James Madison's Passing Attack Comes Alive
James Madison's passing offense delivered explosive plays, as promised by wide receiver Jaylan Sanchez in the preseason, helping the Dukes secure a 24-14 win over Louisiana.
After struggling with 74 passing yards against Georgia State and 165 yards in rainy conditions against Georgia Southern, JMU's aerial attack sparked to life with a bold second-half play call.
- A flea flicker play called by offensive coordinator Dean Kennedy resulted in a 62-yard touchdown pass from Alonza Barnett to Landon Ellis.
- This trick play provided the momentum shift the Dukes needed to win the game.
"We needed a spark," said JMU head coach Bob Chesney. "We knew they were playing downhill a little bit.
Author's summary: JMU's passing attack sparks to life with a bold play call.