Villanova, William and Mary, and Richmond have already proven that Maryland shouldn't expect a walkthrough against James Madison. In fact, the Dukes have some very talented players that could cause Maryland some problems. If our full preview was too long, here's a conciser version, featuring the players to watch for on both James Madison and Maryland. Starting with the enemy:

• DE Arthur Moats - This is one of the scarier things about JMU. There's a legitimate All-American (FCS, granted) at DE going up against a Player To Be Named Later. Paul Pinegar? Got blown away a few times at RT. Tyler Bowen? Hasn't played in years. R.J. Dill? Young and has never played LT before. Not a reason to feel confident against a guy who had 11.5 sacks last year.
• DT Sam Daniels - Daniels is as good as Moats, just at a different position. Andrew Gonnella and Lamar Young have to be 100% to contain him. Don't be surprised if Moats and Daniels get to Chris Turner on a consistent basis.
• KR Scotty McGee - McGee is a big time punt returner, and has game-changing abilities. Maryland's Travis Baltz and Nick Ferrara will have to be on top of their games, as will the kick coverage teams.
• QBs Drew Dudzik and Justin Thorpe - I've been harping on this a lot, but the two QB system almost never works. It's even worse when the QBs are so similar, like these running quarterbacks are. If they really do alternate, as is expected, JMU's inexperienced and unoiled offense could have a lot of trouble.