CAPE COD, Mass. - For the first time since 1951, Lebanon Valley College will get a postseason football game, and for the first time ever, it will be played at home.

The Dutchmen (8-2) will host defending champion Salisbury University (5-5) on Saturday, Nov. 21 at noon in the ECAC Southwest Bowl game at Arnold Field.

Lebanon Valley, which finished third in the Middle Atlantic Conference, has had a record-breaking season, reaching eight wins for the first time since 1902. Now, the Dutchmen will get a chance to play in their first-ever ECAC Bowl game. LVC's last postseason appearance came in the 1951 Burley Bowl against Morris-Harvey College, a 27-20 loss; the only other extra game was a 6-0 win over Tampa in the Tampa Bowl on Christmas Day 1935.

Salisbury is a member of the Atlantic Central Football Conference, and is coming off a 34-19 win over Frostburg State in the Regents Cup game on Saturday. The Seagulls won last year's ECAC Southwest Bowl 21-17 over Moravian, and they will be making their fifth ECAC appearance overall.

LVC and Salisbury have never met, and they had no common opponents this season.

Much more coverage will be coming up this week on GoDutchmen.com!