Doesn't matter how bad you are...if there aren't 25 better teams out there, you belong in there.
CAA
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I've seen Towson play- this year, they are bad. If they got points it has to be an alumnus on the voting role.
They do have a qb that could easily become a real problem, next year.
What did we learn yesterday?
Elon backed up their win against us with another solid win.
Delaware's defense is really good.
William and Mary is probably a 3-5 CAA team at best.
UD at Stony Brook is an intriguing game next week, as is ours. Aside from JMU, this league is wide open this year.
Elon backed up their win against us with another solid win.
Delaware's defense is really good.
William and Mary is probably a 3-5 CAA team at best.
UD at Stony Brook is an intriguing game next week, as is ours. Aside from JMU, this league is wide open this year.
Stony Brook has a favorable schedule missing both JMU, Villanova, and Elon while getting New Hampshire and Albany at home. They will most likely be 4-1, possibly 5-0 in conference when they arrive for homecoming on 10/28.
Unless Elon and Stony Brook are the real deal, which I'm not convinced they are, it is looking like a down year for the CAA outside of JMU. Meanwhile, the MVC looks dominant once again.
Unless Elon and Stony Brook are the real deal, which I'm not convinced they are, it is looking like a down year for the CAA outside of JMU. Meanwhile, the MVC looks dominant once again.
http://www.fcs.football/cfb/story.asp?i=20171002185013119357004&ref=rec&tm=&src=FCS
Injuries mounting for Villanova.
Injuries mounting for Villanova.
Thinking Delaware might have benefited from JMU's injured players not being available.
CAA standings 2--->9 wide open for playoffs.
With likely only 1 seed and a mediocre overall rating,the CAA likely gets in a total of four(4) teams with
none worse than a 7-4 overall record.Can we go 5-2 over the next 7 games?One game at a time,let's see.
With likely only 1 seed and a mediocre overall rating,the CAA likely gets in a total of four(4) teams with
none worse than a 7-4 overall record.Can we go 5-2 over the next 7 games?One game at a time,let's see.
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We have some pretty obvious flaws but I think we grow into being one of those playoff teams. I think our fate comes down to the Stony Brook game. That team has the ability to name the ball down our throat like Elon did. I'm counting on a loss at JMU and probably 1 other road loss.
You are flat out a great poster on this board. Flat out.
Impressive win by VU over Maine.
William and Mary is going to be worse than 3-5 in the CAA.
SBU and the Chickens are in a fight.
William and Mary is going to be worse than 3-5 in the CAA.
SBU and the Chickens are in a fight.
I keep thinking of taking a certain someone off "ignore," but it's flat out the best decision I've made on these boards.
I see ESPN is going back to Harrisonburg for "College Gameday" with their game against Villanova. Go Wildcats!
Kyle gets CAA offensive Player of the Week nod:
Release: 10/09/2017
RICHMOND, Va. – Entering his final collegiate season, Kyle Laulettaknew he wanted to save his best for last.
Lauletta is doing just that for the University of Richmond football team, tossing for over 300 yards for the fifth consecutive game and three more TDs, along with his first rushing TD of the season to lead the Spiders to a thrilling 41-38 double-overtime win over Albany this past Saturday.
For his efforts, the Exton, Pa. native was named CAA Offensive Player of the Week for the second time this season.
Lauletta finished with 353 yards on 24-of-40 passing, while throwing for three more TDs. He also rushed for 19 yards and a TD. His fifth consecutive 300-plus yard game is a school record for longest streak and gave him 13 for his career, also a school record.
The three TD passes moved Lauletta past Spider great Eric Ward and into sole possession of the program record for passing TDs with 62.
He is currently is second in all of Division I with 404.6 passing yards per game and first in passing TDs per game (3.4).
Lauletta and his teammates hit the road this weekend when they travel to Towson for a critical CAA matchup. Game time is set for 4p.m.
Release: 10/09/2017
RICHMOND, Va. – Entering his final collegiate season, Kyle Laulettaknew he wanted to save his best for last.
Lauletta is doing just that for the University of Richmond football team, tossing for over 300 yards for the fifth consecutive game and three more TDs, along with his first rushing TD of the season to lead the Spiders to a thrilling 41-38 double-overtime win over Albany this past Saturday.
For his efforts, the Exton, Pa. native was named CAA Offensive Player of the Week for the second time this season.
Lauletta finished with 353 yards on 24-of-40 passing, while throwing for three more TDs. He also rushed for 19 yards and a TD. His fifth consecutive 300-plus yard game is a school record for longest streak and gave him 13 for his career, also a school record.
The three TD passes moved Lauletta past Spider great Eric Ward and into sole possession of the program record for passing TDs with 62.
He is currently is second in all of Division I with 404.6 passing yards per game and first in passing TDs per game (3.4).
Lauletta and his teammates hit the road this weekend when they travel to Towson for a critical CAA matchup. Game time is set for 4p.m.
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Sad to say this but only if our record is more than above average and we make the playoffs and we advance.
Perhaps. Haven't there been some Payton winners that put up gaudy numbers on a crappy team (not to suggest we are a crappy team)?
Year Player School Position
2016 Jeremiah Briscoe Sam Houston State Quarterback
2015 Cooper Kupp Eastern Washington Wide receiver
2014 John Robertson Villanova Quarterback
2013 Jimmy Garoppolo Eastern Illinois Quarterback
2012 Taylor Heinicke Old Dominion Quarterback
2011 Bo Levi Mitchell Eastern Washington Quarterback
2010 Jeremy Moses Stephen F. Austin Quarterback
2009 Armanti Edwards (2) Appalachian State Quarterback
2008 Armanti Edwards Appalachian State Quarterback
2007 Jayson Foster Georgia Southern Quarterback
2006 Ricky Santos New Hampshire Quarterback
2005 Erik Meyer Eastern Washington Quarterback
2004 Lang Campbell William & Mary Quarterback
2003 Jamaal Branch Colgate Running back
2002 Tony Romo Eastern Illinois Quarterback
2001 Brian Westbrook Villanova Running back
2000 Louis Ivory Furman Running back
1999 Adrian Peterson Georgia Southern Running back
2016 Jeremiah Briscoe Sam Houston State Quarterback
2015 Cooper Kupp Eastern Washington Wide receiver
2014 John Robertson Villanova Quarterback
2013 Jimmy Garoppolo Eastern Illinois Quarterback
2012 Taylor Heinicke Old Dominion Quarterback
2011 Bo Levi Mitchell Eastern Washington Quarterback
2010 Jeremy Moses Stephen F. Austin Quarterback
2009 Armanti Edwards (2) Appalachian State Quarterback
2008 Armanti Edwards Appalachian State Quarterback
2007 Jayson Foster Georgia Southern Quarterback
2006 Ricky Santos New Hampshire Quarterback
2005 Erik Meyer Eastern Washington Quarterback
2004 Lang Campbell William & Mary Quarterback
2003 Jamaal Branch Colgate Running back
2002 Tony Romo Eastern Illinois Quarterback
2001 Brian Westbrook Villanova Running back
2000 Louis Ivory Furman Running back
1999 Adrian Peterson Georgia Southern Running back
