James Madison

[TheRealVille]

Looking at their last two games, I don't understand why the line on the game with Louisville is only 7 points.

Georgia Southern blew their doors off with over 500 yards of passing. JM itself had a ton of yards but couldn't stop GS.

Then in a home game against Marshall, JM didn't gain over 300 yards of offense and was sacked 7 times. They struggled mightily.

Now they're facing the most talented team on their schedule who is at home and is playing its best football on the season. So I'm sure they're motivated for the opportunity but only 7 points?

I don't think the Cards are going to take them lightly having gained so much momentum, and this will be a good measure of Satterfield's coaching. A great head coach will not let his team overlook a James Madison, especially with a 6th victory and bowl eligibility on the line.

There's no doubt JM is a good football team but Louisville should be able to disrupt them like Marshall did. They have lost their last two games after getting ranked at #25. It appears to me media pundits wanted them to be better than they actually are.



Louisville 38
James Madison 16

 

[Jimbo11]

Their starting QB was out the only games they lost. He’s back for Saturday. Dual threat QB.
Don’t sleep on these guys.

 

[rentalman]

And SS said the QB is really good.

 

[Rollem Cards]

Hartman is really good too.

Keep this guy in the pocket and pressure him the same way.

 

[TheRealVille]

Their starting QB was out the only games they lost. He’s back for Saturday. Dual threat QB.
Don’t sleep on these guys.

Not true. He only missed the Marshall game, which was the game they struggled offensively.

But their defense was pummeled by Georgia Southern.

I don't think we will overlook them.

 

[OldhamCard335]

Hartman is really good too.

Keep this guy in the pocket and pressure him the same way.

Better yet, keep him off the field with our D and some long scoring drives.

 

[Ipartiedwithhopgood]

Nailed it.

 

[TheRealVille]

JM was badly overmatched athletically and it was obvious the coaching staff didn't want their QB taking a bunch of sacks.

Louisville, for the most part, didn't mess around with the first year FBS school. If Malik made better decisions in the first half, the Cards would have scored 50.

 

[PushupMan]

Looking at their last two games, I don't understand why the line on the game with Louisville is only 7 points.

Georgia Southern blew their doors off with over 500 yards of passing. JM itself had a ton of yards but couldn't stop GS.

Then in a home game against Marshall, JM didn't gain over 300 yards of offense and was sacked 7 times. They struggled mightily.

Now they're facing the most talented team on their schedule who is at home and is playing its best football on the season. So I'm sure they're motivated for the opportunity but only 7 points?

I don't think the Cards are going to take them lightly having gained so much momentum, and this will be a good measure of Satterfield's coaching. A great head coach will not let his team overlook a James Madison, especially with a 6th victory and bowl eligibility on the line.

There's no doubt JM is a good football team but Louisville should be able to disrupt them like Marshall did. They have lost their last two games after getting ranked at #25. It appears to me media pundits wanted them to be better than they actually are.



Louisville 38
James Madison 16

You were darned close on the final score, but it was as a nailbiter into the third quarter.

 

[OldhamCard335]

And SS said the QB is really good.

I don’t think “Toddy Touchdown” looked so good. Seemed like he wasn’t really all there.

 

[rentalman]

I don’t think “Toddy Touchdown” looked so good. Seemed like he wasn’t really all there.

He looked awful.