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redsox907 · Post by **redsox907** » 10 Nov 2025, 19:40

Around the NCAA - End of 2033 Season

Top 25

         
1  | Coastal Carolina | 16-0
2  | Ole Miss         | 13-3
3  | Notre Dame       | 12-2
4  | Georgia          | 13-1
5  | Penn State       | 11-3
6  | Alabama          | 12-3
7  | Ohio State       | 12-3
8  | Louisville       | 10-3
9  | Syracuse         | 11-2
10 | Michigan         | 9-4
11 | Miami            | 11-4
12 | Oregon           | 12-2
13 | Tennessee        | 10-3
14 | Nebraska         | 11-3
15 | Tulane           | 12-2
16 | Michigan State   | 10-3
17 | SMU              | 11-3
18 | Wisconsin        | 9-4
19 | San Jose State   | 12-2
20 | UCLA             | 10-4
21 | Clemson          | 9-4
22 | Texas A&M        | 9-4
23 | Troy             | 12-2
24 | UTEP             | 11-3
25 | Buffalo          | 13-1

Conference Standings

          ACC           |      American         |       Big 12         |       Big Ten           |
#1 Costal Carolina 16-0 | Memphis          11-3 | #17 SMU         11-3 | #5 Penn State      11-3 | 
#11 Miami 11-4          | #15 Tulane       12-2 | Oklahoma State  10-3 | #7 Ohio State      12-3 |
#9 Syracuse 11-2        | Tulsa             9-4 | Baylor          10-4 | #10 Michigan        9-4 |
#8 Louisville 10-3      | North Texas       9-4 | BYU              7-6 | #14 Nebraska       11-3 |
#21 Clemson 9-4         | Rice              6-7 | Houston          6-7 | Iowa                9-4 |
Florida State 7-6       | Army              5-7 | Kansas State     7-6 | #18 Wisconsin       9-4 | 
West Virginia 7-6       | Florida Atlantic  5-7 | Arizona State    6-7 | #16 Michigan State 10-3 |
Virginia Tech 6-7       | East Carolina     5-7 | TCU              7-6 | Maryland            9-4 |
Boston College 5-7      | UAB               5-7 | Utah             4-8 | Purdue              7-6 |
Georgia Tech 4-8        | Temple            5-7 | Arizona          7-6 | Rutgers             4-8 |
NC State 7-6            | UCF               5-7 | Iowa State       7-5 | Indiana             4-8 |
Pittsburgh 5-7          | Navy             2-10 | Kansas           5-7 | Cincinnati          4-8 |
North Carolina 4-8      | USF              2-10 | Texas Tech       4-8 | Northwestern        3-9 |
Duke 3-9                |                       |                      | Illinois           2-10 | 
Virginia 4-8            |                       |                      | Minnesota          2-10 | 
Wake Forest 2-10        |                       |                      |                         |
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        C-USA           |          MAC          |         MWC          |         Pac-12          |
#24 UTEP           11-3 | #25 Buffalo      13-1 | #19 San Jose St 12-2 | #12 Oregon         12-2 |
Liberty            11-3 | Kent State       11-3 | Air Force        9-5 | #20 UCLA           10-4 | 
Western Kentucky    8-5 | Northern Illinois 9-4 | Nevada          10-3 | Washington          9-4 |
Delaware            8-5 | Toledo            9-4 | Wyoming          8-5 | Stanford            8-5 |
Missouri State      5-7 | Miami (OH)        9-4 | Utah State       7-6 | USC                 7-6 |
Sam Houston         6-7 | Western Michigan  8-5 | Colorado State   7-6 | UNLV                5-7 |
Louisiana Tech      5-7 | Bowling Green     7-6 | Hawaii           4-8 | Boise State         8-5 |
Middle Tennessee    7-6 | Eastern Michigan  5-7 | San Diego State  4-8 | Colorado            7-6 |
Florida Inter.      6-6 | UMass             4-8 | New Mexico       3-9 | California          7-6 |
UTSA                3-9 | Central Michigan  3-9 | New Mexico St    3-9 | Oregon State       2-10 |
Kennesaw State      3-9 | Ball State       2-10 |                      | Washington State   2-10 |
Jacksonville State  3-9 | Ohio              3-9 |                      | Fresno State        3-9 | 
                        | Akron            2-10 |                      |                         |
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          SEC               |       Sun Belt (East)           |       Sun Belt (West)            |
#4 Georgia             13-1 | Appalachian State          11-3 | #23 Troy                    12-2 |
#6 Alabama             12-3 | Marshall                    8-5 | Louisiana-Lafayette          8-5 |
#2 Ole Miss            13-3 | Georgia State               7-6 | Southern Mississippi         6-7 |
#13 Tennessee          10-3 | James Madison               7-6 | Louisiana-Monroe             4-8 |
Florida                 9-4 | Charlotte                   4-8 | Texas State                  4-8 |
LSU                     9-4 | Georgia Southern            3-9 | South Alabama                4-8 |
Texas                   9-4 | Old Dominion               1-11 | Arkansas State              2-10 |
Oklahoma                9-4 |                                 |                                  |
#22 Texas A&M           9-4 |                                 |                                  |
Missouri                8-5 |                                 |                                  |
Arkansas                7-6 |                                 |                                  |
Auburn                  7-6 |                                 |                                  |
Vanderbilt              4-8 |                                 |                                  |
Kentucky                4-8 |                                 |                                  |
South Carolina          3-9 |                                 |                                  |
Mississippi State       4-8 |                                 |                                  |

League Leaders

         Passing Leaders       |   Yards  |            Touchdown Leaders        |   TDs   |        Interception Leaders        |   INTs
Alex Esquivel, Arkansas        |   5,178  |    Alex Esquivel, Arkansas          |   50    |   Ryan Ruston, Washington State    |   23
Jeremy Kozlowski, Iowa         |   4,984  |    Fredrick Meredith, Coastal Car.  |   47    |   Fredrick Meredith, Coastal Car.  |   17
Leati Toilolo, UTEP            |   4,964  |    Clayton Heggie, Florida          |   46    |   Terrell Waldron, Akron           |   17
Femi Savage, BYU               |   4,926  |    Jeremy Kozlowski, Iowa           |   43    |   Bryce Arora, North Car.          |   16
Ben Sensabaugh, Tulane         |   4,843  |    Jabari Egbule, Georgia           |   42    |   Khalid Waggoner, Army            |   15

     Rushing Leaders           | Attempts |            Yardage Leaders          |  Yards  |          Touchdown Leaders         |   TDs
George Waletzko, Eastern Mich. |   336    |   Cornell Jennings, Coastal Car.    |  2,200  |   Cornell Jennings, Coastal Car.   |   36
Stefon Bequette, Buffalo       |   328    |   Stefon Bequette, Buffalo          |  1,724  |   Nick Flemister, Syracuse         |   30
Juan Maddox, Michigan          |   313    |   Juan Maddox, Michigan             |  1,612  |   Emeka Togiai, Wisconsin          |   27
Nick Bortles, UCLA             |   295    |   George Waletzko, Eastern Michigan |  1,600  |   Markell Coxie, FSU               |   26
Kevin Potts, SJSU              |   293    |   Robert Beaver, SMU                |  1,546  |   Evan Shelby, TAMU                |   25

         Reception Leaders     |  Total   |             Yardage Leaders         |  Yards  |         Touchdown Leaders          |   TDs
Paul Drgaos, Iowa              |   123    |   Mike Weeks, Georgia               |  1,735  |   Jason Shelley, Bowling Green     |   21
LaMarcus Yancey, Ohio State    |   124    |   Zay Ford, Alabama                 |  1,660  |   Deontay Treggs, Tennessee        |   20
Mike Weeks, Georgia            |   123    |   Tavon Brown, UTEP                 |  1,637  |   Parker Yates, Iowa               |   19
Tavon Brown, UTEP              |   123    |   David Frank, Tulane               |  1,625  |   Kramryn Qualls, Boise State      |   19
James Bermudez, Virginia Tech  |   114    |   Kristian Fleming, Arkansas        |  1,565  |   Zay Ford, Alabama                |   18

          Tackle Leaders       |  Total   |            TFL Leaders              |  Total  |
MLB DeMarcus Gono, Hawaii      |   136    |  DE Alfonso Smith, Coastal Car.     |  46     |
MLB Martin Barr, Tulsa         |   124    |  DE Andres Bavaro, Memphis          |  39     |
LB Lorenzo Keener, Clemson     |   121    |  LB Carl Urbik, Coastal Car.        |  32     |
MLB Nick Darden, Alabama       |   119    |  DE Larry Duarte, Miami             |  30     |
MLB Otis Berryman, FSU         |   116    |  DT Sean Berger, Ohio State         |  30     |

          Sacks Leaders        |  Total   |         Interception Leaders        | Total   |
DE Alfonso Smith, Coastal Car. |  30.5    |  CB Zack Tangelo, North Texas       |   8     |
DE Andres Bavaro, Memphis      |  25.0    |  CB Juan Skipper, Tulane            |   8     |
DT Sean Berger, Ohio State     |  19.5    |  CB Marquice LaRue, Nebraska        |   8     |
DE Leon Morris, Miami          |  19.5    |  CB Delvin Canady, Miami (OH)       |   8     |
DE Larry Duarte, Miami         |  17.0    |  CB Louis Couch, USC                |   8     |

Post by **djp73** » 10 Nov 2025, 20:09

Tom Bick

redsox907 · Post by **redsox907** » 10 Nov 2025, 20:54

The Wait Is Over - Marcus Freeman Announced As Kade Vaughn's Successor

Conway, SC. - Coastal Carolina’s search for its next head coach has ended and this time, the Chanticleers are opting for calm over chaos.

Multiple sources confirm that former Notre Dame and Troy head coach Marcus Freeman has agreed to become the next head coach at Coastal Carolina, replacing Kade Vaughn, who departed for the Pittsburgh Steelers in February.

Freeman, 48, brings a resume steeped in both high-level experience and defensive discipline. After leading Notre Dame to the 2024 National Championship Game in just his fourth season, Freeman guided the Irish to three additional College Football Playoff appearances (2026, 2027, 2029), though he never managed another postseason win. He was dismissed in 2031 following a disappointing 5-7 finish, ending his tenure in South Bend with a 101-22 record.

Rather than retreating, Freeman quietly rebuilt his reputation at Troy, going 20-7 across two seasons; including a 12-2 mark in 2033 that saw the Trojans finish ranked No. 23 nationally. His defenses were once again among the most disciplined and physical in the Group of Five, and his player development chops earned widespread praise from peers and media alike.

According to multiple Coastal sources, Freeman’s measured, professional demeanor played a key role in his hiring. After nine years under the magnetic, and at times polarizing Vaughn, Coastal’s leadership wanted a head coach who could bring steadiness to a program that has lived in the national spotlight for all the wrong reasons on more than one occasion.

“Marcus is the kind of guy who lets his team’s play do the talking,” one Coastal administrator said. “We wanted a coach we didn’t have to worry about every week; no headlines, no soundbites, just results. Freeman’s all business.”

The decision also reflects a commitment to maintaining Coastal’s emerging defensive identity. With defensive coordinator Tony White departing for Colorado, Freeman’s hiring ensures continuity on that side of the ball. A former linebacker at Ohio State and long regarded as one of college football’s sharpest defensive minds, Freeman will likely retain elements of White’s aggressive, attacking style while adding his own disciplined structure.

Still, questions remain on the offensive side. Vaughn and former offensive coordinator Tino Sunseri turned Coastal into one of the nation’s most explosive units, a standard Freeman has reportedly vowed to uphold. Per sources, Freeman and Athletic Director Mike Buddie are targeting an “innovative, aggressive offensive coordinator” with Power Five experience to balance Freeman’s defensive focus.

In the wake of Vaughn’s high-profile exit and the off-field noise that followed, the Freeman hire feels like a statement a reset toward professionalism, stability, and long-term growth.

Post by **Caesar** » 10 Nov 2025, 20:55

#Caesatradamus

redsox907 · Post by **redsox907** » 10 Nov 2025, 21:20

Caesar wrote: ↑
10 Nov 2025, 20:55
#Caesatradamus

the only correct prediction :rockclap:

I'll PM you in the preseason and you can pick a recruit to rename

SN - thats my line

redsox907 · Post by **redsox907** » 10 Nov 2025, 21:26

Freeman Announces Coaching Staff - With One Legendary Addition

Conway, SC. - A new era of Coastal Carolina football is officially underway in Conway. Less than two weeks after being introduced as head coach, Marcus Freeman has finalized his first staff and it’s a blend of familiar faces, proven leaders, and one legendary Chanticleer coming home.

Freeman announced the hires of Tommy Rees as offensive coordinator, Brent Pry as defensive coordinator, and former Coastal All-American Walt Reyna as linebackers coach on Monday. The trio gives Coastal a mix of national experience and local pride as the Chanticleers look to stay among the elite after back to back National Championships.

Rees, who previously worked with Freeman at Notre Dame, reunites with his former head coach after a winding journey that’s taken him through Alabama, the NFL’s Cleveland Browns, and most recently LSU under Brian Kelly. Known for his sharp football IQ and calm approach, Rees is expected to help Coastal maintain its explosive offense while keeping things steady under the spotlight.

“Coach Freeman said from day one he wanted a professional, detailed staff, guys who knew how to win and knew how to handle it,” one Coastal player told The Chronicle. “Coach Rees brings that kind of energy. You can already tell he’s all business.”

On the defensive side, Freeman tapped Brent Pry, the former Virginia Tech head coach and longtime defensive coordinator, to lead a group that’s been one of the country’s best over the past two seasons. Pry spent last year at Minnesota, where his defense finished in the national Top 50 despite the Gophers’ struggles in the Big Ten. His disciplined, no-nonsense style fits perfectly with Freeman’s own defensive background.

“Defense is still the heartbeat here,” said sophomore linebacker Trevor Bausby. “Coach Pry and Coach Freeman? That’s a scary combo. They both demand perfection, and they know exactly how to get it out of you.”

But the biggest headline in Conway might be the return of Walt Reyna, one of the greatest players to ever wear teal. The 28-year-old former Chanticleer star will coach the linebackers; the same position where he made history from 2027–2030, becoming the only player in NCAA history to win the Bednarik, Nagurski, and Butkus Awards in four straight seasons.

After short stints in the NFL, Reyna spent last season coaching at his alma mater, Irmo High School in South Carolina. Now, he’s back where it all started.

“Reyna brings the blue-collar mentality that we want to recapture,” Freeman said. “He was a lunch-pail guy; not the flashiest, not the fastest, but always in the right place, always doing his job. That’s the standard we want here.”

For a program that’s seen plenty of change over the past few months, from Kade Vaughn’s jump to the NFL to multiple staff departures, Freeman’s first hires send a clear message: Coastal isn’t resetting; it’s reloading.

2033_Coaching_Carousel

Name	Previous School	New School	Reason
Alex Golesh	Iowa	TCU	Hired
Abdul Haskins	DC	Iowa State	Hired
Andy Kotelnicki	Penn State OC	Michigan State	Hired
Brian Kelly	LSU	N/A	Retired
Brent Kiernan	Buffalo OC	Minnesota	Hired
Brian McKelvin	UL Monroe	Louisiana-Lafayette	Hired
Barry Rozeboom	Oregon State	Northern Illinois	Fired
Christian Flanigan	Tulane	Pittsburgh	Hired
Dalton Carstens	DC	Eastern Michigan	Hired
David Chavis	Arkansas State	FIU	Fired
Dave Doeren	Illinois	Oregon State	Fired
Drew Hollingshead	Fresno State	Washington State	Fired
Dan Lanning	USC	Illinois	Fired
DaMarius Warmack	OC	Ball State	Hired
Eric Edlrenkamp	Sam Houston	USF	Hired
Forrest Layne	DC	Troy	Hired
Greg Akbar	DC	Wyoming	Hired
George Alaka	FIU	UTSA	Hired
Glenn Schumann	Georgia OC	Duke	Hired
Hugh Freeze	TCU	Mississippi State	Fired
John Cashman	IC	Sam Houston	Hired
Jake Dickert	Georgia Southern	New Mexico	Hired
James Ellington	Eastern Michigan	N/A	NFL
Jedd Fisch	Georgia Tech	Tulane	Fired
Jabu Ogbonna	Northern Illinois	Kansas	Hired
Jake Olshansky	South Alabama	Arkansas State	Hired
Jonathan Smith	Wyoming	Utah	Hired
Jayden Thrasher	DC	Fresno State	Hired
Kenny Dillingham	Michigan State	LSU	Hired
Kyle Dugas	DC	South Carolina	Hired
Keith Heckendorf	Iowa State	Iowa	Hired
Major Applewhite	New Mexico	UL Monroe	Fired
Marcus Freeman	Troy	Coastal Carolina	Hired
Mike Gundy	Texas Tech	N/A	Retired
Mike Norvell	Utah	USC	Hired
Manny Stumph	DC	Temple	Hired
Quinn Sanders	Northern Illinois OC	Texas Tech	Hired
Russ Best	Old Dominion	N/A	Fired
Shane Beamer	Temple	Wake Forest	Hired
Sterling Bowie	New Mexico State	South Alabama	Fired
Steve LaPorta	DC	Appalachian State	Hired
Steven McCoy	OC	Old Dominion	Hired
Sateki Yanda	Appalachian State	Georgia Tech	Hired
Theo Ah You	DC	New Mexico State	Hired
Trent Bray	Colorado	N/A	NFL
Ty Madden	OC	Georgia Southern	Hired
Tony White	Coastal Carolina DC	Colorado	Hired

Post by **James** » 10 Nov 2025, 21:37

This will be an interesting coaching hire for sure. Looking forward to the next journey!

redsox907 · Post by **redsox907** » 10 Nov 2025, 21:55

Exodus - Chanticleers Lose 30 Players To Graduation & NFL Draft

Conway, SC. - There’s a strong argument to be made that during their 32-game winning streak and back-to-back national titles, the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers fielded some of the greatest talent college football has ever seen.

That notion became reality this week, as Coastal bid farewell to 30 players, 19 graduating seniors and 11 underclassmen declaring early, during the program’s annual Teal Farewell celebration. Of the Chanticleers’ 22 offensive and defensive starters, only redshirt junior linebacker Carl Urbik will return to defend the crown.

“I’m starting to feel a little like Will Smith at the end of Fresh Prince,” Urbik joked, glancing around the stage. “But I’m damn proud to have called all of you my teammates. We accomplished something few programs ever have.”

The night’s biggest surprise came when former head coach Kade Vaughn appeared alongside new head coach Marcus Freeman; a moment that drew the loudest ovation of the evening.

“It wouldn’t feel right sending this group off without a word from the man who helped get them here,” Freeman said before signaling to the bleachers, where Vaughn emerged to a roar.

According to sources, Vaughn’s appearance was jointly arranged by Freeman and former athletic director Chance Miller, now overseeing program events in his new role. Current AD Mike Buddie, seated nearby, appeared caught off guard by the cameo.

Afterward, Freeman made clear he wouldn’t shy away from recognizing Vaughn’s legacy. “I remember facing him more than once and I’m not ashamed to say he got the best of me,” Freeman said. “He took this program from scrappy upstart to powerhouse. You can’t tell Coastal’s story without Kade Vaughn. My job now is to build on that foundation; not bury it.”

As the ceremony closed, Fredrick Meredith delivered one final message for the teal faithful.
“We came, we saw, and we fucking conquered,” he shouted, drawing a roar from teammates and fans alike.

Tomorrow isn’t promised, but this group left no doubt: for three unforgettable seasons, the Chanticleers ruled college football, and but for one playoff loss to Georgia in 2031, might have etched a three-peat into history.

Chanticleers 2033 Departures
JR HB Cornell Jennings (99) | NFL Draft
JR(RS) WR Tavares Tinker (95) | NFL Draft
JR(RS) MLB Anthony Atogwe (94) | NFL Draft
SR LT Trevor Dobbins (94) | NFL Draft
JR(RS) WR Tyler Hagg (94) | NFL Draft
JR(RS) RT Devin Trinidad (94) | NFL Draft
JR(RS) QB Fredrick Meredith (94) | NFL Draft
JR(RS) CB Emmanuel Abrams (93) | NFL Draft
JR(RS) WR Dorian Allan (93) | NFL Draft
JR(RS) LB Tyrone Flinn (93) | NFL Draft
SO(RS) FS Keke Allotey (93) | NFL Draft
SO(RS) G Jose Small (93) | NFL Draft
SR(RS) DE Alfonso Smith (93) | NFL Draft
SR(RS) G Frank Marvin (93) | NFL Draft
SR(RS) WR Bernie Bender (92) | NFL Draft
SR(RS) DT Jermaine Uzomah (91) | NFL Draft
SR(RS) DE Ramon Queiro (91) | NFL Draft
SR TE Jamal Stephen (90) | NFL Draft
SR(RS) CB Robert Eling (90) | NFL Draft
SR(RS) C Nick Cobb (89) | Graduation
SR CB John Landman (89) | Graduation
SR(RS) WR Frank DuBose (87) | Graduation
SR(RS) SS Randy Granger (87) | Graduation
SR(RS) T Rich Swenson (86) | Graduation
SR(RS) LB Craig Bragg (85) | Graduation
SR(RS) C David Conte (84) | Graduation
SR(RS) HB Duke Kryspin (84) | Graduation
SR(RS) DT Imani Wake (84) | Graduation
SO(RS) T Colt McCallister (83) | Transfer - Coach Prestige
SR(RS) G Slade Levick (82) | Graduation
SO(RS) C Wayne Sails (81) | Transfer - Coach Prestige
FR(RS) QB Koren Moses (76) | Transfer - Playing Time
SR(RS) QB JC Uche (74) | Graduation

2033 NFL Draft Results
QB Fredrick Meredith - 1st Round
HB Cornell Jennings - 1st Round
LT Trevor Dobbins - 1st Round
MLB Anthony Atogwe - 1st Round
LB Tyrone Flinn - 1st Round
WR Tavares Tinker - 2nd Round
WR Tyler Hagg - 2nd Round
WR Dorian Allen - 2nd Round
RT Devin Trinidad - 2nd Round
CB Emmanuel Abrams - 2nd Round
FS Keke Allotey - 2nd Round
G Jose Small - 3rd Round
G Frank Marvin - 3rd Round
DE Alfonso Smith - 3rd Round
WR Bernie Bender - 4th Round
CB Robert Eling - 4th Round
DE Ramon Queiro - 4th Round
DT Jermain Uzomah - 5th Round
TE Jamal Stephen - 5th Round
C Nick Cobb - 6th Round
CB John Landman - 6th Round

redsox907 · Post by **redsox907** » 10 Nov 2025, 23:49

Freeman Restocks the Cupboard With #1 Transfer Class

Conway, SC. - The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers saw 33 scholarships open up after 11 underclassman declared for the NFL Draft, 19 seniors graduated, and three more bid farewell via the transfer portal.

Already armed with the 2nd overall prep recruiting class, Freeman took what Vaughn had built and doubled down, bringing in the #1 rated transfer portal class that helped propel Coastal past the previously #1 ranked class of the Ohio State Buckeyes.

"Coastal has become a brand synonymous with winning and I think regardless of the head coaching change, the players across the country still believe in that," stated one anonymous ACC source.

"I thought Coach Vaughn leaving would give me pause," admitted 3rd overall recruit Warren Abiamiri, "But then you look at who they added? It's not like they went and got some upstart coach to try and learn on the fly. Coach Freeman is legit and I can't wait to get coached by a dude whose literally been in my shoes on the defense before."

A similar sentiment was echoed by many players either in interviews or by social media posts as they declared their intent to join the future of the Chanticleers.

Even DC Brent Pry used his leverage to pull Minnesota DT Miles Clutts, who Pry coached last year with the Golden Gophers, to Conway.

"It was clear what they were targeting, defense and the offensive line," declared one ESPN analyst, "Freeman has been emphatic about wanting to maintain their defensive identity and with only Carl Urbik and Monte Miner returning with experience, filing in that side of the ball was a priority."

Six of their twelve portal signees were on the defensive side of the ball with another pair on the offensive line.

"It remains to be seen how the talent is going to shake out, but no one can say that Coastal didn't reload in a big way."

While Coastal welcomed 33 new Chanticleers, three opted not to stay for the transition from Kade Vaughn to Marcus Freeman. QB Koren Moses signed with Oklahoma State, C Willie Sails signed with Georgia, and T Colt McCalister signed with the Michigan Wolverines.

-2033-Recruiting-Signees

Ranking	Position	Name	Height	Weight	Hometown	Tendency	NAT/STA/POS	Dev Trait
	LB	Warren Abiamiri	6'4	235	Savannah, GA	Signal Caller	3/1/1	Star
	C	Josh Robbins	6'1	306	Houston, TX	Agile	5/3/1	Star
	WR	Luis Palacio	6'3	209	Duncan, SC	Contested Specialist	11/1/2	Star
	MLB	David Kendricks	6'0	233	Charlotte, NC	Thumper	21/1/2	Star
	DE	Eric DuBois	6'3	235	Cleveland, OH	Power Rusher	27/1/3	Normal
	T	DaMarious Angerer	6'8	294	Florence, SC	Raw Strength	36/2/7	Star
	QB	Marquel Lamur	6'2	214	Columbia, SC	Dual Threat	50/4/3	Impact
	CB	Kevin Gutiererez	6'0	175	Pahokee, FL	Bump and Run	72/6/5	Normal
	HB	Kenya Terrill	6'0	206	Irmo, SC	North/South Receiver	95/5/6	Star
	SS	Javonte Kuhn	6'3	193	Madison, MS	Box Speed Rusher	117/2/11	Normal
	WR	Tahj Brown	6'5	202	Burien, WA	Physical Route Runner	194/3/31	Normal
	G	Jamie Robledo	6'2	321	Alexandria, KY	Well Rounded	223/3/12	Impact
	CB	Evan Dray	6'1	193	Moultrie, GA	Bump and Run	243/17/22	Normal
	SS	Cesar Bautista	6'1	211	North Richland Hills, TX	Coverage Specialist	263/39/6	Normal
	FS	DeMario Council	6'3	233	Williamsport, PA	Thumper	294/4/23	Normal
	DE	Bruce Agude	6'3	246	Stockton, CA	Speed Rusher	297/36/29	Impact
	TE	George Hendricks	6'2	225	Avon, CT	Pure Possession	310/2/10	Star
	T	Antoine Balogh	6'8	282	Huntington, WV	Raw Strength	319/1/26	Star
	G	Juan Stroman	6'5	292	Duncan, SC	Raw Strength	362/7/28	Normal
	QB	Jermaine Biggers	6'4	183	Marietta, GA	Pocket Passer	1,305/107/83	Normal
	TE	Jalen Ekanem	6'5	201	Hartsville, SC(JUCO)	Physical Route Runner	632/12/131	Normal

2033_Transfer_Signees

Position	Class	Name	Previous School	2033 Stats
WR	SO	Braydon Tabor	BYU	73 Rec, 1,191 Yds, 8 TD
DT	SO	Miles Clutts	Minnesota	56 Tkl, 10 TFL, 2.5 Sacks
CB	JR	Taj Foxworth	Colorado State	75 Tkl, 2 TFL, 5 INT
LT	JR	Pat Searcy	Missouri	5 Sacks
LB	JR	Robby Stutz	Virginia	12 Tkl, 4 TFL, 2 Sacks
FS	JR	Dalton Carney	Hawaii	56 Tkl
SS	JR	Anthony Paulo	Texas A&M	57 Tkl, 3 INT
DT	JR	Brian Loudermilk	Kansas	35 Tkl, 9 TFL, 1.5 Sacks
QB	JR	Johnny Sumner	USF	N/A
C	SO	Tavares Rasmussen	Indiana	One Sack
TE	JR	Chester Dukes	Northern Illinois	58 Rec, 572 Yds, 3 TD
TE	JR	Marco Liggins	Oregon	17 Rec, 98 Yds, TD

2033_Class_Rankings

Name	Total
Coastal Carolina	33	5	22	6	0	0
Ohio State	30	4	24	2	0	0
Michigan	27	3	19	5	0	0
Clemson	33	2	25	6	0	0
Miami	29	2	24	3	0	0
Oklahoma	29	2	20	7	0	0
Alabama	27	2	19	6	0	0
Georgia	32	1	26	5	0	0
LSU	28	2	12	14	0	0
Ole Miss	28	2	9	17	0	0
Penn State	25	0	17	8	0	0
Tennessee	24	1	15	8	0	0
Notre Dame	27	1	16	10	0	0
Washington	27	1	19	13	0	1
Wisconsin	24	1	11	11	1	0
Nebraska	22	1	9	12	0	0
USC	23	1	9	13	0	0
UCLA	31	1	7	23	0	0
Florida	28	0	9	19	0	0
Auburn	28	0	9	16	3	0
Louisville	29	0	8	21	0	0
Arkansas	26	0	9	17	0	0
Texas	26	0	6	20	0	0
BYU	23	0	8	13	2	0
Iowa	21	0	7	14	0	0

Deuce2223 · Post by **Deuce2223** » 11 Nov 2025, 01:10

Talk about a roster overhaul.. Should be fun finding the next stars in the Coastal Legacy and it's always nice to have one return home and start his coaching career..

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