Jacksonville State makes its first visit to Louis Crews Stadium since 2003 Saturday to take on the Alabama A&M Bulldogs in an in-state match-up of NCAA Div. I-FCS schools. The Gamecocks enter the game 0-2, but have played two of the top tier teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) on the road in their first two contests. JSU had Florida State on the ropes a week ago before the Seminoles rallied for a last-minute win, 19-9, in Tallahassee. Georgia Tech defeated the Gamecocks in week one, 37-17.  Alabama A&M comes in to Saturday's contest at 2-0 having defeated Tennessee State, 24-7, and Hampton, 31-24, in the first two weeks.

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Jacksonville State leads the overall series 21-2-2, including a 45-18 win last season in Jacksonville. A&M’s two victories came in 1999 (37-20 in Jacksonville) and in 1986 (14-7 in Huntsville). The Gamecocks are 9-1-1 all-time in games played in Huntsville and 2-0 all-time at Louis Crews Stadium.

The two head coaches, Jack Crowe at JSU and Anthony Jones at AAMU, have met each other head-to-head three times with Crowe and the Gamecocks coming out on top in each contest.

The Bulldogs have played nine schools from the state of Alabama in their history, compiling a 100-106-14 overall record.

• Alabama State 34-36-3

• Jacksonville State 2-21-2

• Miles 25-5-1

• North Alabama 3-18-1

• Selma 2-0-0

• Stillman 5-0-0

• Talladega 6-6-3

• Troy 0-1-0

• Tuskegee 23-19-4

The Gamecocks have played four teams from the Southwester Athletic Conference (SWAC) in their history, compiling a 24-5-2 overall record.

• Alabama A&M 21-2-2

• Alabama State 1-2-0

• Alcorn State 1-1-0

• Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1-0-0