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Southern Mississippi vs. Opponents


Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles
University of Southern Mississippi
 Hattiesburg, MS
Founded: 1910
Stadium: Roberts Stadium
Capacity: 33,000
Colors: Black & Gold
Coach: Will Hall
Conference: Sun Belt-West

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference

  
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 Date   Opponent   Score    
 9/7/2024 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 35-10     
 9/17/2011 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 52-6     
 9/20/1969 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 14-6     
 9/21/1968 (Sat)  @  Southeastern Louisiana   W 27-15     
 9/23/1967 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 20-7     
 9/24/1966 (Sat)  @  Southeastern Louisiana   W 15-13     
 9/18/1965 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 15-0     
 10/10/1959 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 26-6     
 10/11/1958 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 33-6     
 10/12/1957 (Sat)  @  Southeastern Louisiana   W 14-0     
 10/13/1956 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 21-14     
 10/15/1955 (Sat)  @  Southeastern Louisiana   W 33-0     
 10/16/1954 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   L 7-13     
 10/17/1953 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 7-0     
 10/18/1952 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 20-12     
 10/20/1951 (Sat)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 35-6     
 10/21/1950 (Sat)  @  Southeastern Louisiana   L 0-7     
 11/19/1948 (Fri)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 27-0     
 11/27/1947 (Thu)  @  Southeastern Louisiana   W 35-0     
 11/22/1946 (Fri)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   L 0-20     
 10/10/1941 (Fri)  vs.  Southeastern Louisiana   W 43-6     
 10/11/1940 (Fri)  @  Southeastern Louisiana   W 13-6     


Southern Mississippi has won 19  and scored 492 points
Southeastern Louisiana has won 3  and scored 153 points
with 0  being tied





# Forfeit       * Conference Game
Some records may be incomplete.



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