The remainder of the CAA race is going to be absolutely nuts with six teams having a shot at the outright or split CAA championship.
Maine and Towson are playing right now with Maine having a 14-7 lead at the moment, loser gets their second CAA loss. Elon was able to beat URI 24-21, so they hang on as one of two CAA teams with only one conference loss at the end of today. I'm torn on whether to root for Maine or Towson. At first I said Maine, but Towson has a much tougher remaining schedule than Maine does meaning it's probably best if Maine loses to Towson today. Elon faces both as their last two games.
If Towson loses to Maine today, beats Elon next weekend, loses to JMU in two weeks, and we win out the rest of the way, we'll win at least a share of the CAA championship with a 6-2 conference record. There are other scenarios that lead us to a CAA title, but that's probably the most straight forward one. No clue who the CAA tiebreakers would award the autobid to, but I'd wager whoever does get it would also secure a playoff seed and first round bye. Potentially lots of interesting chaos ahead. I'll say we had a good time to get the bye week!
To win the league outright (no tiebreakers, one true CAA champion, the following would need to occur:
SBU beats Delaware (11/10)
SBU beats Albany (11/17)
Towson beats Maine(11/3)
Elon beats Towson(11/10)
Richmond beats Maine (11/10)
Rhode Island beats JMU (11/10)
Villanova beats Delaware (11/17)
Maine beats Elon (11/17)
JMU beats Towson (11/17)
If all of the above happened, Stony Brook would sit alone at the top of the CAA at 6-2, Elon would be second at 5-2 (had their game against W&M cancelled), and everyone else would be 5-3 or worse in conference.