Duquesne will try to put it all together for its 12:30 p.m. game today at Brown.

The Dukes looked like two completely different teams in the 28-19 loss to Bucknell in the opener two weeks ago. Their offense clicked in the first half and clanked following intermission.

In the first half, Duquesne scored all of its points as quarterback Scott Knapp went 9 of 14 for 239 yards and two touchdowns.

In the second half, he was 5 of 15 for 50 yards. The Dukes trailed 21-19 at intermission.

Duquesne's wide receivers had productive games, with All-American Bruce Hocker's four receptions for 104 yards and a touchdown, and Michael Rasky's three catches for 105 yards and a touchdown.

Duquesne's Greg Hough, a first-team All-Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference linebacker, moved to running back because of injuries and led the Dukes with 16 carries for 83 yards.

The defensive highlights were produced by linebacker Derron Thomas, a graduate student who started nine games at Pitt two years ago.

He had 18 tackles, including a sack.

Brown, which was 3-7 last season, will have an untested quarterback with Matthew Nuzzo and Michael Dougherty vying for the job after both played sparingly last season.

The leading returning offensive threat is receiver Paul Raymond (45 catches, 654 yards, 4 TDs).

This is the first meeting between Duquesne and Brown. The Dukes are 0-3 against teams from the Ivy League, losing to Penn, 51-10, in 2003 and to Penn, 42-14, and Columbia, 23-13, in 2005.

Other games:

Saint Francis (0-1) at Robert Morris (1-1), 1 p.m. -- Robert Morris coach Joe Walton, who missed the team's 20-17 victory at Monmouth last week due to the death of his wife, Ginger, will return to the sideline today as the Colonials play their second consecutive Northeast Conference game.

Assistant Dan Radakovich acted as the interim coach last week.

Robert Morris is 10-2-1 against Saint Francis with an average score of 32.1 to 10.

The Colonials haven't had a 100-yard rusher in their past 14 games, the longest such drought in school history.

Devin Wilson's 137 yards on 20 carries against Albany in 2005 was the most recent 100-yard performance for Robert Morris.

Carnegie Mellon (2-0) at Hobart (0-1), 1 p.m. -- Carnegie Mellon, which moved up three notches to 22nd in the D3football.com poll, has won 12 consecutive regular-season games. The two longest streaks in school history are 20 in 1978-1980 and 13 in 1989-1990.

Senior Robert Gimson is the school's seventh all-time rusher with 1,859 yards and needs seven yards to pass Bob Gasior (1976-79) for sixth place and 55 to move into fifth past Jason Grusky (1991-94).

The Tartans averaged 327.5 yards rushing and 29 yards passing per game ... Carnegie Mellon is coming off a 16-6 victory against Grove City and Hobart lost to Dickinson in overtime, 30-27, last week. Hobart quarterback Andrew Strom completed 22 of 26 passes for 192 yards and a touchdown and ran 34 yards and a score.

Washington & Jefferson (1-0), 1 p.m. -- W&J, ranked 16th in D3football.com, opened with a 28-20 victory against Geneva as Bobby Swallow passed for 255 yards and four touchdowns, and Kevin Matthews accounted for 284 all-purpose yards with 114 rushing, 81 receiving, 74 on kickoff returns and 15 on punt returns.

Hanover allowed 42.0 points and 484.5 yards per game in losses against Thomas More and Butler.

IUP (1-0) at East Stroudsburg (1-1), 6 p.m. -- IUP's 80-14 victory against Cheyney was the most points in a game in school history.

Akwasi Owusu-Ansah's 81-yard kickoff return for a touchdown was IUP's first kickoff return for a touchdown since 1990.

IUP won last year's meeting, 35-20, as Chris Morgan set a school record with 286 yards rushing on 18 carries.

California (2-0) at Cheyney (0-2), 1 p.m. -- California, ranked 15th in the American Football Coaches Association Division II poll and D2football.com poll, is eighth nationally in total defense (162.0 yards per game).

The offensive leaders are Brandon Lombardy (355 yards rushing, 3 TDs), Joe Ruggiero (505 yards passing, 5 TDs) and Nate Forse (16 catches 260 yards, 3 TDs).

California has won the past 12 meeting and leads the series, 12-1.

Slippery Rock (2-0) at Bowie State (0-2), 1 p.m. -- An experienced offense averages nearly 500 yards per game, led by four-year starting quarterback Nate Crookshank (480 yards passing, 5 TDs), Corey Manfull (295 yards rushing, 4 TDs) and Paul Favers (8 catches, 224 yards, 3 TDs).

This is the first meeting between the schools.