ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Sophomore quarterback Landon Sharpe of the Presbyterian College football teams has been voted the PFL Offensive Player of the Week for the second time in barely a month, announced on Sunday afternoon by league officials.

The White Knoll graduate steamrolled St. Thomas to complete PC's 10^th consecutive victory at Bailey Memorial Stadium yesterday, totaling 462 yards of offense and six touchdowns (five passing, one rushing).

Sharpe becomes the first Blue Hose player to win a league Offensive Player of the Week award twice in a single year since the school's conversion to Division I in 2007 (including both the PFL and Big South).

Presbyterian drilled the Tommies by a 55-21 final score, officially giving them their largest margin of defeat in a conference contest since they joined the Pioneer Football League five years ago.

With #RahlBall in full swing, the Blue Hose have now won 11 of their last 14 PFL bouts and are anticipating heated rival Davidson who will visit next Saturday at 5:30.






 
THE LEGEND OF LANDON
 

- Sharpe has performed exquisitely so far in 2026, also taking the PFL Offensive Player of the Week honor after his first career start versus UVA Wise. In that game, he finished with 461 yards of total offense which he edged out by one yard yesterday.

- The first-year starter completed 18-of-31 attempts, including a 73-yard missile to Brice Johnson for PC's longest play of the season less than three minutes in.

- He put the ball in eight different receivers' hands, responsible for nine passing or rushing plays that exceeded 20 yards.

- With Sharpe carving up St. Thomas (who had just been named the Stats Perform FCS National Team of the Week seven days earlier), Presbyterian punted only twice in 13 full drives.

- His six total touchdowns are the most by any Pioneer League QB in a single game this season, and he even caught a 13-yard pass from freshman Anton Smith which set him up for his lone rushing TD in the 3^rd quarter.

- In five full games, Sharpe has calculated 12 combined touchdowns with over 1,200 passing yards and an extra 278 on the ground. His quarterback efficiency rating against St. Thomas was 210.53, by far the highest of the campaign.

- Thanks largely to his efforts, the Scotsmen have now tied their longest-ever home winning streak which was first established in 1966. It has been 700 days since PC was last defeated at Bailey Memorial Stadium, averaging 43 points per game during that stretch.


 
POTW HISTORY

 
- No Presbyterian player has won a conference's Offensive Player of the Week award twice in a single year except Sharpe since the D-I turn nearly two decades ago.

- Landon is the fifth Blue Hose to win this particular award since PC's move to the Pioneer League, joining Tyler Huff, Keith Pearson, Ren Hefley, and Collin Hurst (who won the award once each in 2024 and 2025).

- The last time that a PC player of any position was given a weekly honor by the PFL twice in a single campaign was kicker Mack Mikko who took the Special Teams Player of the Week honor on two occasions in 2023.

- This is the 19^th time that a Presbyterian athlete has been chosen for a PFL weekly award of any kind.


 
LOOKING AHEAD

 
- Head coach Matt Rahl's unit has the chance to set a new school record for longest-ever home winning streak on October 10 when Davidson comes to town on ESPN+.

- This rivalry matchup is dubbed the "Carolina Border Clash", with the winner receiving the Battle for the 1919 Cup trophy. Saturday will be the 37^th all-time meeting between the two schools who are separated by just two hours.