Regular season ·

Coastal Carolina beat Old Dominion

Coastal Carolina6-328
Old Dominion4-524Final
Sat, Nov 4 · S.B. Ballard Stadium, Norfolk, Va. · Crowd 17,982 · 63°, clearESPN+

Records are after this game.

Coastal Carolina had a 6 percent chance to win with 2:02 left in the 3rd quarter, by our win chance curve, and won 28-24, November 4, 2023.

How the game turned

Coastal Carolina aheadOld Dominion aheadLow: 6%

Q4 0:23 Coastal Carolina 28, Old Dominion 24

Coastal Carolina 71% to win

Vasko 14-yd TD pass to Pinckney, Coastal Carolina goes ahead 28-24

Big moments

  1. 1Q1 11:13 · Coastal Carolina 0, Old Dominion 7Coastal Carolina's win chance fell from 40% to 34%.Wilson 6-yd TD pass to Paige, Old Dominion goes ahead 7-0
  2. 2Q3 1:42 · Coastal Carolina 13, Old Dominion 21Coastal Carolina's win chance rose from 6% to 17%.Vasko 75-yd TD run, cuts it to 21-13
  3. 3Q4 8:11 · Coastal Carolina 21, Old Dominion 21Coastal Carolina's win chance rose from 15% to 52%.Beasley 17-yd TD run, two-point try good, ties it 21-21
  4. 4Q4 1:24 · Coastal Carolina 21, Old Dominion 24Coastal Carolina's win chance fell from 50% to 35%.Sanchez 38-yd field goal, Old Dominion goes ahead 24-21
  5. 5Q4 0:23 · Coastal Carolina 28, Old Dominion 24Coastal Carolina's win chance rose from 51% to 71%.Vasko 14-yd TD pass to Pinckney, Coastal Carolina goes ahead 28-24

Coastal Carolina's lowest chance to win was 6 percent. Win chance is our own calculation from the play-by-play, with each game's start set from the pregame expectation.

How the lead changed

Coastal Carolina took the lead for good with 0:23 left in the 4th quarter, Coastal Carolina 28, Old Dominion 24.

What happened next

  1. Coastal Carolina's next game: W 31-23 vs Texas State, Nov 11

    7 days later
  2. Old Dominion's next game: L 10-38 at Liberty, Nov 11

    7 days later
  3. The teams' next meeting after Nov 4, 2023: Coastal Carolina 45, Old Dominion 37, Oct 5, 2024

    about 11 months later

Related pages

Scores, dates and the stage: ESPN. Win chance: our curve from play-by-play; the turn is its largest one-play change that moved with the score.

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