Ex Libertate Veritas | Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

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christ UNC got wrecked

Beat the "tar" our those boys

Got to assert our dominance again before we get to the brutal 2nd half.

Kelsay had a bounce back couple of games, he staved off the wolves for now

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2029 - Week Five Preview

#11 Coastal Carolina (3-1)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 47.0 (6th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 25.0 (59th)
Offensive Rankings: 565.0 (1st)
Defensive Rankings: 419.3 (96th)

Appalachian State Mountaineers
64 Overall // 64 Offense // 66 Defense
Head Coach: Dowell Loggains (32-22)
Offensive Scheme: Multiple Offense
Defensive Scheme: Base 3-4
Offensive Points Per Game: 26.3 (88th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 20.3 (33rd)
Offensive Rankings: 377.3 (83rd)
Defensive Rankings: 370.3 (59th)

Appalachian State Mountaineers 2029 Results
Week 2 | @ South Carolina (2-2) | L 21-6
Week 3 | Charlotte (1-3) | W 28-20
Week 4 | FCS | W 45-20

Appalachian State Mountaineers Top Performers
SR(RS) QB Isaac Henley (78) | 65/112 (58%), 764 Yds, 5 TD, 2 INT
FR(RS) HB Shakir Tompkins (78) } 39 Att, 163 Yds, 2 TD
JR(RS) WR Dexter Meryl (80) | 18 Rec, 215 Yds
JR(RS) LB Joseph Grimm (77) | 24 Tkl, TFL
SO(RS) DE Tahj Heaps (75) | 11 Tkl, 4 TFL, 4 Sacks
JR(RS) DT David Ogbogu (69) | 7 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack
FR CB Jacques Mon (60) | 15 Tkl, INT

Notable Week Five Matchups
#7 Alabama (4-1) @ Mississippi State (4-0)
#6 Michigan (3-0) @ #5 Ole Miss (3-0)
#22 Auburn (2-2) @ Texas (3-1)
#1 Miami (5-0) @ #3 Louisville (4-0)
#2 Georgia (4-0) @ #20 Texas A&M (1-2)
#24 USC (3-1) @ #21 Washington (4-1)

Recruits Visiting Week Five
5* ATH Jamal Stephen (7/1/1)
5* ATH Sean Maggio (20/4/3)
4* RG JJ Mundy (166/3/13)
4* QB Fredrick Meredith (274/6/15)

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of all teams......florida state?

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of all teams......florida state?

our boy Mason Kelsay was shook maybe idk what else to say

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Smokin On Em


Mason Kelsay continued his improvement in Kade Vaughn's offense with a nearly perfect day in the Chants blowout win over rival App State.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Appalachian State	7	6	0	6	19
Coastal Carolina	14	21	21	3	59

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Appalachian State	Home
1st	Appalachian State	9:11	Courtland Gainwell, 27 Yd Pass From Isaac Henley	7	0
1st	Coastal Carolina	6:22	Carl Kopp, 4 Yd Pass From Mason Kelsay	7	7
1st	Coastal Carolina	1:42	Jason Toppins, 4 Yd Run	7	14
2nd	Appalachian State	8:33	Reed Mintze, 28 Yd FG	10	14
2nd	Appalachian State	5:23	Reed Mintze, 28 Yd FG	13	14
2nd	Coastal Carolina	4:40	Sidney Barkow, 70 Yd Run	13	21
2nd	Coastal Carolina	1:36	Sidney Barkow, 2 Yd Run	13	28
2nd	Coastal Carolina	0:19	Terrence Rugamba, 14 Yd Pass From Mason Kelsay	13	35
3rd	Coastal Carolina	9:57	Carl Kopp, 16 Yd Pass From Mason Kelsay	13	42
3rd	Coastal Carolina	7:44	Terrence Rugamba, 37 Yd Pass From Mason Kelsay	13	49
3rd	Coastal Carolina	2:11	Carl Kopp, 5 Yd Pass From Mason Kelsay	13	56
4th	Coastal Carolina	6:35	Jesus Mendez, 21 Yd FG	13	59
4th	Appalachian State	2:35	Manny Shembo, 6 Yd Pass From Donnell Brooks (Missed XP)	19	59

Coastal Carolina
Passing_Stats

Mason Kelsay	20/22, 250 Yds, 5 TD
Carter Smith	2/2, 11 Yds

Rushing_Stats

Jason Toppins	13 Att, 96 Yds, TD
Sidney Barkow	8 Att, 129 Yds, 2 TD
Mason Kelsay	6 Att, 36 Yds
Jalen Likely	5 Att, 47 Yds
Vince Shurmur	2 Att, 6 Yds
Carter Smith	2 Att, 5 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Carl Kopp	8 Rec, 100 Yds, 3 TD
Terrenge Rugamba	4 Rec, 80 Yds, TD
Sidney Barkow	2 Rec, 13 Yds
David Goedeke	2 Rec, 28 Yds
Frank DuBose	1 Rec, 8 Yds
George Rabe	1 Rec, 8 Yds
Percy LaRue	1 Rec, 3 Yds
Jalen Likely	1 Rec, 5 Yds
Trishtin Glass	1 Rec, 5 Yds
Matthew Hape	1 Rec, 12 Yds

Defensive_Stats

LB Juan Acker	10 Tkl, 4 TFL
FS AJ Dwumfour	9 Tkl
CB Mike Momah	9 Tkl, FR
MLB Walt Reyna	8 Tkl, 2 TFL
DE Brooks Wheat	3 Tkl, TFL, Sack
DT Mitch Dora	3 Tkl, 2 TFL, 2 Sacks, FF
DE Darrion Hammer	Tkl, TFL, Sack
DT Matt Woodley	2 Tkl, 2TFL, Sack

Appalachian State
Passing_Stats

Isaac Henley	18/24, 216 Yds, TD
Donnell Brooks	6/13, 54 Yds, TD

Rushing_Stats

Shakir Tompkins	13 Att, 26 Yds
Shaquille Kenyon	6 Att, 36 Yds
Isaac Henley	6 Att, -36 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Jacques Minton	6 Rec, 47 Yds
Courtland Gainwell	5 Rec, 75 Yds, TD
Dexter Meryl	4 Rec, 32 Yds
Manny Shembo	3 Rec, 20 Yds, TD
Barry Heggie	3 Rec, 62 Yds
Markus Merriman	2 Rec, 26 Yds
Tyree Figueroa	1 Rec, 8 Yds

Defensive_Stats

FS Ian Bullocks	13 Tkl
DE Denigel Cooper	6 Tkl, TFL, Sack
SS Ramon Hand	4 Tkl, TFL

Conway, SC. - The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers may have left the NCAA’s NIL probe in the rearview mirror, but their fans haven’t forgotten who lit the fuse. A year later, Dowell Loggains still gets the brunt of the venom in Conway. Brooks Stadium was once again littered with signs mocking the Appalachian State head coach as the “cigar tip” Vaughn flicks away, and as the fourth quarter wound down with the Chants firmly in control, the crowd erupted in a unified chant of “0-for-five!”—a reminder that Loggains has yet to notch a win against Vaughn since he took over in Conway.

“I take my trash talking very serious—it’s part of the mental game,” Vaughn said after the game, smiling as he addressed the raucous atmosphere. “But this fan base? They make it easy. They’re tuned in, they ride with us, and I don’t think I’m reaching when I say they’re one of the best in the country. Period.” Then, with a familiar grin, Vaughn added: “And head and shoulders above those scrubs in Boone.”

App State came out swinging, landing the first blow with a 27-yard touchdown strike from Courtland Gainwell on their opening drive. But when Sidney Barkow, playing in a limited role to avoid overuse, ripped off a 70-yard touchdown run, the momentum swung hard. From there, Coastal buried their rival under a wave of second- and third-quarter touchdowns, before easing off the gas in the final frame.

The game also provided a glimpse into Coastal’s future at wide receiver. After freshman Carl Kopp flashed in mop-up duty a week ago, Vaughn gave him extended first-team reps—and the Vanceboro, N.C. native delivered in emphatic fashion. Kopp hauled in eight catches for 100 yards and three touchdowns, cementing himself as part of the rotation going forward. “I’d say it’s safe to say he’s in the lineup now,” Vaughn quipped.

With App State dispatched once again, Coastal heads west for a much stiffer test: a trip to the Pacific Northwest to face the 19th-ranked Washington Huskies, a game that will challenge not only Mason Kelsay, but also his young and suddenly intriguing receiving corps.

Sideny Barkow may be one of the fastest players in the entire country and proved it once again, dusting the App State defense on this 70 yard sprint.


Coach Kade Vaughn has always preached if you make plays, you'll see the field and once again that was evident with WR Carl Kopp entering the starting lineup and snagging three touchdowns to secure his spot in the depth chart.

Notable Week Five Results
49 #5 Alabama (5-1) @ Mississippi State (4-1) 35
38 #25 Northwestern (4-1) @ #18 Indiana (3-1) 30
34 #10 Michigan (3-1) @ #3 Ole Miss (4-0) 37
28 #20 Auburn (3-2) @ Texas (3-2) 22
21 #8 Miami (5-1) @ #1 Louisville (5-0) 33
35 #2 Georgia (5-0) @ #24 Texas A&M (1-3)
35 USC (3-2) @ #19 Washington (5-1) 40

Recruits Visiting Week Five
5* ATH Jamal Stephen (7/1/1) - Top 3 Coastal #1 (Alabama #2)
5* ATH Sean Maggio (20/4/3) - Top 3 Coastal #1 (Miami #2)
4* G JJ Mundy (166/3/13) - Top 5 Coastal #1 (Clemson #2)
4* QB Fredrick Meredith (274/6/15) - Top 3 Coastal #1 (Duke #2)

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2029 - Week Six Preview

#9 Coastal Carolina (4-1)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 49.4 (3rd)
Defensive Points Per Game: 23.8 (44th)
Offensive Rankings: 561.2 (1st)
Defensive Rankings: 395.2 (76th)

#19 Washington Huskies (5-1)
89 Overall // 89 Offense // 89 Defense
Head Coach: Steve Sarkisian (25-7)
Offensive Scheme: Spread
Defensive Scheme: 4-2-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 40.3 (21st)
Defensive Points Per Game: 22.0 (27th)
Offensive Rankings: 426.0 (50th)
Defensive Rankings: 249.7 (34th)

Washington Huskies 2029 Results
Week 0 | FCS | W 38-3
Week 1 | @ Tennessee (5-0) | L 42-21
Week 2 | @ Stanford (4-1) | W 40-28
Week 3 | Boise State (2-4) | W 44-10
Week 4 | @ Oregon State (1-4) | W 59-14
Week 5 | USC (4-3) | W 40-35

Washington Huskies Injury Report
C Lary Fatafehi (70) | Torn Labrum (3 Weeks)

Washington Huskies Top Performers
SO(RS) Eli Corbin (84) | 121/165 (73%), 1,508 Yds, 15 TD, 0 INT
SO(RS) HB Daunte Kalis (89) | 111 Att, 485 Yds, 9 TD
SO(RS) WR Darryl Gilliam (80) | 30 Rec, 367 Yds, 3 TD
JR MLB Ofisa Mix (87) | 33 Tkl, 6 TFL, 3 Sacks, INT
JR DE Devin Free (83) | 23 Tkl, 6 TFL, 3 Sacks
JR DT Bret Vigil (79) | 12 Tkl, 4 TFL, 2.5 Sacks
JR CB D'Angelo Addison (83) | 23 Tkl, TFL, INT

Notable Week Six Matchups
#3 Ole Miss (4-0) @ #12 Nebraska (4-1)
#8 Miami (5-1) @ #16 Florida State (3-1)
#21 Arizona State (4-1) @ #22 SMU (3-2)
Wisconsin (3-1) @ #10 Michigan (3-1)

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Chanticleers Start Fast, Finish Strong In Washington


Trishtin Glass celebrating after his 75 yard touchdown kicked off a stellar 1st half for the Chanticleers.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Coastal Carolina	14	14	0	7	35
Washington	0	7	0	14	21

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Coastal Carolina	Washington
1st	Coastal Carolina	10:59	Trishtin Glass, 75 Yd Pass From Mason Kelsay	7	0
1st	Coastal Carolina	3:01	Mason Kelsay, 1 Yd Run	14	0
2nd	Washington	5:28	Daunte Kalis, 3 Yd Run	14	7
2nd	Coastal Carolina	2:03	Mason Kelsay, 8 Yd Run	21	7
2nd	Coastal Carolina	0:45	Sidney Barkow, 2 Yd Run	28	7
4th	Washington	11:37	Darnell Burnette, 80 Yd Pass From Eli Corbin	28	14
4th	Coastal Carolina	7:16	Sidney Barkow, 6 Yd Pass From Mason Kelsay	35	14
4th	Washington	4:40	Daunte Kalis, 61 Yd Run	35	21

Coastal Carolina
Passing_Stats

Mason Kelsay	28/43, 307 Yds, 2 TD, INT

Rushing_Stats

Sidney Barkow	23 Att, 108 Yds, TD
Mason Kelsay	14 Att, 82 Yds, TD
Jalen Toppins	9 Att, 64 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Carl Kopp	9 Rec, 66 Yds
Trishtin Glass	6 Rec, 108 Yds, TD
Terrence Rugamba	6 Rec, 81 Yds
Sidney Barkow	5 Rec, 37 Yds, TD
Dimitri Shakir	1 Rec, 11 Yds
George Rabe	1 Rec, 4 Yds

Defensive_Stats

CB Jason Ramsay	8 Tkl, TFL
MLB Walt Reyna	5 Tkl, 2 TFL, INT
DT Mitch Dora	Tkl, TFL, Sack

Washington
Passing_Stats

Eli Corbin	18/32, 263 Yds, TD, INT

Rushing_Stats

Daunte Kalis	14 Att, 97 Yds, 2 TD
Eli Corbin	5 Att, 25 Yds
Skyy Priestley	2 Att, 15 Yds
Shareef Blunt	1 Att, 5 Yds
Darryl Gilliam	1 Att, 6 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Darnell Burnette	5 Rec, 190 Yds, TD
Trevor Moncrieff	3 Rec, 28 Yds
Daunte Kalis	2 Rec, 7 Yds
John Forster	2 Rec -9 Yds
Jamie Atwood	2 Rec, 15 Yds
Darryl Gilliam	2 Rec, 11 Yds
Brian Hnat	1 Rec, 17 Yds
Skyy Priestley	1 Rec, 4 Yds

Defensive_Stats

MLB Ofisa Nix	19 Tkl, 3 TFL, FF
LB Jonathan Epperson Jr	14 Tkl, TFL, FR
SS Jacari Fant	12 Tkl, TFL
DT Bret Vigil	4 Tkl, TFL, Sack
DE Devin Free	2 Tkl, INT

Seattle, WA. - The last time Coastal Carolina hit the road to face a ranked opponent, they left Tallahassee stunned after Florida State stormed back in the second half to hand them their first loss since 2027. This time around in Seattle, the Chanticleers made sure history didn’t repeat itself, closing strong in the fourth quarter to silence a late Washington rally and leave the Pacific Northwest with a 35-21 win.

The Chants wasted no time setting the tone. On just the second play from scrimmage, tight end Trishtin Glass reminded everyone why he’s one of the nation’s most dangerous mismatches, spinning out of a tackle and racing 75 yards for a touchdown. That early strike sparked a dominant first half where Coastal scored on four of their first five possessions and built a 28-7 lead, punctuated by Eli Corbin’s first interception of the season setting up another score before the break.

But the game nearly flipped in the third quarter. Mason Kelsay coughed up two costly red-zone turnovers—a fumble and an interception—that kept the Huskies alive. Washington seized the opening, striking on an 80-yard bomb to Darnell Burnett, who beat true freshman corner Mike Momah clean in press coverage. The play threatened to shift momentum, but Kelsay responded with poise. He engineered a gritty 12-play, 4:12 drive, finishing it off with a six-yard swing pass to running back Sidney Barkow to stretch the lead back to three scores.

Washington landed one more punch as Daunte Kalis hurdled his way to a 61-yard touchdown, then marched into the red zone late with a chance to make it a one-possession game. But safety Nick Rudd-Johnson played perfect coverage in the back of the end zone, batting down Eli Corbin’s pass to seal the win. From there, Coastal bled the clock and celebrated a statement road victory.

Barkow was the workhorse, finally unleashed after two weeks of limited snaps. The Iowa State transfer piled up 145 all-purpose yards and two touchdowns, validating Vaughn’s decision to save him for bigger moments. “This is why he’s been on a snap count,” Vaughn explained. “We want his legs fresh when it matters. Too often in the past, we’ve leaned too heavily on our stars early, and it’s cost us late. Not this year.”

Kelsay’s performance was steady if not spotless—he threw for two scores and ran efficiently, but his pair of red-zone mistakes highlighted the fine line Coastal walks with an inexperienced quarterback. Still, the defense did its part, tightening up after giving up a couple of explosives and forcing Corbin to settle for underneath throws most of the night. “Outside of the two big plays, we controlled the pace,” Vaughn said afterward. “We forced them into long drives and took away the quick stuff. You’d like a few more sacks, but Corbin got rid of it just quick enough.”

With the win, Coastal moves to 5-1 and turns its attention to a marquee showdown at home next week against fellow independent powerhouse Notre Dame (4-1)—a matchup that could carry major playoff implications.

Kelsay tried to squeeze the ball just behind the dropping DE, who made an athletic play to nab the INT.


The Huskies still would have needed help if they scored again, but Nick Rudd-Johnson made sure there was no hope batting away the 4th and goal pass to seal the win.


Daunte Kalis was bottled up most of the night until he hurdled his way to a 61 yard score late in the 4th Q.


Notable Week Six Results
32 #16 Alabama (5-2) @ Texas (4-2) 38
21 #12 Ole Miss (4-1) @ #8 Nebraska (5-1) 48
16 #6 Miami (6-1) @ #20 Florida State (3-2) 12
24 Wisconsin (3-2) @ #9 Michigan (4-1) 56

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Chanticleers Make History In A Big Way

Conway, SC. - Bryce Underwood remains the crown jewel of Coastal Carolina football, the highest-rated player ever to wear Teal. But with Kade Vaughn’s machine now churning at full speed, Underwood might not hold that distinction for long—because the Chanticleers just landed their first-ever 5-star prep recruit.

And he’s a big one.

Jamal Stephen, a 6’7”, 247-pound athletic marvel from Covington, Georgia, announced he is committing to Coastal Carolina over heavyweights Alabama and Auburn. The decision instantly sent shockwaves through the recruiting world and marked another milestone in the Chanticleers’ rapid ascent.

“You look at what Coach Vaughn has done and there’s no doubt he’s about to run this business for a long time,” Stephen said during his announcement. “I can’t wait to be one of those building blocks—the kind of piece you look back on and say, ‘that’s where the machine started.’”

Stephen is already drawing lofty comparisons to former Florida Gator star Kyle Pitts, but some scouts think his blend of size, speed, and hands could push him even higher. “It’s a lofty comp, sure,” one evaluator noted, “but Stephen’s skill set fits perfectly in Vaughn’s system. Coastal isn’t shy about featuring the tight end in creative ways, and this kid has the tools to thrive right away.”

And as fate would have it, the Chanticleers may have also secured Stephen’s quarterback of the future. Just hours after Coastal’s statement win in Seattle, Fredrick Meredith—a dual-threat from North Carolina—announced his commitment. Meredith, the nation’s 15th-ranked quarterback and No. 274 overall prospect, brings exactly the kind of athletic profile Vaughn covets under center.

“He’s raw, no question,” one scout admitted. “The accuracy needs work. But he’s got a live arm, elite mobility, and the upside to grow into a real problem in Vaughn’s scheme.”

With Stephen, Meredith, and early signee Lee Omameh already on board, Coastal now holds three verbal commitments for the 2030 class, with as many as five more decisions expected in the coming weeks. For a program that once struggled to even get in the room with top-tier recruits, the pipeline of talent now choosing The Teal speaks volumes about how far Vaughn has taken the program—and how much higher they might still climb.

-2029-Recruiting-Rankings

Ranking	Position	Name	Hometown	Tendency	NAT/STA/POS	Stage	Coastal Rank
	T	Antonio Tripucka	Huntginton, WV	Pass Pro	4/1/1	Top 5	1st
	ATH	Jamal Stephen	Covington, GA	Pure Possession	7/1/1	Committed	1st
	WR	Tyler Hagg	Los Lunas, NM	Route Artist	19/1/2	Top 3	1st
	ATH	Sean Maggio	Lehigh Acres, FL	Contested Specialist	20/4/3	Battle vs Miami	1st
	LB	Carl Urbik	Flowood, MS	Thumper	52/1/8	Top 5	1st
	SS	Ross Gossett	Bellevue, NE	Box Specialist	55/1/1	Top 3	1st
	T	Devin Trinidad	Provo, UT	Agile	63/4/4	Top 5	1st
	WR	Brayden Sharpe	Rock Hill, SC	Gadget	79/3/13	Top 8	1st
	DT	Alphonso Pineda	Conway, SC	Gap Specialist	119/4/8	Top 3	2nd
	T	Lee Omameh	Littleton, CO	Pass Pro	127/2/8	Committed	1st
	FS	Oscar Creech	Greenville, SC	Hybrid	154/5/4	Top 3	2nd
	FS	Trevor Iverson	Honea Path, SC	Hybrid	146/6/5	Top 5	1st
	CB	Akeem Owusu	Loganville, GA	Bump and Run	169/13/18	Top 3	2nd
	CB	Hugh Boselli	Lithonia, GA	Field	179/15/19	Top 8	4th
	DE	Emmett O'Dowd	Greensboro, NC	Speed Rusher	197/5/14	Top 3	1st
	QB	Fredrick Meredith	Shelby, NC	Dual Threat	274/6/15	Committed	1st
	G	Ty Sahara	Johnston, SC	Agile	304/11/20	Top 8	1st
	CB	John Landman	Orange City, FL	Field	309/30/33	Top 5	1st
	HB	Justice Spear	Rock Hill, SC	Backfield Threat	312/12/33	Top 5	1st
	WR	Tavares Tinker	Columbia, SC	Speedster	374/13/65	Top 5	1st
	ATH	Spencer Vick	Columbia, SC	Vertical Threat	23/1/3	Committed	Clemson
	LB	Nathan Byard	Alpharetta, GA	Signal Caller	51/7/7	Top 3	N/A
	QB	Gordon Wood	New Orleans, LA	Dual Threat	80/1/5	Top 8	N/A
	DE	Grant Detmer	Draper, UT	Power Rusher	92/6/9	Top 5	N/A
	CB	Bret Mount	Mechanicsville, VA	Bump and Run	120/5/14	Committed	North Carolina
	HB	Dexter Peppers	Daphne, AL	North/South Blocker	126/5/14	Committed	Auburn
	CB	Stephen Chubb	Macomb, MI	Field	135/3/15	Top 8	N/A
	G	JJ Mundy	Bailey, NC	Raw Strength	165/3/13	Committed	Tennessee

-2029-Recruiting-Rankings-

Ranking	Rank	Position	Name	Hometown	Tendency	Top 3	Stage
	1	CB	Ezekiel Kelly	New Lenox, IL	Bump and Run	Mich/LVille/Wisc	Top 8
	2	CB	Bret Frank	Argyle, TX	Bump and Run	OU/TCU/SMU	Top 8
	3	CB	Walter Wooten	Port Saint Lucie, FL	Bump and Run	Georgia	Committed
	4	T	Antonio Tripucka	Huntington, WV	Pass Pro	CC/Tenn/WVU	Top 5
	5	DE	Hakeem Idonije	Clearwater, FL	Power Rusher	FSU/UGA/UF	Open
	6	CB	Deontay Kane	Pearland, TX	Zone	UGA/TAMU/LSU	Top 3
	7	ATH	Jamal Stephen	Covington, GA	Pure Possession	Coastal Carolina	Committed
	8	DE	Nathan Copper	Cleveland, OH	Edge Setter	ND/PSU/IND	Top 8
	9	QB	Matt Reynaud	Tulsa, OK	Pocket Passer	Oklahoma	Committed
	10	MLB	Anthony Atogwe	Orem, UT	Signal Caller	NCSt/Maryland/OSU	Open
	11	FS	Cortney Hall	Indianapolis, IN	Coverage Specialist	LVille/IND/NCSt	Top 5
	12	T	Dean Willis	Philadelphia, PA	Well Rounded	PSU/ND/TAMU	Top 8
	13	CB	Denton McGarigle	Deland, FL	Zone	MIA/Clem/UGA	Top 8
	14	ATH	AJ Rudolph	Duncanville, TX	Pure Possession	Alabama	Committed
	15	QB	Montrell Osgood	Jefferson, GA	Pocket Passer	Georgia	Committed

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2029 - Week Seven Preview

#7 Coastal Carolina (5-1)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 47.0 (3rd)
Defensive Points Per Game: 23.3 (46th)
Offensive Rankings: 561.2 (1st)
Defensive Rankings: 397.8 (77th)

#10 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (4-1)
89 Overall // 89 Offense // 89 Defense
Head Coach: Marcus Freeman
Offensive Scheme: Power Spread
Defensive Scheme: Multiple Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 42.0 (14th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 21.6 (27th)
Offensive Rankings: 446.6 (28th)
Defensive Rankings: 310.8 (7th)

Notre Dame Fighting Irish 2029 Results
Week 1 | Alabama (5-2) | L 42-36
Week 2 | @ Syracuse (1-4) | W 42-21
Week 3 | @ USF (2-3) | W 59-14
Week 4 | FCS | W 42-21
Week 6 | @ NC State (2-3) | W 31-10

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
N/A

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Injury Report
HB Rocco Franco (92) | Torn Labrum (1 Week)
TE Jack Larsen (88) | Broken Hand (3 Weeks)

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Top Performers
JR(RS) QB Alex Dragos (89) | 95/156 (60%), 1,233 Yds, 17 TD, 2 INT
JR(RS) HB Jamie Henningsen (86) | 87 Att, 372 Yds, 3 TD
JR(RS) WR Kevin Droogsma (86) | 22 Rec, 329 Yds, 6 TD
JR(RS) CB Ron Avant (84) | 26 Tkl, TFL, INT
JR(RS) DT Doug Wolfert (87) | 8 Tkl, 4 TFL, 3.5 Sacks
JR(RS) DE Ted Costello (83) | 13 Tkl, 3 TFL, 2 Sacks
JR(RS) CB John Awosika (89) | 19 Tkl, TFL, 0.5 Sack, 2 INT

Notable Week Seven Matchups
#13 LSU (5-1) @ #14 Tennessee (6-0)

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Nick Rudd-Johnson got some air in that screen