Georgia Southern Pulls Off Historic Comeback
Georgia Southern Pulls Off Historic Comeback

Georgia Southern Pulls Off Historic Comeback

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In a dramatic turnaround, Georgia Southern defeated Marshall 24-23, completing a remarkable comeback from a 20-point deficit. The Eagles, led by backup quarterback Dexter Williams II, scored 21 unanswered points in the final 6:35 of the game, starting with a safety that shifted momentum. Williams, stepping in for injured starter JC French, threw a crucial 34-yard touchdown pass to Derwin Burgess Jr. with just one minute left, marking the Eagles' first lead of the night. Marshall had previously dominated the game, leading 23-3 thanks to two touchdown passes from Braylon Braxton and multiple field goals. However, costly turnovers from Marshall allowed Georgia Southern to capitalize and secure the victory, placing them at the top of the Sun Belt East Division. The loss highlighted missed opportunities for Marshall, as coach Charles Huff emphasized the need to finish games effectively.

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