GAME INFORMATION
Series: (MU leads 57-27-3)
First Meeting: 1903 (MU 16, KU 0)
Last Meeting: 2013 (KU 45, MU 9)
Last MU Win: 2009 (MU 41, KU 35)
Radio: KUR
Talent: Matt Santos
Stats, Audio & Video: KUBears.com
 
BEAR BITES
• Anthony Kelly (Pottsville, Pa./Pottsville Area) leads the PSAC and is second in Division II with eight touchdown catches.
• KU set records for points scored and margin of victory in a 74-0 win over Cheyney.
• Chad Barton (Hollidaysburg, Pa./Hollidaysburg) has a 15-1 TD/INT ratio (leads PSAC) & 1,304 passing yards (2nd - PSAC).
• Terry Williams (West Orange, N.J./Cosby) ran for 180 yards and 4 TDs last week.
• KU has won the last four games over Millersville by an average of 36 points.
• Saturday marks KU's 800th all-time game. It won its 350th all-time game last week.
• KU will name its stadium in honor of alumnus Andre Reed '05 on Oct. 18.
 
SERIES HISTORY: Saturday marks the 88th meeting between the Golden Bears and the Marauders, dating back to 1903. Kutztown has won the last four matchups by an average margin of victory of 36 points. Despite its recent struggles against the Golden Bears, Millersville holds a 57-27-3 advantage in the head-to-head series.
 
BROADCAST INFORMATION: On the road in 2014, KU football will be broadcast online through, "The Radio Voice of Kutztown University, KUR." Matt Santos, Kutztown University's director of university relations who has covered Golden Bear Football since coming to KU in 1992, will have the call at Kutztown's six road games in 2014. The pregame show will start 10 minutes prior to kickoff. Fans can listen to KU on KUR:
• On-campus at 1670 AM
• Locally on Service Electric or Hometown Utilicom Channels 24, 28, 99, or 266.
• Online around the world streaming at www.Kutztown.edu/KUR
• On smart phones by downloading the "Tune-In" app and searching for Kutztown
• And on ANY phone, cell or landline, simply by dialing (610)-465-7860.
 
IN HONOR OF ANDRE: Kutztown University's stadium, currently known as University Field, will be named in honor of Golden Bear alumnus and Pro Football Hall of Famer Andre Reed '05 at a ceremony at the facility on Oct. 18. The Kutztown University Council of Trustees approved the name Andre Reed Stadium at its Sept. 18 meeting. In honor of its 78-year history, the field at the facility will retain the name University Field, and will be referred to officially as University Field at Andre Reed Stadium.
 
HISTORICAL NIGHT: In last week's 74-0 win over Cheyney, the Golden Bears set the school-record for points scored in a game early in the fourth quarter, breaking the previous record of 67 from 1991 against Bloomsburg that stood for 23 years. The 74-point victory broke a 65-year school-record of 58 from a 58-0 victory over Trenton State in 1949.
 
THE BARTON BUNCH: Chad Barton (Hollidaysburg, Pa./Hollidaysburg) has thrown a PSAC-leading 15 touchdowns, tied for second in Division II, with just one interception. He is one of two quarterbacks in the PSAC (Matt Soltes - ESU) and three in the country with 15 or more TD passes. His 109 completions and 178 attempts also lead the PSAC, and he is second with 1,304 passing yards.
 
DEFENSIVE DOMINANCE: Kutztown dominated the stat sheet  vs. Cheyney with advantages in first downs (32-3), total yards (572-47) and yards-per-play (6.7-1.0). Kutztown scored nine touchdowns, kicked three field goals, and scored a safety on the night. Defensively, Cheyney's 47 total yards marked the lowest for the Kutztown defense since 1998, when it allowed 93 to East Stroudsburg.
 
BURST ON THE SCENE: Last week against Cheyney, junior Terry Williams (West Orange, N.J./Cosby) ran for four touchdowns and 180 yards, 166 in the second half. His four touchdowns were the most by a KU back since Stephen Gammage ran for a school-record five touchdowns in 2002 against Cheyney. Williams' 180 yards came on 25 carries and were the most yards for a KU back since C. Wortham ran for 186 against Millersville in 2012.
 
PROTECT THE QUARTERBACK: Last week against Cheyney, the Kutztown offensive line did not allow a sack for the first time since 2012 against Cheyney.
 
ICE THAT ARM: R-Jr. QB Chad Barton (Hollidaysburg, Pa./Hollidaysburg) has thrown 178 passes this season, the most in the PSAC and 18 more than any other quarterback in the league. He is also fourth in Division II at 27.25 completions per game. In his first career start, Barton set the school-record with 64 pass attempts vs. Slippery Rock. The previous record of 63 attempts was held by Kevin Morton from 2012 against Shippensburg.
 
PROMISING RIGHT FOOT: Freshman kicker Alec Rosenfeld (Bensalem, Pa./Bensalem) shined when called upon last week. Not only did not make all nine of his extra-point attempts, he made all three of his field goal attempts, including a career-best 44-yarder. It was the first three field goal game for a Golden Bear since Matt Dineen kicked three against C.W. Post in 2010. In the past 17 years, only one player has kicked a field goal 44 yards or longer (Matt Dineen vs. Cheyney in 2009). The school-record is 48 yards from 1994 and 1989.
 
EARLY LEAD: Kutztown has led at halftime in every game this season.
 
QUITE THE START: R-Jr. WR Anthony Kelly (Pottsville, Pa./Pottsville Area) has caught a PSAC-leading eight touchdown passes for second in Division II behind New Mexico Highlands' Tyler Slavin's nine. Kelly is quickly moving his way up the KU career leaderboard with 14 touchdown catches for 12th all-time.
 
ENGLISH 101: Senior English Peay (Philadelphia, Pa./George Washington) is a four-year starter at cornerback and has been Kutztown's No. 1 option for much of his career. He was an All-PSAC cornerback in 2012 and has recorded 194 career tackles and five interceptions. He hopes to be the 18th player in program history to record 200 career tackles, including fellow senior Sam Dougan (Secane, Pa./Ridley) (228).
 
TURNOVER MARGIN: Kutztown is second in the PSAC and Division II with a +2.75 turnover margin. Bloomsburg leads Division II at +3. KU has forced 14 turnovers and has lost three.
 
4TH-DOWN DEFENSE: Kutztown opponents are 0-for-4 on fourth-down conversions. It is the only team in the PSAC and one of five in Division II that have not allowed a successful fourth-down conversion attempt.
 
RAPID FIRE: Kutztown has run an average of 83.5 plays-per-game this season, the third-most in the PSAC. Slippery Rock is first at 90.25, followed by Shippensburg at 88.25. KU ran a season-high 91 plays against Slippery Rock and 89 vs. Indiana (PA). The most it ran last season was 89 (Clarion) and it ran more than 90 only one time in 2012 (91 vs. Saint Anselm). The school-record is believed to be 98 in 2007 against Southern Connecticut State.
 
100-CATCH CLUB: Kodi Reed (Hanover, Pa./Delone Catholic) ranks 10th in school history 110 career catches. He is one of 12 players in school history with 100 career catches. Brett Fox (Laureldale, Pa./Muhlenburg) has 93 catches as both players are chasing KU Hall of Famer Mark Steinmeyer's school-record 200 from 1988-91.
 
MULTIPLE PICKOFFS: Tyler Pratt (Northumberland, Pa./Shikellamy) and Drake Brumfield (Marietta, Pa./Donegal) each have two interceptions this season. They are two of 10 players in the PSAC with two or more interceptions.
 
HAPPY 99TH BIRTHDAY: 2014 kicks off the 99th season of Kutztown University football. Beginning in 1895, Kutztown's all-time record in 799 games stands at 350-426-23 (.452).
 
PSAC PRESEASON POLL: The Golden Bears were right in the middle of the pack, slotted fifth of eight teams in the Eastern Division.
 
Eastern Division
1. West Chester (7)
2. East Stroudsburg (1)
3. Bloomsburg
4. Shippensburg
5. Kutztown
6. Lock Haven
7. Millersville
8. Cheyney
 
Western Division
1. IUP (5)
2. California (3)
3. Slippery Rock
4. Mercyhurst
5. Gannon
6. Edinboro
7. Clarion
8. Seton Hill