JMU Closes Homestand with Visit from Drexel

Friday, January 27

Harrisonburg, Va.

7 p.m.

James Madison University

Drexel

1/26/2017 2:40:00 PM | Women's Basketball

Faculty/Staff Appreciation Night
Doors open at 6 p.m.

James Madison vs. Drexel
Convocation Center | Harrisonburg, Va.
Friday, January 27, 2017 - 7 p.m.

12-6 (5-2 CAA)
@JMUWBasketball | #GoDukes
JMUSports.com | Game Notes

14-4 (5-2 CAA)
@DrexelWBB | #GoDragons
DrexelDragons.com | Game Notes

GAME DAY NEWS

Game presented by Dick Myers.
JMU Faculty & Staff Appreciation presented by Valley Mall - JMU faculty and staff members can receive two (2) free tickets to the game and can purchase additional at a discounted rate. Contact the JMU Athletics Ticket Office at (540) 568-3853 for more information or to claim your tickets.
Dukes Rewards Bonus Game - JMU students who attend the game and check-in on their Dukes Rewards app will earn bonus points! Dukes Rewards is a FREE program for students to earn prizes for attending JMU Athletics events. Sign up today!

QUICK HITS

This marks JMU's final home game before a three-game road swing.
The Dukes are coming off a 60-55 loss to Towson while the Dragons are coming off a 65-43 victory over Hofstra.
Redshirt senior guard Precious Hall is the CAA's co-Player of the Week after averaging 30.5 points and 6.5 rebounds per game over the weekend. She was also named to the Ann Meyers Drysdale Midseason Watch List by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.
Drexel's Bailey Greenberg is the CAA's Rookie of the Week after posting 9.5 points per game over a 2-0 homestand for the Dragons. She leads the team in rebounding this season at 4.8 boards per contest.
The Dukes and Dragons have competed 33 previous times in program history. JMU holds the 22-11 advantage and has won the last eight meetings, including the 2016 CAA Championship game.
Both JMU and Drexel hold 5-2 CAA records, tied for second in the league standings.

NCAA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES

FORMAT: Women's basketball games has four 10-minute periods with an intermission between the first and second periods and the third and fourth periods as well as a 15-minute halftime intermission.
FOULS: A player will be awarded two free throws for each common foul committed by a team starting with the fifth team foul in each period - there are no more 1-and-1 situations. Team foul counts will reset at the beginning of each period.
TEAM-CALLED TIMEOUTS: Each team will have four timeouts to be used during the course of the game (three 30-second timeouts and one full 60-second timeout). Three timeouts carry over to the second half; if no timeout is taken in the first half, a team loses one 30-second timeout. If the game goes past regulation, one 30-second timeout is awarded for each extra period, plus the remaining second-half timeouts.
MEDIA TIMEOUTS (2:45 in length): There will be seven media timeouts during regulation time: three prior to halftime and four after halftime. The intermission between the first and second periods as well as the intermission between the third and fourth periods will count as media timeouts. Each period will have one media timeout at either the first team-called timeout of the period OR the first dead ball at or below the five-minute mark. A floating media timeout will take place during either the third or fourth period at the first team-called timeout. This will not eliminate the set media timeout of that period.