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Camden Coleman and JC Evans both contributed significantly in James Madison’s victory over Georgia Southern, securing the Dukes’ bowl eligibility with a 27-24 win. Coleman threw for 171 yards and a touchdown, while Evans added two touchdowns late in the game. This marks James Madison’s sixth consecutive win and their first at Georgia Southern’s home field. With this win, they join four other teams as the earliest bowl eligible squads of the year.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-11,
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Story summary
Camden Coleman threw for 171 yards and a touchdown, while reserve quarterback JC Evans added two more touchdowns, leading James Madison University (JMU) to a 27-24 victory over Georgia Southern on Saturday in Statesboro, Georgia. The win secured JMU's spot as one of the first bowl-eligible teams for the 2026 season alongside other early qualifiers like Georgia and Notre Dame. After trailing 10-6 at halftime, JMU took control with Coleman’s touchdown pass to Jeremiah Harrison in the third quarter, followed by Evans' 57-yard connection with Cole Keller, who had 108 receiving yards. George Pettaway contributed significantly on the ground with 151 rushing yards. Despite Max Johnson's strong performance for Georgia Southern (343 passing yards and three touchdowns), JMU’s defense held firm, preventing a potential tying field goal attempt by Blake Ford late in the game. With this win, JMU improved to an unblemished 6-0 overall record and 3-0 in conference play, joining ten other undefeated teams nationally but remaining the sole one from the Group of 6.
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Camden Coleman threw for 171 yards and a touchdown, reserve quarterback JC Evans threw for two touchdowns and James Madison became bowl eligible with a 27-24 win over Georgia Southern on Saturday.
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Madison → throw → Saturday
On its final drive, Georgia Southern’s Blake Ford came up just short of tying it on a 52-yard field goal attempt with 47 seconds remaining.
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Ford → come → seconds
After a 10-6 halftime deficit, Coleman threw a 2-yard touchdown to Jeremiah Harrison at the end of a four-play, 75-yard drive to start the third and JMU led for the remainder.
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JMU → throw → remainder
Evans’ 57-yard touchdown to Cole Keller made it 20-10.
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it → make → Keller
Keller had 108 receiving yards on four catches and George Pettaway ran for 151 yards on 21 carries.
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Pettaway → have → carries
Max Johnson threw for 343 yards, three touchdowns and an interception for Georgia Southern.
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Johnson → throw → Southern
Josh Dallas had 111 yards receiving on eight catches.
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Dallas → have → catches
With the win, James Madison (6-0, 3-0 Sun Belt Conference) joined Georgia, Indiana, Notre Dame and USC as the first bowl eligible teams of 2026.
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Madison → join → 2026
The Dukes are one of 10 remaining undefeated teams and the only one in the Group of 6.
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Dukes → remain → 6
James Madison now has won 16 straight regular season games and 11 straight in conference play.
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Madison → win → play
JMU has the most wins of any Sun Belt team since 2022, with 46.
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JMU → have → 46
Up next
James Madison: Hosts Georgia State on Saturday.
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Madison → host → Saturday
Georgia Southern: Travels to face Old Dominion on Thursday. ___
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Southern → travel → Thursday
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