Colgate University recorded a 10-3 win at Wildcat Stadium last September (Sept. 8).
Max Brosmer, who played the second half in UNH's Sept. 7 season-opener at College of the Holy Cross, became the first true freshman quarterback to start a game in program history when he took the field Sept. 14 at Florida International.
Brosmer and redshirt freshman Dylan Laube connected for an 86-yard touchdown last week at Florida International. It is UNH's longest pass play since the longest pass play in program history: Oct. 24, 1998 (90 yards; Tim Cramsey to Jermaine Washington vs. William & Mary).
On the national leaderboard, redshirt freshman Dylan Laube ranks No. 3 in yards per reception (32.25) and 27th in all-purpose yards (129.50 per game). Sophomore safety Pop Bush is No. 3 in solo tackles (8.0 per game) and senior linebacker Cameron Brusko is No. 7 in that stat at 7.0 per game.
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