Box Score
The Bloomsburg Huskies (5-0:4-0) remained perfect as they held off Cheyney (0-5:0-4) 41-7.  Cheyney was the first team all year not to surrender a turnover against a Husky team that led the nation in turnover margin (+12).   

Bloomsburg took the opening kick-off and after a 51 yard return were primed to put the game's first points on the board.  Six plays later Dai'Shon Munger took the ball in from two yards out.  The Wolves first drive stalled after six plays and Cheyney was forced to punt.  After a Cheyney penalty, the Huskies once again had great field position.  Bloomsburg started the drive on their own 44 and five plays later Eddie Mateo burst through for a 31 yard scamper that put the Huskies on top 14-0.  The game remained 14-0 till half thanks in part to CUs Marvin Easter who intercepted a pass on the Wolves seven yard line with just over a minute to play in the half.
Bloomsburg was able to find the end-zone on their first four possessions of the second half.  Sandwiched in between was the Cheyney lone score.  The Wolves put together an impressive 10 play 85 yard drive that was capped with Michael Campbell calling his own number on a quarterback sneak up the middle of two yards. 

Campbell ended the day 9-16 for 140 yards.  Khalif Dandy was his favorite receiver.  The senior caught eight passes for 133 yards including a 33 yard bomb.  Marvin Morris led the Cheyney defense with 13 tackles while Isaiah Fleming added 10.

Mateo led the Huskies rushing attack with 100 yards on 15 carries including two touchdowns.  Signal callers Tim Kelly and Brady Knerr combined for 19-24 for 227 yards. 

Cheyney is on the road next week at East Stroudsburg.  Kick-off is slated for 6:05 PM in Eiler- Martin Stadium.  The Huskies host Millersville.