FREDDIE!!!

I guess the national media is getting another look at how legit this JMU defense is… Make that three INT’s for the Dukes defense already up 42-20 over Texas State.

In their third straight nationally televised game, James Madison sure gave viewers a show. Offense: 41.7 PPG, 537.3 yards per game Defense: 20.3 PPG, 308.3 yards per game, 6 INT’s To the surprise of no one, JMU went 3-0 during that span.

James Madison has dominated the second halves of games during their current six-game win streak. How dominate have they been? Here are the numbers: JMU Football | #GoDukes

“We’ve gotten back to doing things the right way — and it’s starting to click.” Riverheads (Riverheads Athletics) rolling again with their third win in four games, blanking Staunton 26-0. Full highlights and reaction on WHSV Sports.

“Being picked first just solidifies the standard we operate with every single day.” Despite a brand new roster entering the season, expectations for JMU's men's basketball haven't waivered. How the team is embracing those expectations: WHSV Sports | JMU Men's Basketball

Feels good to say basketball season is back in the AUBC. JMU women’s basketball is about 15 minutes out from their season opener, hosting Kent State. We got highlights coming up tonight at 10/11 on WHSV Sports

End of the first: JMU hasn’t skipped a beat, opening up a 22-8 lead. Kent State HC Todd Starkey already made his mark, getting ejected just two minutes into the ballgame. JMU’s Peyton McDaniel already up to 13 points, Dukes defense already racking up five steals. Not bad.

HALFTIME: Kent State: 18 James Madison: 45 JMU playing about as perfect as they can in their season opener. McDaniel already up to 21 on 7-9 shooting, Dukes forcing 12 turnovers, resulting in 20 points.

A statement win for JMU women's basketball to kick off the new year, downing Kent State 80-48. JMU coming up with 16 steals, forcing 25 turnovers resulting in 35 points. Four Dukes finished in double figures led by 29 points from Peyton McDaniel. Strong way to start 1-0.

Week 11 game of the week: Stuart’s Draft vs. Wilson Memorial Shenandoah District title is on the line. Entering the half, Wilson with a 13-7 lead. We’ll have highlights tonight at 11:30 on WHSV Sports

Your 2025 Shenandoah District football champions: Wilson Memorial. Wilson takes down Stuart’s Draft, 27-13. Keyvon Jones with four TD’s alongside an INT. Up next: Region 3C playoffs. WHSV Sports | Wilson Memorial Athletics

There’s not much Wilson Memorial’s Keyvon Jones can’t do on the football field. He put it all on display in Friday’s 27-13 win over Stuarts Draft: - 194 Total Yards - 4 Total TD's - 1 pretty cool INT Wilson Memorial Athletics | Keyvon Jones

As a wise man once said: “Here” 📍Joan C. Edwards Stadium James Madison looking for win number eight on the year in a road match against Marshall. Highlights coming up tonight at 11 on WHSV Sports

Happy Sunday from inside the Atlantic Union Bank Center. Double header for JMU men and women’s basketball this afternoon. First up, JMU men’s hosting Coppin State. Women’s to host Queens at 4 p.m. Highlights coming up tonight at 11 on WHSV Sports

RANK EM’! For the first time this season, James Madison is picked in the AP Top 25 poll, coming in at number 24. Now 8-1 (6-0 SBC) on the year, the Dukes return home on Saturday to host App State.

FINAL: JMU men's basketball moves to 2-1 on the early year with a 84-70 win over Coppin State. Dukes found their rhythm from beyond the arch, shooting 14-35 (40%). Cliff Davis leading the way for JMU, finishing with a team-high 16 points.

Quite a statement made to get back in the win column for JMU women's basketball with a 87-38 win over Queens. Dukes forcing 21 turnovers, turning into 30 points. JMU's Kylie Marshall also providing a spark off the bench with a team-high 18 points, going 4-5 from deep.

Bridgewater football's season is over. An postgame altercation between Averett-Guilford this past weekend resulted in those two programs discontinuing the season. Bridgewater was scheduled to play Guilford.