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Georgia Southern Eagles at Appalachian State Mountaineers

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Appalachian State wins 10th game, tops Georgia Southern 27-3

Georgia Southern Eagles vs. Appalachian State Mountaineers: Full Highlights

Appalachian State (10-2, 7-1) clinched the Sun Belt's East title with a win over Troy last week and advances to face Louisiana-Lafayette for the conference championship. The Mountaineers' lone conference loss was at ULL, 41-13, on Oct. 12.

Brice found Malik Williams with a 36-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter and Chandler Staton kicked a 40-yard field goal to stake the Mountaineers to a 10-0 lead. Britton Williams kicked a 38-yard field goal to put the Eagles on the board in the final minute of the first half, but Virgil took the kick back for the score to make it 17-3 at intermission.

Brice fired a 68-yard touchdown pass to Thomas Hennigan to start the fourth and Staton capped the scoring with a 36-yard field goal.

Brice finished 12 of 24 for 235 yards and did not turn the ball over. Hennigan had three catches for 111 yards.

Georgia Southern (3-9, 2-6) managed just 107 yards passing and 87 on the ground.

How To Watch

How can I watch Georgia Southern Eagles vs. Appalachian State Mountaineers?
  • TV Channel: Eagles at Mountaineers 2021 College Football, week 13, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Scoring Summary

APP TD 1st Period 2:18 Malik Williams 36 Yd pass from Chase Brice (Chandler Staton Kick)
APP FG 3rd Period 5:19 Chandler Staton 40 Yd Field Goal
GASO FG 3rd Period 0:53 Britton Williams 38 Yd Field Goal
APP TD 3rd Period 0:40 Jalen Virgil 97 Yd Kickoff Return (Chandler Staton Kick)
APP TD 4th Period 13:50 Thomas Hennigan 68 Yd pass from Chase Brice (Chandler Staton Kick)
APP FG 4th Period 6:27 Chandler Staton 36 Yd Field Goal

Statistics

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15 1st Downs 12
4-17 3rd down efficiency 4-14
2-4 4th down efficiency 2-3
194 Total Yards 329
107 Passing 235
11/24 Comp/Att 12/24
4.5 Yards per pass 9.8
87 Rushing 94
46 Rushing Attempts 31
1.9 Yards per rush 3.0
4-25 Penalties 7-66
1 Turnovers 1
1 Fumbles lost 1
0 Interceptions thrown 0
34:35 Possession 25:25

Game Information

Kidd Brewer Stadium

Location: Boone, NC
Attendance: 28,005 · Capacity:

Sun Belt - East

TEAM OVR CONF
James Madison 12-2 8-0
Old Dominion 10-3 6-2
Coastal Carolina 6-7 5-3
Georgia Southern 7-6 4-4
Marshall 5-7 3-5
App State 5-8 2-6
Georgia State 1-11 0-8

Sun Belt - West

TEAM OVER CONF
Troy 8-6 6-2
Southern Miss 7-6 5-3
Louisiana 6-7 5-3
Arkansas State 7-6 5-3
Texas State 7-6 3-5
South Alabama 4-8 3-5
UL Monroe 3-9 1-7
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