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An Absolute App Beat Down | To The House

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Joby Mallory turns eight carries into 105 yards and three touchdowns.

1. JMU Sports News Network's "To The House" centers on JMU's 58-10 win over App State and the next week's Washington State preview. 2. Delvin Joyce hosts with Dad Lee, and both matter because they played for JMU and break down football from a former-player perspective. 3. The episode asks what JMU's blowout over App State says about the team, the CFP discussion, and the Washington State matchup. 4. Delvin Joyce says he "could not have scripted a better result" than the one JMU got in Harrisonburg. 5. Dad Lee compares the game to "total domination" and a Call of Duty-style blowout. 6. The hosts talk about early stalled drives, App State's different looks, and JMU's scripted opening plays. 7. They point to a third-and-24 conversion over the middle and a fourth-and-one keeper by Alonzo as a turning point. 8. They discuss how JMU's offensive line, RPO calls, and tip balls shaped the first half. 9. Delvin Joyce says he heard from fans at the game and praises the JMU in-game atmosphere. 10. He also describes sitting with students on the short side of the stadium and preferring that vantage point. 11. The hosts shout out Miss Patty for 29 years of service to JMU football. 12. Delvin Joyce says people at the game recognized "To The House" and came up to praise the show. 13. They compare App State to Old Dominion's loss to Marshall and to Game of Thrones characters getting "their" comeuppance. 14. Dad Lee says App State's coach sounded too complimentary in a pregame press conference that mentioned Vegas odds. 15. They note that App State disrespected the JMU logo at midfield before the game. 16. The hosts highlight JMU's statistical dominance, including over 600 yards of offense and App State's 29 total yards through three quarters. 17. They also discuss Joby Mallory's 8 carries for 105 yards and 3 touchdowns, plus Wayne Knight's six receptions for 55 yards. 18. The tone is conversational, ex-player focused, and full of back-and-forth analysis, with frequent jokes and on-air tangents. 19. Listeners who like JMU football breakdowns and former-player commentary will fit this episode. 20. Listeners wanting a tight national recap with no local detail may skip it.

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A loud win, a real roster read, and a JMU fan-room take that keeps moving.

This JMU football conversation has the feel of a Saturday people will want to talk through again later: the blowout, the noise, the hoarse voices, and the immediate shift to what comes next in Harrisonburg.

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