GAME NOTES
Lincoln (2-0) vs. Alderson Broaddus (2-0)
Date: September 19, 2015
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Facility: LU Stadium
Media: N/A
Live Feed: www.lulions.com/livestream
Live Stats: http://www.sidearmstats.com/lincoln/football/
 
SERIES/LAST MEETING: This will be the first ever meeting between Lincoln and Alderson Broaddus.
 
LIONS AT HOME: The Lions last won at home in their 2014 season opener against Cheyney 30-18. Lincoln has a 6-27 home record since football returned in 2008.
 
BOX TO ROW NAMES SCOTT NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Stephen Scott (Baltimore, MD/Bethel College) has been named  BOXTOROW National Player of the Week. Scott, a junior from Baltimore, Md., carried the ball 50 times for 282 yards and two touchdowns in the Lions 28-17 victory over North Carolina Wesleyan.
 
SCOTT EARNS SECOND CONSECUTIVE OFFENSIVE BACK OF THE WEEK HONORS; BURRELL NAMED OFFENSIVE LINEMAN: Last week's CIAA Offensive back of the Week, rushed for a career-high 282 total yards, on an amazing 50 carries, finishing with a pair of touchdowns in a 28-17 road win for the Lions against NC Wesleyan. Scott scored both of his touchdowns in the second half rallying the Lions in a come-from-behind victory. His 282 total yards is the most all-purpose yards gained by a Lion along with his 50 carries which is the most all-purpose attempts. This was Scott's fifth time rushing for over 100 yards in the blue and orange and his first time ever reaching 200 yards or more. Burrell led the Lions blocking attack that helped set several single-game rushing records in their win against NC Wesleyan. The Lions offense scored the most rushing touchdowns (4), had the most carries (63), and most net yards rushing (283) in program history.
 
SCOTT LEADS CIAA IN RUSHING AFTER WEEK TWO: Stephen Scott (Baltimore, MD/Bethel College) ranks first amongst the CIAA in rushes (81), yardage (461), yards per game (230.5), and rushing touchdowns (5).
 
LU LEADS CIAA IN SEVERAL CATEGORIES: Lincoln leads the CIAA in third down conversions (16-33), rushing touchdowns (7), and rushing attempts (108). The Lions rank second in passing yards per completion (16.1), rushing yards (484), fourth down % (67%), red zone % (86%), and time of possession (34:28).