2019 CAA Football 6 NaƟonal Champions 25 NaƟonal Semifinalists 30 NaƟonal Award Winners Week 9 Notes | CAAFootball.com | @CAAFootball | #CAAFB | YouTube.com/caafootball | #FCS_CFB150 Rob Washburn | CAA Associate Commissioner 804.525.1219 (o) | 804.229.4796 (c) | [email protected]--------CONFERENCE-------- ----------OVERALL---------- TEAMS W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Away Neutral Streak James Madsion 4-0 1.000 166 82 7-1 .875 323 135 3-0 4-1 0-0 W7 Villanova 3-1 .750 144 128 6-1 .857 261 162 2-0 4-1 0-0 L1 UAlbany 3-1 .750 132 103 5-3 .625 269 189 4-0 1-3 0-0 W2 New Hampshire 3-1 .750 83 64 4-3 .571 133 113 3-0 1-3 0-0 L1 Delaware 2-1 .667 67 88 4-3 .571 162 192 3-1 1-2 0-0 W1 Richmond 2-1 .667 67 79 3-4 .429 161 194 2-2 1-2 0-0 L1 Elon 2-2 .500 104 98 3-4 .429 167 199 2-1 1-3 0-0 W1 Stony Brook 1-2 .333 83 92 4-3 .571 196 184 3-2 1-1 0-0 L2 Towson 1-2 .333 111 113 4-3 .571 237 182 2-2 2-1 0-0 W1 Maine 0-3 .000 57 102 2-5 .286 196 222 1-2 1-3 0-0 L3 William & Mary 0-3 .000 69 112 2-5 .286 161 210 2-2 0-3 0-0 L4 Rhode Island 0-4 .000 115 137 1-6 .143 183 240 0-2 1-4 0-0 L2 CAA FOOTBALL WEEK 8 AWARDS WEEK 9 SCHEDULE Rankings: STATS/AFCA Coaches Saturday, October 26 1 p.m. William & Mary (2-5, 0-3 CAA) at Alfond Stadium (10,000) Maine (2-5, 0-3 CAA) Orono, Maine TV: WVII, WFVX, WMPE| FloFootball.com 1 p.m. rv/- Elon (3-4, 2-2 CAA) at Meade Stadium (6,555) Rhode Island (1-6, 0-4 CAA) Kingston, R.I. TV: FloFootball.com 1 p.m. Richmond (3-4, 2-1 CAA) at Delaware Stadium (16,730) 19/19 Delaware (4-3, 2-1 CAA) Newark, Del. TV: FloFootball.com | 3:30 p.m. 16/17 Towson (4-3, 1-2 CAA) at Bridgeforth Stadium (24,877) 2/2 James Madison (7-1, 4-0 CAA) Harrisonburg, Va. TV: MASN2, SNY| FloFootball.com 3:30 p.m. rv/- Stony Brook (4-3, 1-2 CAA) at Villanova Stadium (12,000) 5/6 Villanova (6-1, 3-1 CAA) Villanova, Pa. TV: FloFootball.com | Offensive Player of the Week Tom Flacco | QB | Towson In just one half of acƟon, Flacco completed 16- of-22 passes for 203 yards and a school-record six touchdowns as Towson rolled over Bucknell, 56-7. The senior quarterback threw three TD passes in each of the first two quarters as the Tigers found the end zone on six of their first seven possessions. The six TD passes are the 3rd-most in a game in FCS this season. Special Teams Player of the Week D'Angelo Amos | PR | James Madison Amos returned five punts for 125 yards (25.0 ypr) in JMU’s 38-10 victory at William & Mary. The junior had three punt returns over 20 yards, including a 49-yarder in the first quarter that set up the Dukes’ first touchdown. The 125 punt re- turn yards are the 4th-most by any player in FCS this season and 54 more than any player in the CAA. He also had 5 tackles and an intercepƟon. Rookie of the Week Joe Fagnano | QB | Maine In his first collegiate start, Fagnano completed 25-of-37 passes for 445 yards and 5 TD's in Maine’s 59-44 setback at FBS foe Liberty. The 445 passing yards were the most by a Maine quarterback since 2009 and he was just the third Black Bear QB to throw for 5 TD’s since 2009. He had 469 yards of total offense, which was the most by any CAA player this season. Defensive Player of the Week Ron'Dell Carter | DL | James Madison Carter Ɵed a career-high with 10 tackles and set a new career mark with 6.0 tackles for loss (-31 yds) in JMU’s 38-10 triumph at William & Mary. The 6.0 TFL’s are Ɵed for the most by any FCS player this season and were part of 15.0 TFL’s by the JMU defense, which was its most in a game since 2006. Carter ranks 2nd naƟonally with 15.5 TFL’s for the season.
CAA FOOTBALL WEEK 8 AWARDS WEEK 9 SCHEDULERankings: STATS/AFCA Coaches
Saturday, October 26
1 p.m. William & Mary (2-5, 0-3 CAA) at Alfond Stadium (10,000) Maine (2-5, 0-3 CAA) Orono, Maine TV: WVII, WFVX, WMPE| FloFootball.com 1 p.m. rv/- Elon (3-4, 2-2 CAA) at Meade Stadium (6,555) Rhode Island (1-6, 0-4 CAA) Kingston, R.I. TV: FloFootball.com 1 p.m. Richmond (3-4, 2-1 CAA) at Delaware Stadium (16,730) 19/19 Delaware (4-3, 2-1 CAA) Newark, Del. TV: FloFootball.com | 3:30 p.m. 16/17 Towson (4-3, 1-2 CAA) at Bridgeforth Stadium (24,877) 2/2 James Madison (7-1, 4-0 CAA) Harrisonburg, Va. TV: MASN2, SNY| FloFootball.com 3:30 p.m. rv/- Stony Brook (4-3, 1-2 CAA) at Villanova Stadium (12,000) 5/6 Villanova (6-1, 3-1 CAA) Villanova, Pa. TV: FloFootball.com |
Off ensive Player of the WeekTom Flacco | QB | TowsonIn just one half of ac on, Flacco completed 16-of-22 passes for 203 yards and a school-record six touchdowns as Towson rolled over Bucknell, 56-7. The senior quarterback threw three TD passes in each of the fi rst two quarters as the Tigers found the end zone on six of their fi rst seven possessions. The six TD passes are the 3rd-most in a game in FCS this season.
Special Teams Player of the WeekD'Angelo Amos | PR | James MadisonAmos returned fi ve punts for 125 yards (25.0 ypr) in JMU’s 38-10 victory at William & Mary. The junior had three punt returns over 20 yards, including a 49-yarder in the fi rst quarter that set up the Dukes’ fi rst touchdown. The 125 punt re-turn yards are the 4th-most by any player in FCS this season and 54 more than any player in the CAA. He also had 5 tackles and an intercep on.
Rookie of the WeekJoe Fagnano | QB | MaineIn his fi rst collegiate start, Fagnano completed 25-of-37 passes for 445 yards and 5 TD's in Maine’s 59-44 setback at FBS foe Liberty. The 445 passing yards were the most by a Maine quarterback since 2009 and he was just the third Black Bear QB to throw for 5 TD’s since 2009. He had 469 yards of total off ense, which was the most by any CAA player this season.
Defensive Player of the WeekRon'Dell Carter | DL | James MadisonCarter ed a career-high with 10 tackles and set a new career mark with 6.0 tackles for loss (-31 yds) in JMU’s 38-10 triumph at William & Mary. The 6.0 TFL’s are ed for the most by any FCS player this season and were part of 15.0 TFL’s by the JMU defense, which was its most in a game since 2006. Carter ranks 2nd na onally with 15.5 TFL’s for the season.
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CAA Football Weekly Coaches’ Media Teleconference CAA Football coaches will hold a weekly media teleconference beginning Monday, Aug. 26, 2019. The calls will con nue each Monday throughout the 2019 regular season and postseason. The scheduled calls will come to an end when the fi nal CAA Football team completes its season in the NCAA Division I Football Championship. The teleconference will open with the release of the CAA Football weekly awards. CAA Football coaches will be available to answer ques ons beginning at 10:10 a.m. (ET). The weekly lineup is listed below. Media representa ves wishing to par cipate in the teleconference should contact Rob Washburn at the CAA Football offi ce ([email protected]) for the phone number and media password. Each teleconference will also be streamed live online at CAA.tv. Any media members or fans twee ng observa- ons from the teleconference are encouraged to use the offi cial CAA Football
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Annual AwardsAll-CAA Football First, Second and Third Teams, Players of the Year on off ense, defense and special teams, Rookies of the Year on off ense and defense, and Coach of the Year are selected by a vote of the league’s 12 head coaches at the end of the regular season. The awards will be announced by the CAA Football offi ce on Tuesday, November 26.
10:00 a.m. _________ CAA Football Update10:10 a.m. ________ Nick Charlton (Maine)10:20 a.m. __________ Ricky Santos (UNH)10:30 a.m. _ Curt Cigne (James Madison)10:40 a.m. _______Greg Ga uso (UAlbany)10:50 a.m. ____ Jim Fleming (Rhode Island)11:00 a.m. _____ Mark Ferrante (Villanova)
11:10 a.m. ______ Danny Rocco (Delaware)11:20 a.m. __________ Tony Trisciani (Elon)11:30 a.m. ____ Chuck Priore (Stony Brook)11:40 a.m. ____ Russ Huesman (Richmond)11:50 a.m. _________Mike London (W&M)12:00 p.m. _______ Rob Ambrose (Towson)
CONFERENCE NOTES:FIVE CONFERENCE GAMES ON WEEK 9 SCHEDULE: For the fi rst me this season, con-ference games make up the en re weekly schedule. The slate is headlined by a Top 25 ba le as No. 2 James Madison hosts No. 16 Towson. Also on the schedule, No. 5 Villanova entertains Stony Brook, Richmond visits No. 19 Delaware, Rhode Island is at home against Elon and William & Mary travels to Maine. UAlbany and New Hampshire are off this week.
CAA GAMES PROVIDE PLENTY OF EXCITEMENT: Twelve of the 21 CAA games played this season have been decided by eight points or less, including three over me contests. On Oct. 7, JMU edged Stony Brook, 45-38 in over me a er the Seawolves kicked a game-tying fi eld goal with fi ve seconds le . On Sept. 29, Stony Brook edged Rhode Island, 31-27, on Tyquell Fields’ 50-yard TD run with 11 seconds to play. On Sept. 21, Villanova edged Towson, 52-45 in over me, and New Hampshire got past Rhode Island, 27-24, on a fi eld goal as me expired. Delaware pulled out a 36-33 triple OT win at Rhode Island on Sept. 7.
HOME NOT SO SWEET: Road teams have had a lot of success in CAA play this season. Through 21 games, visi ng teams have a 12-9 record.
RECORD-SETTING SATURDAY: Towson quarterback Tom Flacco and receiver Shane Leath-erbury set school records in last week's 56-7 win over Bucknell. Flacco set a new TU mark by throwing six TD passes, while Leatherbury ed TU and CAA records with fi ve TD recep- ons. Even more impressively, the duo set the marks while only playing in the fi rst half.
MAINE'S FAGNANO EARNS GOLDEN HELMET: Maine freshman quarterback Joe Fagnano received the Gold Helmet Award from the New England Football Writers Associa on as the top weekly performer among New England's Division I football programs. Making his fi rst collegiate start at FBS foe Liberty, Fagnano completed 25-of-37 passes for 445 yards and 5 touchdowns. The 445 passing yards were the most by a Maine QB since 2009.
STRONG PERFORMANCE IN NON-CONFERENCE PLAY: CAA Football teams are 24-6 (.800) against non-conference FCS foes this season, which is the best of any conference. The league compiled a 22-9 (.710) record against non-conference FCS compe on last year and went 26-6 (.813) in non-conference games against FCS opponents in 2017.
FOUR CAA TEAMS RANKED NATIONALLY THIS WEEK: Four CAA Football teams are ranked in this week's STATS and AFCA Coaches Top 25 Polls. In the STATS poll, JMU is ranked No. 2, followed by No. 5 Villanova, No. 16 Towson and No. 19 Delaware. The AFCA poll in-cludes No. 2 JMU, No. 6 Villanova, No. 18 Towson and No. 19 Delaware. The four ranked teams are the 2nd-most of any FCS conference. Four other CAA teams - Stony Brook, New Hampshire, UAlbany and Elon - were among other teams receiving votes in the STATS poll. Seven CAA teams have been na onally ranked at some point this season and all 12 have received votes in the Top 25 poll.
URI'S PARKER CLIMBS CAREER LISTS: Rhode Island's Aaron Parker became just the second player in school history to go over 3,000 receiving yards (3,074) last Saturday. He also moved into third place in career recep ons (190) at URI and he's third in career TD catches (28). This season, Parker leads the CAA with 55 recep ons for 838 yards.
FIVE CAA PLAYERS EARN NATIONAL HONORS: Five CAA players have earned FCS Na onal Player of the Week honors from STATS this season. JMU's John Daka (Defense/Oct. 14) was the most recent award winner, joining New Hampshire's Oleh Manzyk (Freshman/Oct. 7), Maine’s Earnest Edwards (Special Teams/Sept. 22), Elon's Marcus Willoughby (Defense/Sept. 9) and Villanova's Jaquan Amos (Defense/Sept. 2).
TAKING IT TO THE HOUSE: CAA teams have combined to return nine kickoff s for TD's this season. W&M's Bronson Yoder and Maine's Earnest Edwards share the na onal lead with two KOR’s for touchdowns. Also returning kickoff s for TD’s have been URI’s Ahmere Dorsey, UAlbany’s Donovan McDonald, Elon’s Shamari Wingard, JMU’s Devin Ravenel and Towson's D'Ago Hunter. Eight of the nine returns have been longer than 90 yards.
CAA TEAMS IN FCS TOTAL OFFENSE
12. James Madison 464.8 ypg14. Stony Brook 459.3 ypg24. Maine 445.7 ypg28. Villanova 441.1 ypg
CAA TEAMS IN FCS RUSHING OFFENSE
14. James Madison 236.6 ypg15. Stony Brook 235.3 ypg19. Villanova 208.3 ypg
CAA TEAMS IN FCS PASSING OFFENSE
5. Rhode Island 331.9 ypg8. Maine 329.3 ypg38. UAlbany 254.4 ypg
CAA TEAMS IN FCS SCORING OFFENSE
7. James Madison 40.4 ppg13. Villanova 37.3 ppg26. Towson 33.9 ppg29. UAlbany 33.6 ppg
CAA TEAMS IN FCS TOTAL DEFENSE
7. James Madison 292.4 ypg24. New Hampshire 334.4 ypg35. Villanova 361.1 ypg37. Richmond 361.7 ypg39. Stony Brook 362.6 ypg
CAA TEAMS IN FCS RUSHING DEFENSE
1. James Madison 68.3 ypg13. Villanova 99.4 ypg34. Stony Brook 127.6 ypg
CAA TEAMS IN FCS PASSING DEFENSE
26. New Hampshire 191.6 ypg31. Maine 200.1 ypg33. Richmond 202.1 ypg
CAA TEAMS IN FCS SCORING DEFENSE
8. New Hampshire 16.1 ppg9. James Madison 16.9 ppg30. Villanova 23.1 ppg33. UAlbany 23.6 ppg
TOWSON’S O’NEILL CLOSES IN ON CAA FG MARK: Towson All-America kicker Aidan O’Neill has 57 career fi eld goals, which is two shy of the CAA all- me record of 59 set by W&M’s Greg Kuehn (2002-05). O’Neill is 4-for-8 on fi eld goals this season.
UNH’S MCDONNELL TAKES LEAVE OF ABSENCE: New Hampshire head coach Sean Mc-Donnell is taking an indefi nite leave of absence for health-related reasons. McDonnell, who has a 154-95 record in 20 seasons at UNH, guided the team to 14 straight FCS playoff appearances and ranks third all- me with 98 wins in CAA play. Associate head coach Ricky Santos has been named the team’s interim head coach.
SUCCESS AGAINST THE FBS: CAA Football has posted 38 wins over FBS foes in its history and has won at least one game against an FBS team in 11 of the past 13 years. Since 2013, seven diff erent teams (UAlbany, JMU, Maine, New Hampshire, Richmond, Towson and Villanova) have recorded a FBS victory and the league posted mul ple wins over FBS opponents in 2016, 2017 and 2018.
JMU PICKED TO WIN CAA TITLE: James Madison, which returns 19 starters from last year’s 9-4 team that earned a FCS playoff berth for the fi h straight season, was the overwhelm-ing choice to win the CAA Football tle in 2019. Towson, which is coming off its fi rst FCS playoff appearance since 2013, was picked second in the poll, while defending CAA Football champion Maine placed third. Elon, Delaware and Stony Brook, which all made the FCS playoff s last year, took the next three spots in the preseason poll. New Hampshire was seventh, followed by Rhode Island, Villanova, Richmond, William & Mary and UAlbany.
TOWSON’S FLACCO, RICHMOND’S JACKSON HEADLINE PRESEASON ALL-CAA TEAM: Towson quarterback Tom Flacco was chosen as the CAA preseason Off ensive Player of the Year, while Richmond defensive end Maurice Jackson was selected as the CAA pre-season Defensive Player of the Year. Flacco passed for a league-high 3,251 yards and a school-record tying 28 TD’s last season and also ran for 742 yards and four scores. Jackson recorded 46 tackles, 15.0 TFL, a league-high 10.0 sacks and four forced fumbles. The en re preseason All-CAA team can be found in this release.
FIVE FROM CAA ON NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR WATCH LISTS: CAA Football had fi ve players named to STATS FCS Preseason Player of the Year Watch Lists. Towson senior quar-terback Tom Flacco, Rhode Island senior wide receiver Aaron Parker and Towson senior running back Shane Simpson made the Walter Payton Award Watch List (top off ensive player). Maine senior cornerback Manny Pa erson and James Madison senior cornerback Rashad Robinson were on the Buck Buchanan Award Watch list (top defensive player).
CAA MAKES HISTORY WITH SIX TEAMS IN PLAYOFF FIELD: CAA Football made history in 2018 with six teams selected to the 24-team fi eld for the Division I Football Championship, a feat that had never been accomplished by any conference. CAA champ Maine, which earned the #7 overall seed, was joined by Delaware, Elon, JMU, Stony Brook and Towson. CAA Football’s previous record for playoff teams was fi ve, which occurred in 2007, 2008 and 2011. Four CAA teams were chosen to the playoff fi eld in the prior four seasons.
DEEPEST CONFERENCE IN FCS: No conference has proven to be as strong from top to bo om as CAA Football in recent years. Ten of the league’s 12 teams have par cipated in the FCS playoff s since 2015. The conference has had at least one team reach the quar-terfi nals every year since 1991.
MULTIPLE TEAMS IN THE FCS PLAYOFFS: CAA Football has had mul ple teams in the playoff s for 28 straight years and three or more teams in the playoff fi eld for 13 years in a row. Ten mes in league history at least four teams were chosen. Five teams were picked in 2007, 2008 and 2011 and the CAA set a record with six teams selected in 2018.
PLAYOFF SUCCESS: Since 2003, CAA Football has had a team in the FCS tle game 10 mes, with four diff erent schools combining to win fi ve na onal tles - Delaware (2003), JMU (2004, 2016), Richmond (2008) and Villanova (2009). CAA Football has had a team in the semifi nals of the playoff s in each of the past six years - Towson (2013), New Hampshire (2014), Richmond (2015), JMU (2016, 2017) and Maine (2018) and 25 semifi nalists overall.
CAA PLAYERS IN FCS RUSHING
3. Jus n Covington, VU 121.2 ypg23. Karl Mofor, UAlbany 94.5 ypg
CAA PLAYERS IN FCS PASSING
4. Vito Priore, URI 331.9 ypg20. Chris Ferguson, Maine 275.8 ypg26. Jeff Undercuffl er, UA 252.6 ypg
CAA PLAYERS IN FCS PASS EFFICIENCY
9. Ben DiNucci, JMU 163.521. Jeff Undercuffl er, UA 149.024. Joe Mancuso, UR 148.827. Tyquell Fields, SBU 146.6
CAA PLAYERS IN FCS RECEPTIONS
5. Aaron Parker, URI 7.9 pg16. Isaiah Coulter, URI 6.6 pg18. Juwan Green, UAlbany 6.4 pg20. Jaquan Blair, Maine 6.3 pg26. Jerah Reeves, UAlbany 6.0 pg
CAA PLAYERS IN FCS RECEIVING YARDS
2. Aaron Parker, URI 119.7 ypg8. Isaiah Coulter, URI 101.4 ypg9. Earnest Edwards, Maine 100.0 ypg13. Juwan Green, UAlbany 99.1 ypg26. Keyston Fuller, UR 88.6 ypg
CAA PLAYERS IN FCS TOTAL OFFENSE
9. Vito Priore, URI 323.6 ypg25. Tom Flacco, Towson 277.0 ypg28. Chris Ferguson, Maine 274.7 ypg
• Moved into a e for 2nd place in the CAA a er a 35-28 victory over Rhode Island.
• Jeff Undercuffl er has thrown at least 2 TD passes in all 8 games, and tossed 4 vs. URI. He’s 3rd in the CAA in passing (252.6 ypg) and ranks 2nd in FCS with 24 TD passes.
• Juwan Green made 5 catches for 91 yards and 2 TD's vs. URI. He's 2nd in the CAA in re-cep ons (51) and receiving yards (793) and has ed a UA record with 10 receiving TD's.
• Jerah Reeves has made 27 recep ons for 385 yards in the last 4 games.
• TE LJ Wesneski has nine catches this season and six of them have been for touchdowns.
• Karl Mofor ran for 101 yards on 19 carries vs. URI. It was his fourth 100-yard eff ort in the past fi ve games.
• UAlbany forced four turnovers vs. URI and leads the CAA with 19 turnovers gained.
• Eli Mencer leads the CAA with 8.5 sacks and ranks 2nd with 14.5 TFL's.
UALBANY5-3 Overall/3-1 CAAFB
• Defeated New Hampshire, 16-10, ending the Wildcats' four-game winning streak.
• Cam Kitchen tallied 8 tackles, 3.0 TFL, 2.0 sacks, a forced fumble and 3 PBU's vs. UNH.
• DeJoun Lee rushed for a career-best 103 yards against UNH, including a game-tying 9-yard TD run in the 2nd quarter.
• Will Knight ran for a career-high 101 yards on 16 carries vs. UNH. He tops UD in rushing (446 yds) and is averaging 7.8 ypc.
• Ma Palmer ed for the team lead with 9 tackles against UNH and also made his fi rst intercep on of the season.
• Jake Roth booted a career-best three fi eld goals against UNH and accounted for 10 of Delaware's 16 points in the win.
• Delaware limited UNH to 251 total yards, which is the fewest it's given up in 2019.
• Kedrick Whitehead leads the Blue Hens and ranks 4th in the CAA with 64 tackles (9.1 tpg).
• On a bye last week. Return to ac on at Rhode Island on Saturday.
• Davis Cheek was 22-of-25 passing for a season-high 259 yards and a TD vs. UD. His comple on percentage (88%) was an EU record and the best in FCS this season.
• Kortez Weeks ed his season-high with 8 catches for 56 yards vs. UD. He leads the Phoenix with 29 recep ons for 301 yards.
• Elon is 3-0 this season when rushing for at least 150 yards.
• Cole Coleman registered a career-high 16 tackles and forced a fumble vs. UD. He leads Elon with 57 stops this season.
• Elon held UD to 319 total yards and is allow-ing just 301.5 ypg over the last 2 games.
• Greg Liggs, Jr. had a 42-yard pick six vs. UD. He's intercepted a CAA-best four passes in the past two games.
• Shamari Wingard ranks 4th in FCS in kickoff returns (30.8 avg.).
• Took over sole possession of fi rst place in the CAA following a 38-10 win at W&M.
• Ben DiNucci threw for 250 yards and 2 TD's at W&M, which was his 6th 200-yard eff ort in the last 7 games. He's 4th in FCS in comple on percentage (69.4%).
• JMU ranks 14th in FCS in rushing (236.6 ypg) and has had three diff erent backs top the 100-yard mark in the past fi ve games.
• JMU ranks 7th in FCS in scoring off ense (40.4 ppg) and has scored at least 37 points in all 7 games against FCS opponents.
• JMU has held 7 of its 8 opponents under 100 yards rushing and leads FCS in rushing defense (68.3 ypg).
• The Dukes also rank No. 7 in FCS in scoring defense and No. 9 in total defense.
• Ron'Dell Carter set career-highs with 10 tackles and 6.0 TFL's at W&M. The 6.0 TFL's are ed for the most in FCS this season. JMU had 15.0 TFL's as a team, which was its most in a game since 2006.
• Lost a 59-44 shootout at FBS member Lib-erty last week.
• True freshman Joe Fagnano was 25-of-37 passing for 445 yards and 5 TD's at LU in his fi rst collegiate start. The 445 yards were the most by a Maine QB since 2009 and the most by a CAA QB this season.
• Maine QB Chris Ferguson will miss the rest of the season with a foot injury.
• Receivers Earnest Edwards (6-127 yds/2 TD's), Andre Miller (5-108 yds, 1 TD) and Devin Young (6-106 yds) all had 100+ yards at LU and Jaquan Blair made a team-high 8 catches for 99 yards and 2 TD's.
• Earnest Edwards ranks 4th in FCS with 24.0 yards per catch and has scored a TD in 12 of his last 13 games. He's also 1st in FCS in kick returns and 2nd in all-purpose yards.
• Taji Lowe had a team-high 11 tackles at LU and reached 200 stops for his career.
• Rich Carr recorded Maine's fi rst intercep on of the season at Liberty.
• Had their 4-game win streak snapped a er a 16-10 setback at Delaware.
• Carlos Washington Jr. ran for a team-high 60 yards and a TD on 12 carries and had a team-best 6 catches for 48 yards at UD.
• Evan Gray leads UNH in rushing with 501 yards and is averaging 7.2 ypc.
• Prince Smith picked off two passes at UD. His 11 career intercep ons are a UNH record and he has a team-high 3 in 2019.
• UNH leads the CAA and ranks No. 8 in FCS in scoring defense (16.1 ppg). The Wildcats have held 5 of their 6 FCS opponents to 16 points or less.
• Jason Hughes matched his career-best with a 45-yard FG at UD. Hughes is 12-for-15 on FG's for the season, which is the most fi eld goals by a UNH kicker since 2013.
• Josh Kania recorded two sacks at UD and also had six tackles and 2.5 TFL.
• Pop Bush made a team-high 10 tackles at UD and is ed for the team lead with 48.
JAMES MADISON MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE7-1 Overall/4-0 CAAFB 2-5 Overall/0-3 CAAFB 4-3 Overall/3-1 CAAFB
• Fell 35-28 at UAlbany last week. All four URI league losses have been by 8 points or less.
• Vito Priore passed for 320 yards and 2 TD's at UA. He’s thrown for over 285 yards in all 7 games and is 4th in FCS in passing (331.9 ypg). Priore is the fi rst URI QB to throw for 2,000 yards in a season since 2008.
• Aaron Parker made 8 catches for 92 yards and a TD at UA. He’s 2nd in FCS in receiving yards (119.7 ypg) and 5th in recep ons (7.9 pg). Parker ranks 2nd in career receiving yards (3,074), 3rd in recep ons (190) and 3rd in TD catches (28) at URI.
• Isaiah Coulter has made 39 catches for 580 yards and 3 TD's over the past 5 contests. He's 8th in FCS in receiving yards (101.4 ypg) and 16th in recep ons (6.6 pg).
• Zoe Bryant rushed for a career-high 109 yards on just 15 carries at UA, including a 34-yard TD run in the fi rst quarter.
• Rhode Island held UA to 266 total yards, which was the fewest yards it has allowed to an opponent all season.
RHODE ISLAND1-6 Overall/0-4 CAAFB
• Suff ered a 28-27 loss to Yale last week, end-ing a two-game win streak.
• Joe Mancuso passed for 227 yards and 3 TD's and ran for a career-high 119 yards on 13 carries vs. Yale. He's accounted for 6 TD's (4 pass/2 rush) in the past two games.
• Aaron Dykes ran for a career-high 77 yards on 12 carries vs. Yale. UR rushed for 217 yards, which was its most since the opener.
• Tyler Dressler made a team-high 15 tackles, 3.0 TFL and a sack vs. Yale. He's recorded 35 tackles in the past two games.
• Keyston Fuller has a TD catch in 5 of UR's past 6 games. He's made 27 recep ons for 593 yards (22.0 ypc) over the past 6 games.
• Charlie Fessler ed a season-high with 8 catches for 81 yards and a TD vs. Yale. He's had at least 4 recep ons in 6 of 7 games.
• Richmond held Yale to 316 total yards, inclu-ing 67 on the ground. The Spiders haven't given up more than 398 yards to a FCS op-ponent this season.
• Off last week. Return to ac on at No. 5 Vil-lanova on Saturday.
• Seba Nekhet (481 yds), Isaiah White (460 yds) and Ty Son Lawton (379 yds) rank among the top 7 in the CAA in rushing. SBU is averaging 235.3 ypg on the ground.
• Tyquell Fields leads FCS with 18.6 yards per comple on. He's thrown for at least 180 yards and a TD in six of SBU's seven games.
• Nick Anderson has made 10 catches for 231 yards over the past two contests.
• Jean Constant, who tops the CAA and is 20th in FCS in punt returns (10.9 avg), has caught a TD pass in fi ve consecu ve games.
• SBU ranks 14th in FCS in total off ense (459.3 ypg) and has tallied more than 430 yards against 5 of its 6 FCS opponents.
• The Seawolves are giving up 127.6 ypg on the ground, which is 3rd in the CAA.
• Augie Contressa tops the team in tackles (55) and TFL's (8.0).
• Rolled over Bucknell, 56-7, last week stop-ping a three-game slide.
• Tom Flacco threw for 203 yards and a school-record 6 TD's vs. BU and moved to 5th in career TD passes (42) at TU. He ranks 4th in the CAA in passing (234.1 ypg) and also leads Towson in rushing with 300 yards.
• Yeedee Thaenrat (8-112 yds) and Adrian Feliz-Pla (14-101 yds) set career rushing highs vs. BU. It's the fi rst me since 2012 that TU has had two 100-yard rushers.
• Shane Leatherbury ed CAA and TU records with 5 TD catches vs. Bucknell. He leads TU with 33 catches for 495 yards and 8 TD's.
• Aidan O’Neill has 57 career FG’s, which is two shy of the CAA all- me record.
• Bryce Carter had 5 tackles, 3.0 TFL's, a sack and a forced fumble against Bucknell.
• The Tigers held Bucknell to 161 total yards, including just 6 yards on the ground.
• Towson leads the CAA in turnover margin (+9) and intercep ons (10).
• Off last week. Hosts Stony Brook on Satur-day, star ng a stretch of 4-of-5 at home.
• Daniel Smith has recorded at least 3 TD’s in each game and has 26 (20 pass/6 rush) for the season, which ranks 3rd in FCS. He's thrown for 200+ yds in 4 straight games.
• Changa Hodge set career-highs with 8 catches for 134 yards and 2 TD's at JMU.
• Freshman Jaaron Hayek has caught 23 passes for 347 yards and 4 TD's over the past four games.
• Villanova ranks 13th in FCS in scoring of-fense (37.3 ppg) and has scored at least 33 points in six of its seven games.
• Villanova ranks 13th in FCS in rush defense (99.4 ypg) and has held fi ve opponents to less than 95 yards on the ground.
• Forrest Rhyne leads in tackles (62), TFL's (10) and sacks (5.5).
• Villanova has only allowed 6 sacks all sea-son, which is the fewest in the CAA.
• Dropped a 38-10 decision to No. 2 James Madison last week.
• Zach Burdick made 3 recep ons for 58 yards vs. JMU and is averaging a team-best 18.4 yards per catch for the season.
• Kilton Anderson has completed 72% of his passes (36-50) over the past two games.
• Kane Everson has had 100+ receiving yards in 2 of the past 3 games.
• Bronson Yoder, who ranks 9th in FCS in kick-off returns (29.0 avg), rushed for a team-high 77 yards on 6 carries vs. JMU.
• W&M held JMU to 126 yards rushing, which was 126 yards lower than its average.
• Gavin Johnson contributed 6 tackles, a sack and a forced fumble against JMU.
• Corey Parker leads W&M with 48 tackles and also has 3.5 TFL's and 4 PBU's.
• Isaiah Laster intercepted his 2nd pass of the season vs. JMU and has 8 for his career.
2019 CAA Football Schedule & ResultsSaturday, August 24Villanova 34, Colgate 14
Thursday, August 29Delaware 31, Delaware State 13Richmond 38, Jacksonville 19Stony Brook 35, Bryant 10Central Michigan 38, UAlbany 21
Friday, August 30Maine 42, Sacred Heart 14
Saturday, August 31West Virginia 20, James Madison 13Ohio 41, Rhode Island 20Towson 28, The Citadel 21North Carolina A&T 24, Elon 21William & Mary 30, Lafaye e 17
Friday, September 6Virginia 52, William & Mary 17
Saturday, September 7*Delaware 44, Rhode Island 36 (3ot)Holy Cross 13, New Hampshire 10Elon 35, The Citadel 28Boston College 45, Richmond 13James Madison 44, St. Francis (Pa.) 7Georgia Southern 26, Maine 18Towson 42, North Carolina Central 3Villanova 38, Lehigh 10UAlbany 45, Bryant 3Utah State 62, Stony Brook 7
Saturday, September 14*Elon 42 Richmond 20*Towson 45, Maine 23Monmouth 38, UAlbany 35 (ot)North Dakota State 47, Delaware 22James Madison 63, Morgan State 12Stony Brook 26, Wagner 10Villanova 45, Bucknell 10William & Mary 38, Colgate 10FIU 30, New Hampshire 17
Saturday, September 21*New Hampshire 27, Rhode Island 24*Villanova 52, Towson 45 (ot)Maine 35, Colgate 21Wake Forest 49, Elon 7Delaware 28, Penn 27UAlbany 36, Lafaye e 7James Madison 37, Cha anooga 14Stony Brook 45, Fordham 10East Carolina 19, William & Mary 7
Saturday, September 28*James Madison 45, Elon 10*UAlbany 39, William & Mary 31*Villanova 33, Maine 17*Stony Brook 31, Rhode Island 27Pi sburgh 17, Delaware 14Fordham 23, Richmond 16New Hampshire 23, Duquesne 6Florida 38, Towson 0
Saturday, October 5*Richmond 23, UAlbany 20*New Hampshire 26, Elon 10*Villanova 35, William & Mary 28*James Madison 45, Stony Brook 38 (ot)Rhode Island 31, Brown 28
Saturday, October 12*Richmond 24, Maine 17*James Madison 38, Villanova 24*Elon 42, Delaware 7*UAlbany 38, Towson 21*New Hampshire 20, Stony Brook 14Virginia Tech 34, Rhode Island 17
Saturday, October 19*Delaware 16, New Hampshire 10*UAlbany 35, Rhode Island 28*James Madison 38, William & Mary 10Towson 56, Bucknell 7Liberty 59, Maine 44Yale 28, Richmond 27
Saturday, October 26*Richmond at Delaware – 1 pm*Elon at Rhode Island – 1 pm*William & Mary at Maine – 1 pm*Towson at James Madison – 3:30 pm*Stony Brook at Villanova – 3:30 pm
Saturday, November 2*Villanova at New Hampshire – 1 pm*Delaware at Towson – 2 pm*William & Mary at Elon – 2 pm*Stony Brook at Richmond – 3 pm*Maine at UAlbany – 3:30 pmMerrimac at Rhode Island – 1 pm
Saturday, November 9*Richmond at Villanova – 1 pm*UAlbany at Delaware – 1 pm*Rhode Island at William & Mary – 1 pm*Maine at Elon – 2 pm*Towson at Stony Brook – 2 pm*New Hampshire at James Madison – 3:30 pm
Friday, November 15LIU at Villanova – 7 pm
Saturday, November 16*Rhode Island at Maine – 12 pm*Towson at William & Mary – 1 pm*New Hampshire at UAlbany – 1 pm*Stony Brook at Delaware – 1 pm*Richmond at James Madison – 3:30 pm
Saturday, November 23*William & Mary at Richmond – 12 pm*James Madison at Rhode Island – 12 pm*Maine at New Hampshire – 1 pm*Delaware at Villanova – 1 pm*Elon at Towson – 2 pm*UAlbany at Stony Brook – 2 pm
CAA Football team’s STATS/AFCA Coaches rankings listed beside date / Opponent’s STATS/AFCA Coaches rankings listed directly before opponent (both at me game was played).
Home: 2-0 Away: 4-1 vs. STATS Top 25: 3-1 vs. AFCA Top 25: 3-1Total Home A endance: 18,390 Average Home A endance: 9,195
Aug. 24 rv/- at 13/14 Colgate W, 34-14 4,519Sept. 7 24/rv LEHIGH W, 38-10 8,319Sept. 14 22/23 at Bucknell W, 45-10 3,649Sept. 21 18/18 *at 5/5 Towson W, 52-45 (ot) 9,568Sept. 28 8/13 *12/16 MAINE W, 33-17 10,071Oct. 5 5/8 *at William & Mary W, 35-28 9,164Oct. 12 5/7 *at 2/2 James Madison L, 24-38 25,076Oct. 26 5/6 *rv/- STONY BROOK 3:30 p.m. --Nov. 2 *at New Hampshire 1:00 p.m. --Nov. 9 *RICHMOND 1:00 p.m. --Nov. 15 LONG ISLAND 7:00 p.m. --Nov. 23 *DELAWARE 1:00 p.m. --
TOWSON TIGERS (4-3, 1-2 CAA)Home Stadium: Johnny Unitas Stadium (11,198)
Home: 2-2 Away: 2-1 vs. STATS Top 25: 1-1 vs. AFCA Top 25: 1-1Total Home A endance: 28,813 Average Home A endance: 7,203
Aug. 31 11/12 at rv/rv The Citadel W, 28-21 8,008Sept. 7 8/9 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL W, 42-3 8,322Sept. 14 8/8 *at 7/9 Maine W, 45-23 6,256Sept. 21 5/5 *18/18 VILLANOVA L, 45-52 (ot) 9,568Sept. 28 10/10 at Florida L, 0-38 79,126Oct. 12 9/9 *UALBANY L, 21-38 4,809Oct. 19 18/20 BUCKNELL W, 56-7 6,114Oct. 26 16/17 *at 2/2 James Madison 3:30 p.m. --Nov. 2 *DELAWARE 2:00 p.m. --Nov. 9 *at Stony Brook 2:00 p.m. --Nov. 16 *at William & Mary 1:00 p.m.Nov. 23 *ELON 2:00 p.m. --
WILLIAM & MARY TRIBE (2-5, 0-3 CAA)Home Stadium: Walter J. Zable Stadium (11,646)
Home: 2-2 Away: 0-3 vs. STATS Top 25: 0-2 vs. AFCA Top 25: 0-2Total Home A endance: 37,929 Average Home A endance: 9,482
Aug. 31 LAFAYETTE W, 30-17 10,167Sept. 6 -/rv at Virginia L, 17-52 45,250Sept. 14 rv/rv COLGATE W, 38-10 6,777Sept. 21 rv/rv at East Carolina L, 7-19 38,094Sept. 28 *at UAlbany L, 31-39 3,329Oct. 5 *5/8 VILLANOVA L, 28-35 9,164Oct. 19 *2/2 JAMES MADISON L, 10-38 11,821Oct. 26 *at Maine 1:00 p.m. --Nov. 2 *at Elon 2:00 p.m. --Nov. 9 *RHODE ISLAND 1:00 p.m. --Nov. 16 *TOWSON 1:00 p.m. --Nov. 23 *at Richmond 12:00 p.m. --
CAA Football team’s STATS/AFCA Coaches rankings listed beside date / Opponent’s STATS/AFCA Coaches rankings listed directly before opponent (both at me game was played).
2019 CAA FOOTBALL PRESEASON OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARPosi on Player School ClassQB Tom Flacco Towson Sr.
2019 CAA FOOTBALL PRESEASON DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARPosi on Player School ClassDL Maurice Jackson Richmond Sr.
2019 CAA FOOTBALL PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMOFFENSEPosi on Player School ClassQB Tom Flacco Towson Sr. RB Shane Simpson Towson Sr. RB Jaylan Thomas Elon So. FB Tyler Crist William & Mary Jr. WR Earnest Edwards Maine Sr.WR Shane Leatherbury Towson Sr.WR Aaron Parker Rhode Island Sr. TE Ma Foster Elon Sr.OL Liam Dobson Maine Jr. OL Mario Farinella Delaware Gr.OL Liam Fornadel James Madison Jr.OL Kyle Murphy Rhode Island Sr.OL Kyle Nunez Stony Brook So.
DEFENSEPosi on Player School ClassDL Ron’Dell Carter James Madison Sr.DL Maurice Jackson Richmond Sr.DL Sam Kamara Stony Brook Sr.DL Kayon Whitaker Maine Sr. LB Robert Heyward Towson Sr.LB Dimitri Holloway James Madison Sr.LB Taji Lowe Maine Sr.LB Deshawn Stevens Maine Jr.CB Manny Pa erson Maine Sr.CB Rashad Robinson James Madison Sr.S Pop Lacey New Hampshire Sr.S Isaiah Laster William & Mary Sr.S Adam Smith James Madison Sr.
SPECIAL TEAMSPosi on Player School ClassKR Earnest Edwards Maine Sr.PR D’Angelo Amos James Madison Jr.PK Aidan O’Neill Towson Sr.P Nick Pritchard Delaware Sr.SPEC Isaiah White Stony Brook Sr.
2019 CAA FOOTBALL PRESEASON PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH (1st-Place Votes)
1. James Madison (20) 2382. Towson (3) 2173. Maine (1) 2014. Elon 1645. Delaware 1626. Stony Brook 1517. New Hampshire 1098. Rhode Island 1049. Villanova 8410. Richmond 6211. William & Mary 5812. UAlbany 34
PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE - Honorable Men onDavis Cheek, QB, Elon; Chris Ferguson, QB, Maine; DeJoun Lee, RB, Delaware; Carlos Washington, Jr., RB, New Hampshire; Joey Kenny, FB, Rhode Island; Owen Tyler, FB, Delaware; Jabari Allen, WR, Towson; Dev Holmes, WR, UAlbany; Simon Bingelis, TE, Villanova; Aaron Grzym-kowski, Towson; Mac Patrick, OL, James Madison; Mark Williamson, OL, William & Mary; Bryce Carter DL, Towson; John Daka, DL, James Madi-son, Brandon Ginne , DL, Rhode Island; Charles Mitchell, DL, Maine; Bill Murray, DL, William & Mary; Levi Metheny, LB, UAlbany; Keon Paye, LB, Towson; Drew Wiley, LB, Villanova; Augie Contressa, S, Stony Brook; Daniel Jones, S, Richmond; Corey Parker, S, WIlliam & Mary; Jaquan Amos, CB, Villanova; Gavin Heslop, CB, Stony Brook; Greg Liggs, Jr., CB, Elon; Ahmere Dorsey, KR/PR, Rhode Island; Drew Sanborn, P, New Hampshire; Eli Mencer, SPEC, UAlbany
STATS Walter Payton Award Watch ListPlayer Posi on School ClassTom Flacco QB Towson Sr.Aaron Parker WR Rhode Island Sr.Shane Simpson RB Towson Sr.
STATS Buck Buchanan Award Watch ListPlayer Posi on School ClassManny Pa erson CB Maine Sr.Rashad Robinson CB James Madison Sr.
STATS Preseason All-America TeamOFFENSETeam Posi on Player School ClassFirst Team OL Kyle Murphy Rhode Island Sr.First Team AP Shane Simpson Towson Sr.Second Team QB Tom Flacco Towson Sr.Second Team OL Liam Fornadel James Madison Jr.Second Team WR Aaron Parker Rhode Island Sr.
DEFENSETeam Posi on Player School ClassFirst Team DB Manny Pa erson Maine Sr.First Team DB Rashad Robinson James Madison Sr.Second Team DL Kayon Whitaker Maine Sr.Third Team DL Ron’Dell Carter James Madison Sr.Third Team DL Maurice Jackson Richmond Sr.Third Team LB Deshawn Stevens Maine Jr.
SPECIAL TEAMSTeam Posi on Player School ClassFirst Team PR D’Angelo Amos James Madison Jr.First Team KR Jean Constant Stony Brook Gr.First Team PK Aidan O’Neill Towson Sr.
HERO Sports Preseason All-America TeamOFFENSETeam Posi on Player School ClassFirst Team OL Kyle Murphy Rhode Island Sr.First Team AP Shane Simpson Towson Sr.Second Team QB Tom Flacco Towson Sr.Third Team OL Liam Fornadel James Madison Jr.Third Team WR Riley Stapleton James Madison Sr.
DEFENSETeam Posi on Player School ClassFirst Team DL John Daka James Madison Sr.First Team DB Manny Pa erson Maine Sr.First Team DB Rashad Robinson James Madison Sr.Second Team DL Ron’Dell Carter James Madison Sr.Second Team LB Deshawn Stevens Maine Jr.Third Team DB Chris an Benford Villanova So.Third Team LB Dimitri Holloway James Madison Sr.Third Team DL Kayon Whitaker Maine Sr.
SPECIAL TEAMSTeam Posi on Player School ClassFirst Team PR D’Angelo Amos James Madison Jr.First Team PK Aidan O’Neill Towson Sr.Second Team SPEC Yeedee Thaenrat Towson Sr.
Athlon Preseason All-America TeamOFFENSETeam Posi on Player School ClassFirst Team PR D’Angelo Amos James Madison Jr.First Team PK Aidan O’Neill Towson Sr.First Team DB Manny Pa erson Maine Sr.First Team DB Rashad Robinson James Madison Sr.
OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL TEAMS ROOKIESept. 2 Chris Ferguson, Maine Jaquan Amos, Villanova Mitchell Wright, Stony Brook Hollis Mathis, William & MarySept. 9 Alex James, UA/Aaron Parker, URI Marcus Willoughby, Elon Shane McDonough, Towson Solomon Vanhorse, James MadisonSept. 16 Davis Cheek, Elon S.J. Brown, Towson Shamari Wingard, EU/Bronson Yoder, W&M Hollis Mathis William & MarySept. 23 Daniel Smith, Villanova AJ Mistler, UAlbany Earnest Edwards, Maine Max Brosmer, New HampshireSept. 30 Tyquell Fields, Stony Brook Drew Nickles, Delaware Dylan Burns, UAlbany Solomon Vanhorse, James MadisonOct. 7 Vito Priore, Rhode Island Maurice Jackson, UR/Forrest Rhyne, VU Jake Larson, Richmond Oleh Manzyk, New HampshireOct. 14 Davis Cheek, EU/Jeff Undercuffl er, UA John Daka, JMU/Tyler Dressler, UR Drew Sanborn, New Hampshire Max Brosmer, New HampshireOct. 21 Tom Flacco, Towson Ron'Dell Carter, James Madison D'Angelo Amos, James Madison Joe Fagnano, MaineOct. 28 Nov. 4Nov. 11 Nov. 18Nov. 25
Career CAA Football Weekly Award Leaders(Since 2007)
2019 CAA Football Weekly Awards
15 - John Robertson (Villanova, QB)
10 - Terrance West (Towson, RB)
9 - Andrew Pierce (Delaware, RB)
7 - Jonathan Grimes (William & Mary, RB)
6 - Kendell Anderson (William & Mary, RB); Taylor Heinicke (Old Dominion, QB); Rodney Landers (James Madison, QB); Vad Lee (James Madison, QB); Stephon Robertson (James Madison, LB); Jus n Rogers (Richmond, KR/DB); Jus n Thorpe (James Madison, QB)
5 - Davis Cheek (Elon, QB); Earnest Edwards (Maine, WR/KR); Ma Evans (New Hampshire, LB); Sco y McGee (James Madison, KR); Troy Reeder (Delaware, LB); Bryan Schor (James Madison, QB); Dae’Quan Sco (James Madison, RB/PR)
4 - D’Angelo Amos (James Madison, S/PR); Zach Bednarczyk (Villanova, QB); Pat Devlin (Delaware, QB); Tom Flacco (Towson, QB); Sean Goldrich (New Hampshire, QB); Josh Gontarek (UAlbany, WR); Elijah Ibitokun-Hanks (UAlbany, RB); Derrick Joseph (Towson, KR/WR); Kyle Laule a (Richmond, QB); Donald Lio ne (Stony Brook, RB); Jimmy Moreland (James Madison, CB); Christophe Mulumba Tshimanga (Maine, LB); Aidan O’Neill (Towson, PK); Dontra Peters (New Hampshire, CB/RB); Shane Simpson (Towson, RB); Eric Ward (Richmond, QB)
3 - Nigel Beckford (Maine, RB); Jovan Belcher (Maine, DL); Grant Enders (Towson, QB); R.J. Harris (New Hampshire, WR); Dev Holmes (UAlbany, WR); Tyler Holmes, (Massachuse s, LB); Ramon Jeff erson (Maine, RB); Thomas Jeff erson (Delaware, RB); Josh Jennings (Massachuse s, LB); JaJuan Lawson (Rhode Island, QB); Josh Mack (Maine, RB); Tom Manning (New Hampshire, PK); Eric McBride (Richmond, LB); Cameron McCurry (Villanova, S); Ricky Santos (New Hampshire, QB); Ryan Stover (Towson, QB); Michael Strauss (Richmond, QB); Cooper Taylor (Richmond, DB); Anthony Walters (Delaware, DB); B.W. Webb (William & Mary, DB); Chris Whitney (Villanova, QB); Paul Worrilow (Delaware, LB)
2 - Nasir Adderley (Delaware, S/KR); Jaquan Amos (Villanova, DB); Angelo Babbaro (Villanova, KR); Sean Baner (Delaware, PK); Tyrice Bevere e (Stony Brook, DB); Andrew Bose (Rhode Island, LB); Max Brosmer (New Hampshire, QB); Pushaun Brown (Maine, RB); John Carpenter (William & Mary, PK); Rayshan Clark (UAlbany, CB); Liam Coen (Massachuse s, QB); Derek Cox (William & Mary; DB); Dalton Crossan (New Hampshire, RB/KR); Louis Feinstein (Rhode Island, PK); Chris Ferguson (Maine, QB); Aaron Forbes (Villanova, RB); Jacobi Green (Richmond, RB); John Haggart (Stony Brook, DL); Joey Harmon (Villanova, LB); Sage Harold (James Madison, DL); Derek Hatcher (Richmond, PR); Kyre Hawkins (James Madison, LB); Travis Hawkins (Delaware, KR); Jonathan Hernandez (Massachuse s, RB); Tim Hightower (Richmond, RB); DeAndre Houston-Carson (William & Mary, S); Kareem Huggins (Hofstra, KR); Kyle Hunte (Northeastern, LB); Brock Jackolski (Hofstra, RB); Maurice Jackson (Richmond, DL); Cardon Johnson (James Madison, RB); Michael Johnson (Delaware, WR/KR); Owen Johnson (Elon, PK); Nigel Jones (Maine, RB); Terrence Klein (New Hampshire, LB); Trevor Knight (New Hampshire, QB); Brandon Lee (James Madison, DL); Donnell Lewis (Towson, DB); Joe Marcoux (Villanova, PK); Perry McIntyre (Massachuse s, LB); Hollis Mathis (William & Mary, QB); Brian Pate (William & Mary, PK); James Pi s (Villanova, DB); Steve Probst (Rhode Island, QB); Taylor Reynolds (James Madison, CB); Luke Rhodes (William & Mary, LB); Patrick Ricard (Maine, DL); Rashad Robinson (James Madison, CB); Trevor Sasek (Delaware, QB); James Simms (Towson, LB); Dylan Smith (Rhode Island, K); Tye Smith (Towson, CB); Cameron Starke (James Madison, PK); Gage Steele (James Madison, LB); Jon Striefsky (Delaware, PK); Malcolm Summers (Elon, RB); Jaylan Thomas (Elon, RB); Deontez Thompson (Richmond, RB); R.J. Toman (New Hampshire, QB); Adrian Tracy (William & Mary, DL); Jake Tran n (William & Mary, LB); Patrick Toole (UAlbany, PK); Jared Turco e (Maine, RB); Andy Vailas (New Hampshire, QB); Solomon Vanhorse (James Madison, RB); Antonio Vaughan (Old Dominion, WR/PR); Josh Vaughan (Richmond, RB); Darius Victor (Towson, RB); Gian Villante (Hofstra, LB); Carlos Washington (New Hampshire, RB); Marcus Willoughby (Elon, DL); Jaheem Woods (Stony Brook, DB); Micah Wright (Maine, WR); Griff Yancey (James Madison, RB)
1 - Adam Abramowitz (Richmond, DL); Khalid Abdullah (James Madison, RB); D.J. Adeoba (Massachuse s, LB); Victor Adesanya (Rhode Island, DL); Ronnie Akins (Villanova, DB); Sherman Alston (Stony Brook, RB); Andrew Ankrah (James Madison, LB); R.J. Archer (William & Mary, QB); Ezrah Archie (James Madison, WR); Conner Arnone (James Madison, P/PK); Peter Athens (Towson, QB); Jakwail Bailey (Old Dominion, WR); Aaron Ball (Villanova, RB); John Baranowsky (James Madison, DL); Jus n Barnes (James Madison, LB); Trevor Bates (Maine, DL); Nick Ba le (Richmond, DL); Stacey Bedell (Stony Brook, RB); Chris an Benford (DB, Villanova); Odell Benton (Elon, LB); Mike Boyle (New Hampshire, KR); Brian Bradford (Towson, LB); Anthony Bra on (Delaware, DB); Brandon Briggs (Maine, PK); Dejon Brisse (Richmond, KR/WR); Jordan Brown (James Madison, DB); S.J. Brown (Towson, S); Marcus Burley (Delaware; DB); Dylan Burns (UAlbany, PK); Jerry Butler (Delaware, KR); Mike Callahan (William & Mary, QB); Tyler Campbell (Elon, DB); Bryce Carter (Towson, DL); Ron'Dell Carter (James Madison, DL); Derek Cassidy (Rhode Island, QB); DeUnte Chatman (New Hampshire, RB); Don Cherry (Villanova, LB); Cory Christopher (Hofstra, QB); Cody Cipalla (Delaware, DB); Telvion Clark (Towson, LB); John Clements (New Hampshire, KR); Steve Cluley (William & Mary, QB); Andrew Clyde (Richmond, DL); Michael Cole (Maine, DE); Dante Cook (William & Mary, LB); Casey Cooley
(Richmond, DL); Harold Cooper (Rhode Island, KR/RB); Aaron Corp (Richmond, QB); Trevor Coston (Maine, PR); Jerome Couplin III (William & Mary, FS); Elliot Croskey (UAlbany, RB); Dalton Crossan (New Hampshire, RB); Omar Cuff (Delaware, RB); Taveion Cuff ee (James Madison, DB); Brelynd Cyphers (Elon, RB); John Daka (James Madison, DL); Benjamin Davis (Maine, LB); Rashard Davis (James Madison, PR); Casey DeAndrade (New Hampshire, CB); Kyndel Dean (WR, James Madison); Quinlen Dean (New Hampshire, LB); Sean Decloux (Maine, K); DeVonte Dedmon (William & Mary, WR/PR); John Dempsey (Villanova, DB); Donte Dennis (Maine, LB); Ben DiNucci (James Madison, QB); Kenny Doak (Maine, PK); Cameron Dohse (William & Mary, WR); Tim Donnelly (Delaware, QB); Nick Dorka (William & Mary, PK); Ahmere Dorsey (Rhode Island, KR); Chris an Dorsey (UAlbany, LB); Tyler Dressler (Richmond, LB); Drew Dudzik (James Madison, QB); Morgan Ellman (New Hampshire, PK); Eric Enderson (Delaware, P); Nave Evans (William & Mary, RB); Joe Fagnano (Maine, QB); Ryan Farrell (New Hampshire, LB/LS); Tyquell Fields (Stony Brook, QB); Joe Flacco (Delaware, QB); Terrance Fox (New Hampshire, KR); Albert Funderburke (William & Mary, RB); Brandon Ginne (Rhode Island, DL); Jake Gius (Delaware, DB); Ma Goff (James Madison, P); Xavier Goodall (Richmond, RB); Donald Goodrich (New Hampshire, RB); Colby Goodwyn (Old Dominion, RB); Jordan Gowins (Stony Brook, RB); Tyler Gray (James Madison, PK); Oliver Graybar (Rhode Island, P); Airek Green (William & Mary, LB); Raven Greene (James Madison, S); John Greer (New Hampshire, DB); John Griffi n (Northeastern, RB); Stanley Gu errez (Hofstra, LB); Darryl Hamilton (Richmond, DB); Mark Hamilton (Villanova, PK/P); Jeremiah Hamlin (Richmond, RB); Brandyn Harvey (Villanova, WR); Brian Harvey (Maine, PK); Nate Hatalsky (UAlbany, LB); Kyle Havens (Massachuse s, QB); David Hayes (Delaware, RB); Robert Heyward (Towson, LB); Wes Hills (Delaware, RB); John Hinchen (Villanova, P); Ryan Hinds (New Hampshire, DB); Jus n Hogan (Rhode Island, LB); Emmanuel Holder (Towson, FB); Dimitri Holloway (James Madison, LB); Myles Holmes (Rhode Island, KR); Jae’Wuan Horton (New Hampshire, DL); Malachi Hoskins (UAlbany, DL); Omar Howard (Richmond, LB); Stephen Howell (Richmond, DB); Ma Hubbard (Georgia State, P); Markus Hunter (James Madison, DB); Travis Hurd (Rhode Island, KR); Sam Hurwitz (Towson, PK); Marcus Hyde (William & Mary, DE); McAllister Ingram (Elon, DB); Devon Jackson (New Hampshire, LB); Alex James (UAlbany, RB); Jamie Jarmon (Delaware, WR); Chris Jeannot (New Hampshire, TE); Sean Jellison (New Hampshire, RB); Cole Johnson (James Madison, QB); Deontray Johnson (Rhode Island, KR); Mat Johnson (Northeastern, PK); Reuben Johnson (Stony Brook, DB); Brandon Johnson-Farrell (Rhode Island, WR); David Jones (Richmond, DB); Rob Jones (Delaware, PR/KR); Brandon Jordi (Richmond, K); Jesse Julmiste (Massachuse s, KR); Wil Kamin (Richmond, PK/P); Pat Kehoe (Delaware, QB); Chris Koepplin (Massachuse s, PK); Tanoh Kpassagnon (Villanova, DL); Drew Kresge (PK, Villanova); Jared Kuehl (New Hampshire, LB); Tim Kukucka (Villanova, DL); Pop Lacey (New Hampshire, S); Jake Larson (Richmond, PK); Isaiah Laster (William & Mary, S); Shayne Lawless (Stony Brook, LB); Eriq Lewis (Old Dominion, CB); Poppy Livers (Villanova, PR); Sherman Logan (Richmond, DL); Eric Loper (Villanova, DB); Alex Lucansky (Stony Brook, PK); Mike MacArthur (New Hampshire, PK/P); Fred Maldonado (Villanova, DB); Oleh Manzyk (New Hampshire, LB); Ma Marcorelle (Delaware, DL); Jon Mar n (UAlbany, P); Deron Mayo (Hofstra, DL); Miguel Maysonet (Hofstra, RB); Tre McBride (William & Mary, KR/PR); Willie McGinnis (Rhode Island, DL); Eli Mencer (UAlbany, LB); Warren Messer (Elon, LB); Shane McDonough (Towson, P); David Miller (William & Mary, P); Greg Miller (Villanova, DL); John Miller (James Madison, RB); AJ MIstler (UAlbany, S); Corey Mitchell (Elon, LB); Arthur Moats (James Madison, DL); Zack Monson (Elon, LB); Martel Moody (Villanova, DB); J.J. Moore (Massachuse s, WR); Khalil Moore (Elon, DB); Kye Morgan (Stony Brook, DB); Neil Morrison (UAlbany, LB); Alex Mosley (James Madison, DL); Maurice Murray (Northeastern, RB); Kirk Nelms (Massachuse s, DB); Tony Nelson (Massachuse s, RB); Drew Nickles (Delaware, LB); Victor Ochi (Stony Brook, DL); Demetrius Oliver (Elon, WR); Joey Orlando (New Hampshire, WR); Omar Osbourne (UAlbany, RB); Aaron Parker (Rhode Island, WR); Corey Parker (William & Mary, DB); Mar n Parker (Richmond, DL); Ma Parent (New Hampshire, LB); Mike Perry (Delaware, PK); David Petroni (Elon, P); Wayne Pe us (Richmond, DB); Jake Phillips (William & Mary, QB); Ma Pires (Rhode Island, PR); Kyle Polk (Towson, LB); Brad Prasky (New Hampshire, P); Vito Priore (Rhode Island, QB); Frank Raggo (Delaware, PK); Brandon Ravenel (James Madison, KR/WR); Forrest Rhyne (Villanova, LB); Josh Roach (James Madison, LB); Aaron Roane (Richmond, DB); Courtney Robinson (Massachuse s, KR); Jus n Rohrwasser (Rhode Island, PK); Rob Rolle (Villanova, S); Donald Russell (Georgia State, RB); Troy Russell (Maine, LB); Josh Ru er (William & Mary, LB); Jake Ryder (Towson, P); Kyle Sakowski (UAlbany, S); Drew Sanborn (New Hampshire, P); Joe Sarnese (Villanova, S); Sean Schaefer (Towson, QB); Trai Sharp (James Madison, RB); Sterling Sheffi eld (Maine, LB); Dejor Simmons (James Madison, KR); Daniel Smith (Villanova, QB); Prince Smith (New Hampshire, CB); Hugo Souza (New Hampshire, LB); Jeff Steeb (Villanova, LB); Nico Steri (New Hampshire, RB); Deshawn Stevens (Maine, LB); Rickey Stevens (Maine, RB); Chris an Summers (Towson, WR); Ma Szczur (Villanova, WR); Julian Talley (Massachuse s, WR); Phillip Thaxton (Delaware, RB); Nate Thellen (Northeastern, DB); Terence Thomas (Villanova, LB); Brian Thompson (William & Mary, DB); Coby Tippe (Towson, DB); Chris Treister (Maine, QB); Andrew Trent (Stony Brook, WR); Ricky Tunstall (Delaware, FS); Griffi n Trau (Richmond, PK); Charles Tu (James Madison, KR/CB); Jeff Undercuffl er (UAlbany, QB); Cornell Urquhart (James Madison, DL); Dino Vasso (New Hampshire, DB); Caleb Viole e (Massachuse s, PK/P); Ed Wagner (Delaware, P); Brandon Waller (Richmond, DL); Marcus Wasilewski (Maine, QB); Jordan Waxman (Maine, P); Terrel Walker (Maine, RB); Kortez Weeks (Elon, WR); Lamir Whetstone (Maine, DB); Casey Williams (Stony Brook, DL); Chase Williams (James Madison, LB); Kwe’shon Williams (James Madison, CB); Pat Williams (James Madison, LB); Roger Williams (Hofstra, PK); Albert Wilson (Georgia State, KR); Tez Wilson (Rhode Island, LB); Shamari Wingard (KR, Elon); Mitchell Wright (Stony Brook, P); Nick Yako, (Villanova, PK); Bronson Yoder (KR, William & Mary); Devin Young (Maine, WR); Rauley Zaragoza (Delaware, P); Rob Zarrilli (Hofstra, PK)
No. Team Record Points1. North Dakota State (156) 7-0 3,9722. James Madison (3) 7-1 3,7653. South Dakota State 6-1 3,6774. Weber State 5-2 3,4435. Villanova 6-1 3,1686. Kennesaw State 6-1 3,1377. Sacramento State 5-2 2,9278. Illinois State 5-2 2,7819. Montana State 5-2 2,52810. Montana 5-2 2,42211. Northern Iowa 4-3 2,31612. Central Arkansas 5-2 2,22513. Princeton 5-0 1,78014. Furman 4-3 1,61815. Nicholls 4-3 1,47016. Towson 4-3 1,38317. Dartmouth 5-0 1,18818. North Carolina A&T 4-2 1,14719. Delaware 4-3 81620. Florida A&M 6-1 76221. Sam Houston St. 5-3 73522. UC Davis 4-4 66323. Central Connec cut St. 6-1 64524. Southeast Missouri 4-3 54825. Jacksonville State 5-3 488
Others receiving votes: UT Mar n (477), Woff ord (264), UIW (196), Stony Brook (167), Alcorn State (131), New Hampshire (127), Aus n Peay (103), The Citadel (88), UAlbany (82), Elon (72), Youngstown State (63), Eastern Washington (62), Southeastern Louisiana (44), Yale (43), Monmouth (34), South Carolina State (25), Portland State (23), Bethune-Cookman (21), Harvard (14), Cha anooga (12), North Dakota (9), Campbell (7), Southern Illinois (4), Duquesne (2), Eastern Kentucky (1)
AFCA FCS Coaches Top 25 (Oct. 21)
No. Team Record Points1. North Dakota State (26) 7-0 6502. James Madison 7-1 6223. South Dakota State 6-1 6004. Kennesaw State 6-1 5615. Weber State 5-2 5526. Villanova 6-1 5167. Illinois State 5-2 4848. Sacramento State 5-2 4229. Montana State 5-2 42010. Central Arkansas 5-2 40011. Montana 5-2 38812 Northern Iowa 4-3 37713. Princeton 5-0 32314. Furman 4-3 26815. Nicholls 4-3 23216. Dartmouth 5-0 22517. Towson 4-3 21218. North Carolina A&T 4-2 20719. Delaware 4-3 11520. UIW 5-2 11321. Jacksonville State 5-3 10122. UC Davis 4-4 9623. Florida A&M 6-1 8624. Central Connec cut St. 6-1 8325. Sam Houston St. 5-3 75
Others receiving votes: UT Mar n (71), Southeast Missouri (65), Woff ord (43), Aus n Peay (27), Portland State (21), Campbell (19), Monmouth (18), Youngstown State (18), New Hampshire (16), Alcorn State (9), North Dakota (7), UAlbany (3), Cha anooga (2), San Diego (2)
CAA Football in the 2019 Polls
Conference Rankings (Oct. 21)
STATS CoachesBig Sky 5 5
UC Davis, Montana, Montana State, Sacramento State, Weber State
Big South 1 1Kennesaw State
CAA Football 4 4Delaware, James Madison, Towson, Villanova
Ivy 2 2Dartmouth, Princeton
Mid-Eastern Athle c 2 2Florida A&M, North Carolina A&T
Missouri Valley 4 4Illinois State, North Dakota State, Northern Iowa, South Dakota State
Northeast 1 1Central Connec cut St.
Ohio Valley 2 1Jacksonville State, Southeast Missouri
Patriot 0 0
Pioneer 0 0
Southern 1 1Furman
Southland 3 4Central Arkansas, UIW, Nicholls, Sam Houston St.
CAA FOOTBALL ALL-TIME VICTORIES OVER FBS OPPONENTS (Since NCAA I-A “FBS” and I-AA “FCS” division in 1978)
YEAR CAA Football SchoolI-A/FBS Opponent Score Date1978 Massachuse s Boston College 27-0 Nov. 51984 Massachuse s Ball State 26-10 Sept. 11986 Delaware Navy 27-14 Nov. 151989 Delaware Navy 10-9 Nov. 181991 Delaware Navy 29-25 Oct. 261992 Delaware Navy 37-21 Oct. 241994 Boston Univ. Army 21-12 Nov. 121998 William & Mary Temple 45-38 Oct. 31999 Connec cut Buff alo 23-0 Sept. 182000 Northeastern Connec cut 35-27 Sept. 232000 Richmond Arkansas State 30-27 Sept. 302000 Rhode Island Connec cut 26-21 Nov. 112002 Villanova Rutgers 37-19 Aug. 312002 Northeastern Ohio 31-0 Sept. 72003 Villanova Temple 23-20 Sept. 62003 Delaware Navy 21-17 Oct. 252004 New Hampshire Rutgers 35-24 Sept. 112004 Maine Mississippi State 9-7 Sept. 182006 Richmond Duke 13-0 Sept. 22006 New Hampshire Northwestern 34-17 Sept. 92007 New Hampshire Marshall 48-35 Sept. 152007 Delaware Navy 59-52 Oct. 272008 New Hampshire Army 28-10 Sept. 62009 Villanova Temple 27-24 Sept. 32009 William & Mary Virginia 26-14 Sept. 52009 Richmond Duke 24-16 Sept. 52009 New Hampshire Ball State 23-16 Sept. 122010 James Madison Virginia Tech 21-16 Sept. 112011 Richmond Duke 23-21 Sept. 32013 Towson Connec cut 33-18 Aug. 292013 Maine Massachuse s 24-14 Sept. 72015 James Madison SMU 48-45 Sept. 262016 UAlbany Buff alo 22-16 Sept. 22016 Richmond Virginia 37-20 Sept. 32017 James Madison East Carolina 34-14 Sept. 22017 New Hampshire Georgia Southern 22-12 Sept. 92018 Villanova Temple 19-17 Sept. 12018 Maine Western Kentucky 31-28 Sept. 8CAA Football vs. I-A/FBS (Since 1978) 38-209 (.154)
CAA Football Mul ple-Berth NCAA Postseasons(includes Yankee and Atlan c 10 members since 1978)
CAA Football In The Playoff s
2019 NCAA Division I Football Championship
NCAA Division I Football Championship Selec on ShowSunday, Nov. 24 (TBD - ESPN Family of Networks)NCAA Division I Football Championship First RoundSaturday, Nov. 30 (Campus Sites - ESPN Family of Networks)NCAA Division I Football Championship Second RoundSaturday, Dec. 7 (Campus Sites - ESPN Family of Networks)NCAA Division I Football Championship Quarterfi nalsFriday & Saturday, Dec. 13-14 (Campus Sites - ESPN Family of Networks)NCAA Division I Football Championship Semifi nalsFriday & Saturday, Dec. 20-21 (Campus Sites - ESPN Family of Networks)NCAA Division I Football Championship GameSaturday, Jan. 11 (Frisco, Texas - ESPN Family of Networks)
CAA Football In The NCAA Playoff s(includes Yankee and Atlan c 10 members since 1978)
Overall NCAA Postseason Berths from CAA Football.............................. 108 (17 total schools)Longest consecu ve streak of NCAA Postseason Berths from CAA Football............................................................................................... 39-straight seasons (1981-2018)Mul ple NCAA Postseason berths from CAA Football ............................................ 32 seasonsLongest consecu ve streak of Mul ple NCAA Postseason Berths from CAA Football .............. ............................................................................................... 28-straight seasons (1991-2018)
CAA Football Postseason Records By Round(includes Yankee and Atlan c 10 members since 1978)
CAA Football Teams in Playoff s Non-Conference OverallFirst Round .................................................50-37 (.575) .....................51-38 (.573)Second Round (since 2010) .............................11-10 (.524) .....................15-14 (.517)Quarterfi nals ..............................................20-25 (.444) .....................25-30 (.455)Semifi nals .....................................................9-12 (.429) .....................11-14 (.440)Championship Game ......................................6-6 (.500) .........................6-6 (.500)All Rounds ...................................................96-90 (.516) .................108-102 (.514)
Team-By-Team Records In The NCAA Playoff s(current members; during conference membership; versus all opponents)
Appalachian State ..........................4-9Arkansas State ................................0-1Akron .............................................1-0Bethune-Cookman .........................1-0Central Arkansas .............................1-0Central Connec cut State ...............1-0Cha anooga ...................................1-0Coastal Carolina ..............................1-1Colgate ...........................................4-5Delaware State ...............................1-0Duquesne .......................................1-1E. Tenn. State .................................0-1Eastern Illinois ................................1-0Eastern Kentucky ...........................4-2Eastern Washington .......................1-4Elon.................................................1-0Florida A&M .................................0-1Fordham ........................................4-1Furman ...........................................3-5Georgia Southern ........................4-10Hampton ........................................4-0Hofstra ............................................2-0Holy Cross .......................................1-0Idaho .............................................0-1Idaho State ....................................0-1Illinois State ....................................1-1Jackson State .................................1-0Jacksonville State ............................1-0James Madison ..............................0-1Lafaye e .........................................3-0Lehigh ............................................6-3
Liberty ............................................1-1Louisiana-Monroe ..........................1-0Marshall .........................................0-4McNeese State ..............................3-4Missouri State ................................0-1Montana ........................................5-3Montana State ................................0-2Morgan State ..................................1-0Nevada-Reno ..................................1-0North Carolina A&T ........................1-0Norfolk State ..................................1-0North Dakota ..................................1-0North Dakota State .........................1-5Northern Iowa ...............................4-6Northwestern State .......................1-0Portland State ................................1-0Richmond ......................................1-1Saint Francis (Pa.) ...........................1-0Sam Houston State .........................1-1Samford .........................................1-1South Dakota State .........................1-2Southeast Missouri .........................0-1Southeastern Louisiana ..................1-0Southern Illinois .............................4-1Stephen F. Aus n ............................1-0Stony Brook ....................................0-1Troy State .......................................1-1Weber State ....................................3-0William & Mary ..............................1-1Woff ord ..........................................3-2Youngstown State ..........................2-4
CAA Football vs. The NCAA Playoff Field(includes Yankee and Atlan c 10 members’ opponents since 1978)
*Does not refl ect the UD-WM (2004), JMU-WM (2004), UNH-UMass (2006), VU-JMU (2008), UNH-VU (2009), WM-VU (2009), UNH-UD (2010), UNH-UM (2013), and WM-UR (2015) contests as they were each Conference members at me of game.
FCS Conferences In The NCAA Playoff sConference (First Year) OverallMissouri Valley [Gateway] (1985) ......................................................107-69 (.608)Independent ............................................................................................3-2 (.600)Southern (1982) ................................................................................109-75 (.592)Big Sky (1979) ......................................................................................88-81 (.521)CAA Football [Atlan c 10, Yankee] (1978) .......................................108-102 (.514)Southland (1982) .................................................................................61-67 (.477)Big South (2006) ..................................................................................11-14 (.440)Ohio Valley (1979) ...............................................................................33-59 (.359)Patriot (1997) ......................................................................................14-26 (.350)Great West (2004) ...................................................................................1-2 (.333)Pioneer (2013) .........................................................................................2-6 (.250)Northeast (2010) ...................................................................................2-10 (.167)Mid-Eastern Athle c (1981) ..................................................................6-30 (.167)Southwestern Athle c (1978) ................................................................0-19 (.000)
Six Teams (1)2018 Delaware, Elon, James Madison, Maine, Stony Brook, Towson
Five Teams (3)2007 Delaware, James Madison, Massachuse s, New Hampshire, Richmond2008 James Madison, Maine, New Hampshire, Richmond, Villanova2011 James Madison, Maine New Hampshire, Old Dominion, Towson
Four Teams (7)2004 Delaware, James Madison, New Hampshire, William & Mary2009 New Hampshire, Richmond Villanova, William & Mary2010 Delaware, New Hampshire Villanova, William & Mary2014 JMU, New Hampshire Richmond, Villanova2015 JMU, New Hampshire Richmond, William & Mary2016 JMU, New Hampshire, Richmond, Villanova2017 Elon, James Madison, New Hampshire, Stony Brook
Three Teams (10)1991 Delaware, New Hampshire, Villanova1993 Boston University, Delaware, William & Mary1994 Boston University, JMU, New Hampshire1996 Delaware, Villanova, William & Mary1998 Connec cut, Massachuse s, Richmond2001 Hofstra, Maine, William & Mary2002 Maine, Northeastern, Villanova2006 James Madison, Massachuse s, New Hampshire2012 New Hampshire, Old Dominion, Villanova2013 Maine, New Hampshire, Towson
Two Teams (11)1984 Boston University, Rhode Island1987 Maine, Richmond1988 Delaware, Massachuse s1989 Maine, Villanova1992 Delaware, Villanova1995 Delaware, James Madison1997 Delaware, Villanova1999 James Madison, Massachuse s2000 Delaware, Richmond2003 Delaware, Massachuse s2005 New Hampshire, Richmond
DelawareYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result1946 Cigar Bowl Rollins (FL) W/21-71954 Refrigerator Bowl Kent State W/19-71968 Boardwalk Bowl Indiana (PA) W/31-241969 Boardwalk Bowl N.C. Central W/31-13 1970 Boardwalk Bowl Morgan State W/38-231971 Boardwalk Bowl C.W. Post W/72-221973 NCAA II Quarterfi nals Grambling L/17-81974 NCAA II Quarterfi nals Youngstown State W/35-14 NCAA II Semifi nals UNLV W/49-11 NCAA II Final Central Michigan L/54-141976 NCAA II Quarterfi nals Northern Michigan L/28-171978 NCAA II Quarterfi nals Jacksonville State W/42-27 NCAA II Semifi nals Winston-Salem State W/41-0 NCAA II Final Eastern Illinois L/10-91979 NCAA II Quarterfi nals Virginia Union W/58-28 NCAA II Semifi nals Mississippi College W/60-10 NCAA II Final Youngstown State W/38-211981 NCAA I-AA First Round Eastern Kentucky L/35-28 1982 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Colgate W/20-13 NCAA I-AA Semifi nals Louisiana Tech W/17-0 NCAA I-AA Final Eastern Kentucky L/17-141986 NCAA I-AA First Round William and Mary W/51-17 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Arkansas State L/55-141988 NCAA I-AA First Round Furman L/21-71991 NCAA I-AA First Round James Madison (2OT) L/42-351992 NCAA I-AA First Round Samford W/56-21 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals NE Louisiana W/41-18 NCAA I-AA Semifi nals Marshall L/21-71993 NCAA I-AA First Round Montana W/49-48 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Marshall L/34-311995 NCAA I-AA First Round Hofstra W/38-17 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals McNeese State L/52-181996 NCAA I-AA First Round Marshall L/59-141997 NCAA I-AA First Round Hofstra W/29-14 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Georgia Southern W/16-7 NCAA I-AA Semifi nals McNeese State L/23-212000 NCAA I-AA First Round Portland State W/49-14 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Lehigh W/47-22 NCAA I-AA Semifi nals Georgia Southern L/27-182003 NCAA I-AA First Round Southern Illinois W/48-7 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Northern Iowa W/37-7 NCAA I-AA Semifi nals Woff ord W/24-9 NCAA I-AA Final Colgate W/40-02004 NCAA I-AA First Round Lafaye e W/28-14 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals William and Mary (2OT) L/44-382007 NCAA FCS First Round Delaware State W/44-7 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Northern Iowa W/39-27 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Southern Illinois W/20-17 NCAA FCS Final Appalachian State L/49-212010 NCAA FCS Second Round Lehigh W/42-20 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals New Hampshire W/16-3 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Georgia Southern W/27-10 NCAA FCS Final Eastern Washington L/20-192018 NCAA FCS First Round James Madison L/20-6
ElonYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result2017 NCAA FCS First Round Furman L/28-272018 NCAA FCS First Round Woff ord L/19-7
James MadisonYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result1987 NCAA I-AA First Round Marshall L/41-121991 NCAA I-AA First Round Delaware (2OT) W/42-35 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Samford L/24-21
1994 NCAA I-AA First Round Troy State W/45-26 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Marshall (OT) L/28-21 1995 NCAA I-AA First Round Appalachian State L/31-241999 NCAA I-AA First Round Troy State L/27-72004 NCAA I-AA First Round Lehigh W/14-13 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Furman W/14-13 NCAA I-AA Semifi nals William and Mary W/48-34 NCAA I-AA Final Montana W/31-212006 NCAA FCS First Round Youngstown State L/35-312007 NCAA FCS First Round Appalachian State L/28-272008 NCAA FCS First Round Woff ord W/38-35 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Villanova W/31-27 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Montana L/35-272011 NCAA FCS First Round Eastern Kentucky W/20-17 NCAA FCS Second Round North Dakota State L/26-142014 NCAA FCS First Round Liberty L/26-212015 NCAA FCS Second Round Colgate L/44-382016 NCAA FCS Second Round New Hampshire W/55-22 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Sam Houston State W/65-7 NCAA FCS Semifi nals North Dakota State W/27-17 NCAA FCS Final Youngstown State W/28-142017 NCAA FCS Second Round Stony Brook W/26-7 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Weber State W/31-28 NCAA FCS Semifi nals South Dakota State W/51-16 NCAA FCS Final North Dakota State L/17-132018 NCAA FCS First Round Delaware W/20-6 NCAA FCS Second Round Colgate L/23-20
MaineYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result1965 Tangerine Bowl East Carolina L/31-01987 NCAA I-AA First Round Georgia Southern (OT) L/31-28 1989 NCAA I-AA First Round SMS L/38-352001 NCAA I-AA First Round McNeese State W/14-10 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Northern Iowa L/56-28 2002 NCAA I-AA First Round Appalachian State W/14-13 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Georgia Southern L/31-72008 NCAA FCS First Round Northern Iowa L/40-152011 NCAA FCS Second Round Appalachian State W/34-12 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Georgia Southern L/35-232013 NCAA FCS Second Round New Hampshire L/41-272018 NCAA FCS Second Round Jacksonville State W/55-27 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Weber State W/23-18 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Eastern Washington L/50-19
New HampshireYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result1947 Glass Bowl Toledo L/20-141975 NCAA II Quarterfi nals Lehigh W/35-21 NCAA II Semifi nals Western Kentucky L/14-31976 NCAA II Quarterfi nals Montana State L/17-161991 NCAA I-AA First Round Samford L/29-131994 NCAA I-AA First Round Appalachian State (OT) L/17-10 2004 NCAA I-AA First Round Georgia Southern W/27-23 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Montana L/47-172005 NCAA I-AA First Round Colgate W/55-21 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Northern Iowa L/24-212006 NCAA FCS First Round Hampton W/41-38 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Massachuse s L/24-172007 NCAA FCS First Round Northern Iowa L/38-352008 NCAA FCS First Round Southern Illinois W/29-20 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Northern Iowa L/36-342009 NCAA FCS First Round McNeese State W/49-13 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Villanova L/46-72010 NCAA FCS Second Round Bethune-Cookman W/45-20 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Delaware L/16-32011 NCAA FCS Second Round Montana State L/26-252012 NCAA FCS Second Round Woff ord L/23-7
New Hampshire (con nued)2013 NCAA FCS First Round Lafaye e W/45-7 NCAA FCS Second Round Maine W/41-27 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Southeastern Louisiana W/20-17 NCAA FCS Semifi nals North Dakota State L/52-142014 NCAA FCS Second Round Fordham W/44-19 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Cha anooga W/35-30 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Illinois State L/21-182015 NCAA FCS First Round Colgate L/27-202016 NCAA FCS First Round Lehigh W/64-21 NCAA FCS Second Round James Madison L/55-222017 NCAA FCS First Round Central Connec cut State W/14-0 NCAA FCS Second Round Central Arkansas W/21-15 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals South Dakota State L/56-14
RichmondYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result1968 Tangerine Bowl Ohio University W/49-421971 Tangerine Bowl Toledo L/28-31984 NCAA I-AA First Round Boston University W/35-33 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Rhode Island L/23-171987 NCAA I-AA First Round Appalachian State L/20-31998 NCAA I-AA First Round Lehigh L/24-232000 NCAA I-AA First Round Youngstown State W/10-3 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Montana L/34-202005 NCAA I-AA First Round Hampton W/38-10 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Furman L/24-202007 NCAA FCS First Round Eastern Kentucky W/33-14 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Woff ord W/21-10 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Appalachian State L/55-352008 NCAA FCS First Round Eastern Kentucky W/38-10 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Appalachian State W/33-13 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Northern Iowa W/21-20 NCAA FCS Final Montana W/24-72009 NCAA FCS First Round Elon W/16-13 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Appalachian State L/35-312014 NCAA FCS First Round Morgan State W/46-24 NCAA FCS Second Round Coastal Carolina L/36-152015 NCAA FCS Second Round William & Mary W/48-13 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Illinois State W/39-27 NCAA FCS Semifi nals North Dakota State L/33-72016 NCAA FCS First Round North Carolina A&T W/39-10 NCAA FCS Second Round North Dakota W/27-24 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Eastern Washington L/38-0
Stony BrookYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result2017 NCAA FCS First Round Lehigh W/59-29 NCAA FCS Second Round James Madison L/26-72018 NCAA FCS First Round Southeast Missouri L/28-14
TowsonYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result1976 NCAA III Quarterfi nals C.W. Post W/14-10 NCAA III Semifi nals St. Lawrence W/38-36 NCAA III Final St. John’s (MN) L/31-28
1983 NCAA II Quarterfi nals North Dakota State L/24-171984 NCAA II Quarterfi nals Norfolk State W/31-21 NCAA II Semifi nals Troy State L/45-31986 NCAA II Quarterfi nals Central State L/31-02011 NCAA FCS Second Round Lehigh L/40-382013 NCAA FCS Second Round Fordham W/48-28 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Eastern Illinois W/49-39 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Eastern Washington W/35-31 NCAA FCS Championship North Dakota State L/35-72018 NCAA FCS First Round Duquesne L/31-10
VillanovaYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result1936 Bacardi Bowl Auburn T/7-71947 Great Lakes Bowl Kentucky L/24-141949 Harbor Bowl Nevada W/27-71961 Sun Bowl Wichita W/17-91962 Liberty Bowl Oregon State L/6-01989 NCAA I-AA First Round Georgia Southern L/52-361991 NCAA I-AA First Round Youngstown State L/17-161992 NCAA I-AA First Round Youngstown State L/23-201996 NCAA I-AA First Round East Tennessee State L/35-291997 NCAA I-AA First Round Colgate W/49-28 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Youngstown State L/37-342002 NCAA I-AA First Round Furman W/45-38 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Fordham W/24-10 NCAA I-AA Semifi nals McNeese State L/39-282008 NCAA FCS First Round Colgate W/55-28 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals James Madison L/31-272009 NCAA FCS First Round Holy Cross W/38-28 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals New Hampshire W/46-7 NCAA FCS Semifi nals William and Mary W/14-13 NCAA FCS Final Montana W/23-212010 NCAA FCS Second Round Stephen F. Aus n W/54-24 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Appalachian State W/42-24 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Eastern Washington L/41-312012 NCAA FCS First Round Stony Brook L/20-102014 NCAA FCS Second Round Liberty W/29-22 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Sam Houston State L/34-312016 NCAA FCS First Round Saint Francis (Pa.) W/31-21 NCAA FCS Second Round South Dakota State L/10-7
William & MaryYear Game/Bowl Opponent Result1947 Dixie Bowl Arkansas L/21-191948 Delta Bowl Oklahoma A&M W/20-01970 Tangerine Bowl Toledo L/40-121986 NCAA I-AA First Round Delaware L/51-171988 Ivy Bowl Japan All-Stars W/73-31989 NCAA I-AA First Round Furman L/24-101990 NCAA I-AA First Round Massachuse s W/38-0 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Central Florida L/52-381992 Ivy Bowl Nihon University W/35-101993 NCAA I-AA First Round McNeese State L/34-281996 NCAA I-AA First Round Jackson State W/45-6 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Northern Iowa L/38-352001 NCAA I-AA First Round Appalachian State L/40-272004 NCAA I-AA First Round Hampton W/42-35 NCAA I-AA Quarterfi nals Delaware (2OT) W/44-38 NCAA I-AA Semifi nals James Madison L/48-342009 NCAA FCS First Round Weber State W/38-0 NCAA FCS Quarterfi nals Southern Illinois W/24-3 NCAA FCS Semifi nals Villanova L/14-132010 NCAA FCS Second Round Georgia Southern L/31-152015 NCAA FCS First Round Duquesne W/52-49 NCAA FCS Second Round Richmond L/48-13
Last Back-to-Back and Three-Time Champion: James Madison (2015-17) - Shared with Richmond and William & Mary in 2015Longest Title Streak: 5, Connec cut (1956-60)Most Years Between Titles: 33, Rhode Island (1985-present)Most Consecu ve Overall Wins: 26, James Madison (2016-17) Most Consecu ve Conference Wins: 20, James Madison (2015-18)
CAA Football All-Time Coaching Records --- OVERALL --- -- CONFERENCE -- Coach Years Record Pct. Record Pct.1. Mike Houston (JMU) 2016-2018 37-6 .860 22-2 .9172. Biff Glassford (UNH) 1946-1948 19-5-1 .780 7-1 .8753. Vic Fusia (UMass) 1961-1970 59-32-2 .645 41-7-1 .8474. Bobby Wilder (ODU) 2011-2012 21-5 .808 13-3 .8135. David Nelson (UM) 1949-1950 7-5-2 .571 5-1-1 .7866. Dick MacPherson (UMass) 1971-1977 45-27-1 .623 28-8-1 .7707. Ricky Santos (UNH) 2019- 4-3 .571 3-1 .750 Evere Withers (JMU) 2014-2016 18-7 .720 12-4 .750 Bob Casciola (UC) 1971-1972 9-8-1 .528 7-2-1 .750 Tom Lichtenberg (UM) 1989 9-3 .750 6-2 .750 Charles Studley (UMass) 1960 7-2 .778 3-1 .75012. Curt Cigne (JMU) 2017- 21-10 .677 14-5 .737 Elon 2017-18 14-9 10-5 James Madison 2019- 7-1 4-0 13. Hal Kopp (URI) 1950, 52-55 28-11-2 .718 15-5-1 .73814. Bob Picke (UMass) 1978-1983 36-28 .563 22-8 .73315. John Toner (UC) 1966-1970 20-24-3 .457 17-6-2 .72016. Harold “Tubby” Raymond (UD) 1966-2001 300-119-3 .714 89-38 .70117. Mark Whipple (UMass) 1998-2003 49-26 .653 35-16 .68618. Mike London (WM) 2008-09, 2019- 26-10 .722 13-6 .684 Richmond 2008-2009 24-5 13-3 William & Mary 2019- 2-5 0-319. Tim Murphy (UM) 1987-1988 15-8 .652 10-5 .66720. Rick Taylor (BU) 1977-1984 55-32-1 .631 26-14 .650 Thomas Eck (UMass) 1945, 47-51 17-23-4 .432 6-3-1 .65022. Danny Rocco (UD) 2012- 61-34 .642 38-21 .644 Richmond 2012-2016 43-22 26-14 Delaware 2017- 18-12 12-7 23. Bob Ingalls (UC) 1952-1963 49-54-3 .476 29-16-3 .63524. Don Brown (NU, UMass) 2000-03, 04-08 70-39 .642 47-28 .627 Northeastern 2000-2003 27-20 18-17 Massachuse s 2004-2008 42-19 29-11 25. Joe Harasymiak (UM) 2016-2018 20-15 .571 15-9 .625 Rip Scherer (JMU) 1991-1994 29-19 .604 10-6 .62527. Larry Naviaux (UC) 1973-1976 18-24-1 .430 13-8-1 .61428. J.O. Chris an (UC) 1934-1949 66-51-4 .562 5-3-1 .61129. Andy Talley (VU) 1985-2016 230-136-1 .628 142-93 .60430. Hal Westerman (UM) 1951-1966 80-38-7 .668 41-26-5 .60431. Sean McDonnell (UNH) 1999- 154-95 .618 98-65 .60132. Dave Clawson (UR) 2004-2007 29-20 .592 19-13 .59433. Mickey Ma hews (JMU) 1999-13 109-71 .606 71-52 .57734. Bill Bowes (UNH) 1972-1998 175-106-5 .621 97-74-2 .56735. Rick Forzano (UC) 1964-1965 7-10-1 .417 4-3-1 .56336. Skip Holtz (UC) 1994-1998 34-23 .597 22-18 .550 Jim Root (UNH) 1968-1971 18-14-1 .561 11-9 .550 Tom Jackson (UC) 1983-1993 62-57 .521 42-35 .54539. K.C. Keeler (UD) 2002-2012 86-52 .623 49-41 .54440. Jimmye Laycock (WM) 1980- 249-195-2 .561 112-97 .53641. Chuck Priore (SBU) 2013- 41-35 .539 27-24 .52942. Jim Reid (UMass, UR) 1986-91, 95-03 84-82-3 .506 61-60 .505 Massachuse s 1986-1991 36-29-2 26-20 Richmond 1995-2003 48-53-1 35-40 43. Tony Trisciani (EU) 2019- 3-4 .429 2-2 .500 Latrell Sco (UR) 2010 6-5 .545 4-4 .500 Dan Allen (BU) 1990-1995 36-33 .522 24-24 .500 Alex Wood (JMU) 1995-1998 23-22 .511 16-16 .500 Dal Shealy (UR) 1980-1988 43-57 .430 11-11 .500 Bob Stull (UMass) 1984-1985 10-12 .455 5-5 .500 George Allen (UM) 1941, 46-48 16-11-2 .586 3-3 .50050. Joe Gardi (HOF) 2001-2005 119-62-2 .656 21-22 .48851. Walt Nadzak (UC) 1977-1982 24-39-2 .385 14-15-1 .48352. Jack Cosgrove (UM) 1993-2016 129-135 .489 90-97 .48153. Mike Hodges (UMass) 1992-1997 35-30 .538 23-25 .47954. Rob Ambrose (TU) 2009- 63-62 .504 39-44 .47055. Chris Palmer (BU) 1988-1989 8-14 .364 7-9 .43856. Chief Boston (UNH) 1949-1964 60-57-10 .512 25-34-8 .43357. Bob Cliff ord (VER) 1962-1969 37-29-1 .560 15-20-1 .43158. Jack Gregory (URI) 1970-1975 22-33-2 .404 13-18-1 .42259 Russ Huesman (UR) 2017- 13-16 .448 8-11 .42160. Kevin Morris (UMass) 2009-2011 16-17 .485 10-14 .417 Buddy Teevens (UM) 1985-1986 13-9 .591 5-7 .41762. Herb Maack (URI) 1956-1960 17-22-2 .439 8-12-2 .40963. Dave Brock (UD) 2013-2016 19-22 .463 11-16 .40764. Mark Ferrante (VU) 2017- 16-13 .552 8-12 .400 Dennis Do n-Carter (UD) 2016 2-3 .400 2-3 .40066. Randy Edsall (UC) 1999 4-7 .364 3-5 .37567. Bob Griffi n (URI) 1976-1992 79-107-1 .425 37-67 .35668. Greg Ga uso (UA) 2014- 29-35 .453 15-29 .34169. Rocky Hager (NU) 2004-2009 20-47 .299 16-32 .333 Kirk Ferentz (UM) 1990-1992 12-21 .363 8-16 .333 Paul Kemp (BU) 1973-1976 16-24-1 .402 7-14 .333 Arthur Valpey (UC) 1950-1951 7-9 .438 2-4 .33373. Barry Gallup (NU) 1991-1999 38-60-1 .389 18-38 .32174. Walter Abbo (UM) 1967-1975 27-53 .338 15-32 .31975. Steve Stetson (BU) 1985-1987 10-23 .303 6-13 .31676. Jack Zilly (URI) 1963-1969 21-41-2 .344 10-23-2 .314 Dave Cohen (HOF) 2006-2009 18-27 .400 10-22 .31378. Floyd Keith (URI) 1993-1999 23-53 .303 17-39 .304 Ron Rogerson (UM) 1981-1984 19-23-1 .454 6-14 .300 Joe Yukica (UNH) 1966-1967 7-9 .438 3-7 .30081. Tim Stowers (URI) 2000-2007 33-57 .367 20-47 .29982. Carl Falivene (VER) 1972-1974 11-17 .393 5-12 .29483. John C. Evans (VER) 1947-1951 15-21-2 .421 3-8-1 .29284. Charlie O’ Rourke (UMass) 1952-1959 21-39-4 .359 8-21-1 .28385. Jim Marshall (UR) 1989-1994 19-47 .288 12-36 .250 John Chironna (URI) 1961-1962 4-11-3 .306 2-7-1 .250 Ed Doherty (URI) 1951 3-5 .375 1-3 .25088. Gordy Combs (TU) 2004-2008 22-34 .393 9-31 .22589. Jim Fleming (URI) 2014- 14-49 .222 9-35 .20590. Joe Trainer (URI) 2009-13 12-44 .214 8-32 .200 Joe Scannella (VER) 1970-1971 2-16 .111 2-8 .20092. Jack Bicknell (UM) 1976-1980 18-35-1 .343 4-20-1 .18093. Rich Skrosky (EU) 2014-2016 7-27 .206 4-20 .16794. Bill Curry (GSU) 2012 1-10 .091 1-7 .125 Darren Rizzi (URI) 2008 3-9 .250 1-7 .12596. Ed Donnelly (VER) 1952-1961 25-40-5 .393 2-15 .11897. Bill Beck (URI) 1941, 46-49 12-22-2 .361 1-11 .08398. Tom Masella (BU) 1996-1997 2-20 .091 1-15 .06399. Bob Ford (UA) 2013 1-11 .083 0-8 .000 Wayne Lineburg (UR) 2011 3-8 .273 0-8 .000 Andy Mooradian (UNH) 1965 0-8 .000 0-5 .000 Nick Charlton (UM) 2019- 2-5 .286 0-3 .000
CAA Football All-Time Conference Wins
1. Andy Talley (VU) ..........................................................1422. Jimmye Laycock (WM) .................................................1123. Sean McDonnell (UNH) ..............................................984. Bill Bowes (UNH) ............................................................975. Jack Cosgrove (UM) .......................................................906. Harold “Tubby” Raymond (UD) .....................................897. Mickey Ma hews (JMU) ................................................718. Jim Reid (UMass, UR) .....................................................619. K.C. Keeler (UD) .............................................................4910. Don Brown (NU, UMass) ................................................4711. Tom Jackson (UC) ...........................................................4212. Hal Westerman (UM) .....................................................41 Vic Fusia (UMass)...........................................................4114. Rob Ambrose (TU) ......................................................3915. Danny Rocco (UD) ......................................................3816. Bob Griffi n (URI) ............................................................3717. Mark Whipple (UMass) ..................................................3518. Bob Ingalls (UC) .............................................................2919. Dick MacPherson (UMass) .............................................2820. Chuck Priore (SBU) .....................................................2721. Rick Taylor (BU) ..............................................................2622. Chief Boston (UNH)........................................................2523. Dan Allen (BU) ...............................................................2424. Mike Hodges (UMass) ....................................................2325. Mike Houston (JMU) ......................................................22 Skip Holtz (UC) ...............................................................22 Bob Picke (UMass).......................................................2228. Joe Gardi (HOF) ..............................................................2129. Tim Stowers (URI) ..........................................................2030. Dave Clawson (UR) ........................................................1931. Barry Gallup (NU) ..........................................................1832. Floyd Keith (URI) ............................................................17 John Toner (UC) .............................................................1734. Rocky Hager (NU) ..........................................................16 Alex Wood (JMU) ...........................................................1636. Greg Ga uso (UA) ......................................................15 Joe Harasymiak (UM) .....................................................15 Walter Abbo (UM) .......................................................15 Bob Cliff ord (VER) ..........................................................15 Hal Kopp (URI) ...............................................................1541. Curt Cigne (JMU) .....................................................14 Walt Nadzak (UC) ...........................................................1443. Mike London (WM) ....................................................13 Bobby Wilder (ODU) ......................................................13 Jack Gregory (URI) .........................................................13 Larry Naviaux (UC) .........................................................1347. Jim Marshall (UR) ...........................................................12 Evere Withers (JMU) ...................................................1249. Dave Brock (UD).............................................................11 Jim Root (UNH) ..............................................................11 Dal Shealy (UR) ..............................................................1152. Dave Cohen (HOF) .........................................................10 Kevin Morris (UMass) ....................................................10 Tim Murphy (UM) ..........................................................10 Rip Scherer (JMU) ..........................................................10 Jack Zilly (URI) ................................................................1057. Jim Fleming (URI) .........................................................9 Gordy Combs (TU) ...........................................................959. Mark Ferrante (VU) ......................................................8 Russ Huesman (UR) ......................................................8 Joe Trainer (URI) ..............................................................8 Kirk Ferentz (UM).............................................................8 Herb Maack (URI) ............................................................8 Charlie O’ Rourke (UMass) ...............................................865. Bob Casciola (UC).............................................................7 Biff Glassford (UNH) .........................................................7 Paul Kemp (BU) ................................................................7 Chris Palmer (BU).............................................................769. Thomas Eck (UMass) ........................................................6 Tom Lichtenberg (UM) .....................................................6 Ron Rogerson (UM) .........................................................672. Steve Stetson (BU) ...........................................................6 J.O. Chris an (UC) ............................................................5 Carl Falivene (VER) ...........................................................5 David Nelson (UM) ..........................................................5 Bob Stull (UMass) ...........................................................5 Buddy Teevens (UM) ........................................................578. Jack Bicknell (UM) ............................................................4 Rick Forzano (UC) .............................................................4 Latrell Sco (UR) ..............................................................4 Rich Skrosky (EU) .............................................................482. Ricky Santos (UNH) ......................................................3 George Allen (UM) ...........................................................3 Randy Edsall (UC) .............................................................3 John C. Evans (VER) ..........................................................3 Charles Studley (UMass) ..................................................3 Joe Yukica (UNH) ..............................................................388. Tony Trisciani (EU) ........................................................2 John Chironna (URI) .........................................................2 Ed Donnelly (VER) ............................................................2 Dennis Do n-Carter (UD) ...............................................2 Joe Scannella (VER) ..........................................................2 Arthur Valpey (UC) ...........................................................294. Bill Curry (GSU) ................................................................1 Darren Rizzi (URI) .............................................................1 Bill Beck (URI) ..................................................................1 Ed Doherty (URI) ..............................................................1 Tom Masella (BU).............................................................199. Nick Charlton (UM) ......................................................0 Bob Ford (UA) ..................................................................0 Wayne Lineburg (UR) .......................................................0 Andy Mooradian (UNH) ...................................................0
2019 CAA FOOTBALLTeam Statistics Through games of Oct 23, 2019
SCORING OFFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts Avg/G
1. James Madison 8 41 12 41 0 0 0 323 40.4
2. Villanova 7 35 6 33 0 0 0 261 37.3
3. Towson 7 32 4 31 1 0 0 237 33.9
4. UAlbany 8 36 7 30 1 0 0 269 33.6
5. Maine 7 25 7 23 1 0 0 196 28.0
Stony Brook 7 26 5 25 0 0 0 196 28.0
7. Rhode Island 7 22 10 19 1 0 0 183 26.1
8. Elon 7 23 2 23 0 0 0 167 23.9
9. Delaware 7 20 7 13 3 0 1 162 23.1
10. William & Mary 7 20 7 18 1 0 0 161 23.0
Richmond 7 18 12 17 0 0 0 161 23.0
12. New Hampshire 7 14 12 13 0 0 0 133 19.0
SCORING DEFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts Avg/G
1. New Hampshire 7 13 8 11 0 0 0 113 16.1
2. James Madison 8 16 8 15 0 0 0 135 16.9
3. Villanova 7 21 5 21 0 0 0 162 23.1
4. UAlbany 8 23 9 22 1 0 0 189 23.6
5. Towson 7 23 7 23 0 0 0 182 26.0
6. Stony Brook 7 23 8 22 0 0 0 184 26.3
7. Delaware 7 24 9 21 0 0 0 192 27.4
8. Richmond 7 27 3 23 0 0 0 194 27.7
9. Elon 7 27 4 25 0 0 0 199 28.4
10. William & Mary 7 25 12 24 0 0 0 210 30.0
11. Maine 7 28 9 27 0 0 0 222 31.7
12. Rhode Island 7 31 7 27 3 0 0 240 34.3
TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Avg/G
1. James Madison 8 1893 1825 590 3718 6.3 39 464.8
9. D. Schaum-Bartocci-URI So 7 24 932 49 8 0 1 38.8
10. Jake Larson-UR Fr 7 25 965 68 7 5 2 38.6
FIELD GOALS Cl G Made Att. Long Pct. FG/G
1. Jake Larson-UR Fr 7 12 15 50 80.0 1.71
Jason Hughes-UNH Jr 7 12 15 45 80.0 1.71
3. Ethan Ratke-JMU Jr 8 12 16 44 75.0 1.50
4. CJ Carrick-URI Jr 7 10 12 44 83.3 1.43
5. Doak, Kenny-MAINE Jr 7 7 12 45 58.3 1.00
Jake Roth-DELAWARE Sr 7 7 13 38 53.8 1.00
7. Dylan Burns-UALBANY Jr 8 7 10 43 70.0 0.88
8. Jake Johnston-WM So 7 6 8 40 75.0 0.86
Drew Kresge-VU Jr 7 6 12 45 50.0 0.86
10. Nick Courtney-SBU Sr 7 5 7 47 71.4 0.71
FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G Made Att. Long Pct.
1. CJ Carrick-URI Jr 7 10 12 44 83.3
2. Jason Hughes-UNH Jr 7 12 15 45 80.0
Jake Larson-UR Fr 7 12 15 50 80.0
4. Ethan Ratke-JMU Jr 8 12 16 44 75.0
Jake Johnston-WM So 7 6 8 40 75.0
6. Nick Courtney-SBU Sr 7 5 7 47 71.4
7. Dylan Burns-UALBANY Jr 8 7 10 43 70.0
8. Doak, Kenny-MAINE Jr 7 7 12 45 58.3
9. Jake Roth-DELAWARE Sr 7 7 13 38 53.8
10. Drew Kresge-VU Jr 7 6 12 45 50.0
PAT KICKING PCT Cl G Made Att. Pct.
1. Ethan Ratke-JMU Jr 8 41 41 100.0
Aidan O'Neill-TOWSON Sr 7 31 31 100.0
Skyler Davis-ELON So 7 23 23 100.0
Doak, Kenny-MAINE Jr 7 21 21 100.0
Jake Larson-UR Fr 7 17 17 100.0
6. Nick Courtney-SBU Sr 7 25 26 96.2
7. CJ Carrick-URI Jr 7 19 20 95.0
8. Jake Johnston-WM So 7 18 19 94.7
9. Drew Kresge-VU Jr 7 33 35 94.3
10. Dylan Burns-UALBANY Jr 8 29 34 85.3
2019 CAA FOOTBALL
Individual Statistics Through games of Oct 23, 2019
TACKLES (All positions) Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G
1. Tyler Dressler-UR Jr 7 LB 31 40 71 10.1
2. Bran Javier-Castillo-URI Sr 7 LB 28 40 68 9.7
3. Lowe, Taji-MAINE Sr 6 LB 26 29 55 9.2
4. Kedrick Whitehead-DELAWARE So 7 DB 34 30 64 9.1
5. Forrest Rhyne-VU Jr 7 LB 32 30 62 8.9
6. Levi Metheny-UALBANY Jr 8 LB 35 35 70 8.8
7. Aj Mistler-UALBANY So 8 34 33 67 8.4
8. Tristan Wheeler-UR Fr 7 LB 24 34 58 8.3
9. Cole Coleman-ELON So 7 32 25 57 8.1
Brian Campbell-URI Sr 7 DB 32 25 57 8.1
11. Dimitri Holloway-JMU Sr 8 LB 31 33 64 8.0
12. Augie Contressa-SBU Jr 7 32 23 55 7.9
13. Robert Heyward-TOWSON Sr 7 LB 30 22 52 7.4
Steven Brown-TOWSON Jr 7 DB 30 22 52 7.4
15. Danny Damico-UALBANY So 8 LB 32 27 59 7.4
16. Pop Lacey-UNH Sr 5 26 9 35 7.0
17. Evan Horn-UNH Jr 7 34 14 48 6.9
Corey Parker-WM Sr 7 DB 29 19 48 6.9
Christian Dixon-TOWSON So 7 LB 31 17 48 6.9
Pop Bush-UNH So 7 30 18 48 6.9
21. Amin Black-VU Jr 5 LB 14 19 33 6.6
22. Trey Watkins-WM So 7 LB 18 28 46 6.6
23. Coby Tippett-TOWSON Jr 7 DB 26 18 44 6.3
Momodou Mbye-URI Sr 7 DB 16 28 44 6.3
25. Daniel Reid-Bennett-ELON Sr 7 27 16 43 6.1
Jake Fire-URI So 7 LB 16 27 43 6.1
Huffman, Joshua-MAINE Sr 7 DB 30 13 43 6.1
Reidgeee Dimanche-SBU So 7 17 26 43 6.1
29. Prince Smith Jr.-UNH Sr 7 CB 29 13 42 6.0
Marcus Willoughby-ELON Sr 7 17 25 42 6.0
31. Cameron Brusko-UNH Sr 7 LB 27 14 41 5.9
32. Josh Wynn-UALBANY Sr 8 28 18 46 5.8
33. Nate Atkins-WM Sr 7 LB 17 23 40 5.7
34. Tre'Von Jones-ELON Fr 6 27 7 34 5.7
35. Rashod Dickerson-URI Sr 7 DB 23 16 39 5.6
Isaiah Laster-WM Sr 7 DB 22 17 39 5.6
37. Noah Plack-DELAWARE Fr 7 DB 20 18 38 5.4
Otero, Adrian-MAINE So 7 LB 14 24 38 5.4
Daniel Jones-UR Sr 7 DB 25 13 38 5.4
Justin Burns-SBU So 7 24 14 38 5.4
Drew Wiley-VU Sr 7 LB 25 13 38 5.4
Kobie Turner-UR So 7 DL 13 25 38 5.4
43. Nowoola Awopetu-VU Jr 7 DB 20 17 37 5.3
44. Brandon Shuman-TOWSON Sr 5 DB 16 10 26 5.2
45. Cam Kitchen-DELAWARE Sr 7 DL 12 24 36 5.1
Oleh Manzyk-UNH Fr 7 LB 20 16 36 5.1
Arman Jones-WM Sr 7 LB 18 18 36 5.1
Elijah Duff-SBU Jr 7 17 19 36 5.1
Drew Nickles-DELAWARE So 7 LB 20 16 36 5.1
Justis Henley-DELAWARE So 7 DB 22 14 36 5.1
SACKS Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G
1. Eli Mencer-UALBANY Sr 8 LB 8 1 8.5 1.06
2. Maurice Jackson-UR Sr 7 DL 7 0 7.0 1.00
3. John Daka-JMU Sr 8 DL 6 1 6.5 0.81
4. Malik Fisher-VU Jr 7 5 2 6.0 0.86
5. Forrest Rhyne-VU Jr 7 LB 5 1 5.5 0.79
6. Mike Greene-JMU Jr 8 DL 4 1 4.5 0.56
7. Kobie Turner-UR So 7 DL 4 0 4.0 0.57
8. Ron'Dell Carter-JMU Sr 8 DL 4 0 4.0 0.50
9. Oleh Manzyk-UNH Fr 7 LB 4 0 4.0 0.57
10. Drew Wiley-VU Sr 7 LB 2 3 3.5 0.50
11. Roberts, Max-MAINE Jr 6 DL 3 1 3.5 0.58
12. Bryce Carter-TOWSON Jr 7 DL 3 1 3.5 0.50
13. Josh Kania-UNH Sr 7 DE 2 2 3.0 0.43
Christian Dixon-TOWSON So 7 LB 3 0 3.0 0.43
15. Sam Kamara-SBU Sr 5 3 0 3.0 0.60
16. Marcus Willoughby-ELON Sr 7 2 2 3.0 0.43
17. Gavin Johnson-WM Sr 7 LB 2 1 2.5 0.36
18. Anthony Lang-UALBANY So 8 DL 2 1 2.5 0.31
19. Carl Fowler-WM So 7 DL 2 1 2.5 0.36
20. Gunner Gibson-UNH So 6 DE 2 1 2.5 0.42
TACKLES FOR LOSS Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G
1. Ron'Dell Carter-JMU Sr 8 DL 13 5 15.5 1.94
2. Eli Mencer-UALBANY Sr 8 LB 13 3 14.5 1.81
3. John Daka-JMU Sr 8 DL 11 5 13.5 1.69
4. Maurice Jackson-UR Sr 7 DL 11 1 11.5 1.64
5. Forrest Rhyne-VU Jr 7 LB 8 4 10.0 1.43
6. Mazon Walker-UALBANY So 8 DL 7 4 9.0 1.12
7. Kobie Turner-UR So 7 DL 7 4 9.0 1.29
8. Bryce Carter-TOWSON Jr 7 DL 8 1 8.5 1.21
9. Augie Contressa-SBU Jr 7 7 2 8.0 1.14
10. Mike Greene-JMU Jr 8 DL 6 4 8.0 1.00
Aj Mistler-UALBANY So 8 5 6 8.0 1.00
12. Gunner Gibson-UNH So 6 DE 6 2 7.0 1.17
13. Christian Dixon-TOWSON So 7 LB 6 2 7.0 1.00
Drew Wiley-VU Sr 7 LB 5 4 7.0 1.00
15. Josh Kania-UNH Sr 7 DE 5 3 6.5 0.93
Oleh Manzyk-UNH Fr 7 LB 5 3 6.5 0.93
Gavin Heslop-SBU Sr 7 6 1 6.5 0.93
18. Malik Fisher-VU Jr 7 5 2 6.0 0.86
Mitchell, Charles-MAINE Sr 7 DL 4 4 6.0 0.86
Marcus Willoughby-ELON Sr 7 4 4 6.0 0.86
2019 CAA FOOTBALL
Individual Statistics Through games of Oct 23, 2019
PASSES DEFENDED Cl G BrUp Int. Total Avg/G
1. Terrill Gillette-TOWSON Sr 7 10 0 10 1.43
2. Prince Smith Jr.-UNH Sr 7 4 3 7 1.00
Greg Liggs, Jr.-ELON Sr 7 3 4 7 1.00
Elijah Trent-VU So 7 4 3 7 1.00
Taurus Carroll-JMU Jr 5 5 0 5 1.00
Justis Henley-DELAWARE So 7 6 1 7 1.00
Isaiah Laster-WM Sr 7 5 2 7 1.00
Daniel Reid-Bennett-ELON Sr 7 5 2 7 1.00
9. Keon Paye-TOWSON Sr 7 3 3 6 0.86
Gavin Heslop-SBU Sr 7 6 0 6 0.86
Rashad Robinson-JMU Sr 7 4 2 6 0.86
St-Lot, Shaquille-MAINE So 7 6 0 6 0.86
Isiah Perkins-UNH Sr 7 5 1 6 0.86
Coby Tippett-TOWSON Jr 7 3 3 6 0.86
Daniel Jones-UR Sr 7 4 2 6 0.86
Drew Wiley-VU Sr 7 5 1 6 0.86
17. Jarren Williams-UALBANY Sr 6 4 1 5 0.83
Synceir Malone-SBU Sr 6 4 1 5 0.83
19. Jaquan Amos-VU Jr 5 2 2 4 0.80
20. Tyler Carswell-UALBANY Sr 8 5 1 6 0.75
INTERCEPTIONS Cl G No. Yds TD Long Avg/G
1. Greg Liggs, Jr.-ELON Sr 7 4 55 1 42 0.57
Momodou Mbye-URI Sr 7 4 3 0 6 0.57
3. Keon Paye-TOWSON Sr 7 3 111 1 73 0.43
Elijah Trent-VU So 7 3 68 1 37 0.43
Coby Tippett-TOWSON Jr 7 3 52 0 52 0.43
Prince Smith Jr.-UNH Sr 7 3 50 0 46 0.43
7. Jaquan Amos-VU Jr 5 2 61 2 34 0.40
Pop Lacey-UNH Sr 5 2 0 0 0 0.40
9. Adam Smith-JMU Sr 8 3 1 0 1 0.38
Josh Wynn-UALBANY Sr 8 3 0 0 0 0.38
FUMBLES FORCED Cl G No. Avg/G
1. Eli Mencer-UALBANY Sr 8 4 0.50
2. Gavin Heslop-SBU Sr 7 3 0.43
Bryce Carter-TOWSON Jr 7 3 0.43
4. Malik Tyne-TOWSON Sr 6 2 0.33
5. Gavin Johnson-WM Sr 7 2 0.29
Malik Fisher-VU Jr 7 2 0.29
Christian Dixon-TOWSON So 7 2 0.29
Justin Burns-SBU So 7 2 0.29
Maurice Jackson-UR Sr 7 2 0.29
Drew Wiley-VU Sr 7 2 0.29
FUMBLES RECOVERED Cl G No. Avg/G
1. Eli Mencer-UALBANY Sr 8 3 0.38
2. Makye Smith-SBU Fr 7 2 0.29
Christian Dixon-TOWSON So 7 2 0.29
Justin Burns-SBU So 7 2 0.29
5. Dimitri Holloway-JMU Sr 8 2 0.25
Nick Griffin-UALBANY Sr 8 2 0.25
Tyler Carswell-UALBANY Sr 8 2 0.25
8. Alex Badine-UALBANY Jr 5 1 0.20
Robert Lachmann-UALBANY Jr 5 1 0.20
Jaquan Amos-VU Jr 5 1 0.20
2019 CAA FOOTBALLConference Team Game Highs Through games of Oct 23, 2019
TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by)
Points 63 James Madison vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019)56 Towson vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)
Points scored kicking 15 UAlbany vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019) [4fg,3pat]14 James Madison vs SAINT FRANCIS (Sep 07, 2019) [3fg,5pat]
Touchdowns 9 James Madison vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019)8 Towson vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)
Total offense yards 601 Stony Brook vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019) [363r,238p]582 Maine vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019) [151r,431p]
Total offense plays 87 Villanova at Towson (Sep 21, 2019) [44r,43p]83 UAlbany vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019) [38r,45p]83 Stony Brook at Rhode Island (Sep 28, 2019) [52r,31p]
Total offense yards/play 9.0 Maine vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019) [65-582]8.8 Stony Brook vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019) [68-601]
Rushing yards 363 Stony Brook vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019)362 UAlbany vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019)
Rushing attempts 59 Stony Brook vs WAGNER (Sep 14, 2019)58 William & Mary vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)
Yards per rush 8.6 Richmond vs JACKSONVILLE (Aug 29, 2019) [37-320]8.4 UAlbany vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019) [43-362]
Rushing TDs 6 James Madison at Elon (Sep 28, 2019)5 Towson at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)5 James Madison at Stony Brook (Oct 05, 2019)
Longest rush 83 UAlbany vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019)81 New Hampshire vs RHODE ISLAND (Sep 21, 2019)
Passing yards 456 Maine at Liberty (10-19-19)431 Maine vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019)
Passing attempts 55 UAlbany at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)50 Maine at Villanova (Sep 28, 2019)
Passing TDs 6 James Madison vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019)6 Towson vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)
Longest pass 87 Maine vs RICHMOND (Oct 12, 2019)86 New Hampshire at FIU (Sep 14, 2019)
Passes completed 31 UAlbany at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)31 Rhode Island at BROWN (Oct 5, 2019)
Had intercepted 4 Maine vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019)4 Elon at New Hampshire (Oct 05, 2019)
Pass completion pct 88.5 Elon vs DELAWARE (Oct 12, 2019) [23-26]80.0 James Madison vs SAINT FRANCIS (Sep 07, 2019) [20-25]80.0 Richmond vs ELON (Sep 14, 2019) [20-25]
Passing yards/attempt 17.0 Stony Brook vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019) [14-238]13.9 Maine vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019) [31-431]
Yards per catch 25.6 Stony Brook vs WAGNER (Sep 14, 2019) [11-282]23.8 Stony Brook vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019) [10-238]
Field goal attempts 5 William & Mary vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)5 New Hampshire vs DUQUESNE (Sep 28, 2019)
Field goals made 4 UAlbany vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019)3 William & Mary vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)3 James Madison vs SAINT FRANCIS (Sep 07, 2019)3 Rhode Island vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)3 Maine vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019)3 James Madison at Chattanooga (Sep 21, 2019)3 New Hampshire vs DUQUESNE (Sep 28, 2019)3 Richmond at Fordham (Sep 28, 2019)3 Richmond vs UALBANY (Oct 05, 2019)3 Rhode Island at Virginia Tech (Oct 12, 2019)
2019 CAA FOOTBALLTeam Game Highs Through games of Oct 23, 2019
3 Delaware vs NEW HAMPSHIRE (Oct 19, 2019)Longest field goal 54 William & Mary at UAlbany (Sep 28, 2019)
50 Elon vs JAMES MADISON (Sep 28, 2019)50 Richmond vs UALBANY (Oct 05, 2019)
Field goal pct 100.0 UAlbany vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019) [4-4]100.0 James Madison vs SAINT FRANCIS (Sep 07, 2019) [3-3]100.0 Maine vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019) [3-3]100.0 James Madison at Chattanooga (Sep 21, 2019) [3-3]100.0 Richmond at Fordham (Sep 28, 2019) [3-3]100.0 Rhode Island at Virginia Tech (Oct 12, 2019) [3-3]
PAT kicks attempted 9 James Madison vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019)8 Towson vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)
PAT kicks made 9 James Madison vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019)8 Towson vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)
PAT kicks pct 100.0 James Madison vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019) [9-9]100.0 Towson vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019) [8-8]100.0 Villanova at Towson (Sep 21, 2019) [7-7]
2-point PAT attempts 2 Delaware at Rhode Island (Sep 07, 2019)2 Delaware vs NORTH DAKOTA STATE (Sep 14, 2019)
2-point PATs made 2 Delaware at Rhode Island (Sep 07, 2019)1 Towson at The Citadel (Aug 31, 2019)1 William & Mary vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)1 Maine at Georgia Southern (Sep 07, 2019)1 Delaware vs NORTH DAKOTA STATE (Sep 14, 2019)1 Rhode Island at Virginia Tech (Oct 12, 2019)1 UAlbany vs RHODE ISLAND (Oct 19, 2019)
Punts 11 Stony Brook at USU (Sep 07, 2019)9 Elon at Wake Forest (Sep 21, 2019)9 Delaware at Pitt (9/28/19)
Longest punt 75 Villanova at Bucknell (Sep 14, 2019)68 Towson at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)68 Richmond at Maine (Oct 12, 2019)
Yards punted 460 Stony Brook at USU (Sep 07, 2019) [11-460]408 Elon at Wake Forest (Sep 21, 2019) [9-408]
Punting avg 51.7 James Madison at Elon (Sep 28, 2019) [3-155]51.5 Delaware vs NEW HAMPSHIRE (Oct 19, 2019) [4-206]
Punt returns 6 William & Mary vs JAMES MADISON (Oct 19, 2019)5 Delaware vs DELAWARE STATE (Aug 29, 2019)5 Towson vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)5 James Madison at William & Mary (Oct 19, 2019)
Punt return yards 125 James Madison at William & Mary (Oct 19, 2019)78 Delaware vs DELAWARE STATE (Aug 29, 2019)
Punt return avg 25.0 James Madison at William & Mary (Oct 19, 2019) [5-125]18.7 Richmond vs JACKSONVILLE (Aug 29, 2019) [3-56]
Punt return TDs 1 Delaware vs DELAWARE STATE (Aug 29, 2019)Longest punt return 71 Stony Brook vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019)
49 James Madison at William & Mary (Oct 19, 2019)Kick returns 8 Towson vs VILLANOVA (Sep 21, 2019)
7 Towson vs UALBANY (Oct 12, 2019)Kick return yards 198 Maine at Colgate (Sep 21, 2019)
193 Villanova at Towson (Sep 21, 2019)Kick return avg 66.0 Maine at Colgate (Sep 21, 2019) [3-198]
59.5 Towson vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019) [2-119]Longest kick return 100 Maine at Colgate (Sep 21, 2019)
99 Rhode Island vs STONY BROOK (Sep 28, 2019)Kick return TDs 2 Maine at Colgate (Sep 21, 2019)
2019 CAA FOOTBALLTeam Game Highs Through games of Oct 23, 2019
1 James Madison vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019)1 Elon at Richmond (Sep 14, 2019)1 William & Mary vs COLGATE (Sep 14, 2019)1 UAlbany vs LAFAYETTE (Sep 21, 2019)1 William & Mary at UAlbany (Sep 28, 2019)1 Rhode Island vs STONY BROOK (Sep 28, 2019)1 Towson vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)
Interceptions 4 Towson at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)4 New Hampshire vs ELON (Oct 05, 2019)
Interception return yds 106 New Hampshire vs ELON (Oct 05, 2019)90 Towson vs N.C. CENTRAL (Sep 07, 2019)
Interception return avg 45.0 Towson vs N.C. CENTRAL (Sep 07, 2019) [2-90]35.5 Stony Brook vs BRYANT (Aug 29, 2019) [2-71]
Longest interception rtn 83 James Madison vs VILLANOVA (Oct 12, 2019)73 Towson at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)
Interception return TDs 2 New Hampshire vs ELON (Oct 05, 2019)1 Villanova at Colgate (Aug 24, 2019)1 Stony Brook vs BRYANT (Aug 29, 2019)1 William & Mary at Virginia (Sep 06, 2019)1 Towson vs N.C. CENTRAL (Sep 07, 2019)1 UAlbany vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019)1 Villanova vs LEHIGH (Sep 07, 2019)1 Villanova at Bucknell (Sep 14, 2019)1 Towson vs VILLANOVA (Sep 21, 2019)1 Elon vs DELAWARE (Oct 12, 2019)1 James Madison vs VILLANOVA (Oct 12, 2019)
Fumbles lost 3 James Madison at Stony Brook (Oct 05, 2019)3 Rhode Island at UAlbany (Oct 19, 2019)
Fumbles recovered 3 UAlbany at Central Michigan (Aug 29, 2019)3 William & Mary vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)3 Stony Brook vs JAMES MADISON (Oct 05, 2019)3 UAlbany vs RHODE ISLAND (Oct 19, 2019)
Sacked by opp 7 William & Mary at Virginia (Sep 06, 2019)7 Delaware vs NORTH DAKOTA STATE (Sep 14, 2019)7 UAlbany at Richmond (Oct 05, 2019)
QB sacks 8 Maine at Colgate (Sep 21, 2019)7 Richmond vs UALBANY (Oct 05, 2019)
Turnovers committed 5 UAlbany at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)5 Elon at New Hampshire (Oct 05, 2019)
Turnovers caused 5 New Hampshire vs ELON (Oct 05, 2019)4 William & Mary vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)4 William & Mary at Virginia (Sep 06, 2019)4 Towson at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)4 UAlbany vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019)4 Stony Brook vs JAMES MADISON (Oct 05, 2019)4 James Madison vs VILLANOVA (Oct 12, 2019)4 UAlbany vs RHODE ISLAND (Oct 19, 2019)
Kicks blocked 2 James Madison vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019)1 Delaware vs DELAWARE STATE (Aug 29, 2019)1 Richmond vs JACKSONVILLE (Aug 29, 2019)1 Towson at The Citadel (Aug 31, 2019)1 Elon at North Carolina A&T (Aug 31, 2019)1 William & Mary vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)1 Delaware vs NORTH DAKOTA STATE (Sep 14, 2019)1 James Madison at Elon (Sep 28, 2019)1 Villanova vs MAINE (Sep 28, 2019)
2019 CAA FOOTBALLTeam Game Highs Through games of Oct 23, 2019
1 Elon at New Hampshire (Oct 05, 2019)1 UAlbany at Richmond (Oct 05, 2019)1 James Madison vs VILLANOVA (Oct 12, 2019)
First downs 31 Villanova at Towson (Sep 21, 2019)30 James Madison at Chattanooga (Sep 21, 2019)
1st downs rushing 20 James Madison vs SAINT FRANCIS (Sep 07, 2019)17 Richmond vs JACKSONVILLE (Aug 29, 2019)17 James Madison at Chattanooga (Sep 21, 2019)17 James Madison at Elon (Sep 28, 2019)
1st downs passing 22 UAlbany at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)19 Villanova at James Madison (Oct 12, 2019)
1st downs by penalty 5 Delaware at Pitt (9/28/19)5 Richmond vs UALBANY (Oct 05, 2019)
Penalties 16 UAlbany at Richmond (Oct 05, 2019)13 Maine vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019)
Penalties yards 172 Maine vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019)123 Stony Brook at Rhode Island (Sep 28, 2019)
2019 CAA FOOTBALLConference Individual Game Highs Through games of Oct 23, 2019
INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS
Points scored 30 Shane Leatherbury (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)24 Yeedee Thaenrat (Towson) at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)
Touchdowns 5 Shane Leatherbury (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)4 Yeedee Thaenrat (Towson) at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)
TD responsibility 6 Daniel Smith (Villanova) at Towson (Sep 21, 2019) [2r,4p]6 Tom Flacco (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019) [0r,6p]
Points scored kicking 15 Dylan Burns (UAlbany) vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019) [4fg,3pat]14 Ethan Ratke (James Madison) vs SAINT FRANCIS (Sep 07, 2019) [3fg,5pat]
Total offense yards 469 Fagnano, Joe (Maine) at Liberty (10-19-19) [24r,445p]434 Vito Priore (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019) [4r,430p]
Total offense plays 57 Jeff Undercuffler (UAlbany) at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019) [4r,53p]55 Tom Flacco (Towson) vs VILLANOVA (Sep 21, 2019) [13r,42p]55 Daniel Smith (Villanova) at James Madison (Oct 12, 2019) [8r,47p]
Total offense yards/play 19.1 Alex James (UAlbany) vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019) [12-229]13.8 Ferguson, Chris (Maine) vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019) [30-415]
Rushing yards 229 Alex James (UAlbany) vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019)194 Justin Covington (Villanova) at Towson (Sep 21, 2019)
Rushing attempts 31 Isaiah White (Stony Brook) vs WAGNER (Sep 14, 2019)30 Karl Mofor (UAlbany) at Towson (Oct 12, 2019)
Yards per rush 19.1 Alex James (UAlbany) vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019) [12-229]10.6 Isaiah White (Stony Brook) vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019) [12-127]
Rushing TDs 4 Yeedee Thaenrat (Towson) at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)3 Yeedee Thaenrat (Towson) vs VILLANOVA (Sep 21, 2019)3 Ty Son Lawton (Stony Brook) vs JAMES MADISON (Oct 05, 2019)
Longest rush 83 Alex James (UAlbany) vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019)81 Evan Gray (New Hampshire) vs RHODE ISLAND (Sep 21, 2019)
Passing yards 445 Fagnano, Joe (Maine) at Liberty (10-19-19)430 Vito Priore (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)
Passing attempts 53 Jeff Undercuffler (UAlbany) at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)49 Ferguson, Chris (Maine) vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019)49 Ferguson, Chris (Maine) at Villanova (Sep 28, 2019)
Passing TDs 6 Tom Flacco (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)5 Pat Kehoe (Delaware) at Rhode Island (Sep 07, 2019)5 Davis Cheek (Elon) at Richmond (Sep 14, 2019)5 Fagnano, Joe (Maine) at Liberty (10-19-19)
Longest pass 87 Fagnano, Joe (Maine) vs RICHMOND (Oct 12, 2019)86 Max Brosmer (New Hampshire) at FIU (Sep 14, 2019)
Passes completed 31 Jeff Undercuffler (UAlbany) at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)31 Vito Priore (Rhode Island) at BROWN (Oct 5, 2019)
Had intercepted 4 Ferguson, Chris (Maine) vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019)4 Davis Cheek (Elon) at New Hampshire (Oct 05, 2019)
Pass completion pct 88.0 Davis Cheek (Elon) vs DELAWARE (Oct 12, 2019) [22-25]80.0 Hollis Mathis (William & Mary) at UAlbany (Sep 28, 2019) [8-10]
Receiving yards 245 Juwan Green (UAlbany) at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)227 Aaron Parker (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)
Receptions 15 Juwan Green (UAlbany) at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)12 Aaron Parker (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)12 Blair, Jaquan (Maine) at Villanova (Sep 28, 2019)12 Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island) at BROWN (Oct 5, 2019)
Yards per catch 42.3 Keyston Fuller (Richmond) at Maine (Oct 12, 2019) [3-127]
2019 CAA FOOTBALLIndividual Game Highs Through games of Oct 23, 2019
41.5 Jean Constant (Stony Brook) vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019) [2-83]Receiving TDs 5 Shane Leatherbury (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)
3 Juwan Green (UAlbany) at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)Longest reception 87 Miller, Andre (Maine) vs RICHMOND (Oct 12, 2019)
86 Dylan Laube (New Hampshire) at FIU (Sep 14, 2019)Field goal attempts 5 Jason Hughes (New Hampshire) vs DUQUESNE (Sep 28, 2019)
4 Jake Johnston (William & Mary) vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)4 CJ Carrick (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)4 Dylan Burns (UAlbany) vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019)4 Jake Larson (Richmond) vs UALBANY (Oct 05, 2019)4 Jake Roth (Delaware) vs NEW HAMPSHIRE (Oct 19, 2019)4 Jake Larson (Richmond) vs YALE (Oct 19, 2019)
Field goals made 4 Dylan Burns (UAlbany) vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019)3 Jake Johnston (William & Mary) vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)3 Ethan Ratke (James Madison) vs SAINT FRANCIS (Sep 07, 2019)3 CJ Carrick (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)3 Doak, Kenny (Maine) vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019)3 Ethan Ratke (James Madison) at Chattanooga (Sep 21, 2019)3 Jason Hughes (New Hampshire) vs DUQUESNE (Sep 28, 2019)3 Jake Larson (Richmond) at Fordham (Sep 28, 2019)3 Jake Larson (Richmond) vs UALBANY (Oct 05, 2019)3 CJ Carrick (Rhode Island) at Virginia Tech (Oct 12, 2019)3 Jake Roth (Delaware) vs NEW HAMPSHIRE (Oct 19, 2019)
Longest field goal 54 Kris Hooper (William & Mary) at UAlbany (Sep 28, 2019)50 Skyler Davis (Elon) vs JAMES MADISON (Sep 28, 2019)50 Jake Larson (Richmond) vs UALBANY (Oct 05, 2019)
Field goal pct 100.0 Dylan Burns (UAlbany) vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019) [4-4]100.0 Ethan Ratke (James Madison) vs SAINT FRANCIS (Sep 07, 2019) [3-3]100.0 Doak, Kenny (Maine) vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019) [3-3]100.0 Ethan Ratke (James Madison) at Chattanooga (Sep 21, 2019) [3-3]100.0 Jake Larson (Richmond) at Fordham (Sep 28, 2019) [3-3]100.0 CJ Carrick (Rhode Island) at Virginia Tech (Oct 12, 2019) [3-3]
PAT kicks attempted 9 Ethan Ratke (James Madison) vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019)8 Aidan O'Neill (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)
PAT kicks made 9 Ethan Ratke (James Madison) vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019)8 Aidan O'Neill (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)
PAT kicks pct 100.0 Ethan Ratke (James Madison) vs MORGAN STATE (Sep 14, 2019) [9-9]100.0 Aidan O'Neill (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019) [8-8]100.0 Drew Kresge (Villanova) at Towson (Sep 21, 2019) [7-7]
Punts 11 Mitchell Wright (Stony Brook) at USU (Sep 07, 2019)9 Hunter Stephenson (Elon) at Wake Forest (Sep 21, 2019)
Yards punted 460 Mitchell Wright (Stony Brook) at USU (Sep 07, 2019) [11-460]408 Hunter Stephenson (Elon) at Wake Forest (Sep 21, 2019) [9-408]
Longest punt 75 Nathan Fondacaro (Villanova) at Bucknell (Sep 14, 2019)68 Shane McDonough (Towson) at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)68 Jake Larson (Richmond) at Maine (Oct 12, 2019)
Punting avg 51.7 Harry O'Kelly (James Madison) at Elon (Sep 28, 2019) [3-155]51.5 Nick Pritchard (Delaware) vs NEW HAMPSHIRE (Oct 19, 2019) [4-206]
Punt returns 5 D'Ago Hunter (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)5 D'Angelo Amos (James Madison) at William & Mary (Oct 19, 2019)
Punt return yards 125 D'Angelo Amos (James Madison) at William & Mary (Oct 19, 2019)71 Jean Constant (Stony Brook) vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019)
Longest punt return 71 Jean Constant (Stony Brook) vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019)
2019 CAA FOOTBALLIndividual Game Highs Through games of Oct 23, 2019
49 D'Angelo Amos (James Madison) at William & Mary (Oct 19, 2019)Punt return TDs 1 Brian Dennis (Delaware) vs DELAWARE STATE (Aug 29, 2019)Punt return avg 25.0 D'Angelo Amos (James Madison) at William & Mary (Oct 19, 2019) [5-125]
18.7 Charlie Fessler (Richmond) vs JACKSONVILLE (Aug 29, 2019) [3-56]Kick returns 6 Dez Boykin (Villanova) at Towson (Sep 21, 2019)
6 Jean Constant (Stony Brook) vs JAMES MADISON (Oct 05, 2019)6 Jourdan Townsend (Delaware) at Elon (Oct 12, 2019)6 Dez Boykin (Villanova) at James Madison (Oct 12, 2019)
Kick return yards 198 Edwards, Earnest (Maine) at Colgate (Sep 21, 2019)193 Dez Boykin (Villanova) at Towson (Sep 21, 2019)
Interceptions 3 Greg Liggs, Jr. (Elon) at New Hampshire (Oct 05, 2019)2 Josh Wynn (UAlbany) vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019)2 Prince Smith Jr. (New Hampshire) at Delaware (Oct 19, 2019)
Interception return yds 83 MJ Hampton (James Madison) vs VILLANOVA (Oct 12, 2019)73 Keon Paye (Towson) at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)
Interception return avg 4.3 Greg Liggs, Jr. (Elon) at New Hampshire (Oct 05, 2019) [3-13]2.0 Prince Smith Jr. (New Hampshire) at Delaware (Oct 19, 2019) [2-4]
Longest interception rtn 83 MJ Hampton (James Madison) vs VILLANOVA (Oct 12, 2019)73 Keon Paye (Towson) at Maine (Sep 14, 2019)
Interception return TDs 1 Jaquan Amos (Villanova) at Colgate (Aug 24, 2019)1 Synceir Malone (Stony Brook) vs BRYANT (Aug 29, 2019)1 Arman Jones (William & Mary) at Virginia (Sep 06, 2019)1 Keon Paye (Towson) vs N.C. CENTRAL (Sep 07, 2019)1 Jarren Williams (UAlbany) vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019)1 Elijah Trent (Villanova) vs LEHIGH (Sep 07, 2019)1 Jaquan Amos (Villanova) at Bucknell (Sep 14, 2019)1 Robert Heyward (Towson) vs VILLANOVA (Sep 21, 2019)1 Oleh Manzyk (New Hampshire) vs ELON (Oct 05, 2019)1 Evan Horn (New Hampshire) vs ELON (Oct 05, 2019)1 Greg Liggs, Jr. (Elon) vs DELAWARE (Oct 12, 2019)1 MJ Hampton (James Madison) vs VILLANOVA (Oct 12, 2019)
All-purpose yards 256 Edwards, Earnest (Maine) at Colgate (Sep 21, 2019)251 Edwards, Earnest (Maine) at Villanova (Sep 28, 2019)
Tackles 20.0 Tyler Dressler (Richmond) at Maine (Oct 12, 2019) [9-11]16.0 Tre'Von Jones (Elon) vs JAMES MADISON (Sep 28, 2019) [11-5]16.0 Cole Coleman (Elon) vs DELAWARE (Oct 12, 2019) [12-4]
Sacks 3.0 Sam Kamara (Stony Brook) at Rhode Island (Sep 28, 2019) [3-0]3.0 Oleh Manzyk (New Hampshire) vs ELON (Oct 05, 2019) [3-0]3.0 Maurice Jackson (Richmond) vs UALBANY (Oct 05, 2019) [3-0]
2019 CAA FOOTBALLIndividual Game Highs Through games of Oct 23, 2019
3.0 Eli Mencer (UAlbany) at Towson (Oct 12, 2019) [3-0]Tackles for loss 6.0 Ron'Dell Carter (James Madison) at William & Mary (Oct 19, 2019) [5-2]
5.0 John Daka (James Madison) vs VILLANOVA (Oct 12, 2019) [5-0]
2019 CAA FOOTBALLIndividual Stellar Games Through games of Oct 23, 2019
200-Yard Rushing Performances
229 Alex James (UAlbany) vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019)
100-Yard Rushing Performances
229 Alex James (UAlbany) vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019)194 Justin Covington (Villanova) at Towson (Sep 21, 2019)182 Seba Nekhet (Stony Brook) vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019)135 Jaylan Thomas (Elon) vs THE CITADEL (Sep 07, 2019)135 Karl Mofor (UAlbany) vs LAFAYETTE (Sep 21, 2019)134 Justin Covington (Villanova) at Colgate (Aug 24, 2019)131 Isaiah White (Stony Brook) vs WAGNER (Sep 14, 2019)127 Hollis Mathis (William & Mary) vs LAFAYETTE (Aug 31, 2019)127 Isaiah White (Stony Brook) vs FORDHAM (Sep 21, 2019)124 Ty Son Lawton (Stony Brook) vs NEW HAMPSHIRE (Oct 12, 2019)123 Karl Mofor (UAlbany) vs BRYANT (Sep 07, 2019)123 Evan Gray (New Hampshire) vs RHODE ISLAND (Sep 21, 2019)120 Karl Mofor (UAlbany) at Towson (Oct 12, 2019)119 Justin Covington (Villanova) at Bucknell (Sep 14, 2019)118 Justin Covington (Villanova) vs MAINE (Sep 28, 2019)117 Joe Mancuso (Richmond) vs YALE (Oct 19, 2019)115 Will Knight (Delaware) vs NORTH DAKOTA STATE (Sep 14, 2019)115 Karl Mofor (UAlbany) vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019)114 Percy Agyei-Obese (James Madison) at Chattanooga (Sep 21, 2019)112 Yeedee Thaenrat (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)111 Andre Robinson (Delaware) at Rhode Island (Sep 07, 2019)110 Tom Flacco (Towson) vs VILLANOVA (Sep 21, 2019)109 Justin Covington (Villanova) vs LEHIGH (Sep 07, 2019)109 Isaiah White (Stony Brook) at Rhode Island (Sep 28, 2019)109 Zoe Bryant (Rhode Island) at UAlbany (Oct 19, 2019)108 Owen Wright (William & Mary) vs COLGATE (Sep 14, 2019)108 Ty Son Lawton (Stony Brook) vs JAMES MADISON (Oct 05, 2019)107 Carlos Washington Jr (New Hampshire) at Holy Cross (Sep 07, 2019)105 Jawon Hamilton (James Madison) at Stony Brook (Oct 05, 2019)103 Latrele Palmer (James Madison) vs VILLANOVA (Oct 12, 2019)103 DeJoun Lee (Delaware) vs NEW HAMPSHIRE (Oct 19, 2019)102 Fitzpatrick, Joe (Maine) at Colgate (Sep 21, 2019)101 Troy Vincent, Jr. (Towson) vs BUCKNELL (Oct 19, 2019)101 Karl Mofor (UAlbany) vs RHODE ISLAND (Oct 19, 2019)101 Will Knight (Delaware) vs NEW HAMPSHIRE (Oct 19, 2019)
Number of 100-Yard Rushing Performances
Justin Covington, Villanova - 5Karl Mofor, UAlbany - 5Isaiah White, Stony Brook - 3Will Knight, Delaware - 2Ty Son Lawton, Stony Brook - 2Percy Agyei-Obese, James Madison - 1Zoe Bryant, Rhode Island - 1Fitzpatrick, Joe, Maine - 1
2019 CAA FOOTBALLIndividual Stellar Games Through games of Oct 23, 2019
Tom Flacco, Towson - 1Evan Gray, New Hampshire - 1Jawon Hamilton, James Madison - 1Alex James, UAlbany - 1Carlos Washington Jr, New Hampshire - 1DeJoun Lee, Delaware - 1Joe Mancuso, Richmond - 1Hollis Mathis, William & Mary - 1Seba Nekhet, Stony Brook - 1Latrele Palmer, James Madison - 1Andre Robinson, Delaware - 1Yeedee Thaenrat, Towson - 1Jaylan Thomas, Elon - 1Troy Vincent, Jr., Towson - 1Owen Wright, William & Mary - 1
500-Yard Passing Performances
None
400-Yard Passing Performances
445 Fagnano, Joe (Maine) at Liberty (10-19-19)430 Vito Priore (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)423 Ferguson, Chris (Maine) vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019)401 Ferguson, Chris (Maine) vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019)
300-Yard Passing Performances
445 Fagnano, Joe (Maine) at Liberty (10-19-19)430 Vito Priore (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)423 Ferguson, Chris (Maine) vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019)401 Ferguson, Chris (Maine) vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019)398 Jeff Undercuffler (UAlbany) at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)389 Vito Priore (Rhode Island) at BROWN (Oct 5, 2019)387 Daniel Smith (Villanova) at James Madison (Oct 12, 2019)380 Jeff Undercuffler (UAlbany) at Towson (Oct 12, 2019)347 Ferguson, Chris (Maine) at Villanova (Sep 28, 2019)328 Tom Flacco (Towson) at The Citadel (Aug 31, 2019)320 Vito Priore (Rhode Island) at UAlbany (Oct 19, 2019)318 Tyquell Fields (Stony Brook) vs JAMES MADISON (Oct 05, 2019)312 Vito Priore (Rhode Island) at New Hampshire (Sep 21, 2019)310 Jeff Undercuffler (UAlbany) vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019)304 Tom Flacco (Towson) vs VILLANOVA (Sep 21, 2019)
Number of 300-Yard Passing Performances
Vito Priore, Rhode Island - 4Ferguson, Chris, Maine - 3Jeff Undercuffler, UAlbany - 3Tom Flacco, Towson - 2Fagnano, Joe, Maine - 1
2019 CAA FOOTBALLIndividual Stellar Games Through games of Oct 23, 2019
245 Juwan Green (UAlbany) at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)227 Aaron Parker (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)208 Keyston Fuller (Richmond) vs ELON (Sep 14, 2019)
100-Yard Receiving Performances
245 Juwan Green (UAlbany) at Monmouth (Sep 14, 2019)227 Aaron Parker (Rhode Island) vs DELAWARE (Sep 07, 2019)208 Keyston Fuller (Richmond) vs ELON (Sep 14, 2019)171 Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island) at BROWN (Oct 5, 2019)156 Juwan Green (UAlbany) at Towson (Oct 12, 2019)154 Nick Anderson (Stony Brook) vs JAMES MADISON (Oct 05, 2019)152 Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island) at Virginia Tech (Oct 12, 2019)150 Charlie Fessler (Richmond) at Fordham (Sep 28, 2019)144 Aaron Parker (Rhode Island) at Ohio (Aug 31, 2019)144 Aaron Parker (Rhode Island) at New Hampshire (Sep 21, 2019)143 Jerah Reeves (UAlbany) at Towson (Oct 12, 2019)140 Blair, Jaquan (Maine) vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019)140 Edwards, Earnest (Maine) at Villanova (Sep 28, 2019)134 Changa Hodge (Villanova) at James Madison (Oct 12, 2019)131 Kane Everson (William & Mary) vs VILLANOVA (Oct 05, 2019)128 Thyrick Pitts (Delaware) vs PENN (Sep 21, 2019)127 Keyston Fuller (Richmond) at Maine (Oct 12, 2019)127 Edwards, Earnest (Maine) at Liberty (10-19-19)125 Kortez Weeks (Elon) at Richmond (Sep 14, 2019)121 Kane Everson (William & Mary) at UAlbany (Sep 28, 2019)120 Blair, Jaquan (Maine) at Villanova (Sep 28, 2019)118 Shane Leatherbury (Towson) vs VILLANOVA (Sep 21, 2019)116 Edwards, Earnest (Maine) vs TOWSON (Sep 14, 2019)115 Jerah Reeves (UAlbany) at Richmond (Oct 05, 2019)115 Miller, Andre (Maine) vs RICHMOND (Oct 12, 2019)114 Andrew Trent (Stony Brook) vs WAGNER (Sep 14, 2019)111 Jerah Reeves (UAlbany) vs WILLIAM & MARY (Sep 28, 2019)109 Juwan Green (UAlbany) at Richmond (Oct 05, 2019)108 Jaaron Hayek (Villanova) at Towson (Sep 21, 2019)108 Miller, Andre (Maine) at Liberty (10-19-19)106 Young, Devin (Maine) at Liberty (10-19-19)105 Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island) at New Hampshire (Sep 21, 2019)105 Brandon Polk (James Madison) at Stony Brook (Oct 05, 2019)104 Young, Devin (Maine) vs SACRED HEART (Aug 30, 2019)
Number of 100-Yard Receiving Performances
Isaiah Coulter, Rhode Island - 3Edwards, Earnest, Maine - 3Juwan Green, UAlbany - 3Aaron Parker, Rhode Island - 3
2019 CAA FOOTBALLIndividual Stellar Games Through games of Oct 23, 2019
Jerah Reeves, UAlbany - 3Blair, Jaquan, Maine - 2Kane Everson, William & Mary - 2Keyston Fuller, Richmond - 2Miller, Andre, Maine - 2Young, Devin, Maine - 2Nick Anderson, Stony Brook - 1Charlie Fessler, Richmond - 1Jaaron Hayek, Villanova - 1Changa Hodge, Villanova - 1Shane Leatherbury, Towson - 1Thyrick Pitts, Delaware - 1Brandon Polk, James Madison - 1Andrew Trent, Stony Brook - 1Kortez Weeks, Elon - 1
