WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — The eighth-ranked William & Mary football team will look to earn at least a share of the Colonial Athletic Association title when it travels to No. 11 Richmond for The Capital Cup Game presented by C&F Bank on Saturday at noon.

The game will be televised by NBC Sports Washington, while a video stream will be available on FloFootball. By following this link (flosports.tv/caa), CAA fans can sign up for an annual subscription to FloSports, which remains at a reduced rate of $95.88 per year ($7.99 per month) or a discounted monthly rate of $12.50. Also, anyone who subscribes using a CAA member Institution domain (.edu) e-mail address will be eligible for a $6.99 subscription rate per month. Any subscription provides access to all content that FloSports offers.

Fans can also listen to the live broadcast over the airwaves locally on The Tide 92.3 FM and 107.9 FM and via the Internet on Stretch Live.

Live stats be available at RichmondSpiders.com, while fans can follow the action on Twitter at @WMTribeFootball.  

Tickets for the contest are available at RichmondSpiders.com.

Having won its last six games, W&M will look to earn its best regular season record in school history at UR this Saturday, as a win would give the Tribe its first 10-win regular season slate. W&M is coming off its best all-around performance of the season as it totaled season highs in points (45), total yards (582) and rushing yards (371) in its lopsided win against Villanova last Saturday. Additionally, the Tribe's defense held the Wildcats without a touchdown until the waning minutes of the fourth quarter.

Ranked 11th nationally, Richmond enters Saturday's contest on a five-game winning streak and owns an 8-2 overall record and a 6-1 mark in conference play. The Spiders rank third in the CAA in scoring (30.9) and second in scoring defense (18.6). Led by quarterback Reece Udinski, the Spiders boast the league's top passing attack and are averaging 291.3 yards per game through the air.

Saturday's game between W&M and UR will mark the 133rd meeting between the two schools in what has been traditionally called the "Oldest Rivalry in the South" – but may be more accurately described as the most PLAYED rivalry in the South. The Spiders own a 64-63-5 edge in the all-time series. The teams first met in 1898, when Richmond blanked W&M, 15-0. Only three other Division I series have a longer history than that of W&M vs. UR. 
 
This week's game notes are available below or by clicking here.