CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — Jordan McCloud hit Kaelon Black with a 10-yard tuchdown pass with 55 seconds to play, capping a fourth-quarter rally and James Madison beat Virginia 36-35, spoiling the Cavaliers' first home game since three players were fatally shot last November. The Dukes (2-0), playing Virginia for the first time in 40 years despite being just 58 miles away, trailed 35-24 before thunderstorms and lightning forced a suspension of play for an hour, 12 minutes. When play resumed, the Dukes put together a pair of 80-yard drives.

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