PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Interstat) — Bryant will visit Brown on Saturday for an NCAA Football Championship Division game at Brown Stadium. The Bulldogs are 4-1. The Bears are 1-2.

Bryant has won two straight games. The Bulldogs beat North Carolina A&T 31-30 in their most recent game. Quarterback Brennan Myer completed 21 of 31 passes for 215 yards and one touchdown and ran nine times for 34 yards. Running back OJ Ross had 11 carries for 36 yards. Bryant also has defeated Princeton 21-14, Hampton 31-3 and Stonehill 24-6 this season. The Bulldogs lost at Army 59-3.

Myer is the player to watch for Bryant. In the win over North Carolina A&T, he threw for 215 yards and one touchdown and ran for 34 yards. Against Princeton, he completed 14 of 20 passes for 140 yards and one touchdown and ran seven times for 17 yards. He has completed 35 of 51 passes for 355 yards over those two games.

Brown will be the home team. The Bears are looking for their second win. Brown lost 13-10 at Rhode Island in its most recent game. Quarterback James Murphy completed 21 of 37 passes for 271 yards. Matt Childs ran 13 times for 37 yards, caught six passes for 64 yards and returned one kickoff for 18 yards. Qwentin Brown ran three times for 3 yards and scored one touchdown. Brown also lost to Harvard 14-10 and beat New Haven 17-10 this season.

Murphy is the player to watch for Brown. He passed for 271 yards against Rhode Island, 121 yards against Harvard and 343 yards against New Haven. Over those three games, he completed 65 of 99 passes for 735 yards. Murphy has been a central part of the Bears’ offense.

The game is set for Brown Stadium in Providence, R.I. Bryant is the visiting team. Brown is the home team. The matchup is part of the NCAA Football Championship Division. Bryant enters with a 4-1 record. Brown enters with a 1-2 record. Bryant has won games against North Carolina A&T, Princeton, Hampton and Stonehill and lost to Army. Brown has beaten New Haven and lost to Rhode Island and Harvard. The Bulldogs and Bears will meet on Saturday.

Bryant’s four wins have come against North Carolina A&T, Princeton, Hampton and Stonehill. Brown’s lone win came against New Haven. After Saturday, Bryant is scheduled to play Maine, Stony Brook, Monmouth, Albany, Sacred Heart and Rhode Island. Brown is scheduled to face Princeton, Cornell, Penn, Yale, Columbia and Dartmouth.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Brown 39, Bryant 29.