NEW YORK – Coming off a 38-0 rout at Princeton in their Ivy League opener, the 2-1 Lions will travel to Pennsylvania for a non-league matchup with Lafayette.  The Leopards enter the contest with a 3-1 record after a 31-14 win at Yale last week.  Kickoff on Saturday, October 10 is at 6 p.m.

Can You Hear Me?
Every Columbia game can be heard on gocolumbialions.com with Jerry Recco (play-by-play) and Jake Novak (color) calling the action.  Student radio can be found on WKCR 89.9 FM with Destin Jenkins providing play-by-play.

Live from Easton
This game will be broadcast on the Lafayette Sports Network (RCN-4&8, WBPH-60 - Easton, Pa.) with Gary Laubach (play-by-play), John Leone (color analyst) and Dan Mowdy (sideline reporter).

The Series
This is the 41st meeting between the two teams in a series that begain in 1880.  Lafayette has won the last seven games between 1997 and 2008. 

Last Time Out for Columbia
The Lions opened Ivy League play with a 38-0 win at Princeton, marking the first Ivy League road shutout for Columbia since 1961.

Last Time Out for Lafayette
Lafayette picked up its first-ever win at the Yale Bowl with a 31-14 win over the Bulldogs.

Scoring More
Columbia's win at Princeton was Columbia's largest margin of victory since a season-opening 44-0 win over Fordham in 1972, and tied the Lions' second-biggest margin of victory ever over an Ivy League opponent (44-6 vs. Cornell, 1960). Columbia defeated Brown 50-0 during the 1961 season.

Corey Can!
Corey Cameron was everywhere Princeton did not want him to be.  The senior linebacker totaled 13 tackles, including a huge solo tackle on a pivotal fourth down try, helping Columbia to its first Ivy League shutout in more than 10 years. Cameron was named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week (10/5) for his performance vs. the Tigers.

For Starters
The win at Princeton was Lions' first to start the Ivy League season since a 33-27 win at Princeton nearly six years ago to the day - October 4, 2003.