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Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Location: Atlanta, GA Coach: Paul Johnson (73-50) 11th Season at Georgia Tech Stadium: Bobby Dodd Stadium (Capacity 55,000) CSJ Projections 10th ACC (4th Coastal Division) 2nd: Georgia 41st: FBS 42nd: Division I 2017 In a Sentence: Georgia Tech was a tough team to get a read on in 2017 and probably.
Kennesaw State Owls Location: Kennesaw, GA Coach: Brian Bohannon (26-10) Stadium: Fifth Third Bank Stadium (Capacity: 8,318) CSJ Projections: 1st: Big South 3rd: Georgia 10th: FCS 108th: Division I 2017 In A Sentence: The Owls are only three years old, but in that time head coach Brian Bohannon has built a team built for deep runs.
Georgia State Panthers Location: Atlanta, GA Coach: Shawn Elliott (7-5 @GSU, 8-10 overall) 2nd Season Stadium: Georgia State Stadium (Capacity: 25,000) CSJ Projections: 5th: Sun Belt (3rd East Division) 4th: Georgia 113th: FBS 139th: Division I 2017 In A Sentence: The Panthers defeated Western Kentucky 27-17 in the AutoNation Cure Bowl for their first bowl game.
Georgia Southern Eagles Location: Statesboro, GA Coach: Chad Lunsford (2-4) 2nd Season Stadium: Allen E. Paulson Stadium (Capacity: 25,000) CSJ Projections: 6th: Sun Belt (4th East Division) 5th: Georgia 115th: FBS 144th: Division I 2017 In A Sentence: The Eagles struggled with six straight losses and fired Coach Tyson Summers, who tried to stray away from the.
Mercer Bears Location: Macon, GA Coach: Bobby Lamb (32-25 at Mercer, 99-65 overall) Stadium: Five Star Stadium (Capacity: 10,200) CSJ Projections: 6th: SoCon 6th: Georgia 44th: FCS 165th: Division I 2017 In A Sentence: Mercer’s ludicrous non-conference schedule (which included Alabama and Auburn) masked a decent transition season for the Bears (and a respectable 5-4 record against.
Savannah State Tigers Location: Savannah, Georgia Coach: Erik Raeburn (141-54, overall, 6-15, SSU) 3rd Season @ SSU Stadium: Theodore A. Wright Stadium (Capacity: 8,500) CSJ Projections: 8th: MEAC 7th: Georgia 16th: HBCU 106th: FCS 236th: Division I 2017 In A Sentence: With a very young team, the Tigers improved to 3-5 within the MEAC and 3-8.
ATHENS, Ga. — The neglect to execute the little things cost Appalachian State in a big way Saturday evening before 92,46 fans at Sanford Stadium as the Mountaineers lost 31-10 in their season-opening football game to No. 15-ranked Georgia. Freshman quarterback Jake Fromm (10-of-15 for 143 yards passing and one TD) sparked the Bulldogs off.
