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NCAA FOOTBALL 2012 – Oct. 6 – University of Maine defeats Delaware 26 – 3


Maine Wide Receiver Damarr Aultman (88) and Tight End Justin Perillo (80) celebrate in the end zone in the second quarter after Aultman scores on a 50 yard pass during a Week 6 NCAA football game against Delaware.

Maine Wide Receiver Damarr Aultman (88) scores on a 50 yard pass during a Week 6 NCAA football game against Delaware.

Delaware Tight end Ryan Cobb #26 attempts to catch a pass near the sidelines during a Week 6 NCAA football game against Maine University.

Delaware quarter back Trent Hurley #12 attempts escape University of Maine defensive lineman Douglas Alston (9) grasps during a Week 6 NCAA football game against Maine University.

Head Coach K.C. Keeler during a Week 6 NCAA football game against Maine University.

University of Maine players celebrate a Week 6 victory over 15th rank Delaware Saturday. Oct 6. 2012, at Delaware stadium in Newark Delaware.

Delaware Cornerbacks Travis Hawkins #1, Marcus Burley #2, Tim Breaker #3 and Delaware Cornerback Ricky Tunstall #4


Delaware Cornerbacks Travis Hawkins #1, Marcus Burley #2, Tim Breaker #3 and Ricky Tunstall #4

NCAA FOOTBALL 2010 – Dec 18 – Division I FCS Championship Semifinals – Delaware defeats Georgia Southern 27-10


NCAA FOOTBALL 2010 – Dec 18 – Division I FCS Championship Semifinals – Delaware defeats Georgia Southern 27-10. Delaware will head to Texas for the Division I FCS National Championship Game Vs The Eastern Washington Eagles who defeated Villanova 41-31 friday night in Washington.
Villanova comitted 6 turnovers in that game.

Delaware DL #98 Chris Morales celebrates with his teammates after sacking Georgia Southern QB #14 Jaybo Shaw at the 13. No. 3 Delaware leads Georgia Southern 10-0 on a cold Saturday afternoon at Delaware stadium in Newark Delaware.

Delaware OL #55 Will Nagles celebrates with the fans after No. 3 Delaware defeats Georgia Southern 27-10 on a cold Saturday afternoon at Delaware stadium in Newark Delaware. Delaware will head to Texas for the Division I FCS National Championship Game Vs Eastern Washington eagles who defeated Villanova 41-31 friday night in Washington.

Georgia Southern QB #14 Jaybo Shaw is sack by Delaware DL #98 Chris Morales at the 13. No. 3 Delaware leads Georgia Southern 10-0 on a cold Saturday afternoon at Delaware stadium in Newark Delaware.

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NCAA FOOTBALL 2010 – Dec 10 – Division I FCS Championship Quarterfinals – Delaware defeats New Hampshire


#5 Delaware defeats No.11 New Hampshire 16-3 on a brisk Friday night at Delaware stadium in Newark Delaware. Pat Devlin was nearly flawless, completing 27 of 38 passes for 261 yards. White caught eight passes for 94 yards, Crosby had seven catches for 55 yards, and Schenauer caught four passes for 43 yards and scored a touchdown, CAA Rookie of the Year and the league’s leading rusher Freshman running back Andrew Pierce with 90 yards on 23 carries.

Delaware will host the Division I FCS Championship Semifinals Round next weekend.

 

 

Delaware WR (#6) Mark Schenauer celebrates with teammates after a 9 yards TD with 13:04 left in the 4th quarter Delaware Leads UNH 16-3. No. 5 Delaware defeats No.11 New Hampshire 16-3 on a brisk Friday at Delaware stadium in Newark Delaware. Delaware will host the Division I FCS Championship Semifinals Round next weekend.

 

 

 

 

NCAA FOOTBALL 2010 – Dec 04 – Delaware Defeats Lehigh


No. 5 Delaware defeats No.18 Lehigh 42-20 on a brisk Saturday afternoon at Delaware stadium in Newark Delaware. Delaware will face New Hampshire in the NCAA Quarterfinals.

Delaware LB (#29) Chris Campbell catches a 1 yard TD pass in the Second Quarter OL (#56) Gino Gradkowski and Chris Campbell celebrate in the Endzone.

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University of Delaware Headed Back to NCAA Tournament!


Despite Yesterday overtime loss to Villanova, Delaware will a first round bye and Will Face Lehigh or Northern Iowa Dec. 4 at Delaware Stadium After the Bye Week.

The Blue Hens, who ended the regular season with a 9-2 record and a share of the Colonial Athletic Association title, earned the No. 3 seed in the 20-team tournament which was announced live on ESPNU Television Sunday morning.

Delaware host the winner of this week’s matchup between Patriot League champion Lehigh and Missouri Valley Conference member Northern Iowa on Dec. 4 at Delaware Stadium.

The Blue Hens, who entered last week as the nation’s No. 1 ranked team before falling to rival Villanova 28-21 in overtime on Saturday, will be making their 10th appearance in the NCAA Tournament – In their last trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2007, the Hens advanced all the way to the national championship game behind QB (#5) Joe Flacco before falling to top-seed Appalachian State. Delaware captured the NCAA title in 2003 when the Hens swept through the tournament and defeated Colgate 40-0 in the title game at Chattanooga, Tenn. Delaware also captured the national title in 1979 (NCAA II) and were national runners-up in 1974, 1978, 1982, and 2007.

Delaware players celebrate a touch down in the second quarter. No.1 Delaware loses to No.15 Villanova 28-21 on a brisk Saturday afternoon at Delaware stadium in Newark Delaware. Photo By Saquan Stimpson

Villanova RB (#25) Aaron Ball leaps over the offensive line in Overtime as No. 1 Delaware loses to No. 15 Villanova 28-21 on a brisk Saturday afternoon at Delaware stadium in Newark Delaware. Photo By Saquan Stimpson

Delaware players right before game between No. 1 Delaware and No.15 Villanova.

All games of the tournament will be held at campus sites leading up to the championship game, which will be held for the first time at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas on Jan. 7.

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