Richmond football blown out late in season opener at Maryland
(09/06/15 3:42pm)
It was William Likely's day.
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It was William Likely's day.
Thank you to everyone for keeping up with us during the first game of the football season here at Byrd Stadium! Best of luck to the Spiders at their next game.
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Richmond football's starting quarterback Kyle Lauletta was asked what he thought his team needed to do in order to win this weekend against the Maryland Terrapins at College Park. His keys to the game, followed by my own analysis, are as follows:
Fearless Ambition.
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