A 53-21 halftime lead in Chapel Hill bubbled into a 60-24 third quarter advantage for the Dukes, who left no doubt about their capabilities on a sublime Saturday.

Alonza Barnett III’s five touchdown passes led a quick-strike offense that helped James Madison beat North Carolina 70-50 on Saturday for a signature road win under first-year coach Bob Chesney.

James Madison University only needed two quarters of its game against North Carolina to make history, as the Dukes entered the second half of their Week 4 matchup against the Tar Heels up 53-21.

North Carolina plummeted to the absolute rock bottom of Mack Brown's tenure with Saturday afternoon's 70-50 loss, at home, to James Madison. This after the Tar Heels (3-1) entered as 10.5-point favorites against the Sun Belt Conference school that lost its coach and a majority of its impact starters in the offseason.

James Madison rolled into Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill on Saturday and hung 53 points on North Carolina after the first half to go on to win in dominant fashion, 70-50. Though, clearly defense was lacking on both sides.

It isn't a basketball score. Although with James Madison entering Saturday a double-digit underdog at North Carolina, the Dukes' point total seems like one. The Sun Belt powerhouse was in Chapel Hill and was destroying Mack Brown's Tar Heels.

The Wolverines grinded out a win over the Trojans, plus the rest of the weekend’s most notable winners and losers so far.

North Carolina suffered a 70-50 blowout defeat at the hands of James Madison on Saturday, but the disappointment didn't stop there. According to Darren

North Carolina came into Saturday's matchup with James Madison with a 3-0 record. Yet how impressive that mark was with victories over Minnesota, Charlotte and North Carolina Central was questionable.