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SLACKERS IN SWEETHEART New golf course opens
BY CASEY CARGLE wonderful job and are on time," Butler said. The George-Anne contributor The GSU golf course cost approximately 4.5 million dollars to renovate and is considered a The brand new Georgia Southern world-class course. All the preparations are done University Golf Course at University Park, and it is geared up and ready to open today. built for GSU students, the GSU golf team and "There will be very few courses that will Statesboro residents, will open today at 3 p.m. be as nice or nicer than the Georgia Southern The GSU Golf Course at University Park, Golf Course in the Southeast," Butler said. located right off of Golf Club Road, with It will be open to students as well as the public an 8,000 square foot clubhouse and rolling for tee times, lessons and tournaments today. hills, is the course for students and the For students it will be $7 for walk-ins on public to get away to knock out 18. weekdays and weekends and includes all 18 The course construction has been on holes, also if students pay $25 they can rent a schedule, Assistant Director of the RAC golf cart. The course also offers twilight hour Chris Butler said. rates that are lower than the average rate. "They've been, working seven days a week for the past couple months.. .they've done a See NEW COURSE, Page 20 Turtle traps cause concern
BY ALANNA NAVIN "I was upset because I like the turtles and The George-Anne staff I always take a window seat to watch the turtles while I eat at Lakeside," Thomas said. It was Saturday afternoon at Lakeside The turtles in Lake Ruby are in no immediate Dining Commons when students Ron danger, but seeing the turtles trapped concerned Washington and Sad'e Thomas noticed the students, which urged them to take action and turtles trapped in a net in Lake Ruby. investigate as to why traps were place in the lake. "We saw people walking by and everyone Thomas started by asking her professors if is not smiling, but they weren't upset," they know why the turtles were caught. Some Washington, junior information technology did not know why and others suggested that the major, said. "After the third or fourth person, biology department was testing the waters. Jessica Stanfield | The George-Anne we went outside and we saw the traps and Thomas then went to the police station Joe Thompson, sophomore electrical engineering major, practices his slacklining wondered why [someone was] doing this." only to find that no incidents of turtle traps skills in Sweetheart Circle. Thompson is a member of the new slacklining club on It was a net trap and it had a wooden stake have been reported. campus that calls themselves 'slackers.' in the ground with a rope around it, Thomas, freshman psychology major, said. See TURTLE, Page 10
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Chase ends after year-long search Editorial Staff BY DARRION BANKS (Georgia Crime Information he gets bond or not," Russell said. Editor-in-Chief Shelby Farmer Copy Chief Anna Wells The George-Anne contributor Center), which is the crime In a fit of rage over an altercation Managing Editor Jackie Gutknecht Copy Editor Taylor Cooper information computer [database]," that occurred between Irving's sister Multimedia Editor Lindsay Gaskins Business Manager Chloe Douglas Tahjz Michael Irving, 22, was Chief Michael Russell, director of and another Georgia Southern Opinions Editor James Farmer Sr. Account Executive Jeremy Williams arrested on Oct. 7 in Clayton County public safety, said. University student, the suspect forced News Editor Cydney Long Marketing Manager Marissa Martin and charged with robbery, simple The break came this week when his way into an Eagle Village dorm News Chief Lauren Gorla Distribution Manager Bradley York A&E Editor Will Price Production Manager Jose Gil battery, burglary, criminal trespassing Irving was arrested on charges in and brutalized a male individual he A&E Chief Kimeko McCoy Photo Editor Jessica Stanfield and kidnapping for an incident that Clayton County, where police found thought started an argument with Sports Editor Shakeem Holloway Design Editor Matt Veal occurred last November in Eagle that he was wanted in Bulloch County his sister, Russell said. Sports Chief Robert Huitt Web Editor Darius Alexander Village during homecoming. on other charges through the database. "He ended up forcing his way Football Editor Randall Hampton Ads Design Chief Kelly Slyfield Police in Bulloch County He has since been transferred to the into an Eagle Village dorm room and had been unable to pinpoint the Bulloch County Jail. roughed up the guy he either knew suspects whereabouts before his "Once he's here, he'll be treated just or thought got into the altercation Corrections arrest but used technology to aid like any other arrest. We'll question with his sister," Russell said. in his arrest. him. He'll be eligible for bond Of Irving also took property from Contact the editor at [email protected] "We entered him into GCIC course, that's up to the judge whether the residence, including a cellphone. for corrections and errors.
Page designed by Sarah Home To contact the news editor, email [email protected]. OPINIONS ©GeorgeAnneOps 4 Thursday, October 10, 2013 The George-Anne Our View Page designed by Kate Rakoczy To contact the opinions editor, email [email protected]. www.thegeorgeanne.com Opinions Thursday, October 10, 2013 5 Don't forget to hope You never forget your first Someone very wise (likely my Whether you're a freshman in your first mother) once told me to write a letter HEALIN'S semester at Southern or a political spectator to the "man of my dreams." I was nail-biting over the recent governmental THE probably 13 years old and looked at her AND shutdown, autumn's made for risky behavior. OTHER like she'd thrown my N'Sync CDs in the BLESSIN'S Maybe you're simply debating swapping out SOUTHERN garbage. I didn't realize until recently your boring old latte for a pumpkin spice PRIDE that she had a good point. We send tons one. Go for it. This season is for the taking. of lifeless texts, Facebook messages and It's fitting that National Coming Out Day, bland emails to teachers asking what we Oct. 11, takes place during autumn. missed. No one puts much thought into The way I see it, you'll meet me when While Harvey Milk urged, "You must what you were so worried about to begin letters anymore. It's saddening really. I've almost given in, but I can't lie and come out," a few addenda are necessary. with. I came out so long ago that I feel like I That's probably why, as girls, we all say I think I'll make it until then. One, come out when you're ready and not should be telling this story while readjusting lost it when Mr. Big did that bit with You see with every shot fired there's when you're pressured. Make sure your my dentures. My "bursting moment" the love letters for Carrie. Granted, a miss and there's a loss, and I keep coming out won't jeopardize your safety, transpired in a Spanish lecture when I at that point, I know that I wanted to , reloading ammo, keeping fingers tightly sanity or ability to fund your education. impulsively found myself scribbling a note punch him in the face. Most of that crossed. I keep getting more ammo at Two, accept that you're going to have to Ebony, the best friend seated a row over movie for me was spent yelling at the any price and any cost, but when it's to continue to do it over and over: To from me. That day, I passed her my spilled screen and demanding to know why he only up to luck, we give that coin a toss. the OB/GYN who wants to know if you ink and guts on a sheet of folded college rule. didn't just write his own. There's not a way of knowing how have a boyfriend, to the guy who slips I told her, "this is who I am," and, in her own So here I am, trying to pull from it turns out in the end, because we all you his number while you're studying at uniquely loud and sassy way, she responded deep in the feels and make him know know once the truth is out, it's so hard Club Henderson. Three, there's a huge with what we all, regardless of gender or what he needs to know about me, this to pretend. I used to know these little difference between acceptance, tolerance sexuality, long for: acceptance. mystery man. What would I say to him, boys, then bigger boys and then men. and tokenization. If the people you come You can't really come out unless you if I knew he'd read it? What do you want But they'd just sigh and justify it with "I out to treat you as a hassle or fashion speak up. But you also can't do it unless from the man you don't know that you think we should just be friends." accessory, realize that it isn't good someone's willing to listen. To my will love with all your heart someday? Okay, now I've got one last thing, a enough. Four, you'll know you're ready LGBT allies out there, be fearless and Do you ask that he be kind to you? Do small wish if you can. Whenever you to come out when you feel like a shaken intuitive in your acceptance this month; you demand respect? Do you make may get to me, please make sure you're bottle of Coca-Cola, fit to bursting. someone might just need it. To those sure he likes to cuddle, and is okay with a gentleman. I'll be the one standing Coming out initially seems like an ready to come out, make use of this being the little spoon? This is my first there, her heart in her hands. You'll impossible feat. However, much of the autumn and take the leap. Winter will attempt at contacting a stranger. be the one that only says "Hello, I love anxiety that precedes coming out is be here before you know it. Dear Mr. Right, I've been hanging out you, Van." eliminated when you tell that very first Ebony Cullars with Mr. Right-now and met a few of his person. That singular moment when you October 6,1987 - September 28, 2013 friends. They make sure I know they're open your mouth will not only be one of the not you, but I can't seem to make it end. Rogers is a super senior theater major from Eufak, Ala. most memorable ones of your life, but also Foiiseca is a super senior from Lincolnton. She is the the most freeing. You might just wonder co-president of Choice USA. Green Fest shows future of Georgian sustainability Last week, Green Fest was held on the of the interesting things about Green Fest is understand the power and potential in teaming courthouse lawn. This sustainability-themed that a corporation played a key role in making up with them. This link between business and festival had a wide variety of vendors and THE the event happen. Gulfstream, a very successful sustainability was also shown on a smaller displays and a great turnout. There were GREEN .: business aircraft corporation, sponsored Green scale at Green Fest. Twelve of the exhibitors workshops to build rain barrels, compost bins Fest. Gulfstream has been heavily involved in were local businesses displaying their own ■iBfc "■ JmsM and home weatherproofing. Exhibitors ranged VIEW sustainable initiatives, sponsoring events like sustainable practices, helping dispel the myth from local businesses to student organizations these and the Savannah Ocean Exchange. It is that environmentalism is bad for business. and everywhere in between. So in terms great example of how profit and sustainability go There is always more progress to be of participation, the event was definitely hand in hand for good business. made, but events like Green Fest and the a success. But the event was also a success and more prevalent over the years, South In my view, a flaw of the traditional immense improvements for sustainability in other ways. Green Fest exemplifies how Georgia has not had the best reputation for environmental campaign model was to at Georgia Southern show that positive Statesboro understands that sustainability being a sustainably minded place. Whether it doggedly go after corporations and businesses, changes are well underway. isn't just about a healthier environment. has been because of politics or lack of citizen demonizing the role they play in harming Sustainability is also crucial for healthy action, I feel that Georgia in general has lagged the earth. Some of them deserved it, yes. But Walker is a senior sociology major with a businesses, individuals and communities. behind in this area. Events like Green Fest show smart companies understand the need for specialization in sustainability from Brunswick. She is Since environmentalism has become more that tides are turning, at least in Statesboro. One sustainability, and smart environmentalists an officer in the Green Ambassadors. Page designed by Kate Rakoczy To contact the opinions editor, email [email protected]. 6 Thursday, October 10, 2013 www.thegeorgeanne.com Advertisement FRIDAY TUESDAY Paulson Stadium Outdoor Movie - Pacific Rim Russell Union Commons 9:00 PM UNplugged 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. After this week's Block Party at Paulson Stadium, join UPB for a free outdoor movie inside the stadium! We will be showing The University Programming Board invites you to our weekly Pacific Rim, as always, for free! You can't beat the value of UNplugged Series! Looking for something fun to do on UPB Cinema. BRING YOUR EAGLE ID! campus? Want to watch some live performers? Maybe even want to try out that new song of yours? Georgia Southern UNplugged is a coffeehouse series/open mic night sponsored by the University Programming Board held every Tuesday at 6:30 PM in the Russell Union Commons. Come and see the TUIIDCRAV 4f\ < SATURDAY talented students of the Georgia Southern community showcase their skills. BRING YOUR EAGLE ID! Performing? Sign up early. RAC No Events Bouldering Night Out 7 p.m. Boulder Night Out is an event hosted by Southern Adventures Campus Farmer's Market at our bouldering cave. Each BNO has a different theme. Prizes SUNDAY 10 a.m.-1 p.m. are raffled and food is served, but you must participate to get the goods! Mainstreet Statesboro Farmer's Market will be on campus to No Events provide fresh produce, baked goods, honey, meat, and dairy products. For more information visit the Wellness page of the Russell Union room 2043 CRI website. National Depression Screening Day 2-4 p.m MONDAY RAC Wilderness First Aid Southern Adventures Monday, October 21 st at 5 pm. 2nd Southern Adventures Trip release RAC 6 p.m. Slackline Clinic This course will teach you how to effectively care for emergen- cies and medical issues in a backcountry/wildemess environ- Southern Adventure trips are first come first serve. Come out to Are you interested in learning slackline techniques or already ment. American Red Cross Adult CPR/AED is a required secure your spot for the awesome trips that are hosted experienced? If so, join Southern Adventures on Wednesday, prerequisite for this course and included in the course fee of throughout the year. Get there early and invite your friends! October 30! No pre-requisites required, just register for this $80. Come take advantage of this opportunity! All participants clinic in the Southern Adventures Center located inside the must pre register by October 16th at 8 p.m. RAC. 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In order to produce productive Management citizens with an informed set of ethics and community standards as well as create an environment of respect and civility, we pledge to live by our V.A.L.U .K.S. NEWS ©GeorgeAnneN ews www.thegeorgeanne.com Thursday, October 10, 2013 7 Georgia Lottery to offer scholarships to GSU students BY RED DENTY Scholars, will give students the opportunity enter the code on their wristband at the Eagles won an exhilarating game, and I was the The George-Anne contributor to win one of eight $1,000 scholarships and Dollars for Scholars website. lucky winner of $1,000." one full-year scholarship. The first HOPE Game was on Sept. 28 Strenkowski plans to use her scholarship In commemoration of its 20th anniversary, In order to be entered for a shot at at the football game against the University to cover a part of the cost of her last the Georgia Lottery is giving students from one of the $1,000 scholarships, students of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where Nicole semester at GSU. Georgia Southern University, as well as must attend one of the five GSU Georgia Strenkowski, senior early childhood education Students have another opportunity to play eight other universities, the chance to win Lottery HOPE Games and receive a coded major, won the first $1,000 prize. at the Nov. 9 football game against Western scholarships at five GSU athletic events. wristband. To be entered into the lottery "That was one of the best Saturdays of my Carolina University. Students must be 18 years The promotion, called Dollars for for the full-year scholarship, students must life," Strenkowski said. "My Georgia Southern of age or older to participate. UNIVERSITIES PARTICIPATING IN GEORGIA LOTTERY DOLLARS FOR SCHOLARS $1,000 PER SCHOOL ^^ Georgia Institute of Technology ^^ Kennesaw State University ^» Georgia Southern University ^^ University of West Georgia la Georgia State University fa Mercer University ^a Valdosta State University ^^ Savannah State University 8 SEG1AIAYS WILL 8 SCHOLARSHIPS BE REWARDED WILL BE REWARDED Brandon Coe | The George-Anne Page designed by Brandon Coe To contact the news editor, email [email protected]. 8 Thursday, October 10, 2013 News . The George-Anne Voter laws spread throughout VRA states BY SHARROD BRATHWAITE "In fact, in the case of Pennsylvania's voter The George-Anne contributor ■ ■ Requiring ID, especially photo ID, makes it more ID law, the state, which was controlled by difficult to vote. Republicans - who also passed the voter Multiple states are changing their J5 ID law - stipuwlated in court documents voting standards as state assemblies across -Robert Pirro, Ph.D.„ that it 'would not offer any evidence that the nation pass bill upon bill, demanding in-person voter fraud had in fact occurred changes to voting procedures. GSU political science professor in PA and elsewhere'." The most publicized example of While VIVA and its fellow voter ID the new voter identification laws is bills may actually be innocent in intent, North Carolina's Voter Identification "So, for example, it becomes more difficult mandates is that the bill is in place to questions are most definitely raised Verification Act (VIVA), which increases for college students to register to vote and prevent voter impersonation, or voter about their effects. the strictness of voter identification vote at school, and if the early voting period fraud. Jeffery Crowtherj political science requirements and adjusts the voting is cut down, it makes it more difficult for However, evidence calling for such professor at GSU, believes the necessity of practices of N.C. in ways that seem bent students to get to their parents' home to measures has not been found. such voting acts is in doubt. on making it more difficult. vote there. These restrictions are featured "These voter ID laws have not been "That means the Voting Rights Act For the time being, Georgia's state as well in the North Carolina voter ID law." justified by references to any significant worked/ Crbwther said. "In which case, congress has not made motions to pass a The argument for the use of such case of in-person voter fraud," Pirro said. there is no need to fix it." law of VIVA's scope. However, the state does already have voter identification requirements in place. The likelihood of further voter ID laws being passed in Georgia is VOTING REGULATIONS BY STATE unknown, although there are steps a student can take to ensure that his or her right to vote is protected. The easiest way to stay abreast of new voter legislation is by actively searching online information on where polling sites will be and registering early, Robert Pirro, Ph.D., Georgia Southern University political science professor, said. Students who are registered voters of Statesboro can vote early to elect the next mayor of Statesboro from Oct. 14 - Nov. 1. Election Day is Nov. 5, according to the Bulloch County website. "Members of the SGA and other student organizations, to the extent that they are more informed about politics and more committed to participating in politics, should be doing all they can to facilitate student voting," Pirro said. Bills have passed in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to annul Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act (VRA), which helped to force states with histories of voter discrimination to have all voting bills approved by the Department of Justice (DOJ). The removal of'this clause has led to the arrival of new voter identification laws, which have sprung up around the HUB! nation, calling for stricter identification States covered by VRA j Both requirements at the ballot. "Requiring ID, especially photo ID, Information compiled by: Shorrod Brathwoite Voter ID laws present Neither makes it more difficult to vote," Pirro said. Page designed by Matt Veal To contact the news editor, email [email protected]. www.thegeorgeanne.com News Thursday, October 10, 2013 9 Minority houses on Greek Row BY AYANA MOORE is that the university does not own that Although the Office of Fraternity and "With the amount of things we do on campus, The George-Anne contributor land. It's a corporation who handles it called Sorority Relations serve as advisors of the I feel like we should have something to honor our Olympic Boulevard, also known as Greek Southern Greek Housing," Lugo said. "From chapters at GSU, it does not specifically deal legacy' Wagner said. "We do equal amounts of Row, has been a staple in Georgia Southern our understanding, the land and each individual with Greek Row. service, philanthropy and campus involvement." University's Greek community since its fraternity [and sorority] owns the houses. So founding in the 1970s. we at the university have no claim or no real Of all the Greek chapters located on authority when it comes to what happens there." Greek Row, there are no multicultural In many Black Greek and multicultural chapters with houses. chapters, members will live together in "For the most part, nationally, minority apartments and that will become the central groups don't have houses. That is something that location for the organization, James Wagner, is usually more common with Interfraternity president of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., said. Council (IFC) and Panhellenic Association "As far as Greek Row, we've never had (PHA) groups," Francisco Lugo, director of something of that level here," Wagner said. "I Fraternity and Sorority Relations at GSU, said. like the idea of having a central plot not just for "Nationwide, it's not really uncommon for Black Greeks but Multicultural Greeks." these groups not to have houses." "Another thing is the turnover for the GSU does not actually have any ties to or organization," Jessica Turuc, coordinator of control over what happens on Greek Row. Fraternity and Sorority Relations, said. "With Olympic Boulevard was founded by and for a the MPHC and MCG, they're not able to join Drew Heimlich | The George-Anne private Greek housing corporation, Lugo said. until they're an established student in college Olympic Village is home to Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Association groups. There are "The interesting thing about Greek Row so that could typically be sophomore age." no multicultural chapters with houses in the area, a phenomenon that is common nationwide. LEADERSHIP FOR STATESBORO'S FUTURE Page designed by Sarah Home To contact the news editor, email [email protected]. 63 'I J T ft !' { V I s 10 Thursday, October 10, 2013 News The George-Anne Rhodes' boss said a zoology class Environmental Safety. TURTLE, from page 1 and vertebrate class set the traps. "The University has a contractor Employees of Wildlife Center to monitor the ecology of the bodies Later, she went to the Center for said that by the way the traps look, of water," according to an email Wildlife Education. it looked like a biology experiment sent by Francois Song, director of The Wildlife Center was taking place. Thomas went to the Environmental Safety Services. "There disturbed by what Thomas found biology department the same day to must have been some population but could not do anything because look for more information. control whereby they remove certain they do not have jurisdiction over Representatives of the biology aged turtles and transfer them to the lakes or surrounding areas. department said that they did not set another body of water." "Its a biology class in the biology any traps and they would not allow Song stated in the email that he department tracking the turtles harm to come to the campus turtles will keep an eye on Lake Ruby in for research," Aquila Rhodes, child ,ky their actions. The department case of any other out of the ordinary development major and employee at then referred Thomas to the Physical incidents and thanked the students Wildlife Center, said. Plant and she was then referred to for their concern. u I was upset because I like the turtles and I always take a win- dow seat to watch the turtles while I eat at Lakeside. 55 Courtesy of Sad'e Thomas -Sade Thomas Turtle traps were found at Lake Ruby next to Lakeside Dining freshman psychology major Commons. Two students were worried about the turtles' safety and decided to investigate why the traps were present. Page designed by Brandon Coe To contact the news editor, email [email protected]. ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT @GeorgeAnneAandE The George-Anne Thursday, October 10, 2013 11 The Orange Constant returns to GATA's BY ALEXANDRA MCCRAY The George-Anne staff Tonight at GALAs Sports Bar & Grill, a locally grown student rock band, The Orange Constant, will play with guest musician Drew Purvis. The bands set begins at 10 p.m. The Orange Constant is just a year old. The band has played in the Statesboro Music Festival, and has begun touring and playing shows outside of Statesboro in cities such as Atlanta, Macon, Augusta, Valdosta and Athens, where it played last weekend. "It's encouraging going to other cities in the sense that when we have a good turnout or the show goes well, it's like a morale booster," Andrew Brantley, lead vocals and senior general studies major, said. "At the same time it's humbling because at every venue you go to you just see posters everywhere and all the other promotional material in this sea of other bands out there and you have to differentiate yourself," Brantley said. The Orange Constant blends and draws inspiration from a variety of music genres including rock, alternative, reggae and progressive rock. Bands like Moon Taxi, Widespread Panic and Perpetual Groove are big influences for the band. "Perpetual Groove is a big [inspiration], especially like the changing in dynamic and the emotionalism. Those three [Moon Taxi, Widespread Panic, and Perpetual Groove] all capture us pretty well," Brantley said. The band consists of four Georgia Southern University students: Nickalous Benson, a senior general studies major, who plays guitar, Lee Guentert, a junior business management major who plays drums, Will Goggans, a junior biology major who plays bass and Brantley. "[GATA's] loves having The Orange booked by other local bars such as GATA's Constant in. Being a musician myself, and Gnat's Landing, Lee said. I think this band is one of Statesboro's "I like GATA's a lot because they musical gems. It's nice to see a group of definitely have a high respect for bands, and guys creating their own thing and not just their sound guy John is great and good at playing covers," Greg Kearney, GATA's what he does. It's actually one of my favorite manager a'nd local musician, said. places to play," Lee said. reasons we • The Orange Constant formed in September Along with being full-time students and a full like having 2012, and started making a name for itself by schedule of shows lined up the group is currently them," Kearney playing at house parties and slowly emerging working on recording and debuting their first EP, said. "If the sound guy onto the local bar scene. The band played its which it hopes will be out by the end of the year. digs it, you know you have first show at Dos Primos and shortly after was "These guys constantly bring a different show a good band." Page designed by Alexandra Tobia To contact the arts & entertainment editor, email [email protected] ■ ■■ ■ . 12 Thursday, October 10, 2013 Arts & Entertainment The George-Anne Students to hold concert for late professor College and State University and California benefit students that have the same talent Sigma Phi State University Hayward originally came and drive as Mercier," Strickland said. Iota, Tau Beta BY RASH I DA OTUNBA to GSU in 2008 and frequently worked The concert will feature both Sigma and The George-Anne contributor with the vocalists and pianists in the music instrumental and vocal performances hy Phi Mu Alpha department. some of Mercier's former students. Pieces Sinfonia are This Sunday, students from the Georgia Brian Strickland, vocalist and senior will include "The Pearl Fishers Duet" also aiding in Southern University Department of Music general studies major, was one of Mercier's by George Bizet as well as many other the organization will hold a fundraiser concert for the Richard students. "We started at GSU at the same selections from various composers. of the event. Mercier Memorial Scholarship. time. [Mercier] was caring and nurturing. As another way to honor Mercier's legacy, Admission is The concert is being held to honor the He made the transition from childhood to there will be a quilt displayed in the lobby of free for students, late Richard Mercier, the former chair of . adulthood so much easier," Strickland said. the Carol A. Carter Recital Hall made of his faculty and the Richard Mercier the Department of Music, who passed The specifics of the scholarship are not unique and famous ties, Cionitti said. general public. away in March last year. The proceeds will yet concrete. Tentative requirements for benefit the creation of a scholarship in receiving this scholarship are that students Mercier's honor. must be music majors and maintain a 3.0 Funds are raised through donations the GPA average. f f We started at GSU at the same time. [Mercier] was caring day of the event. There is no minimum Mercier was a collaborative soloist and nurturing. He made the transition from childhood to donation amount. The concert will be held and pianist who performed on various at the Carol A. Carter Recital Hall in the Foy continents, including North America, Asia adulthood so much easier. building at 2 p.m. and Europe and was a published author. 55 Linda Cionitti, interim chair of the Students in the music department are -Brian Strickland, Department of Music said, "The scholarship responsible for organizing the recital and Senior general studies major is a way of honoring the work he did here." hosting the fundraiser. Mercier, a former professor at Georgia "Having the scholarship in his name will BEST SEAT IN THE HOUSE! IMMMi DM ■ ^&^ rxvoRITE TEAMS at CLUBHOUSE GAMES BOWLING FOOD FUN goi e on you w over oflalscreen^^ ^^^^ . ^ffiSSSSS:5 house " ' "' ClubhouseStatesboro.com 912-871-1000 ► Book your Party, Reunion or Meeting Online Today Page designed by Alexandra Tobia To contact the arts & entertainment editor, email [email protected]. www.thegeorgeanne.com Arts & Entertainment Thursday, October 10, 2013 13 THE BORO BERT HAPPY HOUR # LIVE BAND * SPECIAL EVENT GATA's. 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At least she's not The George-Anne staff came when Cyrus collaborated with the her music does not necessarily reflect her twerking on camera anymore. rap artists featured on the tracks "Do My recent persona. After teasing fans with two hits songs, self- Thang" and "Love Money Party." proclaimed hip-hop mogul Miley Cyrus dropped Cyrus uses hip-hop as the basis of these her fourth album, titled "Bangerz," Tuesday. tracks and it does not quite work out. The Although Cyrus has released three forced collaboration sounds like triangle previous studio albums, this is her first being forced into a circle shape looks. album since breaking the mold of Disney When she is not using hard beats and words child star, Hannah Montana. like "swagger," Cyrus shows her fans a softer side In contrast to previous albums, Cyrus using acoustics and dance music, letting her used a hip-hop archetype to create vocals achieve a moment of glory. "Bangerz" and featured hip-hop artists Songs like "Adore" and "Rooting for My such as Future, Mike WiLL Made It, Juicy J, Baby" allow Cyrus to show off more of her French Montana and Big Sean. abilities within and around her vocal range. Cyrus tries to incorporate her fascination In the track "SMS" Cyrus comes together with rap and hip-hop culture into her with her idol Britney Spears for dance/pop music causing a few hits and misses. A hit collaboration. Unfortunately, this song is was obviously the single "We Can't Stop," the usual "ratchet," twerking Cyrus with which came in ranked at number two on; lyrics such as "I be strutting my stuff." the Billboard charts. Her second single, Basically, she's trying too hard. "Wrecking Ball" surpassed her first and Regardless of the hits and many misses, Page designed by Alexandra Tobia To contact the arts & entertainment editor, email gaartsandent^geo'rgiasouthern.edu. ------: 16 Thursday, October 10, 2013 Arts & Entertainment The George-Anne Greek represents GSU at Savannah festival Culture "I try to tell as many people as Dancers are happy to show Greek Grocery store, or clothing, p.m. and all day Saturday. Patrons possible to come to the festival at participants Greek dance moves jewelry, religious items, cookbooks wishing to din& in can place their BY LILLY MCCANN least one of the days. I love having and encourage the audience to join and famous Greek replicas at the order online. The George-Anne staff people learn about my heritage in, Koulouris said. Agora Market Place. "The festival is for all ages, kids, and the fun dancing and awesome "We make a big circle and you'll Entrance will be free before 4 teenagers. It's all for everyone," Candace Koulouris has been food," Koulouris said. see people grabbing someone's p.m. on Thursday and Friday, with Koulouris said. "Everyone is always dancing since she was a kid, Traditional Greek dances serve hand and they have no idea what's a requested $2 donation after 4 so happy and positive." participating in the annual as a social function to bring the going on but they're having a great Savannah Greek festivals since age community together, Koulouris said. time doing it,". Koulouris said. 10 and is one of the only Georgia "There are tons of dances, the The "Grecian Echoes", a Greek- Southern University students Kalamatiano is a big traditional American Broadcasting station, keeping the tradition going. Greek dance that's at every will play Greek music all day "Dancing is in my culture, in my wedding, or every Greek social and dancing performances will blood. I feel so at home when I'm event," Koulouris said. commence throughout the festival. dancing," Koulouris, member of the The three troupes, ZOE, the The festival will offer a variety ZOE adult dance team performing adult dance team, GOYA, the of food for sit-in or take out in the festival and senior special teenage dance team and Ta Pethia, and feature classic Greek dishes education major at GSU, said. the children's dance team, will including spanakopita, gyros and The 63rd Annual Savannah perform at various times on each desserts including baklava and Greek Festival, hosted by St. Pauls day of the weekend. loukoumades. Hellenic Center, will provide music, "When people are dancing, Patrons will be able to have the food, shopping and entertainment the audience always claps their opportunity to browse and purchase Courtesy of Candace Koulouris Candace Koulouris (middle) performs a traditional Greek dance. Koulpuris from 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. this hands and gets everyone pumped," Greek food items, such as cheeses, is performing at the Savannah Greek Festival this weekend, representing Thursday through Saturday. Koulouris said. olives and coffee at Bakaliko, the her sorority and GSU. I Page designed by Alexandra Tobia To contact the arts & entertainment editor, email [email protected]. s c ! | 6 Ill W ron ('?' ; ;< i ' i )'>P>'I !:-t * ii This page brought to you by Career Services CLASSIFIEDS Explore • Experience • Excel www.thegeorgeanne.com Thursday, October 10, 2013 17 Miscellaneous Housing Housing Statesboro Main Street Farmer's Mar- Subleasing garden district apartment. Nanny needed for 3 energetic kids BARTENDERS WANTED!!! $250 a Lease for spring semester in the Fo- ket Open every Saturday from 9am One room available in 3 bedroom 3/4 (7,5,3) at least 2 to 3 afternoons a day potential. 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THE GEORGE-ANNE •'" s x* http: IllHfi Page designed by Jose Ramon Gil III To contact the ads department, email [email protected]. OPORTS @GeorgeAnneSport www.thegeorgeanne.com Thursday, October 10, 2013 19 Eagles take on Panthers for soccer supremacy Men's Soccer (4-6) BY TREVOR MCNABOE The George-Anne staff After a disappointing start to its four- game home stand, the Georgia Southern University men's soccer team looks to bounce back against in-state foe Georgia State University. The Eagles have been in a free fall as of late, losing the last two games by a combined score of 5-1 and losing to Wofford College 3-0 in the most recent game. On the flip side, the Panthers are red- hot coming off a five game win streak that stretches back to Sept. 14 when they lost to Evansville University by a score of 3-1. In the last matchup between the teams it was Ga. State that came out as the victor with a 3-0 scoreline. The Eagles will play host, although they have struggled at Eagle Field coming in with a record of 2-3,and allowing 10 goals while scoring just seven. Luckily for the Eagles, the Panthers haven't been road warriors as they come in with a 1-3-1 record away from Atlanta. The Panthers have also been outscored this season on the road allowing 10 goals and just scoring six. Both teams have been very similar offensively as the Eagles score 1.20 goals and the Panthers score 1.22 goals a game. Both teams also have allowed opponents to catch up and score later in the game by being outscored in the second half of games. Ga. State does not have one person that stands out statistically, however, they have been successful as a unit. Three players that have scored two goals or more for the Panthers are freshman forward Amiri Abraham (2 goals), redshirt junior midfielder Stephen McGill (2 goals) and senior midfielder Jamal Keene (3 goals). Both teams have played Wofford as a similar opponent; however, the Eagles lost 3-0 while the Panthers won in overtime by a score of 2-1. GSU will have to have a sound game in the attacking third and also in the back line to win against Ga State This game could come down to the team that controls possession and the tempo of the game. Christal Riley | The George-Anne Kickoff is set for tomorrow at 5 p.m. at Senior midfielder Hunter Norton (13) takes a corner kick. The Eagles will try to end Georgia State University's five-game winning streak Eagle Field. tomorrow at 5 p.m. Page designed by Brittni Favorite To contact the sports editor, email [email protected]. 20 Thursday, October 10, 2013 Sports The George-Anne NEW COURSE, from page 1 The course comes with plenty of policies. Up to four players per group is allowed, and each player must have his or her own set of golf clubs. Although new, the course is no easy play. The new course has winding fairways and a, substantial amount of water hazards. However you don't have to be an all-star golfer, there are five different tee boxes on each hole, accommodating any golfer. Being that it is a brand new course, the grass will take a whole year to fully grow in, but this will not affect play. The only significant sign that the grass is new will be the way the ball rolls on the green. This course is new so most greens will roll slower than your usual championship green. The GSU Golf Course plans to hold its first big tournament for the Eagle Football Alumni Association (EFAA) on Nov. 8 to raise money for the GSU football team. The total length of the course is 6,900 yards. The course is located six miles south of the GSU main campus. The ribbon cutting for the new Georgia Courtesy of GSU Golf Course at University Park Southern Golf Course at University Park will Georgia Southern University Golf Course at University Park is located off of Golf Club Road. The ribbon cutting for the new course takes be at 3 p.m. today. place today at 3 p.m. Volleyball looks to climb back against SoCon foes Volleyball (15-3) standings. The Spartans are coming off a road loss to Davidson College. BY CHASE DAVIS The Spartans will be led offensively by The George-Anne contributor redshirt senior hitter Olivia Humphries, who added 10 kills to her total of 203 last After a tough loss last weekend Saturday against Davidson. The Spartans against Furman University, the Georgia are complemented by a defense led by Southern University volleyball team sophomore libero Katherine Santiago, (15-3, 3-1 Southern Conference) hits the who sports an average of 4.6 digs per set. road looking to bounce back strong this Elon sits right behind UNCG in weekend. . conference play, but seems to have hit its The Eagles will take on their conference stride, winning eight of its last 11. Their opponents, the University of North most recent win came on the road at Carolina at Greensboro Spartans (9-8,2-2 Davidson. SoCon) and the Elon University Phoenix Junior middle blocker Kris Harris, (10-9,2-2 SoCon). who has tallied 25 service aces and 191 The Eagles find themselves sitting third kills, will spearhead the Phoenix's attack. in conference standings after having their Both the Phoenix and the Spartans will nine-match winning streak snapped in an look to contain junior outside hitter upset loss to Furman. Jamie DeRatt, who has racked up 224 UNCG has been, if anything, consistent, kills and 200 digs. hovering around .500 all season and The Eagles will be on the road against finds itself sitting sixth in conference UNCG at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Page designed by Brittni Favorite To contact the sports editor, email [email protected]. www.thegeorgeanne.com Sports Thursday, October 10, 2013 21 DeRatt kills it off the court BY ZAKYRA COLVIN weekend The George-Anne staff games," DeRatt Just two weeks ago, on top of earning said. "I'm her second volleyball Southern Conference up late offensive player of the week title, junior a lot of outside hitter Jamie DeRatt set a career high nights of 23 kills and 19 digs all in the same week. and I just As recent as yesterday, DeRatt was named try to get SoCon Volleyball Offensive Athlete of the that done Month. DeRatt posted double-digit kills 12 ahead of times and went for at least 20 kills twice in the time and month of September. DeRatt led the Eagles to when the a 14-2 record to open the season. weekend The 5-foot-9-inch outside hitter is not only comes, I don't have to worry about school, I a great player on the court, but also balanced can focus on volleyball." off the court, head coach Dustin Wood said. Before a game or even during workouts, "She's a hard worker. She's a very coachable the players like to listen to rap music to get kid that does well academically," Wood said. them "pumped up." "She's a great kid with a great attitude and she "We like to listen to a lot of rap music comes to play and comes to win." and we like to get very hype," DeRatt said. "2 DeRatt began playing volleyball in the Chainz is always on," she said. sixth grade after watching her two older Having a social life is pretty hard with sisters. After playing both volleyball and 6:30 a.m. practices, so DeRatt leaves hanging soccer for years, she had to make the out with friends and other hobbies, like tough decision of which one she wanted to painting, for the weekend. continue playing in college. DeRatt has accomplished a lot so far in During her junior year of high school, her volleyball career. Right now, she leads DeRatt decided that she wanted to play the Eagles offensively with 224 kills and an college volleyball instead of college soccer, so average of 3.73 kills per set. she quit playing traveling soccer and started "I feel like I'm finding myself more focusing completely on volleyball. as a volleyball player," DeRatt said. "I'm "Soccer was definitely my first love," continuing to learn and improve on things. DeRatt said. "I grew up playing (soccer), I feel like I still have a lot to learn and keep but volleyball was different and really growing as a volleyball player." caught my attention. (Volleyball) was much "We've seen a lot of changes from her from faster paced than soccer." last year to this year, and those improvements DeRatt's biggest fans are her parents and have been big strides that are helping her play her grandfather. the game better," Wood said. "My parents are huge Georgia Southern After college, DeRatt has graduate groupies," DeRatt said. "They come to every school in her sights. The junior would like single game. When we went to Costa Rica to pursue a career in sports management. the summer of my freshman year, my parents If the opportunity presented itself, DeRatt came to Costa Rica to watch us play." would pursue volleyball after college, but The other supporter is her grandfather, graduate school is what she sees as her who she calls "Grandy." DeRatt's next step after college. grandfather went to every single game for "I'm abig team player. I like to give credit her and her sisters until he had a stroke. where credit is due," DeRatt said." I like to lead Now, he watches her games online. by example. I don't like to put others down. I "My dad got an account set up, so he is like to pick them up. I just think that having a still there. He wears his Georgia Southern positive attitude all of the time is really good volleyball hat and watches the games because then others won't get down, and they online," DeRatt said. can still perform to their highest level." Being a student athlete is a lot of work, but DeRatt and the Eagles will play their next Christal Riley ! The George-Anne DeRatt manages to balance her academics conference match against the University of Junior outside hitter Jamie DeRatt (9) lines up a serve. DeRatt leads the team in kills, 224, and social life, while playing volleyball. North Carolina at Greensboro in Greensboro, and won SoCon Offensive Player of the Month for her performance in September. "I try to do my work before we travel for NC tomorrow at 7 p.m. Page designed by Brittni Favorite To contact the sports editor, email [email protected]. 22 Thursday, October 10, 2013 Sports The George-Anne Ryan Woodham | The George-Anne Sophomore defender Jessie Eberhardt (21) lines up the ball. The defense will look for their fourth shutout of the year against a Francis Marion University team that has struggled to score goals this season. Women's soccer plans to rebound against Francis Marion Women's Soccer (2-7-2) percentage in the mid-40s, but the Patriots The Eagle offense is prepping for a display nabbing 66 saves. In front of O'Berry will have allowed seven more goals on the year. of productivity. Freshman forward Jennifer be junior defenders Sandy Odembo and BY HAYDEN BOUDREAUX Defensively it should be a good chance for Wittick currently leads the team with Kristina Marra. The triplet has started every The George-Anne contributor GSU to prepare for the rest of the season as the three goals, and she is ahead of sophomore game for the Patriots and they hope to grab Patriots have struggled to put up points this forward Nora El-Shami who has two and their first shutout on the year. There will be a nice change of pace for year. The sophomore defense for the Eagles senior forward Alex Murphy who also has Head coach Brian Dunleavy has his game the Georgia Southern University women's of Renee Nance, Jessie Eberhardt and Katey two. All three have taken 17 shots this season plan prepared for Francis Marion and has keys soccer team (2-7-2) tonight when they play Lippitt has allowed 23 goals this season and and have one assist apiece. he wants his team to work on improving. non-conference opponent Francis Marion will try for their third shutout of the season. El-Shami will be seeking redemption from "We need to get our mental focus back, and University (0-11). Junior forward Elizabeth Asare, who has GSU s losses over the weekend. realizing that we are still in it and we are all For one of the first times in the season, taken 13 shots this season and scored on two "We have to finish our chances and fight about the playoff hunt," Dunleavy said. the Eagles find themselves at a statistical of them, will lead the FMU offense. Senior until the end in the backfield," El-Shami said. This is the first time GSU has faced off advantage. Francis Marion has only scored six forward Yasmin Bunter leading the Patriots The Patriots will attempt to defend the against FMU so the Eagles look to make a good times on 99 shots this year against 10 goals with 28 shots and two assists will assist Asare attack against sophomore goalkeeper Taylor first impression. The out-of-conference match on 120 shots for GSU Both teams have a shot in peppering shots on the Eagle defense. O'Berry who has played all season for FMU, up will be played at 7 p.m. on Eagle Field. Page designed by Brittni Favorite To contact the sports editor, email [email protected]. www.thegeorgeanne.com Sports Thursday, October 10, 2013 23 Ryan Woodham | The George-Anne Sophomore defender Jessie Eberhardt (21) lines up the ball. The defense will look for their fourth shutout of the year against a Francis Marion University team that has struggled to score goals this season. Williams embraces new role Georgia Southern BY MACY HOLLOWAY What was going through your mind at the The George-Anne contributor beginning of your first conference game? "It was just excitement, like I was just Soccer Junior goalkeeper Molly Williams of the stoked and I think that's part of why I did THURSDAY, OCT. PM Georgia Southern University women's soccer so well. The adrenaline was just pumping, 10, 7 team stepped up to play goalie in a time of need. under the lights, against such a big school like -GEORGIA SOUTHERN VS. FRANCIS MARION With all of the other goalies riddled with Samford, it just worked." *GATA GAME injuries, GSU head coach Brian Dunleavy came What do you feel you add to the team? to Williams for help. In her first two games with "I just think I help complete it. You know FRIDAY, OCT. PM the team, Williams allowed only one goal and they were missing a player, and I don't think 11, 5 went for a combined 17 saves. that any one player is any better than the other. -GEORGIA SOUTHERN VS. GEORGIA STATE How did you feel when coach Dunleavy We just fit together and I just came and helped *Pny THE KITTY, JUNIOR EAGLE CLUB NIGHT asked you to try out for the team? put the last piece in." *#TRUEBLUE POSTER SIGNING POST GAME "I was just really excited, you know it was How do you feel you've adjusted from like a second chance at getting my dreams, so I playing on a club team to a conference team? just had to say yes." "It was kind of hard, like lifestyle differences, Were you planning on playing in college? but I think I'm doing well, just trying to keep up "Yeah, I originally came here to play, but it the level of play and keep it there." Georgia Southern just kind of fell through with the switch-over So what are some of the major differences of coaches, but I got a second chance and I that you've had to adjust to? couldn't be more grateful." "Mostly just practicing every day, and Football How did you feel about being named SoCon fitness, eating right and staying hydrated and SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1 PM player of the week? things like that, just trying to get my body "It was awesome but also kind of nerve- used to it." -GEORGIA SOUTHERN VS. THE CITADEL racking, because, you know, I just came out big Is this something you see yourself doing *MILITARY APPRECIATION GAME and now I have to keep the bar up high, so it's long-term? a little tough but these girls are great and they "Yeah, definitely. I'm excited to be here and just lift you up the entire game." hopefully play next year as well." Page designed by Brittni Favorite To contact the sports editor, email [email protected]. 24 Thursday, October 10, 2013 The George-Anne YOUR SCHOOL. YOUR LIFE. YOUR MAGAZINE. nCrLLie ■■■■■ ■■■n magazine fiAMPRAY GAMEDAY | Page 6 MAYDAY GAMEDAY | Page 7 Thursday October 10, 2013 | Volume 3 Issue 6 GSU Football 2013 File Photo Eagles seek to bounce back against the Bulldogs By Robert Huitt coordinator Jack Curtis said. "The teams The Citadel prefers to control the sealed the victory for the Bulldogs. The George-Anne staff have limited chances at scoring because we game on the ground, so the Eagles will Senior quarterback/running back Jerick I do run the ball, so we have to get to creating have plenty of opportunities to redeem McKinnon will look to continue his ascent A frustrated Georgia Southern University turnovers on defense." themselves in the tackling department. through the GSU record books. McKinnon football team will try to climb from the After a 34-44 loss to Samford University The Bulldogs rank second in the SoCon in is currently fifth in school history with bottom of the Southern Conference standings last week, the Eagles have fallen to last in rushing offense with 283.8 yards per game. 3,445 career rushing yards. He needs 432 when it faces The Citadel Bulldogs Saturday. the SoCon with a conference record of 1-2. The Bulldogs are coming off an overtime yards to move into third place, which he can GSU leads the all-time series between The Eagles allowed 651 yards of total offense victory 31-28 over the Appalachian State accomplish in the next few weeks. the two teams 17-5, but the Bulldogs won to Samford, continuing the troubling trend University Mountaineers. The Bulldogs At the game, military personnel will be the previous meeting by a score of 23-21. of conference opponents exploiting the rushed for 328 yards and were led by the honored as part of Military Appreciation The Eagles dominated statistically and weaknesses of their defense, particularly the duo of senior quarterback Ben Dupree and Day. The Eagles will wear patches from the looked like the superior team but missed Eagles inability to tackle senior fullback Darien Robinson. Georgia National Guard and other military field goals and turnovers turned the tide "Nineteen on defense and two on Bulldog sophomore defensive lineman branches on their jerseys. Kickoff is set for 1 of that game. special teams, that's 21 on the game, and Mitchell Jeter intercepted a pass in the p.m. at Allen E. Paulson Stadium. "It's going to be a tough ball game against that's a lot of missed tackles," head coach overtime period, which set up a 35-yard field The Citadel. It always is," co-defensive Jeff Monken said. goal from senior kicker Thomas Warren that Randall Hampton contributed to this report. GAMEDAY 2 Thursday, October 10, 2013 The George-Anne INTERVIEW WITH AN EAGLE ADVAIDI MTAGES i nc. #29 Deion Stanley Stanley is a junior psychology major from Dry Branch, Georgia. He started 11 games as a sopho- more and 12 games as a redshirt freshman for GSU. NUMBERS*Current Southern Conference rankings Stanley currently leads the team with 3 interceptions. OFFENSE GSU vs. The Citadel Scoring 1st 4th I BY RANDALL HAMPTON A: I would have to say my little boy because First Downs 4th 1st The George-Anne staff he gives me motivation to just keep pushing to provide a future for him. I would also say Rushing Yardage 1st 2nd Q: So when you're not out here on the my big brother because I'm doing some of the practice field or not studying, what are you things that he wasn't able to do in life because Passing Yardage 7th 8th normally doing? of heart problems or him choosing not to. A: Normally I'm just watching movies on Total Offense 1st 5th Netflix. I love dramatic movies, movies that Q: What is your pregame warm up have a twisting ending to them. I like doing routine? Time of Poss. 4th 2nd that and just playing with my son. A: In this exact order: I have to listen to a little bit of Boosie, Yo Gotti and I have to get a 3rd Down Conv. 2nd 5th Q: What is your favorite video game? little bit of gospel in there. A: My favorite video game, I would have to 4th Down Conv. Tied for 3rd 2nd say Call of Duty - all of them. Q: After football where do you see yourself? Touchdowns 1st 4th Q: What is your biggest inspiration off the A: I see myself in the business world football field? somewhere dealing with finances. Field Goal Attempts 2nd 3rd Red Zone Scores 1st 3rd Red Zone Touchdowns 1st 3rd PAT Attempts 1st 3rd DEFENSE GSU VS. The Citade Points Allowed 3rd 7th Yards Allowed 4th 5th Rushing Allowed 4th 2nd Passing Allowed 4th 5th Forced Turnovers Tied fpr 4th Sacks Tied for 3rd 5th Interceptions 3rd 8th File Photo *lnforr nation from GSeagles.com and Cit adelsports.com Junior GSU safety Deion Stanley (29) runs after intercepting a pass. Stanley leads the South- ern Conference with three interceptions on the season. www.thegeorgeanne.corh Thursday, October 10, 2013 GAMEDAY 3 JERICK MCKINNON . BEN DUPREE #2 QB Senior QB Senior WILLIAM BANKS DARIEN ROBINSON #22 FB Senior B-Back Senior : :- . TRAY BUTLER TERRANCE MARTIN #25 RB Junior SLOT Senior JOHNATHAN BRYANT JAKE STENSON m With 181 yards, senior quarter- The Eagles allowed 651 RB Junior SLOT Senior back Jerick McKinnon passed yards of total offense to B.J. JOHNSON C/9 MATT THOMPSON m former Eagles Roderick Russell Samford, the highest total WR Sophomore WR Senior and Greg Hill for sole posses- of the season for the defense and the highest DA'QUAN HEARD NICK JEFFREYS #42 sion of fifth all-time on GSU's @L TE Freshman TE Freshman career rushing yards list. total by Samford all season. GARRETT FRYE DEVIN BICE 176 Redshirt freshman quarter- Junior middle linebacker LT Junior LT Senior back Kevin Ellison threw his Edwin Jackson tied for the TREVOR MCBURNETT KEITH CARTER 155 first ever collegiate touch- team lead in tackles for LG Junior LG Senior down pass against Samford the Eagles with 5. He has MANREY SAINT-AMOUR SAM FRYE 181 University, he finished the led GSU in tackles in all C Junior C Sophomore game with two. but one game. ZACH LONAS JIM KNOWLES RG Senior RG Senior • McKinnon has rushed for Senior quarterback Jerick DORIAN BYRD CULLEN BROWN over 100 yards in all but McKinnon leads the South- RT Senior RT Senior one game this season. ern Conference with 596 rushing yards after 181 PROJECTED information from GSeagles.com rushing yards last week. GEORGIA SOUTHERN STARTERS THE CITADEL JOSH GEBHARDT BAY AMRHEIN #44 **>®K tr^ljop DE Senior DE Senior JAVON MENTION JUSTIN OXENDINE Statesboro Mall DE Senior DE Junior BLAKE RILEY DEREK DOUGLAS 191 912.764.6924 DT Senior DT Senior JUSTICE EJIKE CAM MOBLEY #72 NT Junior NT Junior CARLOS CAVE AKEEM GARNETT #4 OLB Senior GO STAR Junior EDWIN JACKSON CARL ROBINSON 129 MLB Junior LB Junior KYLE OEHLBECK JAMES RILEY 149 OLB Senior LB Sophomore VALDON COOPER SADATH JEAN-PIERRE #1 CB Junior CB Senior LAVELLE WESTBROOKS BRANDON McCLADDIE #45 CB Senior CB Senior Iffc DEION STANLEY \ JULIAN BAXTER 128 PW SS Junior S Junior | MATTDOBSON NICK WILLIS #27 FS Sophomore S Sophomore 'Information from GSeagles.com and Citadelsports.com Thursday, October 10, 2013 GAMEDAY4 The George-Anne www.thegeorgeanne.com Thursday, October 10, 2013 GAMEDAY 5 GAMEDAY 6 Thursday, October 10, 2013 The George-Anne /'The\ HEIGHT WEIGHT .« CITADEL \ 5'11"225 IBS 5'9" 180lBS Leads team with 37 tackles 2nd on team with 519 rushing yards 5 solo tackles last week 10 rushing touchdowns this season 1 sack last week vs 2 rushing touchdowns last week Dupree is an experienced quarterback in the triple-option offense. That experi- EDWIN JACKSON ence will come in handy facing a defense that often practices against that style BEN DUPREE of play. Jackson, an experienced .football player himself, has played in at least 12 games in each of his first two seasons on the team and looks to be a key contributor again this week. Senior QUARTERBACK MAYDAY MATCHUP Mayday Match Mayday Matchup takes a look at how the opponent's best player on offense and defense will match up against Georgia Southern University. This week will focus on a ♦**The^ quarterback vs. linebacker matchup and a linebacker vs. running back matchup. :CITADEL\ [Jp^fflR HEIGHT WEIGHT 5'9" 201 LBS CARL ROBINSON 6T 245 " WILLIAM BANKS Leads team with 39 solo tackles 52 rushing yards last week 5 tackles last week One touchdown last week Junior 1 pass deflected last week 2nd on team with 265 rushing yards LINEBACKER VS The matchup between Robinson and Banks is the typical matchup between an experienced running back and an experienced linebacker. Banks has received the bulk of the carries this season from the B-back position due to the injury to Dominique Swope and has produced in big situations. Robinson is a tackling machine who can move well in open space and will prove to be a challenge for the GSU offense. 'Information from GSeagles.com and Citadelsports.com www.thegeorgeanne.com Thursday, October 10, 2013 GAMEDAY7 _ HISTORY OF THE GAME GSU vs. The Citadel The first matchup as Southern Conference GSU racked off five more consecutive wins including penalties and turnovers. I BY WILL CHENEY opponents came in the 1993 regular season. The from 2007 to 2011, before a heart-breaking loss With this being the last conference matchup The George-Anne staff Eagles continued their winning fashion, beating in Charleston, in week two of the 2012 season. between the two programs in the foreseeable As conference opponents Georgia Southern the Bulldogs 16-6 in Statesboro. Wins were The game from last season saw GSU take future, added with the fact that last year's nail- University and The Citadel have been battling traded between the 1993 and 1996 seasons to a late lead on a rushing touchdown by then- biting loss is still ingrained in the minds of Eagle it out for the last 20 seasons, GSU has been bring the all-time series to 3-2-0 in GSU's favor. freshman quarterback Ezayi Youyoute to and Bulldog faithful alike, this has the makings able to claim the series with a record of 15-5-0 From 1997 up until this point, GSU give the Eagles a 21-20 lead with just over of another hard-fought SoCon matchup. without losing consecutive matchups. dominated the series, winning six straight three minutes left in the game. The game was Similar to GSU's previous SoCon finales The first matchup between the two programs contests until 2002. Wins by GSU in 2004 and sealed in The Citadel's favor, however, when earlier this season against Wofford College, came in the 1990 NCAA I-AA playoffs. Former 2005 were sandwiched between losses in 2003 then junior kicker Thomas Warren kicked University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and GSU head coach Tim Stowers' Eagles defeated and 2006. GSU also recorded its fifth and sixth a 37-yard field goal with 35 seconds left to Samford University, The Citadel is sure to the Bulldogs in a 31-0 shutout en route to the national titles in that span, both under former bring the score 23-21, which stood as the bring its best performance to Allen E. Paulson programs fourth national title. head coach Paul Johnson. final. GSU led the game in most categories, Stadium on Military Appreciation Day. Nov. 24,1990 - GSU defeats The Citadel in the playoffs 31-0 in Sept. 8, 2012 - The Citadel defeats the first ever meeting between the two teams. GSU 23-21 in Charleston, S.C. Senior Quarterback Jerick McKinnon (1) jumps to avoid a Citadel defender. McKinnon rushed for a touchdown against the Bulldogs last season. mSSSSmmSSSSm GAMEDAY 8 Thursday, October 10, 2013 The George-Anne MORGAN LOVE PUBLIC RELATIONS AND MARKETING MAJOR 2013 HOMECOMING QUEEN A U STORE PRODUCTION Renu Cardigan- $4599 I Accente Scarf- $12.99 I GSU Water Bottle- $21.99 Nike Workout Capri- $49-99 1 GSU Sunglasses- $6.99