Richmond at Delaware Game Thread
Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2009 1:50 pm
Delaware up 8-7 23 seconds left to half
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Yesterday was an opportunity lost. All week long I thought UD had a chance to win this game, I was hoping that Richmond would be a little "hung over" after their FBS win over Duke. I may have been right, but UD let the game get way.93henfan wrote:Back from the game. Tough loss. Striefsky simply kicked too low.
I'm not sure why the Hens abandoned the run in the second half. They had established a decent run in the first. Devlin was very sharp in the first half and (other than his final completion of the game) looked pretty rough in the second half. Running the ball would have taken some of the pressure off of him.
Valiant effort against the #1 team, but a loss is a loss. No moral victory achieved.
What a difference yesterday could have made. Yesterday's loss leaves basically no margin for error with @W&M, JMU, @Navy & @Nova still on the schedule. You basically have to win two of those and go undefeated in the rest of the CAA schedule. That's a very tall order and shows the difference between the CAA and SoCon. App fans are still talking about running the table and making the playoffs, while we're looking at another brutal CAA slate and it's tough to be too optimistic. All because of a damn field goal.BlueHen86 wrote:Yesterday was an opportunity lost. All week long I thought UD had a chance to win this game, I was hoping that Richmond would be a little "hung over" after their FBS win over Duke. I may have been right, but UD let the game get way.93henfan wrote:Back from the game. Tough loss. Striefsky simply kicked too low.
I'm not sure why the Hens abandoned the run in the second half. They had established a decent run in the first. Devlin was very sharp in the first half and (other than his final completion of the game) looked pretty rough in the second half. Running the ball would have taken some of the pressure off of him.
Valiant effort against the #1 team, but a loss is a loss. No moral victory achieved.
93henfan wrote:What a difference yesterday could have made. Yesterday's loss leaves basically no margin for error with @W&M, JMU, @Navy & @Nova still on the schedule. You basically have to win two of those and go undefeated in the rest of the CAA schedule. That's a very tall order and shows the difference between the CAA and SoCon. App fans are still talking about running the table and making the playoffs, while we're looking at another brutal CAA slate and it's tough to be too optimistic. All because of a damn field goal.BlueHen86 wrote:
Yesterday was an opportunity lost. All week long I thought UD had a chance to win this game, I was hoping that Richmond would be a little "hung over" after their FBS win over Duke. I may have been right, but UD let the game get way.
I'm with you there.Ivytalk wrote:Heartbreaker for the Hens. But, hey, at least Notre Dame lost!
the real diference between that conference for vaginas known as the CAA and THE PREMIER conference in the FCS is that Y'ALL DON'T EVEN HAVE TO PLAY EVERY TEAM IN YOUR LEAGUE!!! WHAT A JOKE!! IT WOULD BE REALLY NICE TO LOOK AT THE SCHEDULE AND NOT SEE APPY, FURMAN, OR PIGS ASS EVERY YEAR!93henfan wrote:What a difference yesterday could have made. Yesterday's loss leaves basically no margin for error with @W&M, JMU, @Navy & @Nova still on the schedule. You basically have to win two of those and go undefeated in the rest of the CAA schedule. That's a very tall order and shows the difference between the CAA and SoCon. App fans are still talking about running the table and making the playoffs, while we're looking at another brutal CAA slate and it's tough to be too optimistic. All because of a damn field goal.BlueHen86 wrote:
Yesterday was an opportunity lost. All week long I thought UD had a chance to win this game, I was hoping that Richmond would be a little "hung over" after their FBS win over Duke. I may have been right, but UD let the game get way.
The SoCon, the Confederacy, 8-track tapes, ...citdog wrote:the real diference between that conference for vaginas known as the CAA and THE PREMIER conference in the FCS is that Y'ALL DON'T EVEN HAVE TO PLAY EVERY TEAM IN YOUR LEAGUE!!! WHAT A JOKE!! IT WOULD BE REALLY NICE TO LOOK AT THE SCHEDULE AND NOT SEE APPY, FURMAN, OR PIGS ASS EVERY YEAR!
On the other hand, I'm sure all those teams love seeing The Citadel on their schedule every year.citdog wrote:the real diference between that conference for vaginas known as the CAA and THE PREMIER conference in the FCS is that Y'ALL DON'T EVEN HAVE TO PLAY EVERY TEAM IN YOUR LEAGUE!!! WHAT A JOKE!! IT WOULD BE REALLY NICE TO LOOK AT THE SCHEDULE AND NOT SEE APPY, FURMAN, OR PIGS ASS EVERY YEAR!93henfan wrote:
What a difference yesterday could have made. Yesterday's loss leaves basically no margin for error with @W&M, JMU, @Navy & @Nova still on the schedule. You basically have to win two of those and go undefeated in the rest of the CAA schedule. That's a very tall order and shows the difference between the CAA and SoCon. App fans are still talking about running the table and making the playoffs, while we're looking at another brutal CAA slate and it's tough to be too optimistic. All because of a damn field goal.