STATESBORO - The Georgia Southern football team wraps its home slate on Saturday at Allen E. Paulson Stadium, hosting Old Dominion for Senior Day. Kickoff is set for 1:03 p.m. and it will be carried on ESPN+. The game will also be available via radio on the Georgia Southern Sports Network. Here's all you need to know about the game:

Game 11: Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025 • 1:03 PM   
Location: Statesboro, Ga. (Allen E. Paulson Stadium/Evans Family Field; 25,000)

Records:
Old Dominion: 7-3, 5-2 SBC
Georgia Southern: 5-5, 3-3 SBC

Broadcast Information
Broadcast: ESPN+
PBP: Danny Waugh, Analyst: Jayson Foster; Sidelines: Skye Taylor

Radio: Georgia Southern Sports Network
PBP: Danny Reed (@GSEaglesVoice); Analyst: Terry Harvin (@TerryHarvin); Sidelines: Frank Sulkowski

Radio Affiliates (PDF)

GS: GAME NOTES (PDF)

Overall Record: GS leads, 3-2
In Statesboro: Tied, 1-1
In Norfolk: GS leads, 2-1

Rahne vs. GS: 2-1
Helton vs. ODU: 1-2
Helton vs. Rahne: Rahne leads, 2-1

Current Streak: ODU, won two (2023-)
Last Meeting: ODU 47, GS 19 (2024)
Longest GS Streak: Three (2011-22)
Longest ODU Streak: Two (2023-present)

Largest GS Win: 14 points (2012 in Norfolk)
Largest ODU Win: 28 points (2024 in Norfolk)

GS vs. current Sun Belt Members: 75-73-1
GS vs. teams from Virginia: 26-7
GS in state of Georgia: 239-69-1

GS at Allen E. Paulson Stadium: 222-52
Helton at Paulson Stadium: 17-6


Of Note:

• Georgia Southern and Old Dominion will be meeting for the sixth time on Saturday with the Eagles leading the series 3-2. The first game between the two teams came in the 2011 FCS Round of 16 as the Eagles beat the Monarchs 55-48 at Allen E. Paulson Stadium in Statesboro. The next year, Georgia Southern went to Ballard Stadium and beat the fourth-seeded Monarchs 49-35 in the FCS Quarterfinals. Since joining the Sun Belt, ODU has won two of the three games, including each of the past two games.
• The Eagles are 26-7 all-time against teams from the Commonwealth of Virginia, but have lost the last two games (2024 ODU, 2025 JMU).
• Georgia Southern has a 221-52 record at Allen E. Paulson Stadium with the fourth-best winning percentage out of all currently used FBS stadiums. The Eagles are 27-7 all-time at Paulson Stadium when playing in front of 21,000 or more fans, including 3-0 this season. 
• Twenty-five Georgia Southern players are expected to be honored before the game as part of Senior Day.

Countdown to Kickoff
10: Four of the five Eagle offensive linemen have started all 10 games this season.
9: As a head coach, Clay Helton is 57-9 when leading at halftime.
8: With Eijah Fears's blocked field goal last week, Georgia Southern has now blocked at least one kick in eight consecutive seasons.
7: The Eagles have lost just seven times in 33 previous contests against teams from the Commonwealth of Virginia, but have dropped their past two such games.
6: Georgia Southern and ODU will be meeting for the sixth time on Saturday with the Eagles leading the series 3-2.
5: Running back OJ Arnold has completed five career passes in his four years. All five have gone for touchdowns, including two this season.
4: The Eagles have won all four games this season at home when playing in front of 21,000 fans or more.
3: Camden Brown tied the school record with three touchdown catches last week against Coastal Carolina. The record was set by Corey Joyner in a 1998 I-AA Playoff game against Western Illinois. He is second in the nation in touchdown catches with 12, one behind UConn's Skyler Bell.
2: Since joining the Sun Belt, ODU has won two of the three games in the series, including each of the past two.
1: Georgia Southern needs one win in its last two games to become bowl eligible for the fourth year in a row. It would be the first time in program history that has happened.

Up Next:
Nov. 29 - vs. Marshall - Huntington, W.Va. - 1:30 p.m. - ESPN+