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Saturday's weather: High 64, 70% rain. The days before will be dry.

Sagarin rates Coastal at 96th, UR at 133. Its predictor index shows a rating of 61.47 + 2.44 (for the home team) = 63.91. UR's predictor score is 51.53 (12.38 point delta).

We loss to LU, Richmond beat them (but in 2OT)

We both played and beat Elon (CCU 31-3, UR 30-10)

Richmond has a reputation for not defending the pass well too. I think that their defense will struggle with us, as long as we don't get cocky. Morgan St. rushed for 175 yds last week. It will be a close game, IMO. Neither team will overpower the other.

URs logo is much cooler, but I'll go with the teal chickens this week.

CCU wins going away....

Could be a close game. Richmond beat Liberty in OT and Coastal lost a close one to Liberty.

Against playoff teams, Richmond is 3-2, including the first round, Coastal is 0-1 vs playoff teams.

Richmond is a dangerous team, but a sloppy one. To see a team with a minus-12 turnover margin in the playoffs is unusual, to say the least, and makes me gunshy to pick them to beat a truly playoff-caliber team. They aren't as turnover prone with Michael Strauss at QB, but they still aren't real stingy either. If the Spiders are careful with the ball, they'll probably win, but it's hard to pick that given their track record.

Here's my assessment of the matchups & my pick for the game:

• • • Quarterbacks -- (push)
      
      Running Backs - (push)
      
      Receivers/TEs - Richmond
      
      Offensive Line - (push)
      
      
      Defensive Line - (push)
      
      Linebackers --- Richmond
      
      Secondary ---- Coastal Carolina
      
      
      Kicking ------ Richmond
      
      Punting ------ Coastal Carolina
      
      Return Teams - Coastal Carolina
      
      Kickoffs ------ Coastal Carolina
      
      
      
      
      
      • Richmond 23-31 Coastal Carolina

SuperHornet wrote:CCU wins going away....

I would be surprised by either winning going away. CCU going away is my call.

This will be a tough game, no doubt. There's no clear winner to predict.

Richmond has the #30 ranked defense against tougher competition.

Spiders win 34-27

Richmond not a CCU cream puff. Spiders in a close one.

We have kick off.

Both offenses had to punt. Still no score. UR has ball on 3 yd line

Where are the fans? Disappointed in the turnout
Are the students gone?
Is it to hot?

I can hear a single fan yelling Go defense

Interception! CCU takes to the 19 yd line

Bronco wrote:Where are the fans? Disappointed in the turnout
Are the students gone?
Is it to hot?

I can hear a single fan yelling Go defense

I think school is still in. It's a cool day so that's no excuse. The view on CCU is toward the visitors side. There's a huge section on the home side that is normally packed. I admit, the community doesn't seem to care about CCU.

Coastal pooches a FG. still no score

The student section is the endzone. The visitor side has a lot of teal and black in it

Coastal gets FG, 3-0. 15:00 2nd

The poster above whose name would be a great password had the secondary figured right
Coastal is right on the receivers
Takes a perfect pass to complete

The color man said that was a bad place to turn the ball over for Coastal
Wonder where it is a good place to do it

R recovers on their own 3 yard line

Neither team is overpowering the other. UR is better passing than rushing. CCU defense is making the right plays. They're doing well.

Bronco wrote:The poster above whose name would be a great password had the secondary figured right
Coastal is right on the receivers
Takes a perfect pass to complete

a great password?

This is going to be a game won by FGs. Our red zone offense isn't cutting it.

FG, CCU LEADS, 6-0

Ibanez wrote:

Bronco wrote:The poster above whose name would be a great password had the secondary figured right
Coastal is right on the receivers
Takes a perfect pass to complete

a great password?

Mvemjsunpx

The Richmond QB watches every pass from his ass