CAA banning JMU from championships hits its athletes hardest
The James Madison athletes took the fall when the Colonial Athletic Association banned the Dukes from championships due to their impending conference move.
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The James Madison athletes took the fall when the Colonial Athletic Association banned the Dukes from championships due to their impending conference move.
Ryan Fecteau was on a mission when he returned to his old school for a virtual meeting in February. He was pleading for the student government at the Catholic University of America to vote in favor of...
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In their only game since March 6, they won 38-10 at William & Mary on March 27. James Madison’s own coronavirus-related protocols prevented them from playing William & Mary and Richmond in the two weeks before traveling to Williamsburg to face the Tribe. Protocols in the Richmond and Elon programs forced the postponements of games last weekend and this Saturday. “We’ve got some practice at managing ambiguity,” Dukes coach Curt Cignetti said Monday, noting that he and athletic director Jeff Bourne have been working to find an opponent willing to come play at James Madison. Cignetti hop...