Virginia football hosts Duke on Friday night in a rematch of last year's ACC championship game, and the Cavaliers are seeking, 'a little revenge' against the Blue Devils.
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CATIE HARPER
Daily News-Record
JMU safety KJ Flowe hasn't forgotten what happened in Boone two years ago. He's making sure his new teammates understand the rivalry.
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David Teel
The Virginian-Pilot
A 24-team College Football Playoff has critics worried about the regular season. David Teel sees something different: More teams with something to play for.
- MARK BERMAN The Roanoke Times
Tech is taking steps to try to fix the problem.
- GREG MADIA The (Charlottesville) Daily Progress
CHARLOTTESVILLE — For Virginia’s reeling run defense, the next test is only more difficult.
- DAMIEN SORDELETT The Roanoke Times
The 6-foot-4, 250-pound junior has been one of the nation’s top tight ends through seven games. He leads all FBS tight ends with 449 receiving yards and has added four touchdowns on 43 receptions.
- By CATIE HARPER Daily News-Record
JMU has a lot of new faces, but the Dukes showed plenty of balance in a 90-81 exhibition victory over Richmond.
We here at Overreaction HQ will try our hand at battle triage in the aftermath of one of the most chaotic college football Saturdays in recent memory.
Evan Bosanko, aka Ebo, from Mostly Sports joins the pod to discuss how JMU is viewed outside the Sun Belt Conference bubble and also discuss the Dukes' Thursday night game at App State. Plus, what to expect from JMU basketball.
The SEC could’ve ended all discussion of this 24-team College Football Playoff abomination. Could’ve told everyone — ESPN, Fox, the Big Ten — to go scratch, we’re staying at 12.
Two quarterbacks sharing playing time can get complicated. At JMU, a friendship built through church, bowling and summer hangouts is making it work.
On the heels of Virginia football's loss at SMU, the Cavaliers knew they'd have to move on quickly with only a condensed week to prepare for Friday night's home game against Duke.
“As coaches, it’s important to remember, keep the main thing the main thing. And, typically, you get what you emphasize,” Virginia Tech coach James Franklin said.
The Flop 10 is about the 10 low moments across the entire country. But in Week 7, the Flop 10 truly belonged to the top 10.
Seven games. Seven wins. JMU scored touchdowns on five of its first six possessions and never let Georgia State get comfortable.
“I think for sure it’s a step in the right direction to show our defense what we can be," defensive end Aycen Stevens said. "It’s a step in the right direction and I think we’ve got to build off this win and get ready for Clemson next week.”
The Virginia Tech legend, who turns 80 on Sunday, was saluted by the Lane Stadium crowd.
Plus W&L, Roanoke, VMI, SVU and Ferrum.
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Mike Elko walked it back Monday, which should make the burning bile in your gut rise a little bit higher.
Georgia State has already won more games than it did in either of the past two seasons. Now the Panthers are coming for unbeaten JMU.
No. 25 Oregon has already lost two games and quarterback Dante Moore, leaving the Ducks on the verge of College Football Playoff elimination this weekend against Nebraska.
Noah Grevious once painted his face purple and gold in the stands at JMU. Now he's catching touchdowns for the Dukes.
It took about 378 days to present itself, but Shane Beamer’s South Carolina Gamecocks — his perpetually good-practicing outfit — finally turned all those training sessions into Saturday success.
Week 6 was an absolute doozy in college football, and there was a persistent theme coaches love to tell their players: don't beat yourself. There was plenty of self-inflicted wounds.
James Madison Athletics is moving to the American Conference, leaving the Sun Belt, starting no later than July 1, 2028, the university announced Monday.
Even though every week of results alters the standings and scrambles the picture of what we know, we can’t help but draw conclusions. We’re fans. It’s what we do.
