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2026 Campbell vs UAlbany

Ava's Witchy Watch Guide: Spooky CAA And Lycoming Record Watch

Ava's Witchy Watch Guide: Spooky CAA And Lycoming Record Watch

Halloween is headlined by Campbell's first-ever ranked matchup against UAlbany. Lycoming fights for the Landmark championship, led by a father-and-son duo.

Oct 30, 2026 by Ava Curry
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Monmouth vs. UAlbany Football Highlights | 2026 CAA Football6:02

Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, which means there’s football to watch while the costumes come together and before trick-or-treating begins. 

FloCollege has a full slate, including a ranked CAA matchup between Campbell and UAlbany and a Landmark Conference showdown between Lycoming and Susquehanna.

Here are five games to watch on Oct. 31.

UPCOMING

2026 Campbell vs UAlbany

Tomorrow · 4:00 PM UTC

WATCH

Campbell vs. UAlbany - 12:00 p.m. ET

Campbell has been ranked in the FCS Top 25 for five straight weeks and reached a program-best No. 12 after beating Maine 35-6. The Camels are 4-0 in the CAA and sit atop the conference.

UAlbany is 3-1 in conference play and entered the FCS rankings at No. 25 after beating Rhode Island. Saturday will be the first matchup between two ranked teams for the programs.

Both teams finished 2-10 overall in 2025. Now they’re in the conference race. A Campbell win would keep the Camels alone atop the standings; a UAlbany win would give both teams one conference loss.

Lycoming vs. Susquehanna - 1:00 p.m. ET

Susquehanna has won every Landmark Conference game since the conference began sponsoring football in 2023, claiming the title in each of the past three seasons. Lycoming, meanwhile, leads the conference this year under head coach Mike Clark.

Clark, a Lycoming graduate, is one win away from his 100th victory as the Warriors’ head coach. He’ll have a chance to reach the milestone alongside his son, Brendan, who returned to Lycoming for his graduate season.

A win would also give Lycoming its first Landmark title and hand Susquehanna its first conference loss. It won’t be easy: Susquehanna is 6-1 and ranked No. 15, while both teams have dominated their Landmark opponents so far.

Towson vs. Hampton - 1:00 p.m. ET

Towson and Hampton are both winless in CAA play. Towson is also 0-8 overall, but the record doesn’t show how close some of its recent games have been. Over the last four weeks, the Tigers have lost by an average of 4.25 points, including narrow defeats to Campbell, Delaware State, Stony Brook and Monmouth.

I’ll take Towson to get its first win. The Tigers have been competitive against strong opponents, while Hampton hasn’t matched those performances against the same teams.

Bryant vs. Monmouth - 1:00 p.m. ET

Bryant entered Week 8 among the CAA’s undefeated teams but lost to Stony Brook. The Bulldogs are now 3-1 in conference play, tied with UAlbany.

Monmouth is 5-0 in the CAA and remains in control of the conference race, with Campbell just behind at 4-0. The Hawks have never won a CAA title since joining the conference in 2022. They were picked second in the preseason poll and have a chance to keep building toward a title run, with their game against Campbell still ahead on Nov. 21.

Pace vs. Bentley - 12:00 p.m. ET

Pace kept its conference record perfect with a dramatic win over Franklin Pierce. Down five with 2:07 remaining, the Setters put together an 83-yard drive capped by a 10-yard touchdown.

Bentley, the defending NE10 champion, is 2-2 in conference play. Its two losses came against Franklin Pierce and Assumption, while its wins came against Saint Anselm and Southern Connecticut.

Bentley leads the NE10 in rushing and passing yards, averaging 170.7 and 247 per game, respectively. Pace brings a strong defense, allowing 283.9 yards per game and an average of 12 points in conference play.

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