After last week’s horrid performance by the Georgia Southern offense, Eagles fans were quick to blame it on the fact that it was on the road in the SEC and were hopeful for this week’s matchup against New Hampshire. Maybe they were too hopeful.
At halftime of Saturday’s game against the Wildcats, the GS offense, led by a whole new coaching staff and new key players, had only mustered up 134 yards and zero points. They also inexcusably lost 22-12. In a word, the Eagles outing was pathetic.
Penalties were abundant. The defense that performed well against Auburn last week couldn’t keep up with the Wildcats.