SAN DIEGO – No. 25 San Diego will play host to Davidson on Saturday at 12 p.m. (PT) at Walter J. Zable Field at Torero Stadium in the Brian Fogarty PFL Classic.

The Toreros (3-0, 2-0 PFL) will face off with the Wildcats (3-1, 2-0 PFL) as the two top teams in the PFL. USD tied the FCS record for consecutive conference wins earlier this season (39 games, Duquesne, 1999-06) and will look to stand alone with a win on Saturday.

A free live stream will be available with Jack Cronin on the call and live statistics will be available via USDToreros.com.
 
BRIAN FOGARTY PFL CLASSIC
• Saturday's game will be the fourth annual Brian Fogarty PFL Classic, honoring USD's former head football coach and development member who spent over 34 years with the Toreros.
 
•  Fogarty became USD's ninth head coach in 1983 and stayed in that role for 13 seasons. Following the 1995 season he stepped away as the program's all-time winningest coach with 71 career victories before moving into athletics development.
 
•  Fogarty strung together eight straight winning seasons between 1986 and 1994, and during a four-year run beginning in 1989 compiled a 28-9 record. In 1993 he guided the Toreros into the Pioneer Football League – the nation's only non-scholarship, football-only NCAA Football Championship Subdivision conference.
 
• Along with over 21 years of service in athletics development, Fogarty served the university and athletic department with distinction. He made a positive impact on thousands of USD student-athletes, staff members, alumni and friends.
 
LAST TIME OUT
• San Diego got its third win of the season with a 24-21 victory over Presbyterian on Saturday morning in Clinton, S.C.
 
• The Toreros recorded 355 total yards (273 passing, 82 rushing) with 16 first downs and controlled 35:00 of game clock.
 
•  Mason Randall finished 23-of-34 for 273 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions.
 
•  Michael Carner collected nine passes for 107 yards and one touchdown, while Derek Kline added four catches for 58 yards and one touchdown.
 
•  Emilio Martinez led the way on the ground with 22 carries for 82 yards and added six catches for 47 yards to finish with 129 yards.
 
•  Kama Kamaka led the defense with eight tackles (six solo), including one tackle for a loss of two yards. Kyle Bilchik also finished with eight takles (four solo) and Amir Wallace added six tackles (three solo) and a forced fumble returned for a 23 yard touchdown.
 
•  Chris Reese also had a key interception to set up a score right before the halftime break, adding a half sack and a hurry to earn PFL Co-Defensive Player of the Week.
 
ALL-TIME SERIES AGAINST DAVIDSON
• Saturday will be the 16th meeting between the Toreros and the Wildcats. USD leads the all-time series 13-2 and has won the last eight matchups.
 
• Last season the Toreros won a 37-17 contest inn Davidson, N.C. USD finished the day with 469 total yards of offense (358 passing, 111 rushing) compared to 312 for the Wildcats.

LOOKING AHEAD
• San Diego will remain home for its final game in Torero Stadium this spring, when it plays host to Stetson on Saturday, April 10 at 1 p.m. (PT).
 
THE STREAK
• The Toreros have won 39 consecutive conference games, the longest active streak in all of Division I (FCS and FBS).

• With the win on March 20 against Butler, USD's 39-game conference winning streak tied the longest in FCS history and is third-longest in Division I. 

• On Saturday, it will have been 2,002 days since USD lost a conference game. The last time USD fell in a PFL game was at Dayton on October 10, 2015.

• Since 2014, USD has won 47 of its last 48 PFL games (.979 winning pct. over that stretch).

Longest Conference Winning Streaks in Division I History (FBS and FCS)
Oklahoma, 44 games (1952-59)
Nebraska, 40 games (1992-98)
San Diego, 39 games (2015-current) & Duquesne, 39 games (1999-06)
Jacksonville State, 36 games (2013-18)
Oklahoma, 31 games (1984-88) & Boise State, 31 games (2001-05)

Longest Conference Winning Streaks in FCS History
San Diego, 39 games (2015-current) - PFL & Duquesne, 39 games (1999-06) - MAAC
Jacksonville State, 36 games (2013-18) - OVC
Grambling State, 26 games (2005-17) - SWAC; Eastern Kentucky, 26 games (1992-95) - OVC; Appalachian State, 26 games (2007-10) - Southern
Montana, 25 games (1999-02) - Big Sky
South Carolina State, 21 games (2007-10) - MEAC
James Madison, 20 games (2014-18) - CAA & Penn, 20 games (2001-04) - Ivy

Longest Active Conference Winning Streaks in Division I (FBS and FCS)
San Diego, 39 games (2015-current) – PFL
Ohio State, 19 games (2018-current) – Big Ten
 

REESE EARNS PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS
• Defensive end Chris Reese was named the Pioneer Football League (PFL) Co-Defensive Player of the Week for week three. The redshirt senior from Littleton, Colo., had a pivotal first-half interception in USD's 24-21 victory over Presbyterian on Saturday afternoon.
 
• With USD leading 10-7, Reese picked off Blue Hose quarterback Brandon Thompson on the Presbyterian 34-yard-line. After a four-yard return, Reese set up the Toreros in excellent field position with 25 seconds remaining in the half. USD would go on to score and take a 17-7 lead into the halftime break in a tight battle with PC. Reese finished the day with three tackles, including two solo stops, a half sack and also added a hurry in the contest.
 
TOREROS IN THE NCAA
• Several Toreros rank among the top in the country in multiple categories.

Category	National Ranking	Value	Player
Completion Percentage (76 ranked)	1	0.740	Mason Randall
Kickoff Returns (72 ranked)	1	38.0	Hunter Nichols
Sacks (168 ranked)	10	1.00	Kevin Glajchen
Yards Per Pass Attempt (127 ranked)	13	8.09	Mason Randall
Receptions Per Game (193 ranked)	14	7.0	Michael Carner
Passing Yards Per Game (135 ranked)	14	269.7	Mason Randall
Passes Defended (44 ranked)	15	1.7	Zamir Wallace
Passing Efficiency (76 ranked)	17	145.2	Mason Randall
Total Offense (200 ranked)	17	269.0	Mason Randall
Receiving Yards Per Game (199 ranked)	23	85.0	Michael Carner
Receiving Yards Per Game (199 ranked)	34	75.0	Derek Kline
Field Goal Percentage (62 ranked)	36	0.714	Brandon Eickert
Combined Kick Returns (199 ranked)	40	152	Hunter Nichols

 
AS A TEAM IN THE NCAA
• USD ranks among the nation's best as a team in the following categories:

­­Category	National Ranking	Value
Completion Percentage (95 ranked)	1	0.740
Time of Possession (95 ranked)	1	38:35
Kickoff Returns (94 ranked)	1	33.60
Blocked Punts (4 ranked)	1	4
3rd Down Conversion Pct Defense (95 ranked)	4	0.250
Sacks Allowed (95 ranked)	5	0.67
Blocked Kicks (21 ranked)	6	3
Total Defense (95 ranked)	7	237.3
Rushing Defense (95 ranked)	9	58.3
First Downs Defense (95 ranked)	12	31
Scoring Defense (95 ranked)	12	14.7
Passing Offense (95 ranked)	17	269.7
Team Passing Efficiency Defense (95 ranked)	17	103.81
Team Passing Efficiency (95 ranked)	22	145.16

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2021 SPRING FOOTBALL
• USD begins its 58th season of play this spring, and 28th season as a member of the Pioneer Football League during the 2020-21 academic year. The Toreros own the second-most PFL titles with 11 (Dayton leads with 12) and have won eight of the last nine PFL championships (2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015c, 2014, 2012c, 2011c) and 11 overall when adding in titles from 2007c, 2006 and 2005.
 
• USD has made four consecutive trips to the FCS Playoffs and twice advanced to the second round. The Toreros are the only non-scholarship program in FCS history to earn wins in the postseason tournament.
 
COACH LINDSEY BEGINS EIGHTH SEASON
• Head coach Dale Lindsey enters his eighth season at the helm of USD. The three-time PFL Coach of the Year and four-time national coach of the year finalist has 66 wins in his head coaching career as well as a 56-3 record in conference play.
 
TEAM CAPTAINS
DJ Wright (OL) and Kyle Bilchik (LB) were selected as the team captains for 2020-21.

UNIQUE SPRING
• The spring 2021 season marks the 28th year for the Pioneer Football League – the nation's only non-scholarship, football-only NCAA Football Championship Subdivision conference. The league will feature seven league members and Presbyterian, which joins the PFL as part of a scheduling agreement for the spring 2021 schedule, each playing three home and three away contests. Individual members may schedule nonconference games prior to the league's March 13-April 17 window.
 
• The Division I Football Championship will feature 16 teams, with the bracket announced Sunday, April 18, and the championship game, May 16 in Frisco, Texas. The spring 2021 field includes automatic bids from 11 FCS conferences, including the PFL, and five at-large selections.
 
FANS IN TORERO STADIUM
• USD Athletics is excited to welcome back limited spectators for home events. No tickets are available for the general public. Click here for more information regarding our 2021 spring season fan policy.
 
• Fans can tune in to cheer on the Toreros via live stream on the WCC Network and live statistics coverage on USDToreros.com.