James Madison Runs up 87-3 on Wagner
Three punt returns went for touchdowns. Take those 21 points away and James Madison still wins 66-3, which tells you everything about how this one went. The final was 87-3.
Miles Halbert opened the scoring on a 9-yard punt return, Wagner got a 40-yard Johnny DiSalvatore field goal to make it 3-7, and that was the last time Wagner was in the scoreboard conversation. George Pettaway scored from a yard out twice and then from 32, Nick Herman added a 15-yarder, and Michael Scott took a punt back 76 yards with 1:00 left in the half for a 42-3 lead. Scott did it again from 69 yards in the third quarter after Herman broke off a 77-yard run, and it was 56-3 by 12:04 of the third.
The rest was a formality. Camden Coleman threw an 18-yard touchdown to Za'Ron Collins, Morgan Suarez kicked a 46-yard field goal, and Arrington Maiden threw touchdowns of 20 yards to KD Mosley and 44 yards to Halbert. Phoenix Donghia ran in from a yard out with 0:22 left. James Madison had 600 yards of offense (303 rushing on only 35 carries) and lost one fumble. Twelve touchdowns and a field goal. Wagner's only points were that 40-yard field goal in the first quarter.
James Madison is 2-0 and Wagner is 0-1. For fantasy, Herman went for 27.4 on nine carries, Pettaway had three rushing touchdowns on nine carries for 23.2, and Maiden completed seven of eight passes for 18.7. Wagner, for its part, did not score again after its field goal, and James Madison played the rest of the game without trailing.