THE BASICS
Rhode Island (7-5-3) at Brown (5-7-1)
Kickoff: Saturday, Oct. 29, 7:00 p.m. EST
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RHODE ISLAND VS. BROWN - SERIES NOTES

• Rhode Island and Brown are playing for the 60th time in program history.
• The series dates back to 1961.
• Brown leads the all-time series, 40-15-4.
• The teams have met in seven of the last eight years, with the lone exception being 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Twelve of the last 15 meetings have been decided by one goal or less, with Brown holding an 8-4-3 edge.
• Rhode Island is 3-1-11 in its last 15 games played at Brown.
• Both teams are looking to get back on track. Rhode Island has dropped four straigth matches, its longest losing streak since a five-game skid in 2016. Brown is coming off a 1-0 loss to No. 22 Cornell and has dropped two of its last three matches.
• Rhode Island head coach Gareth Elliott is 2-3-2 in his career against the Bears.

A LOOK AT THE OPPONENT 

• With an overall record of 5-7-1, Brown needs to go 2-0-1 or better over its final three matches to finish the season .500 or better.
• Following Tuesday's match against Rhode Island, the Bears have league matches against Cornell and Yale remaining in the regular season.
• Brown needs to win both of its remaining league matches to stay alive for postseason contention in the Ivy League.
• Two of the four spots in the Ivy League Championship have been secured by Penn and Princeton.
• Sophomore forward Lorenzo Amaral ranks 32nd in the country with 1.5 points per game.
• He has five goals and five assists in 10 matches.
• An accurate shooter, he has put 12 of his 25 shots on target this season.
• Thirteen different players have at least one goal for Brown this year.
• Head coach Chase Wileman is in his third season at the helm and has a record of 18-18-12.
• He is 1-0-1 against Rhode Island.