James Madison uses 22-point second half to stun App State, 32-28

It's been quite a season already for the Appalachian State Mountaineers. 

A week removed from knocking off Troy on a last-second Hail Mary, App State was the team left disappointed this Saturday. 

The James Madison Dukes overcame a three-score first-half deficit, coming from behind to stun the Mountaineers, 32-28. 

James Madison actually took the lead first on Saturday, connecting on a field goal early to take a 3-0 advantage into the second quarter. However, App State would respond with four touchdowns in the second to build an 18-point lead at the break. However, it was all James Madison the rest of the way.

The Dukes outscored the Mountaineers 22-0 in the second half, including two fourth-quarter scores to complete the shocking comeback. 

Trailing 28-17 to start the fourth, James Madison quarterback Todd Centeio found Terrance Greene Jr. for a 36-yard touchdown to bring the Dukes to within three after a successful two-point conversion.