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Richmond loses Corp on first series, shut out at NH

No. 11 Richmond lost starting QB Aaron Corp to an injury on the first series of the game, and No. 22 New Hampshire beat the visiting Spiders, 17-0, Saturday afternoon at Cowell Stadium in Durham, N.H.

The victory extended the UNH (3-3, 1-2) home winning streak to 12-games, while the Spiders (2-3, 0-2) had their FCS road winning steak versus FCS opponents snapped at 11.

With Corp on the sidelines and back-up QB John Laub not dressed due to a wrist injury, third-string sophomore Nick Hicks took the reigns but the Spiders struggled without Corp, who transferred from Southern California in the offseason.

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