Old Dominion cruised to a 27-10 victory over Georgia State in Week 14, controlling the game with strong second-half performance. The Monarchs scored 10 points in the second quarter and added 17 more in the third to put the game out of reach early.

Georgia State's offense struggled throughout, with quarterback Christian Veilleux completing passes for 154 yards. Running back Jordan Simmons led the Panthers' ground game with 88 rushing yards, while receiver Lane Wadle caught 8 passes. The visiting Panthers managed just 10 points, all coming in the second quarter.

Old Dominion's defense made crucial plays when it mattered most, including a fourth-quarter fumble recovery by J. Jones that sealed the contest. C. Joseph led the Monarchs' offense with multiple first-down conversions, including a 27-yard completion to J. Thomas in the third quarter that helped extend Old Dominion's advantage.

The game featured 16 lead changes and swung as much as 46.2 percentage points in win probability, though Old Dominion ultimately proved the more complete team. The final score fell under the 58.5-point over-under, and Georgia State covered the 29-point spread.