In a massive game in the CAA, No. 5 Villanova Football overcame an up-to-the-challenge 4-1 Stony Brook team that lead for most of the first half but was blindsided by the Wildcats in the second half. Villanova trailed 17-14 at halftime but scored 28 second half points in a  42-24 win during Week 6 on Oct. 5.

The Hampton Pirates are looking to improve on a 5-7 overall and 2-6 conference performance in 2025 and are armed with several returning players. They have also added some key players from the transfer portal, hoping to transform the Pirates into a winning team.

The North Carolina A&T Aggies are looking to bounce back from a 1-11 2024 season and are returning several key players to do so in 2025.

North Carolina A&T Football is looking to bounce back from a 1-11 2024 season and are returning several key players to do so in 2025.

No CAA team is in better shape than the Monmouth Hawks, who are returning several starters on both sides of the ball from their 6-6 campaign in 2024, looking to move past the .500 mark.

Going into the 2025 season, the Bryant Bulldogs are looking to bounce back from a subpar 2024 season where they finished 2-10 with a 0-8 conference record. Not only are the Bulldogs looking to bounce back from the 2024 season, but they also have to do so without star wide receiver Landon Ruggieri, an All-American.

The Hampton Pirates are looking to improve on a 5-7 overall and 2-6 conference performance in 2025 and are armed with several returning players. They have also added some key players from the transfer portal, hoping to transform the Pirates into a winning team.

After a 5-7 2024 season, the Maine Black Bears are looking to use their veteran roster to have a winning season. With graduate student Carter Peevy returning to lead the Black Bears offense, Maine has all of the right tools to succeed in 2025.

After a 6-6 finish last season, the Elon Phoenix is looking to break .500 again and is opening up its season with a challenge, playing ACC team Duke in Durham. They went 5-3 in conference play last season and are looking to follow it up with another strong conference performance paired with a strong non-conference showing.

No CAA team is in better shape than the Monmouth Hawks, who are returning several starters on both sides of the ball from their 6-6 campaign in 2024, looking to move past the .500 mark.

After a 5-7 2024 season, the Maine Football is looking to use their veteran roster to have a winning season. With graduate student Carter Peevy returning to lead the Black Bears offense, Maine has all of the right tools to succeed in 2025.

After a 6-6 finish last season, the Elon Phoenix is looking to break .500 again and is opening up its season with a challenge, playing ACC team Duke – in Durham. They went 5-3 in conference play last season and are looking to follow it up with another strong conference performance paired with a strong non-conference showing.

The Bryant Bulldogs are looking to bounce back from a subpar 2024 season where they finished 2-10 with a 0-8 conference record. Not only are the Bulldogs looking to bounce back from the 2024 season, but they are going to have to do so without star wide receiver Landon Ruggieri, an All-American.

The Villanova Wildcats celebrated a 10-4 overall record in 2024 and their second consecutive season with 10 wins. They went on to compete through the second round of the FCS Playoffs, holding Incarnate Word to just 13 points but taking a loss. Now they look to revamp on both sides of the ball to keep the success going.

Monmouth quarterback Derek Robertson has one thing on his mind for the 2025 football season: winning games.