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Camden Coleman, George Pettaway lead unbeaten James Madison to 45-17 romp over Marshall

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The Associated Press. (2026, October 4). Camden Coleman, George Pettaway lead unbeaten James Madison to 45-17 romp over Marshall. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/camden-coleman-george-pettaway-lead-unbeaten-james-madison-to-45-17-romp-over-marshall/article_153d51ba-3100-5b2b-bac7-85bd71d43894.html

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Camden Coleman and George Pettaway led James Madison to a 45-17 victory over Marshall on Saturday. Coleman threw three touchdown passes while Pettaway rushed for two scores and set a career-high with 206 rushing yards. The Dukes, who were trailing early in the game, scored 28 consecutive points in the second quarter to take control of the match. James Madison improved their record to 5-0 overall and 2-0 in conference play, while Marshall fell to 3-2.

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On Saturday, Camden Coleman led an unbeaten James Madison team to a dominant 45-17 victory over Marshall in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Coleman threw three touchdown passes and completed 21 of 32 attempts for 263 yards. Meanwhile, George Pettaway rushed for two scores and set a career-high with 206 rushing yards. James Madison (5-0) led the Sun Belt Conference after turning a four-point deficit into a 38-14 halftime lead by scoring 28 straight points in the final quarter of the first half. Carlos Del Rio-Wilson threw a touchdown pass to Xayvion Turner-Bradshaw early, but James Madison took control and never looked back, securing their fifth consecutive win.

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Camden Coleman threw three touchdown passes, and George Pettaway rushed for two scores and a career-high 206 yards to lead unbeaten James Madison to a 45-17 victory over Marshall on Saturday in the Thundering Herd’s Sun Belt Conference opener. asserted

Pettaway → throw → opener

Coleman completed 21 of 32 passes for 263 yards for James Madison (5-0, 2-0), which fell behind for the first time this season before scoring 28 straight in the final 12 minutes of the second quarter. asserted

which → complete → quarter

Pettaway scored on runs of 73 and 33 yards between a pair of touchdown passes from Coleman as the Dukes turned a four-point deficit into a 38-14 halftime lead. asserted

Dukes → score → lead

Carlos Del Rio-Wilson had a 3-yard scoring toss to Xayvion Turner-Bradshaw on Marshall’s first possession for a 7-0 lead. asserted

Wilson → have → lead

Coleman connected with Corey Scott for a 53-yard touchdown to tie it after Michael Scott’s 45-yard kickoff return set the Dukes up at their own 45-yard line. asserted

return → connect → line

TJ Lester’s 1-yard scoring run gave Marshall a 14-10 lead early in the second quarter, but Coleman and Corey Scott teamed up for a 12-yard touchdown and the Dukes never trailed again. asserted

Dukes → give → touchdown

Corey Scott finished with five receptions for 104 yards. asserted

Scott → finish → yards

Pettaway followed with his long touchdown runs, and Coleman hit Noah Grevious for a 20-yard score and a big lead at halftime after scoring on six straight possessions. asserted

Coleman → follow → possessions

Nick Herman had a 3-yard touchdown run in the final minute for the Dukes. asserted

Herman → have → Dukes

Del Rio-Wilson totaled 221 yards on 21-for-37 passing for Marshall (3-2). asserted

Wilson → total → Marshall

He and backup Zion Turner both had a pass picked off by DJ Kelly. asserted

pass → have → Kelly

Marshall junior linebacker Chason Clark was injured near the end of the third quarter and taken off the field on a stretcher. asserted

Clark → injure → stretcher

Up next Marshall: Hosts Coastal Carolina on Saturday. asserted

Marshall → host → Saturday

Camden Coleman, George Pettaway lead unbeaten James Madison to 45-17 romp over Marshall

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