Monmouth will measure where Delaware State is in its football metamorphosis on Oct. 4.

The Hornets travel to West Long Branch, New Jersey, to visit the Hawks at Kessler Stadium. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.

DSU (3-2) is coming off a disappointing 35-31 defeat at Sacred Heart in which it had a 31-17 second-quarter lead.

Coastal Athletic Association member Monmouth (4-1) is ranked 14 th nationally in FCS and is coming off an open date that gave it extra time to prep for the Hornets.

The Hawks also bring the most imposing passing offense in FCS onto the field. DSU counters with the No. 1 rushing attack. Looking for a free mini puzzle? Play the USA TODAY Quick Cross now.

“We love when our defense gets stops,” DSU coach DeSean Jackson said, knowing what a challenge that will be. “But as far

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