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Georgia Southern Eagles

Every Georgia Southern Eagles head-to-head record: 287 games against 88 opponents since 1936.

All-time record157-130
Regular season153-126
Postseason4-4

See Georgia Southern Eagles territory on ImperialismMap.

Most common matchups

Titles and postseason[2]

AchievementTotalSeasons
Conference titles8SBC: 2014; SoCon: 2012, 2011, 2004, 2002, 2000, 1999, 1993

Home venues[1]

  1. 1936 to 1937 Home venue unknown
  2. Since 1984 Allen E. Paulson Stadium at Evans Family Field

Upcoming

Against conferences

"At the time" counts opponents by their conference in the season each game was played; "current" counts every game against today's members.

Against divisions

"At the time" counts opponents by their division in the season each game was played; "current" counts every game against today's members.

Every opponent

ACC

American

Big 12

Big Sky

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Georgia Southern Eagles vs Idaho Vandals2-022015

Big Ten Conference

C-USA

Colonial

MAC

Mid-eastern

Missouri Valley Football Conference

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Georgia Southern Eagles vs South Dakota State Jackrabbits3-142009

Mountain West

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Georgia Southern Eagles vs Nevada Wolf Pack1-012024

Northeast

OVC–Big South

PAC-12

Patriot

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Georgia Southern Eagles vs William & Mary Tribe1-012010

Pioneer Football League

SEC

Southern

Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Georgia Southern Eagles vs Savannah State2-022016

Southland

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Georgia Southern Eagles vs McNeese Cowboys0-222005

Southwestern Athletic Conference

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Georgia Southern Eagles vs Bethune-Cookman Wildcats1-012002

Sun Belt

UAC

Sources

Records are computed from every final game result in the Matchup Index database. About the data.

College football results follow Sports Reference coverage, which omits some early games against non-major opponents.

  1. VenueStats: Home venues.
  2. Wikipedia: Conference titles.