WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Everybody knew what was coming, they just couldn't stop it. Georgia Southern combined for 59 carries and 423 yards on the ground and ran away from No. 2 seed William and Mary in the second half as the Eagles advanced to the quarterfinals of the Football Championship Playoffs with a 31-15 win Saturday afternoon at Zable Stadium. Trailing 15-14 at the break, the Eagles (9-4) had only three ...
No Jaybo? No problem. Georgia Southern quarterback Jaybo Shaw left the game midway through the first quarter after taking a nasty hit, but the Eagles got plenty of points from defense, special teams and even the offense as they ran away from South Carolina State 41-16 Saturday at Paulson Stadium in the first round of the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs. It was the program's first playoff win since a 31-7 home victory ...
Carson Hill has seen it all too many times. The regular season comes to an end and teammates all around him have the dejected look of a group of kids who don't get to play another week. Hill, who has been a part of every Georgia Southern team that has missed the playoffs since the program's last appearance in 2005, still wasn't thinking about himself when the Eagles gathered at the Bishop ...
Sometimes, you've just got to throw in the towel and concede defeat. When you're wrong, you're wrong.
That win was for you. That one was for the folks who couldn't believe the option was gone but still came to every game from 2006 until 2009. You dressed in blue on Saturdays and cheered at the top of your lungs even though everything that was happening felt just a little bit off. <p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in ...
Jeff Monken doesn't really beat around the bush when you ask him a question about his Georgia Southern Eagles.
Georgia Southern isn't the only Southern Conference team thinking option in 2010.
This report is the final installment in a six-part series about the state of Georgia Southern Athletics. Part six takes focuses on the accomplishments of the football Eagles since joining the Southern Conference in 1993. Wednesday's story was a retrospective of the Eagles from 1993-2005, and the series will conclude today with the program's change in direction and an overall evaluation of Georgia Southern football as a member of the SoCon.
This report is the final installment in a six-part series about the state of Georgia Southern Athletics. Part six takes focuses on the accomplishments of the football Eagles since joining the Southern Conference in 1993. Today's story is a retrospective of the Eagles from 1993-2005, and the series will conclude Thursday with the program's change in direction and an overall evaluation of Georgia Southern football as a member of the SoCon.
This report is part two of a six-part series about the state of Georgia Southern Athletics. It will run Wednesdays throughout the summer. Part two takes a general look at Georgia Southern's "non-revenue" sports competing in the Southern Conference - Golf, Softball, Volleyball, Men's and Women's Soccer, Men's and Women's Tennis, Track and Field and Cross Country.
This report is part one of a six-part series about the state of Georgia Southern Athletics. It will run Wednesdays throughout the summer. Part one takes a general look at Georgia Southern's place in the Southern Conference, and the SoCon's place in NCAA Division-I athletics.
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Georgia Southern made the mistakes, and Appalachian State did the rest.
It was supposed to end with Lee Chapple.
Georgia Southern isn't the only program ever to be put on probation by the National Collegiate Athletics Association, that's for sure.
When the National Collegiate Athletic Association presented its findings of an investigation spurring from allegations dating back to the 2007-08 Georgia Southern men's basketball season, the university was glad it was finally over.