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Coach Chris Hatcher reacts to being fired |
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Former Georgia Southern head coach Chris Hatcher's exclusive interview with his reaction to being fired. |
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Press Conference on the firing of Chris Hatcher |
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GSU director of athletics Sam Baker and President Dr. Bruce Grube discuss the firing of head football coach Chris Hatcher |
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Mill Creek Elementary Veterans Day Program |
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Mill Creek Elementary school didn't let a little rain put a damper on their Veterans Day Parade as they simply moved the parade into the gym and continued their tradition of honoring veterans of the armed services. |
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GSU falls to Furman 30-22 |
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The Georgia Southern Eagles dug themselves a 24-0 halftime hole which they just could not dig themselves out of as they fell to Furman 30-22 Saturday at Paulson Stadium. The loss assures the Eagles of just their 3rd losing season in the modern football era. |
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BES's Peak named Bulloch County Teacher of the Year |
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Bulloch County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Lewis Holloway paid a special visit to Brooklet Elementary where he surprised Tanita Peak as the recipient of this year's Bulloch County Teacher of the Year award. |
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GSU falls to Appalachian State 52-16 |
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The last time Georgia Southern traveled to Boone they snapped the Mountaineers 30 game home win streak, Saturday there was no deja vue as Appalachian State pounded the Eagles 52-16 before a crowd of over 26,000 in the recently renovated Kidd Brewer Stadium. |
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GSU knocks off UTC 30-20 |
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Paced by a career high 153 yards rushing and 2 TD's from Adam Urbano the Georgia Southern Eagles knocked off the Chattanooga Mocs 30-20 improving to 3-1 in conference play and 4-3 overall. |
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SHS gets defensive, defeats Ware Co 3-0 |
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Fighting for their playoff lives the Statesboro Blue Devils came out swinging as they won a defensive battle with Ware County 3-0 thanks in part to great play from the Blue Devil defense and special teams and a 1st half Caleb Brown field goal held up improving Statesboro's record to 2-2 in Region play. |
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Bulloch Academy shuts out Curtis Baptist 42-0 |
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The Bulloch Academy Gators were sparked by 3 Ellis Land touchdowns as they moved to 2-0 in Region play shutting out Curtis Baptist 42-0. |
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GSU falls to UNC 42-12 |
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Despite winning the 2nd half 5-0 the Georgia Southern Eagles were unable to overcome giving up a school record 42 points in the 1st half and fell to North Carolina 42-12 Saturday in Chapel Hill NC. The Eagles commitetd 4 first half turnovers 2 of which were returned for touchdowns as GSU falls to 3-3 overall and remains 2-1 in conference play. |
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2009 Fall State Special Olympics in Statesboro |
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The fall State Special Olympics games were held this weekend at Mill Creek Regional Park. Over 2,000 participants took place in the games, with the opening ceremony taking place at the new gym at Statesboro High School. |
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Luke Bryan holds Farm Tour show near Statesboro |
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Georgia Southern graduate Luke Bryan is one of the hottest new country music stars and Monday he helped launch his new album Doin my Thing with a Farm Tour show just over the Bulloch County border in Claxton. A huge crowd turned out Monday night at the outdoor concert held at the Hurricane Plantation, and some of the proceeds raised at the show will go toward a scholarship fund at Georgia Southern. |
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GSU downs Wofford 26-21 |
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Quarterback Lee Chapple connected on his first 17 passes of the game and the Eagles rushed for 2 touchdowns and scored 1 through the air as they knocked of Wofford 26-21 Saturday in Spartanberg SC improving to 3-2 overall and 2-1 in Southern Conference play. |
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GSU falls to Elon 28-14 |
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Despite a great 2nd half effort by the Georgia Southern defense the Eagles fell to Elon 28-14 and drop to 2-2 overall and 1-1 in conference play. |
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GSU rebounds with 27-3 win over WCU |
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The Georgia Southern Eagles rebounded nicely from their 44-6 loss to South Dakota State with an impressive 27-3 win over Western Carolina. GSU was led offensivly by Adam Urbano with 78 yards rushing and 77 yards receiving while the Eagle defense allowed a total of -6 yards rushing and kept the Catamounts out of the end zone all night as they improve to 2-1 overall and 1-0 in conference play. |
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SHS Shuts out Thomson 13-0 |
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Playing in less than ideal weather conditions at The Brickyard the Statesboro Blue Devils took advantage of 4 2nd half Thomson turnovers in beating the Bulldogs 13-0. Aaron Lester returned from an injury to score one touchdown while Lamar Stimage continued to play with a painful turf toe and scored as well as Statesboro improves to 3-1 on the season. |
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GSU falls to SDSU 44-6 |
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The Georgia Southern Eagles went without a touchdown for the first time since 1995 and suffered their most lopsided defeat since 1996 as they fell to South Dakota State 44-6 dropping to 1-1 on the season. |
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GSU downs Albany 29-26 |
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The Georgia Southern Eagles used a total team efforet in knotching their 1st win of the season Saturday at Paulson Stadium. The Eagles scored on offense, defense and on special teams, Adrian Mora secured the win with a career high 44 yard field goal with less than a minute to play for the 29=26 win. |
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SHS shuts out Groves 44-0 |
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Even without the services of last weeks offensive star Lamar Stimage, who was out with turf toe, the Statesboro Blue Devils blew past Groves 44-0 improving to 2-0 on the season. Aron Lester scored twice and Morris Prince added 3 touchdowns in pacing the Blue Devil offense. |
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SHS downs Josey 34-6 |
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The Statesboro Blue Devils jumped out to a 31-0 halftime lead and would cruise to the 34-6 victory. Lamar Stimage led the way for the Blue Devils with 3 touchdowns and the Blue Devil defense came through with turnovers and a couple blocked punts in the victory. |
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