Kelley, the reigning Payton winner and SLC Player of the Year, leads the country in six areas, including passing yards (393.9), passing touchdowns (42), completion percentage (73.7%), pass efficiency (177.6), point responsibility (29.2) and total offense (433.9).He's also 15th in total offense (284.2) and 16th in passing yards (267.5).He's third in pass efficiency (170.3), fourth in both completion percentage (68%) and yards per pass attempt (8.63) and sixth in passing touchdowns (32) and point responsibility (20.2). Johnson, the CAA Player of the Year, ranks top 10 nationally in five categories.It's a battle of two of the top quarterbacks in the Football Championship Subdivision this weekend with JMU's Cole Johnson and SLU's Cole Kelley, both of whom are Walter Payton Award finalists.

They went 4-0 in both national-championship runs, 3-1 in its 20 runner-up finishes and 2-1 in both 20.The Dukes have won a playoff game in each of the past five seasons and have multiple playoff wins six times.JMU is a national seed for the seventh time in program history, which includes three straight playoffs and six of the past seven since 2015.The Dukes have won 11 consecutive home playoff games, dating back to the 2016 national-title run.JMU is 14-4 in home playoff games while also being 6-9 in true road games and 2-2 in neutral matchups.The Dukes are 22-15 all-time in the postseason and have won a pair of national championships (2004, 2016).JMU is making its 18th appearance in the FCS Playoffs and for a program-record eighth straight season.Listen: Morris Insurance & Financial JMU Radio Network

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