Madison needs win on Senior Day
By Tim Chapman, sports editor

After dropping two straight to Richmond and Delaware in games 8 and 9, the formula has been simple for JMU football: beat William & Mary and Towson or forget about the playoffs. The Dukes (7-3 overall, 5-2 in the Colonial Athletic Association) took care of part one of the two-week challenge with a 55-34 dismantling of the Tribe (4-6, 2-5) and will try to finish the deal with another struggling team in the CAA South Division. More...

‘It’s redemption time’
By Matthew McGovern, assistant sports editor

James Madison women’s soccer coach Dave Lombardo scrawled every first-round NCAA tournament matchup on his notepad, and when “James Madison” showed up on the television screen, the private room at Ham’s Restaurant erupted in celebration Monday night. More...

‘Baro’ Breaks it Down
By John Baranowsky, athletic correspondent

Well, I think it is safe to say that the Dukes took care of business this past Saturday at William & Mary. I could tell all week that it was going to be a great offensive showing for us, and it most definitely was. Once again the offensive line was controlling the line of scrimmage, which gave Rodney Landers, Antoinne Bolton and Griff Yancy plenty of room to show their speed. More...

Game Update: Dukes take Towson
By Tim Chapman, sports editor