2014 Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens football team

American college football season January 2015 January 2026 2014 Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens football Colonial Athletic Association CAA 6–6 4–4 Dave Brock 2nd Sean Devine 2nd Multiple Dennis Dottin-Carter 1st Tim Weaver 2nd 4–3 Delaware Stadium The 2014 Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens football team represented the University of Delaware as a member of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) during the 2014 NCAA Division I FCS football season. Led by second-year head coach Dave Brock, the Fightin' Blue Hens compiled an overall record of 6–6 with a mark of 4–4 in conference play, placing in a four-way tie for fifth in the CAA. The team played home games at Delaware Stadium in Newark, Delaware. Preseason Recruiting class Delaware announced the signing of 22 players on February 5, 2014. yes ATH Ryley Angeline Downingtown East HS Chester Springs, PA 6 3 218 – August 5, 2013 2 LB Charles Bell Penn Manor HS Conestoga, PA 6 1 225 – December 8, 2013 DB Malcolm Brown Quince Orchard HS Gaithersburg, MD 6 1 190 – December 11, 2013 WR Tre Brown Milton Hershey HS Harrisburg, PA 6 2 195 4.42 August 16, 2013 2 OL Mario Farinella Bergen Catholic HS Bloomfield, NJ 6 2 295 5.0 August 24, 2013 WR Troy Gallen Malvern Prep Glen Mills, PA 6 0 175 4.36 August 13, 2013 TE Andrew Grau Cape Henlopen HS Rehoboth Beach, DE 6 5 225 – February 5, 2014 DB Maurice Harley St. John's College HS Upper Marlboro, MD 6 0 201 – February 5, 2014 LB Anthony Jackson Suitland HS Riverdale, MD 6 0 210 4.7 September 16, 2013 2 WR Quai Jefferson St Joseph Regional HS Woodland Park, NJ 6 0 188 – November 5, 2013 2 RB Thomas Jefferson Passaic Tech Prospect Park, NJ 6 1 205 – January 26, 2014 OL James Kretkowski Oceanside HS Mineola, NY 6 6 285 – December 8, 2013 DE John Nassib Malvern Prep West Chester, PA 6 6 260 – November 20, 2013 DL Bilal Nichols Hodgson Vo-Tech Newark, DE 6 4 250 – November 18, 2013 OL Jethro Pepe St. Joseph's HS Colonia, NJ 6 6 245 – August 16, 2013 TE Jake Powell Cherokee HS Marlton, NJ 6 5 220 – August 12, 2013 K Frank Raggo Randolph HS Randolph, NJ 5 9 163 – February 5, 2014 LB Donte Raymond Rahway HS Rahway, NJ 6 0 203 – January 20, 2014 2 OL Bryan Reed Mount Sinai HS Mount Sinai, NY 6 2 291 – July 31, 2013 2 QB Joseph Walker Martin Luther King HS Philadelphia, PA 6 3 207 4.57 December 29, 2013 2 TE Brandon Whaley Battlefield HS Haymarket, VA 6 4 230 4.8 October 2, 2013 RB Kareem Williams Parkland HS Schnecksville, PA 5 10 185 4.49 January 24, 2014 yes 2014 Delaware Commit List for 2014 RecruitTracker 2014: Delaware delaware 48 February 5, 2014 Transfers Three players transferred into Delaware for the 2014 Season: Player Position Previous School Hometown C.J. Jones DB Boston College Wilmington, DE Blake Rankin QB Rutgers Bloomsburg, PA Anthony Speziale OL Wagner Manahawkin, NJ Preseason awards Nick Boyle – CAA Football Preseason All-Conference Team (Tight End) Eric Enderson – CAA Football Preseason All-Conference Team (Punter), The Sports Network FCS Preseason All-American Second Team (Punter)University of Delaware Football Places Enderson, Johnson on The Sports Network Pre-Season All-American Team http://www.bluehens.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=670226&SPID=110401&DB_LANG=C&ATCLID=209537263&DB_OEM_ID=29100 University of Delaware Department of Athletics July 30, 2014 Michael Johnson – The Sports Network FCS Preseason All-American Third Team (All Purpose). Jalen Randolph – CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American Candidate Ryan Torza – CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American Candidate Laith Wallschleger – CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American Candidate Conference predictions Delaware was picked to finish sixth in the CAA Preseason Poll.All-Conference team and CAA Predictions http://www.caasports.com/documents/2014/7/18/2014CAAFBPreseasonTeam.pdf Colonial Athletic Association July 23, 2014 CAA Preseason Poll (first place votes) 1. New Hampshire (15) 2. Villanova (2) 3. Richmond (3) 4. William & Mary (3) 5. Towson 6. Delaware 7. Maine 8. James Madison (1) 9. Stony Brook 10. UAlbany 11. Rhode Island 12. Elon Preseason rankings FCS Coaches Poll Delaware received 15 votes in the Preseason Coaches Poll, resulting in a tie for 35th. The Blue Hens face four teams ranked in the preseason poll (#4 New Hampshire, #7 Towson, #13 Villanova, and #22 William & Mary). In addition, they meet up with two teams to receive votes but not be ranked (James Madison and Sacred Heart). The Sports Network FCS Poll Delaware received 213 votes in the Preseason TSN poll, good for 29th overall. The Blue Hens are scheduled to face four teams that were ranked in the poll in 2014 (#4 New Hampshire, #12 Villanova, #13 Towson, and #19 William & Mary). In addition, they will face two teams that received votes but were not in the top 25 (James Madison – 180 votes and Sacred Heart – 14 votes). Schedule 2014 NCAA Division I FCS The Sports Network Eastern August 30 12:00 pm l y y Pittsburgh Heinz Field Pittsburgh, PA ESPN3 0–62 40,549 September 7 12:00 pm w y Delaware State Delaware Stadium Newark, DE Route 1 Rivalry HAA Hens All-Access 27–9 12,511 September 13 6:00 pm w y Colgate Delaware Stadium Newark, DE HAA 28–25 15,319 September 27 4:00 pm w y 25 James Madison Bridgeforth Stadium Harrisonburg, VA rivalry CSN 30–23 OT 20,592 October 4 3:30 pm l y 24 Sacred Heart Delaware Stadium Newark, DE HAA 7–10 14,894 October 11 3:30 pm w Elon Delaware Stadium Newark, DE HAA 34–24 19,476 October 18 12:30 pm l y Towson Delaware Stadium Newark, DE CSN 17–24 17,718 October 25 12:30 pm l y William & Mary 18 Zable Stadium Williamsburg, VA rivalry CSN 17–31 7,614 November 1 12:00 pm w Rhode Island Delaware Stadium Newark, DE HAA 28–13 12,798 November 8 3:30 pm w y Albany Bob Ford Field Albany, NY 31–28 4,674 November 15 1:00 pm l y New Hampshire 1 Cowell Stadium Durham, NH 14–43 8,199 November 22 12:00 pm l Villanova 6 Delaware Stadium Newark, DE Battle of the Blue HAA 28–35 17,056 Delaware Blue Hens Schedule 2014 https://www.espn.com/college-football/team/schedule/_/id/48/season/2014 ESPN November 9, 2022 2014 Football Schedule https://bluehens.com/sports/football/schedule/2014 Delaware Blue Hens November 9, 2022 Opening depth chart Spread 4-3 Yes No Yes Trent Hurley Justin Burns Richard Czeczotka Jalen Randolph Wes Hills Trejon Dinkins Jerel Harrison Ricky Bell Diante Cherry Michael Johnson Andrew Peterson Ricky Emerson Stephen Clark Andrew Opoku DeAndre Davis Nick Boyle Matt Rodriguez Anthony Speziale TE Ben Curtis Jacob Trump Shawn Davis Will Lewis Andrew Consevage Michael Radespiel Brody Kern Peter Thistle Mario Farinella JD Dzurko Christian Marchena Sam Collura Connor Bozick Justin Glenn James Kretkowski Mario Rowson Mark Doe Malcolm Brown Roman Tatum Justin Watson Jake Giusti Craig Brodsky Kivar Thurman Ryan Torzsa Simba Gwashavanhu Kaliq Gatson Patrick Callaway Jalen Kindle Brandon Snyder David Mackall Larry Spears Eric Patton Derek Battle Donte Raymond Christopher Lail Laith Wallschleger Chris Corvino Jordan Andrews Josh Plummer Blaine Woodson Cedric Udegbe David Tinsley Grant Roberts Derrick Saulsberry Vince Hollerman Brandon Henderson Garrett Greenway Brandon Tuozzolo Eric Enderson Kevin McLaughlin Michael Johnson Stephen Clark Joe Fortunato Eric Enderson 110 100 No Coaching staff Name Position Year Alma mater Dave Brock Head coach 2013 Salisbury (1994) Sean Devine Offensive coordinator/offensive line 2013 Colby (1994) Tim Weaver Co-defensive coordinator/linebackers 2013 Davidson (1990) Dennis Dottin-Carter Co-defensive coordinator/defensive line 2013 Maine (2002) Brian Ginn Quarterbacks 2000 Delaware (2000) Bryan Bossard Wide receivers 2014 Delaware (1988) Tony Lucas Running backs 2013 Columbia (2003) Eddie Allen Special teams coordinator/tight ends 2014 New Haven (2003) Henry Baker Cornerbacks 2011 Maryland (2003) Tom McEntire Safeties 2013 Thiel (2006) Jerry Oravitz Associate Director of Athletics for Football Administration 1997 Salisbury (1984) David Baylor Player Development 2006 Bentley (1997) Jude Moser Administrative Assistant Roster (as of July 29, 2014)Football – Roster http://www.bluehens.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=29100&SPID=110401&SPSID=670229&DB_OEM_ID=29100 University of Delaware Department of Athletics July 30, 2014Quarterbacks 2 Trent Hurley – Senior 7 Blake Rankin – Sophomore 8 Justin Burns – Senior 15 Joseph Walker – Freshman 16 Richard Czeczotka – Sophomore Wide receivers 4 Jerel Harrison – Junior 6 Andrew Opoku – Senior 17 Michael Johnson – Senior 18 Quai Jefferson – Freshman 21 Stephen Clark – Senior 27 Troy Gallen – Freshman 37 Ricky Emerson – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 80 Diante Cherry – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 81 Andrew Peterson – Sophomore 83 Kevin Macari – Junior 84 DeAndre Davis – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 85 Rick Bell – Junior 88 Tre Brown – Freshman Tight ends 10 Kyle Yocum – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 26 Ryan Cobb – Senior 30 Ryley Angeline – Freshman 82 Matt Rodriguez – Junior 86 Nick Boyle – Senior 87 Jake Powell – Freshman 97 Andrew Grau – Freshman 99 Brandon Whaley – Freshman Running backs 28 Thomas Jefferson – Freshman 31 Wes Hills – Sophomore 32 Kareem Williams – Freshman 33 Jalen Randolph – Sophomore 47 Trejon Dinkins – 10px|Redshirt Freshman Offensive line 53 Andrew Consevage – Junior 54 Brody Kern – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 60 Peter Thistle – Sophomore 61 Justin Glenn – Junior 63 Shawn Davis – Sophomore 64 Bryan Reed – Freshman 67 JD Dzurko – Senior 68 Will Lewis – Sophomore 69 Ben Curtis – Junior 70 Jake Trump – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 71 Sam Collura – Junior 74 Michael Radespiel – Sophomore 75 Connor Bozick – Sophomore 76 Christian Marchena – Junior 77 Mario Farinella – Freshman 78 Jethro Pepe – Freshman 79 James Kretkowski – Freshman 92 Anthony Speziale – 10px|Redshirt Freshman Defensive line 45 Chris Corvino – Senior 46 Laith Wallschleger – Senior 55 Brandon Henderson – Sophomore 57 Grant Roberts – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 58 Josh Plummer – Junior 59 Vince Hollerman – Junior 72 David Tinsley – Junior 73 Blaine Woodson – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 90 Derrick Saulsberry – Senior 92 Bilal Nichols – Freshman 95 John Nassib – Freshman 96 Cedric Udegbe – 10px|Redshirt Freshman Linebackers 5 Charles Bell – Freshman 20 Donte Raymond – Freshman 25 David Mackall – Senior 29 Anthony Jackson – Freshman 34 Jalen Kindle – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 34 Justice Smith – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 40 Derek Battle – Junior 41 Kennedy Ogbonna – Senior 42 Eric Patton – Sophomore 43 Larry Spears – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 44 Pat Callaway – Senior 50 Brandon Snyder – Sophomore 51 Christopher Lail – Sophomore 52 Nate Haase – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 53 Tommy Wilmoth – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 54 Jordan Andrews – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 91 Randall Schiccatano – 10px|Redshirt Freshman Defensive backs 1 Malcolm Brown – Freshman 3 Craig Brodsky – Junior 9 Roman Tatum – Sophomore 11 Jake Giusti – Senior 12 Mark Doe – Sophomore 13 Maurice Harley – Freshman 14 Simba Gwashavanhu – Sophomore 22 Justin Watson – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 23 Mario Rowson – Senior 24 Ryan Torzsa – Sophomore 31 Chris Buckley – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 35 Khalig Gatson – Sophomore 37 Kivar Thurman – Senior Punters 49 Eric Enderson – Sophomore Place Kickers 19 Garrett Greenway – Junior 36 Brandon Tuozzolo – Sophomore 39 Kevin McLaughlin – Sophomore 98 Frank Raggo – Freshman Long Snappers 66 Tim Sheridan – 10px|Redshirt Freshman 89 Joe Fortunato – Junior Game summaries Pittsburgh 2014 Pittsburgh Panthers football team Blue Hens 0 0 0 0 Panthers 21 21 13 7 Heinz FieldPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 12:04 PM Eastern 2:53 40,549 Temp: 77 • Wind: 5 SE • Weather: Sunny Duane Heydt ESPN3 yes 1 11:01 Pittsburgh James Conner 7 yard run (Chris Blewitt kick) Pittsburgh 7–0 1 2:25 Pittsburgh Tyler Boyd 14 yard pass from Chad Voytik (Chris Blewitt kick) Pittsburgh 14–0 1 0:07 Pittsburgh James Conner 8 yard run (Chris Blewitt kick) Pittsburgh 21–0 2 9:42 Pittsburgh James Conner 1 yard run (Chris Blewitt kick) Pittsburgh 28–0 2 6:16 Pittsburgh James Conner 19 yard run (Chris Blewitt kick) Pittsburgh 35–0 2 2:25 Pittsburgh Chris James 1 yard run (Chris Blewitt kick) Pittsburgh 42–0 3 11:28 Pittsburgh Isaac Bennett 5 yard run (kick failed) Pittsburgh 48–0 3 0:14 Pittsburgh Scott Orndoff 2 yard pass from Chad Voytik (Chris Blewitt kick) Pittsburgh 55–0 4 4:11 Pittsburgh Chris James 18 yard run (Chris Blewitt kick) Pittsburgh 62–0 yes Pittsburgh was coming off a win over Bowling Green in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl in 2013. First time Delaware was shut out since September 14, 1996 (a 27–0 loss at Villanova), snapping a streak of 220 games. Largest margin of defeat for Delaware since September 24, 1921 (an 89–0 loss at Pennsylvania). Offensive MVP: Nick Boyle – TE Defensive MVP: Simba Gwashavanhu – SS Special Teams MVP: Andrew Opoku – WR Pittsburgh went on to fall to Houston in the Armed Forces Bowl. Delaware State 2014 Delaware State Hornets football team Route 1 Rivalry Route 1 Rivalry Hornets 0 3 0 6 Blue Hens 7 13 7 0 Delaware StadiumNewark, Delaware 12:06 PM Eastern 2:33 12,511 Temp: 73 • Wind: 11 N • Weather: Sunny Char. Lamertina yes 1 11:07 Delaware Wes Hills 1 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 7–0 2 11:29 Delaware State Mitchell Ward 26 yard field goal Delaware 7–3 2 10:53 Delaware Jalen Randolph 20 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 14–3 2 3:52 Delaware Garrett Greenway 34 yard field goal Delaware 17–3 2 0:01 Delaware Garrett Greenway 27 yard field goal Delaware 20–3 3 12:06 Delaware Jalen Randolph 46 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 27–3 4 5:16 Delaware State Malcolm Williams 14 yard run (kick failed) Delaware 27–9 yes Postponed from September 6 at 6 PM to September 7 at 12 PM due to lightning in the area. Jalen Randolph named Nate Beasley MVP. Offensive MVP: Jalen Randolph – RB Defensive MVP: Vince Hollerman – DE Special Teams MVP: Michael Johnson – WR Colgate 2014 Colgate Raiders football team Raiders 9 6 10 0 Blue Hens 14 0 0 14 Delaware StadiumNewark, Delaware 6:06 PM Eastern 2:51 15,319 Temp: 66 • Wind: 7 NNW • Weather: Overcast, cool Henry Wimberg yes 1 11:40 Delaware Nick Boyle 8 yard pass from Trent Hurley (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 7–0 1 8:54 Colgate Jonah Bowman 43 yard field goal Delaware 7–3 1 5:03 Colgate James Travelin 2 yard run (Ty Edmond run failed) Colgate 9–7 1 0:42 Delaware Nick Boyle 1 yard pass from Trent Hurley (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 14–9 2 10:18 Colgate Jonah Bowman 40 yard field goal Delaware 14–12 2 1:21 Colgate Jonah Bowman 32 yard field goal Colgate 15–14 3 8:20 Colgate Jonah Bowman 32 yard field goal Colgate 18–14 3 2:03 Colgate Jake Melville 25 yard run (Jonah Bowman kick) Colgate 25–14 4 7:03 Delaware Wes Hills 1 yard run (Trent Hurley pass failed) Colgate 25–20 4 0:41 Delaware Trent Hurley 5 yard run (Michael Johnson run) Delaware 28–25 yes James Madison 2014 James Madison Dukes football team Delaware-James Madison rivalry #25 Blue Hens 6 7 0 10 7 Dukes 6 0 0 17 0 Bridgeforth StadiumHarrisonburg, Virginia 4:00 PM Eastern 3:29 20,592 Temp: 77 • Wind: NE 2 mph • Weather: Sunny/clear Tony Marcella Comcast SportsNet yes 1 14:45 Delaware Jalen Randolph 75 yard pass from Trent Hurley (kick failed) Delaware 6–0 1 0:25 James Madison Daniel Brown 5 yard pass from Vad Lee (kick failed) Tied 6–6 2 2:27 Delaware Michael Johnson 1 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 13–6 4 8:09 Delaware Garrett Greenway 28 yard field goal Delaware 16–6 4 5:15 James Madison DeAndre' Smith 3 yard pass from Vad Lee (Connor Arnone kick) Delaware 16–13 4 2:55 James Madison Connor Arnone 43 yard field goal Tied 16–16 4 1:37 Delaware Jerel Harrison 86 yard pass from Trent Hurley (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 23–16 4 0:20 James Madison Vad Lee 2 yard run (Connor Arnone kick) Tied 23–23 OT – Delaware Jerel Harrison 4 yard pass from Trent Hurley (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 30–23 yes Delaware's first OT win since September 10, 2005, against Lehigh (34–33). Hens had lost three consecutive OT games since (2007 v. Richmond (5OT), 2010 v. Villanova, and 2012 v. Towson). James Madison went on to fall in the first round of the NCAA First Round to Liberty. Sacred Heart 2014 Sacred Heart Pioneers football team Pioneers 0 7 0 3 #24 Blue Hens 7 0 0 0 Delaware StadiumNewark, Delaware 3:36 PM Eastern 2:57 14,894 Temp: 64 • Wind: 15 WNW • Weather: Cloudy Hank Johns yes 1 14:46 Delaware Jalen Randolph 79 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 7–0 2 14:46 Sacred Heart Tyler Dube 8 yard pass from RJ Noel (Chris Rogers kick) Tied 7–7 4 8:28 Sacred Heart Chris Rogers 25 yard field goal Sacred Heart 10–7 yes Sacred Heart was coming off of a NEC championship and a First Round loss to Fordham in 2013. Delaware's first FCS non-conference loss since January 7, 2011 (v. Eastern Washington, in the National Championship game). Delaware's first regular season FCS non-conference loss since September 20, 2008 (at Furman). Delaware's first home non-conference loss since September 16, 2006 (v. Albany). Sacred Heart went on to win the NEC championship and fall in the NCAA First Round to Fordham. Elon 2014 Elon Phoenix football team Parents & Family Weekend Phoenix 0 3 14 7 Blue Hens 6 21 0 7 Delaware StadiumNewark, Delaware 3:36 PM Eastern 3:07 19,476 Temp: 54 • Wind: 8 NNE • Weather: Overcast Mike Sechrist yes 1 7:29 Delaware Nick Boyle 1 yard pass from Trent Hurley (kick failed) Delaware 6–0 2 12:11 Elon John Gallagher 37 yard field goal Delaware 6–3 2 5:00 Delaware Wes Hills 1 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 13–3 2 2:25 Delaware Jalen Randolph 1 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 20–3 2 2:11 Delaware Malcolm Brown 20 yard interception return (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 27–3 3 10:58 Elon Justin Osborne 5 yard pass from Mike Quinn (John Gallagher kick) Delaware 27–10 3 0:24 Elon Tre Lennon 10 yard pass from Mike Quinn (John Gallagher kick) Delaware 27–17 4 10:56 Delaware Trent Hurley 6 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 34–17 4 8:58 Elon Tre Lennon 35 yard pass from Mike Quinn (John Gallagher kick) Delaware 34–24 yes Towson 2014 Towson Tigers football team Homecoming Tigers 7 0 3 14 Blue Hens 7 7 0 3 Delaware StadiumNewark, Delaware 12:30 PM Eastern 3:10 17,718 Temp: 66 • Wind: 14 N • Weather: Sunny Henry Wimberg Comcast SportsNet yes 1 9:53 Delaware Trent Hurley 1 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 7–0 1 3:51 Towson Andre Dessenberg 1 yard pass from Connor Frazier (Sam Hurwitz kick) Tied 7–7 2 10:36 Delaware Trent Hurley 1 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 14–7 3 5:20 Towson Sam Hurwitz 27 yard field goal Delaware 14–10 4 8:23 Delaware Garrett Greenway 38 yard field goal Delaware 17–10 4 5:23 Towson Spencer Wilkins 39 yard pass from Connor Frazier (Sam Hurwitz kick) Tied 17–17 4 0:49 Towson Darius Victor 17 yard run (Sam Hurwitz kick) Towson 24–17 yes Towson was coming off a loss in the National Championship Game to North Dakota State in 2013. First Homecoming loss since October 31, 2009 to James Madison (20–8). William & Mary 2014 William & Mary Tribe football team Delaware–William & Mary football rivalry Blue Hens 0 7 7 3 #18 Tribe 0 10 14 7 Zable StadiumWilliamsburg, Virginia 12:30 PM Eastern 7,614 Temp: • Wind: • Weather: Comcast SportsNet yes 2 14:14 William & Mary Darnell Laws 1 yard pass from Steve Cluley (Nick Dorka kick) William & Mary 7–0 2 4:46 Delaware Jerel Harrison 31 yard pass from Trent Hurley (Garrett Greenway kick) Tied 7–7 2 0:06 William & Mary Nick Dorka 36 yard field goal William & Mary 10–7 3 8:32 William & Mary Mikal Abdul-Saboor 2 yard run (Nick Dorka kick) William & Mary 17–7 3 1:52 William & Mary DeVonte Dedmon 22 yard run (Nick Dorka kick) William & Mary 24–7 3 0:00 Delaware Jalen Randolph 49 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) William & Mary 24–14 4 9:23 William & Mary Mikal Abdul-Saboor 2 yard run (Nick Dorka kick) William & Mary 31–14 4 5:16 Delaware Garrett Greenway 28 yard field goal William & Mary 31–17 yes Rhode Island 2014 Rhode Island Rams football team Rams 0 7 6 0 Blue Hens 14 7 7 0 Delaware StadiumNewark, Delaware 12:00 PM Eastern 12,798 Temp: • Wind: • Weather: Rain Albany 2014 Albany Great Danes football team Blue Hens 0 7 21 3 Great Danes 0 14 0 14 Bob Ford FieldAlbany, New York 3:30 PM Eastern 3:00 4,674 Temp: 47 • Wind: N 4 • Weather: Clear Warren Gillis yes 2 11:33 Delaware Jalen Randolph 1 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 7–0 2 9:57 Albany Cole King 16 yard pass from Will Fiacchi (Patrick Toole kick) Tied 7–7 2 4:32 Albany Nic Ketter 38 yard pass from Will Fiacchi (Patrick Toole kick) Albany 14–7 3 10:52 Delaware Eric Enderson 2 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Tied 14–14 3 9:11 Delaware Jerel Harrison 16 yard pass from Trent Hurley (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 21–14 3 2:57 Delaware Wes Hills 4 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 28–14 4 14:55 Albany Josh Gontarek 29 yard pass from Will Fiacchi (Patrick Toole kick) Delaware 28–21 4 1:34 Delaware Garrett Greenway 31 yard field goal Delaware 31–21 4 0:33 Albany Josh Gontarek 19 yard pass from Will Fiacchi (Patrick Toole kick) Delaware 31–28 yes New Hampshire 2014 New Hampshire Wildcats football team Blue Hens 0 7 7 0 #1 Wildcats 10 7 13 13 Cowell StadiumDurham, New Hampshire 1:00 PM Eastern 8,199 Temp: • Wind: • Weather: New Hampshire was coming off a Semifinal loss to North Dakota State in 2013. New Hampshire went on to win the CAA championship and fall to Illinois State in the NCAA Semifinals. Villanova 2014 Villanova Wildcats football team Battle of the Blue Battle of the Blue #6 Wildcats 13 7 7 8 Blue Hens 0 7 7 14 Delaware StadiumNewark, Delaware 12:00 PM Eastern 3:09 17,056 Temp: 40 • Wind: 11 SW • Weather: Sunny, Cold Kelvin Hudson yes 1 10:52 Villanova Kevin Monangai 2 yard run (Steve Weyler kick) Villanova 7–0 1 5:44 Villanova Kevin Monangai 3 yard pass from John Robertson (kick blocked) Villanova 13–0 2 14:05 Villanova Poppy Livers 42 yard pass from John Robertson (Steve Weyler kick) Villanova 20–0 2 10:24 Delaware Nick Boyle 10 yard pass from Trent Hurley (Garrett Greenway kick) Villanova 20–7 3 6:06 Villanova Kevin Monangai 1 yard run (Steve Weyler kick) Villanova 27–7 3 2:42 Delaware Jalen Randolph 3 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Villanova 27–14 4 9:56 Delaware Jalen Randolph 6 yard pass from Trent Hurley (Garrett Greenway kick) Villanova 27–21 4 2:04 Delaware Jalen Randolph 1 yard run (Garrett Greenway kick) Delaware 28–27 4 0:23 Villanova Kevin Gulyas 21 yard pass from John Robertson (Poppy Livers pass from John Robertson) Villanova 35–28 yes Villanova went on to fall in the NCAA Quarterfinals to Sam Houston State. 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