New Hampshire Wildcats NCAA Football News

LaSalle Institute graduate Scott Sicko has been named an AFCA Division I-AA All American tight end again this year for the University of New Hampshire.

UNH Press Release: University of New Hampshire senior tight end Scott Sicko was named to the 2009 AFCA Football Championship Subdivision Coaches' All-America Team.

Quarterback R.J. Toman and the UNH football team reached the quarterfinals of the FCS playoffs for the fifth time in six years.

A loss to New Hampshire Oct. 10 in Durham was the only blemish on Villanova's impressive season.

Four University of New Hampshire football players have been named to the New England Football Writers' Football Championship Subdivision All-Star Team in an announcement by Northeastern Associate Athletic Director Jack Grinold.

Different team. Different year. Same result. For the fifth time in six seasons, the University of New Hampshire football team found the quarterfinal round of the NCAA playoffs to be an insurmountable obstacle.

Saturday, December 5, 2009 Been there. Haven't done that. For the fifth time in six years, the University of New Hampshire football team will try to win a quarterfinal playoff game.

It's taken University of New Hampshire football coach Sean McDonnell a good three years to get the pronunciation of Matt Szczur's name right.

UNH saw its football season end this afternoon against Villanova. With time running out in the fourth quarter, the Wilcats trail, 46-7. Villanova piled up more than 300 rushing yards and five touchdowns on the ground.

University of New Hampshire quarterback R.J. Toman was left so alone when he dropped back to pass last week, it was almost like he was playing in a spring game and wearing a red jersey.

At this point, Villanova's football team merely wants to keep playing. Which means it shouldn't really matter to the Wildcats who is blocking their way.

UNH's Wildcats are looking to take the next step, but have to get by Villanova in the quarters to do it.

Sean McDonnell admits he panicked. With the field-goal unit about to attempt a 52-yarder and the play clock winding down, the University of New Hampshire football coach called a timeout to avoid a delay-of-game penalty.

Over and over Friday, University of New Hampshire quarterback R.J. Toman dropped back on the artificial turf of Cowboy Stadium and tossed 30-yard passes to an array of receivers.

UNH quarterback R.J. Toman led the charge, completing 17-of-25 passes for 240 yards.A He also threw three touchdown passes and ran one in on his own.

After watching the University of New Hampshire football team hold explosive McNeese State to its lowest point total of the season in Saturday's 49-13 Division I first-round game, local followers marveled at the defense.

LAKE CHARLES, La. - He said this game wasn't "about redeeming myself." But that's exactly what R.J. Toman did Saturday in the Louisiana Bayou.

Before The University of New Hampshire's 49-13 win over McNeese State was a rout, it was a tight game in the third quarter that could have tipped either way.

R.J. Toman threw three touchdowns and rushed for a score to lead New Hampshire to a 49-13 win over McNeese State on Saturday in the first round of the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.

AP photo Villanova wide receiver Mike Reynolds, right, picks up a fumble in front of UNH linebacker Terrence Klein during the fourth quarter at Cowell Stadium Saturday.AP photo Villanova wide receiver Mike Reynolds, right, picks up a fumble in front of UNH linebacker Terrence Klein during the fourth quarter at Cowell Stadium Saturday.