James Madison vs Texas State Prediction and Pick, Week 10
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James Madison vs Texas State Prediction
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This is the sixth game of the season for the James Madison Dukes, who have a record of 6-1. In their most recent match, the Dukes competed against the Old Dominion Monarchs and emerged victorious with a final score of 63-27. After all was said and done, the James Madison Dukes ran the ball 53 times, accumulating a total of 311 yards. This resulted in an average of 5.9 yards per carry throughout the game. They ran 79 plays for a total of 624 yards throughout the day. James Madison had a completion percentage of 61.9%, with 13 completions on 21 attempts for a total of 209 yards and a completion percentage of 13 passes. As a result of the rush, the Dukes surrendered 76 yards on 29 tries, which indicates that they allowed 2.6 yards for every run that they allowed.
The James Madison Dukes have a scoring average of 32.3 points per game, which is a significant point differential. As a result of their offensive performance, they are now ranked seventh in college football with an average of 243.7 yards gained through the run game. Over the course of this season, the Dukes have accumulated a total of 3,026 yards. There have been a total of 19 touchdowns scored by James Madison on the ground and 11 touchdowns scored through the tossing of the ball. A total of 162 first downs have been accumulated by the James Madison offense, while they have committed 58 penalties for a total of 549 yards. On nine separate occasions, they have managed to turn the ball over.
The Dukes have allowed 1,139 yards in the air, which places them in seventh place in the nation in terms of yards allowed as a result of their defense. Through the passing game, they have allowed 162.7 yards per game and have given up a completion percentage of 53.0% through the passing game. Throughout the course of this season, they have allowed 237.0 yards per game, which has them in fourth place in Division I. By passing the ball, they have scored 9 touchdowns, and by running the ball, they have scored 2 touchdowns. To this far in the season, they have allowed an average of 2.5 yards per rush and 74.3 yards on the ground per game while they have been playing. In the seven games that they have played so far this season, they have allowed 520 yards on the ground. Due to the fact that they allow 15.6 points per game, the Dukes are rated eleventh in the nation in terms of team defense.
By the time they take the field, the Bobcats have a record of 3-4 for the current season. With a final score of 40-37, the Bobcats were defeated by the Marshall Thundering Herd in their most recent game despite their best efforts. Texas State finished the game with 114 yards on 44 carries, averaging 2.6 yards per carry due to the fact that they ran the ball. After the game was over, the Bobcats had accumulated a total of 558 yards through the course of 83 plays, with an average of 6.7 yards per play. A completion rate of 69.7% was allowed by the Bobcats secondary, which resulted in the loss of 280 yards by the passing of 23 through 33. A total of 48 rushing attempts for 186 yards were allowed by Texas State, at 3.9 yards per carry.
The Texas State Bobcats are currently ranked eighth in the nation with an average of 487.9 yards per game, which places them in eighth place overall. The offense of Texas State has accumulated a total of 408 yards of penalties on 49 violations, which places them 64th in Division 1 in terms of the amount of damage they have caused to their team. The average number of rushing yards they have accumulated is 230.7 per game, and they have carried for a total of 1,615 yards. Despite the fact that they have allowed their opponents to recover five fumbles and have thrown two interceptions, they have been able to earn 157 first downs with their offense. With an average of 36.1 points per game, the Bobcats are ranked 24th in Division 1 when it comes to the amount of points they score against their opponents. As of this point in the season, the Bobcats have accumulated 1,800 passing yards and have averaged 257.1 passing yards per game, which places them in the 39th position in the nation.
While the Bobcats are now ranked 116th in the nation, they are allowing 31.3 points per game to be scored against them. In addition to allowing a total of 1,139 yards rushing (162.7 yards per game), Texas State has also allowed 13 touchdowns to be scored by running the ball during the season. They are currently ranked 100th in Division 1 due to the fact that they have allowed 13 touchdowns through the air and 242.1 yards with each game. There have been 498 plays played by the Bobcats defense, which places them in 56th place in Division 1 in terms of total plays played. This year, they have a total of two interceptions to their credit. The total number of points that they have allowed throughout the course of the season is 219.
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