New Hampshire's highest-scoring season opener in 20 years included a career-best five touchdown passes - each to a different pass-catcher - from Max Brosmer. "Expectations are kind of external our standards are internal, and that's what we really focused on this week." "Expectations are a funny thing," Wildcats coach Rick Santos said, alluding to UNH's preseason projections and rankings. Not a bad first 15 minutes for beginning to meet the lofty expectations 2022 may have set for Laube, but New Hampshire's do-everything weapon takes on an approach indicative of the Wildcats' collective focus for 2023. Laube led all of the Football Championship Subdivision in all-purpose yardage a season ago with 2,332, good for 194.3 per game - almost 23 more than the next-most productive player.īy the end of Saturday's first quarter, Laube was well on his way to 239 total yards between rushing, receiving and returns, and had scored a touchdown in all three facets. ➡️ /gZZtjYhaV5- CAA Football September 4, 2023 Nine months may have elapsed since the conclusion of Coastal Athletic Association co-reigning champion New Hampshire's 2022 season, but the Wildcats All-American playmaker Dylan Laube needed fewer than five minutes to get right back to past form.Ī 58-yard punt returned for a touchdown early in the first quarter of New Hampshire's 51-17, season-opening romp at Stonehill highlighted Laube's selection as the National Special Teams Player of the Week.įedEx Ground FCS National Special Teams Player of the Week ( Dylan Laube totaled a Week 1-high 229 yards on 21 touches in the 11th-ranked 51-17 victory at Stonehill.
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