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Season 2 Finale | To The House

·1 hr 39 min·20 clips
Delvin Joyce opens the season finale by welcoming JMU Nation and bringing Dad Lee back one more time. They start with the Oregon road trip and the frustration that came out of Eugene. Delvin wants to get into the game before moving on to the offseason and what may come next. The conversation keeps circling back to how the loss felt from their side. Delvin says the Duke side of things had reasons to be salty. He also jokes about the social media fights he has already been in. That leads into his point that JMU moved the ball in the first half. He says the team had 200 yards of total offense before halftime. He argues that pace would have projected to roughly 400 yards against a full-strength opponent. He pushes back on any easy dismissal of the offense because Oregon still had its starting quarterback throwing downfield. From there the discussion lands on the final box score. Delvin highlights the 509 yards of total offense. He pairs that with the 34 points JMU scored. His golf comparison turns that output into a memorable image. The point is simple even if the path was messy. The finale then widens out to the bigger season picture. Delvin says a two-loss season against talented teams was phenomenal. He thanks the players, the fans, the listeners, and even the comment-section wars that came with the year. The show closes with a holiday wish, a last Go Dukes, and the sense that next season is already waiting.

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Delvin Joyce and Dad Lee use the season finale to frame the Oregon game as a direct look back at JMU's year.

The season finale spends its time on the Oregon loss and what it says about JMU's year. Delvin Joyce and Dad Lee start with the frustration of the result, then settle into the game itself, with the first-half offense and the 509 total yards carrying most of the weight.

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