NCAA denies James Madison’s second attempt at bowl waiver, per sources: What’s next for Dukes?
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NCAA denies James Madison’s second attempt at bowl waiver, per sources: What’s next for Dukes?

New York Times  

The NCAA Division I Board Administration Committee denied James Madison’s second waiver attempt for full bowl eligibility Wednesday, sources briefed on the decision said. Here’s what you need to know: James Madison is a second-year FCS-FBS transition team, meaning it is not eligible for the postseason this year, unless there aren’t enough 6-6 bowl teams. JMU’s case for the waiver rested on the fact that it spent its first transition season in FBS and the Sun Belt, unlike most transitioning teams that spend the first year in FCS. — Vannini What they’re saying “We’re obviously disappointed in the outcome of the NCAA’s review of our request for bowl relief,” JMU said in a statement.

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