CAA Football 2008

Week 12 CAA Football Weekly Release Scott Meyer, Director of Football Communicati ons E-Mail: [email protected] | Offi ce: 804.754.1616 x20 | Cell: 804.922.7236 | Fax: 804.754.1830

------CONFERENCE------OVERALL------NORTH DIVISION W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Away Neutral vs. Div Streak New Hampshire 4-2 .667 218 165 7-2 .778 320 205 3-1 4-1 0-0 3-0 Lost 1 Maine 4-2 .667 136 138 7-3 .700 243 221 4-1 3-2 0-0 3-0 Won 5 Massachusett s 3-3 .500 167 134 6-4 .600 296 255 3-2 3-2 0-0 2-1 Lost 1 Hofstra 1-5 .167 102 213 3-7 .300 209 304 1-3 2-4 0-0 1-2 Lost 4 Northeastern 1-5 .167 111 156 2-8 .200 200 278 1-3 1-5 0-0 0-3 Lost 5 Rhode Island 0-6 .000 126 238 2-8 .200 190 333 2-3 0-5 0-0 0-3 Lost 4

SOUTH DIVISION W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Away Neutral vs. Div Streak James Madison 6-0 1.000 234 105 8-1 .889 332 175 5-0 3-1 0-0 3-0 Won 8 Villanova 5-1 .833 171 105 7-2 .778 245 181 3-1 4-1 0-0 2-1 Won 2 William and Mary 5-1 .833 199 130 7-2 .778 317 193 4-1 3-1 0-0 2-1 Won 5 Richmond 4-2 .667 204 124 7-3 .700 336 166 3-1 4-2 0-0 1-2 Won 3 Delaware 2-4 .333 75 133 4-6 .400 189 197 3-2 1-4 0-0 1-2 Won 1 Towson 1-5 .167 117 219 3-7 .300 185 331 3-2 0-5 0-0 0-3 Lost 3

This Week’s Schedule Saturday, November 15 Rk (SN/Coach) Contest Site Time/TV Series Results 21/23 Maine (7-3, 4-2) Meade Stadium (6,555) 12 p.m. Maine leads 49-34-3 -/- Rhode Island (2-8, 0-6) Kingston, R.I. Maine 35-0, 2007 22/20 Massachusett s (6-4, 3-3) Cowell Stadium (6,500) 12 p.m. Massachusett s leads 42-25-3 13/12 New Hampshire (7-2, 4-2) Durham, N.H. CSN Massachusett s 27-7, 2007 -/- Northeastern (2-8, 1-5) Shuart Stadium (13,000) 1 p.m. Northeastern leads 9-5 -/- Hofstra (3-7, 1-5) Hempstead, N.Y. Northeastern 35-31, 2007 -/- Towson (3-7, 1-5) Villanova Stadium (12,000) 1 p.m. Series ti ed 2-2 6/7 Villanova (7-2, 5-1) Villanova, Pa. Villanova 14-12, 2007 12/15 William and Mary (7-2, 5-1) Bridgeforth Stadium (15,500) 1:30 p.m. James Madison leads 16-14 1/1 James Madison (8-1, 6-0) Harrisonburg, Va. James Madison 55-34, 2007 -/- Delaware (4-6, 2-4) UR Stadium (21,319) 3:30 p.m. Delaware leads 18-6 7/6 Richmond (7-3, 4-2) Richmond, Va. CN8 Richmond 62-56 (ot), 2007

Previous Week’s Results -- Saturday, November 8 Delaware 31, Towson 21 - Newark, Del. (20,720) Maine 21, #13/13 Massachusett s 20 - Amherst, Mass. (9,182) #7/6 Richmond 34, Hofstra 14 - Hempstead, N.Y. (1,766) #6/8 Villanova 24, #8/7 New Hampshire 13 - Villanova, Pa. (6,627) #14/16 William and Mary 38, Northeastern 17 - Williamsburg, Va. (8,231)

CAA Football Players of the Week -- November 10 Off ensive Player of the Week Special Teams Player of the Week Josh Vaughan, Richmond Jerry Butler, Delaware Sr., Running Back Jr., Kick Returner

Defensive Player of the Week Rookie of the Week Lamir Whetstone, Maine Jonathan Grimes, William and Mary Sr., Defensive Back Fr., Running Back

Special Teams Player of the Week Derek Cox, William and Mary Sr., Punt Returner

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CAA Football Players of the school history one player has logged both a punt-re- Week -- Nov. 10 turn and interception-return touchdown in the same CAA Football CAA Football announced its Player of the Week game. The last William and Mary player to accom- honorees, Monday, Nov. 10. Five individuals earned plish the punt and interception return touchdowns in Media Services honors after helping each of their squads to wins on the same season was Darren Sharper in 1996. the field Saturday, including Delaware’s Jerry Butler, Grimes earned CAA Football Rookie of the Week Maine’s Lamir Whetstone, Richmond’s Josh Vaughan honors after leading William and Mary to a 38-17 win Weekly Release & Stats and William and Mary’s Derek Cox and Jonathan at home over Northeastern. Grime’s, who accounted Media can access Adobe Acrobat PDF files of Grimes. for 225 all-purpose yards Saturday, rushed just 16 the complete weekly release, including confer- Vaughan, the CAA Football Offensive Player of the times for 130 of William and Mary’s 198 yards on ence and team-by-team statistics, by logging on Week, led Richmond to a 34-14 win on the road over the ground. The Palmyra, N.J., native, now averaging to www.CAASports.com. Weekly releases will Hofstra. The Richmond, Va., native set a new-career 171.6 all-purpose yards on the season, also caught also be sent via email to a number of accredited high for the third-consecutive game, rushing for 240 three passes for 16 yards and returned four kicks for media outlets around the league. Media mem- yards on 26 carries and two touchdowns against the 79 yards against Northeastern. Grimes has now gone bers should contact Scott Meyer (804-754-1616 Pride. It took the senior just one half to reach the over the 100-yard rushing mark in three of the last x20) at the CAA office to be added to the CAA new career-high, garnering 166 yards over the first five games and is averaging 92.1 yards on the ground Football email list. 30 minutes of the contest -- surpassing 100 yards on per game. his 11th carry of the game, with 12:50 remaining in Check out page 17 of the weekly release for a com- the second quarter. The 240-yard effort stands as the plete rundown of CAA Football’s weekly honorees. Weekly Media fifth-best single-game rushing performance in school Teleconference history, and is the most since former Spider Tim High- CAA Football Launches Another The CAA Football coaches will hold a weekly tower rushed for 295 yards against Bucknell in 2007. Landmark TV Package teleconference for the media beginning Mon- Vaughan, who has scored two touchdowns in each CAA Football will feature an even larger television day, Aug. 25. The call will take place each Mon- of the last five games for Richmond, now has 1,123 package than the league debuted at the beginning of day throughout the entire 2008 season. The rushing yards this season which marks the first 1,000- its Inaugural Season. scheduled calls will come to an end when the yard rushing season of his career. CAA Football Commissioner Tom Yeager announced final CAA Football completes its season in the Whetstone grabbed CAA Football Defensive Player a 41-game television schedule as part of the league’s 2008 NCAA Division I National Championships. of the Week honors after leading Maine to a 21-20 Media Day Celebration at the ESPNZone in Baltimore, Coaches will only participate in the postseason upset win on the road over Massachusetts. The de- Md. The schedule, the largest conference television package among the nation’s Football Championship calls if their teams are still alive in Champion- fensive back recorded his second two-interception Subdivision (FCS), is highlighted by a conference-only ship play. game of the season, and was part of a defense which intercepted the league’s Preseason Offensive Player package of 21 games on Comcast regional television of the Year four times in the win. Whetstone and the networks CN8, The Comcast Network and Comcast The teleconference will open with the release of Black Bear defense’s four interception-effort marked SportsNet. the selected player of the week winners, a recap the second time this season UMass has been picked The 21-game conference-only package covered by of the weekend and a preview of the following off four times in a game. Maine’s defense, led by the the Comcast networks features the most competi- week. CAA Football coaches will be available to senior’s effort, also moved its forced turnover total tive games airing on regional networks spanning the answer questions beginning at 10:10 a.m. The to 12 in the last three games. Whetstone, who also East Coast. CN8 will air 12 match-ups throughout weekly lineup is listed below. Beginning Sept. contributed two tackles for the Black Bears, logged its Maine to Virginia footprint. Comcast SportsNet 1 and continuing throughout the 2008 season, his first interception of the game at the 11:32 mark in networks including Comcast SportsNet New England a featured student-athlete will conclude the call the first quarter. His second pick came with 1:37 left and Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic will cover an with a 10-minute interview segment at 12:10 in game, and was the second of three-straight game- additional nine games throughout the 13-week sea- p.m. ending Massachusetts’ possessions which resulted in son, with additional distribution possible on Comcast interceptions. SportsNet Philadelphia, CSS, SNY and YES Network, The phone number to take part in the call is Butler, one of two CAA Football Special Teams schedule permitting. The remaining 20 games on the 2008 CAA Football 888-289-3996. Members of the media should Players of the Week, made it two-straight weeks with Television package will include two non-conference contact Scott Meyer (804-754-1616 x20) at the a kickoff return for a touchdown in Delaware’s 31-21 win over Towson. The Philadelphia, Pa., native, re- games on CN8, one on Comcast SportsNet, seven CAA office for the password to access the call. turned a third-quarter kickoff 98 yards for a touch- broadcasts on the ESPN family of networks and a Comments from the call will also be available down Saturday, a week after taking one back 94 yards single game on both the Big Ten Network and NESN. on the web at www.CAASports.com each Mon- in the Blue Hens’ loss on the road to James Madison. WABI-TV in Maine will provide coverage for five of the day after 1 p.m. Butler totalled 119 yards on two kick returns in this Black Bears’ six home games this season. Madison week’s win over the Tigers. The 98-yarder ranks as Square Garden Network (MSG) has plans to broad- Weekly Media Teleconference the second-longest kick return for a TD in Delaware cast one contest, Towson will play a non-conference Lineup history, behind Buck Thompson’s 99-yarder in 1946. match-up on CSTV and WMUR-TV in New Hampshire 10:00 a.m.______CAA Football Update No Blue Hen, before Butler, had ever returned a kick- will provide coverage of New Hampshire’s contest at 10:10 a.m.______Mike London, Richmond off for a touchdown in two consecutive games, while Dartmouth. 10:20 a.m.______Jimmye Laycock, William and Mary the junior is now one of just two Delaware athletes to Television listings for every game are listed 10:30 a.m.______Andy Talley, Villanova have two kickoff return touchdowns in a season and throughout this release. 10:40 a.m.______Rocky Hager, Northeastern in a career. 10:50 a.m.______Mickey Matthews, James Madison Cox, the second of two CAA Football Special Teams 11:00 a.m.______Jack Cosgrove, Maine CAA Football In The Polls For a complete rundown of both the Sports Net- 11:10 a.m.______Don Brown, Massachusetts Players of the Week, helped William and Mary extend 11:20 a.m.______Darren Rizzi, Rhode Island what is now a five-game win streak by topping North- work Top-25 and the FCS Coaches Poll visit page 19 11:30 a.m.______K.C. Keeler, Delaware eastern, 38-17. The Winterville, N.C., native, got the of the weekly release. Below are highlights and notes 11:40 a.m.______Sean McDonnell, New Hampshire Tribe on the board against the Huskies with an 89- about CAA Football in this week’s rankings. 11:50 a.m.______Dave Cohen, Hofstra yard punt return for a touchdown in the first quarter. 12:00 p.m.______Gordy Combs, Towson The return marked a first for the Tribe since the 2003 The Sports Network Top-25 12:10 p.m.______Jake Phillips (QB), William and Mary season when Marques Bobo logged a 69-yard punt No. 1 James Madison carries on what is now an return for a TD against Richmond. Later in the game eight-week span CAA Football has owned the top- Cox picked off a Northeastern pass and took it back spot in the poll. The last time a CAA Football school 12 yards for touchdown -- marking the first time in was ranked No. 1 in consecutive weeks was in 2006

CAA Football Communications CAASports.com PAGE - 2 8625 Patterson Avenue | Richmond, VA 23229 Week 12 CAA Football Weekly Release Scott Meyer, Director of Football Communicati ons E-Mail: [email protected] | Offi ce: 804.754.1616 x20 | Cell: 804.922.7236 | Fax: 804.754.1830 when New Hampshire held on to No. 1 from Sept. 11- league had ever been ranked No. 1 by the Coaches Oct. 9 (fi ve weeks). during what is now the poll’s two-year existence. The Dukes’ No. 1 ranking also marks the seventh- On Sept. 22 both James Madison (No. 1) and Rich- CAA Football straight week they have been in the poll’s top spot mond (No. 2) held the Top-2 spots in the poll, marking -- the fi rst ti me since 2005 JMU has been at the top of another fi rst-ever for CAA Football in the FCS Coaches Media Services The Sports Network Top-25 for consecuti ve weeks. Poll. Since the poll debuted in 2007 no league has On Sept. 22 both Richmond (No. 1) and James held the Top-2 spots in the same week. Madison (No. 2) became the fi rst duo from a single- Since the FCS Coaches Poll debuted, CAA Football Weekly Awards league to hold the Top-2 spots in The Sports Network has had at least four squads ranked every week (26 CAA Football names Off ensive, Defensive, Poll since 1991. It also marked the fi rst ti me in CAA weeks). The league’s total of seven in this week’s poll Rookie and Special Teams Players of the Week Football’s 62-year history (Atlanti c 10 and Yankee mark the 24th-straight editi on CAA Football has had each Monday morning during the season. Win- Conference) it has ever held the Top-2 spots in any fi ve-or-more squads listed. It is also the fi rst ti me ners, announced at the beginning of the weekly Nati onal Top-25. since Oct. 29, 2007 the league has registered seven teleconference, are chosen from nominati ons CAA Football’s seven ranked squads in the Sports ranked squads. provided by CAA Football sports informati on Network’s Top-25 marks the 11th ti me in the last 12 CAA Football has had four-or-more teams among directors. The informati on will also be available weeks the league has had at least six in the poll. From the Coaches Top-15 each of the last 25 weeks of the from the CAA Football offi ce via release as well the 2008 Preseason poll unti l Oct. 6, Delaware, James Top-25 -- the poll has been released a total of 25 as on the league’s website. Madison, Massachusett s, New Hampshire, Richmond weeks dati ng back to the 2007 Preseason editi on. and Villanova represented the CAA -- William and Mary replaced Delaware in that same group Oct. 20. UMass’ Coen, Towson’s Schaefer Annual Awards Maine’s jump into the Top-25 this week also marks Among 2008’s Best Signal Callers All-CAA Football First, Second and Third Teams, the fi rst ti me CAA Football has had seven ranked Massachusett s’ Liam Coen and Towson’s Sean Players of the Year on off ense, defense and spe- teams in the same week since Oct. 29 of the 2007 Schaefer enter this weekend at the top of the NCAA cials teams, Rookies of the Year on off ense and season -- Delaware, Hofstra, James Madison, Massa- career records among ACTIVE FCS QUARTERBACKS. defense and Coach of the Year are selected by chusett s, New Hampshire, Richmond and Villanova all Both are part of the Top-5 in four major passing a vote of the league’s 12 head coaches at the were part of that week’s Top-25. categories. Below is a breakdown of where each conclusion of the regular season. The awards CAA Football’s seven ranked squads in the Sports ranks in those four stati sti cal groups: will be announced by the CAA Football offi ce via Network’s Top-25 are three more than any other con- release as well as on the league’s website, Nov. ference can boast this week -- the Southern Confer- Pass Att empts 24, 2008. ence has four, while the Missouri Valley is the only 1. Sean Schaefer, Towson ______1,526 league with three in the rankings. The CAA alone has 2. Ryan Alexander, Davidson ______1,289 three of its seven among the Top-10, and fi ve among 3. Liam Coen, Massachusett s ______1,244 CAASports.com the Top-15. No conference can equal the CAA’s mark CAASports.com features the latest news and of three schools in the Top-10, or fi ve in the Top-15. Pass Completi ons stories on all of the happenings around the CAA Football teams among the 2008 Sports Net- 1. Sean Schaefer, Towson ______982 conference, including the 12 football schools. work rankings conti nue a weekly string of at least 2. Liam Coen, Massachusett s ______795 Standings along with team-by-team and com- three league squads ranked among the Top-25 since 3. Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross ______777 posite results are updated aft er each game. the poll’s incepti on. Nati onal polls, weekly award winners and team CAA Football also extends its string of at least two Passing Yards notebooks are updated each week. teams in the Sports Network Top-10 to 52-straight 1. Sean Schaefer, Towson ______11,003 weeks. The league can now boast having at least two 2. Liam Coen, Massachusett s ______10,741 The site also contains schedules, championship teams in the Sports Network Top-10 in 78 of the last 3. Ryan Alexander, Davidson ______8,943 informati on, television listi ngs, past conference 82 weeks. records and much more. Be sure to check out Passing Touchdowns the CAA Media Center for video and audio high- FCS Coaches Top-25 1. Liam Coen, Massachusett s ______87 lights of acti on from around the league. James Madison’s No. 1 ranking in this week’s poll 2. Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross ______77 conti nues the fi rst-ti me accomplishment of CAA Foot- 3. Nathan Brown, Central Arkansas ______71 ball owning the top spot in the FCS Coaches Poll in 4. Sean Schaefer, Towson ______70 consecuti ve weeks (now eight-straight weeks). When the Dukes fi rst earned the No. 1 ranking (Sept. 22) it marked a fi rst for CAA Football, as no team from the NEW ON CAASPORTS.COM THIS SEASON IS THE CAA FOOTBALL PRESSBOX!!! CAA Football Programs Own Five Of The 10 Toughest FCS Schedules In The Country Located as a butt on on the football page as well Five CAA Football teams rank among the 10 toughest schedules in FCS this season when combining as in the menus down the left -hand side of the both the past opponent’s win-loss record and the future opponents’ win-loss record. The NCAA, which tabulates this informati on, includes only games played against the offi cial roster of 118 NCAA FCS pro- football page, The Pressbox is the offi cial source grams. for all CAA Football informati on.

Team Conference Past Opponents Future Opponents Total Check The Pressbox each week for updated 1. Delaware CAA Football 47-30 (.610) 14-5 (.737) 61-35 (.635) team-by-team weekly releases, two-deep 2. Massachusett s CAA Football 51-33 (.607) 10-9 (.526) 61-42 (.592) charts, league and team stats as well as other 3. James Madison CAA Football 45-30 (.600) 10-9 (.526) 55-39 (.585) “media-type” informati on. CAA Football plans Chatt anooga Southern 50-28 (.641) 5-11 (.313) 55-39 (.585) to archive the conference’s weekly releases 5. Lehigh Patriot 38-30 (.559) 11-7 (.611) 49-37 (.570) throughout the 2008 season, in additi on to 6. Dartmouth Ivy League 35-25 (.583) 8-8 (.500) 43-33 (.566) archiving each team’s home-game ﬂ ipcards in 7. Richmond CAA Football 48-37 (.565) 10-8 (.556) 58-45 (.563) a printer-friendly format. Also available on the 8. Villanova CAA Football 45-29 (.608) 6-13 (.316) 51-42 (.548) site are coach and player pictures and each 9. Appalachian State Southern 43-34 (.558) 10-10 (.500) 53-44 (.546) team’s logo and helmet illustrati on. 10. Holy Cross Patriot 33-26 (.478) 15-4 (.789) 48-40 (.545)

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CAA Football’s National Honor List At 16 After 11 Weeks CAA Football’s national honor total is up to 16 after 11 weeks of play in the 2008 season -- five more than any other FCS conference has won this season and one more than the league’s overall total of 15 in 2007. CAA Football Prior to the Oct. 20 release of National Players of the Week, which did not include any CAA Football players, league student-athletes had been recognized In The NFL at least once in seven-straight weeks to open 2008. The Sports Network and College Sporting News, both publications which devote major coverage to the FCS level of college football, select National Player of As of Nov. 11 a total of 32 CAA Football alumni and one head coach were listed among NFL franchises player personnel the Week honorees following each week of competi- (athletes who exhausted their NCAA eligibility in CAA Football). Below is a list of CAA Football alums, the teams they are tion during the 2008 regular season. part of and each players’ statistics and results from the most recent week of NFL contests. CAA Football athletes were honored nine of the **The list includes head coaches, active rosters, practice squads, suspended players and injured reserve/physically unable to per- form. 12 weeks in 2007, and boasted a total of 15 national winners. CAA Football’s total in 2007 trailed only Player Alma Mater NFL Franchise Roster Status the Southern Conference’s 16 National Player of the - Mike Adams______Delaware______Cleveland Browns______Active Roster Week honorees. -- 1 tackle vs DEN (L 30-34) -- Check out page 17 of the weekly release for a com- - Stephen Bowen______Hofstra______Dallas Cowboys______Active Roster plete rundown of CAA Football’s National Players of -- BYE WEEK -- the Week. - Jermon Bushrod______Towson______New Orleans Saints______Active Roster -- not active vs ATL (L 20-34) -- - Willie Colon______Hofstra______Pittsburgh Steelers______Active Roster Payton/Buchanan Watch -- started on the Offensive Line vs IND (L 20-24) -- The Sports Network recently updated its Watch - Marques Colston______Hofstra______New Orleans Saints______Active Roster lists for both the Walter Payton and Buck Buchanan -- 7-140 receiving yards vs ATL (L 20-34) -- awards. CAA Football now has two on the updated - Stephen Cooper______Maine______San Diego Chargers______Active Roster Payton Watch List -- UMass’ Liam Coen and James -- 9 tackles, 1 tackle-for-loss vs KC (W 20-19) -- Madison’s Rodney Landers -- and three on the up- - Mike DeVito______Maine______New York Jets______Active Roster dated Buck Buchanan Watch List -- Maine’s Jovan -- 1 tackle vs STL (W 47-3) -- Belcher, James Madison’s Marcus Haywood and Vil- - Brian Finneran______Villanova______Atlanta Falcons______Active Roster -- 1-6 receiving yards vs NO (W 34-20) -- lanova’s Greg Miller. - Joe Flacco______Delaware______Baltimore Ravens______Active Roster The Walter Payton Award is given to the most out- -- 15-of-23 for 185 passing yards, 2 passing touchdown, 2-8 rushing yards vs HOU (W 41-13) -- standing offensive player in the Football Champion- - Corey Graham______New Hampshire______Chicago Bears______Active Roster ship Subdivision, while the Buck Buchanan Award is -- 4 tackles, 1 tackle-for-loss, 1 fumble recovery vs TEN (L 14-21) -- awarded to the most outstanding defensive player in - Tim Hightower______Richmond______Arizona Cardinals______Active Roster FCS. -- 13-22 rushing yards, 6-28 receiving yards vs SF (W 29-24) -- Several other league players may be added to the - James Ihedigbo______Massachusetts______New York Jets______Active Roster watch lists over the course of the season -- below are -- 1 tackle vs STL (W 47-3) -- - Akeem Jordan______James Madison______Philadelphia Eagles______Active Roster some of those names (including their to-date stats) -- 2 tackles vs NYG (L 31-36) -- along with those already on the lists. - Dan Kreider______New Hampshire______St. Louis Rams______Active Roster -- saw action vs NYJ (L 3-47) -- Walter Payton Award - Mike Leach______William and Mary______Denver Broncos______Active Roster -- Liam Coen, QB (Massachusetts) - 171-275-10-2459 pass -- saw action vs CLE (W 34-30) -- yds, 62.2%, 21 TD, 245.9 pass yds/game, 2-2459-2461 total - Paris Lenon______Richmond______Detroit Lions______Active Roster yds, 246.1 total yds/game -- 8 tackles vs JAC (L 14-38) -- - Brandon London______Massachusetts______Miami Dolphins______Active Roster -- started at Wide Receiver vs SEA (W 21-19) -- -- Rodney Landers, QB (James Madison) - 66-107-3-938 pass - Montell Owens______Maine______Jacksonville Jaguars______Active Roster yds, 61.7%, 11 TD, 104.2 pass yds/game, 169-1115 rush yds, -- saw action vs DET (W 38-14)-- 10 TD, 123.9 rush yds/game, 1115-938-2053 total yds, 228.1 - Ben Patrick______Delaware______Arizona Cardinals______Active Roster total yds/game -- not active vs SF (W 29-24) -- - Darren Sharper______William and Mary______Minnesota Vikings______Active Roster Buck Buchanan Award -- 1 tackle vs GB (W 28-27) -- -- Jovan Belcher, DL (Maine) - 10 G, 30 solo, 48 assisted, 78 - Darren Stone______Maine______Baltimore Ravens______Active Roster -- saw action vs HOU (W 41-13) -- total, 10.5-47 TFL, 6.0-33 sacks, 2 FF, 1 FR, 1 PBU - Mike Tomlin______William and Mary______Pittsburgh Steelers______Head Coach -- 24-20 losers to the Indianapolis Colts at home -- -- Marcus Haywood, DB (James Madison) - 9 G, 38 solo, 32 - Raymond Ventrone______Villanova______New England Patriots______Active Roster assisted, 70 total, 3.5-9 TFL, 4-48 INT, 1 FF, 4 PBU -- saw action vs BUF (W 20-10) -- - Brian Westbrook______Villanova______Philadelphia Eagles______Active Roster -- Greg Miller, DL (Villanova) - 9 G, 28 solo, 12 assisted, 40 -- 13-26 rushing yards, 3-33 receiving yards vs NYG (L 31-36) -- total, 13.0-62 TFL, 5.5-42 sacks, 2 FF, 1 PBU - Kyle Arrington______Hofstra______Tampa Bay Buccaneers______Practice Squad - Anthony Cotrone______Maine______Jacksonville Jaguars______Injured Reserve -- Adrian Tracy, DL (William and Mary) - 9 G, 31 solo, 21 as- - Omar Cuff______Delaware______Kansas City Chiefs______Practice Squad sisted, 52 total, 15.0-67 TFL, 8.5-55 sacks, 1 blocked kick, 1 - Ryan Gibbons______Northeastern______Dallas Cowboys______Practice Squad PBU - Matt Lawrence______Massachusetts______Baltimore Ravens______Practice Squad - Shemiah LeGrande______Hofstra______Detroit Lions______Injured Reserve - Brandon McGowan______Maine______Chicago Bears______Injured Reserve - Matt Sherry______Villanova______Cincinnati Bengals______Injured Reserve - Arman Shields______Richmond______Oakland Raiders______Injured Reserve

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2008 CAA Football Team-By-Team Capsules DELAWARE (4-6, 2-4 CAA) #21/23 MAINE (7-3, 4-2 CAA) This Week: at #7/6 Richmond (7-3, 4-2) This Week: at Rhode Island (2-8, 0-6) Next Week: hosts #6/7 Villanova (7-2, 5-1) Next Week: hosts #13/12 New Hampshire (7-2, 4-2)

-- Jerry Butler, one of two CAA Football Special Teams Players of -- Maine’s win over UMass marked its second road win over a the Week, made it two-straight weeks with a kickoff return for ranked opponent this season. The victory also upped Maine’s a touchdown in the win over Towson. Butler returned a third-quarter kickoff 98 overall record to 7-3, marking its best start through 10 games since the 2002 sea- yards for a touchdown, a week aft er taking one back 94 yards in the Blue Hens’ son (8-2). Saturday’s win also snapped Maine’s six-game losing streak to Mas- loss on the road to James Madison. The 98-yarder ranks as the second-longest kick sachusett s. return for a TD in Delaware history, behind Buck Thompson’s 99-yarder in 1946. No Blue Hen, before Butler, had ever returned a kickoff for a touchdown in two -- The Black Bears are tough in November -- over the past two seasons Maine is a consecuti ve games. combined 4-1 in the fi nal month of the regular season.

-- Quarterback Lou Ritacco, making his fi rst career start and playing for the fi rst -- Maine rushed for 296 yards against UMass, marking the fourth-straight game it ti me in a month due to an eye injury, threw for 225 yards and a touchdown in the has gone over 200 yards rushing. win over Towson. -- Maine is averaging 272.2 rushing yards over its fi ve-game win streak, and hold- -- Running Back Kervin Michaud, who was thought to be out for the year aft er suf- ing opponents to just 83.8 rushing yards. The Black Bears are also winning the fering a broken clavicle vs. Albany on Sept. 27, made an unexpected return to the turnover batt le during its win streak having produced 18 takeaways and just fi ve lineup and ran for 58 yards and caught a pass for 10 yards. giveaways -- (+13) turnover margin.

HOFSTRA (3-7, 1-5 CAA) #22/20 MASSACHUSETTS (6-4, 3-3 CAA) This Week: hosts Northeastern (2-8, 1-5) This Week: at #13/12 New Hampshire (7-2, 4-2) Next Week: at #22/20 Massachusett s (6-4, 3-3) Next Week: hosts Hofstra (3-7, 1-5)

-- Wide Receiver Aaron Weaver, who registered the fi rst 100-yard -- Jeremy Horne’s 58-yard touchdown catch in the fourth quarter receiving game of his career, fi nished with a game-high nine re- against Maine was the longest of his career, besti ng a 56-yarder cepti ons and 132 yards against Richmond. He also added a touchdown run on a against vs. Bryant. The play was part of a one-play, 58-yard drive which helped the fourth-quarter end around. Minutemen pull to within one of the Black Bears.

-- Freshman Quarterback Steve Probst posted the best stati sti cal game of his brief -- Ian Jorgensen’s touchdown, the fi rst UMass score in the Maine game, was his career, setti ng a personal-best with 211 yards while completi ng 21-of-33 att empts ninth career TD on 33 career catches -- 27 percent of his catches have been for with one touchdown against Richmond. scores.

-- The Pride outscored Richmond 14-7 in the second half Saturday. Hofstra also -- Jeromy Miles had his third intercepti on of the season which set up the second outgained the Spiders 217-147 over the fi nal 30 minutes of Saturday’s game. UMass touchdown against Maine. Miles fi nished the contest with 19 tackles, marking an overall league season-high for the junior. -- Linebacker Luke Bonus conti nues to lead the Pride defense having registered 80 tackles on the season. The junior also has garnered 6.5 tackles for loss and leads -- Massachusett s receivers coach Brian Crist, and wife Amy gave birth to their third the team with 2.5 sacks for a total of 20 yards. child prior to Saturday’s Maine game: Caroline Marie was born at 11:59 p.m., Fri- day and missed sharing her birthday with UMass QB Liam Coen by one minute.

#1/1 JAMES MADISON (8-1, 6-0 CAA) #13/12 NEW HAMPSHIRE (7-2, 4-2 CAA) This Week: hosts #12/15 William and Mary (7-2, 5-1) This Week: hosts #22/20 Massachusett s (6-4, 3-3) Next Week: at Towson (3-7, 1-5) Next Week: at #21/23 Maine (7-3, 4-2)

-- JMU is 8-1, one win from matching its team record for regular- -- New Hampshire added another turnover to a league-best to- season wins. In regular-season play, the Dukes were 9-0-1 in 1975 tal of 25 when Sean Ware picked off a Chris Whitney pass and at the then-College Division level and 9-2 in 1994, 2004, 2006. returned it 26 yards in the Villanova game. The intercepti on helped set up the Wildcats’ fi rst touchdown of the game -- a three-yard run by Robert Simpson. -- James Madison is 6-0 in league play for the fourth ti me, all under Mickey Mat- thews. The Dukes also were 6-0 in 1999, 2004 and 2006. Each of those teams lost -- The UNH defense has been on a turnover tear, forcing 12 turnovers in its last its seventh league game, fi nished league play 7-1 and went to the NCAA playoff s. three games. The Wildcats forced a total of seven turnovers, including fi ve intercepti ons, in their win over Hofstra two weeks ago. With 207 yards in intercepti on -- Junior cornerback Scott McGee’s six career combined kickoff and punt returns returns against Hofstra, UNH broke a 46-year league record for single-game inter- for touchdowns leave him only one off the listed FCS career mark of seven com- cepti on return yards. bined kick returns for scores. The career mark of seven combined kick returns for scores is shared by fi ve players. McGee has four returns for scores this season; the -- The loss to Villanova dropped New Hampshire to 5-1 this season when playing listed FSC record for combined returns for scores in a season is six. in front of a televised audience. The Villanova loss also snapped a three-game conference win streak for the Wildcats. -- Madison is 5-0 at home this season and looking for its fourth undefeated season during Coach Mickey Matt hews’ 10 seasons at James Madison. -- New Hampshire’s Mike Boyle made fi ve catches for 101 yards in Saturday’s loss.

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2008 CAA Football Team-By-Team Capsules NORTHEASTERN (2-8, 1-5 CAA) TOWSON (3-7, 1-5 CAA) This Week: at Hofstra (3-7, 1-5) This Week: at #6/7 Villanova (7-2, 5-1) Next Week: hosts Rhode Island (2-8, 0-6) Next Week: hosts #1/1 James Madison (8-1, 6-0)

-- Running back Alex Broomfi eld scored two touchdowns on the -- With 297 passing yards at Delaware, Sean Schaefer became the night against William and Mary, one rushing and one receiving, 11th quarterback in NCAA FCS history to throw for 11,000 yards bringing his season total to 11. Broomfi eld is now ti ed for fi ft h-most in single-sea- in his career. His 11,003 career passing yards puts him 78 yards shy of passing son touchdown team history. For his career, Broomfi eld has moved up to seventh Dave Dickenson (Montana) and moving into 10th place on the all-ti me NCAA FCS on Northeastern’s total touchdowns list and is eighth in career all-purpose yards. career pass yardage list.

-- Quarterback Anthony Orio threw for 247 yards against the Tribe, his fi ft h 200- -- By completi ng 22 passes at Delaware, Schaefer has now completed 982 pass- yard passing game of the season. At 1,945 yards, he is closing in on becoming just es in his college career – just 18 shy of 1,000 career completi ons. According to the sixth Northeastern quarterback to throw for 2,000 yards in a season. the NCAA, Schaefer will become just the third NCAA FCS quarterback with 1,000 career completi ons, joining Ricky Santos of New Hampshire (1,122) and Marcus -- Ron Conway is headed towards becoming one of Northeastern’s best all-ti me Brady of Cal State Northridge (1,039). punters. He punted four ti mes for a 44.5 average at William and Mary, pinned two inside the 20 and boomed a 51-yarder. He now has a 40.7 yard average this -- In the last four games wide receiver Tommy Breaux has caught three touchdown season, which would be the best in Northeastern single-season history. Nearly a passes. Aft er catching a 60-yard TD pass against Rhode Island, he had a 44-yard TD quarter of his punts this season have pinned the opponent inside the 20, and with catch against William and Mary. In the Delaware loss, he caught an 84-yard touch- a career 40.0 yard average, he is currently fi rst all-ti me in NU history. down pass, matching the fourth-longest touchdown catch in school history.

RHODE ISLAND (2-8, 0-6 CAA) #6/7 VILLANOVA (7-2, 5-1 CAA) This Week: hosts #21/23 Maine (7-3, 4-2) This Week: hosts Towson (3-7, 1-5) Next Week: at Northeastern (2-8, 1-5) Next Week: at Delaware (4-6, 2-4)

-- Rhode Island posted 212 yards of total off ense against Massa- -- Head coach Andy Talley picked up all-ti me conference win chusett s two weeks ago, including 193 through the air. The Rams’ number 98 Saturday, making him the all-ti me winningest coach in 193 passing yards was just the third ti me this season in which Rhody failed to league history. Talley passed former New Hampshire head coach Bill Bowes, who reach 200-or-more yards in the air. fi nished his career at 97 league wins.

-- Rhode Island quarterback Derek Cassidy completed 13-of-24 passes for 185 -- Villanova did not incur a penalty in the win over New Hampshire, marking the yards and a pair of intercepti ons against UMass last weekend. Cassidy’s two in- fi rst since 1968 (28-15, L to Boston College) the Wildcats went a full game without tercepti ons were uncharacteristi c for the senior, who came into the UMass game a ﬂ ag. having thrown just four intercepti ons at Meade Stadium all season. This season, Cassidy has thrown for 2,474 yards and 15 touchdowns. -- Running back Aaron Ball is looking to become just the third player in Villanova history to break the single-season 1,000-yard rushing mark, currently sitti ng at -- Wide receiver Joe Bellini paced the squad with 65 yards receiving against the 793 through nine games. If he breaks to the 1,000-yard plateau, he will place his Minutemen. Bellini’s 65-yard output was the highest receiving total he has posted name with Curti s Siff ord (1996) and Brian Westbrook who accomplished the feat since URI’s game against New Hampshire (Sept. 13) when he had a career-high 80 in 1998, 2000 and 2001. yards through the air. -- The Wildcats are now 10-1 over their last 11 home games.

#7/6 RICHMOND (7-3, 4-2 CAA) #12/15 WILLIAM AND MARY (7-2, 5-1 CAA) This Week: hosts Delaware (4-6, 2-4) This Week: at #1/1 James Madison (8-1, 6-0) Next Week: at #12/15 William and Mary (7-2, 5-1) Next Week: hosts #7/6 Richmond (7-3, 4-2)

-- At 7-3 overall this season, the Spiders will fi nish with a winning -- The Tribe now has won fi ve-straight games in league play, which record for the fourth-consecuti ve season. Richmond was 9-4 in ti es it for the second longest conference winning streak in school 2005, 6-5 in 2006, 11-3 in 2007 and can do no worse than 7-5 in 2008. That hasn’t history (with the 1996 and 2001 squads – which each won its fi nal fi ve games en- happened at Richmond since the 1937 through 1940 seasons (5-4-1, 6-3-1, 7-1-2, route to the league crown). The school record for consecuti ve league wins was 6-3-0). established in 1993, when the Tribe won its fi nal six games in conference play.

-- Running back Josh Vaughan set a new career-high with his 166 yards on 18 car- -- Quarterback Jake Phillips passed All-American Lang Campbell for third place on ries in the fi rst half against Hofstra, and has now surpassed 100 yards in three- the all-ti me passing touchdowns list at William and Mary, aft er he hooked up with consecuti ve games and four of the last fi ve. He’s set career highs in each of the last Chase Hill for a three-yard touchdown pass Saturday against Northeastern. The three games - 156 at UMass, 157 vs. Georgetown and 240 vs. Hofstra. senior now has 55 TD-passes in his career.

-- The career-long 53-yard fi eld goal by Andrew Howard against Hofstra stands as -- Jonathan Grimes, this week’s CAA Football Rookie of the Week, reeled off a 67- ti ed for the second-longest in school history and ranks as the fourth-longest in yard run against Northeastern, establishing another career long rush from scrim- the conference record books. Johnnie Jones holds the school record with a 56- mage. His previous long was a 56-yard scamper in the upset win at then No. 4 yard fi eld goal at Appalachian State on Oct. 25, 1975 and Scott Schramme drilled a New Hampshire. 53-yarder against Arkansas State on Oct. 6, 1979.

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2008 CAA Football Overall Schedule & Results DELAWARE BLUE HENS (4-6, 2-4 CAA) MAINE BLACK BEARS (7-3, 4-2 CAA) Home Stadium: Delaware Stadium (22,000) Home Stadium: Alfond Stadium (10,000) Home: 3-2 Away: 1-4 vs. Division: 1-2 vs. Top 25 (SN): 0-3 Home: 4-1 Away: 3-2 vs. Division: 3-0 vs. Top 25 (SN): 2-2 Total Home Attendance: 108,196 Average Home Attendance: 21,639 Total Home Attendance: 22,441 Average Home Attendance: 4,488

Aug. 30 {9/8} at Maryland [ESPN, ESPNHD] L 7-14 49,119 Aug. 30 {rv/rv} at Iowa [B10] L 3-46 70,585 Sept. 13 {6/6} West Chester W 48-20 22,029 Sept. 6 {-/rv} at Monmouth W 21-17 1,945 Sept. 20 {6/6} at Furman {24/23} L 23-21 12,781 Sept. 13 Stony Brook [WABI] {rv/-} W 28-13 6,425 Sept. 27 {17/12} Albany W 38-7 22,196 Sept. 20 {rv/rv} at Richmond {2/3} L 17-44 8,012 Oct. 4 {16/14} at Massachusetts [CN8] {18/12} L 7-17 16,422 Sept. 27 James Madison [WABI, VALY] {2/1} L 10-24 3,188 Oct. 11 {24/20} Maine [CN8] {-/rv} L 10-27 21,302 Oct. 11 {-/rv} at Delaware [CN8] {24/20} W 27-10 21,302 Oct. 18 {rv/rv} William and Mary {rv/rv} L 3-27 21,949 Oct. 18 (rv/rv} Hofstra [WABI] W 41-40 (ot) 3,690 Oct. 25 {rv/-} at Hofstra W 17-0 3,518 Oct. 25 {rv/rv} Northeastern [WABI] W 20-0 5,968 Nov. 1 {-/rv} at James Madison [CN8] {1/1} L 7-41 16,810 Nov. 1 {rv/rv} Iona [WABI] W 55-7 3,170 Nov. 8 Towson W 31-21 20,720 Nov. 8 {rv/rv} at Massachusetts [CSN] {13/13} W 21-20 9,182 Nov. 15 at Richmond [CN8] {7/6} 3:30 Nov. 15 {21/23} at Rhode Island 12:00 Nov. 22 Villanova [CN8] 2:30 Nov. 22 New Hampshire 12:00

HOFSTRA PRIDE (3-7, 1-5 CAA) MASSACHUSETTS MINUTEMEN (6-4, 3-3 CAA) Home Stadium: Shuart Stadium (13,000) Home Stadium: McGuirk Alumni Stadium (17,000) Home: 1-3 Away: 2-4 vs. Division: 1-2 vs. Top 25 (SN): 0-3 Home: 3-2 Away: 3-2 vs. Division: 2-1 vs. Top 25 (SN): 1-2 Total Home Attendance: 16,502 Average Home Attendance: 4,126 Total Home Attendance: 69,190 Average Home Attendance: 13,838

Aug. 28 {rv/rv} at Connecticut [ERT, SNY] L 3-35 37,583 Aug. 30 {5/5} Albany {rv/-} W 28-16 15,112 Sept. 13 {rv/rv} Albany {rv/-} L 16-22 (ot) 5,111 Sept. 6 {4/4} at Holy Cross {rv/rv} W 45-42 12,871 Sept. 20 Rhode Island W 23-20 6,107 Sept. 13 {3/5} at James Madison [CN8, CSS] {7/7} L 38-52 15,747 Sept. 26 at Stony Brook [MSG] W 43-3 2,105 Sept. 20 {9/9} at Texas Tech L 14-56 53,190 Oct. 4 {-/rv} at James Madison {1/1} L 0-56 16,109 Oct. 4 {18/12} Delaware [CN8] {16/14} W 17-7 16,422 Oct. 11 at Bucknell W 45-31 2,444 Oct. 11 {13/11} at Northeastern [CSN, CSS] {rv/-} W 28-24 4,155 Oct. 18 at Maine [WABI] {rv/rv} L 40-41 (ot) 3,690 Oct. 18 {10/7} Richmond [CN8, CSS] {9/9} L 15-30 15,953 Oct. 25 Delaware {rv/-} L 0-17 3,518 Oct. 25 {17/16} Bryant W 42-7 12,521 Nov. 1 at New Hampshire {9/8} L 25-45 5,297 Nov. 1 {15/15} at Rhode Island W 49-0 7,201 Nov. 8 Richmond {7/6} L 14-34 1,766 Nov. 8 {13/13} Maine [CN8] {rv/rv} L 20-21 9,182 Nov. 15 Northeastern 1:00 Nov. 15 {22/20} at New Hampshire [CSN] {13/12} 12:00 Nov. 22 at Massachusetts [CN8, YES] 2:30 Nov. 22 Hofstra [CN8, YES] 2:30

JAMES MADISON DUKES (8-1, 6-0 CAA) NEW HAMPSHIRE WILDCATS (7-2, 4-2 CAA) Home Stadium: Bridgeforth Stadium (15,500) Home Stadium: Cowell Stadium (6,500) Home: 5-0 Away: 3-1 vs. Division: 3-0 vs. Top 25 (SN): 4-0 Home: 3-1 Away: 4-1 vs. Division: 3-0 vs. Top 25 (SN): 0-1 Total Home Attendance: 81,347 Average Home Attendance: 16,269 Total Home Attendance: 33,770 Average Home Attendance: 8,443

Aug. 30 {6/3} at Duke L 7-31 32,571 Sept. 6 {15/15} at Army [ECL] W 28-10 25,762 Sept. 6 {8/8} North Carolina Central W 56-7 15,518 Sept. 13 {10/10} at Rhode Island [CN8, CSS] W 51-43 4,113 Sept. 13 {7/7} Massachusetts [CN8, CSS] {3/5} W 52-38 15,747 Sept. 20 {10/10} Albany {rv/-} W 32-24 7,215 Sept. 20 {5/5} Appalachian State [CN8] {1/1} W 35-32 17,163 Sept. 27 {7/8} at Dartmouth [WMUR] W 42-6 4,427 Sept. 27 {2/1} at Maine [WABI, VALY] W 24-10 3,188 Oct. 11 {4/4} William and Mary {rv/rv} L 34-38 13,255 Oct. 4 {1/1} Hofstra {-/rv} W 56-0 16,109 Oct. 18 {11/11} at Northeastern [CSN] {rv/rv} W 33-21 6,109 Oct. 11 {1/1} at Richmond [CSN, CSS] {5/5} W 38-31 16,151 Oct. 25 {10/10} Towson [CSN, CSS] W 42-14 8,003 Oct. 25 {1/1} at Villanova [CN8, CSS] {7/9} W 23-19 6,721 Nov. 1 {9/8} Hofstra W 45-25 5,297 Nov. 1 {1/1} Delaware [CN8] {-/rv} W 41-7 16,810 Nov. 8 {8/7} at Villanova [CN8] {6/8} L 13-24 6,627 Nov. 15 {1/1} William and Mary {12/15} 1:30 Nov. 15 {13/12} Massachusetts [CSN] {22/20} 12:00 Nov. 22 at Towson 1:00 Nov. 22 at Maine 12:00

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2008 CAA Football Overall Schedule & Results NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES (2-8, 1-5 CAA) TOWSON TIGERS (3-7, 1-5 CAA) Home Stadium: Parsons Field (7,000) Home Stadium: Unitas Stadium (11,198) Home: 1-3 Away: 1-5 vs. Division: 0-3 vs. Top 25 (SN): 0-5 Home: 3-2 Away: 0-5 vs. Division: 0-3 vs. Top 25 (SN): 0-3 Total Home Attendance: 13,606 Average Home Attendance: 3,402 Total Home Attendance: 24,304 Average Home Attendance: 4,861

Aug. 28 at Ball State L 14-48 13,068 Aug. 30 {-/rv} at Navy [CBSCS] L 13-41 31,613 Sept. 13 at Georgia Southern {17/15} L 27-34 (ot) 17,491 Sept. 6 Morgan State W 21-16 4,705 Sept. 20 {-/rv} at Syracuse [ERT, E360] L 21-30 34,694 Sept. 13 at Richmond {4/4} L 14-45 5,525 Sept. 27 UC Davis [CSN] W 27-10 1,137 Sept. 20 at Coastal Carolina L 3-31 8,204 Oct. 4 at Towson [CSN, CSS] W 35-17 4,032 Sept. 27 Columbia W 31-24 5,030 Oct. 11 {rv/-} Massachusetts [CSN, CSS] {13/11} L 24-28 4,155 Oct. 4 Northeastern [CSN, CSS] L 17-35 4,032 Oct. 18 {rv/rv} New Hampshire [CSN] {11/11} L 21-33 6,109 Oct. 11 Rhode Island W 37-32 7,369 Oct. 25 at Maine [WABI] {rv/rv} L 0-20 5,968 Oct. 25 at New Hampshire [CSN, CSS] {10/10} L 14-42 8,003 Nov. 1 Villanova {7/10} L 14-20 2,205 Nov. 1 William and Mary [CSN, CSS] {16/19} L 14-34 3,168 Nov. 8 at William and Mary {14/16} L 17-38 8,231 Nov. 8 at Delaware L 21-31 20,720 Nov. 15 at Hofstra 1:00 Nov. 15 at Villanova {6/7} 1:00 Nov. 22 Rhode Island 1:00 Nov. 22 James Madison 1:00

RHODE ISLAND RAMS (2-8, 0-6 CAA) VILLANOVA WILDCATS (7-2, 5-1 CAA) Home Stadium: Meade Stadium (6,555) Home Stadium: Villanova Stadium (12,000) Home: 2-3 Away: 0-5 vs. Division: 0-3 vs. Top 25 (SN): 1-4 Home: 3-1 Away: 4-1 vs. Division: 2-1 vs. Top 25 (SN): 2-1 Total Home Attendance: 27,252 Average Home Attendance: 5,450 Total Home Attendance: 30,556 Average Home Attendance: 7,639

Aug. 30 Monmouth W 27-24 3,220 Aug. 30 {21/19} at West Virginia [ERT, WPVI] L 21-48 60,566 Sept. 7 at Fordham {rv/rv} L 0-16 4,365 Sept. 13 {21/21} Lehigh {-/rv} W 33-14 11,101 Sept. 13 New Hampshire [CN8, CSS] {10/10} L 43-51 4,113 Sept. 20 {19/19} at Penn [CN8] W 20-14 (ot) 14,758 Sept. 20 at Hofstra L 20-23 6,107 Sept. 27 {19/19} Richmond [CN8] {1/2} W 26-20 6,107 Sept. 27 at Boston College [E360] L 0-42 32,628 Oct. 4 {14/16} at William and Mary {rv/rv} W 38-28 10,632 Oct. 4 Brown [NESN] {25/-} W 37-13 6,014 Oct. 18 {7/10} at Rhode Island W 44-7 6,704 Oct. 11 at Towson L 32-37 7,369 Oct. 25 {7/9} James Madison [CN8, CSS] {1/1} L 19-23 6,721 Oct. 18 Villanova {7/10} L 7-44 6,704 Nov. 1 {7/10} at Northeastern W 20-14 2,205 Oct. 25 at William and Mary {23/23} L 24-34 9,383 Nov. 8 {6/8} New Hampshire [CN8] {8/7} W 24-13 6,627 Nov. 1 Massachusetts {15/15} L 0-49 7,201 Nov. 15 {6/7} Towson 1:00 Nov. 15 Maine {21/23} 12:00 Nov. 22 at Delaware [CN8] 2:30 Nov. 22 at Northeastern 1:00

RICHMOND SPIDERS (7-3, 4-2 CAA) WILLIAM AND MARY TRIBE (7-2, 5-1 CAA) Home Stadium: UR Stadium (21,319) Home Stadium: Zable Stadium (12,259) Home: 3-1 Away: 4-2 vs. Division: 1-2 vs. Top 25 (SN): 2-2 Home: 4-1 Away: 3-1 vs. Division: 2-1 vs. Top 25 (SN): 1-1 Total Home Attendance: 34,856 Average Home Attendance: 8,714 Total Home Attendance: 49,022 Average Home Attendance: 9,804

Aug. 30 {4/6} at Elon {15/15} W 28-10 10,847 Sept. 6 at NC State L 24-34 56,694 Sept. 6 {3/3} at Virginia [ESPNU, ESPNUHD] L 0-16 51,007 Sept. 13 {-/rv} VMI W 52-17 10,624 Sept. 13 {4/4} Towson W 45-14 5,525 Sept. 20 {rv/-} Norfolk State W 42-12 10,152 Sept. 20 {2/3} Maine {rv/rv} W 44-17 8,012 Oct. 4 {rv/rv} Villanova {14/16} L 28-38 10,632 Sept. 27 {1/2} at Villanova [CN8] {19/19} L 20-26 6,107 Oct. 11 {rv/rv} at New Hampshire {4/4} W 38-34 13,255 Oct. 4 {6/7} at VMI W 56-16 7,643 Oct. 18 {rv/rv} at Delaware {rv/rv} W 27-3 21,949 Oct. 11 {5/5} James Madison [CSN, CSS] {1/1} L 31-38 16,151 Oct. 25 {23/23} Rhode Island W 34-24 9,383 Oct. 18 {9/9} at Massachusetts [CN8, CSS] {10/7} W 30-15 15,953 Nov. 1 {16/19} at Towson [CSN, CSS] W 34-14 3,168 Oct. 25 {9/8} Georgetown W 48-0 5,168 Nov. 8 {14/16} Northeastern W 38-17 8,231 Nov. 8 {7/6} at Hofstra W 34-14 1,766 Nov. 15 {12/15} at James Madison {1/1} 1:30 Nov. 15 {7/6} Delaware [CN8] 3:30 Nov. 22 Richmond [CSN] 12:00 Nov. 22 at William and Mary [CSN] 12:00

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2008 CAA Football Overall Schedule & Results Thursday, August 28 Saturday, October 4 Saturday, November 29 Ball State 48, Northeastern 14 {13,068} *Northeastern 35, Towson 17 [CSN, CSS] {4,032} NCAA Division I Football Championship -- First Round Connecticut 35, Hofstra 3 [ERT, SNY] {37,583} *Villanova 38, William and Mary 28 {10,632} *James Madison 56, Hofstra 0 {16,109} Saturday, December 6 Saturday, August 30 *Massachusetts 17, Delaware 7 [CN8, CSS] {16,422} NCAA Division I Football Championship -- Quarter- Iowa 46, Maine 3 [B10] {70,585} Rhode Island 37, Brown 13 [NESN] {6,014} finals Rhode Island 27, Monmouth 24 {3,220} Richmond 56, VMI 16 {7,643} Navy 41, Towson 13 [CBS-CS] {31,613} Friday & Saturday, December 12 & 13 West Virginia 48, Villanova 21 [ERT, WPVI] {60,566} Saturday, October 11 NCAA Division I Football Championship -- Semifinals Maryland 14, Delaware 7 [ESPN, ESPNHD] {49,119} *William and Mary 38, New Hampshire 31 {13,255} Massachusetts 28, Albany 16 {15,112} *Massachusetts 28, Northeastern 24 [CSN, CSS] {4,155} Friday, December 19 Duke 31, James Madison 7 {32,571} *Towson 37, Rhode Island 32 {7,369} NCAA Division I Football Championship -- Title Game Richmond 28, Elon 10 {10,847} *James Madison 38, Richmond 31 [CSN, CSS] {16,151} (Finley Stadium/Davenport Field; Chattanooga, *Maine 27, Delaware 10 [CN8] {21,302} Tenn.) Saturday, September 6 Hofstra 45, Bucknell 31 {2,444} Maine 21, Monmouth 17 {1,945} Massachusetts 45, Holy Cross 42 {12,871} Saturday, October 18 New Hampshire 28, Army 10 [ECL] {25,762} *William and Mary 27, Delaware 3 {21,949} * - CAA Football Game Virginia 16, Richmond 0 [ESPNU, ESPNUHD] {51,007} *New Hampshire 33, Northeastern 21 [CSN] {6,109} [ ] - Broadcasting Network James Madison 56, North Carolina Central 0 {15,518} *Villanova 44, Rhode Island 7 {6,704} { } - Official Attendance Underline Team was game host Towson 21, Morgan State 16 {4,705} *Maine 41, Hofstra 40 (ot) [WABI] {3,690} All Times Eastern NC State 34, William and Mary 24 {56,694} *Richmond 30, Massachusetts 15 [CN8, CSS] {15,953} Schedule Dates, Times and Broadcasts subject to change

Sunday, September 7 Saturday, October 25 LEGEND Fordham 16, Rhode Island 0 {4,365} *Maine 20, Northeastern 0 [WABI] {5,968} CN8______CN8, The Comcast Network *New Hampshire 42, Towson 14 [CSN, CSS] {8,003} CSN______Comcast SportsNet - Mid-Atlantic/New England B10______Big Ten Network Saturday, September 13 *William and Mary 34, Rhode Island 24 {9,383} CBS-CS______CBS - College Sports Television *New Hampshire 51, Rhode Island 43 [CN8, CSS] {4,113} *Delaware 17, Hofstra 0 {3,518} CSS______Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast *Richmond 45, Towson 14 {5,525} *James Madison 23, Villanova 19 [CN8, CSS] {6,721} ECL______ESPN Classic *James Madison 52, Massachusetts 38 [CN8, CSS] {15,747} Massachusetts 42, Bryant 7 {12,521} ERT______ESPN Regional Television Villanova 33, Lehigh 14 {11,101} Richmond 48, Georgetown 0 {5,168} ESPNU______ESPNU Delaware 48, West Chester 20 {22,029} ESPNUHD______ESPNU High Definition Maine 28, Stony Brook 13 [WABI] {6,425} Saturday, November 1 MSG______Madison Square Garden Network, NY Georgia Southern 34, Northeastern 27 (ot) {17,491} *New Hampshire 45, Hofstra 25 {5,297} NESN______New England Sports Network SNY______SportsNet New York, NY Albany 22, Hofstra 16 (ot) {5,111} *Massachusetts 49, Rhode Island 0 {7,201} WABI______WABI-TV Channel 5, ME William and Mary 52, VMI 17 {10,624} *William and Mary 34, Towson 14 [CSN, CSS] {3,168} WHSV______WHSV-TV Channel 3, Harrisonburg, VA *Villanova 20, Northeastern 14 {2,205} WMUR______WMUR-TV Channel 9, NH Saturday, September 20 *James Madison 41, Delaware 7 [CN8] {16,810} WPVI______WPVI-TV Channel 6, PA *Hofstra 23, Rhode Island 20 {6,107} Maine 55, Iona 7 [WABI] {3,170} YES______YES Network, NY *Richmond 44, Maine 17 {8,012} New Hampshire 32, Albany 24 {7,215} Saturday, November 8 Furman 23, Delaware 20 {12,781} *Delaware 31, Towson 21 {20,720} Syracuse 30, Northeastern 21 [ERT, E360] {34,694} *Maine 21, Massachusetts 20 [CSN] {9,182} Villanova 20, Penn 14 (ot) [CN8] {14,758} *Richmond 34, Hofstra 14 {1,766} James Madison 35, Appalachian State 32 [CN8] {17,163} *Villanova 24, New Hampshire 13 [CN8] {6,627} Texas Tech 56, Massachusetts 14 {53,190} *William and Mary 38, Northeastern 17 {8,231} Coastal Carolina 31, Towson 3 {8,204} William and Mary 42, Norfolk State 12 {10,152} Saturday, November 15 *Maine at Rhode Island, 12:00 p.m. Friday, September 26 *Massachusetts at New Hampshire [CSN], 12:00 p.m. Hofstra 43, Stony Brook 3 [MSG] {2,105} *Northeastern at Hofstra, 1:00 p.m. *Towson at Villanova, 1:00 p.m. Saturday, September 27 *William and Mary at James Madison, 1:30 p.m. *Villanova 26, Richmond 20 [CN8] {6,107} *Delaware at Richmond [CN8], 3:30 p.m. *James Madison 24, Maine 10 [WABI, VALY] {3,188} Northeastern 27, UC Davis 10 [CSN] {1,137} Saturday, November 22 New Hampshire 42, Dartmouth 6 [WMUR] {4,427} *New Hampshire at Maine, 12:00 p.m. Boston College 42, Rhode Island 0 [E360] {32,628} *Richmond at William and Mary [CSN], 12:00 p.m. Towson 31, Columbia 24 {5,030} *Rhode Island at Northeastern, 1:00 p.m. Delaware 38, Albany 7 {22,196} *James Madison at Towson, 1:00 p.m. *Villanova at Delaware [CN8], 2:30 p.m. *Hofstra at Massachusetts [CN8, YES], 2:30 p.m.

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#21/23 MAINE AT RHODE ISLAND NORTHEASTERN AT HOFSTRA Saturday, Nov. 15 - 12:00 pm Saturday, Nov. 15 - 1:00 pm Meade Stadium (6,555), Kingston, R.I. Shuart Stadium (13,000), Hempstead, N.Y. Series: Maine leads 49-34-3 Series: Northeastern leads 9-5 Last Meeting: Nov. 10, 2007, Maine 35-0 in Orono, Maine Last Meeting: Nov. 10, 2007, Northeastern 35-31 in Brookline, Mass.

Maine (7-3, 3-2 CAA) Northeastern (2-8, 1-5 CAA) Coach: Jack Cosgrove (Maine, 1978) Coach: Rocky Hager (Minot State, 1974) Career: 87-93 (16 years) Career: 108-62-1 (15 years) School: 87-93 (16 years) School: 17-37 (5 years) Offense Offense Rushing: Jhamal Fluellen (7 G, 101-507 yards, 2 TD) Rushing: Alex Broomfield (10 G, 209-852 yards, 9 TD) Passing: Adam Farkes (6 G, 79-147-6-870 yards, 9 TD) Passing: Anthony Orio (10 G, 169-289-9-1945 yards, 10 TD) Receiving: Jared Turcotte (10 G, 21-237 yards, 1 TD) Receiving: Alex Broomfield (10 G, 36-251 yards, 2 TD) Defense Defense Tackles: Jovan Belcher (10 G, 30 solo, 48 assisted, 78 total) Tackles: Phil Higgins (10 G, 55 solo, 36 assisted, 91 total) Sacks: Jovan Belcher (10 G, 6.0-33 yards) Sacks: David Akinniyi (10 G, 5.0-46 yards) Interceptions: Lamir Whetstone (10 G, 5-20 yards) Interceptions: Nate Thellen (9 G, 5-113 yards)

Rhode Island (2-8, 0-6 CAA) Hofstra (3-7, 1-5 CAA) Coach: Darren Rizzi (Rhode Island, 1992) Coach: Dave Cohen (C.W. Post, 1988) Career: 17-22 (3 years) Career: 12-20 (3 years) School: 2-8 (First year) School: 12-20 (3 years) Offense Offense Rushing: Jimmy Hughes (10 G, 106-322 yards, 2 TD) Rushing: Brock Jackolski (9 G, 66-415 yards, 6 TD) Passing: Derek Cassidy (10 G, 230-387-14-2474 yards, 15 TD) Passing: Cory Christopher (7 G, 127-190-6-1163 yards, 4 TD) Receiving: Brandon Johnson-Farrell (10 G, 10-429 yards, 1 TD) Receiving: Aaron Weaver (10 G, 61-526 yards, 2 TD) Defense Defense Tackles: Matt Hansen (10 G, 56 solo, 34 assisted, 90 total) Tackles: Luke Bonus (10 G, 36 solo, 44 assisted, 80 total) Sacks: Matt Hansen (10 G, 3.0-19 yards) Sacks: Luke Bonus (10 G, 2.5-20 yards) Interceptions: Matt Hansen (10 G, 2-20 yards) Interceptions: Nick Altomare (10 G, 3-8 yards)

#22/20 MASSACHUSETTS AT #13/12 NEW HAMPSHIRE Saturday, Nov. 15 - 12:00 pm TOWSON AT #6/7 VILLANOVA Cowell Stadium (6,500), Durham, N.H. Saturday, Nov. 15 - 1:00 pm Television: CSN - Gary Tanguay (pbp), Andy Gresh (analyst), Jim Burgoyne Villanova Stadium (12,000), Villanova, Pa. (producer), Tom Todisco (director) Series: Series tied 2-2 Series: Massachusetts leads 42-25-3 Last Meeting: Nov. 10, 2007, Villanova 14-12 in Towson, Md. Last Meeting: Nov. 10, 2007, Massachusetts 27-7 in Amherst, Mass. Towson (3-7, 1-5 CAA) Massachusetts (6-4, 3-3 CAA) Coach: Gordy Combs (Towson, 1972) Coach: Don Brown (Norwich, 1977) Career: 92-88 (17 years) Career: 94-44 (12 years) School: 92-88 (17 years) School: 42-18 (5 years) Offense Offense Rushing: Matt Castor (8 G, 144-543 yards, 5 TD) Rushing: Tony Nelson (10 G, 191-967 yards, 9 TD) Passing: Sean Schaefer (10 G, 241-364-13-2645 yards, 19 TD) Passing: Liam Coen (10 G, 171-275-10-2459 yards, 21 TD) Receiving: Marcus Lee (10 G, 44-351 yards, 4 TD) Receiving: Victor Cruz (10 G, 59-968 yards, 6 TD) Defense Defense Tackles: Jordan Manning (10 G, 46 solo, 39 assisted, 85 total) Tackles: Josh Jennings (10 G, 28 solo, 60 assisted, 88 total) Sacks: Paul Stefanik (10 G, 2.5-20 yards) Sacks: Kyle Harrington (10 G, 2.5-20 yards) Interceptions: Drew Mack (7 G, 1-0 yards) Interceptions: Jeromy Miles (10 G, 3-57 yards) Villanova (7-2, 5-1 CAA) New Hampshire (7-2, 4-2 CAA) Coach: Andy Talley (Southern Connecticut, 1967) Coach: Sean McDonnell (New Hampshire, 1978) Career: 190-118-2 (29 years) Career: 67-49 (10 years) School: 162-100-1 (24 years) School: 67-49 (10 years) Offense Offense Rushing: Aaron Ball (9 G, 147-785 yards, 7 TD) Rushing: Robert Simpson (9 G, 101-540 yards, 6 TD) Passing: Antwon Young (6 G, 65-109-7-808 yards, 4 TD) Passing: R.J. Toman (9 G, 183-263-7-2188 yards, 21 TD) Receiving: Phil Atkinson (9 G, 37-416 yards, 4 TD) Receiving: Mike Boyle (9 G, 49-724 yards, 7 TD) Defense Defense Tackles: Osayi Osunde (9 G, 29 solo, 19 assisted, 48 total) Tackles: Dino Vasso (9 G, 51 solo, 20 assisted, 71 total) Sacks: Greg Miller (9 G, 5.5-42 yards) Sacks: Brian McNally (9 G, 2.5-16 yards) Interceptions: Osayi Osunde (9 G, 2-61 yards) Interceptions: Ryan Hinds (9 G, 4-218 yards)

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#12/15 WILLIAM AND MARY AT #1/1 JAMES MADISON Saturday, Nov. 15 - 1:30 pm Bridgeforth Stadium (15,500), Harrisonburg, Va. Series: James Madison leads 16-14 Last Meeting: Nov. 10, 2007, James Madison 55-34 in Williamsburg, Va.

William and Mary (7-2, 5-1 CAA) Coach: Jimmye Laycock (William and Mary, 1970) Career: 189-136-2 (29 years) School: 189-136-2 (29 years) Offense Rushing: Jonathan Grimes (9 G, 136-829 yards, 7 TD) Passing: Jake Phillips (8 G, 149-231-11-1852 yards, 19 TD) Receiving: Jonathan Grimes (9 G, 34-273 yards, 1 TD) Defense Tackles: David Caldwell (9 G, 41 solo, 21 assisted, 62 total) Sacks: Adrian Tracy (9 G, 8.5-55 yards) Interceptions: Derek Cox (9 G, 4-99 yards)

James Madison (8-1, 6-0 CAA) Coach: Mickey Matthews (West Texas State, 1976) Career: 72-45 (10 years) School: 72-45 (10 years) Offense Rushing: Rodney Landers (9 G, 169-1115 yards, 10 TD) Passing: Rodney Landers (9 G, 66-107-3-938 yards, 11 TD) Receiving: Rockeed McCarter (8 G, 14-224 yards, 4 TD) Defense Tackles: Marcus Haywood (9 G, 38 solo, 32 assisted, 70 total) Sacks: Arthur Moats (9 G, 5.5-36 yards) Interceptions: Marcus Haywood (9 G, 4-48 yards)

DELAWARE AT #7/6 RICHMOND Saturday, Nov. 15 - 3:30 pm UR Stadium (21,319), Richmond, Va. Television: CN8 - Scott Graham (pbp), Jon Ritchie (analyst), Gregg Murphy (sideline), Bob Anderson (producer), John Anderson (director) Series: Delaware leads 18-6 Last Meeting: Nov. 10, 2007, Richmond 62-56 (ot) in Newark, Del.

Delaware (4-6, 2-4 CAA) Coach: K.C. Keeler (Delaware, 1981) Career: 144-53-1 (15 years) School: 56-32 (7 years) Offense Rushing: Junior Jabbie (5 G, 81-390 yards, 3 TD) Passing: Robby Shoenhoft (7 G, 104-189-12-1163 yards, 6 TD) Receiving: Mark Duncan (10 G, 36-344 yards, 0 TD) Defense Tackles: Charles Graves (10 G, 30 solo, 26 assisted, 56 total) Sacks: John Higginson (10 G, 5.0-36 yards) Interceptions: Charles Graves (10 G, 4-60 yards)

Richmond (7-3, 4-2 CAA) Coach: Mike London (Richmond, 1983) Career: 7-3 (First year) School: 7-3 (First year) Offense Rushing: Josh Vaughan (10 G, 190-1123 yards, 13 TD) Passing: Eric Ward (10 G, 139-218-3-1794 yards, 10 TD) Receiving: Kevin Grayson (9 G, 38-540 yards, 1 TD) Defense Tackles: Eric McBride (10 G, 25 solo, 35 assisted, 60 total) Sacks: Lawrence Sidbury, Jr. (10 G, 4.5-24 yards) Interceptions: Justin Rogers (10 G, 4-105 yards)

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CAA Football Statistics 2008 CAA FOOTBALL LONGEST DRIVES 2008 CAA FOOTBALL AVERAGE GAME TIMES Rk. Plays Game Yards Time Result # of Avg. Avg. # Avg. # 1. 18 Villanova vs. James Madison 97 8:21 Touchdown Team Games Game Time Off. Plays Def. Plays 2. 18 Hofstra vs. Albany 68 5:35 Missed FG Delaware 10 2:46 64.9 63.2 3. 18 Northeastern at Georgia Southern 77 8:59 Field Goal Hofstra 10 2:59 71.4 62.4 4. 17 Towson vs. Columbia 75 7:26 Touchdown James Madison 9 2:49 60.7 62.8 5. 17 Towson at Coastal Carolina 62 8:18 Missed FG Maine 10 2:59 62.9 66.6 6. 16 Northeastern at William and Mary 63 7:17 Field Goal Massachusetts 10 2:58 62.4 65.4 7. 16 James Madison vs. Delaware 73 9:16 Touchdown New Hampshire 9 3:00 63.6 78.1 8. 16 Rhode Island vs. Massachusetts 48 7:42 Downs Northeastern 10 2:53 64.8 67.5 9. 16 Villanova vs. James Madison 82 7:42 Touchdown Rhode Island 10 3:01 70.4 63.4 10. 16 James Madison at Villanova 78 9:10 Touchdown Richmond 10 2:49 63.2 61.9 Towson 10 2:56 67.2 64.1 Rk. Yards Game Plays Time Result Villanova 9 2:50 71.0 61.4 1. 98 Massachusetts vs. Bryant 6 2:47 Touchdown William and Mary 9 2:53 65.1 69.4 2. 97 Villanova vs. James Madison 18 8:21 Touchdown 2008 TOTALS 80 2:54 65.6 65.5 3. 96 Villanova at Rhode Island 6 1:57 Touchdown 4. 95 Maine at Massachusetts 14 6:43 Touchdown 2007 TOTALS 94 3:04 140.5 140.5 5. 93 William and Mary at Delaware 9 4:50 Touchdown 2006 TOTALS 88 2:47 63.0 63.0 6. 93 William and Mary at Delaware 12 5:33 Touchdown 7. 92 William and Mary vs. Norfolk State 8 4:16 Touchdown 2008 FCS National Averages 1,120 2:56 66.2 66.3 8. 92 Delaware vs. West Chester 10 5:14 Touchdown 9. 90 Rhode Island vs. New Hampshire 16 2:57 Field Goal 10. 90 Richmond at Elon 15 7:44 Touchdown 2008 CAA FOOTBALL RED ZONE TOUCHDOWN RANKINGS OFFENSE Rk. Time Game Plays Yards Result Team TDs-Chances Rush/Pass Success Pct. 1. 9:21 Towson vs. Morgan State 15 87 End of half James Madison 27-33 20/7 81.82 2. 9:16 James Madison vs. Delaware 16 73 Touchdown Massachusetts 26-35 15/11 74.29 3. 9:10 James Madison at Villanova 16 78 Touchdown William and Mary 23-34 11/12 67.65 4. 9:09 Delaware at Massachusetts 15 79 Touchdown New Hampshire 24-36 12/12 66.67 5. 8:59 Northeastern at Georgia Southern 18 77 Field Goal Richmond 31-48 27/4 64.58 6. 8:59 Hofstra at Connecticut 15 20 Punt Maine 20-33 13/7 60.61 7. 8:47 Hofstra vs. Delaware 14 60 Downs Northeastern 18-31 11/7 58.06 8. 8:35 Northeastern at Ball State 15 45 Punt Towson 15-27 6/9 55.56 9. 8:25 James Madison at Richmond 14 52 Field Goal Villanova 20-37 12/8 54.05 10. 8:21 Villanova vs. James Madison 18 97 Touchdown Delaware 18-35 12/6 51.43 Hofstra 20-40 13/7 50.00 CAA FOOTBALL STATISTICAL TRENDS Rhode Island 13-30 6/7 43.33 Statistical trends in CAA Football since the league expanded in 2004 (Average/game) DEFENSE Category 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Team TDs-Chances Rush/Pass Success Pct. Scoring Offense 28.1 28.6 24.0 27.8 26.4 Maine 15-31 9/6 48.39 Total Offense 377.9 395.6 344.1 377.0 356.8 Richmond 13-25 6/7 52.00 Rushing Offense 156.6 172.7 147.5 169.7 151.7 Towson 21-40 12/9 52.50 Passing Offense 221.3 222.9 196.6 207.4 205.1 William and Mary 16-30 10/6 53.33 Percentage Run 41% 44% 43% 45% 43% Delaware 16-29 12/4 55.17 Percentage Pass 59% 56% 57% 55% 57% Northeastern 26-47 17/9 55.32 Scoring Defense 25.3 23.9 21.6 25.8 24.5 Villanova 14-24 6/8 58.33 Total Defense 356.7 355.9 327.0 362.9 347.2 New Hampshire 23-37 10/13 62.16 Rushing Defense 142.9 149.3 139.1 159.4 152.6 James Madison 18-28 12/6 64.29 Passing Defense 213.9 206.6 187.9 203.5 194.6 Rhode Island 26-37 16/10 70.27 Percentage Run 40% 42% 43% 44% 44% Hofstra 29-40 23/6 72.50 Percentage Pass 60% 58% 57% 56% 56% Massachusetts 25-33 16/9 75.76

--The national FCS average for scoring offense is 25.5 -- The Southland leads the nation at 32.8 points/game (CAA Football is 5th).

--The national FCS average for total offense is 351.0 -- The Southland leads the nation at 401.0 yards/game (CAA Football is 6th).

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2008 CAA Football Superlatives 400 - YARD PASSERS 100 - YARD RECEIVERS Derek Cassidy (Rhode Island, Senior)______436 vs. New Hampshire (9/13) Jeremy Horne (Massachusetts, Junior)______182 vs. Bryant (10/25) Jeremy Horne (Massachusetts, Junior)______172 vs. Holy Cross (9/6) 300 - YARD PASSERS Jimmy Hughes (Rhode Island, Senior)______153 vs. New Hampshire (9/13) Liam Coen (Massachusetts, Senior)______395 vs. Holy Cross (9/6) Jeremy Horne (Massachusetts, Junior)______141 vs. Maine (11/8) Liam Cone (Massachusetts, Senior)______389 vs. Bryant (10/25) Victor Cruz (Massachusetts, Junior)______139 vs. Northeastern (10/11) Sean Schaefer (Towson, Senior)______373 vs. Rhode Island (10/11) Jordan Mitchell (Richmond, Junior)______139 vs. Maine (9/20) Sean Schaefer (Towson, Senior)______358 vs. Northeastern (10/4) Aaron Weaver (Hofstra, Sophomore)______132 vs. Richmond (11/8) Robby Schoenhoft (Delaware, Junior)______344 vs. Maine (10/11) Mike Boyle (New Hampshire, Senior)______132 vs. Rhode Island (9/13) Liam Coen (Massachusetts, Senior)______339 vs. James Madison (9/13) Victor Cruz (Massachusetts, Junior)______129 vs. Rhode Island (11/1) Jake Phillips (William and Mary, Senior)______338 vs. Delaware (10/18) Tommy Breaux (Towson, Senior)______126 vs. Delaware (11/8) Sean Schaefer (Towson, Senior)______330 vs. Navy (8/30) Kevin Grayson (Richmond, Sophomore)______121 vs. Elon (8/30) Jake Phillips (William and Mary, Senior)______310 vs. New Hampshire (10/11) Elliot Mack (William and Mary, Senior)______119 vs. Delaware (10/18) Sean Schaefer (Towson, Senior)______309 vs. New Hampshire (10/25) Shawn Leonard (Rhode Island, Junior)______118 vs. Hofstra (9/20) R.J. Toman (New Hampshire, Sophomore)______309 vs. Rhode Island (9/13) Mike Boyle (New Hampshire, Senior)______114 vs. William and Mary (10/11) R.J. Archer (William and Mary, Junior)______307 vs. Villanova (10/4) Jeremy Horne (Massachusetts, Junior)______114 vs. Delaware (10/4) R.J. Toman (New Hampshire, Sophomore)______305 vs. William and Mary (10/11) Hakeem Moore (Towson, Sophomore)______112 vs. Northeastern (10/4) Shawn Leonard (Rhode Island, Junior)______111 vs. Towson (10/11) 200 - YARD RUSHERS Kevin Grayson (Richmond, Sophomore)______111 vs. Virginia (9/6) Josh Vaughan (Richmond, Senior)______240 vs. Hofstra (11/8) Hakeem Moore (Towson, Sophomore)______110 vs. New Hampshire (10/25) Rodney Landers (James Madison, Senior)______206 vs. Massachusetts (9/13) Chris Plum (Northeastern, Senior)______109 vs. Towson (10/4) Phil Atkinson (Villanova, Senior)______108 vs. Rhode Island (10/18) 100 - YARD RUSHERS David Newsom (Towson, Sophomore)______106 vs. Towson (9/13) Rodney Landers (James Madison, Senior)______185 vs. Delaware (11/1) Chase Hill (William and Mary, Sophomore)______105 vs. Delaware (10/18) Terrance Riggins (William and Mary, Sophomore)______180 vs. VMI (9/13) Jonathan Grimes (William and Mary, Freshman)______105 vs. Villanova (10/4) Tony Nelson (Massachusetts, Junior)______175 vs. Northeastern (10/11) Scott Sicko (New Hampshire, Junior)______104 vs. Albany (9/20) Tony Nelson (Massachusetts, Junior)______171 vs. Albany (8/30) Terrance Fox (New Hampshire, Sophomore)______103 vs. Towson (10/25) Brock Jackolski (Hofstra, Freshman)______170 vs. Bucknell (10/11) Terrance Fox (New Hampshire, Sophomore)______103 vs. Northeastern (10/18) Alex Broomfield (Northeastern, Senior)______169 vs. Massachusetts (10/11) Mike Boyle (New Hampshire, Senior)______101 vs. Villanova (11/8) Chad Kackert (New Hampshire, Junior)______164 vs. Rhode Island (9/13) Ottis Lewis (Hofstra, Senior)______101 vs. Maine (10/18) Tony Nelson (Massachusetts, Junior)______163 vs. Delaware (10/4) Josh Vaughan (Richmond, Senior)______157 vs. Georgetown (10/25) 15-OR-MORE TACKLES Josh Vaughan (Richmond, Senior)______156 vs. Massachusetts (10/18) Jeromy Miles (Massachusetts, Junior)______19 vs. Maine (11/8) Rodney Landers (James Madison, Senior)______156 vs. Maine (9/27) Andrew Downy (Maine, Senior)______19 vs. Hofstra (10/18) Junior Jabbie (Delaware, Freshman)______155 vs. Hofstra (10/25) Cornelius Bunch (Northeastern, Senior)______18 vs. Maine (10/25) Alex Broomfield (Northeastern, Senior)______152 vs. UC Davis (9/27) Jovan Belcher (Maine, Senior)______16 vs. Hofstra (10/18) Jonathan Grimes (William and Mary, Freshman)__ 144 vs. New Hampshire (10/11) Michael Ireland (Richmond, Junior)______16 vs. James Madison (10/11) Brock Jackolski (Hofstra, Freshman)______144 vs. Rhode Island (9/20) Josh Jennings (Massachusetts, Junior)______16 vs. Delaware (10/4) Junior Jabbie (Delaware, Freshman)______141 vs. Towson (11/8) Josh Rutter (William and Mary, Senior)______15 vs. Villanova (10/4) Aaron Ball (Villanova, Sophomore)______137 vs. William and Mary (10/4) Pushaun Brown (Maine, Freshman)______136 vs. Iona (11/1) Rodney Landers (James Madison, Senior)______133 vs. Villanova (10/25) Rodney Landers (James Madison, Senior)______133 vs. Hofstra (10/4) Robert Simpson (New Hampshire, Senior)______131 vs. Hofstra (11/1) Alex Broomfield (Northeastern, Senior)______126 vs. Georgia Southern (9/13) Josh Vaughan (Richmond, Senior)______123 vs. VMI (10/4) Aaron Ball (Villanova, Sophomore)______123 vs. Richmond (9/27) Jared Turcotte (Maine, Freshman)______120 vs. Hofstra (10/18) Josh Vaughan (Richmond, Senior)______119 vs. Elon (8/30) Michael Brusko (Maine, Junior)______113 vs. Hofstra (10/18) Rodney Landers (James Madison, Senior)______113 vs. Appalachian State (9/20) Jonathan Grimes (William and Mary, Freshman)_____111 vs. Rhode Island (10/25) Matt Castor (Towson, Junior)______111 vs. Rhode Island (10/11) Tony Nelson (Massachusetts, Junior)______109 vs. James Madison (9/13) Aaron Ball (Villanova, Sophomore)______108 vs. James Madison (10/25) Matt Castor (Towson, Junior)______108 vs. Columbia (9/27) Jhamal Fluellen (Maine, Senior)______108 vs. Stony Brook (9/13) Chad Kackert (New Hampshire, Junior)______106 vs. Albany (9/20) Jhamal Fluellen (Maine, Senior)______104 vs. Iowa (8/30) Josh Vaughan (Richmond, Senior)______103 vs. Towson (9/13) Alex Broomfield (Northeastern, Senior)______102 vs. Towson (10/4) Jhamal Fluellen (Maine, Senior)______102 vs. Monmouth (9/6) Johnathon Smith (Delaware, Senior)______101 vs. West Chester (9/13)

200 - YARD RECEIVERS Victor Cruz (Massachusetts, Junior)______262 vs. James Madison (9/13)

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Delaware (4-6, 2-4 CAA) DEL OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A30 L 7-14 at Maryland [tv] 49119 9 8 121 128 249 14-23-2 2 271 126 397 11-21-2 2 S13 W 48-20 West Chester 22029 6 6 308 189 497 15-27-1 2 16 240 256 15-33-2 2 S20 L 20-23 at Furman 12781 6 6 24 23 148 246 394 22-39-4 5 83 263 346 17-30-1 3 S27 W 38-7 Albany 22196 17 12 226 181 407 11-17-1 1 57 93 150 11-22-1 1 O4 L 7-17 at Massachusett s [tv] 16422 16 14 18 12 127 40 167 5-15-1 1 194 265 459 19-33-3 4 O11 L 10-27 Maine [tv] 21302 24 20 rv 14 348 362 30-49-3 5 158 100 258 10-17-0 1 O18 L 3-27 William and Mary 21949 rv rv rv rv 100 45 145 10-24-1 1 118 338 456 26-38-1 3 O25 W 17-0 at Hofstra 3518 rv 180 77 257 8-11-0 1 108 71 179 11-28-2 2 N1 L 7-41 at James Madison [tv] 16810 rv 1 1 94 75 169 7-12-0 3 309 76 385 10-16-0 0 N8 W 31-21 Towson 20720 210 225 435 19-30-1 1 -15 297 282 22-33-0 1 N15 3:30 at Richmond [tv] 7 6 N22 2:30 Villanova [tv]

Hofstra (3-7, 1-5 CAA) HOF OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A28 L 3-35 at Connecti cut [tv] 37583 rv rv 40 130 170 17-28-2 3 218 233 451 18-30-3 5 S13 L 16-22 (ot) Albany 5111 rv rv rv 132 272 404 27-39-0 0 207 102 309 10-22-0 0 S20 W 23-20 Rhode Island 6107 211 265 476 25-36-0 1 93 248 341 18-32-2 3 S26 W 43-3 at Stony Brook [tv] 2105 155 161 316 15-24-0 0 72 139 211 12-27-2 4 O4 L 0-56 at James Madison 16109 rv 1 1 67 128 195 21-34-2 2 279 96 375 8-14-0 1 O11 W 45-31 at Bucknell 2444 319 148 467 15-22-1 2 229 119 348 11-22-1 3 O18 L 40-41 (ot) at Maine [tv] 3690 rv rv 217 194 411 21-31-1 1 286 155 441 8-14-0 2 O25 L 0-17 Delaware 3518 rv 108 71 179 11-28-2 2 180 77 257 8-11-0 1 N1 L 25-45 at New Hampshire 5297 9 8 149 190 339 24-43-5 7 138 140 278 14-24-1 2 N8 L 14-34 Richmond 1766 7 6 66 222 288 21-34-1 1 302 158 460 11-20-0 0 N15 1:00 Northeastern N22 2:30 at Massachusett s [tv]

James Madison (8-1, 6-0 CAA) JMU OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A30 L 7-31 at Duke 32571 6 3 188 51 239 4-11-1 3 218 146 364 18-31-0 2 S6 W 56-7 North Carolina Central 15518 8 8 176 173 449 15-19-0 0 81 122 203 16-33-2 3 S13 W 52-38 Massachusett s [tv] 15747 7 7 3 5 338 85 423 4-9-0 0 104 339 443 26-40-2 2 S20 W 35-32 Appalachian State [tv] 17163 5 5 1 1 206 96 302 7-13-2 2 209 142 351 11-19-1 2 S27 W 24-10 at Maine [tv] 3188 2 1 319 108 427 7-14-0 2 115 168 283 16-32-3 3 O4 W 56-0 Hofstra 16109 1 1 rv 279 96 375 8-14-0 1 67 128 195 21-34-2 2 O11 W 38-31 at Richmond [tv] 16151 1 1 5 5 226 96 322 10-12-0 0 124 224 348 17-25-0 0 O25 W 23-19 at Villanova [tv] 6721 1 1 7 9 169 184 353 8-18-0 0 229 48 277 8-11-0 1 N1 W 41-7 Delaware [tv] 16810 1 1 rv 309 76 385 10-16-0 0 94 75 169 7-12-0 3 N15 1:30 William and Mary 1 1 12 15 N22 1:00 at Towson

Maine (7-3, 4-2 CAA) UM OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A30 L 3-46 at Iowa [tv] 70585 rv rv 137 83 220 9-23-2 2 245 212 457 18-29-1 1 S6 W 21-17 at Monmouth 1945 rv 131 207 338 17-28-0 0 182 95 277 10-26-0 0 S13 W 28-13 Stony Brook [tv] 6425 rv 157 159 316 13-24-0 0 72 199 271 19-38-2 4 S20 L 17-44 at Richmond 8012 rv rv 2 3 44 229 273 20-34-1 2 161 273 434 16-26-0 0 S27 L 10-24 James Madison [tv] 3188 2 1 115 168 283 16-32-3 3 319 108 427 7-14-0 2 O11 W 27-10 at Delaware [tv] 21302 rv 24 20 158 100 258 10-17-0 1 14 348 362 30-49-3 5 O18 W 41-40 (ot) Hofstra [tv] 3690 rv rv 286 155 441 8-14-0 2 217 194 411 21-31-1 1 O25 W 20-0 Northeastern [tv] 5968 rv rv 246 136 382 10-14-0 0 69 184 253 17-39-4 4 N1 W 55-7 Iona [tv] 3170 rv rv 375 141 516 11-15-0 1 8 122 130 19-31-2 4 N8 W 21-20 at Massachusett s [tv] 9182 rv rv 13 13 296 45 341 5-7-1 1 111 200 311 15-33-4 4 N15 12:00 at Rhode Island 21 23 N22 12:00 New Hampshire

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Massachusetts (6-4, 3-3 CAA) UMass OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A30 W 28-16 Albany 15112 5 5 rv 215 92 307 10-20-0 0 181 172 353 16-30-2 2 S6 W 45-42 at Holy Cross 12871 4 4 rv rv 73 395 468 25-37-0 1 126 249 375 28-44-0 0 S13 L 38-52 at James Madison [tv] 15747 3 5 7 7 104 339 443 26-40-2 2 338 85 423 4-9-0 0 S20 L 14-56 at Texas Tech 53190 9 9 92 166 258 17-26-1 1 179 359 538 31-43-0 1 O4 W 17-7 Delaware [tv] 16422 18 12 16 14 194 265 459 19-33-3 4 127 40 167 5-15-1 1 O11 W 28-24 at Northeastern [tv] 4155 13 11 rv 210 265 475 20-30-1 2 233 190 423 11-21-0 3 O18 L 15-30 Richmond [tv] 15953 10 7 9 9 71 165 236 18-34-1 1 184 97 281 11-20-0 1 O25 W 42-7 Bryant 12521 17 16 145 448 593 15-24-0 3 126 91 217 9-21-0 1 N1 W 49-0 at Rhode Island 7201 15 15 97 286 383 18-23-0 0 19 193 212 14-26-2 3 N8 L 20-21 Maine [tv] 9182 13 13 rv rv 111 200 311 15-33-4 4 296 45 341 5-7-1 1 N15 12:00 at New Hampshire [tv] 22 20 13 12 N22 2:30 Hofstra [tv]

New Hampshire (7-2, 4-2 CAA) UNH OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO S6 W 28-10 at Army [tv] 25762 15 15 184 138 322 12-17-1 2 169 95 264 7-11-0 4 S13 W 51-43 at Rhode Island [tv] 4113 10 10 200 309 509 29-40-1 2 37 480 517 38-70-2 3 S20 W 32-24 Albany 7215 10 10 rv 158 255 413 21-33-2 2 99 283 382 21-31-0 0 S27 W 42-6 at Dartmouth [tv] 4427 7 8 265 260 525 22-30-1 1 87 151 238 20-36-2 3 O11 L 34-38 William and Mary 13255 4 4 rv rv 163 305 468 27-37-2 2 185 310 495 30-40-2 2 O18 W 33-21 at Northeastern [tv] 6109 11 11 rv rv 113 277 390 25-36-0 1 74 236 310 28-45-1 1 O25 W 42-14 Towson [tv] 8003 10 10 142 292 434 20-26-0 1 129 317 446 36-50-2 3 N1 W 45-25 Hofstra 5297 9 8 138 140 278 14-24-1 2 149 190 339 24-43-5 7 N8 L 13-24 at Villanova [tv] 6627 8 7 6 8 50 264 314 18-28-0 1 222 120 342 13-18-1 2 N15 12:00 Massachusett s [tv] 13 12 22 20 N22 12:00 at Maine

Northeastern (2-8, 1-5 CAA) NU OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A28 L 14-48 at Ball State 13068 93 231 324 20-37-0 0 190 297 487 22-26-0 0 S13 L 27-34 (ot) at Georgia Southern 17491 17 15 165 287 452 24-39-0 2 115 308 423 17-30-0 3 S20 L 21-30 at Syracuse [tv] 34694 rv 90 293 383 23-37-2 3 271 167 438 14-17-0 1 S27 W 27-10 UC Davis [tv] 1137 178 86 264 6-17-1 1 106 288 394 305104 6 O4 W 35-17 at Towson [tv] 4032 140 275 415 18-21-0 0 67 358 425 31-46-1 2 O11 L 24-28 Massachusett s [tv] 4155 rv 13 11 233 190 423 11-21-0 3 210 265 475 20-30-1 2 O18 L 21-33 New Hampshire [tv] 6109 rv rv 11 11 74 236 310 28-45-1 1 113 277 390 25-36-0 1 O25 L 0-20 at Maine [tv] 5968 rv rv 69 184 253 18-39-4 4 246 136 382 10-14-0 0 N1 L 14-20 Villanova 2205 7 10 65 210 275 20-30-2 2 216 210 426 14-19-2 2 N8 L 17-28 at William and Mary 8231 14 16 110 247 357 25-44-1 1 198 217 415 15-22-0 1 N15 1:00 at Hofstra N22 1:00 Rhode Island

Rhode Island (2-8, 0-6 CAA) URI OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A30 W 27-24 Monmouth 3220 93 257 350 18-32-0 0 140 180 320 18-26-2 2 S7 L 0-16 at Fordham 4365 rv rv -26 200 174 25-42-0 0 231 267 498 15-27-1 2 S13 L 43-51 New Hampshire [tv] 4113 10 10 37 480 517 38-70-2 3 200 309 509 29-40-1 2 S20 L 20-23 at Hofstra 6107 93 248 341 18-32-2 3 211 265 476 25-36-0 1 S27 L 0-42 at Boston College [tv] 32628 53 214 267 28-44-4 5 289 27 316 3-9-0 1 O4 W 37-13 Brown [tv] 6014 25 68 298 366 25-37-1 1 84 271 355 22-45-2 4 O11 L 32-37 at Towson 7369 98 265 363 22-45-0 0 94 373 467 25-34-1 2 O18 L 7-44 Villanova 6704 7 10 24 196 220 23-38-2 3 255 261 516 15-20-0 2 O25 L 24-34 at William and Mary 9383 23 23 114 225 339 27-41-3 3 161 207 368 15-24-1 3 N1 L 0-49 Massachusett s 7201 15 15 19 193 212 14-26-2 3 97 286 383 18-23-0 0 N15 12:00 Maine 21 23 N22 1:00 at Northeastern

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Richmond (7-3, 4-2 CAA) UR OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A30 W 28-10 at Elon 10847 4 6 15 15 216 236 452 17-22-0 1 22 213 235 23-39-1 2 S6 L 0-16 at Virginia [tv] 51007 3 3 19 175 194 16-34-2 3 91 204 295 21-39-2 2 S13 W 45-14 Towson 5525 4 4 184 148 332 11-16-0 1 55 233 288 23-36-5 5 S20 W 44-17 Maine 8012 2 3 rv rv 161 273 434 16-26-0 0 44 229 273 20-34-1 2 S27 L 20-26 at Villanova [tv] 6107 1 2 19 19 83 250 333 24-33-0 1 226 176 402 14-22-1 1 O4 W 56-16 at VMI 7643 6 7 289 130 419 10-13-0 1 267 0 267 0-5-1 3 O11 L 31-38 James Madison [tv] 16151 5 5 1 1 124 224 348 17-25-0 0 226 96 322 10-12-0 0 O18 W 30-15 at Massachusett s [tv] 15953 9 9 10 7 184 97 281 11-20-0 1 71 165 236 18-34-1 1 O25 W 48-0 Georgetown 5168 9 8 300 127 427 8-17-1 3 80 8 88 4-11-1 4 N8 W 34-14 at Hofstra 1766 7 6 302 158 460 11-20-0 0 66 222 288 21-34-1 1 N15 3:30 Delaware [tv] 7 6 N22 12:00 at William and Mary [tv]

Towson (3-7, 1-5 CAA) TU OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A30 L 13-41 at Navy [tv] 31613 rv 30 330 360 29-47-1 1 558 44 602 2-5-0 1 S6 W 21-16 Morgan State 4705 32 243 275 18-25-1 1 225 149 374 13-18-0 1 S13 L 14-45 at Richmond 5525 4 4 55 233 288 23-36-5 5 184 148 332 11-16-0 1 S20 L 3-31 at Coastal Carolina 8204 44 142 186 20-37-0 0 302 157 459 9-18-0 0 S27 W 31-24 Columbia 5030 93 193 286 20-31-1 3 68 281 349 19-32-1 3 O4 L 17-35 Northeastern [tv] 4032 67 358 425 31-46-1 2 140 275 415 18-21-0 0 O11 W 37-32 Rhode Island 7369 94 373 467 25-34-1 2 98 265 363 22-45-0 0 O25 L 14-42 at New Hampshire [tv] 8003 10 10 129 317 446 36-50-2 3 142 292 434 20-26-0 1 N1 L 14-34 William and Mary [tv] 3168 16 19 43 195 238 22-33-2 3 239 265 504 21-33-1 1 N8 L 21-31 at Delaware 20720 -15 297 282 22-33-0 1 210 225 435 19-30-1 1 N15 1:00 at Villanova 6 7 N22 1:00 James Madison

Villanova (7-2, 5-1 CAA) VU OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO A30 L 21-48 at West Virginia [tv] 60566 21 19 133 266 399 21-37-2 3 149 205 354 26-34-1 1 S13 W 33-14 Lehigh 11101 21 21 rv 140 231 371 22-35-1 2 38 200 238 20-43-4 4 S20 W 20-14 (ot) at Penn [tv] 14758 19 19 145 182 327 16-28-4 4 110 192 302 17-27-1 3 S27 W 26-20 Richmond [tv] 6107 19 19 1 2 226 176 402 14-22-1 1 83 250 333 24-33-0 1 O4 W 38-28 at William and Mary 10632 14 16 rv rv 255 186 441 20-27-0 0 76 307 383 21-37-1 2 O18 W 44-7 at Rhode Island 6704 7 10 255 261 516 15-20-0 2 24 196 220 23-38-2 3 O25 L 19-23 James Madison [tv] 6721 7 9 1 1 229 48 277 8-11-0 1 169 184 353 8-18-0 0 N1 W 20-14 at Northeastern 2205 7 10 216 210 426 14-19-2 2 65 210 275 20-30-2 2 N8 W 24-13 New Hampshire [tv] 6627 6 8 8 7 222 120 342 13-18-1 2 50 264 314 18-28-0 1 N15 1:00 Towson 6 7 N22 2:30 at Delaware [tv]

William and Mary (7-2, 5-1 CAA) WM OPP Off ense Defense Date Time Opponent Att . SN Coach SN Coach Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total PassesTO S6 L 24-34 at NC State 56694 115 188 303 19-37-2 4 67 258 325 21-36-2 2 S13 W 52-17 VMI 10624 rv 398 172 570 13-20-2 4 262 25 287 3-6-0 2 S20 W 42-12 Norfolk State 10152 rv 133 204 337 14-26-2 3 122 97 219 14-36-4 5 O4 L 28-38 Villanova 10632 rv rv 14 16 76 307 383 21-37-1 2 255 186 441 20-27-0 0 O11 W 38-34 at New Hampshire 13255 rv rv 4 4 185 310 495 30-40-2 2 163 305 468 27-37-2 2 O18 W 27-3 at Delaware 21949 rv rv rv rv 118 338 456 26-38-1 3 100 45 145 10-24-1 1 O25 W 34-24 Rhode Island 9383 23 23 161 207 368 15-24-1 3 114 225 339 27-41-3 3 N1 W 34-14 at Towson [tv] 3168 16 19 239 265 504 21-33-1 1 43 195 238 22-33-2 3 N8 W 38-17 Northeastern 8231 14 16 198 217 415 15-22-0 1 110 247 357 25-44-1 1 N15 1:30 at James Madison 12 15 1 1 N22 12:00 Richmond [tv]

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CAA Football 2008 Weekly Honors CAA FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK CAA FOOTBALL SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sept. 1______Eric Ward, Richmond, QB Sept. 1______Scotty McGee, James Madison, KR Sept. 8______Liam Coen, Massachusetts, QB Sept. 8______John Clements, New Hampshire, KR Sept. 15______Rodney Landers, James Madison, QB Sept. 15______Joe Marcoux, Villanova, PK Sept. 22______Rodney Landers, James Madison, QB Sept. 22______Scotty McGee, James Madison, KR Sept. 29______Aaron Ball, Villanova, RB Sept. 29______Joe Marcoux, Villanova, PK Oct. 6______Derek Cassidy, Rhode Island, QB Oct. 6______Jonathan Grimes, William and Mary, KR Oct. 13______Jake Phillips, William and Mary, QB Oct. 13______Scotty McGee, James Madison, KR Oct. 20______Josh Vaughan, Richmond, RB Oct. 20______Justin Rogers, Richmond, KR Oct. 27______Rodney Landers, James Madison, QB Oct. 27______Brian Pate, William and Mary, PK Nov. 3______Liam Coen, Massachusetts, QB Nov. 3______Scotty McGee, James Madison, PR Nov. 10______Josh Vaughan, Richmond, RB Nov. 10______Jerry Butler, Delaware, KR Nov. 10______Derek Cox, William and Mary, PR

CAA FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK CAA FOOTBALL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Sept. 1______Josh Jennings, Massachusetts, LB Sept. 1______Louis Feinstein, Rhode Island, PK Sept. 1______Anthony Walters, Delaware, DB Sept. 8______Julian Talley, Massachusetts, WR Sept. 8______Hugo Souza, New Hampshire, LB Sept. 15______Jonathan Grimes, William and Mary, RB Sept. 15______Justin Rogers, Richmond, DB Sept. 22______Brock Jackolski, Hofstra, RB Sept. 22______Adrian Tracy, William and Mary, DL Sept. 29______Jared Turcotte, Maine, RB Sept. 29______Nate Thellen, Northeastern, DB Oct. 6______Jonathan Grimes, William and Mary, RB Oct. 6______Josh Jennings, Massachusetts, LB Oct. 13______Brock Jackolski, Hofstra, RB/KR Oct. 13______Jovan Belcher, Maine, DL Oct. 20______Jared Turcotte, Maine, RB Oct. 20______Josh Rutter, William and Mary, LB Oct. 27______Jake Trantin, William and Mary, LB Oct. 27______Ryan Hinds, New Hampshire, DB Nov. 3______Pushaun Brown, Maine, RB Nov. 3______Josh Jennings, Massachusetts, LB Nov. 10______Jonathan Grimes, William and Mary, RB Nov. 3______Dino Vasso, New Hampshire, DB Nov. 10______Lamir Whetstone, Maine, DB

Career CAA Football Weekly Award Leaders (Since 2007)

5 - Rodney Landers (James Madison, QB); Scotty McGee (James Madison, KR)

4 - Jonathan Grimes (William and Mary, RB); Justin Rogers (Richmond, KR)

3 - Jovan Belcher (Maine, DL); Josh Jennings (Massachusetts, LB); Ricky Santos (New Hampshire, QB) Scotty McGee, 2 - Liam Coen (Massachusetts, QB); Derek Cox (William and Mary; DB); Tim James Madison Hightower (Richmond, RB); Kareem Huggins (Hofstra, KR); Brock Jackolski, (Hofstra, RB); Joe Marcoux (Villanova, PK); Brian Pate (William and Mary, PK); Jared Turcotte (Maine, RB); Josh Vaughan (Richmond, RB); Gian Villante 2008 National Weekly Honorees (Hofstra, LB); Anthony Walters (Delaware, DB); Eric Ward (Richmond, QB); Griff Yancey (James Madison, RB) THE SPORTS NETWORK NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sept. 1______Eric Ward, Richmond, QB 1 - Adam Abramowitz (Richmond, DL); Angelo Babbaro (Villanova, KR), Aaron Sept. 8______Liam Coen, Massachusetts, QB Ball (Villanova, RB); John Baranowsky (James Madison, DL); Justin Barnes (James Sept. 15______Rodney Landers, James Madison, QB Madison, LB); Mike Boyle (New Hampshire, KR); Brian Bradford (Towson, LB); Sept. 22______Scotty McGee, James Madison, KR Pushaun Brown (Maine, RB); Jerry Butler (Delaware, KR); Derek Cassidy (Rhode Sept. 29______Joe Marcoux, Villanova, PK Island, QB); Cody Cipalla (Delaware, DB); John Clements (New Hampshire, KR); Sept. 29______Nate Thellen, Northeastern, DB Omar Cuff (Delaware, RB); John Dempsey (Villanova, DB); Cameron Dohse (Wil- Oct. 6______Jonathan Grimes, William and Mary, KR liam and Mary, WR); Louis Feinstein (Rhode Island, PK); Joe Flacco (Delaware, Oct. 13______Jovan Belcher, Maine, DL QB); Stanley Gutierrez (Hofstra, LB); Derek Hatcher (Richmond, PR); Ryan Hinds Oct. 13______Scotty McGee, James Madison, KR (New Hampshire, DB); Stephen Howell (Richmond, DB); Chris Koepplin (Massa- Oct. 27______Ryan Hinds, New Hampshire, DB chusetts, PK); TIm Kukucka (Villanova, DL); Matt Marcorelle (Delaware, DL); Eric Nov. 10______Josh Vaughan, Richmond, RB McBride (Richmond, LB); Greg Miller (Villanova, DL); Martel Moody (Villanova, DB); J.J. Moore (Massachusetts, WR); Maurice Murray (Northeastern, RB); Jake COLLEGE SPORTING NEWS NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Phillips (William and Mary, QB); Courtney Robinson (Massachusetts, KR); Josh Sept. 1______Hugo Souza, New Hampshire, LB Rutter (William and Mary, LB); Sean Schaefer (Towson, QB); Hugo Souza (New Sept. 15______Rodney Landers, James Madison, QB Hampshire, LB); Jon Striefsky (Delaware, PK); Julian Talley (Massachusetts, Sept. 29______Joe Marcoux, Villanova, PK WR); Phillip Thaxton (Delaware, RB); Nate Thellen (Northeastern, DB); Terence Oct. 13______Scotty McGee, James Madison, KR Thomas (Villanova, LB); R.J. Toman (New Hampshire, QB); Adrian Tracy (William Nov. 10______Josh Vaughan, Richmond, RB and Mary, DL); Jake Trantin (William and Mary, LB); Dino Vasso (New Hamp- shire, DB); Lamir Whetstone (Maine, DB); Rob Zarrilli (Hofstra, PK)

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CAA Football Versus The Nation 2008 CAA FOOTBALL NON-CONFERENCE RECORD 2008 CAA FOOTBALL NON-CONFERENCE RECORD [27-17 (.614)] (Since 2002) ------Overall ------Playoffs------2008 ------Year Games W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Conference Games W-L Pct. 2007 Pct. 2002 36 24-12 .667 3-3 .500 ACC (FBS) 5 0-5 .000 0-4 .000 2003 36 24-12 .667 4-1 .800 Maryland 14, Delaware 7; Duke 31, James Madison 7; Virginia 16, Richmond 0; NC State 34, William and Mary 24; Boston College 42, Rhode Island 0 2004 47 32-15 .681 8-3 .727 Big East (FBS) 3 0-3 .000 0-1 .000 2005 40 25-15 .625 2-2 .500 Connecticut 35, Hofstra 3; West Virginia 48, Villanova 21; Syracuse 30, Northeast- 2006 39 24-15 .615 4-3 .571 ern 21 2007 47 30-17 .638 6-5 .545 Big South (FCS) 5 4-1 .800 4-0 1.000 2008 44 27-17 .614 -- -- Maine 28, Stony Brook 13; William and Mary 52, VMI 17; Coastal Carolina 31, TOTALS 289 186-103 .644 27-17 .614 Towson 3; Hofstra 43, Stony Brook 3; Richmond 56, VMI 16 Big Ten (FBS) 1 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 CAA FOOTBALL ALL-TIME VICTORIES OVER Iowa 46, Maine 3 Big 12 (FBS) 1 0-1 .000 0-0 -- BCS/FBS OPPONENTS Texas Tech 56, Massachusetts 14 (Since 1997) Conference USA (FBS) 1-0 1.000 YEAR CAA School BCS-FBS Opponent Score Date 1998 William and Mary Temple 45-38 Oct. 3 Gateway (FCS) 2-2 .500 1999 Connecticut Buffalo 23-0 Sept. 18 2000 Northeastern Connecticut 35-27 Sept. 23 Great West (FCS) 1 1-0 1.000 0-1 .000 2000 Richmond Arkansas State 30-27 Sept. 30 Northeastern 27, UC Davis 10 2000 Rhode Island Connecticut 26-21 Nov. 11 FCS Independents 3 3-0 1.000 2-1 .667 2002 Villanova Rutgers 37-19 Aug. 31 James Madison 56, North Carolina Central 7; Massachusetts 42, Bryant 7; Maine 2002 Northeastern Ohio 31-0 Sept. 7 55, Iona 7 2003 Villanova Temple 23-20 (2ot) Sept. 6 FBS Independents 2 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 2003 Delaware Navy 21-17 Oct. 25 Navy 41, Towson 13; New Hampshire 28, Army 10 2004 New Hampshire Rutgers 35-24 Sept. 11 Ivy League (FCS) 4 4-0 1.000 3-0 1.000 2004 Maine Mississippi State 9-7 Sept. 18 Villanova 20, Penn 14 (ot); New Hampshire 42, Dartmouth 6; Towson 31, Colum- 2006 Richmond Duke 13-0 Sept. 2 bia 24; Rhode Island 37, Brown 13 2006 New Hampshire Northwestern 34-17 Sept. 9 Metro Atlantic (FCS) 1-0 1.000 2007 New Hampshire Marshall 48-35 Sept. 15 2007 Delaware Navy 59-52 Oct. 27 Mid-American (FBS) 1 0-1 .000 0-0 -- Ball State 48, Northeastern 14 2008 New Hampshire Army 28-10 Sept. 6 Mid-Eastern (FCS) 2 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 CAA Football Record against BCS-FBS Opponents (Since 1997)______16-68 (.190) Towson 21, Morgan State 16; William and Mary 42, Norfolk State 12 Northeast (FCS) 6 5-1 .833 4-0 1.000 Rhode Island 27, Monmouth 24; Massachusetts 28, Albany 16; Maine 21, Mon- CAA FOOTBALL -- NORTH DIVISION VS.SOUTH DIVISION mouth 17; Albany 22, Hofstra 16 (ot); New Hampshire 32, Albany 24; Delaware (Since 2004) 38, Albany 7 NORTH vs. south W L T Pct. Ohio Valley (FCS) 1-0 1.000 Massachusetts 10 5 0 .667 New Hampshire 8 7 0 .533 Patriot (FCS) 5 4-1 .800 5-2 .714 Maine 7 8 0 .467 Massachusetts 45, Holy Cross 42; Fordham 16, Rhode Island 0; Villanova 33, Hofstra 5 10 0 .333 Lehigh 14; Hofstra 45, Bucknell 31; Richmond 48, Georgetown 0 Northeastern 5 10 0 .333 SEC (FBS) 0-1 .000 Rhode Island 3 12 0 .200 TOTALS 38 52 0 .422 Southern (FCS) 4 2-2 .500 2-3 .400 Richmond 28, Elon 10; Georgia Southern 34, Northeastern 27 (ot); Furman 23, SOUTH vs. north W L T Pct. Delaware 20; James Madison 35, Appalachian State 32 James Madison 14 1 0 .933 Southland (FCS) 1-0 1.000 Richmond 11 4 0 .733 William and Mary 9 6 0 .600 Division II 1 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Delaware 48, West Chester 20 Villanova 8 7 0 .533 CAA Football vs. FCS 30 25-5 .833 27-9 .750 Delaware 7 8 0 .467 Towson 3 12 0 .200 TOTALS 52 38 0 .578

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CAA Football In the 2008 Polls Sports Network Top 25 (Nov. 10) FCS Coaches Top 25 (Nov. 10) CONFERENCE RANKINGS (Nov. 10)

No. Team Record Points No. Team Record Points SN Coaches 1. James Madison (91) 8-1 2,729 1. James Madison (27) 8-1 698 Big Sky 2 2 2. Appalachian State (17) 8-2 2,642 2. Appalachian State 8-2 669 3. Cal Poly (2) 7-1 2,390 3. Cal Poly 7-1 629 Montana, Weber State 4. Northern Iowa 8-2 2,364 4. Northern Iowa (1) 8-2 617 Big South 1 1 5. Montana 9-1 2,247 5. Montana 9-1 588 Liberty 6. Villanova 7-2 2,169 6. Richmond 7-3 560 CAA Football 7 7 7. Richmond 7-3 2,034 7. Villanova 7-2 519 8. Weber State 9-2 1,967 8. Weber State 9-2 485 James Madison, Maine, Massachusetts, New 9. Wofford 7-2 1,767 9. Southern Illinois 7-2 482 Hampshire, Richmond, Villanova, William and 10. Southern Illinois 7-2 1,757 10. Elon 8-2 442 Mary 11. Elon 8-2 1,685 11. Wofford 7-2 400 Great West 1 1 12. William and Mary 7-2 1,394 12. New Hampshire 7-2 375 13. New Hampshire 7-2 1,375 13. Central Arkansas 8-2 364 Cal Poly 14. Furman 7-3 1,191 14. McNeese State 6-3 311 Ivy 1 1 15. Central Arkansas 8-2 1,153 15. William and Mary 7-2 289 Harvard 16. McNeese State 6-3 949 16. Furman 7-3 283 Mid-Eastern Athletic 1 1 17. South Carolina State 8-2 871 17. South Carolina State 8-2 241 18. Tennessee State 8-2 653 18. Tennessee State 8-2 164 South Carolina State 19. Harvard 7-1 598 19. Harvard 7-1 148 Missouri Valley Football 3 3 20. Tennessee-Martin 7-3 583 20. Massachusetts 6-4 146 North Dakota State, Northern Iowa, Southern 21. Maine 7-3 561 21. Tennessee-Martin 7-3 132 Illinois, Western Illinois 22. Massachusetts 6-4 462 22. Liberty 8-2 92 23. Colgate 8-2 387 23. Maine 7-3 80 Ohio Valley 2 2 24. Liberty 8-2 279 24. Colgate 8-2 76 Tennessee-Martin, Tennessee State 25. Western Illinois 5-4 274 25. North Dakota State 5-4 73 Patriot 1 1

Others receiving votes: South Dakota State 195, Lafayette Others receiving votes: Jacksonville State (58), Western Illi- Colgate 131, Prairie View 118, Jacksonville State 101, Holy Cross nois (55), Grambling State (33), Prairie View A&M (28), South Southern 4 4 79, North Dakota State 78, Eastern Kentucky 63, Grambling Dakota State (18), Lafayette (11), Holy Cross (9), Dayton (9), Appalachian State, Elon, Furman, Wofford 57, Northern Arizona 53, Montana State 33, Texas State 19, Bethune-Cookman (5), Florida A&M (4), Montana State (3), Florida A&M 16, Dayton 14, Northwestern State 13, Albany Eastern Kentucky (2), Albany (1), Jacksonville (1). Southland 2 2 12, Monmouth 9, San Diego 6, Morgan State 5, Penn 4, Sam- Central Arkansas, McNeese State ford 3, Bethune-Cookman 2, Georgia Southern 2, Hampton 2, Jacksonville 2, Sacred Heart 2, UC Davis 2.

2008 Week-By-Week/Team-By-Team Top-25 Breakdown (Sports Network/FCS Coaches) UD HOF JMU UM UMass UNH NU URI UR TU VU WM Pre 9/8 rv/rv 6/3 rv/rv 5/5 16/16 -/- -/- 4/6 -/rv 21/19 -/- Sept. 1 6/7 rv/rv 8/8 -/rv 4/4 15/15 -/- -/- 3/3 -/- 23/20 -/- Sept. 8 6/6 rv/rv 7/7 -/- 3/5 10/10 -/- -/- 4/4 -/- 21/21 -/rv Sept. 15 6/6 -/- 5/5 rv/rv 9/9 10/10 -/rv -/- 2/3 -/- 19/19 rv/- Sept. 22 17/12 -/- 2/1 -/- 18/10 7/8 -/- -/- 1/2 -/- 19/19 rv/rv Sept. 29 16/14 -/rv 1/1 -/- 18/12 5/5 -/- -/- 6/7 -/- 14/16 rv/rv Oct. 6 24/20 -/- 1/1 -/rv 13/11 4/4 rv/- -/- 5/5 -/- 9/13 rv/rv Oct. 13 rv/rv -/- 1/1 rv/rv 10/7 11/11 rv/rv -/- 9/9 -/- 7/10 rv/rv Oct. 20 rv/- -/- 1/1 rv/rv 17/16 10/10 -/- -/- 9/8 -/- 7/9 23/23 Oct. 27 -/rv -/- 1/1 rv/rv 15/15 9/8 -/- -/- 8/7 -/- 7/10 16/19 Nov. 3 -/- -/- 1/1 rv/rv 13/13 8/7 -/- -/- 7/6 -/- 6/8 14/16 Nov. 10 -/- -/- 1/1 21/23 22/20 13/12 -/- -/- 7/6 -/- 6/7 12/15

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2008 CAA Football Attendance School Stadium Seat Capacity Games Total Att. Average Att. Pct. of Seat Capacity Delaware Delaware Stadium 22,000 5 108,196 21,639.2 98.36 Hofstra Shuart Stadium 13,000 4 16,502 4,125.5 31.73 James Madison Bridgeforth Stadium 15,500 5 81,347 16,269.4 104.96 Maine Alfond Stadium 10,000 5 22,441 4,488.2 44.88 Massachusetts McGuirk Alumni Stadium 17,000 5 69,190 13,838.0 81.40 New Hampshire Cowell Stadium 6,500 4 33,770 8,442.5 129.88 Northeastern Parsons Field 7,000 4 13,606 3,401.5 48.59 Rhode Island Meade Stadium 6,555 5 27,252 5,450.4 83.15 Richmond UR Stadium 21,319 4 34,856 8,714.0 40.87 Towson Unitas Stadium 11,198 5 24,304 4,860.8 43.41 Villanova Villanova Stadium 12,000 4 30,556 7,639.0 63.66 William and Mary Zable Stadium 12,259 5 49,022 9,804.4 79.98

2008 CAA Football Coaching Records COLLEGIATE ALL GAMES CAA FOOTBALL OVERALL RECORD AT CAA SCHOOLS GAMES ONLY Coach, Team W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. K.C. Keeler, Delaware 144-53-1 .730 56-32 .636 32-24 .571 Dave Cohen, Hofstra 12-20 .375 12-20 .375 6-16 .273 Mickey Matthews, James Madison 72-45 .615 72-45 .615 49-32 .605 Jack Cosgrove, Maine 87-93 .483 87-93 .483 58-71 .450 *Don Brown, Massachusetts 94-44 .681 69-38 .645 46-27 .630 Sean McDonnell, New Hampshire 67-49 .578 67-49 .578 40-41 .494 Rocky Hager, Northeastern 108-62-1 .635 17-37 .315 13-25 .342 Darren Rizzi, Rhode Island 17-22 .436 2-8 .200 0-6 .000 Mike London, Richmond 7-3 .700 7-3 .700 4-2 .667 Gordy Combs, Towson 92-88 .511 22-32 .407 9-29 .237 Andy Talley, Villanova 190-118-2 .616 162-100-1 .618 98-71 .580 Jimmye Laycock, William and Mary 189-136-2 .581 189-136-2 .581 76-52 .594 * - Coached at Northeastern from 2000-03

2008 CAA Football Starting Quarterbacks (Stats include all appearances) ------IN WINS ------IN LOSSES ------School Quarterback(s) Record C-A-I Yards TD Pct. C-A-I Yards TD Pct. Delaware Robbie Agnone 0-1 4-7-0 39 0 57.1 5-10-0 47 0 50.0 Aaron Love 1-0 4-4-0 38 0 100.0 2-3-1 28 0 66.7 Lou Ritacco 1-0 21-32-1 235 1 65.6 Robby Schoenhoft 2-5 24-42-2 360 3 57.1 80-147-10 803 3 54.4 Hofstra Cory Christopher 3-4 55-79-1 574 2 69.6 72-111-5 589 2 64.9 Steve Probst 0-3 70-124-8 618 5 56.5 James Madison Rodney Landers 8-1 62-98-2 887 11 63.3 4-9-1 51 0 44.4 Maine Adam Farkes 3-3 34-59-0 390 7 57.6 45-88-6 480 2 51.1 Michael Brusko 4-0 40-56-1 553 6 71.4 Massachusetts Liam Coen 6-4 99-153-4 1610 15 64.7 72-122-6 849 6 59.0 New Hampshire R.J. Toman 7-2 138-199-5 1619 19 69.3 45-64-2 569 2 70.3 Northeastern Anthony Orio 2-8 22-36-1 303 3 61.1 147-253-8 1642 7 58.1 Rhode Island Derek Cassidy 2-8 43-68-1 555 7 63.2 187-319-13 1919 8 58.6 Richmond Eric Ward 7-3 83-128-1 1159 9 64.8 56-90-2 635 1 62.2 Towson Sean Schaefer 3-7 63-90-3 809 9 70.0 178-274-10 1836 10 65.0 Villanova Chris Whitney 5-1 66-93-4 776 6 71.0 12-15-0 96 1 80.0 Antwon Young 2-1 48-76-5 590 4 63.2 17-33-2 218 0 51.5 William and Mary Jake Phillips 7-1 134-201-9 1713 18 66.7 15-30-2 139 1 50.0 R.J. Archer 0-1 0-2-0 0 0 0.0 25-44-1 356 2 56.8

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2008 CAA Football/NCAA Statistical Rankings (NCAA Rankings are based on a total of 118 FCS programs) OFFENSE DEFENSE Team Rushing Passing Total Scoring Team Rushing Passing Total Scoring Delaware 7/46 10/97 12/92 11/100 Delaware 4/42 6/34 5/34 3/21 Hofstra 8/53 9/79 10/80 8/85 Hofstra 11/107 1/5 8/57 10/90 James Madison 1/6 12/113 6/50 1/7 James Madison 6/53 4/13 2/14 2/19 Maine 3/19 11/103 8/71 7/66 Maine 7/57 7/49 7/47 6/37 Massachusetts 9/68 2/19 3/30 5/36 Massachusetts 10/93 2/9 6/46 8/64 New Hampshire 6/45 4/28 2/27 2/12 New Hampshire 3/40 10/95 9/80 7/47 Northeastern 10/77 6/48 7/63 9/90 Northeastern 8/83 12/104 11/103 9/77 Rhode Island 11/115 3/21 11/88 10/99 Rhode Island 9/86 11/99 10/100 12/104 Richmond 4/25 8/76 5/45 4/21 Richmond 2/32 3/12 1/8 1/8 Towson 12/116 1/15 9/79 12/103 Towson 12/111 8/72 12/104 11/102 Villanova 2/15 7/67 4/32 6/47 Villanova 1/9 9/79 3/23 4/23 William and Mary 5/31 5/29 1/12 3/14 William and Mary 5/52 5/25 4/28 5/33

CAA Football All-Time League Standings (League games only)

Team Wins Losses Ties Pct. Overall Titles Shared Titles Outright Titles Last Title Delaware 121 62 0 .661 8 6 2 2004 Massachusetts 225 124 4 .643 21 11 10 2007 William and Mary 76 52 0 .594 3 2 1 2004 James Madison 75 54 0 .581 2 2 0 2004 Villanova 98 71 0 .580 4 3 1 2001 Connecticut 158 115 10 .576 15 10 5 1989 New Hampshire 183 171 10 .516 12 4 8 2005 Maine 161 197 7 .451 11 8 3 2002 Boston University 71 89 0 .444 6 4 2 1993 Richmond 81 102 0 .443 5 4 1 2007 Hofstra 27 38 0 .415 1 1 0 2001 Northeastern 49 80 0 .380 1 1 0 2002 Rhode Island 124 238 7 .346 7 5 2 1985 Vermont 27 63 2 .304 0 0 0 ------Towson 9 29 0 .237 0 0 0 ------former league members in italics

Last Back-to-Back Champion: Massachusetts (2006-07) -- Shared with Richmond in 2007 Longest Title Streak: 5, Connecticut (1956-60) Most Years Between Titles: 23, Rhode Island (1957-81)

CAA Football Record CAA Football Record Last Five Seasons -- 2004-2008 Last 10 Seasons -- 1999-2008 (All Games) (All Games)

Team Wins Losses Ties Pct. Titles Team Wins Losses Ties Pct. Titles James Madison 45 14 0 .763 1 Massachusetts 79 41 0 .658 4 New Hampshire 44 16 0 .733 1 Delaware 79 44 0 .642 3 Massachusetts 42 18 0 .700 2 James Madison 72 45 0 .615 2 Richmond 36 22 0 .621 2 Villanova 68 44 0 .607 1 Delaware 35 25 0 .583 1 New Hampshire 67 49 0 .578 1 Villanova 30 23 0 .566 0 Maine 62 51 0 .549 2 William and Mary 30 26 0 .536 1 William and Mary 58 51 0 .532 2 Maine 27 27 0 .500 0 Richmond 59 56 0 .513 3 *Towson 22 32 0 .407 0 **Hofstra 41 49 0 .456 1 Hofstra 24 30 0 .375 0 Northeastern 46 65 0 .414 1 Northeastern 17 37 0 .315 0 *Towson 22 32 0 .407 0 Rhode Island 17 37 0 .315 0 Rhode Island 36 74 0 .327 0 * - Began league membership in 2004 * - Began league membership in 2004 ** - Began league membership in 2001

CAA Football Communications CAASports.com PAGE - 21 8625 Patterson Avenue | Richmond, VA 23229 Week 12 CAA Football Weekly Release Scott Meyer, Director of Football Communications E-Mail: [email protected] | Office: 804.754.1616 x20 | Cell: 804.922.7236 | Fax: 804.754.1830 CAA Football All-Time Coaching Records --- OVERALL --- -- CONFERENCE -- CAA All-Time Wins Coach Years Record Pct. Record Pct. 1. Biff Glassford (UNH) 1946-1948 19-5-1 .780 7-1 .875 1. Andy Talley (VU)______98 2. Vic Fusia (UMass) 1961-1970 59-32-2 .645 41-7-1 .847 2. Bill Bowes (UNH)______97 3. David Nelson (UM) 1949-1950 7-5-2 .571 5-1-1 .786 3. Harold “Tubby” Raymond (UD)______89 4. Dick MacPherson (UMass) 1971-1977 45-27-1 .623 28-8-1 .770 4. Jimmye Laycock (WM)______76 5. Bob Casciola (UC) 1971-1972 9-8-1 .528 7-2-1 .750 5. Jim Reid (UMass, UR)______61 Tom Lichtenberg (UM) 1989 9-3 .750 6-2 .750 6. Jack Cosgrove (UM)______58 Charles Studley (UMass) 1960 7-2 .778 3-1 .750 7. Mickey Matthews (JMU)______49 8. Hal Kopp (URI) 1950, 52-55 28-11-2 .718 15-5-1 .738 8. Don Brown (NU, UMass)______46 9. Bob Pickett (UMass) 1978-1983 36-28 .563 22-8 .733 9. Tom Jackson (UC)______42 10. John Toner (UC) 1966-1970 20-24-3 .457 17-6-2 .720 10. Hal Westerman (UM)______41 11. Harold “Tubby” Raymond (UD) 1966-2001 300-119-3 .714 89-38 .701 Vic Fusia (UMass)______41 12. Mark Whipple (UMass) 1998-2003 49-26 .653 35-16 .686 12. Sean McDonnell (UNH)______40 13. Mike London (UR) 2008- 7-3 .700 4-2 .667 Bob Griffin (URI)______37 Tim Murphy (UM) 1987-1988 15-8 .652 10-5 .667 14. Mark Whipple (UMass)______35 15. Rick Taylor (BU) 1977-1984 55-32-1 .631 26-14 .650 15. K.C. Keeler (UD)______32 Thomas Eck (UMass) 1945, 47-51 17-23-4 .432 6-3-1 .650 16. Bob Ingalls (UC)______29 17. Bob Ingalls (UC) 1952-1963 49-54-3 .476 29-16-3 .635 17. Dick MacPherson (UMass)______28 18. Don Brown (NU, UMass) 2000-03, 04- 69-38 .645 46-27 .630 18. Rick Taylor (BU)______26 Northeastern 2000-03 27-20 .574 18-17 .514 19. Chief Boston (UNH)______25 Massachusetts 2004- 41-18 .695 28-10 .737 20. Dan Allen (BU)______24 19. Rip Scherer (JMU) 1991-1994 29-19 .604 10-6 .625 21. Mike Hodges (UMass)______23 20. Larry Naviaux (UC) 1973-1976 18-24-1 .430 13-8-1 .614 22. Skip Holtz (UC)______22 21. J.O. Christian (UC) 1934-1949 66-51-4 .562 5-3-1 .611 Bob Pickett (UMass)______22 22. Mickey Matthews (JMU) 1999- 72-45 .615 49-32 .605 24. Joe Gardi (HOF)______21 23. Hal Westerman (UM) 1951-1966 80-38-7 .668 41-26-5 .604 25. Tim Stowers (URI)______20 24. Jimmye Laycock (WM) 1980- 189-136-2 .581 76-52 .594 26. Dave Clawson (UR)______19 Dave Clawson (UR) 2004-2007 29-20 .592 19-13 .594 27. Barry Gallup (NU)______18 26. Andy Talley (VU) 1985- 162-100-1 .618 98-71 .580 28. Floyd Keith (URI)______17 27. K.C. Keeler (UD) 2002- 56-32 .636 32-24 .571 John Toner (UC)______17 28. Bill Bowes (UNH) 1972-1998 175-106-5 .621 97-74-2 .567 30. Alex Wood (JMU)______16 29. Rick Forzano (UC) 1964-1965 7-10-1 .417 4-3-1 .563 31. Walter Abbott (UM)______15 30. Skip Holtz (UC) 1994-1998 34-23 .597 22-18 .550 Bob Clifford (VER)______15 Jim Root (UNH) 1968-1971 18-14-1 .561 11-9 .550 Hal Kopp (URI)______15 32. Tom Jackson (UC) 1983-1993 62-57 .521 42-35 .545 34. Walt Nadzak (UC)______14 33. Jim Reid (UMass, UR) 1986-91, 95-03 84-82-3 .506 61-60 .504 35. Rocky Hager (NU)______13 Massachusetts 1986-91 36-29-2 .552 26-20 .565 Jack Gregory (URI)______13 Richmond 1995-03 48-53-1 .475 35-40 .467 Larry Naviaux (UC)______13 34. Sean McDonnell (UNH) 1999- 67-49 .578 40-41 .494 38. Jim Marshall (UR)______12 35. Dan Allen (BU) 1990-1995 36-33 .522 24-24 .500 39. Jim Root (UNH)______11 Alex Wood (JMU) 1995-1998 23-22 .511 16-16 .500 Dal Shealy (UR)______11 Dal Shealy (UR) 1980-1988 43-57 .430 11-11 .500 41. Tim Murphy (UM)______10 Bob Stull (UMass) 1984-1985 10-12 .455 5-5 .500 Rip Scherer (JMU)______10 George Allen (UM) 1941, 46-48 16-11-2 .586 3-3 .500 Jack Zilly (URI)______10 40. Joe Gardi (HOF) 2001-05 119-62-2 .656 21-22 .488 44. Gordy Combs (TU)______9 41. Walt Nadzak (UC) 1977-1982 24-39-2 .385 14-15-1 .483 45. Kirk Ferentz (UM)______8 42. Mike Hodges (UMass) 1992-1997 35-30 .538 23-25 .479 Herb Maack (URI)______8 43. Jack Cosgrove (UM) 1993- 87-93 .483 58-71 .450 Charlie O’ Rourke (UMass)______8 44. Chris Palmer (BU) 1988-1989 8-14 .364 7-9 .438 48. Bob Casciola (UC)______7 45. Chief Boston (UNH) 1949-1964 60-57-10 .512 25-34-8 .433 Biff Glassford (UNH)______7 46. Bob Clifford (VER) 1962-1969 37-29-1 .560 15-20-1 .431 Paul Kemp (BU)______7 47. Jack Gregory (URI) 1970-1975 22-33-2 .404 13-18-1 .422 Chris Palmer (BU)______7 48. Buddy Teevens (UM) 1985-1986 13-9 .591 5-7 .417 52. Dave Cohen (HOF)______6 49. Herb Maack (URI) 1956-1960 17-22-2 .439 8-12-2 .409 Thomas Eck (UMass)______6 50 Randy Edsall (UC) 1999 4-7 .364 3-5 .375 Tom Lichtenberg (UM)______6 51. Bob Griffin (URI) 1976-1992 79-107-1 .425 37-67 .356 Ron Rogerson (UM)______6 52. Rocky Hager (NU) 2004- 17-37 .315 13-25 .342 Steve Stetson (BU)______6 53. Kirk Ferentz (UM) 1990-1992 12-21 .363 8-16 .333 57. J.O. Christian (UC)______5 Paul Kemp (BU) 1973-1976 16-24-1 .402 7-14 .333 Carl Falivene (VER)______5 Arthur Valpey (UC) 1950-1951 7-9 .438 2-4 .333 David Nelson (UM)______5 56. Barry Gallup (NU) 1991-1999 38-60-1 .389 18-38 .321 Bob Stull (UMass)______5 57. Walter Abbott (UM) 1967-1975 27-53 .338 15-32 .319 Buddy Teevens (UM)______5 58. Steve Stetson (BU) 1985-1987 10-23 .303 6-13 .316 62. Mike London (UR)______4 59. Jack Zilly (URI) 1963-1969 21-41-2 .344 10-23-2 .314 Jack Bicknell (UM)______4 60. Floyd Keith (URI) 1993-1999 23-53 .303 17-39 .304 Rick Forzano (UC)______4 61. Ron Rogerson (UM) 1981-1984 19-23-1 .454 6-14 .300 65. George Allen (UM)______3 Joe Yukica (UNH) 1966-1967 7-9 .438 3-7 .300 Randy Edsall (UC)______3 63. Tim Stowers (URI) 2000-2007 33-57 .367 20-47 .299 John C. Evans (VER)______3 64. Carl Falivene (VER) 1972-1974 11-17 .393 5-12 .294 Charles Studley (UMass)______3 65. John C. Evans (VER) 1947-1951 15-21-2 .421 3-8-1 .292 Joe Yukica (UNH)______3 66. Charlie O’ Rourke (UMass) 1952-1959 21-39-4 .359 8-21-1 .283 70. John Chironna (URI)______2 67. Dave Cohen (HOF) 2006- 12-20 .375 6-16 .273 Ed Donnelly (VER)______2 68. Jim Marshall (UR) 1989-1994 19-47 .288 12-36 .250 Joe Scannella (VER)______2 John Chironna (URI) 1961-1962 4-11-3 .306 2-7-1 .250 Arthur Valpey (UC)______2 Ed Doherty (URI) 1951 3-5 .375 1-3 .250 74. Bill Beck (URI)______1 71. Gordy Combs (TU) 2004- 22-32 .407 9-29 .237 Ed Doherty (URI)______1 72. Joe Scannella (VER) 1970-1971 2-16 .111 2-8 .200 Tom Masella (BU)______1 73. Jack Bicknell (UM) 1976-1980 18-35-1 .343 4-20-1 .180 77. Darren Rizzi (URI)______0 74. Ed Donnelly (VER) 1952-1961 25-40-5 .393 2-15 .118 Andy Mooradian (UNH)______0 75. Bill Beck (URI) 1941, 46-49 12-22-2 .361 1-11 .083 76. Tom Masella (BU) 1996-1997 2-20 .091 1-15 .063 77. Darren Rizzi (URI) 2008- 2-8 .200 0-6 .000 Andy Mooradian (UNH) 1965 0-8 .000 0-5 .000

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All-Time CAA Football Rushing Records Yards Gained - Career Rushing Touchdowns - Career Yards Name School Years TD Name School Years 6,250 Marcel Shipp Massachusetts 1997-2000 65 Omar Cuff Delaware 2004-2007 6,193 Jerry Azumah New Hampshire 1995-1998 60 Jerry Azumah New Hampshire 1995-1998 5,332 Steve Baylark Massachusetts 2003-2006 58 Marcel Shipp Massachusetts 1997-2000 4,624 Rene Ingoglia Massachusetts 1992-1995 55 Paul Lewis Boston University 1981-1984 4,587 Daryl Brown Delaware 1991-1994 54 Rene Ingoglia Massachusetts 1992-1995 4,499 Brian Westbrook Villanova 1997-2001 54 Brian Westbrook Villanova 1997-2001 4,436 Paul Lewis Boston University 1981-1984 49 Bill Burnham New Hampshire 1974-1977 4,364 Omar Cuff Delaware 2004-2007 47 Daryl Brown Delaware 1991-1994 4,025 Carl Smith Maine 1988-1991 43 Norm Ford New Hampshire 1986-1989 3,940 Marcus Williams Maine 2001-2004 43 Maurice Murray Northeastern 2004-2007

Average Yards Gained - Season (Minimum 1000 Yards) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Avg. Name (School) Cl. Gms. Yards Year Most Rushing Attempts - Game 199.6 Jerry Azumah (UNH) Sr. 11 2,195 1998 55______Maurice Murray (NU) vs. New Hampshire, 11/3/07 181.6 Marcel Shipp (UMass) So. 14 2,542 1998 159.6 L.J. McKanas (NU) Sr. 11 1,756 2001 Most Rushing Attempts - Season 157.1 Carl Smith (UM) So. 12 1,885 1989 428______Marcel Shipp (UMass), 1998 (14 games) 148.6 Pat Abbruzzi (URI) So. 8 1,189 1952 148.3 Garry Pearson (UMass) Sr. 11 1,631 1982 Avg. Rushes Per Game - Season 147.5 Lorenzo Bouier (UM) Sr. 11 1,622 1982 31.7 (349) ______Lorenzo Bouier (UM), 1980 145.7 Brian Westbrook (VU) Sr. 11 1,603 2001 144.1 Jerry Azumah (UNH) Jr. 11 1,585 1997 142.9 Curtis Keaton (JMU) Sr. 12 1,715 1999 Most Rushing TDs - Game 6______Omar Cuff (UD) vs. William and Mary, 8/30/07

Senior Record: 199.6______Jerry Azumah (UNH), 1998 Junior Record: 144.1______Jerry Azumah (UNH), 1997 Most Rushing TDs - Season 35______Omar Cuff (UD), 2007 (15 games) Sophomore Record: 181.6______Marcel Shipp (UMass), 1998 Freshman Record: 138.1______Jerry Azumah (UNH), 1995 Avg. Rushing TDs/Game - Season 2.3 (35)______Omar Cuff (UD), 2007 Yards Gained - Game Yards Name (School) Opponent Date Longest Rush - Game 337 Frank Alessio (UMass) Boston University 11/11/95 99______Pat Abbruzzi (URI) vs. New Hampshire, 10/4/52 329 Jerry Azumah (UNH) Hofstra 11/7/98 99______Gerry White (UC) vs. Rhode Island, 11/12/60 Tim Hightower, Richmond 313 Rene Ingoglia (UMass) Rhode Island 10/1/94 306 Pat Abbruzzi (URI) New Hampshire 10/4/52 TEAM RECORDS 302 Lorenzo Bouier (UM) Northeastern 11/1/80 Annual Rushing Leaders 300 Jerry Azumah (UNH) Boston University 11/15/97 Most Rushing Attempts - Game 295 Tim Hightower (UR) Bucknell 9/22/07 84______Maine vs. Bowdoin, 11/6/54 Year Name (Team) Average Yards 288 Omar Cuff (UD) Delaware State 11/23/07 1978 Mal Najarian (BU) 143.0 1,001 288 Garry Pearson (UMass) American Int’l 11/20/82 Most Rushing Attempts - Season 1979 Mal Najarian (BU) 114.0 1,137 1980 Lorenzo Bouier (UM) 147.5 1,622 287 Brian Westbrook (VU) Hofstra 11/10/01 778______Richmond, 2000 (13 games) 1981 Gregg Drew (BU) 125.0 1,250 1982 Garry Pearson (UMass) 148.3 1,631 Senior Record: 329_____ Jerry Azumah (UNH) vs. Hofstra (11/7/98) Most Rushing Yards - Game 1983 Paul Lewis (BU) 133.6 1,603 Junior Record: 337_ __ Frank Alessio (UMass) vs. Boston Univ. (11/11/95) 593______Northeastern vs. Stonehill, 8/30/03 1984 Andre Garron (UNH) 143.4 1,004 Sophomore Record: 306_____ Pat Abbruzzi (URI) vs. UNH (10/4/52) 1985 Andre Garron (UNH) 111.0 888 Freshman Record: 264_ __Jerry Azumah (UNH) vs. Villanova (11/11/95) Most Rushing Yards - Season 1986 Randy Pettus (BU) 87.4 874 4,009______Rhode Island, 2003 (12 games) 1987 Erwin Matthews (UR) 110.6 1,327 1988 George Boothe (UC) 91.1 1,002 Total Carries - Career Most Rushing Yds/Game - Season 1989 Carl Smith (UM) 152.7 1,680 Att. Name School Years 334.1______Rhode Island, 2003 (12 games) 1990 Barry Bourassa (UNH) 106.3 957 1,215 Marcel Shipp Massachusetts 1997-2000 1991 Jerome Bledsoe (UMass) 140.3 1,545 1,104 Steve Baylark Massachusetts 2003-2006 1992 Uly Scott (UR) 119.8 1,318 1,045 Jerry Azumah New Hampshire 1995-1998 Most Rushing TDs - Game 1993 Rene Ingoglia (UMass) 116.8 1,285 9______Northeastern vs. Stonehill, 8/30/03 972 Paul Lewis Boston University 1981-1984 1994 Rene Ingoglia (UMass) 136.8 1,505 925 Omar Cuff Delaware 2004-2007 1995 Frank Alessio (UMass) 116.0 1,276 905 Rene Ingoglia Massachusetts 1992-1995 Most Rushing TDs - Season 1996 Jerry Azumah (UNH) 118.9 1,308 879 Lorenzo Bouier Maine 1979-1982 49______Delaware, 1992 (14 games) 1997 Jerry Azumah (UNH) 143.3 1,576 819 Maurice Murray Northeastern 2004-2007 1998 Jerry Azumah (UNH) 199.6 2,195 814 Bill Burnham New Hampshire 1974-1977 Most First Downs Rushing - Game 1999 Curtis Keaton (JMU) 142.9 1,715 808 Garry Pearson Massachusetts 1979-1982 27______Connecticut vs. Rhode Island, 11/15/58 2000 Brian Westbrook (VU) 110.9 1,220 2001 L. J. McKanas (NU) 159.6 1,756 Most First Downs Rushing - Season 2002 Marcus Williams (UM) 100.4 1,406 2003 Germaine Bennett (UD) 101.6 1,625 210______Delaware, 1993 (13 games) 2004 Steve Baylark (UMass) 103.5 1,138 2005 Joe Casey (URI) 113.2 1,245 2006 Steve Baylark (UMass) 130.7 1,960 2007 Tim Hightower (UR) 137.4 1,924 Active Players in italics

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All-Time CAA Football Passing Records Pass Completions - Career Yards Gained - Career Comp. Name School Years Yards Name School Years 1,102 Ricky Santos New Hampshire 2004-2007 13,212 Ricky Santos New Hampshire 2004-2007 982 Sean Schaefer Towson 2005-2008 11,003 Sean Schaefer Towson 2005-2008 868 Chris Boden Villanova 1996-1999 10,741 Liam Coen Massachusetts 2005-2008 833 Brett Gordon Villanova 1999-2002 10,166 Chris Boden Villanova 1996-1999 803 Matt DeGennaro Connecticut 1987-1990 9,805 Dave Corley, Jr. William and Mary 1999-2002 795 Liam Coen Massachusetts 2005-2008 9,639 Brett Gordon Villanova 1999-2002 755 Ron Whitcomb Maine 2003-2006 9,288 Matt DeGennaro Connecticut 1987-1990 691 Chris Hixson Rhode Island 1993-1996 8,845 Mike Buck Maine 1986-1989 676 Dave Corley, Jr. William and Mary 1999-2002 8,839 Shane Stafford Connecticut 1995-1998 673 Tom Ehrhardt Rhode Island 1984-1985 8,407 Chris Hixson Rhode Island 1993-1996

Yards Gained - Game Yards Name (School) Opponent Date 566 Tom Ehrhardt (URI) Connecticut 11/16/85 560 Bobby Seck (HOF) Rhode Island 9/25/04 556 Matt Nagy (UD) Connecticut 11/7/98 538 Ricky Santos (UNH) Villanova 10/2/04 522 Mickey Fein (UM) Connecticut 10/11/97 520 Tom Ehrhardt (URI) Lehigh 10/12/85 496 Bobby Seck (HOF) Liberty 11/22/03 494 Tom Ehrhardt (URI) Furman 12/7/85 486 Bob Jean (UNH) Villanova 11/5/88 Sean Schaefer, Towson 472 Tom Ehrhardt (URI) Akron 11/30/85

Senior Record: 566___Tom Ehrhardt (URI) vs. Connecticut (11/16/85) Average Yards Gained - Season Junior Record: 560_ __ Bobby Seck (HOF) vs. Rhode Island (9/25/04) (minimum 3,000 yards) Sophomore Record: 556__ Matt Nagy (UD) vs. Connecticut (11/7/98) Avg. Name (School) Cl. Gms. Yards Year Freshman Record: 538_ __ Ricky Santos (UNH) vs. Villanova (10/2/04) 346.8 Tom Ehrhardt (URI) Sr. 13 4,508 1985 303.3 Sean Schaefer (TU) So. 10 3,033 2006 302.0 Anton Clarkson (HOF) Jr. 10 3,020 2005 299.7 Robert Dougherty (BU) Sr. 12 3,596 1994 297.7 Tom Ehrhardt (URI) Jr. 13 3,870 1984 297.3 Rocky Butler (HOF) Sr. 12 3,568 2001 292.1 Ricky Santos (UNH) So. 13 3,797 2005 290.2 Kevin Foley (BU) Sr. 11 3,192 1995 286.0 Brett Gordon (VU) Sr. 15 4,290 2002 Ricky Santos, New Hampshire 285.2 Chris Boden (VU) So. 13 3,707 1997

Senior Record: 346.8______Tom Ehrhardt (URI), 1985 Junior Record: 302.0______Anton Clarkson (HOF), 2005 Passing Touchdowns - Career Sophomore Record: 303.3______Sean Schaefer (TU), 2006 TD Name School Years Freshman Record: 255.2______Ricky Santos (UNH), 2004 123 Ricky Santos New Hampshire 2004-2007 99 Chris Boden Villanova 1996-1999 87 Liam Coen Massachusetts 2005-2008 83 Brett Gordon Villanova 1999-2002 78 Tom Ehrhardt Rhode Island 1984-1985 73 Dave Corley, Jr. William and Mary 1999-2002 73 Matt DeGennaro Connecticut 1987-1990 73 Shane Stafford Connecticut 1995-1998 70 Sean Schaefer Towson 2005-2008 69 Mike Buck Maine 1986-1989

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Longest Pass 98______Steve Monaco-to-Emerson Foster (URI) ______vs. Holy Cross, 9/3/88 TEAM RECORDS Most Passing Attempts - Game 90______Rhode Island vs. Furman, 12/7/85

Most Passing Attempts - Season 761______Rhode Island, 1985 (13 Games)

Most Pass Completions - Game 45______Rhode Island vs. Furman, 12/7/85

Most Pass Completions - Season 419______Rhode Island, 1985 (13 Games)

Highest Completion Pct. - Season 73.2______New Hampshire, 2007 (12 Games)

Most Passing Yards - Game 580______Rhode Island vs. Connecticut, 11/16/85

Most Passing Yards - Season 5321______Rhode Island, 1985 (13 Games) Lang Campbell, Tom Ehrhardt, Rhode Island Most Touchdown Passes - Game William and Mary 8______Twice, Last by Hofstra vs. Rhode Island, 9/25/04 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most TD Passes - Season Annual Passing Leaders Most Pass Attempts - Game 47______Rhode Island, 1985 (13 Games) Completions 78______Tom Ehrhardt (URI) vs. Furman, 12/7/85 Year Name (Team) Completions Most First Downs Passing - Game 1978 Steve Tosches (URI) 114 Most Pass Completions - Game 29______Rhode Island vs. Connecticut, 11/16/85 1979 Mike McEvilly (UM) 107 43 ______Chris Boden (VU) vs. Connecticut, 10/16/99 1980 Ken Sweitzer (UC) 127 43______Sean Schaefer (TU) vs. Hofstra, 9/23/06 Most First Downs Passing - Season 1981 Ken Sweitzer (UC) 145 256______Rhode Island, 1985 (13 Games) 1982 Rich LaBonte (UM) 112 Most Pass Completions - Season 1983 Dave Weinke (URI) 150 1984 Tom Ehrhardt (URI) 308 386______Brett Gordon (VU), 2002 1985 Tom Ehrhardt (URI) 283 1986 Peter Lane (UC) 187 Most Comp./Game - Season 1987 Mike Buck (UM) 232 30.4______Tom Ehrhardt (URI), 1985 Passing Efficiency Most Pass Attempts - Season (since ratings system - 1988) 645______Tom Ehrhardt (URI), 1985 Year Name (Team) Rating 1988 Matt DeGennaro (UC) 126.4 Most Pass Attempts - Career 1989 Mike Buck (UM) 159.6 1,636______Ricky Santos (UNH), 2004-07 1990 Matt Griffin (UNH) 125.8 1991 Tom Colombo (VU) 133.0 Most Touchdown Passes - Game 1992 Greg Lilly (UR) 157.0 8______Bobby Seck (HOF) vs. Rhode Island, 9/25/04 1993 Shawn Knight (WM) 204.6 8______Tom Ehrhardt (URI) vs. Connecticut, 11/16/85 1994 Shawn Knight (WM) 151.3 1995 Leo Hamlett (UD) 165.4 1996 Mike Cook (WM) 142.5 Most TD Passes - Season 1997 Chris Boden (VU) 174.0 42______Chris Boden (VU), 1997 1998 Matt Nagy (UD) 157.0 42______Tom Ehrhardt (URI), 1985 1999 Dave Corley, Jr. (WM) 141.3 2000 Brett Gordon (VU) 153.5 Most INTs Thrown - Game 2001 Rocky Butler (HOF) 166.2 6______Five times 2002 Dave Corley, Jr. (WM) 144.6 ______Last by Matt LeZotte (JMU) vs. Delaware, 11/3/01 Brett Gordon (VU) 144.6 2003 Lang Campbell (WM) 152.1 Most INTs Thrown - Season 2004 Lang Campbell (WM) 158.7 27______Tom Ehrhardt (URI), 1985 2005 Ricky Santos (UNH) 170.3 2006 Justin Rascati (JMU) 164.0 Most INTs Thrown - Career 2007 Ricky Santos (UNH) 163.1 58______Sean Schaefer (TU), 2005-08 Chris Boden, Villanova Active Players in italics

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All-Time CAA Football Receiving Records Yards Gained - Career Average Pass Receptions - Season Yards Name School Years Avg. Name (School) Cl. Gms. Rec. Year 4,655 David Ball New Hampshire 2003-2006 9.85 Brian Forster (URI) Jr. 13 128 1985 4,168 Rich Musinski William and Mary 2000-2003 8.91 Murle Sango (VU) So. 11 98 1999 3,944 Brian Forster Rhode Island 1983-1987 8.27 Eddie Conti (UD) Sr. 11 91 1998 3,872 Brian Finneran Villanova 1994-1997 8.09 Brian Westbrook (VU) So. 11 89 1998 3,737 Eddie Conti Delaware 1994-1998 8.00 Mark Didio (UC) Sr. 11 88 1991 3,579 Bill Brooks Boston University 1982-1985 8.00 Rameek Wright (UM) Sr. 11 88 1997 3,535 Mark Didio Connecticut 1988-1991 7.82 Charles Sullivan (HOF) Sr. 11 86 2007 3,419 Dave Klemic Northeastern 1997-2000 7.69 Brian Forster (URI) So. 13 100 1984 3,350 Cory Parks Northeastern 2002-2005 7.55 J.J. Outlaw (VU) Sr. 11 83 2005 3,346 Courtney Batts Delaware 1994-1997 7.45 Earnest Payton (JMU) So. 11 82 1998

Average Yards Gained - Season Senior Record: 8.27______Eddie Conti (UD), 1998 (Minimum 1000 Yards) Junior Record: 9.85______Brian Forster (URI), 1985 Avg. Name (School) Cl. Gms. Yards Year Sophomore Record: 8.91______Murle Sango (VU), 1999 155.6 Eddie Conti (UD) Sr. 11 1,712 1998 Freshman Record: 6.18______Charles Sullivan (HOF), 2004 139.9 Brian Forster (URI) Jr. 13 1,819 1985 125.3 David Ball (UNH) So. 12 1,504 2004 123.1 Mark Didio (UC) Sr. 11 1,354 1991 119.3 David Ball (UNH) Jr. 13 1,551 2005 Pass Receptions - Game 116.1 Rich Musinski (WM) Jr. 12 1,393 2001 Rec. Name (School) Opponent Date 113.2 Dominique Thompson (WM) Sr. 14 1,585 2004 18 Brian Forster (URI) Brown 9/28/85 112.8 Kahmal Roy (HOF) Sr. 12 1,354 2001 18 Brian Forster (URI) Richmond 12/1/84 110.0 Bill Brooks (BU) Sr. 11 1,210 1985 17 Arel Gordon (UM) New Hampshire 11/18/06 109.7 David McLeod (JMU) Sr. 11 1,207 1993 17 Rameek Wright (UM) Buffalo 11/16/96 17 Brian Forster (URI) Lehigh 10/12/85 16 David Boler (UD) Navy 10/30/04 Senior Record: 155.6______Eddie Conti (UD), 1998 16 Justin Long (UD) Maine 10/2/04 Junior Record: 139.9______Brian Forster (URI), 1985 16 Brian Finneran (VU) Youngstown St. 12/16/97 Sophomore Record: 125.3______David Ball (UNH), 2004 16 Brian Finneran (VU) Connecticut 10/5/96 Freshman Record: 85.3______Charles Sullivan (HOF), 2004 16 Brian Forster (URI) Connecticut 11/16/85

Yards Gained - Game Senior Record: 16 ____Brian Finneran (VU) vs. Youngstown St. (12/16/97) Junior Record: 18 ______Brian Forster (URI vs. Brown (19/28/85) Yards Name (School) Opponent Date 354 Eddie Conti (UD) Connecticut 11/7/98 Sophomore Record: 18 _ __Brian Forster (URI) vs. Richmond (12/1/84) 327 Brian Forster (URI) Brown 9/28/85 Freshman Record: 14_ __John Perry (UNH) vs. Richmond (10/21/89) Brian Finneran, Villanova 299 Brian Forster (URI) Lehigh 10/12/85 284 David Ball (UNH) Villanova 10/2/04 267 Marques Colston (HOF) Liberty 11/22/03 Annual Receptions Leaders 262 Victor Cruz (UMass) James Madison 9/13/08 Receiving Touchdowns - Career 252 Brian Forster (URI) Richmond 12/1/84 TD Name School Years Year Name (Team) Rec. Yards 248 Carnell Henderson (BU) Rhode Island 10/8/94 58 David Ball New Hampshire 2003-2006 1978 Dave Loehle (UNH) 37 514 246 Cory Parks (NU) Albany 9/6/03 41 Dave Klemic Northeastern 1997-2000 1979 Kevin O’Connor (UM) 33 518 240 David Conklin (WM) VMI 9/13/97 38 Dameon Reilly Rhode Island 1983-1985 1980 Reggie Eccleston (UC) 50 1,081 236 Justin Long (UD) Maine 10/2/04 34 Cory Parks Northeastern 2002-2005 1981 Keith Hugger (UC) 57 1,145 34 Brian Finneran Villanova 1994-1997 1982 Tom Mut (URI) 45 803 32 Bill Brooks Boston University 1982-1985 1983 Bill Brooks (BU) 56 891 Senior Record: 354____ Eddie Conti (UD) vs. Connecticut (11/7/98) 32 Brian Forster Rhode Island 1983-1987 1984 Brian Forster (URI) 100 1,357 Junior Record: 327______Brian Forster (URI) vs. Brown (9/28/85) 32 Adrian Zullo Massachusetts 1998-2002 1985 Brian Forster (URI) 115 1,617 Sophomore Record: 284___ David Ball (UNH) vs. Villanova (10/2/04) 31 Rich Musinski William and Mary 2000-2003 1986 Dennis Gadbois (BU) 70 1,095 Freshman Record: 213_ ___Charles Sullivan (HOF) vs. URI (9/25/04) 31 Eddie Conti Delaware 1994-1998 1987 Curtis Olds (UNH) 61 807 1988 Glenn Antrum (UC) 77 1,130 Receiving Touchdown - Season 1989 Darren Altieri (BU) 75 868 Pass Receptions - Career TD Name (School) Cl. Gms. Year 1990 Mark Didio (UC) 78 1,153 Rec. Name School Years 24 David Ball (UNH) Jr. 13 2005 1991 Mark Didio (UC) 88 1,354 304 David Ball New Hampshire 2003-2006 1992 Darren Rizzi (URI) 74 1,103 284 Brian Forster Rhode Island 1983-1987 1993 David Gamble (UNH) 67 1,138 265 Brian Finneran Villanova 1994-1997 Receiving Touchdowns - Game 1994 Cy Butler (URI) 73 808 Rec. Name (School) Opponent Date 239 Mark Didio Connecticut 1988-1991 1995 Ed Mantie (BU) 81 943 5 Andrae Brown (TU) Northeastern 9/24/05 238 Charles Sullivan Hofstra 2004-2007 1996 Brian Finneran (VU) 81 1,207 236 Murle Sango Villanova 1998-2001 1997 Rameek Wright (UM) 88 1,169 228 Bill Brooks Boston University 1982-1985 1998 Eddie Conti (UD) 91 1,712 225 Darren Altieri Boston University 1987-1990 1999 Murle Sango (VU) 98 1,064 224 Rich Musinski William and Mary 2000-2003 2000 Dwayne Wilmot (UM) 67 995 219 Brian Westbrook Villanova 1997-2001 2001 Stefan Gomes (UM) 81 1,069 217 Dave Klemic Northeastern 1997-2000 2002 Brian White (VU) 72 805 2003 Rich Musinski (WM) 63 888 2004 David Ball (UNH) 86 1,504 2005 David Ball (UNH) 87 1,551 2006 David Ball (UNH) 93 1,114 2007 Charles Sullivan (HOF) 86 991 Active Players in italics

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All-Time CAA Football Scoring Records TEAM RECORDS Scoring - Career Pts. Name School Years Most Points - Two Teams 544 Brian Westbrook Villanova 1997-2001 125 Connecticut 125, Newport NTS 0 1949 438 Omar Cuff Delaware 2004-2007 118 Richmond 62, Delaware 56 (5OT) 11/10/07 424 Jerry Azumah New Hampshire 1995-1998 115 Maine 59, Delaware 56 (2OT) 10/31/87 378 Marcel Shipp Massachusetts 1997-2000 113 Delaware 58, West Chester 55 9/24/94 350 David Ball New Hampshire 2003-2006 113 Rhode Island 58, Maine 55 (6OT) 9/18/82 332 Rene Ingoglia Massachusetts 1992-1995 111 Delaware 59, Navy 52 10/27/07 332 Paul Lewis Boston University 1981-1984 106 Massachusetts 64, New Hampshire 42 11/19/88 308 Daryl Brown Delaware 1991-1994 106 New Hampshire 59, Maine 47 11/19/05 306 Barry Bourassa New Hampshire 1989-1992 105 Hofstra 62, Rhode Island 43 9/25/04 294 Bill Burnham New Hampshire 1974-1977 105 Villanova 65, Buffalo 40 11/14/98

Fewest Points - Two Teams 0 Maine 0, New Hampshire 0 10/13/51 0 Connecticut 0, New Hampshire 0 11/3/56 0 Connecticut 0, Rhode Island 0 11/16/57 0 Maine 0, Rhode Island 0 9/26/59 0 Massachusetts 0, Northeastern 0 10/24/59 0 Massachusetts 0, Harvard 0 9/28/63 Brian Westbrook, Villanova 0 Connecticut 0, New Hampshire 0 10/31/64 0 Connecticut 0, Rhode Island 0 11/12/66 Most Points - Season 0 Rhode Island 0, Vermont 0 10/14/67 555 ______Delaware, 2003 (16 games) 2 Maine 2, Connecticut 0 10/21/61 Most Touchdowns - Game Fewest Points - Two Teams 12______Massachusetts vs. Northeastern, 10/9/99 (since overtime was implemented - 1982) 3 Rhode Island 3, Maine 0 10/28/06 3 Massachusetts 3, Northeastern 0 9/29/84 3 Massachusetts 3, Villanova 0 11/10/90 Most Touchdowns - Season 6 Richmond 3, Fordham 3 10/21/95 74______New Hampshire, 2005 (13 Games) 7 Massachusetts 7, Northeastern 0 10/28/06 7 Northeastern 7, Richmond 0 10/20/01 10 Rhode Island 7, Massachusetts 3 10/5/85 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Marcel Shipp, Massachusetts 10 Richmond 7, New Hampshire 3 11/4/95 Touchdowns Scored - Career 10 Massachusetts 7, Holy Cross 3 9/19/92 TD Name School Years 10 Maine 10, Kutztown 0 9/12/92 89 Brian Westbrook Villanova 1997-2001 Extra Points - Career 73 Omar Cuff Delaware 2004-2007 XP Name School Years 70 Jerry Azumah New Hampshire 1995-1998 174 Connor McCormick New Hampshire 2002-2005 Most Points - One Team 63 Marcel Shipp Massachusetts 1997-2000 167 Sean Leach Delaware 1994-1997 125 Connecticut 125, Newport NTS 0 1949 58 David Ball New Hampshire 2003-2006 166 Greg Kuehn William and Mary 2002-2005 84 Delaware 84, West Chester 0 9/23/00 55 Rene Ingoglia Massachusetts 1992-1995 162 Miro Kesic Northeastern 2002-2005 78 Northeastern 78, Stonehill 6 8/30/03 55 Paul Lewis Boston University 1981-1984 148 Casey Hannon Villanova 1998-2001 77 Maine 77, Morgan State 24 11/8/03 51 Barry Bourassa New Hampshire 1989-1992 145 Chris Onorato Hofstra 2000-2004 77 Massachusetts 77, Northeastern 0 10/9/99 50 Steve Baylark Massachusetts 2003-2006 142 Mark Kiefer Villanova 1994-1997 76 James Madison 76, Morgan State 7 9/2/95 50 Daryl Brown Delaware 1991-1994 136 Mike Morello Boston University 1991-1994 72 James Madison 72, Lock Haven 0 9/2/00 49 Bill Burnham New Hampshire 1973-1977 135 David Rabil James Madison 2003-2006 71 Connecticut 71, Massachusetts 6 10/13/56 46 Stephan Lewis New Hampshire 1999-2002 134 Adam James Villanova 2002-2005 71 Northeastern 71, Cheyney 0 9/4/04 70 New Hampshire 70, Central Connecticut 20 8/30/03 70 Towson 70, Lock Haven 0 9/10/05

Largest Margin of Victory 125 Connecticut 125, Newport NTS 0 1949 84 Delaware 84, West Chester 0 9/23/00 77 Massachusetts 77, Northeastern 0 10/9/99 72 Northeastern 78, Stonehill 6 8/30/03 72 James Madison 72, Lock Haven 0 9/2/00 71 Northeastern 71, Cheyney 0 9/4/04 71 Connecticut 71, Massachusetts 6 10/13/56 70 Towson 70, Lock Haven 0 9/10/05 69 James Madison 76, Morgan State 7 9/2/95 65 Connecticut 71, Massachusetts 6 10/13/56 64 Villanova 64, West Chester 0 8/28/97

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Most Extra Point Att. - Season 71______New Hampshire, 2005 (13 Games) 71______Massachusetts, 1998 (15 Games)

Most 2-PT Conv. Made - Game 2______Brian Finneran (VU) vs. Northeastern, 11/22/97

Most 2-PT Conv. Made - Game (Team) 4______Massachusetts vs. Delaware, 10/10/87

Most 2-Pt Conv. Made - Season 22______Connecticut, 1958

Field Goals - Career FG Name School Years 59 Greg Kuehn William and Mary 2002-2005 50 Chris Onorato Hofstra 2000-2004 49 Rob Zarrilli Hofstra 2005-2007 48 Miro Kesic Northeastern 2002-2005 Greg Kuehn, William and Mary 48 Brian Shallcross William and Mary 1994-1997 46 Brett Sterba William and Mary 1997-2000 44 Brandon Hanes Northeastern 1994-1997 Jon Striefsky, Delaware Most Extra Points Made - Game 40 Connor McCormick New Hampshire 2002-2005 (Indiv.) 41 Rob Courter Richmond 1987-1990 11______Mike Mellow (UM) vs. Morgan State, 11/8/03 39 John Coursey James Madison 1993-1996 Most FG Attempts - Season (Team) Most Extra Points Made - Game Longest Field Goal 30______Boston University, 1993 (13 Games) Long Name (School) Opponent Date (Team) 57 Miro Kesic (NU) Richmond 11/2/02 11______Maine vs. Morgan State, 11/8/03 Most Points - Game 56 Jim McManus (UC) New Hampshire 10/3/98 42______Omar Cuff (UD) vs. William and Mary, 8/30/07 11______Massachusetts vs. Northeastern, 10/9/99 54 Steve Leo (UD) Navy 10/24/92 53 Andrew Howard (UR) Hofstra 11/8/08 Most Extra Points Made - Season 53 Brett Sterba (WM) Delaware 10/14/00 Most Points - Season 234______Omar Cuff (UD), 2007 67______New Hampshire, 2005 (13 Games) 53 Dave Teggart (UNH) Northeastern 10/22/97 53 Frank Venezia (VU) Connecticut 10/7/95 53 Steve Leo (UD) Richmond 11/16/91 Most Touchdowns - Game 53 Domingos Carlos (UC) Holy Cross 10/15/83 7 ______Omar Cuff (UD) vs. William and Mary, 8/30/07 53 Bob Segar (UC) Rhode Island 11/18/78 Most Touchdowns - Season Most FGs Made - Game (Indiv.) 39______Omar Cuff (UD), 2007 5______Mark Kiefer (VU) vs. Richmond, 11/18/95

Most FGs Made - Game (Team) 5______Villanova vs. Richmond, 11/18/95

Most FGs Made - Season (Indiv.) 21______Jon Striefsky, Delaware, 2007

Most FGs Made - Season (Team) 21______Delaware, 2007

Most FG Attempts - Game (Indiv.) 6______Joe Connolly (NU) vs. Connecticut, 10/31/98

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CAA Football Communications CAASports.com PAGE - 28 8625 Patterson Avenue | Richmond, VA 23229 Week 12 CAA Football Weekly Release Scott Meyer, Director of Football Communications E-Mail: [email protected] | Office: 804.754.1616 x20 | Cell: 804.922.7236 | Fax: 804.754.1830 All-Time CAA Football Defensive/All-Purpose Records Interceptions - Career Avg. All-Purpose Yds - Season Int Name School Years Annual Interception Leaders (Minimum 1,000 Yards) Avg. Name (School) Cl. Gms. Yards Year 24 Darren Sharper William and Mary 1993-1996 Year Name Team Int 275.1 Brian Westbrook (VU) So. 11 3,026 1998 24 Chris Helon Boston University 1991-1994 1980 Darrell Wilson Connecticut 8 272.0 Brian Westbrook (VU) Jr. 11 2,992 2000 23 Kevin Smith Rhode Island 1987-1990 1981 Dwayne Lopes Maine 6 256.6 Brian Westbrook (VU) Sr. 11 2,823 2001 21 Derek Carter Maine 1994-1997 1982 Matt Latham Connecticut 6 247.8 Jerry Azumah (UNH) Sr. 11 2,726 1998 21 Mark Seals Boston University 1985-1988 John McGrath Maine 6 217.1 Stephan Lewis (UNH) Jr. 11 2,388 2001 20 Shannon James Massachusetts 2002-2005 Grady Fuller Maine 6 216.6 Marcel Shipp (UMass) So. 14 3,032 1998 20 Billy Pappas New Hampshire 1952-1954 1983 Tony Hill Rhode Island 9 215.3 Eddie Conti (UD) Sr. 11 2,368 1998 18 Matt Latham Connecticut 1982-1984 1984 Tony Hill Rhode Island 5 202.6 Stephan Lewis (UNH) Sr. 11 2,229 2002 18 Grady Fuller Massachusetts 1977-1980 Tim Teevens New Hampshire 5 202.3 Jerry Azumah (UNH) Jr. 11 2,225 1997 18 Steve Rogers Massachusetts 1968-1970 1985 Mike Cassidy Rhode Island 11 192.8 Barry Bourassa (UNH) Sr. 12 2,313 1991 1986 Eric Thompson New Hampshire 10 1987 Tim Byrne New Hampshire 5 Ken Lucas Delaware 5 Senior Record: 256.6______Brian Westbrook (VU), 2001 Mark Seals Boston University 5 Junior Record: 272.0______Brian Westbrook (VU), 2000 1988 Kevin Smith Rhode Island 9 Sophomore Record: 275.1______Brian Westbrook (VU), 1998 1989 Ryan Jones New Hampshire 7 Freshman Record: 118.6______Joe Casey (URI), 2005 1990 Claude Pettaway Maine 11 Currently: 171.6______Jonathan Grimes (WM), 2008 1991 Warren McIntire Delaware 9 1992 Mark Chapman Connecticut 8 1993 Chris Helon Boston University 12 1994 Mark Hopkins Northeastern 7 All-Purpose Yardage - Career Darren Sharper William and Mary 7 Yards Name School Years 1995 Darren Sharper William and Mary 7 9,512 Brian Westbrook Villanova 1997-2001 1996 Darren Sharper William and Mary 10 8,367 Jerry Azumah New Hampshire 1995-1998 1997 Tony Booth James Madison 8 7,759 Marcel Shipp Massachusetts 1997-2000 Derek Carter Maine 8 6,410 Stephan Lewis New Hampshire 1999-2002 1998 Ron Iannotti Rhode Island 7 6,248 Barry Bourassa New Hampshire 1989-1992 1999 Dan Mulhern Delaware 7 6,098 Steve Baylark Massachusetts 2003-2006 Lance Small Rhode Island 7 6,096 Eddie Conti Delaware 1994-1998 Darren Sharper, 2000 T. J. Hill Northeastern 8 5,620 Omar Cuff Delaware 2004-2007 2001 Art Smith Northeastern 7 5,380 Cy Butler Rhode Island 1993-1996 William and Mary Chuck Wesley Rhode Island 7 5,295 Tory Taylor Connecticut 1995-1998 2002 Billy Parker William and Mary 5 Ramon Richeson Richmond 5 Total Offense - Career INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 2003 Steve Costello Massachusetts 6 Yards Name School Years Most Interceptions - Game 2004 Shannon James Massachusetts 8 14,621 Ricky Santos New Hampshire 2004-2007 4______Three times 2005 Etienne Boulay New Hampshire 5 10,948 Dave Corley, Jr. William and Mary 1999-2002 ______Last by Kevin Smith (URI) vs. Massachusetts, 10/8/88 Daren Stone Maine 5 10,764 Sean Schaefer Towson 2005-2008 2006 Raji El-Amin Rhode Island 4 10,591 Liam Coen Massachusetts 2005-2008 Most Interception Return Andrew Harris Richmond 4 9,993 Chris Boden Villanova 1996-1999 Drew Mack Towson 4 Yards - Game 9,317 Brett Gordon Villanova 1999-2003 Raquan Pride Rhode Island 4 9,269 Matt DeGennaro Connecticut 1987-1990 160______Dave Brown (UM) vs. Bowdoin, 11/10/62 2007 Stanley Gutierrez Hofstra 4 9,051 Bill Vergantino Delaware 1989-1992 8,839 Shane Stafford Connecticut 1995-1998 Most Interceptions - Season 8,837 Mike Buck Maine 1986-1989 12______Chris Helon (BU), 1993 TEAM RECORDS Most Interceptions - Game Most Interception Return 7______Four times, Last by Villanova vs. Penn, 9/22/07 Yards - Season 239______Mike Cassidy (URI), 1985 Most Interception Return Yards - Game Most INT Return TDs - Game 207 (5 INT’s)______New Hampshire vs. Hofstra, 11/1/08 2______Twice, Last by Allante Harrison (TU) vs. Elon, 9/4/04 Most INT Return TDs - Game Most INT Return TDs - Season 2______Several times 2______Many ______Last by New Hampshire vs. Hofstra, 11/1/08 & ______Last by Justin Rogers (UR) & Derek Cox (WM), 2008 ______Richmond vs. Towson, 9/13/08

Most Interception Return Most Interceptions - Season Yards - Career 31______Delaware, 1986 (13 Games) 488______Darren Sharper (WM), 1993-96 Most Interception Return Most INT Return TDs - Career Yards - Season 4______T.J. Hill (NU), 1998-01 581______Delaware, 1996 (12 Games)

Longest INT Return - Game Most INT Return TDs - Season David Corley, Jr., 100______Five times 7______Northeastern, 1996 ______Last by Tony LeZotte (JMU) vs. Towson, 11/19/05 William and Mary

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CAA Football Communications CAASports.com PAGE - 29 8625 Patterson Avenue | Richmond, VA 23229 Week 12 CAA Football Weekly Release Scott Meyer, Director of Football Communications E-Mail: [email protected] | Office: 804.754.1616 x20 | Cell: 804.922.7236 | Fax: 804.754.1830 All-Time CAA Football Special Teams Records ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Longest Punt - Game Most Punt Return Yds - Season 93______Tyler Grogan (NU) vs. Villanova, 9/8/01 625______William and Mary, 1996 (13 Games) RECORDS Total Offense - Season Most Punt Return TDs - Game 4372______Tom Ehrhardt (URI), 1985 (13 Games) TEAM PUNTING 2______Connecticut vs. Yale, 9/24/83 RECORDS Total Offense - Game Most Punts - Game Most Punt Return TDs - Season 566______Tom Ehrhardt (URI) vs. Connecticut, 11/16/85 13______Three times, Last by Maine vs. Nebraska, 9/3/05 4______James Madison, 2008 (9 Games) Most Plays - Game Most Punts - Season KICKOFF RETURN 80______Tom Ehrhardt (URI) vs. Furman, 12/7/85 87______Maine, 1978 RECORDS Most Plays - Season Most Yards Punting - Game Most Kick Return Yds - Game 685______Tom Ehrhardt (URI), 1985 (13 Games) 518______Maine vs. Nebraska, 9/29/01 269______Brian Westbrook (VU) vs. Delaware, 11/18/00

Most Plays - Career Most Yards Punting - Season Most Kick Return Yds - Season 2,140______Ricky Santos (UNH), 2004-07 3,239______Boston University, 1997 1,048______Brian Westbrook (VU), 2000 (11 games) TEAM RECORDS Highest Punting Avg. - Season Most Kick Return Yds - Career 44.4______Boston University, 1997 2,433______Brian Westbrook (VU), 1997-01 Most Plays - Game 113______Villanova vs. Connecticut, 10/7/89 Most Kick Returns - Game PUNT RETURN RECORDS 9______Three times Most Plays - Season Most Punt Returns - Game ______Last by Brandon Johnson-Farrell (URI) 1,195______Massachusetts, 1998 (15 Games) 9______Paul Keaney (UM) vs. Youngstown St., 9/8/01 ______vs. New Hampshire, 9/13/08 Most Total Yards - Game Most Punt Returns - Season 745______Northeastern vs. Stonehill, 8/30/03 Most Kick Returns - Season 48______Stan Harrison (UNH), 1986 41______Tory Taylor (UC), 1998 (13 Games) Most Total Yards - Season Most Punt Returns - Career 7,074______Massachusetts, 1998 (15 Games) Most Kick Returns - Career 108______Winston October (UR), 1995-98 89______Three times ______Last by Jerell Jones (URI), 2004-07 Highest Avg. Total Off. - Season Most Punt Return Yards - Game 493.9______New Hampshire, 2005 (13 Games) 157______Ron Harris (UM) vs. Colgate, 11/2/74 Most Kick Return TDs - Game 1______Record is held by many Most First Downs - Game Most Punt Return Yds - Season 37______Connecticut vs. Yale, 9/26/98 541______Winston October (UR), 1998 (12 Games) Longest Kick Return - Game 100______Several times Most First Downs - Season Most Punt Return Yds - Career ______Last by Scotty McGee (JMU) vs. Towson, 11/17/07 367______Delaware, 2007 (15 games) 1,488______Delvin Joyce (JMU), 1997-00 TEAM KICK PUNTING RECORDS Most Punt Return TDs - Game 2______Matt Latham (UC) vs. Yale, 9/24/83 Most Punts - Game RETURN RECORDS 13______Three times Most Kickoff Returns - Game ______Last by Rocco Navarro (UM) vs. Nebraska, 9/3/05 Most Punt Return TDs - Season 10______Twice 3______Twice ______Last by Rhode Island vs. New Hampshire, 9/13/08 ______Last by Scotty McGee (JMU), 2008 Most Punts - Season 87______Steve Wood (UM), 1978 Most Kick Returns - Season Longest Punt Return - Game 71______Massachusetts, 1998 (15 Games) 93______Ron Harris (UMass) vs. UNH, 11/16/74 Most Punts - Career 288______Andrew Maclay (UMass), 1995-98 Most Kick Return Yds - Season Most Punt Return TDs - Career 1,428______New Hampshire, 2007 (12 Games) 3______Many Most Punting Yards - Game ______Last by Scotty McGee (JMU), 2006-08 526_ __Christian Koegel (UMass) vs. Boston College, 10/2/04

Most Punting Yards - Season TEAM PUNT RETURN 3,239______Brad Costello (BU), 1997 RECORDS Most Punting Yards - Career Most Punt Returns - Game 11,278______Andrew Maclay (UMass), 1995-98 11______Many ______Last By Connecticut vs. Maine, 10/16/71 Highest Punting Avg. - Season 44.38______Mike Leach (WM), 1998 Most Punt Returns - Season 63______William and Mary, 1996 (13 Games) Highest Punting Avg. - Career 42.3______Brad Costello (BU), 1995-97 Most Punt Return Yards - Game 165______Massachusetts vs. Colgate, 11/2/74 Active Players in italics Winston October, Richmond

CAA Football Communications CAASports.com PAGE - 30 8625 Patterson Avenue | Richmond, VA 23229 2008 CAA Football Conference Standings Through games of Nov 09, 2008

Last week's results: ------Delaware 31, Towson 21 (Nov 08, 2008 at Newark, Del.) Maine 21, Massachusetts 20 (Nov 08, 2008 at Amherst, Mass.) Richmond 34, Hofstra 14 (Nov 08, 2008 at Hempstead, N.Y.) Villanova 24, New Hampshire 13 (Nov 08, 2008 at Villanova, Pa.) William and Mary 38, Northeastern 17 (Nov 08, 2008 at Williamsburg, Va.)

North Division Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Home Away Neut Streak New Hampshire 4-2 .667 218 165 7-2 .778 320 205 3-1 4-1 0-0 Lost 1 Maine 4-2 .667 136 138 7-3 .700 243 221 4-1 3-2 0-0 Won 5 Massachusetts 3-3 .500 167 134 6-4 .600 296 255 3-2 3-2 0-0 Lost 1 Hofstra 1-5 .167 102 213 3-7 .300 209 304 1-3 2-4 0-0 Lost 4 Northeastern 1-5 .167 111 156 2-8 .200 200 278 1-3 1-5 0-0 Lost 5 Rhode Island 0-6 .000 126 238 2-8 .200 190 333 2-3 0-5 0-0 Lost 4

South Division Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Home Away Neut Streak James Madison 6-0 1.000 234 105 8-1 .889 332 175 5-0 3-1 0-0 Won 8 William and Mary 5-1 .833 199 130 7-2 .778 317 193 4-1 3-1 0-0 Won 5 Villanova 5-1 .833 171 105 7-2 .778 245 181 3-1 4-1 0-0 Won 2 Richmond 4-2 .667 204 124 7-3 .700 336 166 3-1 4-2 0-0 Won 3 Delaware 2-4 .333 75 133 4-6 .400 189 197 3-2 1-4 0-0 Won 1 Towson 1-5 .167 117 219 3-7 .300 185 331 3-2 0-5 0-0 Lost 3

Next week's games: ------Maine vs Rhode Island (Nov 15, 2008 at Kingston, R.I.) Massachusetts vs New Hampshire (Nov 15, 2008 at Durham, N.H.) Northeastern vs Hofstra (Nov 15, 2008 at Hempstead, N.Y.) Towson vs Villanova (Nov 15, 2008 at Villanova, Pa.) Delaware vs Richmond (Nov 15, 2008 at Richmond, Va.) William and Mary vs James Madison (Nov 15, 2008 at Harrisonburg, Va.) 2008 CAA Football Conference Schedule and Results Through games of Nov 09, 2008

Delaware (4-6,2-4) Towson (3-7,1-5) Aug 30 at Maryland L 7-14 A-49119 Aug 30 at Navy L 13-41 A-31613 Sep 13 WEST CHESTER W 48-20 A-22029 Sep 06 MORGAN STATE W 21-16 A-4705 Sep 20 at Furman L 21-23 A-12781 * Sep 13 at Richmond L 14-45 A-5525 Sep 27 ALBANY W 38-7 A-22196 Sep 20 at Coastal Carolina L 3-31 A-8204 * Oct 04 at Massachusetts L 7-17 A-16422 Sep 27 COLUMBIA W 31-24 A-5030 * Oct 11 MAINE L 10-27 A-21302 * Oct 04 NORTHEASTERN L 17-35 A-4032 * Oct 18 WILLIAM AND MARY L 3-27 A-21949 * Oct 11 RHODE ISLAND W 37-32 A-7369 * Oct 25 at Hofstra W 17-0 A-3518 * Oct 25 at New Hampshire L 14-42 A-8003 * Nov 01 at James Madison L 7-41 A-16810 * Nov 01 WILLIAM AND MARY L 14-34 A-3168 * Nov 08 TOWSON W 31-21 A-20720 * Nov 08 at Delaware L 21-31 A-20720 * Nov 15 at Richmond - * Nov 15 at Villanova - * Nov 22 VILLANOVA - * Nov 22 JAMES MADISON -

Hofstra (3-7,1-5) William and Mary (7-2,5-1) Aug 28 at Connecticut L 3-35 A-37583 Sep 06 at NC State L 24-34 A-56694 Sep 13 ALBANY L 16-22 A-5111 Sep 13 VMI W 52-17 A-10624 * Sep 20 RHODE ISLAND W 23-20 A-6107 Sep 20 NORFOLK STATE W 42-12 A-10152 Sep 26 at Stony Brook W 43-3 A-2105 * Oct 04 VILLANOVA L 28-38 A-10632 * Oct 04 at James Madison L 0-56 A-16109 * Oct 11 at New Hampshire W 38-34 A-13255 Oct 11 at Bucknell W 45-31 A-2444 * Oct 18 at Delaware W 27-3 A-21949 * Oct 18 at Maine L 40-41 A-3690 * Oct 25 RHODE ISLAND W 34-24 A-9383 * Oct 25 DELAWARE L 0-17 A-3518 * Nov 01 at Towson W 34-14 A-3168 * Nov 01 at New Hampshire L 25-45 A-5297 * Nov 08 NORTHEASTERN W 38-17 A-8231 * Nov 08 RICHMOND L 14-34 A-1766 * Nov 15 at James Madison - * Nov 15 NORTHEASTERN - * Nov 22 RICHMOND - * Nov 22 at Massachusetts - Maine (7-3,4-2) James Madison (8-1,6-0) Aug 30 at Iowa L 3-46 A-70585 Aug 30 at Duke L 7-31 A-32571 Sep 06 at Monmouth W 21-17 A-1945 Sep 06 NORTH CAROLINA CENT. W 56-7 A-15518 Sep 13 STONY BROOK W 28-13 A-6425 * Sep 13 MASSACHUSETTS W 52-38 A-15747 * Sep 20 at Richmond L 17-44 A-8012 Sep 20 APPALACHIAN STATE W 35-32 A-17163 * Sep 27 JAMES MADISON L 10-24 A-3188 * Sep 27 at Maine W 24-10 A-3188 * Oct 11 at Delaware W 27-10 A-21302 * Oct 04 HOFSTRA W 56-0 A-16109 * Oct 18 HOFSTRA W 41-40 A-3690 * Oct 11 at Richmond W 38-31 A-16151 * Oct 25 NORTHEASTERN W 20-0 A-5968 * Oct 25 at Villanova W 23-19 A-6721 Nov 01 IONA W 55-7 A-3170 * Nov 01 DELAWARE W 41-7 A-16810 * Nov 08 at Massachusetts W 21-20 A-9182 * Nov 15 WILLIAM AND MARY - * Nov 15 at Rhode Island - * Nov 22 at Towson - * Nov 22 NEW HAMPSHIRE -

Northeastern (2-8,1-5) New Hampshire (7-2,4-2) Aug 28 at Ball State L 14-48 A-13068 Sep 06 at Army W 28-10 A-25762 Sep 13 at Georgia Southern L 27-34 A-17491 * Sep 13 at Rhode Island W 51-43 A-4113 Sep 20 at Syracuse L 21-30 A-34694 Sep 20 ALBANY W 32-24 A-7215 Sep 27 UC DAVIS W 27-10 A-1137 Sep 27 at Dartmouth W 42-6 A-4427 * Oct 04 at Towson W 35-17 A-4032 * Oct 11 WILLIAM AND MARY L 34-38 A-13255 * Oct 11 MASSACHUSETTS L 24-28 A-4155 * Oct 18 at Northeastern W 33-21 A-6109 * Oct 18 NEW HAMPSHIRE L 21-33 A-6109 * Oct 25 TOWSON W 42-14 A-8003 * Oct 25 at Maine L 0-20 A-5968 * Nov 01 HOFSTRA W 45-25 A-5297 * Nov 01 VILLANOVA L 14-20 A-2205 * Nov 08 at Villanova L 13-24 A-6627 * Nov 08 at William and Mary L 17-38 A-8231 * Nov 15 MASSACHUSETTS - * Nov 15 at Hofstra - * Nov 22 at Maine - * Nov 22 RHODE ISLAND - 2008 CAA Football Conference Schedule and Results Through games of Nov 09, 2008

Richmond (7-3,4-2) Aug 30 at Elon W 28-10 A-10847 Sep 06 at Virginia L 0-16 A-51007 * Sep 13 TOWSON W 45-14 A-5525 * Sep 20 MAINE W 44-17 A-8012 * Sep 27 at Villanova L 20-26 A-6107 Oct 04 at VMI W 56-16 A-7643 * Oct 11 JAMES MADISON L 31-38 A-16151 * Oct 18 at Massachusetts W 30-15 A-15953 Oct 25 GEORGETOWN W 48-0 A-5168 * Nov 08 at Hofstra W 34-14 A-1766 * Nov 15 DELAWARE - * Nov 22 at William and Mary -

Villanova (7-2,5-1) Aug 30 at West Virginia L 21-48 A-60566 Sep 13 LEHIGH W 33-14 A-11101 Sep 20 at Penn W 20-14 A-14758 * Sep 27 RICHMOND W 26-20 A-6107 * Oct 04 at William and Mary W 38-28 A-10632 * Oct 18 at Rhode Island W 44-7 A-6704 * Oct 25 JAMES MADISON L 19-23 A-6721 * Nov 01 at Northeastern W 20-14 A-2205 * Nov 08 NEW HAMPSHIRE W 24-13 A-6627 * Nov 15 TOWSON - * Nov 22 at Delaware -

Rhode Island (2-8,0-6) Aug 30 MONMOUTH W 27-24 A-3220 Sep 07 at Fordham L 0-16 A-4365 * Sep 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE L 43-51 A-4113 * Sep 20 at Hofstra L 20-23 A-6107 Sep 27 at Boston College L 0-42 A-32628 Oct 04 BROWN W 37-13 A-6014 * Oct 11 at Towson L 32-37 A-7369 * Oct 18 VILLANOVA L 7-44 A-6704 * Oct 25 at William and Mary L 24-34 A-9383 * Nov 01 MASSACHUSETTS L 0-49 A-7201 * Nov 15 MAINE - * Nov 22 at Northeastern -

Massachusetts (6-4,3-3) Aug 30 ALBANY W 28-16 A-15112 Sep 06 at Holy Cross W 45-42 A-12871 * Sep 13 at James Madison L 38-52 A-15747 Sep 20 at Texas Tech L 14-56 A-53190 * Oct 04 DELAWARE W 17-7 A-16422 * Oct 11 at Northeastern W 28-24 A-4155 * Oct 18 RICHMOND L 15-30 A-15953 Oct 25 BRYANT W 42-7 A-12521 * Nov 01 at Rhode Island W 49-0 A-7201 * Nov 08 MAINE L 20-21 A-9182 * Nov 15 at New Hampshire - * Nov 22 HOFSTRA - 2008 CAA Football Team Statistics Through games of Nov 11, 2008

SCORING OFFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts Avg/G RUSHING OFFENSE G Att. Yards Avg/A Long TD Avg/G 1. James Madison 9 45 6 42 1 0 0 332 36.9 1. James Madison 9 420 2310 5.5 62 27 256.7 2. New Hampshire 9 42 9 39 0 0 1 320 35.6 2. Villanova 9 422 1821 4.3 63 17 202.3 3. William and Mary 9 41 10 41 0 0 0 317 35.2 3. Maine 10 421 1945 4.6 71 16 194.5 4. Richmond 10 43 12 42 0 0 0 336 33.6 4. Richmond 10 406 1862 4.6 72 28 186.2 5. Massachusetts 10 40 6 38 0 0 0 296 29.6 5. William and Mary 9 309 1623 5.3 67 14 180.3 6. Villanova 9 29 14 27 0 0 1 245 27.2 6. New Hampshire 9 301 1413 4.7 72 16 157.0 7. Maine 10 33 5 30 0 0 0 243 24.3 7. Delaware 10 402 1528 3.8 62 14 152.8 8. Hofstra 10 26 10 17 3 0 0 209 20.9 8. Hofstra 10 395 1464 3.7 78 16 146.4 9. Northeastern 10 27 4 26 0 0 0 200 20.0 9. Massachusetts 10 323 1312 4.1 64 16 131.2 10. Rhode Island 10 24 8 20 0 0 1 190 19.0 10. Northeastern 10 318 1212 3.8 48 12 121.2 11. Delaware 10 24 7 24 0 0 0 189 18.9 11. Rhode Island 10 297 573 1.9 37 8 57.3 12. Towson 10 25 4 21 1 0 0 185 18.5 12. Towson 10 300 572 1.9 49 6 57.2

SCORING DEFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts Avg/G RUSHING DEFENSE G Att. Yards Avg/A Long TD Avg/G 1. Richmond 10 18 14 14 1 0 0 166 16.6 1. Villanova 9 265 764 2.9 35 7 84.9 2. James Madison 9 22 7 20 1 0 0 175 19.4 2. Richmond 10 353 1148 3.3 63 7 114.8 3. Delaware 10 26 6 21 1 0 0 197 19.7 3. New Hampshire 9 359 1151 3.2 56 12 127.9 4. Villanova 9 23 7 22 0 0 0 181 20.1 4. Delaware 10 361 1299 3.6 40 13 129.9 5. William and Mary 9 24 8 23 0 0 1 193 21.4 5. William and Mary 9 341 1236 3.6 64 12 137.3 6. Maine 10 26 13 24 0 0 1 221 22.1 6. James Madison 9 328 1241 3.8 54 13 137.9 7. New Hampshire 9 26 8 21 2 0 0 205 22.8 7. Maine 10 350 1398 4.0 42 12 139.8 8. Massachusetts 10 35 3 34 0 0 1 255 25.5 8. Northeastern 10 384 1725 4.5 67 18 172.5 9. Northeastern 10 35 12 32 0 0 0 278 27.8 9. Rhode Island 10 350 1762 5.0 72 19 176.2 10. Hofstra 10 41 6 38 0 0 1 304 30.4 10. Massachusetts 10 418 1809 4.3 46 21 180.9 11. Towson 10 43 9 42 0 0 2 331 33.1 11. Hofstra 10 408 2004 4.9 71 28 200.4 12. Rhode Island 10 43 11 38 1 0 1 333 33.3 12. Towson 10 397 2166 5.5 87 17 216.6

TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Avg/G PASS OFFENSE G Comp-Att-Int Pct. Yds Avg/A TD Avg/G 1. William and Mary 9 1623 2208 586 3831 6.5 35 425.7 1. Towson 10 246-372-14 66.1 2681 7.2 19 268.1 2. New Hampshire 9 1413 2240 572 3653 6.4 37 405.9 2. Massachusetts 10 183-300-12 61.0 2621 8.7 21 262.1 3. Massachusetts 10 1312 2621 623 3933 6.3 37 393.3 3. Rhode Island 10 238-407-16 58.5 2576 6.3 15 257.6 4. Villanova 9 1821 1680 639 3501 5.5 28 389.0 4. New Hampshire 9 188-271-8 69.4 2240 8.3 21 248.9 5. Richmond 10 1862 1818 632 3680 5.8 38 368.0 5. William and Mary 9 174-277-12 62.8 2208 8.0 21 245.3 6. James Madison 9 2310 965 546 3275 6.0 39 363.9 6. Northeastern 10 192-330-11 58.2 2239 6.8 14 223.9 7. Northeastern 10 1212 2239 648 3451 5.3 26 345.1 7. Villanova 9 143-217-11 65.9 1680 7.7 11 186.7 8. Maine 10 1945 1423 629 3368 5.4 31 336.8 8. Richmond 10 141-226-3 62.4 1818 8.0 10 181.8 9. Towson 10 572 2681 672 3253 4.8 25 325.3 9. Hofstra 10 197-319-14 61.8 1781 5.6 9 178.1 10. Hofstra 10 1464 1781 714 3245 4.5 25 324.5 10. Delaware 10 141-247-14 57.1 1554 6.3 7 155.4 11. Rhode Island 10 573 2576 704 3149 4.5 23 314.9 11. Maine 10 119-208-7 57.2 1423 6.8 15 142.3 12. Delaware 10 1528 1554 649 3082 4.7 21 308.2 12. James Madison 9 73-126-3 57.9 965 7.7 12 107.2

TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Avg/G PASS DEFENSE G Comp-Att-Int Pct. Yds Avg/A TD Avg/G 1. Richmond 10 1148 1546 619 2694 4.4 16 269.4 1. Hofstra 10 118-216-9 54.6 1467 6.8 9 146.7 2. James Madison 9 1241 1392 565 2633 4.7 21 292.6 2. Massachusetts 10 134-236-6 56.8 1521 6.4 12 152.1 3. Villanova 9 764 2008 553 2772 5.0 21 308.0 3. Richmond 10 154-266-14 57.9 1546 5.8 9 154.6 4. William and Mary 9 1236 1583 625 2819 4.5 24 313.2 4. James Madison 9 140-237-10 59.1 1392 5.9 8 154.7 5. Delaware 10 1299 1869 632 3168 5.0 22 316.8 5. William and Mary 9 169-284-15 59.5 1583 5.6 12 175.9 6. Massachusetts 10 1809 1521 654 3330 5.1 33 333.0 6. Delaware 10 152-271-12 56.1 1869 6.9 9 186.9 7. Maine 10 1398 1935 666 3333 5.0 25 333.3 7. Maine 10 172-316-17 54.4 1935 6.1 13 193.5 8. Hofstra 10 2004 1467 624 3471 5.6 37 347.1 8. Towson 10 154-244-3 63.1 2101 8.6 21 210.1 9. New Hampshire 9 1151 2182 703 3333 4.7 26 370.3 9. Villanova 9 177-288-11 61.5 2008 7.0 14 223.1 10. Rhode Island 10 1762 2446 634 4208 6.6 40 420.8 10. New Hampshire 9 217-344-15 63.1 2182 6.3 14 242.4 11. Northeastern 10 1725 2523 675 4248 6.3 32 424.8 11. Rhode Island 10 185-284-8 65.1 2446 8.6 21 244.6 12. Towson 10 2166 2101 641 4267 6.7 38 426.7 12. Northeastern 10 198-291-8 68.0 2523 8.7 14 252.3 2008 CAA Football Team Statistics Through games of Nov 11, 2008

PASS EFFICIENCY G Comp-Att-Int Pct. Yds Avg/G TD Effic. INTERCEPTIONS G No. Yards TD Long Avg. 1. New Hampshire 9 188-271-8 69.4 2240 248.9 21 158.5 1. Maine 10 17 262 1 79 15.4 2. Massachusetts 10 183-300-12 61.0 2621 262.1 21 149.5 2. New Hampshire 9 15 426 3 88 28.4 3. James Madison 9 73-126-3 57.9 965 107.2 12 148.9 3. William and Mary 9 15 221 3 62 14.7 4. William and Mary 9 174-277-12 62.8 2208 245.3 21 146.1 4. Richmond 10 14 260 3 68 18.6 5. Richmond 10 141-226-3 62.4 1818 181.8 10 141.9 5. Delaware 10 12 170 1 60 14.2 6. Villanova 9 143-217-11 65.9 1680 186.7 11 137.5 6. Villanova 9 11 122 1 56 11.1 7. Towson 10 246-372-14 66.1 2681 268.1 19 136.0 7. James Madison 9 10 110 1 48 11.0 8. Maine 10 119-208-7 57.2 1423 142.3 15 131.7 8. Hofstra 10 9 137 0 54 15.2 9. Northeastern 10 192-330-11 58.2 2239 223.9 14 122.5 9. Rhode Island 10 8 59 0 27 7.4 10. Rhode Island 10 238-407-16 58.5 2576 257.6 15 115.9 10. Northeastern 10 8 168 1 92 21.0 11. Hofstra 10 197-319-14 61.8 1781 178.1 9 109.2 11. Massachusetts 10 6 101 2 52 16.8 12. Delaware 10 141-247-14 57.1 1554 155.4 7 107.9 12. Towson 10 3 0 0 0 0.0

PASS DEFENSE EFFIC. G Comp-Att-Int Pct. Yds Avg/G TD Effic. PUNTING G No. Yards Avg/P Ret. Avg/R TB Net/P 1. Richmond 10 154-266-14 57.9 1546 154.6 9 107.4 1. New Hampshire 9 29 1169 40.3 62 2.1 0 38.2 2. Maine 10 172-316-17 54.4 1935 193.5 13 108.7 2. James Madison 9 30 1142 38.1 76 2.5 1 34.9 3. William and Mary 9 169-284-15 59.5 1583 175.9 12 109.7 3. Rhode Island 10 57 2127 37.3 96 1.7 4 34.2 4. James Madison 9 140-237-10 59.1 1392 154.7 8 111.1 4. Towson 10 37 1315 35.5 53 1.4 1 33.6 5. Delaware 10 152-271-12 56.1 1869 186.9 9 116.1 5. Delaware 10 48 1797 37.4 179 3.7 2 32.9 6. Hofstra 10 118-216-9 54.6 1467 146.7 9 117.1 6. William and Mary 9 37 1475 39.9 121 3.3 7 32.8 7. New Hampshire 9 217-344-15 63.1 2182 242.4 14 121.1 7. Maine 10 50 2081 41.6 314 6.3 7 32.5 8. Massachusetts 10 134-236-6 56.8 1521 152.1 12 122.6 8. Massachusetts 10 39 1683 43.2 275 7.1 9 31.5 9. Villanova 9 177-288-11 61.5 2008 223.1 14 128.4 9. Northeastern 10 45 1830 40.7 334 7.4 7 30.1 10. Northeastern 10 198-291-8 68.0 2523 252.3 14 151.2 10. Richmond 10 37 1308 35.4 118 3.2 4 30.0 11. Rhode Island 10 185-284-8 65.1 2446 244.6 21 156.3 11. Hofstra 10 43 1450 33.7 122 2.8 2 30.0 12. Towson 10 154-244-3 63.1 2101 210.1 21 161.4 12. Villanova 9 28 897 32.0 102 3.6 2 27.0

KICKOFF RETURNS G No. Yards TD Long Avg. KICKOFF COVERAGE G No. Yards Avg. Ret. TB NetAvg 1. New Hampshire 9 33 836 1 87 25.3 1. Villanova 9 50 3193 63.9 761 11 44.2 2. Hofstra 10 49 1194 0 65 24.4 2. Towson 10 41 2631 64.2 709 9 42.5 3. Delaware 10 33 748 2 98 22.7 3. Richmond 10 64 3793 59.3 954 6 42.5 4. Villanova 9 26 578 0 53 22.2 4. James Madison 9 58 3357 57.9 849 4 41.9 5. James Madison 9 29 644 1 99 22.2 5. William and Mary 9 57 3362 59.0 968 2 41.3 6. William and Mary 9 33 723 1 97 21.9 6. Delaware 10 43 2541 59.1 765 1 40.8 7. Towson 10 49 1004 0 60 20.5 7. Massachusetts 10 56 3211 57.3 980 1 39.5 8. Richmond 10 34 676 0 46 19.9 8. Maine 10 44 2489 56.6 722 2 39.2 9. Rhode Island 10 59 1159 1 72 19.6 9. New Hampshire 9 58 3533 60.9 1185 4 39.1 10. Maine 10 37 724 0 52 19.6 10. Rhode Island 10 39 2246 57.6 799 0 37.1 11. Northeastern 10 43 838 0 39 19.5 11. Northeastern 10 40 2095 52.4 600 1 36.9 12. Massachusetts 10 39 654 0 59 16.8 12. Hofstra 10 43 2401 55.8 818 1 36.3

PUNT RETURN AVG G No. Yards TD Long Avg. FIELD GOALS G Made Att Pct. 1. James Madison 9 24 351 4 69 14.6 1. William and Mary 9 10 12 .8 3 3 2. Richmond 10 29 378 0 49 13.0 2. Villanova 9 14 18 .7 7 8 3. William and Mary 9 21 209 1 89 10.0 3. Massachusetts 10 6 8 .7 5 0 4. New Hampshire 9 10 88 0 33 8.8 4. Richmond 10 12 17 .7 0 6 5. Rhode Island 10 13 102 0 46 7.8 5. Northeastern 10 4 6 .6 6 7 6. Villanova 9 15 115 0 19 7.7 6. New Hampshire 9 9 14 .6 4 3 7. Towson 10 4 30 0 14 7.5 7. Hofstra 10 10 16 .6 2 5 8. Delaware 10 20 137 0 22 6.8 8. James Madison 9 6 10 .6 0 0 9. Maine 10 10 61 0 15 6.1 9. Rhode Island 10 8 14 .5 7 1 10. Massachusetts 10 19 109 0 16 5.7 10. Delaware 10 7 13 .5 3 8 11. Northeastern 10 9 36 0 14 4.0 11. Towson 10 4 8 .5 0 0 12. Hofstra 10 12 45 0 22 3.8 12. Maine 10 5 13 .3 8 5 2008 CAA Football Team Statistics Through games of Nov 11, 2008

PAT KICKING G Made Att Pct. OPPONENT 1ST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total Avg/G 1. William and Mary 9 41 41 1.000 1. Richmond 10 72 68 7 147 14.7 Delaware 10 24 24 1.000 2. James Madison 9 75 65 12 152 16.9 3. Richmond 10 42 43 .9 7 7 3. William and Mary 9 72 70 11 153 17.0 James Madison 9 42 43 .9 7 7 4. Villanova 9 55 97 5 157 17.4 5. New Hampshire 9 39 40 .9 7 5 5. Delaware 10 71 80 12 163 16.3 6. Massachusetts 10 38 39 .9 7 4 6. Massachusetts 10 102 65 18 185 18.5 7. Villanova 9 27 28 .9 6 4 7. Hofstra 10 104 68 14 186 18.6 8. Northeastern 10 26 27 .9 6 3 8. Maine 10 81 95 15 191 19.1 9. Maine 10 30 33 .9 0 9 9. Rhode Island 10 86 99 6 192 19.2 10. Towson 10 21 24 .8 7 5 10. New Hampshire 9 75 113 15 203 22.6 11. Rhode Island 10 20 23 .8 7 0 11. Towson 10 112 89 7 208 20.8 12. Hofstra 10 17 23 .7 3 9 12. Northeastern 10 93 112 15 220 22.0

SACKS BY G No. Yards Avg/G 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS G Conv. Att. Pct. 1. Villanova 9 25 166 2.78 1. Villanova 9 57 117 48.7 2. Maine 10 20 105 2.00 2. James Madison 9 54 111 48.6 William and Mary 9 20 128 2.22 3. New Hampshire 9 51 111 45.9 4. Delaware 10 19 130 1.90 4. Northeastern 10 61 140 43.6 5. Massachusetts 10 18 131 1.80 5. Towson 10 62 144 43.1 Richmond 10 18 127 1.80 6. Massachusetts 10 52 122 42.6 Northeastern 10 18 131 1.80 7. William and Mary 9 44 104 42.3 James Madison 9 18 127 2.00 8. Delaware 10 59 142 41.5 9. Rhode Island 10 13 74 1.30 9. Richmond 10 50 121 41.3 10. Hofstra 10 12 95 1.20 10. Hofstra 10 57 146 39.0 New Hampshire 9 12 72 1.33 11. Maine 10 51 131 38.9 12. Towson 10 8 57 0.80 12. Rhode Island 10 51 153 33.3

SACKS AGAINST G No. Yards Avg/G OPP 3RD-DN CONVERT G Conv. Att. Pct. 1. Massachusetts 10 6 38 0.60 1. William and Mary 9 47 143 32.9 2. Maine 10 9 70 0.90 2. Delaware 10 46 133 34.6 James Madison 9 9 58 1.00 3. Richmond 10 56 143 39.2 4. Northeastern 10 10 81 1.00 4. James Madison 9 50 126 39.7 5. William and Mary 9 13 86 1.44 5. Maine 10 58 145 40.0 6. Delaware 10 14 99 1.40 6. Villanova 9 45 112 40.2 7. New Hampshire 9 16 103 1.78 7. Hofstra 10 48 118 40.7 8. Richmond 10 18 119 1.80 8. Massachusetts 10 58 135 43.0 9. Villanova 9 21 121 2.33 9. Rhode Island 10 59 130 45.4 10. Hofstra 10 28 165 2.80 10. Northeastern 10 54 118 45.8 11. Towson 10 29 199 2.90 11. Towson 10 58 125 46.4 12. Rhode Island 10 35 226 3.50 12. New Hampshire 9 76 149 51.0

FIRST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total Avg/G 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS G Conv. Att. Pct. 1. Villanova 9 123 74 10 207 23.0 1. James Madison 9 13 16 81.2 2. Richmond 10 104 79 13 196 19.6 2. Richmond 10 9 13 69.2 3. Hofstra 10 83 102 10 195 19.5 3. William and Mary 9 4 6 66.7 William and Mary 9 86 99 10 195 21.7 Massachusetts 10 12 18 66.7 5. Northeastern 10 67 113 14 194 19.4 5. Rhode Island 10 11 20 55.0 6. Massachusetts 10 59 114 17 190 19.0 6. Towson 10 13 26 50.0 7. Towson 10 54 121 10 185 18.5 Villanova 9 3 6 50.0 Rhode Island 10 45 122 18 185 18.5 8. Delaware 10 6 13 46.2 9. Maine 10 102 61 12 175 17.5 9. Hofstra 10 11 25 44.0 10. New Hampshire 9 66 100 7 173 19.2 10. Northeastern 10 6 17 35.3 11. Delaware 10 90 73 8 171 17.1 11. Maine 10 5 15 33.3 12. James Madison 9 115 45 8 168 18.7 12. New Hampshire 9 3 11 27.3 2008 CAA Football Team Statistics Through games of Nov 11, 2008

OPP 4TH-DN CONVERT G Conv. Att. Pct. Gained Lost 1. Richmond 10 7 18 38.9 TURNOVER MARGIN Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Margin Per/G Hofstra 10 7 18 38.9 1. Maine 10 8 17 25 5 7 12 +13 1.30 3. New Hampshire 9 9 22 40.9 2. New Hampshire 9 10 15 25 6 8 14 +11 1.22 4. Rhode Island 10 5 12 41.7 3. James Madison 9 8 10 18 5 3 8 +10 1.11 5. Northeastern 10 7 16 43.8 4. Richmond 10 7 14 21 8 3 11 +10 1.00 6. Massachusetts 10 8 17 47.1 5. Hofstra 10 12 9 21 5 14 19 +2 0.20 7. Maine 10 9 18 50.0 6. Northeastern 10 10 8 18 6 11 17 +1 0.10 8. Delaware 10 11 21 52.4 7. Villanova 9 6 11 17 6 11 17 +0 0.00 9. Villanova 9 9 17 52.9 8. Rhode Island 10 11 8 19 5 16 21 -2 -0.20 10. William and Mary 9 9 16 56.2 9. Delaware 10 7 12 19 8 14 22 -3 -0.30 11. James Madison 9 11 18 61.1 1 William and Mary 9 4 15 19 11 12 23 -4 -0.44 12. Towson 10 10 15 66.7 1 Massachusetts 10 7 6 13 6 12 18 -5 -0.50 1 Towson 10 6 3 9 7 14 21 -12 -1.20 PENALTIES G No. Yards Avg/G 1. Villanova 9 38 332 36.9 RED ZONE OFFENSE G Scores Pct. TDs (R-P) FGs TurnO 2. Towson 10 52 372 37.2 1. James Madison 9 30-33 90.9 27 20-7 3-5 1 3. William and Mary 9 40 370 41.1 2. New Hampshire 9 32-36 88.9 24 12-12 8-10 2 4. James Madison 9 42 375 41.7 3. William and Mary 9 30-34 88.2 23 11-12 7-9 2 5. Rhode Island 10 48 429 42.9 4. Richmond 10 41-48 85.4 31 27-4 10-12 2 6. Delaware 10 46 430 43.0 5. Villanova 9 30-37 81.1 20 12-8 10-11 4 7. Richmond 10 52 455 45.5 6. Massachusetts 10 28-35 80.0 26 15-11 2-2 4 8. Northeastern 10 55 523 52.3 7. Northeastern 10 22-31 71.0 18 11-7 4-6 3 Hofstra 10 62 523 52.3 8. Hofstra 10 28-40 70.0 20 13-7 8-14 2 10. Maine 10 57 559 55.9 9. Maine 10 23-33 69.7 20 13-7 3-10 1 11. New Hampshire 9 61 561 62.3 10. Delaware 10 24-35 68.6 18 12-6 6-9 4 12. Massachusetts 10 84 740 74.0 11. Rhode Island 10 20-30 66.7 13 6-7 7-11 3 Towson 10 18-27 66.7 15 6-9 3-7 2 OPPONENT PENALTIES G No. Yards Avg/G 1. Northeastern 10 69 671 67.1 RED ZONE DEFENSE G Scores Pct. TDs (R-P) FGs TurnO 2. Massachusetts 10 59 583 58.3 1. Delaware 10 21-29 72.4 16 12-4 5-6 2 3. Rhode Island 10 70 574 57.4 2. William and Mary 9 22-30 73.3 16 10-6 6-11 3 4. Towson 10 60 543 54.3 3. Northeastern 10 35-47 74.5 26 17-9 9-15 3 5. William and Mary 9 53 446 49.6 4. Towson 10 30-40 75.0 21 12-9 9-14 3 6. Maine 10 54 472 47.2 5. New Hampshire 9 28-37 75.7 23 10-13 5-8 2 7. Villanova 9 47 381 42.3 6. Villanova 9 19-24 79.2 14 6-8 5-6 2 8. Hofstra 10 51 397 39.7 7. Massachusetts 10 27-33 81.8 25 16-9 2-4 1 9. James Madison 9 48 356 39.6 8. Richmond 10 21-25 84.0 13 6-7 8-8 2 10. Richmond 10 45 385 38.5 9. Hofstra 10 34-40 85.0 29 23-6 5-5 4 11. Delaware 10 52 384 38.4 10. James Madison 9 24-28 85.7 18 12-6 6-7 2 12. New Hampshire 9 38 341 37.9 11. Maine 10 27-31 87.1 15 9-6 12-12 1 12. Rhode Island 10 33-37 89.2 26 16-10 7-9 1 TIME OF POSSESSION G Total possesion Avgerage/game 1. Hofstra 10 326:38 32:39 ON-SIDE KICKS BY G Recovered Attempts Success% 2. Rhode Island 10 323:03 32:18 1. Maine 10 2 2 100.0 3. Villanova 9 290:12 32:14 New Hampshire 9 1 1 100.0 4. Maine 10 318:14 31:49 James Madison 9 1 1 100.0 5. Richmond 10 314:11 31:25 4. Rhode Island 10 1 4 25.0 6. Delaware 10 303:47 30:22 5. William and Mary 9 0 2 0.0 7. Towson 10 303:36 30:21 Richmond 10 0 1 0.0 8. Northeastern 10 301:23 30:08 Hofstra 10 0 1 0.0 9. James Madison 9 267:00 29:40 Massachusetts 10 0 0 0.0 10. William and Mary 9 259:09 28:47 Villanova 9 0 0 0.0 11. Massachusetts 10 273:17 27:19 Towson 10 0 0 0.0 12. New Hampshire 9 241:33 26:50 Northeastern 10 0 0 0.0 Delaware 10 0 0 0.0 2008 CAA Football Team Statistics Through games of Nov 11, 2008

ON-SIDE KICKS AGAINST G Recovered Attempts Success% 1. New Hampshire 9 0 2 0.0 Massachusetts 10 0 1 0.0 Hofstra 10 0 1 0.0 William and Mary 9 0 1 0.0 Maine 10 0 1 0.0 Towson 10 0 0 0.0 Rhode Island 10 0 0 0.0 Northeastern 10 0 0 0.0 Delaware 10 0 0 0.0 10. Villanova 9 1 3 33.3 11. Richmond 10 1 2 50.0 12. James Madison 9 2 3 66.7 2008 CAA Football Individual Statistics Through games of Nov 11, 2008

RUSHING Cl G Att. Yds Avg. TD Lg Avg/G TOTAL OFFENSE Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G 1. Rodney Landers-JMU Sr 9 169 1115 6.6 10 62 123.9 1. Sean Schaefer-TOWSON Sr 10 -8 2645 434 2637 263.7 2. Josh Vaughan-RICHMOND Sr 10 190 1123 5.9 13 72 112.3 2. Jake Phillips-W&M Sr 8 202 1852 286 2054 256.8 3. Tony Nelson-UMASS Jr 10 191 967 5.1 9 64 96.7 3. Derek Cassidy-URI Sr 10 75 2474 498 2549 254.9 4. Jonathan Grimes-W&M Fr 9 136 829 6.1 7 67 92.1 4. R.J. Toman-UNH So 9 88 2188 333 2276 252.9 5. Aaron Ball-VU So 9 147 785 5.3 7 63 87.2 5. Liam Coen-UMASS Sr 10 2 2459 300 2461 246.1 6. Alex Broomfield-NU Sr 10 209 852 4.1 9 48 85.2 6. Rodney Landers-JMU Sr 9 1115 938 276 2053 228.1 7. Matt Castor-TOWSON Jr 8 144 543 3.8 5 49 67.9 7. Anthony Orio-NU Sr 10 110 1945 344 2055 205.5 8. Eugene Holloman-JMU Sr 8 103 517 5.0 5 47 64.6 8. Eric Ward-RICHMOND Jr 10 169 1794 302 1963 196.3 9. Robert Simpson-UNH Sr 9 101 540 5.3 6 68 60.0 9. Christopher Whitney-VU So 8 304 872 192 1176 147.0 10. Brock Jackolski-HOFSTRA Fr 9 66 415 6.3 6 78 46.1 10. Josh Vaughan-RICHMOND Sr 10 1123 0 190 1123 112.3

PASSING AVG/GAME Cl G Comp-Att-Int Yds TD Avg/G SCORING Cl G TD FG XPT 2XP Pts Pts/G 1. Sean Schaefer-TOWSON Sr 10 241-364-13 2645 19 264.5 1. Josh Vaughan-RICHMOND Sr 10 13 0 0 0 78 7.8 2. Derek Cassidy-URI Sr 10 230-387-14 2474 15 247.4 2. Joe Marcoux-VU Sr 9 0 14 27 0 69 7.7 3. Liam Coen-UMASS Sr 10 171-275-10 2459 21 245.9 3. Brian Pate-W&M Jr 9 0 10 36 0 66 7.3 4. R.J. Toman-UNH So 9 183-263-7 2188 21 243.1 4. Andrew Howard-RICHMOND Jr 10 0 11 39 0 72 7.2 5. Jake Phillips-W&M Sr 8 149-231-11 1852 19 231.5 5. Griff Yancey-JMU So 9 10 0 0 2 62 6.9 6. Anthony Orio-NU Sr 10 169-289-9 1945 10 194.5 6. Rodney Landers-JMU Sr 9 10 0 0 0 60 6.7 7. Eric Ward-RICHMOND Jr 10 139-218-3 1794 10 179.4 7. Alex Broomfield-NU Sr 10 11 0 0 0 66 6.6 8. Christopher Whitney-VU So 8 78-108-4 872 7 109.0 8. Dave Stannard-JMU Sr 9 0 5 42 0 57 6.3 9. Rodney Landers-JMU Sr 9 66-107-3 938 11 104.2 9. Mike Boyle-UNH Sr 9 9 0 0 0 54 6.0 10. Michael Brusko-MAINE Jr 10 40-56-1 553 6 5 5 .3 Jonathan Grimes-W&M Fr 9 9 0 0 0 54 6.0

PASS EFFICIENCY Cl G Comp-Att-Int Yds TD Eff. SCORING (TDs) Cl G TD Run Pass Ret Pat Pts Avg/G 1. Michael Brusko-MAINE Jr 10 40-56-1 553 6 186.2 1. Josh Vaughan-RICHMOND Sr 10 13 13 0 0 0 78 7.8 2. Rodney Landers-JMU Sr 9 66-107-3 938 11 163.6 2. Griff Yancey-JMU So 9 10 7 3 0 1 62 6.9 3. R.J. Toman-UNH So 9 183-263-7 2188 21 160.5 3. Rodney Landers-JMU Sr 9 10 10 0 0 0 60 6.7 4. Liam Coen-UMASS Sr 10 171-275-10 2459 21 155.2 4. Alex Broomfield-NU Sr 10 11 9 2 0 0 66 6.6 5. Christopher Whitney-VU So 8 78-108-4 872 7 154.0 5. Jonathan Grimes-W&M Fr 9 9 7 1 1 0 54 6.0 6. Jake Phillips-W&M Sr 8 149-231-11 1852 19 149.5 Tony Nelson-UMASS Jr 10 10 9 1 0 0 60 6.0 7. Eric Ward-RICHMOND Jr 10 139-218-3 1794 10 145.3 Mike Boyle-UNH Sr 9 9 2 7 0 0 54 6.0 8. Sean Schaefer-TOWSON Sr 10 241-364-13 2645 19 137.3 8. D.J. McAulay-W&M Jr 9 8 0 8 0 0 48 5.3 9. R.J. Archer-W&M Jr 8 25-46-1 356 2 129.4 9. Jeremy Horne-UMASS Jr 10 8 0 8 0 0 48 4.8 10. Anthony Orio-NU Sr 10 169-289-9 1945 10 120.2 Johnathon Smith-DELAWARE Sr 10 8 8 0 0 0 48 4.8

RECEPTIONS/GAME Cl G No. Yds TD Lg Yds/G Rec/G SCORING (KICK) Cl G PAT FG Pts Avg/G 1. Aaron Weaver-HOFSTRA So 10 61 526 2 22 52.6 6.1 1. Joe Marcoux-VU Sr 9 27-28 14-18 69 7.7 2. Victor Cruz-UMASS Jr 10 59 968 6 69 96.8 5.9 2. Brian Pate-W&M Jr 9 36-36 10-12 66 7.3 3. Mike Boyle-UNH Sr 9 49 724 7 51 80.4 5.4 3. Andrew Howard-RICHMOND Jr 10 39-40 11-15 72 7.2 4. B. Johnson-Farrell-URI Fr 10 52 429 1 28 42.9 5.2 4. Dave Stannard-JMU Sr 9 42-43 5-9 57 6.3 5. Jeremy Horne-UMASS Jr 10 48 860 8 58 86.0 4.8 5. Armando Cuko-UMASS Jr 10 38-39 6-8 56 5.6 6. Marcus Lee-TOWSON Sr 10 44 351 4 28 35.1 4.4 6. Jon Striefsky-DELAWARE Jr 10 23-23 7-13 44 4.4 7. Anthony Nelson-HOFSTRA So 8 35 314 1 30 39.2 4.4 Louis Feinstein-URI Fr 10 20-23 8-14 44 4.4 8. Scott Sicko-UNH Jr 9 39 469 7 65 52.1 4.3 8. Mat Johnson-NU Jr 9 26-27 4-6 38 4.2 9. Kevin Grayson-RICHMOND So 9 38 540 1 80 60.0 4.2 9. Roger Williams-HOFSTRA Fr 9 16-20 7-9 37 4.1 10. Jimmy Hughes-URI Sr 10 42 514 2 83 51.4 4.2 10. Tom Bishop-UNH Fr 9 20-20 5-7 35 3.9

RECEIVE YDS/GAME Cl G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/C Yds/G PUNT RETURN AVG Cl G No. Yds TD Long Avg/G 1. Victor Cruz-UMASS Jr 10 59 968 6 69 16.4 96.8 1. Scotty McGee-JMU Jr 9 22 299 3 69 13.6 2. Jeremy Horne-UMASS Jr 10 48 860 8 58 17.9 86.0 2. Derek Hatcher-RICHMOND Jr 10 21 218 0 49 10.4 3. Mike Boyle-UNH Sr 9 49 724 7 51 14.8 80.4 4. D.J. McAulay-W&M Jr 9 31 609 8 65 19.6 67.7 KICK RETURN AVG Cl G No. Yds TD Long Avg/G 5. Kevin Grayson-RICHMOND So 9 38 540 1 80 14.2 60.0 1. Jonathan Grimes-W&M Fr 9 18 442 1 97 24.6 6. Elliott Mack-W&M Sr 7 25 404 3 44 16.2 57.7 2. Angelo Babbaro-VU So 9 23 559 0 53 24.3 7. Shawn Leonard-URI Jr 10 36 555 5 46 15.4 55.5 3. Brock Jackolski-HOFSTRA Fr 9 23 548 0 49 23.8 8. Aaron Weaver-HOFSTRA So 10 61 526 2 22 8.6 52.6 4. B. Johnson-Farrell-URI Fr 10 37 799 1 72 21.6 9. Scott Sicko-UNH Jr 9 39 469 7 65 12.0 52.1 5. Justin Rogers-RICHMOND So 10 27 579 0 46 21.4 10. Jimmy Hughes-URI Sr 10 42 514 2 83 12.2 51.4 6. John Griffin-NU So 9 21 414 0 37 19.7 2008 CAA Football Individual Statistics Through games of Nov 11, 2008

ALL PURPOSE Cl G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G 1. Jonathan Grimes-W&M Fr 9 829 273 0 442 1544 171.6 2. B. Johnson-Farrell-URI Fr 10 16 429 61 799 1305 130.5 3. Rodney Landers-JMU Sr 9 1115 0 0 0 1115 123.9 4. Jeremy Horne-UMASS Jr 10 23 860 0 283 1166 116.6 5. Brock Jackolski-HOFSTRA Fr 9 415 74 0 548 1037 115.2 6. Josh Vaughan-RICHMOND Sr 10 1123 23 0 0 1146 114.6 7. Alex Broomfield-NU Sr 10 852 251 33 0 1136 113.6 8. Angelo Babbaro-VU So 9 221 219 0 559 999 111.0 9. Victor Cruz-UMASS Jr 10 21 968 53 44 1086 108.6 10. Tony Nelson-UMASS Jr 10 967 105 0 0 1072 107.2

PUNTING Cl G No. Yds Lg I20 50+ TB Avg. 1. Brett Arnold-UMASS Sr 10 38 1683 70 6 8 9 44.3 2. Kash Kiefer-MAINE Sr 10 49 2049 64 13 8 7 41.8 3. Tom Bishop-UNH Fr 9 26 1086 56 15 6 0 41.8 4. David Miller-W&M So 9 36 1475 59 9 6 7 41.0 5. Ron Conway-NU Jr 10 45 1830 59 11 5 7 40.7 6. Tim Edger-URI Fr 10 56 2101 54 17 6 4 37.5 7. Stuart Kenworthy-DELAWARE Sr 10 47 1763 62 15 1 2 37.5 8. Bill Shears-TOWSON Jr 9 34 1263 52 7 2 1 37.1 9. Brian Radford-RICHMOND Jr 10 33 1213 52 11 2 3 36.8 10. Shane Casciano-HOFSTRA Jr 10 42 1450 66 9 1 2 34.5

FIELD GOALS Cl G Made Att. Long Pct. FG/G 1. Joe Marcoux-VU Sr 9 14 18 48 77.8 1.56 2. Brian Pate-W&M Jr 9 10 12 43 83.3 1.11 3. Andrew Howard-RICHMOND Jr 10 11 15 53 73.3 1.10 4. Louis Feinstein-URI Fr 10 8 14 47 57.1 0.80 5. Roger Williams-HOFSTRA Fr 9 7 9 45 77.8 0.78 6. Jon Striefsky-DELAWARE Jr 10 7 13 43 53.8 0.70 7. Armando Cuko-UMASS Jr 10 6 8 44 75.0 0.60 8. Tom Bishop-UNH Fr 9 5 7 37 71.4 0.56 Dave Stannard-JMU Sr 9 5 9 46 55.6 0.56 Brian Harvey-MAINE Fr 9 5 13 40 38.5 0.56

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G Made Att. Long Pct. 1. Joe Marcoux-VU Sr 9 14 18 48 77.8

PAT KICKING PCT Cl G Made Att. Pct. 1. Brian Pate-W&M Jr 9 36 36 100.0 Jon Striefsky-DELAWARE Jr 10 23 23 100.0 Tom Bishop-UNH Fr 9 20 20 100.0 4. Dave Stannard-JMU Sr 9 42 43 97.7 5. Andrew Howard-RICHMOND Jr 10 39 40 97.5 6. Armando Cuko-UMASS Jr 10 38 39 97.4 7. Joe Marcoux-VU Sr 9 27 28 96.4 8. Mat Johnson-NU Jr 9 26 27 96.3 9. Brian Harvey-MAINE Fr 9 20 21 95.2 10. Tom Manning-UNH Jr 8 19 20 95.0 2008 CAA Football Individual Statistics Through games of Nov 11, 2008

TACKLES (All positions) Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G SACKS Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G 1. Phil Higgins-NU Jr 10 LB 55 36 91 9.1 1. Adrian Tracy-W&M Jr 9 DL 6 5 8.5 0.94 2. Matt Hansen-URI So 10 LB 56 34 90 9.0 2. Jovan Belcher-MAINE Sr 10 DL 6 0 6.0 0.60 3. Josh Jennings-UMASS Jr 10 LB 28 60 88 8.8 3. Greg Miller-VU Sr 9 DL 5 1 5.5 0.61 4. Jordan Manning-TOWSON Sr 10 LB 46 39 85 8.5 Arthur Moats-JMU Jr 9 DE 4 3 5.5 0.61 5. Matt Parent-UNH Sr 8 LB 24 43 67 8.4 Tim Kukucka-VU Jr 9 DE 5 1 5.5 0.61 6. Luke Bonus-HOFSTRA Jr 10 LB 36 44 80 8.0 6. David Akinniyi-NU So 10 LB 5 0 5.0 0.50 7. Dino Vasso-UNH So 9 DB 51 20 71 7.9 John Higginson-DELAWARE Jr 10 DE 5 0 5.0 0.50 8. Jovan Belcher-MAINE Sr 10 DL 30 48 78 7.8 Wil Colon-NU Sr 10 DL 5 0 5.0 0.50 9. Marcus Haywood-JMU Sr 9 38 32 70 7.8 9. Lawrence Sidbury, Jr-RICHMO Sr 10 DL 4 1 4.5 0.45 10. Sean Wasson-MAINE Sr 9 LB 31 38 69 7.7 10. Sherman Logan-RICHMOND Sr 10 DL 3 2 4.0 0.40 11. Jeromy Miles-UMASS Jr 10 DB 42 34 76 7.6 11. David Dalessandro-VU Sr 9 DL 3 1 3.5 0.39 12. Cornelius Bunch-NU Sr 10 LB 31 43 74 7.4 Terence Thomas-VU So 9 LB 3 1 3.5 0.39 Andrew Downey-MAINE Sr 10 LB 25 49 74 7.4 13. Sam Daniels-JMU Jr 9 DT 2 2 3.0 0.33 14. John Clements-UNH Sr 8 DB 36 23 59 7.4 14. Corey Thomas-NU Sr 10 DL 3 0 3.0 0.30 15. Sean Ware-UNH Jr 9 LB 29 33 62 6.9 Matt Hansen-URI So 10 LB 3 0 3.0 0.30 David Caldwell-W&M Jr 9 DB 41 21 62 6.9 16. Matt Marcorelle-DELAWARE Jr 9 DE 2 2 3.0 0.33 17. Jake Trantin-W&M Fr 9 LB 41 20 61 6.8 Sean Lissemore-W&M Jr 9 DL 2 2 3.0 0.33 Evan McCollough-JMU Sr 9 CB 28 33 61 6.8 18. Quincy Barr-HOFSTRA Fr 8 DL 2 1 2.5 0.31 19. George Byrd-UMASS Sr 10 LB 26 41 67 6.7 19. Luke Bonus-HOFSTRA Jr 10 LB 2 1 2.5 0.25 20. Lionel Nixon Jr.-MAINE Sr 10 DB 38 28 66 6.6 Paul Stefanik-TOWSON Jr 10 LB 2 1 2.5 0.25 21. D.J. Brandon-JMU Sr 7 LB 14 29 43 6.1 22. Brian Ellis-UMASS Sr 10 DB 32 28 60 6.0 TACKLES FOR LOSS Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G Eric McBride-RICHMOND So 10 LB 25 35 60 6.0 1. Adrian Tracy-W&M Jr 9 DL 11 6 14.0 1.56 24. Greg Melendez-HOFSTRA Fr 10 DB 26 33 59 5.9 2. Greg Miller-VU Sr 9 DL 11 4 13.0 1.44 25. Collin McConaghy-RICHMOND Jr 9 LB 22 31 53 5.9 3. Lawrence Sidbury, Jr-RICHMO Sr 10 DL 8 7 11.5 1.15 26. Jeff Ball-URI Sr 10 LB 31 27 58 5.8 4. Jovan Belcher-MAINE Sr 10 DL 8 5 10.5 1.05 27. Derek Hatcher-RICHMOND Jr 10 DB 32 25 57 5.7 5. David Dalessandro-VU Sr 9 DL 9 3 10.5 1.17 28. Adrian Tracy-W&M Jr 9 DL 30 21 51 5.7 6. Matt Hansen-URI So 10 LB 10 0 10.0 1.00 Anthony Walters-DELAWARE So 9 DB 32 19 51 5.7 7. Tim Kukucka-VU Jr 9 DE 9 1 9.5 1.06 30. Walter Blair-DELAWARE Jr 8 LB 26 19 45 5.6 8. Sherman Logan-RICHMOND Sr 10 DL 6 5 8.5 0.85 31. Charles Graves-DELAWARE Jr 10 DB 30 26 56 5.6 9. Sam Daniels-JMU Jr 9 DT 7 3 8.5 0.94 Alex Butt-TOWSON Jr 10 LB 20 36 56 5.6 10. Arthur Moats-JMU Jr 9 DE 6 4 8.0 0.89 33. Andrew Harrison-DELAWARE Fr 10 LB 27 28 55 5.5 11. Jordan Manning-TOWSON Sr 10 LB 6 4 8.0 0.80 Chris Edmond-HOFSTRA Fr 10 30 25 55 5.5 12. Brian McNally-UNH Fr 9 DL 4 7 7.5 0.83 Mark Masterson-MAINE Jr 10 LB 28 27 55 5.5 13. David Akinniyi-NU So 10 LB 7 1 7.5 0.75 36. Joseph Harris-URI So 10 LB 32 22 54 5.4 14. George Byrd-UMASS Sr 10 LB 4 6 7.0 0.70 37. Osayi Osunde-VU Jr 9 LB 29 19 48 5.3 Josh Jennings-UMASS Jr 10 LB 5 4 7.0 0.70 38. Michael Ireland-RICHMOND Jr 10 DB 32 21 53 5.3 16. Jeff Ball-URI Sr 10 LB 5 3 6.5 0.65 Patrick Weldon-RICHMOND So 10 LB 24 29 53 5.3 Wil Colon-NU Sr 10 DL 6 1 6.5 0.65 40. Nate Thellen-NU So 9 DB 29 18 47 5.2 Luke Bonus-HOFSTRA Jr 10 LB 4 5 6.5 0.65 41. David Akinniyi-NU So 10 LB 27 25 52 5.2 19. J.D. Skolnitsky-JMU Jr 9 DT 5 2 6.0 0.67 42. Jamie Veney-JMU Fr 9 LB 15 31 46 5.1 20. Andrew Downey-MAINE Sr 10 LB 5 2 6.0 0.60 Terence Thomas-VU So 9 LB 29 17 46 5.1 Hugo Souza-UNH So 9 DB 28 18 46 5.1 PASSES DEFENDED Cl G BrUp Int. Total Avg/G Salim Koroma-VU Sr 9 DB 30 16 46 5.1 1. Ryan Hinds-UNH Jr 9 7 4 11 1.22 46. Terence Glenn-URI Fr 10 DB 43 8 51 5.1 2. Derek Cox-W&M Sr 9 5 4 9 1.00 47. Ollie Thomas-TOWSON So 10 CB 33 17 50 5.0 Justin Rogers-RICHMOND So 10 6 4 10 1.00 Cord Parks-NU Sr 10 DB 37 13 50 5.0 Courtney Robinson-UMASS Sr 10 10 0 10 1.00 Nick Altomare-HOFSTRA Sr 10 DB 29 21 50 5.0 5. Ollie Thomas-TOWSON So 10 8 1 9 0.90 50. Kyle Harrington-UMASS Jr 10 DE 18 31 49 4.9 Lamir Whetstone-MAINE Sr 10 4 5 9 0.90 7. Marcus Haywood-JMU Sr 9 4 4 8 0.89 Anthony Walters-DELAWARE So 9 4 4 8 0.89 Nate Thellen-NU So 9 3 5 8 0.89 10. Nick Altomare-HOFSTRA Sr 10 5 3 8 0.80 Charles Graves-DELAWARE Jr 10 4 4 8 0.80 Ray McDonough-HOFSTRA Jr 10 6 2 8 0.80 Mark Masterson-MAINE Jr 10 7 1 8 0.80 14. Dino Vasso-UNH So 9 3 4 7 0.78 15. John Clements-UNH Sr 8 4 2 6 0.75 16. Norman Smith-MAINE Fr 10 4 3 7 0.70 17. Salim Koroma-VU Sr 9 5 1 6 0.67 Sean Wasson-MAINE Sr 9 4 2 6 0.67 19. Tyrone Grant-DELAWARE So 10 5 1 6 0.60 Lionel Nixon Jr.-MAINE Sr 10 5 1 6 0.60 2008 CAA Football Individual Statistics Through games of Nov 11, 2008

INTERCEPTIONS Cl G No. Yds TD Long Avg/G TACKLES (Defensive backs) Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G 1. Nate Thellen-NU So 9 5 113 1 92 0.56 1. Dino Vasso-UNH So 9 DB 51 20 71 7.9 2. Lamir Whetstone-MAINE Sr 10 5 20 0 20 0.50 2. Jeromy Miles-UMASS Jr 10 DB 42 34 76 7.6 3. Ryan Hinds-UNH Jr 9 4 218 1 88 0.44 3. John Clements-UNH Sr 8 DB 36 23 59 7.4 Dino Vasso-UNH So 9 4 113 1 66 0.44 4. David Caldwell-W&M Jr 9 DB 41 21 62 6.9 Derek Cox-W&M Sr 9 4 99 2 45 0.44 5. Evan McCollough-JMU Sr 9 CB 28 33 61 6.8 Marcus Haywood-JMU Sr 9 4 48 0 48 0.44 6. Lionel Nixon Jr.-MAINE Sr 10 DB 38 28 66 6.6 Anthony Walters-DELAWARE So 9 4 37 0 21 0.44 7. Brian Ellis-UMASS Sr 10 DB 32 28 60 6.0 8. Justin Rogers-RICHMOND So 10 4 105 2 68 0.40 8. Greg Melendez-HOFSTRA Fr 10 DB 26 33 59 5.9 Charles Graves-DELAWARE Jr 10 4 60 0 38 0.40 9. Derek Hatcher-RICHMOND Jr 10 DB 32 25 57 5.7 10. Jeromy Miles-UMASS Jr 10 3 57 1 52 0.30 10. Anthony Walters-DELAWARE So 9 DB 32 19 51 5.7 11. Charles Graves-DELAWARE Jr 10 DB 30 26 56 5.6 FUMBLES FORCED Cl G No. Avg/G 12. Michael Ireland-RICHMOND Jr 10 DB 32 21 53 5.3 1. Matt Hansen-URI So 10 4 0.40 13. Nate Thellen-NU So 9 DB 29 18 47 5.2 2. Arthur Moats-JMU Jr 9 3 0.33 14. Hugo Souza-UNH So 9 DB 28 18 46 5.1 3. Jon Williams-JMU Fr 7 2 0.29 Salim Koroma-VU Sr 9 DB 30 16 46 5.1 4. Quincy Barr-HOFSTRA Fr 8 2 0.25 16. Terence Glenn-URI Fr 10 DB 43 8 51 5.1 5. Greg Miller-VU Sr 9 2 0.22 17. Ollie Thomas-TOWSON So 10 CB 33 17 50 5.0 Tim Kukucka-VU Jr 9 2 0.22 Nick Altomare-HOFSTRA Sr 10 DB 29 21 50 5.0 Dino Vasso-UNH So 9 2 0.22 Cord Parks-NU Sr 10 DB 37 13 50 5.0 Jake Trantin-W&M Fr 9 2 0.22 20. Darryl Jones-NU So 9 DB 29 15 44 4.9 Hassan Abdul-Wahid-JMU Sr 9 2 0.22 21. Rashad Jordan-NU Jr 10 DB 35 13 48 4.8 Terence Thomas-VU So 9 2 0.22 22. Lamir Whetstone-MAINE Sr 10 DB 21 26 47 4.7 23. Ray McDonough-HOFSTRA Jr 10 DB 25 21 46 4.6 FUMBLES RECOVERED Cl G No. Avg/G 24. Terrence Klein-UNH Jr 9 DB 21 20 41 4.6 1. Pat Williams-JMU Fr 9 3 0.33 25. Brandon McLaughlin-MAINE Jr 9 DB 21 19 40 4.4 2. Dan O'Connell-URI So 10 3 0.30 Chris Edmond-HOFSTRA Fr 10 3 0.30 TACKLES (Linebackers) Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G 4. John Clements-UNH Sr 8 2 0.25 1. Phil Higgins-NU Jr 10 LB 55 36 91 9.1 5. Sean Ware-UNH Jr 9 2 0.22 2. Matt Hansen-URI So 10 LB 56 34 90 9.0 6. Cord Parks-NU Sr 10 2 0.20 3. Josh Jennings-UMASS Jr 10 LB 28 60 88 8.8 David Akinniyi-NU So 10 2 0.20 4. Jordan Manning-TOWSON Sr 10 LB 46 39 85 8.5 Donte Blakey-TOWSON So 10 2 0.20 5. Matt Parent-UNH Sr 8 LB 24 43 67 8.4 Mark Masterson-MAINE Jr 10 2 0.20 6. Luke Bonus-HOFSTRA Jr 10 LB 36 44 80 8.0 Luke Bonus-HOFSTRA Jr 10 2 0.20 7. Sean Wasson-MAINE Sr 9 LB 31 38 69 7.7 8. Cornelius Bunch-NU Sr 10 LB 31 43 74 7.4 TACKLES (Ends/lineman) Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G Andrew Downey-MAINE Sr 10 LB 25 49 74 7.4 1. Jovan Belcher-MAINE Sr 10 DL 30 48 78 7.8 10. Sean Ware-UNH Jr 9 LB 29 33 62 6.9 2. Adrian Tracy-W&M Jr 9 DL 30 21 51 5.7 11. Jake Trantin-W&M Fr 9 LB 41 20 61 6.8 3. Kyle Harrington-UMASS Jr 10 DE 18 31 49 4.9 12. George Byrd-UMASS Sr 10 LB 26 41 67 6.7 4. Parker Miles-RICHMOND Jr 10 DL 17 31 48 4.8 13. D.J. Brandon-JMU Sr 7 LB 14 29 43 6.1 5. Greg Miller-VU Sr 9 DL 28 12 40 4.4 14. Eric McBride-RICHMOND So 10 LB 25 35 60 6.0 Hassan Abdul-Wahid-JMU Sr 9 DE 16 24 40 4.4 15. Collin McConaghy-RICHMOND Jr 9 LB 22 31 53 5.9 7. J.D. Skolnitsky-JMU Jr 9 DT 15 24 39 4.3 16. Jeff Ball-URI Sr 10 LB 31 27 58 5.8 8. Michael Laperriere-NU Fr 10 DL 18 24 42 4.2 17. Walter Blair-DELAWARE Jr 8 LB 26 19 45 5.6 9. Arthur Moats-JMU Jr 9 DE 12 25 37 4.1 18. Alex Butt-TOWSON Jr 10 LB 20 36 56 5.6 Jordan Long-UNH Jr 9 DL 11 26 37 4.1 19. Andrew Harrison-DELAWARE Fr 10 LB 27 28 55 5.5 11. Jordan Stevens-MAINE Jr 10 DL 18 23 41 4.1 Mark Masterson-MAINE Jr 10 LB 28 27 55 5.5 12. Victor Adesanya-URI So 10 DE 25 15 40 4.0 21. Joseph Harris-URI So 10 LB 32 22 54 5.4 Brian McNally-UNH Fr 9 DL 12 24 36 4.0 22. Osayi Osunde-VU Jr 9 LB 29 19 48 5.3 14. Julian James-DELAWARE Sr 10 DT 14 25 39 3.9 23. Patrick Weldon-RICHMOND So 10 LB 24 29 53 5.3 15. Ronald Talley-DELAWARE Sr 9 DE 11 22 33 3.7 24. David Akinniyi-NU So 10 LB 27 25 52 5.2 Sean Lissemore-W&M Jr 9 DL 14 19 33 3.7 25. Jamie Veney-JMU Fr 9 LB 15 31 46 5.1 17. Lawrence Sidbury, Jr-RICHMO Sr 10 DL 16 20 36 3.6 18. Matt Marcorelle-DELAWARE Jr 9 DE 15 17 32 3.6 19. Martin Parker-RICHMOND So 10 DL 13 21 34 3.4 Darnel DeLaire-UMASS Sr 10 DL 12 22 34 3.4 21. Kevin Peters-UNH Jr 9 DE 14 16 30 3.3 22. Sherman Logan-RICHMOND Sr 10 DL 9 24 33 3.3 Jonathan Pirruccello-MAINE Sr 10 DL 12 21 33 3.3 24. Brandon Collier-UMASS Jr 9 DT 10 19 29 3.2 David Dalessandro-VU Sr 9 DL 20 9 29 3.2