The Davidson Wildcats have announced their 2025 football schedule, which includes newly added contests against Tennessee Tech and St. Andrews.
Davidson opens the 2025 season on Saturday, Aug. 30 with a non-conference contest at home against the Georgetown Hoyas at Davidson College Stadium in Davidson, N.C.
The Wildcats then travel to take on the Elon Phoenix on Sept. 6 and the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles on Sept. 13. Davidson returns home to wrap up its non-conference schedule against the St. Andrews Knights, a National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) team, on Sept. 20.
After an open date, Davidson then turns its focus toward Pioneer Football League (PFL) play for the remainder of the season. The Wildcats open PFL action on the road at Stetson on Sept. 27. Other road conference contests include Drake on Oct. 18, Morehead State on Nov. 1, and Marist on Nov. 15.
PFL foes on the home docket for Davidson include St. Thomas on Oct. 11, San Diego on Oct. 25, Presbyterian on Nov. 8, and Dayton on Nov. 22.
Below is Davidson’s complete schedule for the 2025 season, plus a link to their schedule page which will be updated with kickoff times and TV as they are announced:
2025 Davidson Football Schedule
- 08/30 – Georgetown
- 09/06 – at Elon
- 09/13 – at Tennessee Tech
- 09/20 – St. Andrews
- 09/27 – OFF
- 10/04 – at Stetson*
- 10/11 – St. Thomas*
- 10/18 – at Drake*
- 10/25 – San Diego*
- 11/01 – at Morehead State*
- 11/08 – Presbyterian*
- 11/15 – at Marist*
- 11/22 – Dayton*
* Pioneer League contest.
Davidson went 6-5 in 2024, including a 4-4 docket in Pioneer League action. The Wildcats are entering their first season under head coach Saj Thakkar, who spent the last two years as the head coach at Bentley University.
The list is narrowing down.
25 FCS schools still need at least 1 more non-conference game for 2025, and 16 more could schedule an extra game if they wish.
Only 1 FBS school (FIU) still needs 1 more non-conference game next year, while 7 more (Stanford, SHSU, Fresno St, San Diego St, Utah St, Wyoming, and Hawai’i) could schedule an extra game if they wish.
Any FBS school could schedule one more game at Hawaii if they choose. For example, Alabama could choose to play at Hawaii and both teams play 13 games.
True, but very unlikely to happen at this point.
What high school stadium do they use?
The pic is of their new venue, Davidson College Stadium.
That is a beautiful stadium………
That’s cool that a non-scholarship school, Davidson, has built a new football stadium. To me, tjat means they care about football. While I’d like to see PFL teams offer some type of scholarships, at least they’re investing in their programs.
I live near Marist University (it’s no longer Marist College) and they have a nice stadium on the campus—-makes for a nice viewing!
As always, Marist is always late to announce their schedule.