James Madison 20, William & Mary 14

Published Sep. 25, 2011 12:48 a.m. ET

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Dae'Quan Scott rushed for more than 100 yards in the third straight game to pace James Madison in a 24-14 win over William & Mary on Saturday night in the Colonial Athletic Association opener for both teams..

The Dukes (3-1) rushed for 271 yards while holding the Tribe (2-2) to just 37 yards on 34 carries. The discrepancy in rushing yards led to a significant advantage in time of possession with James Madison holding the ball for 35:16, compared to 24:44 by William & Mary.

Scott had 26 carries, finishing with 112 yards and a 3-yard touchdown, which came after a forced turnover in William & Mary territory. Leading 10-7, James Madison's Stephon Robertson dislodged the ball from Keith McBridge and Anthony McDaniel recovered for the Dukes on the William & Mary 24.

Michael Graham threw for two touchdowns and 215 yards on 14 of 26 passing for the Tribe.