The Club met prior to the Maine game, and heard from Assistant Coach Quarterbacks, Sean Goldrich and two of our MVPs for the Monmouth game, Jack Hall from the Defense, and Nate Reed for Special Teams. Marcus Yarns, our Offense MVP had class and could not attend.

Coach Goldrich related his experience playing at UNH under his coach, Ryan Carty. His time at UNH vs. Maine was always a fierce rivalry.

Jack Hall, from Richmond, VA gave a spirited response to the upcoming game versus the Richmond Spiders.

Nate Reed referred to his transfer from East Stroudsburg University, and his strong leg in sending kickoffs to the endzone was noted.

The next day, UD pulled away from Maine in the second half, winning 44-21. Next up is Richmond. Seats on the BHTC day trip to Richmond remain available for purchase on this website.

Prior to the “barn burner” at Monmouth University, the BHTC honored MVPs from the Sacred Heart game: Anwar O’neal, KT Seay, and Jake Thaw. Our guest speakers were:

– Coach Terence Archer. Coach Archer shared with us his four years at Monmouth as a linebacker, and his six years as an assistant coach, and his appreciation for his mentor and head coach at Monmouth, Kevin Callahan.

– Our group heard from JP Gulli of the 302 Collective. JP and his partner, Chris Dohl are working hard to grow UD’s NIL collective. This is an important initiative, as we move to FBS football next year, and membership in Conference USA.

– On Friday, October 11th, we will welcome: Coach Sean Goldrich, AND Andy Hall, QB from the 2003 IAA National Championship team and Inductee into the UD Athletics Hall of Fame.

Here are some photos of the meeting and an example of the numerous Blue Hen tailgates in Central New Jersey: