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The Citadel (0-6, 0-2)
at Western Carolina (0-6, 0-3)
March 13 - 1 p.m.
E.J. Whitmire Stadium - Cullowhee, North Carolina
 

Stadium	E.J. Whitmire Stadium
Capacity	13,790
Surface	Artificial turf
Kickoff	1 p.m.
TV	ESPN+
	Daniel Hooker (PxP), Dan Gibson (Analyst)
Radio	WQNT (92.1 FM / 102.1 FM / 1450 AM
	Luke Mauro (PxP) and Lee Glaze (Analyst)
Internet	CitadelSports.com
Series Record	The Citadel leads 26-17-1

Inside The Numbers
10 - The Citadel offense converted 10-of-19 third-down attempts. The Bulldogs were also 3-of-3 on fourth down.
14 - Just like the offense, the defense has made big strides in the second half. The Bulldog defense has only given up seven points in the second half in the two games this spring.
38 - The Bulldogs have made significant adjustments at halftime as they have come out of the locker room and scored 38 points in the second half in two games. They scored 28 against Mercer and 10 against Chattanooga.
50 - Freshman B-Back Nathan Storch saw his first collegiate action against Chattanooga. He got the start and carried 19 times for 50 yards.
149 -The Bulldog defense held Chattanooga to just 149 yards in the second half. The defense also limited the Mocs to just 199 yards and three points over the final three quarters of the game.

The Game
The Citadel hits the road for the second time this spring as it travels to face Western Carolina on March 13. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.

Saturday Weather
The early forecast is calling for temperatures in the mid 60s with cloudy skies.

vs. Western Carolina
The Bulldogs and Catamounts are meeting for the 45th time with The Citadel holding a 26-17-1 advantage in the all-time series. The Bulldogs have won the last two meetings, and seven of the last nine dating back to 2011.

Last Game vs WCU
Last season, the Bulldogs raced out to a 28-3 lead in the second quarter on the way to a 35-17 victory. Clay Harris ran for 154 yards and quarterback Brandon Rainey accounted for all five touchdowns. Rainey completed only three passes in the game, but all three went for touchdowns.

Last Trip to Cullowhee
The Bulldogs overcame a 24-10 halftime deficit for a 38-24 victory. Clay Harris rushed for a pair of second-half scores and Raleigh Webb took a reverse 58 yards for a touchdown. Special teams also played a big role as The Citadel blocked two punt, one of which was returned for a touchdown.

One-Point Games vs. UTC
The Citadel and Chattanooga have played some tight games in recent years. Each of the last three meetings have been decided by just one point. The last two contests in Charleston have gone to overtime with the Mocs winning on a two-point conversion both times.

Storch Makes First Start
Freshman Nathan Storch made his first career start against Chattanooga. The B-Back carried 19 times for 50 yards.

On the Ground and In the Air
Quarterback Jaylan Adams has found the end zone on the ground and through the air in each of his first two career starts. Against Chattanooga, Adams ran for two scores and threw for another.

Second Half Adjustments
The Bulldogs have played much better football after the halftime break this spring. Through the first two games, The Citadel is outscoring their opponents 38-14 in the second half.

Up Next
The Bulldogs return home to take on ETSU on March 20. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. inside Johnson Hagood Stadium.