EDINBORO, Pa. -- The Edinboro football team returns to Sox Harrison Stadium on Saturday to host Gannon at noon in PSAC West action.

SERIES HISTORY
Edinboro leads 10-8
Last Edinboro Win: Oct. 25, 2025, 41-20
Last Gannon Win: Oct. 26, 2024, 25-21
Largest Margin of Victory: Sept. 24, 2011, 27-0
Largest Margin of Victory Gannon: Oct. 16, 2014, 52-7

LAST TIME OUT EDINBORO
The Scots are coming off a 42-35 victory on the road at Lock Haven. Evan Zankl returned a punt 85-yards for a score while also catching two passes for 33 yards. Nico Marchitelli was 16-of-20 for 220 yards and three touchdowns. His favorite target was Jeremiah Neeley with six grabs for 109 yards and two touchdowns. Shamarr Joppy led the defense with 19 tackles and one pass breakup. 

LAST TIME OUT GANNON
The Golden Knights are now 0-7 overall and 0-4 in conference play after a 21-17 loss to Seton Hill. Gannon led 17-14 after three, but the Griffins scored early in the fourth and held on for the win. NaSean Hill led the Gannon offense with 74 yards on the ground. Makei Thompson scored a defensive touchdown for Gannon with a 52-yard interception return.

HONOR ROLL
Edinboro added two more PSAC West Player of the Weeks to the roll in Week 7. Zankl was the Special Teams Player of the Week after an 85-yard punt return touchdown against Lock Haven. Joppy was the Defensive Player of the Week with his impressive 19 tackles and a pass breakup.
Baker earned the PSAC West Special Teams Player of the Week after hitting a 51-yard field goal as time expired to send the Scots to overtime with No. 9 IUP on Saturday. It was the longest field goal by an Edinboro kicker since 2000. It was the fourth longest field goal in Edinboro history.
Montrice Webster added his name to the PSAC West Player of the Week list for his performance against Bloomsburg in Week 2. He made seven total tackles, four solo, three for a loss and forced a fumble that set up the only touchdown of the game.
Ty Reali was named the PSAC West Defensive Player of the Week in Week 1. He led the Scots with 12 total tackles and seven of them being solo. He also stopped an Ohio Dominican drive with an interception at the Scot 3-yard line. The pick set up the Scots 13-play, 95-yard game-tying touchdown drive.

FIRST TIME IN A LONG TIME
Zankl's punt return was the first by a Fighting Scot since the Ta'Nauz Gregory in 2016.

CONFERENCE LEADER
Jeremiah Neeley leads PSAC in receiving yards averaging 91.0 yards per game the 20th best mark in Division II. His 637 yards also leads the conference and is 18th in the nation. He has caught seven touchdown passes the second-best mark in the PSAC.

INSIDE EDINBORO FOOTBALL
Nate Ewell joins the show as the Featured Fighting Scot.