Over-the-Air TV Stations
Where and How to Watch the Patriot League Network
 
HAMILTON – Saturday's Colgate-Lehigh football matchup is part of the Patriot League's 22-game package of over-the-air televised games that can be seen nationally through the conference's partnership with Stadium.
 
In addition to its usual placement on the Patriot League Network, Saturday's game also can be watched via the @WatchStadium Twitter feed and on a variety of television stations nationally.
 
The listing of channels carrying Saturday's Stadium broadcast is available HERE.
 
Matt Martucci has the play-by-play call, with Andy Gresh providing the analysis.
 
Bellwether Game
Starting in 1997 when the Raiders captured their first conference crown, the winner of the Colgate-Lehigh game has gone on to claim the Patriot League title 15 times in those 20 years (Lehigh 8, Colgate 7). Each team added won one championship when not winning this game: Lehigh in 1999 shared the title with Colgate, and Colgate in 2005 shared it with Lafayette despite the loss to the Mountain Hawks.
 
The Raiders lead the back-and-forth series against Lehigh by a 29-24-2 margin, but the teams have split the last 10 meetings. Colgate is 18-9 all-time against Lehigh in Hamilton.
 
'Gate Clips
Alec Wisniewski recorded his third interception of the season last Saturday at Cornell. It was one of four by the Colgate secondary in that game, with Abu Daramy-Swaray, Ben Hunt IV and Jordan Jefferson all nabbing the first picks of their careers … Colgate's linebacking corps is picking up the slack for the injured T.J. Holl. Trent Williams returned to game action last Saturday after a two-game injury absence and recorded a season-high nine tackles. Sophomore linebacker Nick Ioanilli, a recent addition to the starting lineup, has contributed career-high tackle totals the last two games. He posted eight against Furman and then nine at Cornell, including his first collegiate sack. Dillon DeIuliis saw his first game action of the season and recorded a career-high five tackles … Thomas Ives returned to prominence after being sidelined for basically three games because of injury. Ives led a balanced receiving corps in the win over Cornell with four catches for 35 yards and his first touchdown of the season. Owen Rockett continues to lead in all three receiving categories with 17 catches for 199 yards and two touchdowns. His 17 receptions already are a personal season high (14 for 238 last year) … Alex Mathews led the Raiders in rushing for the second straight game with 78 yards at Cornell. Malik Twyman posted season highs with 13 carries for 48 yards and accounted for 35 of the 50 yards on Colgate's clinching drive, including the 7-yard TD reception … Head coach Dan Hunt owns a 13-5 Patriot League record for his first three seasons leading the Raiders, including a perfect 6-0 mark and conference championship in 2015. The Raiders that season won twice in the NCAA playoffs on the road and reached the quarterfinal round for the second time in program history (2003 national runner-up). Hunt's overall coaching record is 21-20. He spent 19 years as a Raiders assistant coach before succeeding Dick Biddle as head coach after the 2013 campaign.