SAN DIEGO – San Diego will look to extend its 22-game PFL winning streak when it travels to Morehead State on Saturday at 9 a.m. PT.
 
The Toreros (2-2, 1-0 PFL) are 11-0 against the Eagles (1-3, 0-1 PFL) all-time.
 
The game will be available to watch for a fee via ESPN+ and live statistics will be available via USDToreros.com.
 
LAST TIME OUT
• Anthony Lawrence threw for 425 yards and tied his career-high of four touchdown passes to lead San Diego to a dominating, 49-10, victory against Stetson. 

• Lawrence finished the day 27-of-32 for 425 yards with four touchdown passes, one rushing touchdown and a career-high 450 yards of total offense. His 27 completions are also a career high.
 
• Lawrence moved into second place in Torero all-time passing yards with 9,772, passing Josh Johnson (2004-07) who had 9,699.
 
• Michael Bandy was Lawrence's primary target for the second game in a row. Bandy pulled down eight catches for 135 yards and two touchdowns.
 
• Michael Armstead contributed a career-high four catches and 77 yards, while Christian Brooks and Dalton Kincaid caught a touchdown apiece. It was the second touchdown of the season for Kincaid and the first for Brooks.
 
• Terrence Smith did a majority of the damage in the run game with seven rushes for 83 yards and two touchdowns. He averaged 11.7 yards per carry.
 
• The Toreros (2-2, 1-0 PFL) defense was excellent and limited the Hatters (3-1, 1-1 PFL) to 339 total yards, including just 89 on the ground. Kama Kamaka led the stout defensive effort with a team-high 11 tackles, including one for a five-yard loss. Aaron Laut and Connor Spencer added a pair of tackles for loss each.
 
ALL-TIME SERIES AGAINST MOREHEAD STATE
• USD is 11-0 all-time against Morehead State and won last year's meeting, 56-27. The Toreros have outscored the Eagles by at least 21 points in each of the past three meetings.
 
LOOKING AHEAD
• The Toreros will play host to Dayton at 2 p.m. as part of Homecoming weekend. A tailgate in Fowler Park will precede the game.
 
LAWRENCE NAMED WILLIAM V. CAMPBELL TROPHY SEMIFINALIST
• Anthony Lawrence was named a William V. Campbell Trophy Semifinalist as announced by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. The award recognizes an individual as the absolute best football scholar-athlete in the nation.
 
LAWRENCE AT QUARTERBACK
• Anthony Lawrence has continued his consistent play at quarterback this season. The four-year starter is 95-of-152 for 1,251 yards with eight touchdowns and four interceptions on the season. He has also rushed for a pair of touchdowns.
 
LAWRENCE APPROACHES ALL-TIME RECORDS
• Lawrence ranks among the top quarterbacks in Torero history in the following career categories.
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Passing Yards – 2nd, 9,772                    Mason Mills (2010-13) – 11,104
Passing Attempts – 2nd, 1,185              Mason Mills (2010-13) - 1,338 
Passing Completions – 2nd, 774            Josh Johnson (2004-07) - 887
Completion Percentage – 3rd, .653       Mason Mills (2010-13) - .664
Efficiency Rating – 3rd, 157.6                Eric Rasmussen (2000-03) – 160.1
Touchdown Passes – 3rd, 89                 Mason Mills (2010-13) - 95
Total Offense – 3rd, 9,793                    Mason Mills (2010-13) - 10,976
 
DEEP THREATS
• Michael Bandy leads the Toreros with 31 catches for 525 yards and five touchdowns. He's averaging nearly 17 yards per catch. Alex Spadone has eight catches for 120 yards and is averaging 15.00 yards per catch, while Christian Brooks is second on the team with 14 catches for 138 yards (9.9 yards per catch).
 
SHUT DOWN DEFENSE
• KJ Mahoney and Kama Kamaka have led the Toreros defensive effort with 26 tackles apiece. Kamaka is second on the team with 4.5 tackles for loss, accounting for 18 yards.
 
• Connor Spencer has spent the most time in the backfield for the Toreros, racking up 6.0 tackles for loss.
 
• David Tolbert has been solid at shutting down opposing team's passing attack and has a team-high six pass break-ups. 
 
LINDSEY RETURNS TO HOME STATE OF KENTUCKY
• Toreros head coach, Dale Lindsey, returns to his home state of Kentucky where he grew up. Lindsey attended high school and played football at Bowling Green High School. He attended Western Kentucky and played football with the Hilltoppers before beginning his career with the Cleveland Browns. 

TOREROS IN 2018
• USD is in its 56th season of play, and 26th season as a member of the Pioneer Football League in 2018. The Toreros own the second-most PFL titles with nine (Dayton leads with 12) and have won six of the past seven PFL championships (2017, 2016, 2015c, 2014, 2012c, 2011c) and nine overall when adding in titles from 2007c, 2006, 2005.
 
• The Toreros had a stellar 2017 season that included the team's sixth Pioneer Football League title in the past seventh year and a trip to the FCS Playoff second round for the second consecutive season.
 
COACH LINDSEY IN HIS SIXTH SEASON
• Since the 2013 season under head coach Dale Lindsey, the Toreros are 29-2 overall in home games at Torero Stadium, including a perfect 5-0 mark in 2017. Lindsey has yet to drop a home PFL contest in the past four seasons (21-0 record).
 
TEAM CAPTAINS
• Daniel Cooney (OL), Anthony Lawrence (QB) and Marcus Vaivao (LB) were selected as the team captains for 2018.