Jacksonville Sharks at Soul

Saturday at 7:05 p.m., Wells Fargo Center

TV: Comcast SportsNet

Records: Soul, 2-2; Sharks, 5-0.

About the Soul: After a home-opening overtime loss to the Cleveland Gladiators last Saturday, the Soul have a rematch of the 2012 American Conference Championship, which the Soul won, 89-34. . . . Quarterback Dan Raudabaugh has at least five touchdown passes in each of the last five games. . . . The Soul won all three games against the Sharks last season. . . . The Soul rank No.4 in the Arena Football League in total defense with an average of 262.8 yards allowed per game. . . . The defense is ranked No. 1 in average rushing yards allowed per game, 10.8, and tied for first in fewest rushing touchdowns allowed, with 3. . . . The Soul rank No. 3 in average total offense at 310 yards. . . . Their passing attack averages 284.2 yards to rank fifth, and the running game averages 25.8 yards per game to rank fourth . . . Wide receiver Tiger Jones is second in the AFL in average receiving yards per game at 123, tied for third with 12 touchdowns and is fourth with 492 receiving yards.

About the Sharks: Quarterback Bernard Morris has 25 touchdowns and just one interception. . . . Wide receiver Jeff Hughley has 40 catches and eight touchdowns. . . . Les Moss is in his fourth season as head coach of the Sharks and has a record of 41-18. . . . The Sharks have two members of the secondary ranked in the top 10 in interceptions, Terrance Smith and Micheaux Robinson, and another, Tracy Belton, who is adept at pass defense. . . . Jacksonville has the second-best red zone offense in the league and is plus-6 in turnovers.

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