TEAM
- The 23^rd-ranked Mocs fall to 2-4 on the year and 0-3 in the Southern Conference with a 28-27 loss at No. 1 Georgia Southern.  The Eagles remain undefeated at 5-0 and atop the SoCon standings at 4-0. 

- The Eagles came into the game with the No. 1 scoring offense in the nation at 46.5 ppg...the Mocs held GSU to a season-low 28 points.

- Chattanooga's Walter Payton Award Candidate QB B.J. Coleman left the game in the second quarter with an injured shoulder.  RFr Terrell Robinson took over for the rest of that possession that ended with a fumbled snap.  Sophomore Graham Nichols took the next series that ended with a three-and-out.  Robinson controlled the offense the rest of the way. 

- Georgia Southern came into the game with the No. 2 ranked rushing defense in the nation, allowing just 57.0 yards per game.  The Mocs were No. 100 in the nation in rushing offense, averaging just 92.0 yards per game.  Chattanooga racked up a season-high 238 yards on 52 carries.  That is 10 yards more than the total GSU had allowed this season.  UTC had rushed for a total of 188 in the previous three games.

- The Eagles came into the game No. 3 in the nation in total offense, averaging 498 yards per game...UTC held GSU to 383 yards tonight. 

- 238 rushing yards for the Mocs is the most since posting 262 against No. 6 Appalachian State on Nov. 16, 2007. 

- The Mocs 87 yards passing is the fewest since posting 36 at Alabama in 2009...fewest against an FCS opponent since gaining 56 at No. 3 Elon on Oct. 18, 2008. 

- UTC's second scoring drive was seven plays (all runs) for 76 yards, capped by a 20-yard TD run from junior J.J. Jackson.  The other 56 yards were gained on the ground by freshmen (Robinson - 30, M. Green - 11, Tyson - 15). 

- The Mocs three losses against FCS opponents have been by a total of four points (14-12 at No. 3 Appalachian State, 28-27 vs. The Citadel and 28-27 at No. 1 Georgia Southern).  Chattanooga has played the fourth toughest schedule in the nation. 

- Chattanooga's 27 points were the most allowed by GSU this season.

- Chattanooga's third scoring drive went for 16 plays and 80-yards in 6:05, capped by an 11-yard Terrell Robinson run.  The 16 plays and 6:05 were both season-highs for the Mocs.  16 plays tied for the third longest drive in terms of number of plays in the Huesman era. 

- Mocs started two true freshman - Josh Freeman and Toyvian Brand - at defensive tackle. 

- UTC drops to 1-12 all-time at Georgia Southern. 

- The Mocs are now 2-10 all-time against No. 1. 

- After going 6-8 on third downs in the first half...GSU managed just 1-5 in the second half...UTC came into the game leading the conference and No. 17 in the nation in opponent third-down conversion (29.7%).

- Of the #Mocs 325 yards of total offense tonight, 183 (56%) were gained by freshmen.

INDIVIDUAL
QB - B.J. Coleman - SR
- 2-5 for 25 yards.
- Knocked out in the second quarter (shoulder) and did not return.

WR - Joel Bradford - SR
- Four catches for 56 yards.
- Took over the punting duties...first kick was a 53-yarder (all roll) downed inside the GSU 10...finished with three kicks for 48.3 average.
- Converted a fake punt in the fourth quarter on a 4^th and eight from the UTC 36...kept the drive alive that tied the game at 21. 

LB - Ryan Consiglio - SR
- Game-high 12 tackles.
- Third-straight game with 10+ tackles...fourth of the season...13^th of his career.
- Recovered a fumble on the opening drive...first of the year...fourth of his career.

RB - J.J. Jackson - JR
- Season-high 56 yards on a season-high 11 carries.
- First TD of the year...fourth of his career.

DB - D.J. Key - SO
- Tied a season-high with 11 tackles.
- Fourth game of his career with 10+ tackles.

DB - Chris Lewis-Harris
- Forced fumble on the opening possession...first of the year...second of his career.
- Finished with three tackles.

K - Nick Pollard - FR
- First touchback of the season on the opening kickoff. 

QB - Terrell Robinson - FR
- Replaced Coleman at quarterback.
- Completed his first three passes and finished 5-9 for 62 yards.
- Ran 21 times for 114 yards and three TDs.
- First Moc with three rushing TDs since Eldra Buckley had three against Tennessee Tech on Aug. 31, 2006.
- First 100-yard rusher for the Mocs this season...first 100-yard rusher allowed by GSU this season.