CAA Week 2 Social Media Round-Up
CAA Week 2 Social Media Round-Up
Check out the best social media posts from around the Colonial Athletic Association during week 2 of college football.
Week two is in the books, and once again the Colonial Athletic Association provided plenty of highlights around the league.
Win 700 For Delaware
The first CAA game of the year more than delivered as Delaware edged Rhode Island in a triple-overtime thriller to give the Blue Hens their 700th win in program history.
Win No. 700 was one for the books. #BleedBlue302 pic.twitter.com/9QSBcdXF0R
— Delaware Football (@DelawareFB) September 8, 2019
It was all Rhode Island in the first half, but quarterback Pat Kehoe found his groove in the second half on his way to a career night.
With ? passing TDs yesterday, @pkehoe23 tied a single-game school record that hadn't been done since 1979. #BleedBlue302#BlueHens pic.twitter.com/tqYyJzcys0
— Delaware Football (@DelawareFB) September 8, 2019
Kehoe even got a two-point conversion on this beautifully excited Philly special.
The Philly special!!!@DELAWAREFB with a TD and the 2-pt conversion to take a 22-19 lead with 1:14 to play
— CAA Football (@CAAFootball) September 8, 2019
DON'T MISS THE FINISH: @FLOFOOTBALL https://t.co/xR8GuLFZcf pic.twitter.com/aL2cMSjrHd
The Blue Hens made sure to take time and enjoy the W Saturday night as well.
We called game. #BleedBlue302#BlueHens pic.twitter.com/J4Z9zCkjOz
— Delaware Football (@DelawareFB) September 8, 2019
New Field, New Unis, Who Dis?
While it was a heartbreaking loss for Rhode Island, Meade Stadium and its new turf looked beautiful under the brand new lights.
First @RhodyFootball game under the lights at @universityofri’s Meade Stadium since 1972! #GoRhody #ThreeMoreFeet pic.twitter.com/WuYQHeg6TZ
— Michael Scott (@urimiscott) September 8, 2019
The Rams also looked incredible in the brand new all Keaney unis.
ICYMI:
— Rhody Football (@RhodyFootball) September 6, 2019
All Keaney everything. Debuting tomorrow night. ? #BringTheRuckus | #GoRhody pic.twitter.com/X92dzl70FZ
Stars Shine For Towson
The expectations were higher entering the 2019 season than ever before at Towson. Preseason offensive player of the year Tom Flacco and two-time All-American Shane Simpson are living up to the hype.
Our #WalterPaytonAward Watch List members are off to a good start, helping Towson begin 2-0....... pic.twitter.com/zBe6ZddzT9
— Towson Football (@Towson_FB) September 8, 2019
How good have they been? Standout wide receiver Shane Leatherbury will one day tell his kid about playing with the duo.
Can’t wait to tell my kids I played with THE Tom Flacco and THE Shane Simpson. Saving this for that reason https://t.co/QopGQzrQ5g
— Shane Leatherbury (@leather__) September 8, 2019
Defense → Offense
For the second straight game, the Villanova defense recorded a pick-six. This time it was Elijah Trent turning defense into offense for the Wildcats.
Elijah Trent cashes in on a pick-six to put @NovaFootball up 17-3!
— CAA Football (@CAAFootball) September 7, 2019
Tune in on @FloFootball #CAAFootball pic.twitter.com/FmnbbV2MBX
Mr. Steal Your Ankles
Jaylan Thomas had an incredible day on the ground racking up 135 yards and two scores, but none were more impressive than this one.
Jaylan Thomas is out here snatching ankles. pic.twitter.com/3YPlhzC6hF
— FloFootball (@FloFootball) September 7, 2019
Sing It Loud & Proud
The Dukes put on a show Saturday night in their home opener and continued that show into the locker room when Ron'Dell Carter led the singing of the fight song. How good was the performance? You can even see Coach Cignetti crack a smile at the 11-second mark.
Good night, JMU Nation. pic.twitter.com/WghjEfY93N
— JMU Football (@JMUFootball) September 8, 2019
James Madison also continues to produce incredible post-game highlight videos.
Put it on the board. Win #1 for the Dukes.#GoDukes pic.twitter.com/IYm5FxHNd1
— JMU Football (@JMUFootball) September 8, 2019
Did He Catch That?
While Maine fell Saturday evening at FBS Georgia Southern, the Black Bears still managed to record some highlight-reel plays. Enjoy Jaquan Blair's insane two-point conversion catch from four different angles.
"Did he catch that?" Yes. Yes he did.
— Maine Football (@BlackBearsFB) September 8, 2019
Blair's 2-pt conversion catch was so nice we HAD to show you all 4️⃣ angles.#BlackBearNation | #Elevate | #CAAFB | #SCtop10 pic.twitter.com/tiFFJU2wjG
Earnest Edwards is not only one of the best wide receivers in the CAA, but he can throw the ball as well. This was Edwards' second career touchdown pass. Also, how bout that toe drag swag from Devin Young?
A little trickery from the Black Bears on this touchdown pass!
— Maine Football (@BlackBearsFB) September 8, 2019
Ferguson ➡️ Edwards ➡️ Young
That's Edwards' second career touchdown pass!#BlackBearNation | #Elevate | #CAAFB pic.twitter.com/S6kOKbZ09O
Home Visit
Before heading out of town for their season opener, New Hampshire stopped by to see the head coach Sean McDonnell. McDonnell is currently taking an indefinite leave of absence from the program for health-related reasons. Get well soon, coach McDonnell.
First stop on way to Holy Cross? A trip to see the Leader of the Pack. #CoachMac #GraniteStrong pic.twitter.com/SX0wRZfmTs
— UNH Football (@UNH_Football) September 6, 2019