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CAA Rewind: Spiders' Strong Start Continues


Mar 15, 2021

Kyle Kensing
Writer & Editor for Athlon Sports
Richmond Athletic


Spiders' Strong Start

Like Delaware in the North, Richmond became the only CAA South to move to 2-0 in conference play in the Colonial’s second full week. With James Madison’s scheduled date against William & Mary postponed due to COVID-19 protocols, the Spiders took over the division’s top spot in a 38-14 win at Elon.

Richmond forced three turnovers with Tyrek Funderburk, Tyler Dressler and Xavier Marshall all picking off passes.

“That’s a big part of our defense now, just emphasizing turnovers, takeaways,” Funderburk told the Spider Sports Network radio show. “Last week, [we were] getting the jitters out, playing [for the first time in] a year-and-a-half, we feel a lot better now, a lot more comfortable as a team.”
 
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Maine 35, Stony Brook 19
Box Score

Joe Fagnano threw four second-half touchdown passes, three of them to Andre Miller, as Maine (2-1, 2-1 CAA) registered a 35-19 victory at Stony Brook. Fagnano finished 18-of-28 passing for 244 yards and also ran for 24 yards and a score as he accounted for five TD's for the second week in a row. Miller had a team-high eight receptions for 133 yards and caught three TD passes for the second consecutive game.

Stony Brook (0-3, 0-3 CAA), which rushed for 248 yards in the game, was led offensively by Ty Son Lawton, who ran for 134 yards and a TD on 22 carries, while Seba Nekhet added 97 yards on the ground.

The Seawolves took a 13-7 halftime lead on Lawton's 1-yard run, but Fagnano hit Miller with TD passes of 27 and 20 yards to take a 21-13 advantage after three quarters. SBU pulled within two on a 29-yard scoring pass from Tyquell Fields to Delante Hellams, Jr. with 11:52 remaining, but Fagnano and Miller hooked up on a 10-yard TD strike with 7:34 remaining to take control.

 
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Rhode Island 17, UAlbany 10 (ot)
Box Score

Quarterback Kasim Hill's 25-yard touchdown run on the first play of overtime lifted Rhode Island (2-0, 2-0 CAA) to a 17-10 win over UAlbany. Along with his game-winning run, Hill passed for 117 yards and a TD with Ivory Frimpong making six receptions for 64 yards. UAlbany (1-2, 1-2 CAA) was led offensively by running back Karl Mofor, who rushed for 76 yards and caught five passes for 34 yards.

Both teams got excellent performances from their defenses. The Rams held UAlbany to 300 total yards and intercepted three passes. The Great Danes limited URI to 241 total yards and recorded six sacks.

UAlbany took an early 7-0 lead on an 8-yard TD pass from Jeff Undercuffler to Mohamed Jabbie. Rhode Island moved on top 10-7 at the half after a safety and a 7-yard scoring pass from Hill to Frimpong. The Great Danes pulled even on a 35-yard field goal by Dylan Burns in the third quarter, and neither team scored again until Hill's overtime run.


 
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William & Mary 31, Elon 10
Box Score

Freshman running back Malachi Imoh rushed for 137 yards and three touchdowns on just 10 carries to lead William & Mary (1-1, 1-1 CAA) past Elon, 31-10. The Tribe defense also turned in a strong performance, holding the Phoenix to 201 total yards.

W&M quarterback Hollis Mathis passed for 175 yards and a TD and also ran for 69 yards. Elon (1-4, 0-3 CAA) was paced offensively by running back Jaylan Thomas, who ran for a team-high 43 yards and made five catches for 43 yards and a TD.

The Tribe took a 14-3 halftime advantage as Imoh scored on touchdown runs of 65 and 38 yards. W&M extended the margin as Mathis hit Cole Blackman with a 36-yard scoring pass on the opening drive of the third quarter. Imoh added his third score on a 2-yard run late in the game. Thomas caught a 17-yard TD pass from JR Martin for Elon's only second-half score

 
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