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URI (2-4/1-2) @ UNH (1-3/0-1) noon
L @ Fordham 51-26---------- L @ C Mich 24-21
L SBU 24-0--------------------W Colgate 53-23
W @ Albany 19-13 (OT)----- L Lehigh 34-27
L @ W&M 20-0---------------- L @ TU 44-28
W CCSU 42-7
L @ Brown 31-14

Albany (1-5/0-2) @ UD UD (4-2/1-1) noon, CSN-MA; CSN-P; TWC (NY); CSS; SNY (tape-delay).
L @ Duquesne 35-24----- W Jacksonville 51-35
W Colgate 37-34----------- W Del State 42-21
L URI 19-13 (OT)----------- L @ Navy 51-7
L CCSU 20-17--------------- W Wagner 49-9
L @ ODU 66-10--------------W JMU 29-22
L @ JMU 40-13--------------L @ Maine 62-28

UPENN (1-2) @ W&M (3-2/1-1) 3:30 PM
W Lafayette 27-21----------------L @ WVU 24-17
L @ Villanova 35-6----------------W Hampton 31-7
W Dartmouth 37-31 (4OT)------W Lafayette 34-6
---------------------------------------W URI 20-0
---------------------------------------L @ VU 20-16

UR (2-3/0-1) @ JMU (4-2/1-1) 3:30 PM, NBC Sports
W VMI 34-0---------------W CCSU 38-14
L @ NC State 23-21-----L @ Akron 35-33
L @ G Webb 12-10------W StFU 24-20
W Liberty 30-21----------W UNCC 34-7
L Maine 28-21------------L @ UD 29-22
-----------------------------W Albany 40-13

SBU (2-3/1-2) @ Colgate (1-4) 6 PM
W @ URI 24-0-------------------L @ Air Force 38-13
L @ Buffalo 26-23 (5OT)------L Albany 37-34
L @ Villanova 35-6-------------L @ UNH 53-23
L TU 35-21-----------------------L Yale 39-22
W Bryant 21-13----------------W @ Cornell 41-20

TU (6-0/2-0) @ VU (3-2/2-0) 7:00 PM, NBS Sports
W @ Connecticut 33-18-----L @ BC 24-14
W @ Holy Cross 49-7---------L @ Fordham 27-24
W Delaware St 49-7----------W SBU 35-6
W @ NCCU 35-17-------------W UPenn 35-6
W @ SBU 35-21---------------W W&M 20-16
W UNH 44-28

Bye: Maine

UNH 38, URI 24
UD 45, Albany 17
W&M 34, UPenn 10
JMU 24, UR 20
SBU 35, Colgate 17
TU 31, VU 27

UNH 32 URI 17
UnoD 35 Albany 10
W&M 31 UPenn 14
JMU 27 UR 24
SBU 28 Colgate 21
Towelson 38 Nova 28

Blue hens 42 albany 21
Towson 35 villanova 22
William&mary 30 penn 14
Stony brook 27 colgate 23
New hampshire 37 rhode island 17
Richmond 24 james madison 20

UD 35 AU 19
VU 38 TU 31
WM 24 UP 10
SB 37 CU 17
UNH 44 URI 20
UR 17 JMU 13

W&M 27 - Penn 14
UNH 31 - URI 17
Towson 28 - Villanova 24
Richmond 21 - JMU 20
Delaware 42 - Albany 24
Stony Brook 34 - Colgate 17

UNH 42- URI 10
Delaware 35 - Albany 13
W&M 34 - Penn 7
JMU 24 - Richmond 20
Stony 23 - Colgate 20
Townson 31 - villanova 17

Why you no capitalize the V in Villanova?

andy7171 wrote:Why you no capitalize the V in Villanova?

Because they suck ass.

I'm waiting to hear the 2013 UR @ JMU preview from this guy:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHMGxDo9W_s[/youtube]

UNH 31 URI 13
UD 49 Albany 20
W&M 27 UPenn 13
JMU 27 UR 20
SBU 29 Colgate 22
TSC 34 VU 24

Hey I was the only one to go undefeated!

That being said I fear Delaware could go winless the rest of the way. Lots of holes.

Well that's probably the best game Albany has played this year. Didn't turn out well, but at least we showed up for 57 minutes this week. 47 more minutes than last week.

danefan wrote:Well that's probably the best game Albany has played this year. Didn't turn out well, but at least we showed up for 57 minutes this week. 47 more minutes than last week.

Dane you guys have some talent on your OL. You guys pushed us around like rag dolls on your run blocking most of the game. #77 in particular is a stud.

bluehenbillk wrote:

danefan wrote:Well that's probably the best game Albany has played this year. Didn't turn out well, but at least we showed up for 57 minutes this week. 47 more minutes than last week.

Dane you guys have some talent on your OL. You guys pushed us around like rag dolls on your run blocking most of the game. #77 in particular is a stud.

77 is a true Frosh. Real good player.

BDKJMU wrote:UNH 38, URI 24
UD 45, Albany 17
W&M 34, UPenn 10
JMU 24, UR 20
SBU 35, Colgate 17
TU 31, VU 27

UNH 59, URI 19. Read somewhere last week that URI has been hit by a lot of injuries…
UD 33, Albany 30. WTF UD for the 2nd week in a row..
W&M 27, Penn 14
JMU 38, UR 31
SBU 27, Colgate 3
VU 45, TU 35 Towson needs to quit with the multiple 1st qtr turnovers spotting teams 17-21 pts...

Week 1: 7-2
Week 2: 8-2
Week 3: 7-2
Week 4: 7-1
Week 5: 4-3
Week 6: 4-2
Week 7: 5-1
Still in search of the perfect week.....

Turnovers were even at 1 a piece. UR outgained JMU 487-346, but JMU actually had more yds through 3 qtrs before UR’s furious 4th qtr rally. JMU held UR to 9 points & 233 yds through the 1st 3 qtrs. Then UR got 22 points & 254 yds in a furious 4th qtr rally. After JMU went up 38-16 with 11+ min left in the game, someone apparently told the JMU players the game was over and forgot to tell the UR players….

UR came in with the #1 passing offense in the CAA, and the last place rushing offense, and it showed. JMU held UR to 64 yds rushing. On the other hand, not a good day for JMU’s secondary. Big UR OL avg about 6’5”/308. Not sure why they don’t have a better running game.

UR ran 88 plays. Stauss was 41 of 64, 423 yds, 2 TDs, 1 INT. Again, over half of that in the 4th qtr. Think the JMU defense got gassed in the 4th. I don’t recall ever seeing anyone attempt 64 passes against JMU. And that was after 1 of UR's 2 stud receivers, Stephen Barnette #29, got injured in the 1st qtr and didn't return....

The last 2 games JMU has added in a lot of play action, which has really helped their passing game, as Albany and esp UR have overplayed the run. Birdsong continues to get a little better every game. Was 25 of 40, 262 yds, 2 TDs passing, 1 rushing (plus another rushing that was called back due to a holding penalty), 1 INT.

Like I said, UR overplayed the run and did a very good job. Held JMU to 84 yds rushing. Held Dae’Quan Scott to 42 yds on 13 carries.

JMU 13 turnovers threw 1st 4 games. Only 3 through the last 3.....

BDKJMU wrote:VU 45, TU 35 Towson needs to quit with the multiple 1st qtr turnovers spotting teams 17-21 pts...

Understament of the year. It's getting real old.

RICHMOND, Va. (Oct. 14, 2013) – CAA Football's Player of the Week honorees for the seventh week of the 2013 season are featured below. A link to each school's release will be added to the player's name over the course of the week as releases become available.

Offensive Player of the Week: John Robertson, Soph., QB, Villanova
Robertson was nearly perfect in Villanova's 45-35 victory over No. 3/2 Towson on Saturday. The sophomore sensation piled up 332 total yards in the win, opening the game with 17 straight completions and finishing 17-of-18 for 182 yards and two touchdowns through the air to go with 150 yards and three scores on a career-best 32 carries – the most by a Wildcat since 2007. Robertson's effort marked his sixth-career 100-yard rushing game and his second-ever outing with three rushing touchdowns.

Defensive Player of the Week: Cameron McCurry, Soph., S, Villanova
McCurry cops his first-career weekly honor behind a complete all-around performance that helped the Wildcats snap Towson's 10-game winning streak. In addition to his five tackles, the sophomore secured a first-quarter fumble recovery that led to a Nova touchdown before blocking a PAT on the Tigers' ensuing drive. McCurry would return his team-leading fourth interception of the season for 25 yards early in the fourth quarter to finish with two of Wildcats' five forced turnovers in the win.

Special Teams Player of the Week: Dejor Simmons, Jr., KR, James Madison
Simmons finished with a career-high 141 yards on three kickoff returns in Saturday's 38-31 win over in-state rival Richmond. The junior highlighted his stellar play on the second half's opening kickoff, which he returned a conference- and school-record tying 100 yards for his second collegiate score. The 100-yard return was just the second such return in program history and the team's first kickoff return for a touchdown since 2008.

Rookie of the Week: Kwe'shon Williams, R-Fr., CB, James Madison
Williams showed no signs of an injury that prevented him from playing the previous week, turning in a career day in JMU's win over the Spiders. The rookie finished with career highs with nine tackles, including four solo, and three pass breakups. Williams also came away with his second-career interception, which he returned 35 yards and that led to touchdown that gave the Dukes a 28-9 third-quarter advantage.
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CAAFB Sunday Rundown: Week 7 (UD/Albany, JMU/UR, and VU/TU game highlights):
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylpwaVRo ... m61E5YfXtA[/youtube]

Apparently CAA FB is visiting 1 campus every weekend to do stuff besides highlights and post game. I didn't know this. They were at JMU this past weekend. Here are the vids:

CAAFB On Campus: JMU Campus Tour with Birdsong
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwHwjinP ... m61E5YfXtA[/youtube]

CAAFB On Campus: JMU Tailgating
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nu1An4m5 ... m61E5YfXtA[/youtube]

More CAAFB On Campus at JMU:

CAAFB On Campus: Richmond/JMU Highlights (4+ min, field level, unnarrated):
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GltHhlam ... m61E5YfXtA[/youtube]

CAAFB On Campus: Richmond/JMU Quotables
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2agDehLD ... m61E5YfXtA[/youtube]

UNH 42- URI 10 (59-19)
Delaware 35 - Albany 13 (33-30)
W&M 34 - Penn 7 (27-14)
JMU 24 - Richmond 20 (38-31)
Stony 23 - Colgate 20 (27-3)
Townson 31 - villanova 17 (35-45)