Dukes hold off Liberty in Napier's debut
James Madison scored on its first four possessions and protected a 20-13 lead for Billy Napier's first win. A late fourth-down stop near midfield helped settle the Battle of the Blue Ridge.
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James Madison scored on its first four possessions and protected a 20-13 lead for Billy Napier's first win. A late fourth-down stop near midfield helped settle the Battle of the Blue Ridge.
James Madison’s nonconference schedule includes Virginia Tech, Virginia, Arkansas and Penn State. The season begins at Miami (Ohio) in the MAC-SBC Challenge before Central Connecticut State visits for the Dukes’ home opener.
The Liberty preview introduces Billy Napier's first JMU team, which includes 61 newcomers. It outlines returning experience and new arrivals as the Dukes follow their College Football Playoff season.
JMU moved its home game against Duquesne from September 11 to August 28, making it the 2027 season opener. The Maryland matchup consequently becomes the second game on the Dukes' calendar.
The Dukes will travel to John Paul Jones Arena on November 19 for their first visit to Virginia since 2020. Both programs reached the previous NCAA Tournament, adding context to the renewed in-state meeting.
James Madison’s conference slate includes home-and-away meetings with six East opponents. Georgia State visits on December 16, followed by a trip to Southern Miss; January also brings a road game against new league member Louisiana Tech.
James Madison opens its Sun Belt schedule at ULM before hosting Georgia Southern on December 22. January includes a championship-game rematch at Troy and the program’s first meeting with Louisiana Tech.
The Dukes announced a nonconference schedule featuring four former CAA opponents and a road game at Kentucky. Exhibitions against Richmond and VCU add Virginia matchups as Preston Spradlin prepares his team for the season.
James Madison added DeAndre Hayes and Kyle Polce as graduate assistant coaches. Hayes arrives from North Carolina Wesleyan and Polce from Saint Francis, bringing coaching and playing experience to support the Dukes’ staff and player development.