Reliable leg with room to grow for James Madison
Max Lipinski brings a steady kicking profile to James Madison: in the 2024 season, he went 1-for-2 on field goals, 7-for-7 on extra points, and had a long of 35 yards, showing a dependable baseline on routine kicks.[4][5] At 6-2 and about 198 pounds as a recruit, he has the frame teams like in a specialist, and the biggest reason to care is his upside as a low-drama, high-value scorer who can become more trusted as his sample size grows.[3][4]
Vill W 35-32 
DelSt W 22-15 
Lehigh L 20-44 
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