Nick Delahaye

The 2023 season is officially over for the Paladins after a heartbreaking overtime defeat by the hands of the #2 Montana Grizzlies. What went wrong for Furman, and what is next for football?

On Saturday, #7 Furman vanquished the Chattanooga Mocs in the second round of the FCS playoffs. But the Paladins must endure the elements and a strong Grizzly squad to win.

Following #18 Chattanooga’s victory against Austin-Peay and #7 Furman’s crushing defeat against Wofford, the Mocs and the Paladins will rematch in the FCS Playoffs this Saturday at 1 p.m.

#2 Furman’s championship season continued on Saturday as the Paladins trounced the VMI Keydets behind a prolific performance from QB Carson Jones and the defense, 37-3.

After star QB Tyler Huff went down with an injury, redshirt freshman QB Carson Jones stepped in and led the Paladins to victory. Despite the win, the hard work lies ahead for the Paladins.

Riding high after #2 Furman’s 29-17 defeat of WCU last week, the Paladins narrowly escaped defeat against East Tennessee State in Paladin Stadium.

The #4 Furman Paladins escaped Cullowhee with their much-needed “signature” win of the season, bolstering their resumé. With four games remaining, what must the Paladins do to become Southern Conference Champions?

The Paladins were able to sack Samford’s QB Michael Hiers nine times in last Saturday’s 27-21 victory over the Samford Bulldogs. However, a tough road lies ahead as the Paladins will travel to Cullowhee, North Carolina, to face the #8 Western Carolina Catamounts, a matchup that could decide the SoCon champion.

QB Tyler Huff and the #4 Furman Paladins continued their weekly domination in a commanding  28-14 win against in-state rival The Citadel.

Conference play for the #7 Paladins began with a commanding victory against the Mercer Bears on Saturday at Paladin Stadium.