Saturday, October 22, 2011

Post-Game - Rhode Island 38, Delaware 34


3rd-&-10.  Four of them on the final drive for the Rams.  The first one gets stopped, only to have a crazy punt situation give the ball back.  Then an offsides call.  And the last one was the killer field goal.  The big play and mistakes destroyed the Hens today.  Here's the rundown:
  • Missing in Action - David Hayes has been suspended by the team for one game and did not make the trip to Kingston with the team.  I am debating whether this means less run plays for the Hens, a bigger work load for Pierce, or someone else getting a chance to step up.
  • First Drive - The Rams start the game off at their own 28-yard line.  Bentsen is in at quarterback as Probst, one of the best in the conference, went down with a concussion last week.  A holding call sets URI back as they end up having to punt it away to the Hens.

GAMEDAY - UD Football vs. Rhode Island

Delaware needs to wake up with just four games remaining this season as they travel up to Rhode Island with Trevor Sasek back under center for the Blue Hens.  Kickoff is scheduled for 12:30PM.  All of the game notes and the flipcard are available after the jump:

Friday, October 21, 2011

Preview - Delaware vs. URI

Going old school with A-Love for some luck today.
Insanely busy today so just a few bullet points for each team with predictions following them...

For the Blue Hens:

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Quick Hits (URI Week)

Updated on 10/21/11
 
Just a few articles from the beginning of the week.  I'll add more when they come out:
  • U. Talk - For Hens, anything can happen in CAA (10/16)
  • Martin Frank - With big games left, QB Questions remain (10/16)
  • U. Talk - Sasek to start at QB for Hens vs. Rhode Island (10/17)
  • Kevin Tresolini - Sasek back as starting QB (10/18)
  • Kevin Tresolini - Hens look for consistency in final games... (10/21)

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

FCS Bracketology - Pt. 8

After that loss, the Hens deserve to be dropped that far back.  Maine now gets in on the action as they also receive a play-in round game.  James Madison sits in the 7-seed, and New Hampshire is 9th, giving the CAA four tournament teams, but only two in the top 12.