DAYTON -- The University of Dayton football team will stay on the road for the second consecutive game when the Flyers visit the Drake Bulldogs.  

UD is 2-2 and 1-1 in the Pioneer Football League after last week's 42-35 overtime loss at Morehead State.  Drake is 2-3, and 1-1 in the PFL after a 6-3 win at Butler last week.

Both of the Flyer wins this season have come at home, while the losses have come on the road.

Dayton quarterback Jack Cook is currently tied with Kevin Hoyng for the most passing touchdowns in a career at Dayton (59).

DT Mike Stodola leads the PFL in sacks (1.33 per game).  Brandon Easterling leads the league in punt returns (16.6 yards per return).

Saturday's game will feature the two runners with the most carries in the PFL -- UD's Jake Chisholm (79) and DU's Cross Robinson (71).

GOOD NEWS WORTH REPEATING
The Flyers entered the season with the fifth-best winning percentage (.733, 162-59) in FCS football since 2000 AND have produced the most football Academic All-Americans (34) at any level of competition in the same time frame.  The top five in winning percentage are North Dakota State (.801), Harvard (.7538), Montana (.7537), San Diego (.741) and Dayton (.733). 

STREAKING
UD has not been shut out in a school-record 491 straight games, the best such active string in all of college football. The last team to shut out the Flyers was Marshall, 9-0, on Oct. 16, 1976. That is also the all-time FCS record.

PFL POWER
• The Pioneer Football League is in its 29th season.  The original (and now the only) Division I strictly need-based football league began with charter members Butler, Dayton, Drake, Evansville, San Diego and Valparaiso.  
• UD's 125-43 record is the best in PFL history. 
• The Flyers' 12 league championships are more than any other PFL team.  San Diego has 11.

THE MAN AT THE TOP
• Rick Chamberlin is now in his 13th season in charge of Flyer football. His record is 95-43.
• He is third all-time in wins at UD, behind two College Football Hall of Fame members-- Mike Kelly (246 wins) and Harry Baujan (124).
• After coaching the Flyers to the FCS playoffs in 2015, Chamberlin was named the 2015 AFCA District Coach of the Year and the PFL Coach of the Year.  He was the school's first AFCA District Coach of the Year, and his PFL honor was the ninth for a Dayton coach.
• Chamberlin is also in his 47th season as part of the Flyer football program.  A Flyer All-American linebacker in his playing days, he has been a part of 389 of UD's 689 wins – 26 as a player, 268 as an assistant coach, and 95 as a head coach.  He has also been a part of 508 of UD's 1,091 games. 
• The Springfield, Ohio native is the 23rd head football coach since the program began in 1905. He is the first of the 11 modern era coaches to have lettered for the Flyers, and the second to be a graduate of the University of Dayton (Pete Ankney was the first alum when he coached in 1963 and 1964).
• Chamberlin, 63, had been on the Flyer coaching staff for 31 seasons before being named head coach. First as linebackers coach and then as defensive coordinator, Chamberlin helped mold the Dayton D's reputation for its preparation and execution.
• A four-year letterwinner (1975-78) for the Flyers, Chamberlin is the Flyer career record holder in tackles with 419.
• He was named to the Football Coaches Association Small College All-America team as a senior. Chamberlin was the third Dayton player to be named a First Team All-American, but the first defensive player.  He joined the UD Athletic Hall of Fame in 1989.

THE MAN AT THE TOP IN THE PFL
• Rick Chamberlin is the winningest coach in Pioneer Football League history, with 71 wins. 
• No other PFL coach has 60 league wins. 

UP NEXT
•    UD's next game is at home on Saturday, Oct. 16 against Marist.  Please note that the Marist game time has been moved to 12 Noon ET.  
•    It will be UD's annual Alumni Game.  All football alums have been invited back for the game, with the guests of honor being the 1980 NCAA Division III national championship team, and the 1991 NCAA Division III national runners-up.