ASHEVILLE, NC – The Southern Conference today named its football players of the week for games played on Saturday, October 6.
Georgia Southern quarterback J.R. Revere was named as the Offensive Player of the Week; linebacker Will Bouton of Furman was honored as the Defensive Player of the Week and the Paladins’ wide receiver Isaac West has been selected the Freshman of the Week.
Revere, a 5-11, 184-pound senior from LaGrange, GA, personally accounted for 339 total offense yards in Georgia Southern’s 50-14 win over Western Carolina. He posted his 339 yards on just 21 offensive plays, an average of 16.1 yards per play. Revere rushed for a career-high 194 yards on 15 carries and completed five of six passes for 145 yards. He average 29.0 yards per completion against the Catamounts.
Bouton, a 6-2, 232 senior linebacker from Greenville, SC, keyed the Paladin defense that helped down #5 Appalachian State, 28-22, on Saturday. Bouton had a team-high 12 tackles (seven solos), three tackles for loss, a fumble recovery, a pass breakup and two quarterback hurries. His fumble recovery at the ASU 39 helped set up a third quarter Furman touchdown that put the Paladins ahead, 21-7. The Furman defense held Appalachian to 222 yards on 81 plays, an average of 2.7 yards per play.
West, a 6-0, 183-pound freshman from Augusta, GA, caught six passes for 120 yards and two touchdowns in Furman’s win over ASU. He also had five punt returns for 42 yards. West caught scoring passes of 39 and 30 yards from Billy Napier. The 30-yard pass was set up by West’s 17-yard punt return and led to the game winning score.
This Week's Schedule
Saturday, October 13
*Chattanooga at VMI 1:00
*Furman at The Citadel 2:00
*Georgia Southern at Appalachian State (Fox) 3:30
*Wofford at Western Carolina 6:00
Last Week's Results
Saturday, October 6
*Georgia Southern 50, Western Carolina 14
*Wofford 59, VMI 14
*Furman 28, Appalachian State 22
Thursday, October 4
*East Tennessee State 23, The Citadel 21
Players of the Week
Offense
QB J.R. Revere, Georgia Southern
Revere, a 5-11, 184-pound senior from LaGrange, GA, personally accounted for 339 total offense yards in Georgia Southern’s 50-14 win over Western Carolina. He posted his 339 yards on just 21 offensive plays, an average of 16.1 yards per play. Revere rushed for a career-high 194 yards on 15 carries and completed five of six passes for 145 yards. He average 29.0 yards per completion against the Catamounts.
Defense
LB Will Bouton, Furman
Bouton, a 6-2, 232 senior linebacker from Greenville, SC, keyed the Paladin defense that helped down #5 Appalachian State, 28-22, on Saturday. Bouton had a team-high 12 tackles (seven solos), three tackles for loss, a fumble recovery, a pass breakup and two quarterback hurries. His fumble recovery at the ASU 39 helped set up a third quarter Furman touchdown that put the Paladins ahead, 21-7. The Furman defense held Appalachian to 222 yards on 81 plays, an average of 2.7 yards per play.
Freshman
WR Isaac West, Furman
West, a 6-0, 183-pound freshman from Augusta, GA, caught six passes for 120 yards and two touchdowns in Furman’s win over ASU. He also had five punt returns for 42 yards. West caught scoring passes of 39 and 30 yards from Billy Napier. The 30-yard pass was set up by West’s 17-yard punt return and led to the game winning score.
Two Minute Drill
This Week: Another key game in the SoCon race pits #1 Georgia Southern at #8 Appalachian State . . . The Eagles have won 10 straight games while ASU has won 16 straight home league games . . . Fox will televise the game with Dave Weekley and Ethan Horton calling the action . . . Furman, up to #2 in the ESPN/USA Today poll, will visit longtime rival The Citadel on Saturday . . . VMI looks for its first win of the season when it hosts Chattanooga . . . Wofford will travel to Cullowhee, NC to tackle Western Carolina on Saturday night . . . East Tennessee State is idle this week . . . Last Week: #3 Furman won a defensive struggle with #5 Appalachian State, 28-22 . . . Georgia Southern won its 35th straight home game, taking a 50-14 decision from Western Carolina . . . Wofford bounced back from a loss at Chattanooga the week before to top VMI, 59-14 . . . On Oct. 4, ETSU’s Con Chellis booted a 41-yard field goal as time expired to lead the Bucs to a 23-21 win over The Citadel in Johnson City.
Quote of the Week
"Speed kills. (Georgia Southern) throws all that speed at you, and then they ram (Adrian) Peterson up the middle like a bulldozer. It’s a great offense and they ran it perfectly."
Western Carolina DB Justin Fryer
This Date In SoCon History
Oct. 13, 1990: In a high scoring affair, William & Mary outlasted VMI, 59-27 in a game played in Norfolk. QB Tony Scales completed nine of 12 passes for 314 yards and four touchdowns. TE Dan Lyle had four receptions for 154 yards and caught TD passes of 67, 30 and 25 yards.
Oct. 13, 1990: Furman posted its third straight win over Appalachian State by claiming a 30-7 win at Kidd Brewer Stadium in Boone, NC.
Oct. 13, 1990: Muhammad Shamsid-Deen scored on a 15-yard run early in the fourth quarter to help Chattanooga post a 7-6 win at The Citadel. The score was set up by a 73-yard kickoff return by Shoun Habersham.
Oct. 13, 1984: Joel Thompson’s interception in the end zone on an attempted two-point conversion pass enabled The Citadel to preserve a 34-33 win over Western Carolina in Cullowhee. Thompson intercepted Jeff Gilbert’s pass that would have given the ‘Cats a dramatic come-from-behind victory. Gilbert has passed 14-yards to Eric Rasheed with 24 seconds left to pull within one. Greg Davis’ 26-yard field goal with 2:58 top play proved to be the game winner.
Oct. 13, 1984: In a battle of two nationally ranked teams, Georgia Southern posted a 24-17 win over Chattanooga in Statesboro, GA. The Mocs, ranked 20th in the nation, were led by Artis Edwards who rushed for 118 yards on 27 carries. The 17th-ranked Eagles were led by QB Tracy Ham who completed 16 of 27 passes for 222 yards.
Oct. 13, 1979: Ron Lear, a freshman walk-on tailback for Marshall, rushed the ball 30 times for 218 yards but the Herd lost at Furman, 34-24. Brothel Cole led the Paladins with 105 yards rushing including a 76-yard touchdown sprint.
Oct. 13, 1979: VMI held off a late Appalachian rally to defeat the Mountaineers, 27-22, in Boone. Floyd Allen and Butch Hostetter each ran for a touchdown for the Keydets and John Bangley tosses a scoring pass to Robert Savage as VMI built a 27-10 lead at half. But ASU scored twice in the fourth quarter but missed both PAT attempts.
SoCon Game Previews
Saturday, October 13
Chattanooga (2-2, 1-1) at VMI (0-5, 0-3)
1:00
Alumni Memorial Field (10,000)
Lexington, VA
THE GAME: Chattanooga holds a 12-5-1 lead over VMI in the series that dates back to 1971 . . . The Mocs have won four straight and five of the last seven . . . VMI’s last win was a 28-14 win in Chattanooga in 1996 . . . The Mocs hold a 6-3 edge in games played in Lexington . . . UTC won last year’s game, 27-14, in Chattanooga . . . UTC has won the last two games in Lexington.
THE COACHES: Chattanooga head coach Donnie Kirkpatrick (Lenoir-Rhyne ‘82) is in his second season as head coach with an all-time record of 7-8 . . . VMI head coach Cal McCombs (The Citadel ‘67) is in his third year with the Keydets and is 3-24.
GAME NOTES: Chattanooga is coming off a thrilling 29-26 win at home over Wofford on Sept. 29 . . . The Mocs were off last week . . . The Keydets dropped a 59-14 decision at Wofford on Oct. 6 . . . VMI has dropped five straight games . . . On the road, the Mocs are 1-2 this season with a season-opening 28-14 win at Samford . . . The Mocs have dropped their last two SoCon road games dating back to last season . . . UTC will be playing without WR Cos DeMatteo and TB Jason Ball, both of whom have been lost for the season with knee injuries . . . Chattanooga’s pass offense is third in the SoCon, averaging 170.0 yards per game . . . VMI is allowing 199.4 YPG through the air . . . UTC is third in the SoCon in punt return average at 13.2 while the Keydets are second in the SoCon in kickoff return average at 24.0 . . . VMI’s Titus Green is the league’s second-best KOR specialist, averaging 29.2 YPR . . . VMI’s Pedro Garcia is second in the league in receptions per game at 4.4 . . . UTC’s Travis Grubb leads the SoCon in punting with a 42.8 average . . . VMI OLB Derik Screen is third in the SoCon with 10.0 tackles per game . . . Chattanooga PK Ben Thompson is four for four in field goals this season and eight of eight in PAT’s.
Saturday, October 13
Furman (4-1, 3-0) at The Citadel (1-3, 0-2)
2:00
Johnson Hagood Stadium (21,000) Charleston, SC
THE GAME: Furman holds a 49-28-3 lead in the series that started in Charleston in 1913 . . . In games played at The Citadel, the Paladins hold a narrow 19-16-2 edge . . . Furman has won the last two games, five of the last six and 14 of 19 . . . The last 10 contests have been evenly split, 5-5 . . . The Paladins have won three straight at Johnson Hagood Stadium . . . Furman head coach Bobby Johnson is 5-2 vs. the Bulldogs . . . This will be the first Furman game for Citadel head coach Ellis Johnson
THE COACHES: Furman head coach Bobby Johnson (Clemson ‘73) is in his eighth season with the Paladins and has a record of 52-34 . . . Ellis Johnson (The Citadel ‘75) is in his first season as the Bulldogs’ head coach and has a record of 1-3 . . . Johnson has a career record of 6-9 including a 5-6 season in 1983 as the head coach at Gardner-Webb.
GAME NOTES: The Bulldogs dropped a heartbreaking 23-21 decision at East Tennessee State on Oct. 4 . . . Furman posted a 28-22 win over Appalachian State in a defensive struggle on Oct. 6 . . . Both of The Citadel’s SoCon losses have come on late field goals . . . Furman has won its last two SoCon road games dating back to last season . . . The Bulldogs are 1-1 at home this season with an 8-6 loss to Appalachian and a 31-8 win over South Carolina State . . . The Paladins have the SoCon’s second-longest winning streak at three . . . After allowing 396 yards per game last season, this year the Bulldogs are allowing just 341 . . . Furman’s 33.6 KOR average leads the SoCon while The Citadel is second in the league in KOR coverage, allowing just 16.4 YPR . . . Furman scores at a 36.8 clip while The Citadel’s 18.6 points allowed average is third in the league . . . Furman is the least-penalized team in the league while The Citadel is the second-least penalized . . . Furman’s Louis Ivory managed just 40 yards rushing against Appalachian State and could become Furman’s all-time leading rusher with 10 rushing yards . . . It marked Ivory’s fewest rushing yards as a starting TB for the Paladins.
Saturday, October 13
#1 Georgia Southern (5-0, 3-0) at Appalachian State (3-2, 2-1)
Live on Fox Sports Net South
3:30
Kidd Brewer Stadium (16,650)
Boone, NC
THE GAME: Appalachian State holds an 8-6-1 advantage in the series that originated in 1932 . . . The two have met in SoCon play since 1993 with the series split at 4-4 . . . The home team has prevailed in each of the last four meetings . . . ASU won in Statesboro in 1996 . . . GSU has not won in Boone since 1993 . . . ASU has won three straight over GSU at Kidd Brewer Stadium . . . The eight SoCon games have been decided by an average of 7.25 PPG . . . ASU coach Jerry Moore is 4-4 vs. the Eagles and GSU’s Paul Johnson is 2-2 against the Mountaineers.
THE COACHES: Georgia Southern head coach Paul Johnson (Western Carolina ‘79) is in his fifth season with the Eagles and has a record of 55-8 . . . He is the winningest coach in SoCon history in both percentage (.862) and average wins per season (12.5) . . .Appalachian State head coach Jerry Moore (Baylor ‘61) is in his 13th season as the head coach of the Mountaineers and has a record of 101-49 . . . Moore is in his 20th season as a college head coach with a record of 130-97-2 . . . Moore’s 101 career wins at Appalachian is the second-most of any coach in SoCon history . . . Only Wallace Wade’s 110 wins at Duke between 1931-50 stands ahead of Moore . . .
GAME NOTES: Georgia Southern has won 10 straight games after beating Western Carolina, 50-14, at home on Oct. 6 . . . Appalachian State is coming off a 28-22 loss at Furman on Oct. 6 . . . GSU has won three straight road games and six of its last seven dating back to last season . . . ASU has won 16 straight home games against SoCon opponents . . . That includes wins over GSU in 1997 and ‘99 . . . The last SoCon team to beat the Mountaineers in Boone was East Tennessee State on Oct. 4, 1997 . . . GSU leads the SoCon in nearly every team category . . . The Eagles top the league in scoring (51.6), scoring defense (9.6), rushing offense (381.8), total offense (507.0), total defense (224.8) and pass defense (118.4) . . . Appalachian is allowing just 104.6 yards per game on the ground . . . ASU’s defense has 12 sacks this year while GSU is allowed just four . . . GSU’s Adrian Peterson leads the SoCon in rushing with 143 yards per game . . . ASU’s top rusher, Jerry Beard, is gaining 62.8 YPG . . . ASU’s Joe Burchette is throwing for a league-high 175.4 yards per game . . . GSU’s QB, J.R. Revere, is the most efficient QB in the SoCon with a 172.4 rating . . . Revere also leads the league in total offense at 194.8 while Burchette is second at 192.8 . . . Peterson is the top scorer in the SoCon with 13 TD’s, an average of 15.6 points per game . . . ASU’s Erik Rockhold is tied for the league lead with six field goals this season.
Saturday, October 13
Wofford (2-2, 1-1) at Western Carolina (2-3, 1-2)
6:00
E.J. Whitmire Stadium (12,000)
Cullowhee, NC
THE GAME: Wofford holds a 13-10 edge in the series that dates back to 1952 . . . The Terriers have won all four games since joining the SoCon in 1997 . . . The Catamounts hold a 7-4 lead in games played in Cullowhee but the Terriers have won the last two at E.J. Whitmire Stadium.
THE COACHES: Wofford head coach Mike Ayers (Georgetown, KY ‘74) is in his 14th year with the Terriers and has a record of 79-67-1 . . . Ayers is in his 17th year as a college head coach with a record of 90-88-2 . . . He was the SoCon Coach of the Year in 2000 . . . Bill Bleil (Northwestern College ‘81) is in his fifth season at Western Carolina and has a career record of 18-31.
GAME NOTES: Wofford won its last outing, a 59-14 home win over VMI . . . Western Carolina is coming off a 50-14 loss at Georgia Southern on Oct. 6 . . . Western Carolina is 2-1 at home this season . . . The Terriers are 0-2 on the road in ‘01 . . . The Catamounts this season are allowing 100 yards per game less than a year ago (427.3 in ‘00, 327.6 in ‘01) . . . WCU leads the SoCon in time of possession at 33:50 per game . . . The Catamounts also lead the league in kickoff coverage, allowing opponents just 13.8 YPR . . . Wofford leads the SoCon in third down conversions (25-58, 43.1%) and defensive sacks (14) . . . The Terriers have the top rushing defense in the SoCon, allowing just 92.8 YPG . . . WCU’s Fred Boateng is third in the SoCon in rushing at 96.4 YPG.
SoCon Team Notes
Appalachian State: The Mountaineers engaged in an intense defensive struggle at Furman on Oct. 6 and dropped a 28-22 decision to the #3 Paladins . . . The loss dropped ASU from #5 to #8 in this week’s Sports Network poll . . . Jose White set a career-high with six receptions out of the backfield . . . He also had a three-yard TD reception . . . Justin Seaverns had eight tackles, an interception, a fumble recovery and a pass deflection while ASU’s defense held Furman’s Payton Award winner Louis Ivory to just 40 yards rushing.
Chattanooga: The Mocs are coming off an open week and will travel to VMI this week . . . Charles McNeill, who replaced Jason Ball at TB, rushed for 107 yards on a career-high 25 carries in the win over Wofford . . . Junior Josh Cain led the Mocs with 14 tackles against Wofford including nine solos . . . UTC held Wofford to just 177 yards rushing in the game.
The Citadel: The Citadel lost its second SoCon game on a last-second field goal . . . ETSU’s Con Chellis, whose father is a graduate of The Citadel, booted a 41-yard field goal as time expired to give the Bucs a 23-21 win . . . The Bulldogs also lost to Appalachian State, 8-6, on Sept. 22 on a 37-yard field goal by Erik Rockhold . . . Matt Healy’s streak of 10 consecutive games with a reception came to an end . . . For the first time this season, the Bulldogs failed to intercept a pass . . . Bulldog special teams blocked a field goal attempt and a PAT attempt by ETSU . . . Maurice Murphy rushed 25 times for 92 yards and a pair of TDs against the Bucs . . . The Bulldogs are averaging 15,194 fans through their first two home games this season.
East Tennessee State: ETSU senior QB Matt Wilhjelm had a gutty performance in the Bucs’ 23-21 win over The Citadel on Oct. 4 . . . The Bucs won the game on Con Chellis’ 41-yard field goal as time expired . . . On the game winning drive, that began at ETSU’s own 20 and covered the final 2:40 of the game, Wilhjelm converted on fourth-and-13, third-and-13 and third-and-eight situations . . . He finished the night 10 of 20 for 155 yards . . . Brandon Calton had six tackles, a sack, and three tackles for loss against The Citadel . . . Freshman Gerald Sensabaugh was a last minute starter in place of Ocasio Cofield . . . Sensabaugh had five tackles and a sack against The Citadel . . . The Bucs were missing three of their four starting LB’s against The Citadel.
Furman: Furman maintained a share of first place in the SoCon with a 28-22 win at home over #5 Appalachian State . . . The Paladins maintained their number 3 national ranking this week . . . Freshman Isaac West caught six passes for 120 yards and two scores against the Mountaineers . . . He also returned five punts for 42 yards . . . LB Will Bouton registered 12 tackles against ASU (7 solos) . . . He also had three tackles for loss, a fumble recovery, a pass deflection and two QB hurries . . . TB Louis Ivory was held to 40 yards rushing, his lowest output as the Furman starter . . . He is 10 yards shy of breaking Carl Tremble’s school record for career rushing yards.
Georgia Southern: Georgia Southern extended its winning streak to 10 straight games with a 50-14 win over visiting Western Carolina on Oct. 6 . . . LB Joe Scott had 12 tackles (six solo), a tackle for loss and a fumble recovery in leading the Eagle defense . . . QB J.R. Revere had a breakout game against WCU . . . The senior rushed for 194 yards, the most by a SoCon player this season, and completed five of six passes for 145 yards . . . He accounted for 339 yards, a season-high in the SoCon . . . The Eagles have lost slotback Andre Weathers for the remainder of the season with torn ligaments and cartilage in his right knee . . . Derrick Owens caught three passes for 108 yards against the Catamounts . . . Junior David Young blocked his third punt of the season . . . The Eagles have won 18 straight home games against SoCon opponents.
VMI: The Keydets lost at Wofford, 59-14, on Oct. 6 . . . After missing two games, QB Joey Gibson returned to the lineup and completed 24 of 45 passes for a league-high 244 yards . . . Kevin Solomon had nine receptions for 144 yards.
Western Carolina: The Catamounts dropped a 50-14 decision at Georgia Southern last week and will host Wofford on Oct. 13 . . . Freshman LB Tyler Norman had nine stops against the Eagles.
Wofford: The Terriers’ got back on the winning track with a 59-14 win over visiting VMI on Oct. 6 . . . Melvin Jones carried 15 times for 121 yards and a score to lead Wofford to the win . . . CB Roland Harris had a pair of interceptions for Wofford . . . Freshman Erik Hutchinson had a team-high seven tackles in the game . . . The Terriers’ 59 points marked the most in a game since 1992 . . . Despite a sore ankle, QB Travis Wilson led the Terriers to touchdowns on their first four possessions against VMI.
Around The SoCon
Peterson Notches Another Record: Georgia Southern FB Adrian Peterson rushed for 105 yards on 22 carries to notch his 48th consecutive 100-yard game . . . It was his 36th consecutive regular season game with 100 or more yards . . . He set yet another NCAA record for consecutive regular season games with 100 or more yards rushing . . . Peterson also eclipsed the 8,000 yard mark for career rushing . . . He now has 8,081 career yards, including postseason games, in 48 contests . . . R.J. Bowers of Division III Grove City had posted 35 straight 100-yard games during his career.
Long Distance: Western Carolina’s B.J. Jessup tied a SoCon record with an 85-yard fumble return for a score against Georgia Southern . . . Furman’s Josh Cooper had initially set the record two weeks earlier with an 85-yard return for a score against VMI . . . GSU QB J.R. Revere had a 56-yard TD run and set up a field goal with a 52-yard jaunt against WCU . . . Furman’s Brian Bratton returned the opening kickoff 100 yards for a score against Appalachian State . . . It was Bratton’s second KOR for a score this year . . . He also had a 91-yard return against VMI on Sept. 22 . . . The league record for KORs for a score in a season is three, held by three players.
Home Sweet Home: With the Oct. 6 win over Western Carolina, Georgia Southern notched its 35 consecutive home win . . . The Eagles now own the two longest homefield winning streaks in I-AA history . . . GSU won 38 straight at home from 1985-90 . . . Appalachian State has also been successful on its home field, having won its last 16 SoCon games at Kidd Brewer Stadium.
Records: Furman’s Louis Ivory needs just 10 yards against The Citadel on Saturday to set the school record for career rushing yards . . . The mark is currently held by Carl Tremble (1989-92) . . . Furman CB Richie Jackson had a fourth quarter interception against Appalachian that was the 16th of his career . . . He is now two thefts shy of the school record of 18 in a career . . .
National Rankings: The Southern Conference has the nation’s top two Division I-AA teams according to the Oct. 8 ESPN/USA Today college football poll . . . Georgia Southern remained the number one team in the nation for the sixth consecutive week in both polls . . . Furman, ranked third by ESPN and The Sports Network, moved up to second in the ESPN poll . . . The Paladins remained third in The Sports Network poll . . . Appalachian State, which had been ranked fifth, fell to eighth in both polls after a 28-22 loss at Furman on Oct. 6 . . . Wofford is also receiving votes in both polls.
A Survivor: When CBS’ hit show, Survivor, returns for its third season, one of the contestants will be Tom Buchanan, a former tight end at East Tennessee State. He played for the Bucs from 1974-77
Around the SoCon: Citadel LB Travis Stephens had his streak of 13 straight games with 10 or more tackles halted on Sept. 29 when he made just nine stops against South Carolina State . . . He bounced back with 12 stops against East Tennessee State on Oct. 4 . . . DE Alonzo Bethea and TE John Daly, both standing 6-7, are the tallest players ever to suit up for The Citadel.
Team by Team Results
APPALACHIAN STATE
(3-2, 2-1)
Sept. 1 LIBERTY W 46-26
Sept. 8 at Wake Forest L 20-10
Sept. 15 at Troy State CANCELLED
Sept. 22 at The Citadel W 8-6
Sept. 29 EAST TENNESSEE ST W 33-14
Oct. 6 at Furman L 28-22
Oct. 13 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 3:30
Oct. 20 at Wofford 6:00
Oct. 27 CHATTANOOGA (HC) 2:00
Nov. 3 at VMI 1:00
Nov. 10 WESTERN CAROLINA 2:00
THE CITADEL
(1-3, 0-2)
Sept. 1 #11 at Georgia Tech L 35-7
Sept. 22 #5 APPALACHIAN STATE L 8-6
Sept. 29 SOUTH CAROLINA ST. W 31-8
Oct. 4 at East Tennessee State L 23-21
Oct. 13 FURMAN 2:00
Oct. 20 at Georgia Southern 1:00
Oct. 27 WOFFORD 2:00
Nov. 3 at Chattanooga 7:00
Nov. 10 VMI (HC) 2:00
Nov. 17 at Western Carolina 2:00
EAST TENNESSEE STATE
(2-3, 1-2)
Sept. 1 at Pittsburgh L 31-0
Sept. 8 GARDNER-WEBB W 30-17
Sept. 22 WESTERN CAROLINA L 20-6
Sept. 29 at #6 Appalachian State L 33-14
Oct. 4 THE CITADEL W 23-21
Oct. 20 at Furman 2:00
Oct. 27 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 6:00
Nov. 3 at Charleston Southern 1:30
Nov. 10 CHATTANOOGA (HC) 2:00
Nov. 17 at Wofford 1:30
Nov. 24 at VMI Noon
FURMAN
(4-1, 3-0)
Sept. 1 at Wyoming L 20-14
Sept. 8 ELON W 46-7
Sept. 22 VMI W 65-7
Sept. 29 at Western Carolina W 31-13
Oct. 6 APPALACHIAN STATE W 28-22
Oct. 13 at The Citadel 2:00
Oct. 20 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 2:00
Nov. 3 at Georgia Southern 3:30
Nov. 10 WOFFORD 2:00
Nov. 17 at Chattanooga 7:00
Nov. 24 PRESBYTERIAN 2:00
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
(5-0, 3-0)
Sept. 1 SAVANNAH STATE W 69-6
Sept. 8 # 15 DELAWARE (CSS) W 38-7
Sept. 22 CHATTANOOGA W 70-7
Sept. 29 at VMI W 31-14
Oct. 6 WESTERN CAROLINA W 50-14
Oct. 13 at Appalachian State 3:30
Oct. 20 THE CITADEL 1:00
Oct. 27 at East Tennessee State 6:00
Nov. 3 FURMAN 3:30
Nov. 10 at Elon 2:00
Novl. 24 at Wofford 1:30
CHATTANOOGA
(2-2, 1-1)
Aug. 30 at Samford W 28-14
Sept. 8 at Memphis L 43-10
Sept. 22 at #1 Georgia Southern L 65-7
Sept. 29 WOFFORD W 29-26
Oct. 13 at VMI 1:00
Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA 7:00
Oct. 27 at Appalachian State 2:00
Nov. 3 THE CITADEL 7:00
Nov. 10 at East Tennessee State 2:00
Nov. 17 FURMAN 7:00
Nov. 24 KENTUCKY STATE 1:00
VMI
(0-5, 0-3)
Aug. 30 at Duquesne L 41-18
Sept. 8 #23 WILLIAM & MARY L 34-0
Sept. 22 at #4 Furman L 65-7
Sept. 29 #1 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L 31-14
Oct. 6 at Wofford L 59-14
Oct. 13 CHATTANOOGA 1:00
Oct. 27 at Western Carolina 2:00
Nov. 3 APPALACHIAN STATE 1:00
Nov. 10 at The Citadel 2:00
Nov. 17 SAMFORD 1:00
Nov. 22 EAST TENNESSEE STATE Noon
WESTERN CAROLINA
(2-3, 1-2)
Aug. 30 MARS HILL W 15-6
Sept. 8 at Louisville L 31-7
Sept. 22 at East Tennessee State W 20-6
Sept. 29 #4 FURMAN L 31-13
Oct. 6 at Georgia Southern L 50-14
Oct. 13 WOFFORD 6:00
Oct. 18 at Chattanooga 7:00
Oct. 27 VMI 2:00 Nov. 3 LIBERTY 2:00
Nov. 10 at Appalachian State 2:00
Nov. 17 THE CITADEL 2:00
WOFFORD
(2-2, 2-1)
Sept. 8 at #19 Clemson L 38-14
Sept. 22 CHARLESTON SO. W 35-10
Sept. 29 at Chattanooga L 29-26
Oct. 6 VMI (HC) W 59-14
Oct. 13 at Western Carolina 6:00
Oct. 20 APPALACHIAN STATE 6:00
Oct. 27 at The Citadel 2:00
Nov. 3 at South Carolina 1:30
Nov. 10 at Furman 2:00
Nov. 17 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 1:30
Nov. 24 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1:30