Wofford finished with 431 yards of offense, including 301 on the ground. The Terriers averaged 5.8 yards per play with their confusing wingbone offense, which utilizes three backs as well as an effective passing game on occasion. James Madison had all kinds of trouble dealing with the variety of formations and at times simply couldn’t stop Wofford from gaining big yardage.

James Madison quarterback Rodney Landers wasn’t prepared to play his final game in a losing cause at home. So he made sure the top-seeded Dukes will live to see another day in the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.