And boy have the Dukes passed the test with flying colors, as they blew the doors off the Tar Heels with a record-breaking first half that saw them score a school-record 53 points

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.

James Madison: The Dukes’ offense (which managed 13 points against Gardner-Webb) awoke with an aggressive game plan by Chesney, who called a flea-flicker and an onside kick to stay unbeaten since arriving from Holy Cross this season to replace Curt Cignetti (who left for Indiana).