For the third consecutive season, New Hampshire triumphed against UAlbany, though their 2024 matchup was lopsided from the start and ended with a 31-14 victory for the Wildcats.

New Hampshire (5-4, 3-2) scored twice in the opening quarter and built a 24-0 halftime lead to put the game away early at Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium in Albany, New York.

The Wildcats opened the scoring with an 86-yard strike from senior quarterback Seth Morgan to junior wide receiver Caleb Burke on their second play of the game. After a short pass, Burke was able to break free down the left sideline.

The New Hampshire ariel attack continued through the first half, with Morgan completing 9 of 14 passes for 172 yards and two scores. In the game, Morgan was 13 for 20 for 208 yards and three touchdowns.

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The Wildcats’ first-half barrage included some help from graduate safety Wande Owens, who intercepted a pass from UAlbany quarterback Myles Burkett and returned it 50 yards for a UNH touchdown.

Junior kicker Nick Mazzie also got in on the balanced attack for the Wildcats, connecting for a 40-yard field goal to give the Wildcats their halftime advantage.

After the explosive first half, both teams were silent when play resumed, and the third quarter sped by without another point on the board.

UAlbany (3-6, 1-4) eventually put some pressure on New Hampshire in the final quarter, with backup quarterback Trey Lindsey orchestrating a 15-play 88-yard scoring drive that ended with Lindsey punching it in from a yard out. A successful two-point conversion narrowed the deficit to 24-8 with less than 10 minutes to play.

Morgan and the Wildcats answered quickly, driving 70 yards and putting the game out of reach with a 3-yard touchdown toss from Morgan to sophomore tight end Colby Ramshaw.

Lindsey entered the game at the end of the second half after starter Myles Burkett limped off the field following a sack and a lost fumble.

Burkett was 7 for 13 for 47 yards. Along with the fumble, he also was sacked twice and threw the game’s lone interception. 

Lindsay was 11 of 23 for 117 yards and a 7-yard fourth-quarter touchdown toss to graduate running back Faysal Aden. Lindsay also led the UAlbany rushing effort with 58 yards and the score on 10 carries.

Offensively, the teams were relatively even in the game, but New Hampshire was able to take advantage of the UAlbany mistakes after breaking things open with the huge first score.

New Hampshire ran 51 plays for 297 yards (208 passing, 89 rushing), while UAlbany had 65 plays for 251 yards (164 passing, 87 rushing).

Up next for the Great Danes is a visit to Stony Brook next Saturday, while New Hampshire returns home to host Monmouth. 

If you missed any of the action, scroll down to see how it all unfolded.

Final Stats From 2024 New Hampshire-UAlbany Football Meeting

Game Concludes, New Hampshire Defeats UAlbany Football 31-14

The clock winds down, and New Hampshire celebrates a third consecutive win over UAlbany.

The Wildcats improve to 5-4 overall and 3-2 in CAA play, while UAlbany slips to 3-6 and 1-4.

UAlbany Adds Late Score Against New Hampshire, Wildcats Lead 31-14

With just over a minute to play in the contest, Lindsey connects with Aden for a 7-yard touchdown, bringing the score to 31-14.

Graduate kicker John Opalko misses the extra-point attempt.

UNH leads 31-14 with about a minute to play.

New Hampshire Answers Against UAlbany, Wildcats Lead 31-8

Morgan connects with sophomore tight end Colby Ramshaw for a 3-yard score to put UNH ahead 30-8.

Mazzie adds the extra point to make it 31-8 with less than three minutes left to play.

Watch UAlbany Trying To Chip Away At UNH Lead

Backup quarterback Trey Lindsey gets the score for the Great Danes.

Trey powers it in himself 💪#UAUKNOW pic.twitter.com/RkftOzBqxI

— UAlbany Football (@UAlbanyFootball) November 2, 2024

Great Danes Get On The Board Against New Hampshire

Lindsey scores on a 1-yard quarterback sneak to bring the score to 24-6.

UAlbany goes for two after the touchdown, with Lindsey pitching it to graduate running back Faysal Aden for the extra points. 

The drive is 15 plays for 88 yards.

New Hampshire leads 24-8 with less than 10 minutes to play.

UAlbany Nearly Scores

Lindsey connects with Burti for 16 yards, but he can't get in.

It'll be first and goal at the 1-yard line for the Great Danes.

UAlbany Is In The Red Zone

It's first and 10 at the 17 for UAlbany after a pass interference call against New Hampshire.

Silent Third Quarter Comes To A Close In New Hampshire-UAlbany Game, UNH Leads 24-0

The uneventful third quarter ends in New Hampshire-UAlbany matchup.

The score remains 24-0 in favor of the New Hampshire Wildcats.

UAlbany has the ball at its own 12-yard line.

UAlbany QB Myles Burkett Does Not Return For Second Half

With no explanation yet, it's graduate quarterback Trey Lindsey starting the second half for UAlbany.

Speculation is an injury to starter Myles Burkett, but it has not been confirmed.

Second Half Underway In Albany, New York, New Hampshire Leads 24-0

The second half is underway, with New Hampshire getting the back to start things off.

The Wildcats' drive starts at their own 7-yard line after a penalty on the kickoff. It's first and 19 to start the third quarter. 

First-Half Stats From UNH Vs. UAlbany Football Game

First Half Comes To An End In New Hampshire-UAlbany 2024 Football Meeting

The New Hampshire Wildcats lead the UAlbany Great Danes 24-0 at halftime.

New Quarterback In For UAlbany Against New Hampshire

After the fumble on the last drive, Burkett limped off the field. The Great Danes now have the ball back, but it's graduate quarterback Trey Lindsey taking the snaps.

Lindsey provides a spark by faking a handoff on a third-down play and running for 24 yards to give UAlbany a first down and some momentum with less than four minutes remaining in the half.

Chaotic Few Minutes End With New Hampshire Field Goal, Wildcats Lead UAlbany 24-0

After a chaotic back and forth, UNH is back on the board. Mazzie connects for a 40-yard field to increase the New Hampshire lead to 24-0.

UAlbany Fumbles, New Hampshire Recovers

On UAlbany's second play after the big defensive stop, Burkett fumbles as he's being taken down by graduate defensive tackle Jacoby Sherard. 

The Wildcats recover the fumble and get the ball back at the UAlbany 35-yard line.

UAlbany Defense Stops New Hampshire On Fourth-Down Attempt

New Hampshire goes for it on fourth and 1 at the UAlbany 36, but the Great Danes get the stop and take over.

There's just under six minutes left in the first half. UNH leads 21-0.

Check Out The Morgan-To-Tomlinson TD Pass For New Hampshire

New Hampshire is rolling against UAlbany!

𝗥𝘂𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝗶𝗲𝗹𝗱: The Cats are COOKING 🍳#CAAFB | @CAAFootball | @UNH_Football pic.twitter.com/o5ZYXCsOq2

— FloFootball (@FloFootball) November 2, 2024

New Hampshire Wastes No Time Adding To Lead Early In Second Quarter Vs. UAlbany

Graduate wide receiver, 6-foot-3 Logan Tomlinson, teams with Morgan for a 12-yard score to kick off the second quarter against UAlbany. It's Tomlinson's seventh touchdown in 2024.

UNH leads 21-0 after the extra point from Mazzie.

Morgan is 5 of 6 for 139 yards and two scores.

Second Quarter Underway In UNH-UAlbany Football Game

The second quarter has begun in the New Hampshire-UAlbany battle. 

New Hampshire leads 14-0 and is looking to win the matchup for the third consecutive year.

Did You Miss The UNH Interception At UAlbany? Here It Is!

Watch UNH's Wande Owens run it back from midfield.

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New Hampshire's Wande Owens returns an interception for a 50-yard pick 6.#CAAFB | @CAAFootball | @UNH_Football pic.twitter.com/1xnjxChG9k

— FloFootball (@FloFootball) November 2, 2024

Pick 6 For New Hampshire! Wildcats Lead UAlbany 14-0

UAlbany quarterback Myles Burkett is picked off by graduate safety Wande Owens, who returns it 50 yards for another New Hampshire score.

Wande is leading tackler for UNH with more than 70 on the year

The pass was intended for sophomore wide receiver Caden Burti.

 Mazzie adds the extra point for a 14-0 New Hampshire lead.

Watch New Hampshire's Opening Score Against UAlbany

Senior quarterback Seth Morgan and the UNH offense coming in hot on the road at UAlbany

Wildcats coming in HOT 🔥

Seth Morgan connects with Caleb Burke for an 89-yard New Hampshire touchdown.#CAAFB | @CAAFootball | @UNH_Football pic.twitter.com/YmCWS03PV7

— FloFootball (@FloFootball) November 2, 2024

Senior Quarterback Seth Morgan Back Under Center For New Hampshire, Wildcats Score

After missing last week's game against Villanova, Morgan is back at quarterback for New Hampshire.

On the second play of their first drive, Morgan connects with junior wide receiver Caleb Burke for an 86-yard score down the left sideline. After a short pass, Burke turned on the jets to make the score 6-0.

Junior kicker Nick Mazzie adds the extra point for a 7-0 New Hampshire lead.

UAlbany Opening Drive Ends In A Punt

The Great Danes are off to a slow start at home, with their first drive ending with a punt.

The opening drive was six plays for 27 yards.

And....We're Underway For New Hampshire At UAlbany Football

New Hampshire wins the coin toss and defers to the second half.

The Wildcats will kick off to UAlbany to start the contest. 

It's the 13th meeting between the two schools, going back to 2008, with UNH holding a 7-5 advantage in the series. They've met annually since UAlbany joined CAA Football in 2013.

When Is The New Hampshire Vs. UAlbany Football Game?

The New Hampshire Wildcats will take on the UAlbany Great Danes at Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium, on Saturday, Nov. 2 at 1 p.m. Eastern/Noon Central.

How To Watch The UNH Vs. UAlbany Football Game

Football action is streaming live on FloFootball and the FloSports app, including the New Hampshire vs. UAlbany football game during Week 10 of the 2024 college football season.

Replays and postgame highlights also will be available on both platforms. 

Starting Lineups Have Been Posted For UAlbany!

Check out the starting offense and defense for the UAlbany Great Danes, who will be hosting New Hampshire.

Our PINK @CDPHP Starters are locked in 🔒#UAUKNOW pic.twitter.com/ZtxNnDAUyM

— UAlbany Football (@UAlbanyFootball) November 2, 2024

New Hampshire Football Fast Fact

Last week, against perennial powerhouse Villanova, UNH sophomore quarterback Barry Kleinpeter earned the first start of his career, completing 14 of 22 passes for 125 yards. He also rushed 19 times for 42 net yards on the ground.

Who will be getting the start against UAlbany, Kleinpeter or will Seth Morgan be back in action?

UAlbany Football Fast Fact

Did you know?

After the best season in UAlbany football history - the Great Danes were 11-4 overall, 7-1 in the CAA and the third sport (field hockey, men's lacrosse) to ever reach the NCAA Division I national semifinals - head coach Greg Gattuso was named the American Football Coaches Association FCS Coach of the Year.

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About New Hampshire Football

Last week, New Hampshire was on the receiving end as the Villanova defense unleashed all of the frustration that came with a shocking 35-7 loss to Maine the week before. The loss saw the Wildcats give up 21 first-quarter points and plummet in the rankings.

UNH was held to 254 yards of total offense, despite running almost 20 more plays than Villanova, which also struggled on the way to a 257-yard day. 

New Hampshire never found the end zone, settling for just a pair of field goals on the day. 

Through eight games, the Wildcats rank 13th in the CAA with 20.3 points per game, but they’re also keeping their opponents from scoring much, as they are fifth in the conference, allowing just 22.3 ppg. 

Offensively, UNH is 15th in total offense (300.6) and last among the 16 CAA teams in rushing yards per game (83.3). 

As the main quarterback for New Hampshire, senior Seth Morgan is having a solid year. He’s second in the conference touchdowns thrown (15), fourth in completions (143), completion percentage (66.5) and yards per game (210.1) and sixth in passing yards (1,471).

The UNH passing game is seventh in the CAA this year, averaging 217.3 yards per game. 

The New Hampshire defense is tied for second in the CAA with 22 sacks, led by Josiah Silver, who leads the conference with 9.5. He also owns a conference-best 15 tackles for loss. Those marks are second and third, respectively, among all FCS teams.

How To Watch New Hampshire Football Games In 2024

Coastal Athletic Association Football and UNH football home games will stream live on FloFootball and the FloSports app.

Game replays, highlights and breaking news will be posted on both platforms.

Josiah Silver Among Nation’s Best Defensively

Senior defensive end Josiah Silver is putting New Hampshire and the CAA on the national map this year as the anchor of the UNH defense.

Josiah Silver leads the nation in sacks and ranks third in tackles for loss.#CAT25TRONG #BeTheRoar pic.twitter.com/f5LWnp3th4

— New Hampshire Football (@UNH_Football) October 31, 2024

About UAlbany Football

The 2024 UAlbany football season started under a cloud of sadness, as former standout AJ Simon died in April at age 25. He’d spent the previous two seasons with the Great Danes and was a huge part of their playoff run last season. 

The first-team All-CAA selection was preparing for the 2024 NFL Draft. 

Each week during the 2024 campaign, UAlbany is honoring Simon’s memory by picking one defensive player each game to wear Simon’s No. 8. The choice is based on who best exemplifies Simon’s work ethic and preparation during the week of practices. 

Freshman defensive back Erv Wiggins Jr. will wear No. 8 against New Hampshire.

This year, the UAlbany defense is giving up 28.8 points and 363.9 yards per game, with both ranking in the bottom half of the CAA. 

One bright spot is senior linebacker Dontae Lunan, who is first in the CAA and among the top 10 nationally with 81 total tackles this year. His 10.1 tackles per game also leads the CAA.

Offensively, UAlbany is 11th in the conference in total offense (331.8) and 14th with 19.6 points per game

Quarterback Myles Burkett does rank second in the CAA with 1,793 total yards and third with 224.1 yards passing per contest. 

How To Watch UAlbany Football Games In 2024

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Game replays, highlights and breaking news will be posted on both platforms.

Freshman Receives Special Honor For UAlbany-New Hampshire Game

Freshman Erv Wiggins Jr. will wear No. 8 against New Hampshire in honor of former UAlbany standout AJ Simon, who died in April.

The rookie gets the highest honor we can give 🤝@ErvinWiggins2 will wear #8 this weekend against UNH 🎱#UAUKNOW #PlayLikeAJ pic.twitter.com/zvzKmwee2d

— UAlbany Football (@UAlbanyFootball) October 31, 2024

New Hampshire Football Schedule 2024

All times Eastern

• Aug. 29: UCF 57, New Hampshire 3 (L)
• Sept. 7: New Hampshire 21, Holy Cross 20 (W)
• Sept. 14: New Hampshire 45, Stonehill 6 (W)
• Sept. 21: New Hampshire 38, Bryant 17 (W)
• Oct. 4: Harvard 28, New Hampshire 23 (L)
• Oct. 12: New Hampshire 17, Elon 10 (W)
• Oct. 19: Rhode Island 26, New Hampshire 9 (L)
• Oct. 26: Villanova 14, New Hampshire 6 (L)
• Nov. 2: New Hampshire at UAlbany, 1 p.m. (FloSports)
• Nov. 9: Monmouth at New Hampshire, 1 p.m. (FloSports)
• Nov. 16: Stony Brook at New Hampshire, 1 p.m. (FloSports)
• Nov. 23: New Hampshire at Maine, 1 p.m. (FloSports)

UAlbany Football Schedule 2024

All times Eastern

• Aug. 31: UAlbany 27, Long Island 21 (W)
• Sept.7: West Virginia 49, UAlbany 14 (L)
• Sept. 14: Idaho 41, UAlbany 13 (L)
• Sept. 28: Maine 34, UAlbany 20 (L)
• Oct. 5: UAlbany 31, Cornell 10 (W)
• Oct. 12: UAlbany 24, Bryant 17 (W)
• Oct. 19: Elon 30, UAlbany 14 (L)
• Oct. 26: Delaware 28, UAlbany 14 (L)
• Nov. 2: New Hampshire at UAlbany, 1 p.m. (FloSports)
• Nov. 9: UAlbany at Stony Brook, 1 p.m. (FloSports)
• Nov. 16: UAlbany at Rhode Island, 1 p.m. (FloSports)
• Nov. 26: Hampton at UAlbany, 1 p.m. (FloSports)

New Hampshire Football Roster For 2024

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UAlbany Football Roster For 2024

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Saturday, Nov. 2

All Times Eastern

• William & Mary at North Carolina A&T, 1 p.m.
• Villanova at Hampton, 1 p.m.
• New Hampshire at UAlbany, 1 p.m.
• Monmouth at Rhode Island, 1 p.m.
• Stony Brook at Bryant, 1 p.m.
• Towson at Richmond, 2 p.m.
• Campbell at Elon, 2 p.m.
• Maine at Oklahoma, 2:30 p.m.

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AFCA FCS Coaches Poll 2024 For Week 10

As of Oct. 28

1. North Dakota St. (24) 8-1
2. Montana St. (2) 8-0
3. South Dakota St. 6-2
4. UC Davis 7-1
5. South Dakota 6-2
6. Southeast Missouri St. 8-1
7. Tarleton St. 7-1
8. Montana 6-2
9. Central Arkansas 6-2
10. UIW 6-2
11. Idaho 6-3
12. Richmond 6-2
13. Villanova 6-2
14. Rhode Island 7-1
15. North Dakota 5-3
16. Mercer 7-1
17. Missouri St. 6-2
18. ACU 5-3
19. Illinois St. 5-3
20. North Carolina Central 6-2
21. Dartmouth 6-0
22. Jackson St. 6-2
23. Stony Brook 6-2
24. William & Mary 5-3
25. Chattanooga 5-3

Dropped Out: None

Others Receiving Votes: Duquesne, 34; UT Martin, 31; East Tennessee St., 29; Tennessee St., 20; Florida A&M, 5; Lamar, 4; Butler, 3; Drake, 3; Robert Morris, 3; Northern Arizona, 2; Harvard, 1; Stephen F. Austin, 1.

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When Do The 2024 FCS College Football Playoffs Start?

The FCS playoffs begin Nov. 30, 2024.

The 2024 Division I FCS College Football Championship game will be played on Jan. 6, 2025, at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas.

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