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JMU/Ntelos Wireless Broadcast Network GAME INFORMATION What’s Inside James Madison Today’s Game Info . 2-3 Dukes Today’s Matchup . 4 University . 7 vs. President . 8 Head Coach . 10-11 Elon Assistant Coaches . 12, 14-15, 17, 19 Phoenix Academics . 20 Sports Medicine . 23 Saturday, November 22, 2014 ~~ 12 p.m. Strength & Conditioning . 25 2014 Dukes . 27, 29, 31 JMU/nTelos Wireless Broadcast Network 32 Athletics Information Services . 36 Stadium Map . 36 Football Support Staff . 37 CAA Update . 38 Game Rosters, Depth Charts . 39-42 Honoring A Coaching Icon - Challace McMillin . 43 2014 JMU Athletics Hall of Fame . 44 Stadium Information . 45 Key Dates in JMU Football . 46-47 Athletics Director . 49 43 44 Plecker Athletic Performance Center . 50-51 Bridgeforth Stadium/ Zane Showker Field . 52 JMU Duke Club . 54-59 Wheel Club . 56 JMU Hall Of Fame . 64-65 JMU Football Hall of Fame . .67, 69 2004 National Title . 70-71 Marching Royal Dukes . 73 Athletic Facilities . 74-75 JMU & Opponent Results . 77 2014 JMU Football Seniors . 78-79 78 79 Upcoming JMU Sports Dates . 80 Local Advertisers’ Index 865 East . 9 Fisher Auto Parts . 16 Planet Fitness . .68 Allstate . 5 Green Valley Book Fair . .18 O’Neill’s Grill . .34 Blueridge Power Sports . .18 JMU Alumni Association . Inside Front Cover Quaker Steak & Lube . .30 Bojangles’ . .21 JMU Athletics Social Media . .33 Riner Rentals . 28 Carmax . 76 JMU Bookstore . 9 Rockingham Group . .21 Christopher William Jewelers . 9 JMU College of Business . 26 Sentara Orthopedics . .62 Club Seating . .61 JMU Dining Services . 6 Southview Apartments . .68 CrossKeys Vineyards . 34 JMU Puppy Pound . 61 The Commons . .28 Daniel’s . .18 JMU Ticket Office . .35 Truck and Equipment Corp . 34 Downtown Dining Alliance . .47 Merchants for Madison . 13, 22, 24, 48, 63, 72 University of Virginia Health System . 45, Back Cover Duke Club . 53 nTelos Wireless . .61 University Outpost Fan Zone . .61 EmergiCare . 28 Peakside Pharmacy Care Center . 28 Virginia Business Systems . .60 Everett Withers Show . .11 Pepsi . .Inside Back Cover Wells Fargo . .66 2014 JMU Football - 1 COACHINGTODAY’S GAME STAFF INFO Madison Wraps Up Regular Season Against Elon: James Madison returns home to conclude the 2014 regular season, hosting the Elon Phoenix . The Dukes are currently on a six-game winning streak, the longest for the pro- gram since 2008 and currently is tied for the seventh longest active streak in FCS football . Game Facts The Coaches: James Madison Head Coach Everett Withers (Appalachian Series: JMU leads 2-0 (2-0 at home) State, ‘86) is in his first season at JMU with a 8-3 mark and second as a head Last Meeting - 2001 - at JMU 42, Elon 21 coach overall with a 15-9 record . Stadium (Capacity/Surface): Elon Head Coach Rich Skrosky (Ramapo College, ’87) is in his first year Bridgeforth Stadium (24,877/FieldTurf) TV Coverage: American Sports Network at Elon and as a head coach overall, sporting a 1-10 record . TV Announcers: Mike Gleason (Play-by-Play), Andy Gresh (Color) History With Elon: This will be just the third time that the Dukes and Phoe- Radio Coverage: JMU/nTelos Wireless Broadcast nix have met on the football field, with JMU having won the two previous Network - WSVA 550AM (Harrisonburg) Radio Announcers: Mike Schikman (Play-by- meetings, both at Bridgeforth Stadium . The most recent was in 2001, with Play),Clint Estes (Color) Madison having won 42-21 . However, this will be the first one as a confer- Video Stream: MadiZONE HD SportsNet ence game, with Elon having joined the CAA this year . Presented by JMU Alumni Association Announcers: Curt Dudley (Play-by-Play), Joe Kuykendall (Analyst) vs. Elon JMU leads 2-0 (Home 2-0) Elon Information Date Location W/L Score Location . Elon, North Carolina 9/26/98 Home W 19-12 Nickname . Phoenix 9/1/01 Home W 42-21 Enrollment . 6,305 Totals 61-31 Colors . Maroon and Gold President . Dr . Leo Lambert Athletics Director . Dave Blank Reynolds Named CAA Defensive Player of the Week: Redshirt-sophomore Stadium . Rhodes Stadium cornerback Taylor Reynolds has been named the Colonial Athletic Association . (11,250/Natural) Defensive Player of the Week, the league announced earlier this week . This is his Conference . Colonial Athletic Association first CAA weekly recognition this year and the ninth by a JMU player this season . Team Information Reynolds was instrumental in the Dukes’ resounding 55-20 thumping of JAMES MADISON the then-No . 14 Richmond Spiders in Robins Stadium . The cornerback had Head Coach: eight total tackles (seven of them solo) along with two interception returns Everett Withers (Appalachian State, ’86) for touchdowns, two forced fumbles for touchbacks and two additional pass at James Madison: 8-3 (First year) breakups . Reynolds got the second touchdown for Madison when he intercepted Overall: 15-9 (Second year) Internet Site: www .JMUSports .com a Michael Strauss pass at the JMU 45 and returned it 55 yards to put JMU up 14-0 midway in the first quarter . Then in the second quarter, he punched out ELON a fumble on a rush that rolled 25 yards into the end zone and was recovered Head Coach: by senior safety Dean Marlowe for the touchback, ending the scoring threat . Rich Skrosky (Ramapo College, ‘87) at Elon: 1-10 (First year) Early in the third quarter, Richmond was headed to the end zone on a run Overall: Same that Reynolds punched out from behind at the JMU 1 and rolled through the Internet Site: www .elonphoenix .com back of the end zone for another touchback . Reynolds then added his second interception of the game later in the third, picking off a pass at the UR 46 and Tale of the Tape returning it for a school-record second interception return for a touchdown to JMU ELON 8-3 (5-2) Record (League) 1-10 (0-7) put the Dukes up 41-20 . Multiple Primary Offense Multiple 3-4 Primary Defense 4-3 Playoff Tickets Now Available: JMU Football is poised to advance to the 34 9. Scoring Offense 12 9. NCAA FCS Playoffs! The official NCAA FCS Playoff selection show will 29 5. Scoring Defense 27 9. announce the participating teams on November 23 at 11 a m. and will be 216 1. Rushing Offense 79 5. 281 5. Passing Offense 214 1. aired on ESPNU . In anticipation of JMU potentially hosting a First-Round 195 5. Rush Defense 202 5. FCS Playoff game, we are accepting advance ticket orders now at JMUSports . 238 9. Pass Defense 211 5. com/tickets and via phone at 540-5689-6853 . 2014-152014 JMU JMU Football Football - 2- 2 TODAY’S GAME INFO 2004 NCAA FOOTBALL I-AA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS As part of the Champions Weekend, JMU will be recognizing the 10th annivesary of the 2004 NCAA I-AA Championship for the Dukes . Madison became the first team ever to win four games on the road in the playoffs en route to the National Championship, defeating Montana in the final game in Chattanooga . We welcome back all members of the 2004 team to today’s game at Bridgeforth Stadium! 2014 JMU Football - 3 COACHINGTODAY’S MATCHUP STAFF James Madison Opponent TEAM STATS Elon Opponent 2014 STATISTICAL LEADERS 284 324 Total Points 142 307 JAMES MADISON ELON 34 .9 29 .5 Scoring Average 12 .9 27 .9 Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD 274 255 First Downs 193 242 Vad Lee 161 741 4 .6 7 Tracey Coppedge 164 605 3 .7 1 498 479 Rushing Attempts 310 473 Jauan Latney 83 473 5 .7 4 B .J . Bennett 59 292 4 .9 1 2,377 2,150 Rushing Yards 875 2,227 Khalid Abdullah 97 429 4 .4 1 Thuc Phan 10 41 4 .1 1 John Miller 83 371 4 .5 5 Kelly Brooks-Muse 16 36 2 .3 1 216 .1 195 .5 Rushing Per Game 79 .5 202 .5 244-412-26-6 209-352-22-9 Pass Comp .-Att .-TD-Int 261-480-9-14 215-346-17-10 Passing Comp. Att. Yds TD/Int Passing Comp. Att. Yds TD/Int 3,096 2,628 Passing Yards 2,355 2,326 Vad Lee 241 405 3,066 26/6 Mike Quinn 244 466 2,235 9/13 281 .5 238 .9 Passing Per Game 214 .1 211 .5 5,473 4,778 Total Offense 3,230 4,553 Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Daniel Brown 40 539 13 .5 7 Kierre Brown 55 674 12 .3 4 497 .5 434 .4 Total Off . Per Game 293 .6 413 .9 DeAndre’ Smith 30 472 15 .7 6 Demitri Allison 49 457 9 .3 1 17-5 27-12 Fumbles-Lost 5-3 8-5 Deane Cheatham 42 453 10 .8 2 Andre Davis 45 388 8 .6 1 88-764 59-487 Penalties-Yards 45-360 72-653 Brandon Ravenel 27 446 16 .5 4 Tre Lennon 35 313 8,9 2 James Madison Dukes Elon Phoenix Punting No. Yds. Avg. Long Punting No. Yds. Avg. Long (8-3 • 5-2 CAA) (1-10 • 0-7 CAA) Gunnar Kane 51 1,949 38 .2 55 David Petroni 74 2,805 37 .9 54 Aug . 30 at Maryland . L, 7-52 Aug . 30 at Duke . L, 13-52 Sept . 6 at Lehigh . W, 31-28 Sept . 13 North Carolina A&T . L, 12-17 Kickoff Returns No. Yds. Avg. Long Kickoff Returns No. Yds. Avg. Long Sept . 13 SAINT FRANCIS (PA .) . .W, 38-22 Sept . 20 Charlotte . W, 20-13 Dejor Simmons 13 277 21 .3 37 Kierre Brown 28 569 20 .3 47 Sept .
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