BUIES CREEK, N.C. (Interstat) — Towson will visit Campbell on Saturday in an NCAA Football Championship Division game at Barker-Lane Stadium. The Tigers are 0-7 this season, while the Fightin Camels are 5-1.

Campbell has won five of its first six games and has won three straight. The Fightin Camels defeated North Carolina Central 38-31 in their most recent game. Kamden Sixkiller is the player to watch for Campbell. The quarterback passed for 226 yards and one touchdown and ran for another score against North Carolina Central. He passed for 308 yards and five touchdowns in a 44-20 win at Hampton and threw for 341 yards and four touchdowns in a 42-14 win over North Carolina A&T. Sixkiller has thrown 10 touchdown passes over his last three games. JJ Cowan ran 14 times for 139 yards and a touchdown and added one reception for 25 yards against North Carolina Central. De’Von Thomas ran 10 times for 89 yards and two touchdowns in that game.

Campbell’s only loss this season was a 52-3 setback at Florida. The Fightin Camels also beat Hampton 44-20, North Carolina A&T 42-14, Western Carolina 28-19 and East Tennessee State 49-37. They are set to visit Maine next, followed by a trip to Albany, a home game against Stony Brook, a trip to Elon and a home game against Monmouth. Campbell’s last road game was a 38-31 win at North Carolina Central. The Fightin Camels are playing at home for the first time since a 42-14 win over North Carolina A&T.

Towson is seeking its first win. The Tigers have lost seven straight to open the season. They lost 31-24 to Stony Brook in their most recent game. Jacob Davis is the player to watch for Towson. Davis passed for 337 yards and two touchdowns and rushed 19 times for 66 yards against Stony Brook. In earlier games, he punted three times for 119 yards against Monmouth, once for 32 yards against Delaware State and three times for 114 yards against Morgan State. Tristen Kenan had six carries for 25 yards and three receptions for 29 yards in the Stony Brook game.

Towson’s other losses this season include a 41-40 setback at Monmouth, a 33-28 loss at Delaware State, a 41-26 home loss to Morgan State, a 45-9 loss at South Carolina, a 42-15 loss at Navy and a 21-18 home loss to Maine. The Tigers are playing on the road for the fifth time this season. They are scheduled to host Hampton next, then visit Sacred Heart and Rhode Island before hosting Elon.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Campbell to defeat Towson 47-40.