Thursday, January 13, 2005
The JMU women’s basketball team continued its success though late December and early January, bringing its overall record to 8-4.
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The JMU wrestling team came into Tuesday’s match winless at 0-6. Coming out of Tuesday’s match, the Dukes were one better, picking up their first victory of the season on the strength of late rally, with a 22-20 win over Franklin & Marshall College in Sinclair Gymnasium.
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The Hot Corner
What 11 other mascots couldn’t do, a judges panel took care of.
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Hard work, power football, fuels programıs first title
The 2004 season forever will be known as the year JMU football stepped out from the shadow of mediocrity and into the spotlight.
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Senior may return for fifth year
For most people, surgery only comes along once in a while when old age starts to creep up, or in the aftermath of boating accidents.
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In his first season at JMU, redshirt sophomore quarterback Justin Rascati helped bring home a national championship.
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Graduating class caps career with championship run
On the eve of the 2004 season opener, JMU’s senior class held a 13-22 record and zero playoff appearances.
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Defensive lineman specialize in moving defenses
A wise man once called the forward pass one of the greatest inventions of the 20th century. Now, in the 21st century, it is the age of the spread offense, where the focus of offensive football is that forward pass.
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