James Madison 14, Furman 13

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Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs	17	19
Total Yards	304	331
Passing	176	190
Rushing	128	141
Penalties	9-60	1-3
3rd Down Conversions	7-14	7-15
4th Down Conversions	1-2	1-2
Turnovers	2	1
Possession	28:49	31:11

Individual Leaders

James Madison Passing   C/ATT YDS TD INT Rascati 16/22 176 0 0	Furman Passing   C/ATT YDS TD INT Martin 13/22 190 1 0
James Madison Rushing   CAR YDS TD LG Rascati 15 67 0 11 Hines 21 46 2 6 Banks 3 13 0 6	Furman Rushing   CAR YDS TD LG Gipson 9 60 0 20 Felton 12 40 1 8 Mays 6 32 0 16
James Madison Receiving   REC YDS TD LG Boxley 5 86 0 43 Baker 4 25 0 15 Tolley 2 28 0 22 Bransford 2 26 0 14	Furman Receiving   REC YDS TD LG Bratton 6 81 1 21 Carter 2 32 0 20 West 2 26 0 19 Rust 1 40 0 40

Scoring Summary
SECOND QUARTER				JMU	FUR
	TD	11:09	RAYMOND HINES 5 YD RUN (DAVID RABIL KICK) Drive info: 2 plays, 8 yards.	7	0
	TD	4:14	JEROME FELTON 1 YD RUN (SCOTT BECKLER KICK) Drive info: 14 plays, 74 yards.	7	7
THIRD QUARTER				JMU	FUR
	TD	12:55	BRIAN BRATTON 12 YD PASS FROM INGLE MARTIN (MISSED KICK) Drive info: 3 plays, 17 yards.	7	13
FOURTH QUARTER				JMU	FUR
	TD	0:28	RAYMOND HINES 1 YD RUN (DAVID RABIL KICK) Drive info: 12 plays, 74 yards.	14	13

GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) -- Raymond Hines' fourth-down, 1-yard touchdown run with 28 seconds left lifted James Madison to a 14-13 victory over Furman and the NCAA Division I-AA semifinals on Saturday.

The Dukes (11-2) had never won more than one game in five previous playoff trips. Now, they'll face William & Mary next week for a spot in the championship game at Chattanooga on Dec. 17.

William & Mary defeated defending national champion Delaware, 44-38, in double overtime earlier Saturday.

It looked like a long shot for the Dukes as Furman's Scott Beckler lined up for the clinching 43-yard field goal with five minutes remaining. But James Madison's Demetrius Shambley blocked the low kick -- it was the Dukes' second block of the game -- and set up a final chance at victory.

Quarterback Justin Rascati completed 5 of 8 throws on the winning 74-yard drive, including passes of 16 and 11 yards to D.D. Boxley when the Dukes faced second-and-22. Rascati's 14-yard throw to Ardon Bransford brought James Madison to Furman's 8 with 54 seconds left.

Hines was stopped at the 1 on third down and James Madison called timeout to go over the last play. Hines took the ball from Rascati and moved left into an open end zone. David Rabil converted the extra point and sent the James Madison side into hysterics.

Florida transfer Ingle Martin could drive the Paladins after the kickoff. His final throw, a line drive into a pack of about six Dukes, fell incomplete and Furman (10-3), the second seed and Southern Conference champion, was done.

Hines had a 5-yard run touchdown run in the second quarter to start James Madison's scoring.

Besides the blocked field goal, Beckler missed an extra point after Furman's third-quarter score.

Rascati completed 16 of 22 for 176 yards. He also was James Madison's leading rusher with 67 yards.

Martin was far from the player who threw four TDs a week ago in Furman's opening, 49-7 playoff win over Jacksonville State. Martin fumbled twice and his poor pitch led to a third giveaway.

Furman tailback Cedrick Gipson had a chance to extend Furman's 13-7 lead in the third quarter, but fumbled the ball away on James Madison's 1.

Martin finished 13 of 22 for 190 yards. The Paladins were held to 141 yards rushing, nearly 100 shy of their average (233.3 yards) coming in.