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2030 - Week Seven Preview

#6 Coastal Carolina (5-1)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 48.2 (6th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 31.2 (107th)
Offensive Rankings: 539.8 (1st)
Defensive Rankings: 440.3 (117th)

#9 Clemson Tigers (3-1)
99 Overall // 99 Offense // 99 Defense
Head Coach: Dabo Swiney
Offensive Scheme: Air Raid
Defensive Scheme: 4-2-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 41.5 (18th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 26.0 (71st)
Offensive Rankings: 363.0 (102nd)
Defensive Rankings: 439.0 (116th)

Clemson Tigers 2030 Results
Week 1 | @ Georgia (5-0) | L 52-42
Week 3 | Eastern Michigan (2-3) | W 44-2
Week 4 | NC State (2-4) | W 42-31
Week 5 | @ Georgia Tech (4-2) | W 38-19

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
N/A

Clemson Tigers Injury Report
G Antoine Mimis (97) | Broken Collarbone (4 Weeks)
DE Andre Mond (86) | Broken Collarbone (6 Weeks)

Clemson Tigers Top Performers
JR(RS) QB Jeremiah Fischer (95) | 95/145 (65%), 1,172 Yds, 15 TD, INT
SO HB Baraka Higgins (82) | 51 Att, 193 Yds, 2 TD
SO(RS) WR Bret Knowles (96) | 27 Rec, 329 Yds, 3 TD
SR(RS) LB Damion Woods (90) | 37 Tkl, 3 TFL, 0.5 Sack, INT
SR(RS) DE Stan Squires (88) | 16 Tkl, 7 TFL, 1 Sack
SR(RS) DE Eric Naanee (86) | 8 Tkl, 3 TFL, 2.5 Sacks
SR CB Taylor Cabral (94) | 13 Tkl, 2 INT

ACC Week Seven Schedule
Louisville (2-2) @ NC State (2-4)
Appalachian State (2-2) @ Boston College (3-3)
#12 Miami (4-1) @ Wake Forest (1-5)
Syracuse (5-1) @ Virginia (2-3)
Virginia Tech (5-1) @ Pittsburgh (1-5)
UConn (3-3) @ West Virginia (3-2)
Duke (5-1) @ North Carolina (4-1)

Notable Week Seven Matchups
Texas (5-1) @ #21 Oklahoma (4-2)
#7 Penn State (6-0) @ #3 Michigan (5-0)
#5 Ole Miss (6-0) @ #2 Georgia (5-0)
#18 Indiana (3-1) @ #4 Nebraska (6-0)
Stanford (4-1) @ #11Notre Dame (6-1)

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Chanticleers Parlay Three Game Win Streak Into Slew of Commitments

Conway, SC. - The Chanticleers have rebounded from that overtime loss in Columbus by stacking three straight wins at The Teal, including statement victories over Liberty and Oklahoma — both with recruits in the stands.

Those performances paid immediate dividends. Five prospects have since announced their commitments to Coastal Carolina, headlined by the biggest recruiting this cycle in ATH Willie Sails, the No. 13 overall prospect in the nation.

“Coach sold me on the program, then you see what they doin’ on the field? Easy decision for me, bruddah,” Sails posted on Instagram, alongside a photo of the Chanticleers celebrating their 41–35 win over Oklahoma — a game he was in attendance for.

Sails, listed at 6’1”, 289, projects as a future centerpiece on the offensive line. Though rated as an “athlete,” most scouts see him locking down the center spot in college thanks to his rare blend of leverage, mobility, and pop at the point of attack. His versatility could allow him to slide to guard, and his tape shows him erasing defenders on pulls and screens. “He’s powerful for a guy his size, but moves like he’s 260,” one evaluator said. “Whether he’s pulling across the formation or out on the perimeter, he levels people.”

Sails is the first five-star ] to pledge to Coastal Carolina this prep cycle — and he might not be the last. The Chanticleers are finalists for three more elite prospects: DE Richard Hatch (No. 7 overall), CB Dexter Bibbs (No. 19), and DE Monte Miner (No. 28). All three have Coastal among their top three, with the Chants gaining momentum after their midseason surge.

The Oklahoma win also brought in two more commitments. Four-star LB Trevor Bausby (No. 77) and CB Jacques Howe (No. 218) both announced their decisions shortly after. Bausby, a physical inside linebacker, has drawn comparisons to current senior Walt Reyna. “He doesn’t have that long speed you drool over, but his instincts are elite,” a scout told us. “He plays square, he plays sound, and once he gets hands on you, it’s over.”

Howe, meanwhile, fits perfectly into what Coastal is trying to build in the secondary. At 6’0”, 183, he’s a press corner with the hips and recovery speed to play man coverage — something the Chanticleers have struggled to execute this season. “He’s a bump-and-run guy with the confidence and tools to live on an island,” one evaluator said.

Two defensive backs also jumped on board after the rivalry win over Liberty: S Keke Allotely (No. 89) and S Channing Armour (No. 320). Both project as rangy safeties who thrive in coverage rather than in-the-box roles. Allotely’s range and ball skills make him an instant-impact candidate, while Armour brings a high football IQ and anticipation that allows him to play faster than his measurables.

The message is clear: after loading up on offensive firepower the past two cycles, Kade Vaughn and his staff are attacking the defensive side with urgency. With Sails anchoring the class on offense and a wave of blue-chip defenders joining him, the Chanticleers are positioning themselves to balance out a roster that had quietly slipped into a defense-first rebuild.

As it stands, Coastal’s class ranks No. 7 nationally while Georgia leads the board with 14 four-star signees. With more five-star targets still in play, the Chanticleers are firmly in the national conversation, not just for the ACC, but on the recruiting trail at large.

-2030-Recruiting-Rankings

Ranking	Position	Name	Height	Weight	Hometown	Tendency	NAT/STA/POS	Stage	Coastal Rank
	DE	Richard Hatch	6'4	236	Rosemount, MN	Power Rusher	7/1/1	Top 3	1st
	ATH	Willie Sails	6'1	289	Rockingham, NC	Agile	11/1/2	Committed	1st
	MLB	Martin Dodge	6'3	218	Fort Mill, SC	Thumper	16/1/2	Top 8	1st
	CB	Dexter Bibbs	6'2	171	Lake Oswego, OR	Bump and Run	19/1/4	Top 3	1st
	DE	Monte Miner	6'5	243	Salt Lake City, UT	Speed Rusher	28/1/2	Top 3	1st
	ATH	Cordell Marvin	6'0	222	San Antonio, TX	Thumper	34/7/1	Open	1st
	G	Juan Gammon	6'4	296	Spingdale, AR	Agile	55/1/5	Top 5	1st
	LB	Trevor Bausby	6'2	225	Bradenton, FL	Thumper	77/6/10	Committed	1st
	MLB	Jaylen Tryon	6'1	237	Salt Lake City, UT	Thumper	86/3/4	Open	2nd
	FS	Keke Allotey	6'1	192	Kings Mountain, NC	Coverage Specialist	89/3/2	Committed	1st
	FS	Oscar Capers	5'10	20	Wake Forest, NC	Box Specialist	99/4/3	Top 5	3rd
	HB	Jalen Rawls	5'10	194	Beckley, WV	Contact Seeker	114/1/13	Top 3	1st
	DT	Kenyon Vales	6'5	294	Irmo, SC	Power Rusher	115/2/9	Top 3	2nd
	SS	Emmanuel Cotton	5'11	193	Brentwood, TN	Hybrid	123/4/2	Top 5	6th
	LB	George North	6'4	222	Reading, PA	Thumper	136/4/13	Top 5	3rd
	ATH	Ezekiel Saunders	6'4	198	Philadelphia, PA	Dual Threat	152/6/10	Top 5	1st
	CB	Jacques Howe	5'11	197	Chattanooga, TN	Bump and Run	219/9/21	Committed	1st
	TE	Vondree Shockey	6'6	218	Salt Lake City, UT	Physical Route Runner	315/7/10	Top 5	1st
	SS	Channing Armour	6'0	197	Bloomington, IN	Coverage Specialist	320/7/4	Committed	1st
	WR	Santiago Emanuel II	5'11	183	Irmo, SC	Elusive Route Runner	326/4/69	Top 3	1st
	ATH	Dawann Wilfork	6'3	306	Everett, MA	Agile	354/3/9	Open	3rd
	T	Colt McAllister	6'5	317	Chicago, IL	Agile	364/11/28	Top 5	1st
	LB	Quincy Creer	6'2	225	Grenbrae, CA	Signal Caller	368/41/34	Top 5	2nd
	DE	Derek Burges	6'4	234	Dillon, SC	Speed Rusher	411/8/31	Top 5	1st
	CB	DeShawn Dicker	6'1	162	Fort Myers, FL	Bump and Run	430/47/45	Top 5	1st
	G	Ben Bliss	6'2	275	Greensboro, NC	Well Rounded	435/13/34	Top 8	3rd
	CB	Alani Mauti	5'10	203	Tampa, FL	Bump and Run	157/13/16	Committed	Clemson

-2030-Top_15_Recruiting-Rankings-

Position	Name	Hometown	Tendency	Top 3	Stage
ATH	Malcolm Pears	Norfolk, VA	Agile	PSU/tOSU/OU	Open
T	Donnie McLendon	Pearland, TX	Pass Pri	TAMU/OleM/SMU	Top 8
G	Nicholas Bequette	Orange, NJ	Agile	PSU/Neb/MIA	Top 8
T	Kamryn Trimble	Harbor City, CA	Agile	Ore/Wash/AzSt	Top 3
LB	Sam Ali	Clayton, OH	Signal Caller	tOSU/Wisc/Mich	Top 5
T	Robert Bequette	Pemberville, OH	Pass Pro	PSU/Mich/MichSt	Top 5
DE	Richard Hatch	Rsemount, MN	Power Rusher	CC/FSU/Ind	Top 3
CB	Avery Coats	Trussville, AL	Boundary	UGA/LSU/Bama	Open
CB	Moses Lenon	Ocala, FL	Boundary	GTech/LSU/MichSt	Top 8
ATH	David Ugwoegbu	Meridian, MS	Dual Threat	LSU/Bama/Clem	Open
WR	Cam Moeung	Rockwall, TX	Physical Route Runner	Tulane/SMU/Bama	Top 8
CB	Joshua jones	Chino, CA	Boundary	MichSt/Ore/ND	Top 8
ATH	Willie Sails	Rockingham, NC	Agile	Coastal Carolina	Committed
T	Mike Lewis	Lawndale, CA	Well Rounded	Ore/Bama/AzSt	Top 5
HB	Cornell Jennings	Gilbert, AZ	Elusive Bruiser	Neb/USC/Utah	Top 5

[Scars]

shootout after shootout like it's the Big 12

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shootout after shootout like it's the Big 12

since the last two patches I can't play defense and idk what the solution is. Mix up coverages, blitz, don't blitz. Doesn't matter. CPU is putting up at least 35 and 400+ yards. At this point I'm just playing cover 3 zone and making them march down the field instead of giving up huge pass plays.

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Clemson Officially Makes It A Rivalry Despite Scare In Final Minutes


Bret Knowles lived in the end zone against the Chanticleers as he caught four of Fischer's five touchdown passes with this one being the decisive score.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Coastal Carolina	7	7	7	21	42
Clemson	0	24	10	15	49

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Coastal Carolina	Clemson
1st	Coastal Carolina	3:27	Nick Golladay, 1 Yd Run	7	0
2nd	Clemson	11:16	Alex Guzman, 39 Yd FG	7	3
2nd	Clemson	7:59	Lyle Little, 70 Yd Pass From Jeremiah Fischer	7	10
2nd	Clemson	1:34	Bret Knowles, 18 Yd Pass From Jeremiah Fischer	7	17
2nd	Clemson	1:10	Tee Reyna, Returned Interception 37 Yds	7	24
2nd	Coastal Carolina	0:47	Terrence Rugamba, 11 Yd Pass From Nick Golladay	14	24
3rd	Coastal Carolina	10:06	Percy LaRue, 51 Yd Pass From Nick Golladay	21	24
3rd	Clemson	6:51	Bret Knowles, 3 Yd Pass From Jeremiah Fishcer	21	31
3rd	Clemson	2:57	Alex Guzman, 22 Yd FG	21	34
4th	Coastal Carolina	11:46	Sidney Barkow, 4 Yd Run	28	34
4th	Clemson	6:32	Bret Knowles, 4 Yd Pass From Jeremiah Fischer	28	41
4th	Clemson	4:37	Bret Knowles, 13 Yd Pass From Jeremiah Fischer (2PT)	28	49
4th	Coastal Carolina	1:10	Sidney Barkow, 53 Yd Pass From Sidney Barkow	35	48
4th	Coastal Carolina	1:03	Nick Golladay, 7 Yd Run	42	49

Coastal Carolina
Passing_Stats

Nick Golladay	28/43, 402 Yds, 3 TD, 5 INT

Rushing_Stats

Sidney Barkow	17 Att, 35 Yds, TD
Nick Golladay	15 Att, 48 Yds, 2 TD

Receiving_Stats

Terrence Rugamba	6 Rec, 46 Yds, TD
George Rabe	6 Rec, 89 Yds
Percy LaRue	6 Rec, 114 Yds, TD
Sidney Barkow	5 Rec, 123 Yds, TD
Kamryn Perry	4 Rec, 23 Yds
Carl Kopp	1 Rec, 7 Yds

Defensive_Stats

MLB Walt Reyna	12 Tkl, 5 TFL
DE James Ruggins	2 Tkl, TFL, Sack
LB Evan Hemphill	8 Tkl, TFL

Clemson
Passing_Stats

Jeremiah Fischer	34/42, 433 Yds, 5 TD

Rushing_Stats

Baraka Higgins	9 Att, 35 Yds
Greg Isaac	6 Att, 9 Yds
Jeremiah Fischer	3 Att, -7 Yds
Clayton Crum	3 Att, 43 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Bret Knowles	8 Rec, 93 Yds, 4 TD
Matthew LeVine	6 Rec, 59 Yds
Desmond Mercer	5 Rec, 103 Yds
Lyle Little	5 Rec, 89 Yds, TD
Marquis Godwin	4 Rec, 45 Yds
Baraka Higgins	4 Rec, 33 Yds
Mitch Hardy	1 Rec, 5 Yds
Greg Isaac	1 Rec, 8 Yds

Defensive_Stats

MLB Tee Reyna	13 Tkl, 4 TFL, INT, TD
DT Ty Beauplan	9 Tkl, 4 TFL, 2 Sacks
CB Taylor Cabral	8 Tkl, TFL, INT
CB Paul Wolf	8 Tkl, INT
FS Chad Lawrence	7 Tkl, INT
CB Zach Applewhite	1 Tkl, INT
DT Casey Glass	2 Tkl, TFL, Sack

Clemson, SC. - After rattling off four straight wins over Clemson — including the 2028 National Championship — Kade Vaughn finally conceded what many already knew: the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers and the Tigers officially have a rivalry. Clemson made sure of it with a 49–42 win in Death Valley.

Two years ago, the Chanticleers overcame seven turnovers with Big Game Bryce Underwood and an elite defense to topple Clemson for the national title. This time, with five giveaways and no such lifeline, Coastal couldn’t climb out of the hole.

Clemson quarterback Jeremiah Fischer tore through the Chanticleer defense, throwing for 433 yards and five touchdowns, four of them to sophomore wideout Bret Knowles. Yet even with Fischer dealing, Coastal nearly stole it late.

After two first-half interceptions, quarterback Mike Golladay steadied himself and opened the second half with a scoring drive to pull within 21–24. Clemson responded with 10 straight points, only for Sidney Barkow to grind in a four-yard touchdown run to cut it back to six. But two more interceptions from Golladay — part of his five-pick afternoon — turned into backbreaking touchdowns for Knowles, ballooning the deficit to 49–28 with under five minutes to go.

Even then, the Chants weren’t done. Golladay hit Barkow on a 53-yard screen for a quick strike, and after recovering the ensuing kickoff fumble, Coastal scored again — 14 points in 10 seconds. Suddenly it was a one-score game with just over a minute left. Fischer, however, closed the door with one last dagger, freezing the defense on play action before hitting Knowles on the sideline to ice it.

“It’s hard to win with five interceptions. Hard to win when you can’t stop the offense,” Vaughn said postgame. “We’ve got a bye week coming up and we’re going to have to do some soul searching if we want to be in the mix come playoff time.”

Broadcast analyst Jesse Palmer echoed the sentiment: “The Chanticleers just aren’t getting enough push up front. Barkow has no room to run, and seven holding calls kept the offense behind the sticks all afternoon. When that happens, quarterbacks press — and you saw the result.”

The loss drops Coastal into its midseason bye before a road trip to Georgia Tech, but not all was grim. Recruiting momentum remained untouched, as the Chants secured four new commitments this weekend, headlined by 5-star cornerback Dexter Biggs and defensive end Monte Miner.

Tee Reyna's pick six late in the 1st half ballooned the Tigers lead to 24-7 before a late drive cut the deficit to just 10 at the half. Golladay confirmed he threw to the wrong receiver on the play after the game.


Percy LaRue beating the defense up the seam to haul in the long touchdown and pull Coastal close to open the 2nd half.

ACC Week Seven Results
34 Louisville (3-2) @ NC State (2-5) 7
24 Appalachian State (2-3) @ Boston College (4-3) 31
38 #9 Miami (5-1) @ Wake Forest (1-6) 0
29 Syracuse (5-2) @ Virginia (3-3) 39
51 #22 Virginia Tech (6-1) @ Pittsburgh (1-6) 18
33 UConn (3-4) @ West Virginia (4-2) 39
32 Duke (6-1) @ North Carolina (4-2) 24

Notable Week Seven Results
28 Texas (5-2) @ #17 Oklahoma (5-2) 52
31 #4 Penn State (7-0) @ #11 Michigan (5-1) 23
35 #1 Ole Miss (7-0) @ #6 Georgia (5-1) 30
28 Stanford (4-2) @ #7 Notre Dame (7-1) 31

[Caesar]

Losing to Clemson? I've seen enough. Vaughn has to go. These defensive problems are his doing. Calling into the radio shows now.

[Agent]

The QB threw 5 picks & they still put 49 on you

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Losing to Clemson? I've seen enough. Vaughn has to go. These defensive problems are his doing. Calling into the radio shows now.

See above comment

Can't do anything defensively since the last two patches. Their players are faster and react to the ball before mine everytime. The few incompletions they got in this game, two of them were overthrows and three were drops.

The QB threw 5 picks & they still put 49 on you

My QB threw five picks, theirs threw five touchdowns

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Around the NCAA - Through Week Seven

Top 25
1 | Ole Miss | 7-0
2 | Ohio State | 5-0
3 | Nebraska | 7-0
4 | Penn State | 7-0
5 | Clemson | 4-1
6 | Georgia | 5-1
7 | Notre Dame | 7-2
8 | Oregon | 7-0
9 | Miami | 5-1
10 | Washington | 7-0
11 | Michigan | 5-1
12 | Wisconsin | 6-0
13 | Coastal Carolina | 5-2
14 | SMU | 5-1
15 | USC | 5-0
16 | Alabama | 3-2
17 | Oklahoma | 5-2
18 | Auburn | 6-1
19 | San Jose State | 7-0
20 | Tulane | 5-1
21 | TCU | 5-1
22 | Virginia Tech | 6-1
23 | Georgia State | 5-0
24 | UCLA | 4-1
25 | LSU | 4-3

Conference Standings

ACC
#5 Clemson 4-1
#9 Miami 5-1
Duke 6-1
#13 Coastal Carolina 5-2
#22 Virginia Tech 6-1
West Virginia 4-2
Georgia Tech 4-2
Syracuse 5-2
North Carolina 4-2
Louisville 3-2
Boston College 4-3
Virginia 3-3
Florida State 2-4
NC State 2-5
Pittsburgh 1-6
Wake Forest 1-6

AAC
USF 6-1
Memphis 6-1
East Carolina 4-3
Rice 4-2
UCF 4-2
#20 Tulane 5-1
North Texas 5-1
UAB 4-2
Florida Atlantic 2-5
Navy 1-4
Temple 4-3
Army 2-3
Tulsa 2-4

Big 12
Houston 3-3
Baylor 3-3
#14 SMU 5-1
#21 TCU 5-1
Arizona State 4-2
Utah 4-2
BYU 4-2
Oklahoma State 5-1
Texas Tech 3-3
Kansas 3-3
Kansas State 3-2
Iowa State 2-4
Arizona 1-4

Big Ten
#2 Ohio State 5-0
#3 Nebraska 7-0
#4 Penn State 7-0
#12 Wisconsin 6-0
Northwestern 3-2
Maryland 5-1
#11 Michigan 5-1
Michigan State 4-1
Rutgers 3-3
Iowa 5-2
Indiana 3-2
Illinois 4-2
Cincinnati 2-4
Purdue 1-5
Minnesota 1-5

C-USA
UTEP 5-1
Sam Houston 6-0
Louisiana Tech 5-2
Liberty 2-4
Florida International 4-2
Jacksonville State 4-3
Delaware 2-4
UTSA 2-4
Western Kentucky 3-3
Missouri State 1-5
Kennesaw State 1-5
Middle Tennessee 1-6

MAC
Toledo 5-1
Western Michigan 4-2
Ohio 4-2
Akron 3-2
Eastern Michigan 2-3
Bowling Green 2-3
Central Michigan 4-2
Miami University 2-4
UMass 1-4
Buffalo 1-4
Northern Illinois 3-3
Ball State 2-4
Kent State 1-5

Mountain West
#19 San Jose State 7-0
Utah State 5-1
Hawaii 4-2
Nevada 3-3
Colorado State 2-4
New Mexico State 2-4
San Diego State 2-4
Wyoming 3-2
Air Force 1-5
New Mexico 0-6

Pac-12
#8 Oregon 7-0
#10 Washington 7-0
#15 USC 5-0
#24 UCLA 4-1
Stanford 4-2
Oregon State 2-4
UNLV 3-3
Washington State 2-5
California 3-2
Colorado 2-4
Boise State 2-3
Fresno State 1-5

SEC
#1 Ole Miss 7-0
Tennessee 3-3
#17 Oklahoma 5-2
Arkansas 4-2
#6 Georgia 5-1
#18 Auburn 6-1
#25 LSU 4-3
#16 Alabama 3-2
Texas 5-2
South Carolina 4-2
Texas A&M 5-2
Kentucky 2-4
Florida 1-4
Mississippi State 2-4
Vanderbilt 2-3
Missouri 2-4

Sun Belt East
#23 Georgia State 5-0
Appalachian State 2-3
Marshall 5-1
James Madison 2-4
Old Dominion 2-4
Georgia Southern 1-4
Charlotte 1-4

Sun Belt West
Troy 5-0
Louisiana-Lafayette 5-1
Southern Miss 4-2
Arkansas State 2-3
Louisiana-Monroe 1-4
Texas State 2-3
South Alabama 1-5

Heisman Watch
WR George Mayo | Georgia | 53 Rec, 815 Yds, 14 TD
HB Jabari Lindsay | Nebraska | 154 Att, 1,019 Yds, 21 TD
QB Coco Magnuson | Ohio State | 1,851 Yds, 22 TD, 2 INT
QB Moses Ezekiel | Oklahoma | 2,060 Yds, 26 TD, 5 INT; 280 Rush Yds, 5 TD
QB Jason Ziemann | San Jose State | 2,240 Yds, 17 TD, 3 INT; 259 Rush Yds, 5 TD

League Leaders

Passing Yards
QB Josh Boone | Ole Miss | 2,492
QB Tevita Huang | Midd Tenn | 2,360
QB Isaac Wallner | Duke | 2,345
QB DeNario Anchrum | North Texas | 2,325
QB Alex Dragos | Notre Dame | 2,246

Passing Touchdowns
QB Garrison Lemon | Georgia | 27
QB Moses Ezekiel | Oklahoma | 26
QB Alex Dragos | Notre Dame | 24
QB Steve Carver | Michigan | 23
QB DeMar Dicker | UConn | 23

Rushing Yards
HB Patrick Wedington | Oklahoma | 1,062
HB Jabari Lindsay | Nebraska | 1,019
HB CJ Johns | Notre Dame | 873
HB George Fe'Esago | Boston College | 765
HB Damion Finley | Oregon | 731

Rushing Touchdowns
HB Jabari Lindsay | Nebraska | 21
HB Russell Armstrong | Tulane | 15
HB Tre Neilon | Penn State | 14
HB CJ Johns | Notre Dame | 12
HB Kerry McCallum | Ole Miss | 12

Receptions
WR Rian Armah | Iowa | 66
WR Gerald Pleasant | Southern Miss | 64
WR Jazzario Luter | Texas | 56
WR Duke Roh | Arkansas | 55
WR Walter Sanders | Colorado State | 55

Receiving Yards
WR Duke Roh | Arkansas | 872
WR George Mayo | Georgia | 815
WR Jazzario Luther | Texas | 797
WR Coco Procter | North Texas | 769
WR Gerald Pleasant | Southern Miss | 765

Receiving Touchdowns
WR George Mayo | Georgia | 14
WR Trevor Sledge | Oklahoma | 10
WR Alex Lopes | Texas A&M | 10
WR Troy McKenna | Stanford | 9
WR Willie Shelby | Northern Illinois | 9

Tackles
CB De'Andre Gay | Oklahoma | 68
MLB Chauncy De Beer | Mississippi State | 67
MLB Eric Stoner | FAU | 64
MLB Brian Trimble | USF | 64
LB Frank Burnette | Midd Tenn | 60

Tackles For Loss
MLB Walt Reyna | Coastal Carolina | 18
LB James Wicks | Michigan | 18
MLB Ty Oden | Coastal Carolina | 14
DT Robert Kongbo | Oregon | 14
DE Sua Higgins | UCLA | 14

Sacks
LB James Wicks | Michigan | 10
DT Robert Konbo | Oregon | 9.5
DE Sua Higgins | UCLA | 9
DE Larry Ibrahim | Louisville | 8.5
DE Johnnie Collie | TCU | 8

Interceptions
CB Joshua Kareem | Toledo | 6
CB Nyles Ott | Ohio | 5
CB Isaiah Fiore | North Texas | 5
CB Rico Dalton | USC | 4
CB Manny Zeigler | UCF | 4

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2030 - Week Nine Preview

#13 Coastal Carolina (5-2)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 47.3 (5th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 33.7 (109th)
Offensive Rankings: 532.0 (2nd)
Defensive Rankings: 450.7 (125th)

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (4-3)
81 Overall // 81 Offense // 81 Defense
Head Coach: Mike Elko (4-3)
Offensive Scheme: Power Spread
Defensive Scheme: 4-2-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 25.4 (99th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 24.4 (50th)
Offensive Rankings: 361.7 (103rd)
Defensive Rankings: 341.1 (21st)

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 2030 Results
Week 1 | @ Alabama (4-2) | L 41-6
Week 2 | Kennesaw State (2-5) | W 39-27
Week 3 | @ Florida State (3-4) | W 17-14
Week 4 | FCS | W 52-14
Week 5 | Clemson (5-1) | L 38-19
Week 6 | Pittsburgh (1-6) | W 31-20
Week 8 | @ Louisville (4-2) | L 17-14

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
G Cornell Glymph (93) | Broken Thumb (3 Weeks)

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Injury Report
N/A

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Top Performers
JR(RS) QB Chance Session (81) | 151/278 (54%), 1,710 Yds, 17 TD, 7 INT
SR(RS) HB Rashaun Radley (81) | 143 Att, 689 Yds, 3 TD
JR WR Danny Moncrief (85) | 40 Rec, 461 Yds, 3 TD
SO MLB Matt Ebiketie (77) | 60 Tkl
SO DT Tavares Lanier (76) | 24 Tkl, 6 TFL, 4.5 Sacks
SO(RS) DE Joshua Ingram (78) | 8 Tkl, 3 TFL, 2 Sacks
JR(RS) SS Matthew LeBeau (78) | 42 Tkl, 2 INT

ACC Week Nine Schedule
Oregon State (3-4) @ #4 Clemson (5-1)
#21 Duke (7-1) @ #7 Miami (6-1)
NC State (2-5) @ Virginia Tech (6-2)
West Virginia (4-3) @ Wake Forest (1-7)
Syracuse (5-2) @ UConn (3-5)
Pittsburgh (1-6) @ #23 Louisville (4-2)

Notable Week Nine Matchups
#14 Alabama (4-2) @ #15 Oklahoma (5-2)