Max Johnson named starting quarterback for Georgia Southern in final college season
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Last updated Aug 28, 2026
Max Johnson has been named the starting quarterback for Georgia Southern ahead of the 2026 season. The 25-year-old quarterback previously played for LSU, Texas A&M, and North Carolina. Johnson's move to Georgia Southern comes after a varied career across multiple programs, including a season-ending injury at North Carolina. The Eagles will begin their season on September 5 against Charleston Southern.
- •Max Johnson starts for Georgia Southern in 2026 after several college transfers.
- •He previously played at LSU, Texas A&M, and North Carolina.
- •Johnson sustained a season-ending injury at North Carolina last year.
- •Georgia Southern opens the season on September 5 against Charleston Southern.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Former LSU, Texas A&M and UNC QB Max Johnson earns starting job for final college football season
"The 25-year-old will start for Georgia Southern after previously playing at LSU, Texas A&M and North Carolina.
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