2004 & 2016 National Champions • 2015, 2016 & 2017 CAA Champions • 15th Playoff Appearance • 29 Winning Seasons

2018 SCHEDULE/RESULTS #6 JAMES MADISON vs. #21 DELAWARE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 • 3 P.M. • HARRISONBURG, VA.. • BRIDGEFORTH STADIUM (24,877)

Overall: 8-3 | CAA: 6-2 JAMES MADISON (8-3) DELAWARE (7-4) Rankings (STATS / Coaches) #6 / #6 Rankings (STATS / Coaches) #21 / #23 Home: 4-1 | Away: 4-2 | Streak: W1 Head Coach Mike Houston Head Coach Danny Rocco Career Record (Season) 79-24 (8th) Career Record (Year) 103-50 (13th) DATE OPPONENT TIME Record at JMU 36-5 (3rd) Record at Delaware (Year) 14-8 (2nd) Sept. 1 at NC State L, 13-24 Record vs. Delaware 2-0 Record vs. JMU 2-7 Sept. 8 at Norfolk State W, 17-0 Offensive Style Spread Offensive Style Multiple Off. Coordinator Donnie Kirkpatrick Off. Coordinator: Matt Simon Sept. 13 ROBERT MORRIS W, 73-7 Defensive Style 4-2-5 Defensive Style 4-3 / 3-4 Sept. 22 WILLIAM & MARY * W, 51-0 Def. Coordinator Bob Trott Def. Coordinator Chris Cosh Sept. 29 at Richmond * W, 63-10 Oct. 6 #10 ELON * L, 24-27 DUKES CLASH WITH HENS IN FCS FIRST ROUND Oct. 13 at VIllanova * W, 37-0 • JMU begins postseason play on Saturday afternoon against CAA foe Delaware in the first round of the 2018 Oct. 27 #15 STONY BROOK * W, 13-10 NCAA FCS Playoffs. Nov. 3 at New Hampshire * L, 24-35 • Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. and will be streamed live on ESPN3 and Watch ESPN. Pregame coverage on the JMU Nov. 10 RHODE ISLAND * W, 48-31 Sprint Broadcast Network begins at 2 p.m. Nov. 17 at #15 Towson * W, 38-17 • Saturday marks the 26th meeting all-time, with Delaware leading 14-11. JMU has won three straight in the Nov. 24 #21 DELAWARE ^ 3 p.m. series, including last season’s 20-10 win in Newark. JMU is 6-6 at home against the Blue Hens. Dec. 1 Winner at No. 8 Colgate 1 p.m. Dec. 7-8 FCS Playoffs Quarterfinals JMU’S POSTSEASON HISTORY Dec. 14-15 FCS Playoffs Semifinals • JMU is making its 15th FCS playoff appearance in 2018, which includes a program-record fifth straight berth. Jan. 5 NCAA Division I Championship • The Dukes are 16-12 in the playoffs with a pair of national championships - 2004 and 2016. They also advanced to the title game in 2017, falling just short (17-13 vs. North Dakota State). Home games in BOLD CAPS • JMU has won multiple playoff games in four postseason trips, going 4-0 in both national title runs and 3-1 Rankings are STATS poll in last year’s playoff and 2-1 in 2008 when it reached the semifinals. * CAA game • The Dukes are 8-4 all-time at home in the playoffs, including six straight wins at Bridgeforth. They’re also 6-7 ^ FCS First Round (Harrisonburg, Va.) on the road and 2-1 in neutral-site matchups. ESPN3 / WATCH ESPN • Play-by-Play ...... Robert Lee TOP QUARTER OF BRACKET HAS FAMILIAR PLAYOFF FOES • Color Commentary...... Matt Chatham • JMU is playing in its second game against Delaware in the postseason, with the previous coming on Nov. 30, 1991. The Dukes won 42-35 in double overtime in Newark, marking JMU’s first win over the Hens and • Online: http://www .espn .com/wat h the program’s first-ever postseason win. • Mobile: ESPN app • A potential second-round matchup pits JMU against its 2015 second-round opponent - Colgate. In the only SPRINT BROADCAST NETWORK previous meeting between the two, Colgate upset the Dukes 44-38 in Harrisonburg to advance. • Play-by-Play ...... Curt Dudley • Should JMU win its first two playoff games and the top seed wins next week, that would set up a national • Color Commentary...... Clint Estes championship rematch between JMU and North Dakota State. • Sideline ...... Nikki Newman • NDSU leads 2-1 (all in playoffs), which includes wins in the 2011 Second Round (26-14) and in the 2017 title • In Harrisonburg: WSVA 550 AM/92 .1 FM game (17-13). JMU ended NDSU’s five-year title reign in 2016 with a 27-17 triumph in the Fargodome in the • Online: WSVAOnline .com national semifinals.

LIVE STATS TEAM COMPARISON • GameCenter...... www .ncaa .com James Madison Delaware 36.5 Scoring Offense 26.1 UP NEXT: WINNER AT #8 COLGATE 14.6 Scoring Defense 21.6 • Date...... Saturday, Nov . 24 +21.9 Scoring Margin +4.5 • Time...... 1 p .m . 226.5 Passing Offense 202.3 • TV...... ESPN3 190.9 Passing Defense 216.1 • Online...... www .espn .com/watch 190.0 Rushing Offense 108.6 104.4 Rushing Defense 138.7 416.5 Total Offense 310.9 JMU Football Communications 295.3 Total Defense 354.8 Chris Brooks, Football SID 47% (67/144) 3rd Down Offense 36% (52/143) Office Phone: 540-568-3702 Email: brookscp@jmu .edu 31% (49/159) 3rd Down Defense 37% (55/148) Twitter: @CBrooksSID 75% (3/4) 4th Down Offense 27% (4/15) Caroline Sobek, Football Secondary 44% (8/18) 4th Down Defense 35% (6/17) Office Phone: 540-568-6155 85% (52/61) Red Zone Scoring 81% (34/42) Email: sobekcr@jmu .edu 27 / 12 / 8 Sacks / Interceptions / Fumble Recoveries 13 / 15 / 7 NCAA FIRST ROUND: JAMES MADISON VS. DELAWARE GAME NOTES MEDIA SCHEDULE INSIDE THE POLLS JMU QUICK FACTS GENERAL NOTE: Members of the media should STATS FCS Top-25 Nov. 19, 2018 Location...... Harrisonburg, Va. request player interviews by 10 a.m. on Founded...... 1908 Monday for full consideration. No. Team Record Points Enrollment...... 22,667 1 North Dakota State (155) 11-0 3875 Affiliation...... NCAA Division I FCS 2 Kennesaw State 10-1 3677 Conference...... Colonial Athletic Association Special requests outside the availability 3 Weber State 9-2 3520 Nickname / Mascot ...... Dukes / Duke Dog should be directed to Chris Brooks well in 4 Eastern Washington 9-2 3413 Colors...... Purple and Gold Stadium (Capacity). . . . . Bridgeforth Stadium (24,877) advance of the specific request. 5 South Dakota State 8-2 3274 6 James Madison 8-3 2978 President...... Jonathan Alger 7 UC Davis 9-2 2761 Director of Athletics...... Jeff Bourne TUESDAY, NOV. 20 8 Jacksonville State 8-3 2649 HISTORY 12:00 PM Fan/Press Luncheon at O’Neill’s 9 Colgate 9-1 2521 10 Princeton 10-0 2322 First Season as a Program ...... 1972 Head Coach Mike Houston 11 North Carolina A&T 9-2 2273 First Year of NCAA Varsity...... 1974 12 Maine 8-3 2218 First Year of NCAA Division I...... 1980 13 Wofford 8-3 2185 All-Time Record...... 316-214-4 (.596) / 534 games POSTPRACTICE Practice Availability 14 Nicholls 8-3 1906 Division I Record...... 277-190-2 (.593) / 469 games Head Coach Mike Houston 15 Stony Brook 7-4 1413 Conference Titles / Last...... Seven / 2017 NCAA Playoff Appearances / Last...... 15th / 2018 Coordinators 16 Towson 7-4 1359 17 Elon 6-4 1272 Last Postseason Opponent...... North Dakota State (1/6/18) 18 Dartmouth 9-1 1188 Round. . . . 2018 NCAA Division I Championship Game WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21 19 San Diego 9-2 918 Result ...... NDSU 17, JMU 13 No availability 20 SEMO 8-3 896 21 Delaware 7-4 791 2018 TEAM INFO 22 ETSU 8-3 642 Overall Record (CAA Record) ...... 8-3 (6-2) THURSDAY, NOV. 22 23 Montana State 7-4 550 Home Record...... 4-1 24 Incarnate Word 6-4 484 Away Record...... 4-2 HAPPY THANKSGIVING! 25 Indiana State 7-4 350 Neutral Record...... 0-0 Passing Leader...... Ben DiNucci (1,860) FRIDAY, NOV. 23 Receiving Votes: Lamar 294, Northern Iowa 128, Alcorn State Rushing Leader...... Cardon Johnson (589) 127, Furman 118, Monmouth 79, Duquesne 40, McNeese 37, Receptions Leader...... Riley Stapleton (56) No availability Illinois State 23, Idaho State 19, North Dakota 15, Samford 13, Receiving Leader...... Riley Stapleton (662) Sam Houston State 12, Rhode Island 11, Central Arkansas 7, Tackles Leader...... Dimitri Holloway (106) SATURDAY, NOV. 24 Eastern Kentucky 6, Southern 4, Abilene Christian 3, Montana Sacks Leader...... Ron’Dell Carter (7.5) 2, Stetson 2. Interceptions Leader...... Jimmy Moreland (5) 3 PM Game #12 vs. Delaware Fumble Recoveries Leader...... D’Angelo Amos (2) Bridgeforth Stadium (Harrisonburg, VA) AFCA FCS Coaches Top 25 Nov. 19, 2018 COACHING STAFF Head Coach...... Mike Houston POSTGAME Postgame Press Conference No. Team Record Points Record at JMU / Years ...... 36-5/ Third Head Coach Mike Houston 1 North Dakota State (26) 11-0 650 Career Record / Years...... 79-24 / Eighth Football Office Phone...... 540-568-6517 Select Student-Athletes 2 Kennesaw State 10-1 622 3 Eastern Washington 9-2 593 Off. Coordinator (Quarterbacks) . . . .Donnie Kirkpatrick 4 Weber State 9-2 571 Def. Coordinator (Safeties)...... Bob Trott NOTE: JMU’s locker room is open for 30 min- 5 South Dakota State 8-2 549 Outside Linebackers/Special Teams...... Roy Tesh 6 James Madison 8-3 491 Inside Receivers...... Fontel Mines minutes following the press conference. 7 Colgate 9-1 468 Defensive Line...... Jeff Hanson 8 Princeton 10-0 459 Offensive Line ...... Steve Shankweiler SUNDAY, NOV. 25 9 Jacksonville State 8-3 451 Inside Linebackers...... Warren Belin 10 UC Davis 9-2 437 Running Backs...... De’Rail Sims No availability 11 North Carolina A&T 9-2 389 Outside Receivers...... Drew Dudzik 12 Wofford 8-3 366 Cornerbacks...... Corico Wright MONDAY, NOV. 26 13 Nicholls 8-3 327 Director of Football Admin...... Dale Steele 14 Maine 8-3 317 Strength & Conditioning...... John Williams TBA CAA Coaches Teleconference 15 Dartmouth 9-1 255 Strength & Conditioning...... Michael Morris Head Coach Mike Houston 16 Stony Brook 7-4 230 (should JMU advance) 17 Elon 6-4 196 18 San Diego 9-2 192 19 Towson 7-4 179 2018 CAA STANDINGS 20 SEMO 8-3 178 CAA Overall 21 ETSU 8-3 132 #12 Maine 7-1 .875 8-3 .727 #6 James Madison 6-2 .750 8-3 .727 22 Indiana State 7-4 111 #21 Delaware 5-3 .625 7-4 .636 23 Delaware 7-4 90 #15 Stony Brook 5-3 .625 7-4 .636 24 Montana State 7-4 58 #16 Towson 5-3 .625 7-4 .636 25 Incarnate Word 6-4 45 #17 Elon 4-3 .571 6-4 .600 Rhode Island 4-4 .500 6-5 .545 Receiving Votes: Monmouth 18, Illinois State 15, Lamar 14, William & Mary 3-4 .429 4-6 .400 New Hampshire 3-5 .375 4-7 .364 Northern Iowa 12, Alcorn State 11, Duquesne 9, McNeese 9, Fur- Villanova 2-6 .250 5-6 .455 man 3, Harvard 1, Idaho State 1, Rhode Island 1. Richmond 2-6 .250 4-7 .364 Albany 1-7 .125 3-8 .273

*Rankings reflected by STATS FCS Top 25* 2 NCAA FIRST ROUND: JAMES MADISON VS. DELAWARE GAME NOTES JMU TWO-DEEP vs. DELAWARE OFFENSE (Spread) DEFENSE (4-2-5) QB 6 Ben DiNucci R-Jr. 6-2 211 DL 5 Ron’Dell Carter R-Jr. 6-3 268 12 Cole Johnson Jr. 6-5 211 55 Matt Terrell Jr. 6-4 239 15 Gage Moloney R-Fr. 6-2 225 DL 95 Adeeb Atariwa R-So. 6-3 282 RB 25 Cardon Johnson Gr. 5-9 200 -or- 92 Mike Greene So. 6-3 294 -or- 29 Marcus Marshall Sr. 5-10 200 65 Tony Thurston Fr. 6-5 264 -or- 1 Trai Sharp Sr. 5-9 215 7 Jawon Hamilton R-So. 5-9 190 DL 15 Paris Black R-Jr. 6-3 254 31 Percy Agyei-Obese So. 5-11 202 -or- 92 Mike Greene So. 6-3 294 90 Drew Painter Fr. 6-4 249 WR 10 Riley Stapleton R-Jr. 6-5 229 88 Daniel Adu R-Fr. 6-2 170 DL 97 John Daka Jr. 6-3 227 -or- 19 Devin Ravenel Fr. 6-0 160 -or- 47 Darrious Carter R-Sr. 6-5 229 WR 17 Kyndel Dean R-Fr. 6-2 176 LB 2 Dimitri Holloway R-Jr. 6-1 223 3 David Eldridge Sr. 6-1 180 18 Tabb Patrick R-So. 6-1 212 WR 89 Jake Brown R-So. 6-2 175 LB 52 Landan Word Jr. 6-5 244 83 Josh Sims R-Fr. 5-10 155 44 KeShaun Moore R-Fr. 6-2 244 -or- 13 Ezrah Archie So. 6-0 189 -or- 51 Mateo Jackson Fr. 6-1 230 TE 84 Dylan Stapleton Jr. 6-5 240 LB 8 Wayne Davis R-So. 6-0 186 86 Mack Cullen R-Jr. 6-5 247 38 Mike Cobbs R-Jr. 6-2 201 -or- 37 Clayton Cheatham So. 6-3 231 36 Robert Carter Jr. R-Sr. 6-0 190 LT 79 Raymond Gillespie R-So. 6-5 272 CB 6 Jimmy Moreland R-Sr. 5-11 175 67 Zaire Bethea R-So. 6-3 309 27 Taurus Carroll So. 6-0 168

LG 67 Zaire Bethea R-So. 6-3 309 CB 23 Charles Tutt R-Jr. 5-10 184 69 Truvell Wilson R-So. 6-2 309 -or- 26 Curtis Oliver Sr. 5-11 183 30 Wesley McCormick So. 5-11 190 C 73 Mac Patrick Jr. 6-2 292 63 J.T. Timming R-So. 6-2 301 S 24 D’Angelo Amos R-So. 6-1 180 32 MJ Hampton So. 6-0 181 RG 68 Tyree Chavious R-Jr. 6-4 318 76 Jake Glavin R-Fr. 6-2 308 S 21 Adam Smith Jr. 6-1 182 -or- 60 Jahee Jackson R-So. 6-3 295 28 Grant Westbrook Sr. 5-9 182 RT 77 Liam Fornadel So. 6-4 306 56 Nick Kidwell Fr. 6-5 317

SPECIAL TEAMS PRO-NUN-SEE-AY-SHUN GUIDE PK 91 Ethan Ratke R-So. 5-10 185 1 Trai Sharp tray 45 Tyler Gray Sr. 6-0 173 6 Ben DiNucci di-noo-chee 7 Jawon Hamilton juh-wahn P 98 Harry O’Kelly So. 6-1 189 40 Camden Wise Fr. 6-0 159 13 Ezrah Archie ezz-ruh 17 Kyndel Dean kindle KOS 45 Tyler Gray Sr. 6-0 173 24 D’Angelo Amos aye-miss 91 Ethan Ratke R-So. 5-10 185 27 Taurus Carroll tour-us LS 50 Kyle Davis R-Fr. 5-11 215 31 Percy Agyei-Obese uh-jhay oh-buh-say 57 Carson Todd Fr. 6-1 230 37 Clayton Cheatham chee-tum 44 KeShaun Moore kee-shawn SS 50 Kyle Davis R-Fr. 5-11 215 67 Zaire Bethea zye-eer 57 Carson Todd Fr. 6-1 230 68 Tyree Chavious chay-vuss H 18 Hunter Etheridge R-Sr. 6-3 207 77 Liam Fornadel for-nah-dull 10 Riley Stapleton R-Jr. 6-5 229 88 Daniel Adu uh-doo 91 Ethan Ratke rat-kee KR 7 Jawon Hamilton R-So. 5-9 190 95 Adeeb Atariwa uh-deeb uh-tar-ee-wah PR 24 D’Angelo Amos R-So. 6-1 180 97 John Daka dock-uh 7 Jawon Hamilton R-So. 5-9 190

3 NCAA FIRST ROUND: JAMES MADISON VS. DELAWARE GAME NOTES SCOUTING DELAWARE SERIES HISTORY VS. DELAWARE Date Opponent Time/Result • The Blue Hens enter Saturday’s first round with Overall: Delaware leads 14-11 9/1 at NC State L, 13-24 a 7-4 overall record, to go with a 5-3 mark in CAA Current Streak: JMU W3 • JMU led 7-0 after a DiNucci to Stapleton pass play, finishing tied for third in the standings. JMU Home Games: 6-6 • NCSU scored 17 straight in the 2nd quarter • This is the 21st berth in the playoffs for Delaware Last: Oct. 1, 2016 (JMU 43, Delaware 20) • JMU had it to 17-13 before a late State TD and the first since 2010. JMU Away Games: 5-8 • UD enters the postseason having lost two Last: Sept. 30, 2017 (JMU 20, Delaware 10) 9/8 at Norfolk State W, 17-0 straight, including a 42-21 setback last week at Most JMU Points: 44 on Nov. 4, 2006 • Played just one quarter with multiple lightning home against Villanova. On Road: 42 on Nov. 30, 1991 delays - teams agreed to end game • Delaware averages 26.1 points per game while Most Opp. Points: 49 on Oct. 18, 1997 • Out-gained NSU 118-29 in first quarter allowing 21.6 to its foes. JMU Win Margin: 34 on Nov. 1, 2008 • DiNucci led rushing for 2nd straight week • The Hens have a pair of Buck Buchanan finalists Opponent Win Margin: 29 2x, last on Oct. 21, 1995 in linebacker Troy Reeder and defensive back • Moreland tied program record with 14th INT Nasir Adderley. Those two headlined UD’s All- Date Game W/L Score 9/13 Robert Morris W, 73-7 CAA selections as the team had nine picks total. 10/29/83 DELAWARE L 23-26 • Joining the duo in the All-CAA First Team were • 2018 Home Opener, played on Thursday due to 9/8/84 at Delaware L 3-32 Hurricane Florence threat offensive lineman Mario Farinella, tight end 11/30/91 at Delaware W 42-35 2OT • Scored on 10 of first 11 possessions Charles Scarff and punter Nick Pritchard. 10/9/93 DELAWARE W 42-38 • Fifth-largest win in school history • Danny Rocco is in his second season at the 10/8/94 at Delaware W 30-10 helm, holding a 14-8 mark with a pair of 7-4 10/21/95 DELAWARE L 19-48 regular seasons in Newark. 10/26/96 at Delaware L 13-17 9/22 William & Mary W, 51-0 • Biggest win in series history • He was previously head coach at Richmond for 10/18/97 DELAWARE L 27-49 five seasons and Liberty for six. He won four Big 11/21/98 at Delaware L 14-28 • Defense held W&M to 132 yards and had two interceptions for a touchdown South titles with the Flames and led the Spiders 9/25/99 DELAWARE W 21-7 to two CAA titles and three NCAA appearances. 10/28/00 at Delaware L 14-33 • 19th straight victory at Bridgeforth Stadium 11/3/01 DELAWARE L 3-28 RECAPPING THE LAST JMU-UD GAME 10/12/02 at Delaware L 10-23 9/29 at Richmond W, 63-10 • JMU and UD last met on Sept. 30, 2017 in with 11/6/04 DELAWARE W 20-13 • Largest road win in school history the Dukes grinding out a 20-10 win in Newark. 10/22/05 at Delaware L 28-34 • Jimmy Moreland 100-yard pick-six • In that game, Trai Sharp rushed for a career-high 11/4/06 DELAWARE W 44-24 • Held UR to 55 second-half yards and forced 185 yards and Andrew Ankrah recorded his 11/3/07 at Delaware L 34-37 Spiders into five turnovers in the win first career touchdown with a 23-yard fumble 11/1/08 DELAWARE W 41-7 recovery for a score. 10/31/09 at Delaware W 20-8 10/6 Elon L, 24-27 • JMU’s defense forced three turnovers and 10/2/10 DELAWARE L 10-13 • Elon’s first win over JMU limited the Hens to 229 yards while shutting the 9/28/13 at Delaware L 22-29 • Ended JMU’s 19-game home win streak and 20- hosts out in the second half. 9/27/14 DELAWARE L 23-30 game CAA win streak • Leading by seven late in the game, the Dukes 11/14/15 at Delaware W 24-21 • Elon scored with 1:17 left to win got insurance on a 48-yard field goal by Tyler 10/1/16 DELAWARE W 43-20 Gray to extend the lead to double digits. 9/30/17 at Delaware W 20-10 10/13 at Villanova W, 37-0 • D’Angelo Amos two punt return touchdowns MORELAND HEADLINES ALL-CAA TEAM and set CAA record with 183 punt return yards • Jimmy Moreland was named 2018 CAA JIMMY TOP-25 BUCHANAN FINALIST • Held Villanova to 157 total yards Defensive Player of the Year in a vote by the • Before being named CAA Defensive Player of league’s 12 head coaches. the Year, Jimmy Moreland was selected as a • Defense accounts for 13 TFL and 6 sacks • A Buck Buchanan Award finalist, he leads the finalist for the STATS FCS Buck Buchanan Award. CAA with five interceptions, which is also • He is one of 25 players up for the award, which 10/27 Stony Brook W, 13-10 seventh nationally. honors the top defensive player in the FCS. • Held SBU to 120 yards in second half to shut out Seawolves in final two quarters • Moreland set the program and CAA record with • Moreland is one of four CAA defenders to three interceptions for a touchdown in a season become a finalist and it’s the second straight • Tyler Gray kicked two fourth-quarter field goals and has tallied a JMU single-season record 217 year JMU has produced one. interception return yards. • Last year, Andrew Ankrah was second runner- 11/3 at New Hampshire L, 24-35 • He registered pick-sixes in three straight games up for the award and the Dukes have won it • UNH returned two interceptions for TD in September, including a 100-yard return at twice: Arthur Moats (2009); Derrick Lloyd (2001). • Forced six total turnovers to end JMU’s 3-game Richmond. He is JMU’s all-time leader with 18 win streak in series career interceptions and six interceptions for a DUKES RANK SIXTH IN FINAL POLLS • Cole Johnson passed for 398 yards score, which is also a CAA record. • Despite not being selected as a top-eight seed • Moreland has 40 tackles, including 3.5 for a with a first-round bye, both the media and 11/10 Rhode Island W, 48-31 loss and a sack. He also recovered a fumble, coaches ranked JMU sixth to round out the • Ben DiNucci career-high 4 pass TD, 5 total TD forced another and blocked a punt earlier in the regular season. • Riley Stapleton 2 receiving TD season. Moreland added nine pass breakups for • JMU moved up one spot in the STATS FCS • Jimmy Moreland 5th INT of season 14 passes defended, ranking second in the CAA. Top 25 and slid up two spots in the AFCA FCS Coaches’ Top 25. 11/17 at Towson 2 PM JMU LEADS LEAGUE WITH 14 ALL-CAA • All six playoff-bound CAA teams were ranked in • Regular-season finale • The Dukes boasted the most conference honors the final regular-season polls. • 395 rushing yards as a team, as three players in 2018, with 14 All-CAA selections. went over 100 yards - third time ever • In addition to Moreland’s major award, which DUKES RUN AWAY WITH TOWSON WIN • Ben DiNucci three rushing scores earned him First Team All-CAA status, JMU • Cardon Johnson rushed for 162 yards and a paced the league with five First Team members. touchdown to lead three 100-yard rushers, as • JMU 31 straight points after trailing 10-7 • First Team: Jimmy Moreland (CB), D’Angelo JMU rolled past Towson 38-17 last Saturday. Amos (PR), Ron’Dell Carter (DL), Adam Smith (S), • Trai Sharp ran for 107 yards and a score and Ben 11/24 Delaware 3 PM Robert Carter Jr. (SPEC). DiNucci had 104 yards and a career-high three TDs. • FCS First Round game • Second Team: Liam Fornadel (OL), Dimitri Holloway • It was the third time in school history the Dukes • Second meeting ever between teams in the (LB), Harry O’Kelly (P), Riley Stapleton (WR). had three 100-yard rushers in a game as the playoffs • Third Team: John Daka (DL), Ben DiNucci (QB), team racked up 395 rushing yards. • Third straight postseason JMU faces CAA team Jawon Hamilton (KR), Mac Patrick (OL), Ethan • JMU’s defense held Towson without a score for in first playoff game Ratke (PK). eight straight possessions, while scoring 31 • Dukes 4-0 all-time vs. CAA teams in playoffs unanswered. 4 NCAA FIRST ROUND: JAMES MADISON VS. DELAWARE GAME NOTES PLAYER NOTES - LISTED ALPHABETICALLY #31 PERCY AGYEI-OBESE #47 DARRIOUS CARTER #8 WAYNE DAVIS • Five carries for 93 yards and TD vs. RMU • Suspended for first three games • Starter at the rover position • Career-long 80-yard run on touchdown • Started four games on the defensive line • Career-high eight tackles at Towson • Three catches for 47 yards at UNH • Also started vs. Stony Brook and Rhode Island • Had six tackles (all solo), 2.0 for loss and a sack in • Forced and recovered a fumble at Richmond • Record 1.5 sacks vs. Rhode Island the Stony Brook win • Played in 10 games as a freshman • Made return vs. William & Mary and recorded a • Made five tackles in Rhode Island win • Career-high 103 yards last year vs. Norfolk State sack and fumble recovery at Richmond • Had four solo tackles w/ first career interception and two pass breakups at Richmond #24 D’ANGELO AMOS • Preseason All-CAA and 2017 Third Team All-CAA • Transferred to JMU from Ohio State (2016-17) • Starting safety and punt returner • Tied for fourth in CAA in sacks (8.5) last year • First Team All-CAA punt returner • Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year in 2015 at Lake Taylor (Norfolk, Va.) • National Special Teams Player of the Week ROBERT CARTER JR. (10/15) after returning two punts for a TD at • Key special teams player, serving as the gunner Villanova, tying program records for punt return • First Team All-CAA specialist #17 KYNDEL DEAN TDs in a game, most punt return yards (183) and • Older brother of DL Ron’Dell Carter • Starting wide receiver longest punt return (89) • Former track athlete at Florida A&M • CAA Rookie of the Week (10/1) • Won CAA Special Teams Player of the Week • Career-high 6 catches for 96 yards vs. Elon award twice (9/10, 10/15) #5 RON’DELL CARTER • Also had six catches for 77 yards at UNH • Career-high two fumble recoveries vs. W&M • Starting defensive lineman • 5 catches for 82 yards and 2 TDs at Richmond • Career-long 89-yard punt return and 81-yard return at Villanova • First Team All-CAA defensive lineman • Reeled in 5 catches for 86 yards and TD vs. URI • 76-yard punt return for TD at Norfolk State • Been game captain in 10 of 11 games this year • Made four catches with a TD vs. Stony Brook • Leads country in punt return average and punt • Leads team with 7.5 sacks • Scored first career touchdown vs. Robert Morris return touchdowns • Career highs of 7 tackles and 3.0 TFLs at NC State • Made 3 catches at Villanova and had two • STATS FCS & HERO Sports Preseason All-American • 2.0 TFLs and a sack vs. William & Mary against NCSU, RMU and W&M • Made 1.5 sacks vs. Rhode Island #13 EZRAH ARCHIE • Six tackles, to go with 1.5 for loss and sack at #6 BEN DINUCCI • Injury in offseason sidelines him to start season New Hampshire • Starting quarterback • Had 121 receiving yards and TD as freshman • Had a sack at NCSU, at Richmond, at Villanova • CFPA FCS National Performer of the Year • 8 catches for 90 yards and TD vs. Maine and at Towson Midseason Watch List • Third Team All-CAA quarterback #95 ADEEB ATARIWA • Transferred to JMU from Rutgers (2015-16) • CAA Offensive Player of the Week (11/12) • Started first four games on defensive line before • Younger brother of linebacker Robert Carter Jr. being injured • Tallied five total touchdowns twice this season • Returned at Villanova, making 2.0 tackles for #68 TYREE CHAVIOUS • Passed for a career-high four touchdowns and loss and a sack • Starting right guard ran for another in win over Rhode Island. • Started last two regular season games • Missed entire 2017 season due to injury • Had three passing and two rushing touchdowns • Five tackles vs. Robert Morris vs. Robert Morris with an 82% completion perc. #37 CLAYTON CHEATHAM • Completed 85% of passes (23-27), throwing for #67 ZAIRE BETHEA • Started at tight end first five games before an 197 yards and a TD at NCSU • Started at left tackle first four games and at left injury sidelined him for three of the last five • Career-best 3 rushing scores and 1st career 100- guard the last seven games • Two catches vs. William & Mary and at Richmond yard game with 104 rushing yards at Towson • Made three starts last season at left guard • Younger brother of former TE Deane Cheatham • Career-high 316 yards vs. Elon #15 PARIS BLACK • Threw for 248 yards and 3 TD at Richmond • Transferred to JMU from Wake Forest (2015-17) #86 MACK CULLEN • Passed for two touchdowns vs. W&M, one to • Started on defensive line in five games • Made first career start at New Hampshire each Stapleton brother • Made 1.5 tackles for loss at UR and recorded • First career touchdown on 3-yard grab vs. URI • Transferred to JMU from Pitt (2015-17) sack at Villanova • Career-long 23-yard catch vs. Robert Morris • Started six games for Panthers last season • Joined team in during Spring Football in 2018 • Made first two career catches at NC State • Caught a 13-yard pass to set up the go-ahead #3 DAVID ELDRIDGE #89 JAKE BROWN field goal against Stony Brook • Season-best four catches for 84 yards at UNH • Started last four games at slot receiver • Three catches at NC State • Made first career start at Villanova, making a #97 JOHN DAKA • Two receptions for 55 yards, including 41-yard career-high eight catches for 72 yards • Started first six games on the defensive line and catch vs. William & Mary • Four catches in start vs. Stony Brook also at New Hampshire • Season-best 81 receiving yds vs. UR in 2017 • Two catches for 91 yards at Richmond, including • Third Team All-CAA defensive lineman a career-long 71 yarder for first career TD • Transferred to JMU from Virginia (2015-16) • Added four catches for 55 yards vs. URI • Career-best 2.0 sacks at Towson • First two career receptions vs. Robert Morris • Career-high 8 tackles at UNH, to go with 1.5 for #77 LIAM FORNADEL loss and a sack • Starting right tackle #81 NICK CARLTON • Career-high 3.5 tackles for loss with a sack and • Second Team All-CAA offensive lineman • Missed most of last season due to injury forced fumble at Richmond • Son of former JMU OL Paul Fornadel • Made return vs. Robert Morris, making 1 catch • Six tackles and 2.0 for loss against RMU • Nephew of former JMU DL Mike Fornadel • 1.5 TFLs and a half sack vs. William & Mary #27 TAURUS CARROLL • Also had a sack at Villanova and vs. URI #79 RAYMOND GILLESPIE • Started first career game at corner at NC State • Starting left tackle since the Richmond game • Also started at New Hampshire #41 RAKEEM DAVIS • Made 5 tackles in collegiate debut • Younger brother of former WR/PR Rashard Davis 5 NCAA FIRST ROUND: JAMES MADISON VS. DELAWARE GAME NOTES PLAYER NOTES CONTINUED... #45 TYLER GRAY #25 CARDON JOHNSON #6 JIMMY MORELAND • Made 6-of-7 field goals this season • Comeback Player of the Year Nominee • Starting cornerback • CAA Special Teams Player of the Week (10/29) • CFPA National Performer of the Year Watch List • Buck Buchanan Award Finalist (top 25) after making two fourth-quarter field goals, • CAA Offensive Player of the Week (11/19) • CAA Defensive Player of the Year and First Team including the game winner vs. Stony Brook • Ranks 7th all-time at JMU with 2,677 career All-CAA cornerback rushing yards • Made two field goals and hit all six extra points • JMU all-time interceptions leader, with 18 picks, vs. Rhode Island for season-high 12 points • Also ranks 9th with 27 total touchdowns and including a CAA-leading 5 this season • Hit 9-of-11 field goals and 28-of-29 PAT in 2017 tied for 9th with 25 rushing TDs • Holds JMU and CAA all-time records for • Started 7 games before hip injury ended season • Rushed for 162 yards and score on just 13 carries (12.5) at Towson interceptions for a touchdown (6) while also • Tied program record with 3 FG vs. Villanova • Rushed for game-high 83 yards vs. W&M being JMU’s defensive TD leader (6) • Ranks sixth all-time with 29 career field goals • Ran for 73 yards and a TD vs. Rhode Island • Returned an interception 100 yards for a • Also ranks 4th all-time at JMU with 224 points • Rushed for touchdowns at Richmond and UNH touchdown at Richmond, tying JMU record for • Received medical redshirt and sixth year of longest touchdown in school history #92 MIKE GREENE eligibility from NCAA • Had 20-yard pick-six vs. Robert Morris for record • Starting defensive lineman • Career-high 265 yards and 2 TD at ECU (2017) • Made 56-yard pick-six vs. William & Mary • Had 5 tackles with 2.5 for loss and a sack at • Had 704 yards and 8 TD in 2016 Villanova • Blocked a punt at Villanova - marking the sixth • Rushed for 1,037 yards and 10 TD in 2015 of his career - had 5 as a freshman in 2014 • Fumble recovery in first quarter at NCSU • STATS FCS & HERO Sports Preseason All-American • First career sack at Richmond #12 COLE JOHNSON • Ranked second nationally in INTs (8) last season • Three tackles vs. Robert Morris • Took over QB duties five minutes into game at New Hampshire • Tied JMU record with 3 interceptions in FCS #7 JAWON HAMILTON • Career-high 398 yards at UNH, the third-most semifinal win vs. South Dakota State • Third Team All-CAA kick returner passing yards in JMU single-game history • Scored first JMU touchdown vs. Robert Morris • Also rushed for a touchdown at New Hampshire #98 HARRY O’KELLY • Returned opening kickoff 93 yards for a • Played six games last season, serving as JMU’s • Second Team All-CAA punter for second straight touchdown at Richmond backup to Bryan Schor season, earning it also his rookie year • Also had a 49-yard return at New Hampshire • Had one passing and one rushing touchdown • Six punts over 50 yards and 19 of 41 in regular • Season-long 18-yard rush vs. William & Mary • Started one game as a true freshman in 2016, season inside the 20 throwing for a career-high 274 yards and two • Averaged 43.0 yards per punt, including two • Transferred to JMU from UCF (2016-17) touchdowns vs. Elon • Received medical redshirt after being injured in over 50 and a season-long 58 vs. Elon the second game last season #22 ERIC KIRLEW • Preseason All-CAA • Made 11 starts as a freshman in 2016 • Scored first career touchdown on 19-yard rush • 2017 HERO Sports FCS Freshman All-American vs. Robert Morris • Had three fake punts for first downs in 2017 #2 DIMITRI HOLLOWAY • Was born in Japan • Starting linebacker #11 BRYCE MAGINLEY • His father, Tom is a world-class percussionist • Second Team All-CAA linebacker • 24-yard pick-six vs. William & Mary for first career interception • Finished regular season with team-high 106 #26 CURTIS OLIVER total tackles • Had block punt for a touchdown in 2016 in FCS quarterfinals vs. Sam Houston • Started Richmond and Elon games at corner • Made first start since 2017 opener at NC State • Forced fumble against W&M and Richmond • CAA Defensive Player of the Week after making #29 MARCUS MARSHALL • Missed season opener to injury, made 2018 a career-high 18 tackles (2.0 for loss) vs. SBU • Missed last three games to injury debut against Norfolk State • Has at least nine tackles in all but one CAA game • Ran 10 times for 99 yards and 2 TD at Richmond • Started at the nickel last season for JMU • Made 14 tackles in Towson road win • Rushed for 95 yards and TD, including an 81 yarder vs. Robert Morris • Tallied 12 tackles vs. Elon #90 DREW PAINTER • 11 tackles and a half tackle for loss at Richmond • Ran for a touchdown at Villanova • First career interception vs. Robert Morris • 9 tackles, 1.5 TFL and a forced fumble at NCSU • Also had 39-yard receiving TD in RMU game • HERO Sports Third Team Preseason All-American • Made 9 tackles, a tackle for loss and forced #73 MAC PATRICK fumble vs. William & Mary • Led JMU with 850 rush yards and 11 TD in 2017 • Starting center • Also had 9 stops at Villanova • Three 100-yard rushing games at JMU • Third Team All-CAA offensive lineman • Received medical redshirt after missing all but • Career-high 203 yards and 2 TD in FCS semifinal season opener in 2017 win vs. South Dakota State • HERO Sports Third Team Preseason All-American • Career-high 16 tackles in 2016 FCS semifinal win • Transferred to JMU from Georgia Tech (2015-16) • Started 15 games at center last season at North Dakota State • Son of JMU all-time rush leader Warren Marshall • Brother of linebacker Tabb Patrick

#60 JAHEE JACKSON #30 WESLEY MCCORMICK #18 TABB PATRICK • Started first four games at left guard before • Started first career game at corner at NSU and • Commissioned at halftime of Rhode Island also started at Villanova being suspended game and also recovered first career fumble • Made three tackles in debut at NC State • Activated this week after missing last six games • Graduated from Basic Camp at Fort Knox, being • STATS FCS & HERO Sports Preseason All-American #15 GAGE MOLONEY named top cadet in his regiment • Second Team All-CAA and First Team All-State • Completed 3-of-3 passes for 95 yards and first • Received 2-year full tuition scholarship due to • Started 13 games last season at right tackle career touchdown at Richmond performance at Basic Camp • First TD pass came on 71-yard completion • Career-high four tackles vs. Robert Morris #51 MATEO JACKSON • Brother of center Mac Patrick • Made collegiate debut at NC State #31 KESHAUN MOORE • 5 tackles at NCSU and added 4 vs. RMU • Started first six games at linebacker • First career sack vs. Elon • Made 8 tackles and 1.0 TFL in debut at NCSU 6 NCAA FIRST ROUND: JAMES MADISON VS. DELAWARE GAME NOTES PLAYER NOTES CONTINUED... RANKING BY WEEK #91 ETHAN RATKE #10 RILEY STAPLETON MEDIA COACHES • Third Team All-CAA place kicker • Starting wide receiver #2 Preseason #2 • Missed SBU game (injury), Out 1-2 more games • Second Team All-CAA wide receiver #2 Sept. 3 #2 • Ranks tied for sixth all-time with teammate Tyler • Career-high 9 catches for 88 yards at NC State #2 Sept. 10 #2 Gray with 28 career field goals • Caught two touchdowns against Rhode Island #2 Sept. 17 #2 • Made 14-of-17 field goals attempts this season, • Turned in 8 catches for 116 yards at UNH #2 Sept. 24 #2 which is one shy of tying JMU season record • Made 8 grabs vs. William & Mary #2 Oct. 1 #2 • Had 7 catches vs. Robert Morris • JMU record with four field goals vs. Elon t-#6 Oct. 8 #8 • Caught 7 passes for 99 yards and TD vs. Elon • Three field goals vs. W&M and at Villanova #4 Oct. 15 #5 • Had 6 catches for 98 yards and TD at Richmond • Made 14-of-18 field goals in 2017 #3 Oct. 22 #3 • Has a TD in six of 10 games #3 Oct. 29 #3 • Tied fourth in JMU single-season history in • Three career 100-yard receiving games made field goals in 2017 and 2018 #9 Nov. 5 #10 • 8 catches for 189 yards in FCS quarterfinal win #7 Nov. 12 #8 • Hit three field goals in FCS quarterfinal win vs. • Seven catches for 107 yards in national Weber State, including career-long 46 yarder as championship game vs. North Dakota State #6 Nov. 19 #6 time expired Final #55 MATT TERRELL #19 DEVIN RAVENEL • First sack at JMU vs. William & Mary WEEKLY AWARDS • First career reception vs. Robert Morris • Transferred to JMU after spending one year at • Younger brother of former JMU WR Brandon Garden City CC (2017) and one at Virginia (2016) 9/10 D’Angelo Amos CAA Special Teams Player of the Week Ravenel • Recorded 90 tackles and 8.5 TFL in 2017 9/24 Jimmy Moreland CAA Defensive Player of the Week • Career-high 15 tackles twice last season 10/1 Kyndel Dean CAA Rookie of the Week #55 JAHMOL ROBINSON • Appeared in 9 games in 2016 at U.Va. • Younger brother of JMU CB Rashad Robinson 10/15 D’Angelo Amos National Special Teams Player of the Week #20 DIAMONTE TUCKER-DORSEY 10/15 D’Angelo Amos CAA Special Teams Player of the Week #22 RASHAD ROBINSON • Four tackles and a half TFL vs. Robert Morris 10/29 Dimitri Holloway CAA Defensive Player of the Week • Out for the season due to foot injury 10/29 Tyler Gray CAA Special Teams Player of the Week • STATS FCS Buck Buchanan Award Watch List #23 CHARLES TUTT 11/12 Ben DiNucci CAA Offensive Player of the Week • CAA Preseason Defensive Player of the Year • Missed first two games coming back from injury • Consensus First Team Preseason All-American • Started at corner vs. Rhode Island and at Towson 11/19 Cardon Johnson CAA Offensive Player of the Week • Preseason All-CAA • Missed entire 2017 season to injury • 2017 AFCA FCS First Team All-American CAA YEARLY AWARDS • Ranked third nationally in interceptions (7) #28 GRANT WESTBROOK • Ranked third in the CAA in passes defended (16) • Allstate AFCA Good Works Team nominee CAA Defensive Player of the Year: Jimmy Moreland • Older brother of JMU DL Jahmol Robinson #52 LANDAN WORD First Team All-CAA • Missed first six games to injury before starting #1 TRAI SHARP Jimmy Moreland - Cornerback D’Angelo Amos - Punt Ret. • Season-high 107 rushing yards and touchdown at linebacker last five games in road win at Towson • Career-high 11 tackles with 1.5 for loss and a Ron’Dell Carter - Defensive Line Adam Smith - Safety • Rushed for 62 yards at Richmond, including sack at Towson Robert Carter Jr. - Specialist season-long 45-yard run • Made 10 tackles and first career interception vs. • Also had 62 rushing yards at Villanova and Stony Brook Second Team All-CAA against Rhode Island • Also had 10 tackles vs. Rhode Island • Has a rushing touchdown against William & • Made 7 tackles and a sack at New Hampshire Liam Fornadel - Offensive Line Dimitri Holloway, Linebacker Mary, Elon and New Hampshire • Had 6 tackles, including one for a loss and had a Harry O’Kelly, Punter Riley Stapleton, Wide Receiver • CAA John C. Randolph Inspiration Award fumble recovery in 2018 debut • 2017 Third Team All-CAA Running Back • Transferred from Virginia (2016) Third Team All-CAA • Four career 100-yard rushing performances John Daka, Defensive Line Ben DiNucci, Quarterback • Career-high 185 yards and TD at Delaware Jawon Hamilton, Kick Ret. Mac Patrick, Offensive Line #83 JOSH SIMS Ethan Ratke, Place Kicker • Started first six games at slot receiver • 4 catches for 32 yards in debut at NC State TOP-10 BRIDGEFORTH 1. 26,069 Richmond 59, JMU 49 10/24/15 #21 ADAM SMITH • Starting safety 2. 25,993 JMU 30, Villanova 8 10/14/17 • First Team All-CAA safety 3. 25,742 JMU 31, Richmond 7 10/1/11 • First career interception vs. Robert Morris 4. 25,484 Elon 27, JMU 24 10/6/18 • Also intercepted a pass at Richmond, to go with seven tackles 5. 25,330 JMU 28, Maine 10 9/23/17 • Picked off as pass in the red zone vs. SBU 6. 25,298 JMU 21, New Hampshire 0 10/28/17 • Career-high 10 tackles (7 solo) at NCSU 7. 25,244 JMU 13, Stony Brook 10 10/27/18 • Made nine tackles at Villanova 8. 25,236 JMU 43, Delaware 20 10/1/16 #84 DYLAN STAPLETON 9. 25,201 JMU 40, Albany 13 10/5/13 • Received waiver from NCAA to play immediately • Scored first TD at JMU vs. William & Mary 10. 25,130 JMU 51, William & Mary 0 9/22/18 • Career-long 31-yard catch vs. Stony Brook • Transferred from Slippery Rock (2016, 2017) NOTE: JMU has had seven of its top-10 attendances under the • Younger brother of JMU WR Riley Stapleton leadership of Head Coach Mike Houston. 7 NCAA FIRST ROUND: JAMES MADISON VS. DELAWARE GAME NOTES OTHER TIDBITS... ALL IN THE BELIN FAMILY • Last Saturday marked the final regular-season as the absolute best football scholar-athlete. • JMU and Delaware will have brothers on home game for JMU’s 11 seniors. • Etheridge holds a 3.608 GPA and will graduate opposite sidelines Saturday. • With the win, the group is now 44-8 since the in December with a degree in kinesiology. • JMU inside linebackers coach Warren Belin faces start of the 2015 season. • He has twice been an NCAA Elite 90 nominee at his brother, Levern, who is UD’s defensive line • In 29 career games at home, the senior Dukes the NCAA Division I national championship and coordinator. have gone 26-3 over the past four seasons at earned a spot on the President’s or Dean’s List • Both have been coaching since 1991, as each Bridgeforth Stadium. every semester as a student-athlete. are now in their 28th season. • The National Football Foundation will announce • Both played football at Wake Forest, with Warren AMOS EARNS NATIONAL AWARD 12 to 14 finalists on Oct. 31 and each will earning his degree in 1990 and Levern following • D’Angelo Amos not only earned CAA Special receive an $18,000 postgraduate scholarship suit a year later. Teams Player of the Week for his performance at as a member of the 50th NFF National Scholar- Villanova but was also tabbed National Special Athlete Class. PLAYOFF GAME OF BROTHERLY LOVE Teams Player of the Week. • The winner of the Campbell Trophy receives a • The Belin’s will be coaching against each other • Amos had two punt returns for a score over a $25,000 scholarship for graduate school. in the first round of the playoffs, but seven sets span of 2:10 in the third, scoring from 89 and 81 of brothers will be playing alongside each other yards, respectively. ONE OF THE BEST SHUTOUTS VS. TRIBE this Saturday. • He tied Gary Clark for three JMU records in the • JMU’s 51-0 win over William & Mary was tied for • JMU has four duos while Delaware has three. process, as the duo are the only players to ever second-biggest margin (Elon - 2015) all-time in • JMU’s brother combos include Robert and have two punt return TDs in the same game. a shutout victory. Ron’Dell Carter, Mac and Tabb Patrick, Rashad • Amos also matched Clark with 183 punt return • It was just shy of a 2008 win over Hofstra - 56-0. and Jahmol Robinson and Riley and Dylan yards, which was also a CAA record, and his 89 Stapleton. yarder was tied for the longest return at JMU. JMU STRONG IN LEAGUE OPENERS • For Delaware, suiting up for the Hens are • The Dukes began their 26th season in the CAA Brandon and Brian Dennis, M.J. and Pat Kehoe RATKE SETS SINGLE-GAME FG RECORD this on Sept. 22, improving to 18-8 all-time in and Colby and Troy Reeder. • Ethan Ratke converted all four field-goal conference openers. attempts to set the JMU single-game record. • JMU is 11-3 at home in league openers, while .500 OR BETTER 16 STRAIGHT YEARS • He hit from 35, 32, 39 and 35 to break the record holding a 7-5 mark on the road. • JMU’s success from year to year has come to be of three set many times. • It has won its last four CAA openers (2015-18). expected, as the Dukes recorded a .500 record • Ratke now ranks sixth all-time at JMU with 28 • The Dukes improved to 3-0 all-time against or better for a league-best 16th consecutive career field goals. William & Mary in CAA-opening contests. season in 2018. • JMU also made four field goals as a team just • JMU also produced its 14th winning season once, as Ratke and Tyler Gray each made two JMU AGAINST COMMONWEALTH FOES during the timeframe. The Dukes have now had last season at William & Mary. • The Dukes have faced 15 teams from the a winning record in 29 of 47 seasons. Commonwealth since beginning their football • As of 2017, JMU has tallied nine wins in three MORELAND SETS FOUR RECORDS AT UR program in 1972. straight seasons - a program record. • Jimmy Moreland set four records in the • In 148 games, JMU has racked up an 87-61 Richmond win. record against teams from around the state. DINUCCI UP FOR CFPA AWARD • Leading 14-3, Moreland intercepted a pass at • The Dukes have played William & Mary (24-17) • Ben DiNucci was named to the CFPA FCS the goal line and returned it 100 yards for a more than any other state team, at 41 games, National Performer of the Year Trophy touchdown to make it a 21-3 ballgame. and have faced Richmond (18-18) 36 times and Midseason Watch List. • It was Moreland’s sixth career pick-six and Liberty (12-6) on 18 occasions. • JMU has produced one former winner of the defensive touchdown, becoming the first JMU CFPA National Player of the Year. Bryan Schor defender to score six touchdowns. #NFLDUKES - JMU TIED FOR FCS LEAD won the trophy back in 2016 after leading JMU • He now has 318 interception return yards, • Six former JMU stars are currently on active NFL to the program’s second national championship. surpassing Raven Greene for the all-time record. rosters while two more are on a practice squad • The goal of the CFPA awards is to provide • Moreland’s 100-yard return matched the and one coaches. the most scientifically rigorous conferments longest touchdown in school history, as it was • JMU’s six ranks tied for first in the FCS with in college football. Recipients are selected the school’s second 100-yard pick-six. North Dakota State. exclusively based upon objective scientific • Moreland also holds the single-season record • Four of six on the active rosters have previous rankings of the extent to which individual for pick-sixes, with three. NFL experience, while two went from undrafted players increase the overall effectiveness of to earning a spot on their respective team’s 53. their teams. • He is currently one interception for a TD shy of the FCS single-season (4) and career (7) records. • Daniel Brown (TE - Chicago Bears) CARDON A COMEBACK PLAYER NOMINEE • Raven Greene (S - Green Bay Packers) • Cardon Johnson was selected as a Mayo Clinic HISTORY MADE ON THE ROAD AT UR • Arthur Moats (DL - Arizona Cardinals, IR) Comeback Player of the Year Award nominee. • JMU registered its second 50-point win on the • Aaron Stinnie (OL, Tennessee Titans) road in school history, as the Dukes’ 53-point • He is one of 30 nominees eligible for the award, • Earl Watford (OL, Cleveland Browns) win set the single-game record for largest which recognizes a player for has overcome • Josh Wells (OL, Jacksonville Jaguars) margin of victory away from home. injury, illness or other challenges and returned • Dean Marlowe (S, Buffalo Bills, Practice Squad) • The 63 points were also as road-game record. to the gridiron in 2018. • Rashard Davis (WR, Oakland Raiders, Practice Squad) • Johnson received a sixth year of eligibility after • The Dukes also set records in the series with Richmond for most points scored (63) and • John DeFilippo (Off. Coord., Minnesota Vikings) suffering a season-ending Achilles injury for • Greene and Stinnie were both went from the second straight season in 2017. He was also largest win (+53). • The previous record for largest win came undrafted to playing on Sundays, just eight injured in the spring of 2014, which forced him months removed from suiting up for the Dukes. to miss the entire 2014 season. against Elon, when JMU topped the Phoenix 51-0 on Oct. 17, 2015. • Despite his setbacks, Johnson rushed for 1,037 ANKRAH, HYMAN SIGN WITH AAF TEAM yards and 10 touchdowns in 2015. • JMU also set a three-game scoring record, having tallied 187 points the last three weeks. • The Alliance of American Football kicks off its • He ranks ninth all-time in rushing yards and inaugural season in February and two former total touchdowns and tied for 10th in rushing Dukes will be a part of the action. touchdowns. ETHERIDGE CAMPBELL TROPHY SEMIS • Hunter Etheridge is one of 179 semifinalists • Andrew Ankrah and Ishmael Hyman have both • The three winners will be honored at the 2019 signed with the newly-formed Orlando Apollos. Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Ariz. across all divisions nationwide for the 2018 William V. Campbell Trophy®. • They will be coached by Steve Spurrier. • The Campbell Trophy recognizes an individual • The AAF is comprised of eight teams and they SENIORS SENT OFF RIGHT WAY will play a 10-game schedule in 2019. 8 #6 JAMES MADISON 8-3, 6-2 CAA No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 1 Trai Sharp Sr. RB 5-9 215 Carrboro, N.C./Carrboro 51 Mateo Jackson Fr. LB 6-1 230 Richmond, Va./Hermitage 2 Dimitri Holloway R-Jr. LB 6-1 223 Newport News, Va./Heritage 52 Landan Word Jr. LB 6-5 244 Vienna, Va./Bishop O’Connell (Virginia) 3 David Eldridge Sr. WR 6-1 180 Bealeton, Va./Kettle Run (Virginia) 53 Joe Fishpaw R-So. OL 6-4 282 Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover (Campbell) 5 Ron’Dell Carter R-Jr. DL 6-3 268 Baltimore, Md./Long Reach (Rutgers) 54 Kelvin Azanama R-So. LB 5-11 208 Chesterfield, Va./Monacan 6 Ben DiNucci R-Jr. QB 6-2 211 Wexford, Pa./Pine-Richland (Pitt) 55 Jahmol Robinson Fr. DL 6-0 198 Richmond, Va./Hermitage 6 Jimmy Moreland R-Sr. CB 5-11 175 Royal Palm Beach, Fla./Royal Palm Beach 55 Matt Terrell Jr. DL 6-4 239 Lynchburg, Va./Lynchburg Christian (UVA/Garden City CC) 7 Jawon Hamilton R-So. RB 5-9 190 Miami, Fla./South Dade (UCF) 56 Nick Kidwell Fr. OL 6-5 317 Boonsboro, Md./Boonsboro 8 Wayne Davis R-So. S 6-0 186 Norfolk, Va./Lake Taylor (Ohio State) 57 Carson Todd Fr. LS 6-1 230 Mount Airy, N.C./North Surry 9 Reggie Brown Fr. WR 6-1 176 Lakeland, Fla./Kathleen 60 Jahee Jackson R-Jr. OL 6-3 295 Baltimore, Md./Gilman 10 Jake O’Donnell Fr. QB 6-4 166 Tampa, Fla./Sickles 61 Caleb Hamlett Fr. OL 6-5 326 Prince George, Va./Prince George 10 Riley Stapleton R-Jr. WR 6-5 229 Indiana, Pa./Indiana 62 Kyle Smith Fr. OL 6-4 295 Culpepper, Va./Eastern View 11 Bryce Maginley Jr. LB 6-2 228 Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell 63 J.T. Timming R-So. OL 6-2 301 Liberty Township, Ohio/Lakota East 11 Jack Sroba R-Fr. CB 5-10 179 Richmond, Va./Collegiate School 65 Tony Thurston Fr. DL 6-5 264 Louisa, Va./Louisa 12 Cole Johnson Jr. QB 6-5 211 Virginia Beach, Va./Cox 67 Zaire Bethea R-So. OL 6-3 309 South Orange, N.J./DePaul Catholic 13 Ezrah Archie So. WR 6-0 189 Camden, N.J./Timber Creek Regional 68 Tyree Chavious R-Jr. OL 6-4 318 Goldsboro, N.C./Rosewood 14 Jamari Currence Fr. CB 5-10 165 Rock Hill, S.C./South Pointe 69 Truvell Wilson R-So. OL 6-2 309 Richmond, Va./Henrico (UVA-Wise) 14 Alec Kurek R-So. QB 6-3 200 Yorktown, Va./Tabb 70 Henry Schroeder Fr. OL 6-4 257 Richmond, Va./St. Christopher’s School 15 Paris Black R-Jr. DL 6-3 254 Fayetteville, N.C./Terry Sanford (Wake Forest) 71 Luke Warner Fr. DL 6-2 250 Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Christian 15 Gage Moloney R-Fr. QB 6-2 225 Rock Hill, S.C./Northwestern 72 William Clevinger R-Fr. OL 6-3 290 Richmond, Va./Patrick Henry 16 Jesse Layne R-Fr. TE 6-3 223 Broadway, Va./Broadway 73 Mac Patrick Jr. OL 6-2 292 Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover 16 Que Reid Fr. S 6-0 191 Concord, N.C./Jay M. Robinson 74 Amelio Moran Fr. OL 6-6 309 Virginia Beach, Va./Princess Anne 17 Kyndel Dean R-Fr. WR 6-2 176 Winston-Salem, N.C./Parkland 74 Dusan Stjepanovic Fr. DL 6-3 230 Chester, Va./Thomas Dale 17 Gionni Terrell Fr. CB 5-10 158 Woodbridge, Va./Forest Park 75 Michael Faulkner R-So. OL 6-4 284 Lawrenceville, Ga./Collins Hill 18 Hunter Etheridge R-Sr. QB 6-3 207 Clayton, N.C./Woodberry Forest [Va.] 76 Jake Glavin R-Fr. OL 6-2 308 Chester Springs, Pa./Malvern Prep 18 Tabb Patrick R-So. LB 6-1 212 Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover 77 Liam Fornadel So. OL 6-4 306 Ramsey, N.J./Don Bosco Prep 19 Patrick Bentley So. QB 6-3 232 Gainesville, Va./Patriot (Alderson Broaddus) 78 Collin Reece R-Fr. OL 6-7 320 Chesapeake, Va./Grassfield (VMI) 19 Devin Ravenel Fr. WR 6-0 160 Stafford, Va./North Stafford 79 Raymond Gillespie R-So. OL 6-5 272 Mechanicsville, Va./Atlee 20 Diamonte Tucker-Dorsey R-Fr. LB 5-10 213 Norfolk, Va./Lake Taylor 81 Nick Carlton Jr. TE 6-3 232 Alpharetta, Ga./Alpharetta 21 Adam Smith Jr. S 6-1 182 Charlotte, N.C./Hough 82 Zach Polglase R-So. TE 6-3 237 Harrisonburg, Va./Spotswood 22 Eric Kirlew R-So. RB 5-11 192 Reston, Va./South Lakes 83 Josh Sims R-Fr. WR 5-10 155 Covington, Ga./Eastside 22 Rashad Robinson Sr. CB 5-11 183 Richmond, Va./Hermitage 84 Dylan Stapleton Jr. TE 6-5 240 Indiana, Pa./Indiana (Slippery Rock) 23 Charles Tutt R-Jr. CB 5-10 184 Clifton, Va./Centreville 85 E.J. Morgan R-So. WR 6-0 183 Washington, D.C./Friendship Collegiate Academy (ASA College) 24 D’Angelo Amos R-So. S 6-1 180 Richmond, Va./Meadowbrook 86 Mack Cullen R-Jr. TE 6-5 247 Fishersville, Va./Wilson Memorial 24 Jack Chenault Fr. WR 5-11 177 Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover 88 Daniel Adu R-Fr. WR 6-2 170 Springfield, Va./West Springfield 25 Cardon Johnson Gr. RB 5-9 200 Newport News, Va./Warwick 89 Jake Brown R-So. WR 6-2 175 Richmond, Va./Trinity Episcopal 26 Curtis Oliver Sr. CB 5-11 183 Paramus, N.J./Paramus Catholic 90 Drew Painter Fr. DL 6-4 249 Hershey, Pa./Hershey 27 Taurus Carroll So. CB 6-0 168 Fredericksburg, Va./Benedictine College Prep 91 Ethan Ratke R-So. K 5-10 185 Mechanicsville, Va./Atlee 28 Grant Westbrook Sr. S 5-9 182 Leesburg, Va./Heritage (East Coast Prep) 91 Semaj Sorhaindo R-Fr. DL 6-2 285 Fredericksburg, Va./Courtland 29 Marcus Marshall Sr. RB 5-10 200 Raleigh, N.C./Millbrook (Georgia Tech) 91 Mike Wilcox Fr. DL 6-3 206 Hanover, Va./Hanover 30 Wesley McCormick So. CB 5-11 190 Germantown, Md./Northwest 92 Mike Greene So. DL 6-3 294 Highland Springs, Va./Highland Springs 31 Percy Agyei-Obese So. RB 5-11 202 Frederick, Md./Oakdale 93 Drake Tomasi Fr. DL 6-3 230 McGaheysville, Va./Spotswood 32 MJ Hampton So. S 6-0 181 Fredericksburg, Va./Stafford 94 Will Tappen Fr. DL 6-2 200 Richmond, Va./St. Christopher’s School 33 Sam Kidd R-Fr. S 6-1 199 Reston, Va./James Madison 95 Adeeb Atariwa R-So. DL 6-3 282 Sterling, Va./Dominion 34 Chris Chukwuneke Fr. S 5-11 177 Edison, N.J./St. John Vianney (The Peddie School) 97 John Daka Jr. DL 6-3 227 Upper Marlboro, Md./Wise 35 Willie Drew Fr. CB 6-0 184 Smithfield, Va./Smithfield 98 Harry O’Kelly So. P 6-1 189 Wynnum, Queensland, Australia/Iona College 36 Robert Carter Jr. R-Sr. LB 6-0 190 Baltimore, Md./Long Reach 99 Isaac Ukwu R-Fr. DL 6-3 234 Upper Marlboro, Md./Wise 37 Clayton Cheatham So. TE 6-3 231 Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover 38 Mike Cobbs R-Jr. S 6-2 201 Alexandria, Va./Hayfield 40 Reggie McNeill Fr. S 6-0 175 Winston-Salem, N.C./Atkins COACHING STAFF: 40 Camden Wise Fr. K 6-0 159 Blacksburg, Va./Blacksburg Head Coach: Mike Houston 41 Rakeem Davis Fr. WR 5-8 159 Charlottesville, Va./Charlottesville Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks: Donnie Kirkpatrick 42 Michael Johnson R-Fr. CB 6-0 194 Glen Allen, Va./Deep Run Defensive Coordinator/Safeties: Bob Trott 42 Solomon Vanhorse Fr. RB 5-8 168 Alpharetta, Ga./Milton Outside Linebackers/Special Teams: Roy Tesh 43 Garrett Groulx R-Fr. DL 6-3 260 Davidson, N.C./Davidson Day Inside Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator: Fontel Mines 44 Hayden Mann Fr. S 6-3 197 Mebane, N.C./Eastern Alamance Defensive Line: Jeff Hanson 44 KeShaun Moore R-Fr. LB 6-2 244 Suffolk, Va./Nansemond-Suffolk Academy Offensive Line: Steve Shankweiler 45 Tyler Gray Sr. K 6-0 173 Winchester, Va./Millbrook Inside Linebackers: Warren Belin 47 Darrious Carter R-Sr. DL 6-5 229 Indiana, Pa./Indiana Senior (Virginia) Running Backs: De’Rail Sims 48 Percy Mayers Fr. WR 5-10 177 Richmond, Va./Hermitage Outside Receivers: Drew Dudzik 49 Francis Meehan Fr. S 5-11 172 Wilmington, N.C./New Hanover Cornerbacks: Corico Wright 49 Davis Patterson Fr. WR 6-3 186 Arlington, Va./Yorktown Director of Football Administration: Dale Steele 50 Kyle Davis R-Fr. LS 5-11 215 Waxhaw, N.C./Marvin Ridge Director of Strength & Conditioning: John Williams 50 Jackson Skule Fr. OL 6-7 319 Clifton, Va./Centreville Assistant Director of Strength & Conditioning: Michael Morris #21 DELAWARE 7-4, 5-3 CAA No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 1 Malcolm Brown R-Sr. DB 6-0 200 Gaithersburg, Md./Quince Orchard 48 Noah McCardell R-So. DB 6-1 200 Nottingham, Pa./Solanco 1 Thyrick Pitts So. WR 6-2 205 Manassas, Va./Forest Park 48 Frederick Durham Fr. DB 6-3 180 Wilmington, Del./Wilmington Charter 2 Tim Poindexter R-So. DB 5-10 205 Bronx, N.Y./Cardinal Hayes 49 Mark Bonnie R-So. K 5-11 185 Dover, Del./Polytech 2 Darius Wade R-Sr. QB 6-1 225 Middletown, Del./Middletown (Boston College) 50 Matt Bowe So. LB 6-3 230 Townsend, Del./Caravel 3 K.C. Hinton Sr. DB 5-11 200 Henrico, Va./Highland Springs 51 Drew Nickles Fr. LB 6-3 235 Upper Black Eddy, Pa./Palisades 3 Joe Walker R-Sr. WR 6-3 205 Philadelphia, Pa./Martin Luther King 52 Stevon Brown Fr. OL 6-3 230 Glen Burnie, Md./Archbishop Curley 4 Colby Reeder R-So. LB 6-4 240 Hockessin, Del./Salesianum 52 Tyler Love Fr. LB 6-1 195 East Meadow, N.Y./East Meadow 4 Colin Smyth R-So. WR 6-2 195 Potomac, Md./Churchill 53 Mickey Henry So. OL 6-2 275 Wilmington, Del./St. Elizabeth 5 Charles Bell Gr. LB 6-0 235 Conestoga, Pa./Penn Manor 53 Anthony Toro Fr. LB 6-3 230 Edgewater, Md./DeMatha Catholic 5 Gene Coleman II So. WR 5-11 195 Montclair, N.J./Bergen Catholic (Milford Acad.) 54 Brandan Hall Jr. DL 6-3 245 Los Angeles, Calif./Westlake (San Diego Mesa CC) 6 Justin Beneck So. WR 6-1 205 Wilmington, Del./Wilmington Friends 55 Skyler Korinek R-So. LS 6-1 225 Hilton Head, S.C./Hilton Head Island (IMG Academy) 6 Jamie Jarmon Sr. WR 6-2 200 Millsboro, Del./Indian River 56 Jamil Gilmore R-So. OL 6-4 290 Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway (Salisbury School) 7 Ray Jones Sr. DB 6-1 205 Wilmington, Del./Hodgson 57 Patrick Mead Fr. LB 6-1 235 Indian Trail, N.C./Jireh Prep 7 Kani Kane Sr. RB 6-0 240 Bridgeville, Del./Sussex Tech 58 Brandon Nixon R-So. DL 6-1 265 Lewes, Del./Cape Henlopen 8 Tenny Adewusi Sr. DB 6-1 205 Avenel, N.J./Colonia 58 Jacob Rubenstein So. LS 5-11 235 Longwood, Fla./Lake Mary 8 Austin Haverstrom Fr. WR 5-11 170 Keswick, Va./Monticello 59 Jack Dinicola So. LB 6-2 205 Livingston, N.J./Livingston 9 J.P. Caruso R-Sr. QB 6-0 205 Palm Beach Gardens, Fla./Palm Beach Gardens (App St.) 60 Kyle Cathers Jr. OL 6-5 270 Wilmington, Del./Salesianum 9 Troy Reeder R-Sr. LB 6-2 240 Hockessin, Del/Salesianum (Penn State) 62 Jaysen Ellison R-Fr. OL 6-4 265 Wilmington, Del./Concord 10 Andre Robinson R-Jr. RB 5-10 225 Mechanicsburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt 64 Mitchell Volino Fr. OL 6-4 315 Millbrook, N.Y./Millbrook (IMG Academy) 11 Liam Trainer Fr. LB 6-2 225 Glenside, Pa./La Salle College HS 65 Noah Beh R-Sr. OL 6-6 285 Moscow, Pa./Scranton Prep 11 Dillon Zimmerman R-So. WR 6-2 200 Hillsborough, N.J./Hillsborough 66 Caleb Ashworth R-So. DL 6-3 260 Dryfork, Va./Tunstall (Cincinnati) 12 Joey Carter R-So. DB 6-0 195 Cedar Park, Texas/Cedar Park 67 Connor Lutz R-Jr. OL 6-5 305 Milford, Pa./Delaware Valley 12 Pat Kehoe R-Jr. QB 6-4 240 Madison, Conn./Cheshire Academy 68 Jake Reed So. LS 6-1 260 Odessa, Del./Caravel 13 Vinny Papale Sr. WR 6-1 205 Cherry Hill, N.J./Bishop Eustace 69 Carter Lynch So. OL 6-5 310 Mt. Laurel, N.J./St. Joseph’s Prep (Pa.) 14 Nolan Henderson So. QB 6-0 175 Smyrna, Del./Smyra 70 Robert Nachtman Fr. OL 6-4 315 Pennsylvania Furnace, Pa./State College Area 15 Andres Castillo R-So. DB 5-11 200 Cookesville, Md./Good Counsel 71 Collin Wallish R-Jr. OL 6-6 285 Silver Spring, Md./St. John’s College HS 15 Sean Dunnigan So. QB 6-3 190 Rock Tavern, N.Y./Washingtonville 72 David Kroll So. OL 6-6 315 Reston, Va./South Lakes 16 Nijuel Hill R-So. DB 5-10 185 Baltimore, Md./Calvert Hall 73 Dominick Covatto So. DL 6-2 275 Erie, Pa./Eric Cathedral Prep 16 Mason Jones So. QB 6-1 195 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy 74 Steve Robinson R-Jr. OL 6-3 295 Philadelphia, Pa./Saint Joseph’s Prep (Salisbury School) 17 Tylan McElhenie So. WR 6-2 195 Virginia Beach, Va./Bishop Sullivan 75 Chuka Ezeuzoh R-Sr. OL 6-5 310 Wilmington, Del./Concord 18 Chichi Amachi Jr. WR 6-1 190 Bear, Del./William Penn 76 Jordan Morris Fr. DL 6-2 280 Burlington, N.J./The Hun School 19 Matt Palmer Fr. LB 6-0 192 Doylestown, Pa./Archbishop Wood 77 Mario Farinella R-Sr. OL 6-1 300 Bloomfield, N.J./Bergen Catholic 19 Anthony Paoletti Fr. QB 6-1 210 Broomall, Pa./Marple-Newtown 78 Jethro Pepe R-Sr. OL 6-7 295 Colonia, N.J./St. Joseph’s 20 Khory Spruill So. RB 6-0 230 Clinton, Md./DeMatha Catholic 79 James Kretkowski R-Sr. OL 6-6 305 Oceanside, N.Y./Oceanside 21 Justis Henley Fr. DB 5-11 170 North Wales, Pa./North Penn 80 Luke Frederick So. TE 6-4 235 Altoona, Pa./Bishop Guilfoyle 21 Owen Tyler Sr. TE 6-4 235 West Hartford, Conn./Northwest Catholic 81 Bryce De Maille Fr. TE 6-2 225 Frederick, Md./Oakdale 22 Mustafa Mahmud Sr. RB 6-1 225 Oxford, Pa./Oxford 83 Andrew Verboys R-Sr. WR 5-10 200 Armonk, N.Y./Scarsdale (Fork Union / UMass) 23 Nasir Adderley Sr. DB 6-0 200 Philadelphia, Pa./Great Valley 85 Charles Scarff R-Sr. TE 6-6 270 Lancaster, Pa./Lancaster Catholic (Rutgers) 25 Ryan Fritz So. WR 5-9 170 Macungie, Pa./Emmaus 86 Jack Clements Jr. TE 6-5 255 Moorestown, N.J./St. Joseph’s Prep 25 Frank Raggo R-Sr. K 5-10 190 Randolph, N.J./Randolph 87 Brent Reed R-So. TE 6-6 240 Harbeson, Del./Cape Henlopen 26 Eric Skogmo R-Jr. DB 6-2 190 Ellicott City, Md./Marriotts Ridge 88 Eddie Scannapieco R-Fr. WR 6-0 200 Franklin, Mass./Franklin 27 Ryley Angeline R-Sr. LB 6-3 220 Chester Springs, Pa./Downingtown East 89 Mark Ball Jr. TE 6-5 215 Warren, N.J./Watchung Hills 28 C.J. McAnally So. DB 6-0 190 West Chester, Pa./Episcopal Academy 90 Austin Gray R-Sr. DL 6-2 275 Egg Harbor Township, N.J./Egg Harbor Township 28 Thomas Jefferson R-Sr. RB 6-1 215 Prospect Park, N.J./Passaic Tech 91 Artis Hemmingway So. DL 6-1 260 Hillside, N.J./Pope John XII 29 Noah Plack Fr. LB 6-2 205 Bridgeville, Pa./South Fayette 92 Tommy Walsh Fr. DL 6-3 250 Warrington, Pa./Archbishop Wood 30 Alphaeus Hanson R-So. RB 5-8 185 Newark, Del./Delaware Military Academy 93 Lloyd Badson R-Jr. DL 6-2 275 Bear, Del./Caravel 30 Brandon Dennis Fr. DB 5-10 180 Wilmington, Del./Concord 95 Frank Burton III R-So. DL 6-2 270 Bear, Del./William Penn (Ball State) 31 Nick Pritchard R-Jr. P 5-10 215 New Egypt, N.J./New Egypt 96 Yaw Aidoo R-So. DL 5-11 300 Bear, Del./Wilmington Charter 32 Amonte’ Strothers Fr. DB 6-2 180 Homestead, Pa./Steel Valley 98 Sal Mauro R-So. DL 6-2 280 Staten Island, N.Y./Bergen Catholic 32 Kareem Williams R-Sr. RB 5-11 210 Schnecksville, Pa./Parkland 99 Cam Kitchen Sr. DL 6-2 275 Trenton, N.J./Lawrence/The Hun School 33 Johnny Buchanan Fr. LB 6-0 215 Brick, N.J./St. John Vianney 33 DeJoun Lee So. RB 5-8 185 Springfield, Va./Lake Braddock 34 James McHugh Jr. LB 6-0 205 Mendham, N.J./Mendham COACHING STAFF: 35 Matt Cluley Jr. DB 5-10 185 Manasquan, N.J./Wall Township Head Coach: Danny Rocco 36 Jake Roth Jr. K 6-0 210 Reading, Pa./Conrad Weiser Offensive Coordinator: Matt Simon 37 Brian Dennis R-So. DB 5-9 175 Wilmington, Del./Concord Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs: Chris Cosh 38 Joe Muller So. DB 5-9 195 Selden, N.Y./Newfield Pass Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers: Erik Campbell 39 Kedrick Whitehead Fr. LB 5-11 190 Middletown, Del./Middletown Defensive Line: Levern Belin 40 Pat Crowley R-Sr. DB 5-7 180 Wilmington, Del./Concord Offensive Line: Bill Polin 41 Braden Brose Fr. TE 6-4 235 Irwin Pa./Hempfield Area Tight Ends: Kevin Reihner 41 Joe Zubillaga Fr. DB 6-1 205 Kennett Square, Pa./Unionville Inside Linebackers: Manny Rojas 42 Andrew Pawlowski So. DB 6-3 225 Huntingtown, Md./Huntingtown Outside Linebackers: Clint Sintim 42 Jon Ricci Fr. TE 6-3 215 Glen Mills, Pa./Garnet Valley Cornerbacks: Nick Rapone 43 Kadeem Neill Sr. DB 6-1 205 Lawrence, N.J./Lawrenceville Quarterbacks: Alex Wood 44 M.J. Kehoe R-Jr. TE 6-7 250 Madison, Conn./Cheshire Academy Offensive Quality Control: Gregory Meyer 45 Armen Ware Sr. LB 6-0 235 Middletown, Del./Saint Joseph’s Prep (Pa.) Assistant: Jalen Kindle 47 Tyler Boyd Fr. LB 6-1 205 West Grove, Pa./Avon Grove Director of Football Operations: Carl Kotz 47 Vinny Salomone So. RB 5-9 230 Dillsburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt Strength & Conditioning: Chris Stewart