Coastal Georgia vs. Georgia Southern (13 Dec, 2024) Live Score

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COASTALGA Last 5

DATE	OPP	RESULT
12/2/23	@KENN	L82-25
12/30/22	@KENN	L109-53
12/12/20	@GASO	L118-48
12/14/18	@GASO	L68-46
11/13/17	@GASO	L68-63

GA Southern Last 5

DATE	OPP	RESULT
3/6/24	vsULM	L78-57
3/5/24	vsTXST	W72-70
3/1/24	@MRSH	L90-43
2/27/24	@ODU	L61-54
2/24/24	vsCCU	L87-81

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Marshall	17-1	-	26-7
Troy	15-3	2	22-12
James Madison	13-5	4	23-12
Old Dominion	12-6	5	22-10
UL Monroe	10-8	7	21-14
Southern Miss	10-8	7	20-14
Louisiana	10-8	7	17-14
App State	9-9	8	17-15
Georgia State	9-9	8	15-15
Arkansas State	6-12	11	13-17
Coastal Carolina	5-13	12	12-21
Georgia Southern	4-14	13	15-18
Texas State	4-14	13	14-18
South Alabama	2-16	15	9-23

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