2015 Colonial Athletic Association football season

Last updated

2015 CAA football season
League NCAA Division I FCS (Football Championship Subdivision)
Sport Football
DurationSeptember 3, 2015 – December 12, 2015
Number of teams12
TV partner(s) NBCSN
Comcast SportsNet
American Sports Network
CAA.TV
Conference championsJames Madison
Richmond
William & Mary
CAA football seasons
2015 Colonial Athletic Association football standings
ConfOverall
Team W L  W L 
No. 4 Richmond +^  6 –2   10 –4  
No. 11 James Madison +^  6 –2   9 –3  
No. 12 William & Mary +^  6 –2   9 –4  
Towson  5 –3   7 –4  
New Hampshire ^  5 –3   7 –5  
Villanova  5 –3   6 –5  
Stony Brook  3 –5   5 –5  
Delaware  3 –5   4 –7  
Elon  3 –5   4 –7  
Maine  3 –5   3 –8  
Albany  2 –6   3 –8  
Rhode Island  1 –7   1 –10  
  • + – Conference co-champions
  • ^ – FCS playoff participant
Rankings from STATS Poll

The 2015 Colonial Athletic Association football season was the ninth season of football for the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) and part of the 2015 NCAA Division I FCS football season.

Contents

Previous season

New Hampshire won the CAA Championship with an 8–0 record in conference play. They were joined in the FCS Playoffs by James Madison, Richmond, and Villanova. James Madison would fall in the first round to Liberty. New Hampshire would earn the #1 seed and beat Fordham and #8 seed Chattanooga before falling to #5 seed Illinois State in the semifinals. Richmond would defeat Morgan State in the first round before falling to #7 seed Coastal Carolina in the second round. Villanova would receive the #6 seed and beat Liberty before falling to Sam Houston State in the quarterfinals.

Head coaches

TeamCoachSeasonOverall RecordRecord at SchoolCAA Record
Albany Greg Gattuso 2nd104–37 (.738)7–5 (.583)3–5 (.375)
Delaware Dave Brock 3rd13–11 (.542)13–11 (.542)8–8 (.500)
Elon Rich Skrosky 2nd2–19 (.095)1–11 (.083)0–8 (.000)
James Madison Everett Withers 2nd17–10 (.630)9–4 (.692)6–2 (.750)
Maine Jack Cosgrove 23rd126–127 (.498)126–127 (.498)87–92 (.486)
New Hampshire Sean McDonnell 17th126–73 (.633)126–73 (.633)79–52 (.603)
Rhode Island Jim Fleming 2nd22–12 (.647)1–11 (.083)1–7 (.125)
Richmond Danny Rocco 4th70–34 (.673)23–14 (.622)15–9 (.625)
Stony Brook Chuck Priore 10th96–56 (.632)57–47 (.548)7–9 (.438)
Towson Rob Ambrose 7th39–44 (.470)36–37 (.493)24–26 (.480)
Villanova Andy Talley 31st243–147–2 (.622)215–128–1 (.626)131–88 (.598)
William & Mary Jimmye Laycock 36th230–169–2 (.576)230–169–2 (.576)99–77 (.563)

Records are from before start of 2015 season

Preseason poll results

First place votes in parentheses

PlaceSchool
1Villanova (14)
2James Madison (5)
3New Hampshire (5)
4William & Mary
5Richmond
6Delaware
7Maine
8Stony Brook
9Towson
10Albany
11Rhode Island
12Elon

Rankings

Legend
 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
RV Receiving votes
 PreWk
1		Wk
2		Wk
3		Wk
4		Wk
5		Wk
6		Wk
7		Wk
8		Wk
9		Wk
10		Wk
11		Wk
12		Final
AlbanyS
C
DelawareSRVRVRVRV
CRV
ElonS
C
James MadisonS121312965549141412811
C131110855539141110611
MaineSRV
CRV
New HampshireS9121321202119RVRVRVRVRVRVRV
C7151324232220RVRVRVRVRV
Rhode IslandS
C
RichmondS182222191916131165914124
C1822232020181312871216113
Stony BrookSRVRVRVRVRVRVRV
CRV
TowsonSRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRV
CRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRV
VillanovaS466514142523RVRVRVRVRVRV
C323417162422RVRVRVRVRV
William & MarySRVRVRVRV25RV24171612771312
CRV25RV2522RV24161512771312

Regular season

Index to colors and formatting
CAA member won
CAA member lost
CAA teams in bold

All times Eastern time.

Rankings reflect that of the STATS FCS poll for that week.

Week One

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
September 37:00 PMElon Wake Forest BB&T Field at Groves Stadium • Winston-Salem, NC ESPN3 L 3–4127,126 [1]
September 37:00 PMStony Brook Toledo Glass Bowl • Toledo, OH ESPN3Cancelled [2] [3]
September 37:30 PM#4 Villanova Connecticut Rentschler Field • East Hartford, CT SNY/ESPN3L 15–2026,113 [4]
September 310:00 PM#9 New Hampshire San Jose State Spartan Stadium • San Jose, CA L 13–4315,198 [5]
September 47:00 PM Jacksonville Delaware Delaware Stadium • Newark, DE L 14–2017,472 [6]
September 47:00 PMRhode Island Syracuse Carrier Dome • Syracuse, NY ESPN3L 0–4730,112 [7]
September 512:00 PM#18 Richmond Maryland Byrd Stadium • College Park, MD ESPNU L 21–5038,117 [8]
September 51:00 PMMaine Boston College Alumni Stadium • Chestnut Hill, MA ESPN3L 3–2429,262 [9]
September 53:30 PMAlbany Buffalo University at Buffalo Stadium • Amherst, NY ESPN3L 14–5120,872 [10]
September 56:00 PMTowson East Carolina Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium • Greenville, NC ESPN3L 20–2840,712 [11]
September 56:00 PM Morehead State #12 James Madison Bridgeforth Stadium • Harrisonburg, VA W 56–722,080 [12]
September 56:00 PMWilliam & Mary Lafayette Fisher Field • Easton, PA W 34–77,647 [13]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Vad Lee, QBJames MadisonRaven Greene, SJames MadisonElijah Ibitokun-Hanks, RBAlbanyDavid Petroni, PElon

Week Two

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
September 1212:00 PM#22 Richmond Hampton Armstrong Stadium • Hampton, VA W 31–283,515 [14]
September 123:30 PMRhode IslandAlbany Bob Ford Field • Albany, NY ASN ALB 35–76,081 [15]
September 124:00 PM Lehigh #13 James MadisonBridgeforth Stadium • Harrisonburg, VAW 55–1715,949 [16]
September 126:00 PM#6 Villanova #16 Fordham Coffey Field • The Bronx, NY W 14–76,586 [17]
September 126:00 PM#12 New Hampshire Colgate Andy Kerr Stadium • Hamilton, NY W 26–82,988 [18]
September 126:00 PMLafayetteDelawareDelaware Stadium • Newark, DEW 19–912,809 [19]
September 126:00 PMElon Gardner–Webb Ernest W. Spangler Stadium • Boiling Springs, NC W 21–13 3OT5,450 [20]
September 126:00 PM St. Francis (PA) Towson Johnny Unitas Stadium • Towson, MD W 35–207,911 [21]
September 126:00 PM Central Connecticut Stony Brook Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium • Stony Brook, NY W 38–96,513 [22]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Stacey Bedell, RBStony BrookCorey Mitchell, LBElonElliot Croskey, RBAlbanyRashad Robinson, CBJames Madison

Week Three

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
September 1912:00 PMDelaware#6 Villanova Villanova Stadium • Villanova, PA CSN VIL 28–2111,779 [23]
September 191:00 PM #25 Harvard Rhode Island Meade Stadium • Kingston, RI L 10–414,843 [24]
September 193:00 PMAlbany#12 James MadisonBridgeforth Stadium • Harrisonburg, VACSNJMU 42–2818,659 [25]
September 193:30 PMWilliam & Mary Virginia Scott Stadium • Charlottesville, VA ESPN3L 29–3541,881 [26]
September 196:00 PM Holy Cross TowsonJohnny Unitas Stadium • Towson, MDW 29–265,682 [27]
September 196:00 PM North Carolina A&T Elon Rhodes Stadium • Elon, NC L 7–149,729 [28]
September 196:00 PM VMI #22 Richmond E. Claiborne Robins Stadium • Richmond, VA W 42–108,700 [29]
September 197:00 PM#13 New HampshireStony BrookKenneth P. LaValle Stadium • Stony Brook, NYASNSBU 31–67,072 [30]
September 198:00 PMMaine Tulane Yulman Stadium • New Orleans, LA ESPN3L 7–3821,114 [31]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Darius Victor, RBTowsonVictor Ochi, DLStony BrookZach Bednarczyk, QBVillanova DeAndre Houston-Carson, SWilliam & Mary

Week Four

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
September 247:00 PM Penn #5 VillanovaVillanova Stadium • Villanova, PAL 13–245,727 [32]
September 2612:30 PMDelaware North Carolina Kenan Memorial Stadium • Chapel Hill, NC ESPN3L 14–4139,000 [33]
September 263:00 PMTowsonElonRhodes Stadium • Elon, NCELON 17–138,027 [34]
September 263:30 PMRhode IslandMaine Alfond Stadium • Orono, ME ASNMAINE 27–177,535 [35]
September 263:30 PM Duquesne AlbanyBob Ford Field • Albany, NYW 17–146,227 [36]
September 266:00 PMCentral Connecticut#21 New Hampshire Cowell Stadium • Durham, NH W 57–146,215 [37]
September 267:00 PM#9 James Madison SMU Gerald J. Ford Stadium • Dallas, TX ESPN3W 48–4522,314 [38]
September 267:30 PMStony BrookWilliam & Mary Zable Stadium • Williamsburg, VA CSNW&M 21–08,362 [39]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Vad Lee, QBJames MadisonAndrew Ankrah, LBJames MadisonThomas Jefferson, RBDelawareJon Martin, PAlbany

Week Five

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
October 312:00 PMStony Brook#6 James MadisonBridgeforth Stadium • Harrisonburg, VACSNJMU 38–2021,653 [40]
October 31:05 PMAlbanyHoly Cross Fitton Field • Worcester, MA L 0–373,841 [41]
October 33:30 PMElon#20 New HampshireCowell Stadium • Durham, NHASNUNH 37–1416,713 [42]
October 33:30 PMMaine#19 RichmondE. Claiborne Robins Stadium • Richmond, VARICH 48–177,228 [43]
October 36:00 PMRhode Island Brown Brown Stadium • Providence, RI L 31–415,183 [44]
October 37:30 PM#25 William & MaryDelawareDelaware Stadium • Newark, DE NBCSN DEL 24–2312,437 [45]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Dalton Crossan, RB
Kyle Lauletta, QB		New Hampshire
Richmond		Gage Steele, LBJames MadisonThomas Jefferson, RBDelawareHarold Cooper, RBRhode Island

Week Six

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
October 1012:00 PMWilliam & Mary#14 VillanovaVillanova Stadium • Villanova, PACSNW&M 38–165,809 [46]
October 1012:00 PMDelawareRhode IslandMeade Stadium • Kingston, RIURI 20–04,105 [47]
October 103:00 PM#5 James MadisonTowsonJohnny Unitas Stadium • Towson, MDCSNJMU 51–308,224 [48]
October 103:30 PMMaineAlbanyBob Ford Field • Albany, NYMAINE 39–78,500 [49]
October 103:30 PMElon#16 RichmondE. Claiborne Robins Stadium • Richmond, VARICH 27–148,216 [50]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Vad Lee, QBJames Madison Patrick Ricard, DLMaineTez Wilson, LBRhode IslandCharles Tutt, KR/CBJames Madison

Week Seven

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
October 1712:00 PM#19 New Hampshire#24 William & MaryZable Stadium • Williamsburg, VACSNW&M 34–1810,180 [51]
October 1712:00 PM#13 RichmondRhode IslandMeade Stadium • Kingston, RIRICH 37–126,143 [52]
October 173:00 PM#5 James MadisonElonRhodes Stadium • Elon, NCJMU 51–08,342 [53]
October 173:30 PM#25 VillanovaAlbanyBob Ford Field • Albany, NYASNVIL 37–04,811 [54]
October 173:30 PM Yale MaineAlfond Stadium • Orono, MEL 10–217,351 [55]
October 176:00 PMTowsonStony BrookKenneth P. LaValle Stadium • Stony Brook, NYTOW 21–1412,177 [56]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Kendell Anderson, RBWilliam & MaryCameron McCurry, SVillanovaZach Bednarczyk, QBVillanovaDeAndre Houston-Carson, SWilliam & Mary

Week Eight

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
October 2412:30 PMStony BrookMaineAlfond Stadium • Orono, MEMAINE 23–104,144 [57]
October 243:30 PM#11 Richmond#4 James MadisonBridgeforth Stadium • Harrisonburg, VACSNRICH 59–4926,069 [58]
October 243:30 PMNew HampshireDelawareDelaware Stadium • Newark, DEDEL 31–1419,924 [59]
October 243:30 PMHampton#17 William & MaryZable Stadium • Williamsburg, VAW 40–711,736 [60]
October 247:00 PM#23 VillanovaTowsonJohnny Unitas Stadium • Towson, MDASNTOW 28–217,387 [61]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Jacobi Green, RBRichmond Trevor Bates, DLMaineThomas Jefferson, RBDelawareNick Dorka, KWilliam & Mary

Week Nine

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
October 3112:00 PMElonStony BrookKenneth P. LaValle Stadium • Stony Brook, NYASNELON 21–75,578 [62]
October 311:00 PMRhode IslandNew HampshireCowell Stadium • Durham, NHUNH 20–175,003 [63]
October 312:00 PMDelawareTowsonJohnny Unitas Stadium • Towson, MDTOW 19–05,234 [64]
October 313:30 PMAlbany#6 RichmondE. Claiborne Robins Stadium • Richmond, VARICH 38–318,475 [65]
October 314:00 PM#9 James Madison#13 William & MaryZable Stadium • Williamsburg, VANBCSNW&M 44–419,414 [66]
October 317:30 PMMaineVillanovaVillanova Stadium • Villanova, PANBCSNVIL 13–34,309 [67]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Kendell Anderson, RBWilliam & MaryDavid Jones, DBRichmondElijah Ibitokun-Hanks, RBAlbanySam Hurwitz, KTowson

Week Ten

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
November 712:00 PM#12 William & MaryElonRhodes Stadium • Elon, NCCSNW&M 34–136,285 [68]
November 712:00 PMAlbanyDelawareDelaware Stadium • Newark, DEALB 17–615,318 [69]
November 712:30 PMVillanovaRhode IslandMeade Stadium • Kingston, RIVIL 24–36,122 [70]
November 71:00 PM Howard Stony BrookKenneth P. LaValle Stadium • Stony Brook, NYW 14–95,109 [71]
November 73:00 PM#5 RichmondNew HampshireCowell Stadium • Durham, NHNBCSNUNH 30–254,992 [72]
November 77:00 PMTowsonMaineAlfond Stadium • Orono, MEASNTOW 10–73,196 [73]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Sean Goldrich, QBNew HampshireMalachi Hoskins, DLAlbanyDonald Liotine, RBStony Brook DeVonte Dedmon, WR/PRWilliam & Mary

Week Eleven

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
November 1412:30 PMStony BrookRhode IslandMeade Stadium • Kingston, RISBU 19–72,643 [74]
November 1412:30 PMElonMaineAlfond Stadium • Orono, MEELON 27–223,131 [75]
November 141:30 PMTowson#7 William & MaryZable Stadium • Williamsburg, VAW&M 31–179,715 [76]
November 143:30 PM#14 James MadisonDelawareDelaware Stadium • Newark, DECSNJMU 24–2116,994 [77]
November 143:30 PM#9 RichmondVillanovaVillanova Stadium • Villanova, PANOVA 21–206,211 [78]
November 147:00 PMNew HampshireAlbanyBob Ford Field • Albany, NYASNUNH 24–143,814 [79]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Steve Cluley, QBWilliam & MaryCameron McCurry, SVillanovaMicah Wright, WRMaineKye Morgan, DBStony Brook

Week Twelve

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
November 2112:00 PM#7 William & Mary#14 RichmondE. Claiborne Robins Stadium • Richmond, VACSNRICH 20–98,700 [80]
November 2112:00 PMVillanova#12 James MadisonBridgeforth Stadium • Harrisonburg, VAJMU 38–2917,028 [81]
November 2112:00 PMDelawareElonRhodes Stadium • Elon, NCDEL 14–106,823 [82]
November 211:00 PMMaineNew HampshireCowell Stadium • Durham, NHUNH 22–67,594 [83]
November 211:00 PMAlbanyStony BrookKenneth P. LaValle Stadium • Stony Brook, NYSBU 20–27,158 [84]
November 212:00 PMRhode IslandTowsonJohnny Unitas Stadium • Towson, MDTOW 38–215,128 [85]

Players of the week:

OffensiveDefensiveFreshmanSpecial teams
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
Jacobi Green, RBRichmondJordan Brown, DBJames MadisonDonald Liotine, RBStony BrookBrandon Ravenel, KR/WRJames Madison

FCS Playoffs

DateTimeVisiting teamHome teamRoundSiteTVResultAttendanceReference
November 283:30 PMDuquesne#13 William & MaryFirst RoundZable Stadium • Williamsburg, VAESPN3W 52–494,395 [86]
November 283:30 PMColgateNew HampshireFirst RoundCowell Stadium • Durham, NHESPN3L 20–273,303 [87]
December 512:00 PM#13 William & Mary#12 RichmondSecond RoundE. Claiborne Robins Stadium • Richmond, VAESPN3RICH 48–137,277 [88]
December 51:00 PMColgate#8 James MadisonSecond RoundBridgeforth Stadium • Harrisonburg, VAESPN3L 38–4415,045 [89]
December 117:00 PM#12 Richmond #4 Illinois State Quarterfinals Hancock Stadium • Normal, IL ESPN3W 39–275,356 [90]
December 188:00 PM#12 Richmond #2 North Dakota State Semifinals Fargodome • Fargo, ND ESPN2 L 7–3318,105 [91]

Postseason Awards

All–Conference Teams

PositionFirst TeamSecond TeamThird Team
PlayerTeamPlayerTeamPlayerTeam
QBVad Lee, SRJames MadisonKyle Lauletta, SORichmondSteve Cluley, JRWilliam & Mary
RBKendell Anderson, JR
Jacobi Green, SR		William & Mary
Richmond		Cardon Johnson, SO
Darius Victor, JR		James Madison
Towson		Harold Cooper, SO
Dalton Crossan, JR		Rhode Island
New Hampshire
FB/HBGary Underwood, SRVillanovaAndrew Weidinger, SRWilliam & MaryEmmanuel Holder, JRTowson
WRRay Bolden, SO
Brian Brown, JR
Reggie Diggs, SR
Brandon Ravenel, JR		Stony Brook
Richmond
Richmond
James Madison		DeVonte Dedmon, SO
Kevin Gulyas, SR
Micah Wright, FR		William & Mary
Villanova
Maine		Jordan Dunn, JR
Christian Reeves, SR		Maine
William & Mary
TEJordan Powell, JRNew HampshireAndrew Caskin, SO
Deane Cheatham, SR		William & Mary
James Madison		Nick Holloway, SO
Charlie McKeeman, SO
Brandon Whaley, SO		Richmond
Rhode Island
Delaware
OLBen Curtis, SR
Bruce Johnson, SR
Andrew Jones, SR
Mitch Kirsch, JR
Nick Ritcher, SR		Delaware
Maine
William & Mary
James Madison
Richmond		Tyler Catalina, JR
Thomas Evans, JR
Austin Heter, SR
Timon Parris, SO
Nick Vergos, JR		Rhode Island
Richmond
New Hampshire
Stony Brook
Richmond		Connor Bozick, JR
Chris Durant, SO
Connor Hilland, SO
Brody Kern, SO
Kevin Malloy, JR
Jerry Ugokwe, JR		Delaware
William & Mary
William & Mary
Delaware
Albany
William & Mary
PKNick Dorka, SOWilliam & MaryPeter Yoder, JRRichmondSam Hurwitz, SRTowson
KRHarold Cooper, SORhode IslandDeVonte Dedmon, SOWilliam & MaryDalton Crossan, JRNew Hampshire
PRCasey DeAndrade, JRNew HampshireDeVonte Dedmon, SOWilliam & MaryDonnell Lewis, SRTowson
DLTrevor Bates, SR
Tyler Claytor, SR
Tanoh Kpassagnon, JR
Victor Ochi, SR
Patrick Ricard, JR		Maine
William & Mary
Villanova
Stony Brook
Maine		Winston Craig, JR
Alex Mosley, SR
Aaron Thompson, JR
David Tinsley, SR
Blaine Woodson, SO		Richmond
James Madison
Stony Brook
Delaware
Delaware		Jon Desir, SR
Mike Ezirike, SO
Samuel Gray, SR
Bilal Nichols, SO
Jullian Turner, SR		Towson
Rhode Island
Albany
Delaware
New Hampshire
LBAndrew Ankrah, SO
Don Cherry, SR
Omar Howard, JR
Luke Rhodes, SR		James Madison
Villanova
Richmond
William & Mary		Charles Bell, SO
Corey Mitchell, JR
Adam Parker, JR
Randy Samuels, SR		Delaware
Elon
Rhode Island
Maine		Akil Anderson, SR
Tyrice Beverette, SO
Austin Calitro, JR
Julian Cox, FR
John Silas, JR		New Hampshire
Stony Brook
Villanova
Albany
Elon
CBCasey DeAndrede, JR
Ayo Ogunniyi, SR
Taylor Reynolds, JR		New Hampshire
Richmond
James Madison		 Malik Reaves, SO
Trey Reed, JR		Villanova
William & Mary		Jason Ceneus, JR
Myles Holmes, SR
Justin Watson, SO		Villanova
Rhode Island
Delaware
SDeAndre Houston-Carson, SR
David Jones, JR		William & Mary
Richmond		Raven Greene, JR
Tim Wienclaw, SR		James Madison
Rhode Island		Donnell Lewis, SR
Cameron McCurry, SR		Towson
Villanova
PHunter Windmuller, JRWilliam & MaryEric Enderson, JRDelawareGunnar Kane, JR
David Petroni, JR		James Madison
Elon

Records against other conferences

CAA vs. FCS conferences

ConferenceRecord
Big South 1–0
Ivy League 0–4
MEAC 3–1
MVFC 1–1
NEC 5–0
Patriot 6–3
Pioneer 1–1
Southern 1–0
Total18–10

CAA vs. FBS conferences

ConferenceRecord
ACC 0–5
American 1–3
Big Ten 0–1
MAC 0–1
MWC 0–1
Total1–11

Attendance

TeamStadiumCapacityGame 1Game 2Game 3Game 4Game 5Game 6Game 7TotalAverage% of Capacity
Albany Bob Ford Field 8,5006,0816,2278,5004,8113,81429,4335,887
Delaware Delaware Stadium 22,00017,47212,80912,43719,92415,31816,99494,95415,826
Elon Rhodes Stadium 11,2509,7298,0278,3426,2856,82339,2067,841
James Madison Bridgeforth Stadium 24,87722,08015,94918,65921,65326,06917,02815,045136,48319,498
Maine Alfond Stadium 10,0007,5357,3514,1443,1963,13125,3755,071
New Hampshire Cowell Stadium 6,5006,21516,7135,0034,9927,5943,30343,8207,303
Rhode Island Meade Stadium 6,5554,8434,1056,1436,1222,64323,8564,771
Richmond E. Claiborne Robins Stadium 8,7008,7007,2288,2168,4758,7007,27748,5968,099
Stony Brook Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium 8,1366,5137,07212,1775,5785,1097,15843,6077,268
Towson Johnny Unitas Stadium 11,1987,9115,6828,2247,3875,2345,12839,5666,594
Villanova Villanova Stadium 12,00011,7795,7275,8094,3096,21133,8356,767
William & Mary Zable Stadium 11,6868,36210,18011,7369,4149,7154,39553,8008,967

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