Despite a few standout offensive performances last weekend, the University of New Hampshire Wildcats came up short in the final non-conference game of their season, falling to Harvard in their first meeting since 1939.

The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for UNH, which now will close its season with seven consecutive Coastal Athletic Association games. 

The Wildcats finished in the middle of the CAA pack last year at 4-4, but they started off conference play this season with a win over newcomer Bryant on Sept. 21 (38-17).

The next step toward regaining the conference title they shared in 2022 will be for the Wildcats (3-2, 1-0) to go on the road and handle Elon (1-4, 0-1).

The two will meet at Elon’s Rhodes Stadium in Elon, North Carolina, on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. ET, live on FloFootball. 

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In the 28-23 road loss to Harvard last Saturday, New Hampshire quarterback Seth Morgan threw for 267 yards and two touchdowns, which included completing his first 17 passes on the way to a season-best 34-for-47 performance.

Graduate receiver Logan Tomlinson was his top target, catching a career-high 10 passes for 105 yards and a touchdown, while junior kicker Nick Mazzie booted a career-best 52-yard field goal, the longest by a UNH kicker since 2009. Mazzie’s 3-for-3 effort earned him CAA Football Special Teams Player of the Week honors.

In the end, though, Harvard escaped with the win and stopped the Wildcats’ momentum with the heart of conference play on the horizon. It was the eighth meeting between the two schools and the first since 1939. The original decade-long series began in 1929, with Harvard now winning all eight contests.

Despite the loss, New Hampshire maintained a spot in the FCS Coaches Poll, falling from No. 16 to No. 22.

Five CAA teams are ranked in the latest poll – Villanova (No. 5), Richmond (No. 17), William & Mary (No. 18), Rhode Island (No. 21) and New Hampshire, with Stony Brook and Monmouth also receiving votes.

Elon has suffered three consecutive losses, all at home, including a 27-17 loss to Richmond on Sept. 28 to kick off CAA play. 

After a week off, the Phoenix will now open their home to the Wildcats for the first of seven more CAA games. 

Last year, Elon was 6-2 in conference games and 6-5 overall. 

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Latest Division I FCS Rankings 

AFCA FCS Coaches Poll For Week 7

1. South Dakota St. (4-1) - Prev. 1
2. North Dakota St. (5-1) - Prev. 2
3. Montana St. (6-0) - Prev. 3
4. South Dakota (4-1) - Prev.4 
5. Villanova (5-1) - Prev. 5
6. UC Davis (5-1) - Prev. 8
7. Mercer (5-0) - Prev. 11
8. Idaho (4-2) - Prev. 12
9. Southeast Missouri St. (5-1) - Prev. 13
10. North Dakota (4-2) - Prev. 6
11. Tarleton St. (5-1) - Prev. 14
12. ACU (4-2) - Prev. 17
13. Central Arkansas (4-2) - Prev. 7
14. Montana (4-2) - Prev. 9
15. UIW (3-2) - Prev. 15
16. Illinois St. (4-2) - Prev. 19
17. Richmond (4-2) - Prev. 21
18. William & Mary (4-2) - Prev. 10
19. Florida A&M (3-2) - Prev. 22
20. Sacramento St. (2-3) - Prev. 20
21. Rhode Island (4-1) - Prev. 25
22. New Hampshire (3-2) - Prev. 16
23. Weber St. (3-3) - Prev. NR
24. North Carolina Central (4-2) - Prev. NR
25. Missouri St. (3-2) - Prev. NR

Dropped Out: Northern Iowa (18), Southern Illinois (23), McNeese (24)

Others Receiving Votes: Lafayette, 49; Northern Iowa, 47; Dartmouth, 32; McNeese, 31; Butler, 27; Jackson St., 27; Duquesne, 24; Stony Brook, 21; Harvard, 15; Chattanooga, 14; Lamar, 10; Monmouth (N.J.), 10; Southern Illinois, 9; Western Carolina, 6; East Tennessee St., 5; Columbia, 4; Nicholls, 4; Northern Arizona, 4; Davidson, 1; Drake, 1.

Results For The FCS Top 25 In Week 6

• No 1. South Dakota St. 41, Northern Iowa 3
• No. 2 North Dakota St. 41, North Dakota 17
• No. 3 Montana St. 55, Northern Colorado 17
• No. 4 South Dakota 59, Murray State 0
• No. 5 Villanova 42, Stony Brook 24
• No. 6 North Dakota 17, North Dakota St. 41
• No. 7 Central Arkansas 34, ACU 41
• No. 8 UC Davis 27, Portland State 26
• No. 9 Montana 48, Weber State 55
• No. 10 William & Mary 27, Towson 34
• No. 11 Mercer, Bye Week
• No. 12 Idaho 23, Northern Arizona 17
• No. 13 Southeast Missouri St. 38, Eastern Illinois 27
• No. 14 Tarleton State 38, Southern Utah 37
• No. 15 UIW 56, Prarie View A&M 28
• No. 16 New Hampshire 23, Harvard 28
• No. 17 ACU 41, Central Arkansas 34
• No. 18 Northern Iowa 3, South Dakota St. 41
• No. 19 Illinois State 45, Southern Illinois 10
• No. 20 Sacramento State, Bye Week
• No. 21 Richmond 20, North Carolina A&T 17
• No. 22 Florida A&M 28, Alabama State 13
• No. 23 Southern Illinois 10, Illinois State 45
• No. 24 McNeese 22, Houston Christian 43
• No. 25 Rhode Island 46, Hampton 44

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Saturday, October 12

All Times Eastern

• Brown Vs. Rhode Island, 1 p.m.
• Maine Vs. Delaware, 1 p.m.
• New Hampshire Vs. Elon, 2 p.m.
• Chapman Vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, 4 p.m.
• Cal Lutheran Vs. La Verne, 8 p.m.
• Redlands Vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 10 p.m.

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