CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – A top-20 matchup is on tap for Saturday afternoon as the 20th-ranked Campbellsville football team host's ninth-ranked Georgetown College for Homecoming from Citizens Bank at Finley Stadium with the opening kick at 2:01 p.m. ET.
 
Kickoff on Saturday is set for 2:01 p.m. ET in honor of the late Ron Finley who would give his players a time that they would remember. Coach Finley – who coached the Tiger football program from 1987 until 2002 – was a stickler for the motto "if you are early, you are on time and if you are on time, you are late."
 
Fans can tune into the game on WLCU-TV (Comcast Channel 10), the CU Sports Network and 88.7 The Tigers. Coverage beings at 1:30 p.m. ET with The Tiger Tailgate Show.
 
This is the first time in 28 matchups that both teams enter the matchup without a loss. Each previous meeting had one team with at least one loss on the year.
 
Campbellsville moved to 6-0 on the season after picking up a 52-7 victory over Ave Maria University on the road. In the game, Hunter Brown threw for 323 yards and four touchdowns in two and half quarters of action. Keanu Young made seven grabs for 93 yards and a pair of touchdowns to pace the offensive attack.
 
On defense, the Tigers only allowed 163 total yards including just 11 yards on the ground. BJ Pelt recorded his NAIA leading sixth interception last week against the Gyrenes and he returned it 75 yards for a touchdown.
 
During the first six games of the season, Campbellsville has compiled the top passing attack in the nation with 371.5 passing yards per game this season. Brown also leads the NAIA with 352.2 passing yards per game as an individual. Young leads the Campbellsville wide receiving core with 45 catches for 527 yards and six touchdown catches.
 
Wade Holtsclaw leads the Campbellsville ground game with 397 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. His 54 points is the best on the team, followed by Bradley Bates with 52 points this season.
 
Justin Manning is the top tackler on the team and in the conference with 11.5 tackles per game, which is second best in the nation. Along with six interceptions this season, Pelt also ranks fourth in the nation with two passes defended per game.
 
Georgetown defeated Kentucky Christian University in its last game, 59-0, to push its record to 6-0. Georgetown racked up 401 rushing yards in the game led by Jordan Bond with 125 yards on 12 touches.
 
On the season, Georgetown has boasted one of the top defenses in the nation ranking fourth in total defense (269.7), rushing defense (83.8) and scoring defense (16.0). Georgetown was allowed opponents to gain just 84 first downs this season and the opposition has converted just 17.6 percent of fourth downs – both rank second in the NAIA.
 
The Georgetown offense has scored 37.8 points per game led by Riley Hall and Daric Pugh. Hall has 1,227 passing yards this season and 10 touchdowns, while Pugh has rushed for 441 yards and eight touchdowns.
 
All-time, Georgetown leads Campbellsville in the series, 22-5. In games played in Campbellsville, Georgetown has won nine of the first 13 meetings. Saturday's matchup is the first contest between the two programs since 2014.
 
During the 2014 matchup, Campbellsville upset a third-ranked Georgetown squad during Campbellsville's 2014 Homecoming, 28-24. In the game, Georgetown outgained Campbellsville, 476-387, but Campbellsville used a pair of 50+ yard touchdown plays completing the upset.
 
In Homecoming games, Campbellsville is 15-14 all-time and has won four of its last five Homecoming contests. Before falling in a shootout, 59-53, to Bethel University during last year's Homecoming, Campbellsville won four-straight Homecoming games from 2012 to 2015.
 
Opening kick for Homecoming on Saturday is set for 2:01 p.m. ET from Citizens Bank Field at Finley Stadium.
 
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