The 2-0 Gaels play the Ravens who are winless in three games this season.
The 2 and 0 Queen's Gaels football team are preparing to take on a team they have not faced in more than two years.
The Gaels head to Ottawa on Saturday to face the winless Carleton Ravens.
Head coach Steve Snyder says it will be a new experience for some of the players on the team.
The Ravens are coming off a 60-12 loss at the hands of the Gryphons in Guelph in Week Three dropping their season record to 0 and 3.
One would consider this to be a trap game for the Gaels but receiver Logan Walton says they are not going to be looking past the Ravens.
Walton had a big game in Saturday's win over Waterloo making five catches for 191 yards including a 86-yard catch and run for a touchdown.
Snyder says despite what they are in the standings, the Ravens have improved over the years.
One player having a steady season is kicker Tyler Mullan. His 14-yard field goal in the Gaels' Week One victory in Toronto gave him 300 points in his OUA football career.
Mullan has been pretty much automatic this season and Snyder says he has developed into one of the best kickers in the conference.
Snyder says the team will be travelling to TAAG Park the day of the game. Kick off is set for 1 pm.
Story by Ken Hashizume
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