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Post by **Scars** » 10 Sep 2025, 02:14

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Post by **Scars** » 10 Sep 2025, 02:15

Season Results

Post by **Scars** » 10 Sep 2025, 02:16

Awards and Accolades

Post by **Scars** » 10 Sep 2025, 02:16

School Records

Passing
Passing Yards (Game): Matt Nagy vs. Connecticut (1998) - 556
Passing Yards (Season): Joe Flacco (2007) - 4,263
Passing Yards (Career): Matt Nagy (1997-2000) - 8,214
Passing Touchdowns (Game): 5 players - 5
Passing Touchdowns (Season): Nolan Henderson (2022) - 32
Passing Touchdowns (Career): Matt Nagy (1997-2000) - 58

Rushing
Rushing Yards (Game): Omar Cuff vs. Delaware State (2007) - 288
Rushing Yards (Season): Omar Cuff (2007) - 1,945
Rushing Yards (Career): Daryl Brown (1991-94) - 4,587
Rushing Touchdowns (Game): Omar Cuff vs. William & Mary (2007) - 6
Rushing Touchdowns (Season): Omar Cuff (NCAA Record) (2007) - 35
Rushing Touchdowns (Career): - Omar Cuff (CAA Record) (2004-07) - 65

Receiving
Receptions (Game): Justin Long vs. Maine (2004) & David Boler vs. Navy (2004) - 16
Receptions (Season): Eddie Conti (1998) - 91
Receptions (Career): Aaron Love (2005-08) - 193
Receiving Yards (Game): Eddie Conti vs. Connecticut (1998) - 354
Receiving Yards (Season): Eddie Conti (NCAA I-AA Record) (1998) - 1,712
Receiving Yards (Career): Eddie Conti (1994-98) - 3,737
Receiving Touchdowns (Game): Courtney Batts vs. West Chester (1994) - 4
Receiving Touchdowns (Season): Pat Walker (1969) - 12
Receiving Touchdowns (Career): - Eddie Conti (1994-98) - 31

Defense
Tackles (Game): 3 players - 23
Tackles (Season): Darrell Booker (1985) - 153
Tackles (Career): Darrell Booker (1984-87) - 506
Sacks (Game): Jamie Bittner vs. Villanova (1980) - 6
Sacks (Season): Joe Quigg (1983) - 16
Sacks (Career): Matt Morrill (1990-93) - 30
Interceptions (Game): 9 players - 3
Interceptions (Season): George Schmitt (1982) - 13
Interceptions (Career): George Schmitt (1980-82) - 22

Post by **Scars** » 10 Sep 2025, 02:16

Recruiting Classes

Post by **Scars** » 10 Sep 2025, 02:17

Hall of Fame

Pre-Chise
HC Bill Murray (1940–1942, 1946-1950): 49–16–2 record, AP College Division national champion and Mason–Dixon champion (1946), College Football Hall of Fame Inductee (1974)
HC David Nelson (1951–1965): 84–42–2 record, UPI College Division national champion (1963), MAC champion (1959 & 1962–1963), College Football Hall of Fame Inductee (1987)
HC Tubby Raymond (1966-2001): 300–119–3 record, AP/UPI College Division national champion (1971-1972), Division II national champion (1979), MAC champion (1966 & 1968–1969), Yankee Champion (1986, 1988, 1991–1992, 1995), A-10 champion (2000), AFCA College Division COY (1971–1972), College Football Hall of Fame Inductee (2003)
QB Joe Flacco (2006-2007): ECAC Player of the Year (2007), First-team All-CAA (2007), CAA Co-Offensive Player of the Year (2007), Third-team All-American (2007)

Post by **Scars** » 10 Sep 2025, 02:25

CUSA Adds Delaware, Blue Hens to Join in 2025
General | November 28, 2023

DALLAS, TX – Conference USA announces the University of Delaware will join the league on July 1, 2025, bringing the conference’s membership to 11 universities.

“Adding the University of Delaware is a tremendous opportunity for Conference USA as we strategically position ourselves for continued success,” Commissioner Judy MacLeod said. "We are excited to add the state’s flagship university with its rich history in athletics and academics and look forward to our partnership with President Dennis Assanis, Director of Athletics Chrissi Rawak and their leadership group."

A press conference will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, November 29, at 10:00 am ET in the Whitney Athletic Center on campus at the University of Delaware to formally announce this move. The event is open to the public, and will be live streamed on YouTube and can be viewed here.

“Just like our football team, the whole University of Delaware, is on the rise,” University of Delaware President Dennis Assanis said. “UD ranks among the nation’s leading public research institutions and is recognized nationally for delivering exceptional professional outcomes for our students. Joining Conference USA will help increase our visibility to shine a light on our excellent academic programs, our ground-breaking research initiatives and our enduring impact on our community and the world.”

The Blue Hens will compete in Conference USA in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, track & field, and volleyball. There will be clarity in the coming months on where the other seven programs will compete in the future.

“The opportunity to join Conference USA is an incredibly proud moment for our entire university,” Director of Athletics, Community, and Campus Recreation Chrissi Rawak said. “With this step forward, we will continue to offer an incredible student-athlete experience and elevate the visibility of all that is remarkable about UD. We couldn’t be more excited for the entire state of Delaware and how this will bring the 302 together.”

Last season alone, Delaware had five conference championships, a pair of NCAA victories, and two individual NCAA qualifiers. Other notable national accolades include regularly ranked football and men’s lacrosse programs, and doubles pair in women’s tennis. Nine Blue Hens garnered All-American honors in 2022-23, with six national player of the week awards.

Historically, the Blue & Gold have shown competitive excellence in all walks of athletics. The Hens boast an impressive 529 All-Americans, 137 conference titles, and 10 national championships in the University’s storied history.

The University of Delaware’s academic programs are among the nation’s best and its research classification places the University in the top 3% of all U.S. universities and colleges. Announced in September, UD ranks No. 76 among national universities and No. 36 nationally among public universities, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Colleges rankings. U.S. News also ranked eight undergraduate programs at UD among the nation’s top-100 in their disciplines, including No. 5 nationally in chemical engineering. UD Is also a top-50 university in the U.S. for veterans and active-duty military.

That outstanding academic reputation also translates to UD Athletics and UD student-athletes.

UD student-athletes complement their athletic success with strong academic performances. In the 2022-23 academic year, Blue Hens compiled a cumulative 3.286 grade-point average—the highest in department history, excluding academic terms impacted by COVID-19. This marked the ninth-consecutive year and the 19th-straight semester in which UD student-athletes have posted a 3.00 GPA or better.

Post by **Scars** » 10 Sep 2025, 02:44

you may post

redsox907 · Post by **redsox907** » 10 Sep 2025, 02:45

we got anotha one :blessed:

be interesting to see how you do controlling the whole team vs who djp has done just controlling the offense as the oc

Bailey4mvp · Post by **Bailey4mvp** » 10 Sep 2025, 04:39

Following for sure man, honestly had no idea Matt Nagy was the QB there. this should be a fun ride.

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