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Arnold has 267 yards rushing, accounts for 4 TDs, Georgia Southern beats Coastal Carolina
Arnold became the first in program history to run, catch, and throw a touchdown in one game while Georgia Southern amassed 653 total yards against Coastal Carolina.
- At Paulson Stadium on Saturday, Georgia Southern beat Coastal Carolina 45-40 during a Salute to Service event, with Arnold delivering a historic performance.
- Arnold rushed for 267 yards and accounted for four touchdowns, becoming the first player in program history to run, catch, and throw a touchdown in the same game.
- Two plays from scrimmage later, Arnold hit junior wideout Camden Brown, who finished with 133 receiving yards and tied the school touchdown record with three TDs on a double-pass.
- With the win, Georgia Southern is now one win away from clinching a fourth straight bowl game under Coach Clay Helton and will host Old Dominion next Saturday at 1 p.m.
- Beyond the final score, Georgia Southern offense finished with 653 total yards, the most under Helton, and Arnold recorded five plays of 50+ yards, the first 200-yard rusher since Logan Wright on Oct. 2, 2021.
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Arnold has 267 yards rushing, accounts for 4 TDs, Georgia Southern beats Coastal Carolina
OJ Arnold had 267 yards rushing and accounted for four touchdowns, Camden Brown had program-record tying three touchdown receptions, and Georgia Southern beat Coastal Carolina 45-40.
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Record setting performance helps Eagles to 45-40 victory
A record setting performance by O.J. Arnold helped propel the Georgia Southern Eagles to a 45-40 victory Saturday at Paulson Stadium as the Eagles even their overall record at 5-5 and are now one victory away from earning their fourth-straight trip to a bowl game.
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