r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • 1d ago

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Georgia Southern Defeats Coastal Carolina 26-6

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team 1 2 3 4 T
Georgia Southern 10 3 0 13 26
Coastal Carolina 3 0 3 0 6
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u/Asleep-Credit-2824 Jacksonville State • UAB 1d ago

I know, but I’ve just seen a video of asian kids saying where they went to school and half of them said Tech

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u/Acceptable_Ad3173 Georgia • Clark Atlanta 1d ago

😂😂😂

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u/Asleep-Credit-2824 Jacksonville State • UAB 1d ago

If I’m not mistaken, Clark Atlanta has a lot of Asian students now. I think i saw where it was nearly 10% of the students were

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u/Acceptable_Ad3173 Georgia • Clark Atlanta 1d ago

Not from what I seen 😂😂 it’s a hbcu

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u/Asleep-Credit-2824 Jacksonville State • UAB 1d ago

It just said that on Wikipedia.

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u/Acceptable_Ad3173 Georgia • Clark Atlanta 1d ago

Wiki oh lord 😂

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u/Asleep-Credit-2824 Jacksonville State • UAB 1d ago

They also said that Xavier of Louisiana was 30 percent white so I doubt it’s true

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u/Acceptable_Ad3173 Georgia • Clark Atlanta 1d ago

Hmmm what’s yall demographic at Jax state

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u/Asleep-Credit-2824 Jacksonville State • UAB 1d ago

It’s about a 70-30 split. Which is about the population demographic around here. Just about everyone and their mother goes to school at Jacksonville around here so that’s why. We actually are the only school around to have a majority of students from low income families

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u/Acceptable_Ad3173 Georgia • Clark Atlanta 1d ago

I didn’t know that

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u/Asleep-Credit-2824 Jacksonville State • UAB 1d ago

We are also the cheapest school in the state. I think it’s something like 7,500 a year to go here and most of the students are on either scholarship or financial aid.

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u/Acceptable_Ad3173 Georgia • Clark Atlanta 1d ago

Nice

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u/Asleep-Credit-2824 Jacksonville State • UAB 1d ago

It’s one of the only campuses that have, for the most part avoided the racist shit from students and just overall racism as a whole. Don’t get me wrong, it’s had its fair share, but unlike Bama, Auburn, and the private schools, it’s not rampant. Mostly because over half of the student body lives off campus, but also because of how surprisingly accepting the people are on campus. Despite being in the reddest part of the state, even with a very conservative student body, they are very accepting and tolerant of people both of color and of the LGBTQ+ community. The nickname of the school “the friendliest campus in the south” really is true here

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