Richmond passes Old Dominion with unselfish ball movement
(12/17/15 4:05pm)
The Spiders maintained an efficient, selfless, team-oriented offense to dominate in-state rival Old Dominion on Friday.
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The Spiders maintained an efficient, selfless, team-oriented offense to dominate in-state rival Old Dominion on Friday.
Here's everything you need to know in advance of Richmond football's FCS semifinal game this weekend:
Richmond quarterback Kyle Lauletta threw the ball wherever he wanted Friday night. Sometimes he picked CAA first-teamer Reggie Diggs, whose height and jumping ability beckon Lauletta to throw the ball up. Other times he chose CAA first-teamer Brian Brown, whose ability to adjust to deep passes helped him on multiple occasions. Most of the time, though, it was CAA first-teamer Jacobi Green, who caught one touchdown pass and ran for three others. How do you stop the Spiders with all those weapons?
The Spiders hit more than half of their 25 3-pointers and played good enough defense to handily beat Northern Iowa on Saturday, wrapping up the team’s toughest four-game stretch of the season.
The Tribe's Steve Cluley looked left, hesitated, then threw up a low, hard pass. David Herlocker tipped it. David Jones intercepted it in the back of the endzone with 104 yards between him and the opposite goal line.
The buzzer sounds and the Spiders hang on to win against Northern Iowa. The final score: UR 82, Northern Iowa 67. The Spiders won thanks to a huge game from behind the arc, connecting on 13-25 three-pointers. Terry Allen led all scorers with 21 points on very efficient shooting and the Spiders had five scorers in double figures.
This game marks the highest scoring game in the NCAA Playoffs by a Spider football team. The record was previously 46 points against Morgan State. With this victory, Richmond will be looking to the winner of Western Illinois and Illinois State to determine their opponent in the next round of the FCS Playoffs.
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