Ex Libertate Veritas | Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

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Fear the Spear.. Big game from Justice

I really wanted Meredith to be the man this year on a Immanuel Hendrix type of level, but he's struggled being the focal point. Last year it was Hajrullahu making magic and Meredith benefiting, may be the same formula with Spear/Agudosi this year

That was anticlimactic

not my fault only one team showed up

Soap gonna take that one personally

chicken shit program with an ugly ass teal field.

that chicken shit program stuffed them "U" boys shit in...twice

AYO

all that talk just to get SMACKED. Good shit

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2032 - Week Seven Preview

#1 Coastal Carolina (6-0)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 45.3 (10th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 12.8 (3rd)
Offensive Rankings: 470.0 (22nd)
Defensive Rankings: 184.5 (1st)

#12 Clemson Tigers (4-1)
97 Overall // 99 Offense // 96 Defense
Head Coach: Dabo Swiney (255-75)
Offensive Scheme: Air Raid
Defensive Scheme: 4-2-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 37.8 (31st)
Defensive Points Per Game: 25.8 (53rd)
Offensive Rankings: 485.8 (14th)
Defensive Rankings: 350.2 (25th)

Coastal Carolina 2032 Results
Combined Record: 43-26
Week 1 | Memphis (4-2) | W 54-3
Week 2 | @ Virginia Tech (2-4) | W 56-10
Week 3 | @ Georgia (4-2) | W 47-3
Week 4 | Pittsburgh (3-3) | W 49-28
Week 5 | @ Florida (3-2) | W 21-20
Week 6 | @ Miami (4-2) | W 45-13

Clemson Tigers 2032 Results
Combined Record: 52-19
Week 1 | Washington (3-3) | W 42-28
Week 3 | @ Boston College (3-3) | W 36-23
Week 4 | Duke (5-1) | W 45-24
Week 5 | @ Georgia Tech (4-2) | W 42-17
Week 6 | Alabama (6-0) | L 37-24

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
N/A

Clemson Tigers
CB Ben Polanco (87) | Torn Labrum (4 Weeks)
MLB David Huff (87) | Compound Foot Fracture (12 Weeks)

Clemson Tigers Top Performers
JR(RS) QB Justice Strait (93) | 130/188 (69%), 1,714 Yds, 15 TD, INT
JR(RS) HB Chance Daly (96) | 74 Att, 476 Yds, 7 TD
JR WR Greg Babineaux (92) | 33 Rec, 513 Yds, 8 TD
JR(RS) LB Rudy Creer (82) | 38 Tkl, 5 TFL, 2 Sacks
SR(RS) DE Andre Mond (91) | 13 Tkl, 7 TFL, 3.5 Sacks
JR(RS) DE Jose Leach (84) | 15 Tkl, 4 TFL, 3 Sacks
SO CB Barry Pratt (82) | 17 Tkl, 2 INT

ACC Week Seven Schedule
NC State (3-3) @ Pittsburgh (3-3)
North Carolina (4-2) @ Virginia (5-1)
Virginia Tech (2-4) @ Wyoming (2-4)
#4 Louisville (5-0) @ Wake Forest (2-4)
Florida State (4-1) @ Syracuse (3-3)
#25 Duke (5-1) @ USF (2-3)
West Virginia (3-3) @ #20 Miami (4-2)
Southern Miss (3-2) @ Boston College (3-3)
Notre Dame (3-4) @ Georgia Tech (4-2)

Notable Week Seven Matchups
#21 Wisconsin (5-0) @ #3 Ohio State (6-0)
#17 Oklahoma (4-1) @ #9 LSU (5-1)
#23 BYU (5-1) @ #7 SMU (6-0)
#22 Ole Miss (3-2) @ #2 Alabama (6-0)
#18 Florida (3-2) @ #19 Tennessee (5-1)

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Clemson Nearly Claws Back After Furious Coastal Comeback


Mike Momah taking a bow, and a breather, after his 101 yard interception return for the 2nd defensive touchdown of the 2nd half.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
#12 Clemson	7	3	7	15	32
#1 Coastal Carolina	7	0	21	7	35

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Clemson	Home
1st	Clemson	2:51	Lyle Little, 80 Yd Pass From Justice Strait	7	0
1st	Coastal Carolina	1:47	Tavares Tinker, 54 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	7	7
2nd	Clemson	0:00	Tony Patino, 39 Yd FG	10	7
3rd	Clemson	7:21	Jaelen Bouye, 13 Yd Pass From Justice Strait	17	7
3rd	Coastal Carolina	5:09	David Agudosi, 2 Yd Run	17	14
3rd	Coastal Carolina	4:58	Emanuel Abrams, Returned Interception 38 Yds	17	21
3rd	Coastal Carolina	0:11	Denard Cruise, 5 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	17	28
4th	Coastal Carolina	8:41	Mike Momah, Returned Interception 101 Yds	17	35
4th	Clemson	7:23	Gideon Adebawore, 54 Yd Pass From Justice Strait	24	35
4th	Clemson	1:40	Lyle Little, 2 Yd Pass From Justice Strait (2PT)	32	35

Coastal Carolina
Passing_Stats

Fredrick Meredith	27/43, 293 Yds, 2 TD, INT

Rushing_Stats

Justice Spear	18 Att, 165 Yds
David Agudosi	6 Att, 40 Yds, TD
Fredrick Meredith	3 Att, 3 Yds
Jalen Rawls	1 Att, 0 Yds

Receiving_Stats

David Agudosi	10 Rec, 76 Yds
Tavares Tinker	4 Rec, 78 Yds, TD
Denard Cruise	4 Rec, 41 Yds, TD
Tyler Hagg	3 Rec, 18 Yds
Jamal Stephen	3 Rec, 25 Yds
Bernie Bender	2 Rec, 32 Yds
Justice Spear	1 Rec, 23 Yds

Defensive_Stats

LB Manu Filimoeatu	7 Tkl 3 TFL, 0.5 Sack
MLB Anthony Atogwe	6 Tkl, 2 TFL
CB Mike Momah	6 Tkl, INT, TD
CB Emanuel Abrams	3 Tkl, INT, TD
LB Carl Urbik	2 Tkl, TFL, 0.5 Sack
DT Tyron Acker	2 Tkl, TFL, Sack

Clemson
Passing_Stats

Justice Strait	30/39, 484 Yds, 4 TD, 2 INT

Rushing_Stats

Chance Daly	5 Att, -5 Yds
Baraka Higgins	3 Att, 19 Yds
Justice Strait	2 Att, -16 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Lyle Little	9 Rec, 145 Yds, 2 TD
Gideon Adebawore	6 Rec, 147 Yds, TD
Isaiah Kelly	5 Rec, 36 Yds
Greg Babineaux	4 Rec, 72 Yds
JAelen Bouye	3 Rec, 71 Yds, TD
Chance Daly	3 Rec, 13 Yds

Defensive_Stats

FS Chad Lawerence	18 Tkl
LB Rudy Creer	9 Tkl
DE Pat Wade	5 Tkl, 2 TFL
DE Andre Mond	4 Tkl, 3 TFL, Sack
DT Mike Biggers	Tkl, INT

Conway, SC. - The rivalry may change venues and rosters, but one thing has remained constant — Kade Vaughn owns Dabo Swinney.

With Saturday’s 35–32 win inside a raucous Brooks Stadium, Vaughn moved to 5–1 all-time against the Clemson Tigers, once again outdueling his in-state counterpart in a back-and-forth battle that tested every ounce of Coastal Carolina’s composure.

The first half, however, was anything but composed.

For much of the opening 30 minutes, the Chanticleers looked uncharacteristically sloppy — a fumble by Justice Spear derailed a promising red-zone drive, a dropped 4th-down pass by Jamal Stephen ended another, and a missed field goal kept things level late in the second quarter. Then, just before the break, Fredrick Meredith’s hurried throw — delivered a split-second before taking a crushing hit — landed in the arms of Clemson defensive tackle Mike Biggers. That fluky interception set up a short Clemson drive that gave the Tigers a 10–7 halftime edge.

When quarterback Justice Strait opened the second half by carving through Coastal’s defense on a 75-yard march to make it 17–7, panic seemed to creep into the teal sideline.

But not for long.

Meredith, who’s been prone to emotional swings this season, responded with one of his most composed drives of the year — a 10-play, 82-yard answer fueled by Spear and David Agudosi’s relentless rushing before a one-yard dive by Agudosi pulled the Chanticleers back within three.

Then came the spark that flipped the game.

On Clemson’s next series, cornerback Emanuel Abrams made the play of his young career — spinning his body midair to secure a behind-the-back interception, then racing 38 yards to the end zone to give Coastal its first lead of the night.

The roar inside Brooks was still echoing when Coastal’s defense turned the game on its head entirely. Clemson, driving to reclaim momentum after another Coastal touchdown stretched the lead to 28-17, found itself knocking on the door again — until veteran corner Mike Momah undercut a fade route at the goal line, pivoted upfield, and never stopped running.

101 yards later, Momah was bowing to the home crowd as the Chanticleers suddenly held a commanding 35–17 lead.

“It’s one of those moments where you’re screaming, ‘No, no, no… YES!’” laughed Vaughn after the game. “That’s just Momah — smart, fearless, and always one step ahead.”

Play-by-play voice Sam Weiderhaft summed it up perfectly:

“That’s a 14-point swing by one of the best defensive backs in program history — textbook recognition, elite instincts.”

Clemson, to its credit, didn’t fold. Strait immediately found receiver Gideon Adebawore for a 54-yard touchdown, slicing the lead back to 11. After forcing a goal-line stop on 4th and 1 — when Coastal’s gamble to seal the win backfired — the Tigers marched 99 yards in nine plays, capping the drive with a Lyle Little touchdown and two-point conversion to make it a three-point game.

But there would be no miracle finish. Coastal recovered the ensuing onside kick, and Justice Spear (147 rushing yards) ripped off two bruising first downs to drain the clock.

“You’re thrilled to be 7–0,” Vaughn said postgame, “but we’ve got a lot to clean up. Two pick-sixes is great — 484 passing yards allowed is not. Fred missed a few shots that could’ve blown it open, and we only got two sacks. We can’t live on chaos every week.”

Asked about the locker room mood, Vaughn cracked a grin.

“Content, but not resting. That’s how it should feel. We’re not satisfied with surviving.”

The Chanticleers emerge from their brutal three-week gauntlet — Georgia, Miami, and Clemson — unbeaten at 7–0, still firmly in control of the ACC race.

Next up: a road trip north to the JMA Dome in Syracuse, where the 4–3 Orange await, hoping to slow down the most talked-about team — and coach — in college football.

Lyle Little left AJ Dwumfour in the dust on this 80 yard post route touchdown to put Clemson up early.


Meredith was nearly flawless in the 2nd half (16/20, 180 Yds) as the Chanticleers rallied from a 17-7 deficit.


Despite a pair of pick six's, Justice Strait carved up Coastal as he brought Clemson back within a field goal, but wouldn't get the chance for one final drive.

ACC Week Seven Results
49 NC State (4-3) @ Pittsburgh (3-4) 28
55 North Carolina (5-2) @ Virginia (5-2) 21
19 Virginia Tech (3-4) @ Wyoming (2-5) 13
52 #4 Louisville (6-0) @ Wake Forest (2-5) 10
25 Florida State (4-2) @ Syracuse (4-3) 33
35 #18 Duke (6-1) @ USF (2-4) 10
10 West Virginia (3-4) @ #16 Miami (5-2) 35
30 Southern Miss (4-2) @ Boston College (3-4) 28
44 Notre Dame (4-4) @ Georgia Tech (4-3)

Notable Week Seven Results
36 #23 Wisconsin (5-1) @ #3 Ohio State (7-0) 38
16 #19 Oklahoma (4-2) @ #7 LSU (6-1) 23
41 #21 Michigan State (6-1) @ Penn State (3-3) 39
30 #17 BYU (6-1) @ #12 SMU (6-1) 27
7 #20 UCLA (6-1) @ Colorado (4-2) 28
44 #25 USC (4-2) @ UNLV (5-1) 46
10 Ole Miss (3-3) @ #2 Alabama (7-0) 48
31 #14 Florida (4-2) @ #24 Tennessee (5-2) 17

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Around the NCAA - 2032 Through Week Seven

Top 25
1 | Coastal Carolina (38) | 7-0
2 | Alabama (36) | 7-0
3 | Ohio State (2) | 7-0
4 | Louisville | 6-0
5 | Nebraska | 6-0
6 | Michigan | 6-1
7 | LSU | 6-1
8 | Oregon | 7-0
9 | Texas A&M | 6-0
10 | Georgia | 5-2
11 | South Carolina | 5-1
12 | SMU | 6-1
13 | Florida | 4-2
14 | Clemson | 4-2
15 | Oklahoma State | 6-1
16 | Miami | 5-2
17 | BYU | 6-1
18 | Duke | 6-1
19 | Oklahoma | 422
20 | UCLA | 6-1
21 | Michigan State | 6-1
22 | Illinois | 5-2
23 | Wisconsin | 5-1
24 | Tennessee | 5-2
25 | USC | 4-2

Conference Standings

ACC
#1 Coastal Carolina | 7-0
#4 Louisville | 6-0
#14 Clemson | 4-2
#18 Duke | 6-1
North Carolina | 5-2
Virginia | 5-2
#16 Miami | 5-2
Florida State | 4-2
Georgia Tech | 4-3
West Virginia | 3-4
Syracuse | 4-3
Boston College | 3-4
NC State | 4-3
Pittsburgh | 3-4
Wake Forest | 2-5
Virginia Tech | 3-4

AAC
Tulane 7-0
UCF | 5-2
Memphis | 5-2
Rice | 5-1
Tulsa | 5-2
East Carolina | 5-2
Temple | 3-4
USF | 2-4
UAB | 4-3
Army | 2-3
Navy | 3-4
Florida Atlantic | 3-4
North Texas | 1-6

Big 12
#15 Oklahoma State | 6-1
Utah | 5-2
#12 SMU | 6-1
#17 BYU | 6-1
TCU | 3-3
Texas Tech | 2-4
Arizona | 3-3
Arizona State | 3-3
Kansas State | 2-4
Kansas | 2-5
Houston | 2-5
Baylor | 2-4
Iowa State | 1-6

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

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

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

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

Pac-12
#6 Oregon | 7-0
#25 USC | 4-2
#20 UCLA | 6-1
Washington | 4-3
UNLV | 5-1
Cal | 4-2
Stanford | 3-3
Boise State | 4-3
Colorado | 4-2
Fresno State | 4-3
Oregon State | 1-6
Washington State | 3-3

SEC
#2 Alabama | 7-0
#7 LSU | 6-1
#9 Texas A&M | 6-0
#10 Georgia | 5-2
#11 South Carolina | 5-1
#13 Florida | 4-2
Missouri | 4-2
#24 Tennessee | 5-2
#19 Oklahoma | 4-2
Ole Miss | 3-3
Arkansas | 4-3
Texas | 3-3
Auburn | 2-4
Mississippi State | 3-3
Kentucky | 3-4
Vanderbilt | 4-2

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

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

Heisman Watch
SR(RS) QB Budda Folk | Michigan State | 2,326 Yds, 23 TD, INT; 66 Att, 175 Yds, 5 TD
FR(RS) QB Jabari Egbule | Georgia | 2,567 Yds, 22 TD, INT
JR(RS) QB Eric Foucha | Alabama | 2,213 Yds, 25 TD, 0 INT
SR(RS) WR Dalvin Childers | Georgia | 50 Rec, 864 Yds, 11 TD
SO(RS) QB Angelo Allgeier | Ohio State | 1,897 Yds, 22 TD, INT; 66 Att, 232 Yds, 5 TD

League Leaders

Passing Yards
QB Callum Schultz | Arkansas | 2,734
QB Zac Pappoe | Notre Dame | 2,627
QB Jabari Egbule | Georgia | 2,567
QB Caesar Isidora | BYU | 2,548
QB Stefan Farrow | Virginia | 2,523

Passing Touchdowns
QB Callum Schutlz | Arkansas | 27
QB Caesar Isidora | BYU | 26
QB Eric Foucha | Alabama | 25
QB Connor Angel | Tulane | 24
QB Zac Pappoe | Notre Dame | 23

Rushing Yards
HB Justice Spear | Coastal Carolina | 1,060
HB RJ Smalls | Michigan | 1,029
HB Bradley Boiman | Tulane | 958
HB George Waletzko | Eatsern Michigan | 955
HB Sam Asiasi | Alabama | 924

Rushing Touchdowns
HB Isaiah Carter | Utah | 17
HB Sam Asiasi | Alabama | 14
HB Evan Shelby | Texas A&M | 14
HB Ben McCloud | Texas A&M | 13
HB Maurice Oluokun | Syracuse | 12

Receptions
WR Sam Borland | San Jose State | 76
WR Tavarius Gold | Tulane | 59
WR Jermichael Burress | Washington | 59
WR Marquee Horne | LSU | 58
WR Titus Clausen | LA Tech | 57

Receiving Yards
WR Kristian Fleming | Arkansas | 925
WR Dalvin Childers | Georgia | 864
WR Sam Borland | San Jose State | 838
WR Kenneth Nwosu | Tulane | 921
WR Elijah McAddley | Notre Dame | 790

Receiving Touchdowns
WR Kristian Fleming | Arkansas | 13
WR Spencer Snyder | North Texas | 12
WR Tyler Eddy | Notre Dame | 12
WR Dalvin Childers | Georgia | 11
WR Willie Bragg | Midd Tenn | 11

Tackles
MLB Manny Aguilera | New Mexico | 84
MLB Tyler Salas | Missouri State | 77
MLB Dominique Leamon | Wyoming | 74
MLB Terrence Hennessy | Charlotte | 71
MLB Brian Lorello | New Mexico State | 68

Tackles For Loss
LB Manu Filimoeatu | Coastal Carolina | 21
MLB Anthony Atogwe | Coastal Carolina | 19
DT Warren Childers | Fresno State | 16
LB Earl Flott | Oregon | 15
DE Bobby Humphries | Liberty | 14

Sacks
LB Earl Flott | Oregon | 11.5
DE Bobby Humphries | Liberty | 10
DE Tavares Acho | SMU | 9.5
DT Warren Childers | Fresno State | 8.5
DT Glenn Chick | Florida State | 8.5

Interceptions
CB Ezekiel Kelly | Louisville | 5
FS Manu Kong | Tulsa | 5
CB Keenan Clay | Penn State | 5
CB Devin Boozer | Oklahoma | 5
Duke Starks | Colorado | 4

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2032 - Week Eight Preview

#1 Coastal Carolina (7-0)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 43.8 (11th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 15.6 (6th)
Offensive Rankings: 474.4 (19th)
Defensive Rankings: 227.0 (2nd)

Syracuse Orange
79 Overall // 79 Offense // 79 Defense
Head Coach: Zach Toure (4-3)
Offensive Scheme: Spread
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5 Tite
Offensive Points Per Game: 35.6 (37th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 24.7 (36th)
Offensive Rankings: 497.3 (7th)
Defensive Rankings: 411.9 (82nd)

Coastal Carolina 2032 Results
Combined Record: 51-30
Week 1 | Memphis (5-2) | W 54-3
Week 2 | @ Virginia Tech (3-4) | W 56-10
Week 3 | @ Georgia (5-2) | W 47-3
Week 4 | Pittsburgh (3-4) | W 49-28
Week 5 | @ Florida (4-2) | W 21-10
Week 6 | @ Miami (5-2) | W 45-13
Week 7 | Clemson (4-2) | W 35-32

Syracuse Orange 2032 Results
Combined Record: 50-24
Week 1 | FCS | W 49-10
Week 2 | Old Dominion (1-5) | W 31-0
Week 3 | @ Virginia (5-2) | L 45-43
Week 4 | Boston College (3-4) | W 34-31
Weel 5 | @ Duke (6-1) | L 31-28
Weel 6 | Georgia Tech (4-3) | L 31-29
Week 7 | Florida State (4-2) | W 35-25

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
N/A

Syracuse Orange Injury Report
HB Nick Flemister (82) | Torn Bicep (5 Weeks)
CB Dontrell Sexton (82) | Dislocated Hip (5 Weeks)
QB Connor Rooks (77) | Broken Femur (29 Weeks)

Syracuse Orange Top Performers
SR(RS) QB Connor Hart (75) | 117/176 (66%), 1,509 Yds, 11 TD, 8 INT
SR(RS) HB Maurice Oluokun (83) | 131 Att, 789 Yds, 12 TD
JR(RS) WR Tyler Ferrell (83) | 46 Rec, 615 Yds, 4 TD
SO LB Jamal Deablo (78) | 55 Tkl, 2 TFL
SR(RS) DE Bruce Odom (81) | 17 Tkl, 5 TFL, 4 Sacks
SO DT Antonio Johnston (71) | 25 Tkl, 4 TFL, 2 Sacks
SR(RS) CB Dontrell Sexton (82) | 40 Tkl, TFL, 0.5 Sack, 2 INT

ACC Week Eight Schedule
Virginia Tech (3-4) @ Boston College (3-4)
Pittsburgh (3-4) @ UTSA (4-2)
Florida State (4-2) @ Notre Dame (4-4)
Georgia Tech (4-3) @ North Carolina (5-2)
#4 Louisville (6-0) @ #14 Clemson (4-2)
#16 Miami (5-2) @ NC State (4-3)
West Virginia (3-4) @ Temple (3-4)
#18 Duke (6-1) @ Virginia (5-2)

Notable Week Eight Matchups
#19 Oklahoma (4-2) @ #10 Georgia (5-2)
#9 Texas A&M (6-0) @ #11 South Carolina (5-1)
#23 Wisconsin (5-1) @ Purdue (5-1)
#5 Nebraska (6-0) @ #22 Illinois (5-2)
#15 Oklahoma State (6-1) @ #12 SMU (6-1)
#2 Alabama (7-0) @ #12 Florida (4-2)

[Captain Canada]

you not about to commit no fuckery and somehow lose to the Orange, are you?

[redsox907]

you not about to commit no fuckery and somehow lose to the Orange, are you?

I've got a soft spot for Cuse after taking them to four Nattys with Coach Savage.

But nah, BTA.

[Soapy]

a loss is coming, i can't wait

#gocanes

Canes21 released updated sliders to adjust for the patch, not sure if you're using those. v4

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a loss is coming, i can't wait

#gocanes

Canes21 released updated sliders to adjust for the patch, not sure if you're using those. v4

KEEP DREAMING H8R


And yeah, been up on the v4 since last week iirc he dropped it like two weeks ago?

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Coastal Wins Big In Offensive Showcase


Tavares Tinker went OFF in the 1st half with a trio of touchdowns in the 49 point 1st half.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Coastal Carolina	35	14	0	7	56
Syracuse	10	7	3	14	34

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Away	Home
1st	Coastal Carolina	9:18	David Agudosi, 75 Yd Run	7	0
1st	Syracuse	8:14	Gabe Vela, 30 Yd FG	7	3
1st	Coastal Carolina	6:04	Tavares Tinker, 53 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	14	3
1st	Coastal Carolina	6:00	Keke Allotey, Returned Fumble 13 Yds	21	3
1st	Syracuse	3:15	Maurice Oluokun, 58 Yd Run	21	10
1st	Coastal Carolina	1:35	Tavares Tinker, 46 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	28	10
1st	Coastal Carolina	1:01	Justice Spear, 1 Yd Run	35	10
2nd	Coastal Carolina	8:26	Justice Spear, 26 Yd Run	42	10
2nd	Coastal Carolina	3:00	Tavares Tinker, 6 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	49	10
2nd	Syracuse	1:03	Maurice Oluokun, 1 Yd Run	49	17
3rd	Syracuse	7:22	Gabe Vela, 25 Yd FG	49	20
4th	Syracuse	9:56	Howie Costello, 2 Yd Pass From Barry Jones	49	27
4th	Coastal Carolina	5:57	Jamal Stephen, 7 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	56	27
4th	Syracuse	3:45	Howie Costello, 5 Yd Pass From Barry Jones	56	34

Coastal Carolina
Passing_Stats

Fredrick Meredith	16/26, 293 Yds, 4 TD, INT

Rushing_Stats

Justice Spear	11 Att, 114 Yds, 2 TD
Fredrick Meredith	8 Att, 86 Yds
David Agudosi	7 Att, 106 Yds, TD
Duke Kryspin	5 Att, 16 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Jamal Stephen	6 Rec, 63 Yds, TD
Tavares Tinker	4 Rec, 122 Yds, 3 TD
David Agudosi	2 Rec, 20 Yds
Denard Cruise	1 Rec, 7 Yds
Bernie Bender	1 Rec, 50 Yds
Tyler Hagg	1 Rec, 12 Yds
Carl Kopp	1 Rec, 19 Yds

Defensive_Stats

CB Mike Momah	12 Tkl
DE Monte Miner	3 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack
DE Alfonso Smith	2 Tkl, 2 TFL, 1.5 Sack, INT
DE Ramon Queiro	2 Tkl, TFL, 0.5 Sack
FS AJ Dwumfour	2 Tkl, INT
DE Jason Ivory	2 Tkl, TFL, Sack

Syracuse
Passing_Stats

Connor Hart	20/32, 360 Yds, 2 INT
Barry Jones	5/7, 58 Yds, 2 TD

Rushing_Stats

Maurice Oluokon	11 Att, 109 Yds, 2 TD
Connor Hart	5 Att, -14 Yds
Barry Jones	4 Att, 4 Yds
Amar'e Younger	1 Att, 1 Yd
Jeffrey Zeise	1 Att, 2 Yd

Receiving_Stats

Trae McCullough	4 Rec, 96 Yds
Nathan Toney	4 Rec, 94 Yds
Howie Costello	4 Rec, 52 Yds, 2 TD
Tyler Ferrell	4 Rec, 39 Yds
Jeffrey Zeise	3 Rec, 73 Yds
Brendan Ramsay	3 Rec, 31 Yds
Everett Acker	2 Rec, 31 Yds
Maurice Oluokon	1 Rec, 2 Yds

Defensive_Stats

FS Devonte Doman	9 Tkl, 2 TFL
SS Emmanuel Polk	7 Tkl, TFL, INT
DE Dylan Overhauser	2 Tkl, TFL, Sack

Syracuse, NY. - In a game defined by explosive plays, the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers once again proved why they’re one of the nation’s most dangerous teams, rolling to a 56-34 win over Syracuse inside the JMA Dome.

It didn’t take long for the fireworks to start — on just the second play from scrimmage, running back David Agudosi ripped off a 75-yard touchdown run to give Coastal an early lead and spark a 35-point first quarter. Syracuse managed to land a few punches of their own, including a 58-yard touchdown burst by Maurice Oluokon, but too often their big plays stalled short of the end zone or ended in turnovers.

After jumping out to a 14-0 lead, Coastal’s special teams joined the party, forcing a fumble on the ensuing kickoff and returning it for a touchdown. Moments later, with the score 28-10 after another Tavares Tinker touchdown, Syracuse quarterback Connor Hart fired a pass directly into the waiting arms of safety AJ Dwumfour, and Justice Spear capitalized one play later to make it 35-10.

By halftime, the Chanticleers had built a commanding 49-17 advantage, though the second half was far from clean. Quarterback Fred Meredith fumbled twice and threw an interception as the Orange mounted a brief comeback, cutting the deficit to 49-34 before Meredith connected with Jamal Stephen for a touchdown that sealed the game and ended the day for the Coastal starters.

“Definitely have to clean up the big plays and stop taking our foot off their throats,” head coach Kade Vaughn said afterward. “But at the end of the day, we’re 8-0. Can’t be too mad about that.”

Coastal Carolina will stay on the road next week, heading to Raleigh for a clash with NC State in what could be their toughest remaining test of the regular season.

Alfonso Smith grabbing the rare big man INT in the 2nd half.


Maurice Oluokon gashed the Chants defense, leaving many to wonder if he could have turned the tide if Syracuse hadn't been forced into passing the ball with a huge deficit.

ACC Week Eight Results
46 Virginia Tech (4-4) @ Boston College (3-5) 44
21 Pittsburgh (4-4) @ UTSA (4-3) 16
34 Florida State (5-2) @ Notre Dame (4-5) 31
35 Georgia Tech (4-4) @ #23 North Carolina (6-2) 41
18 #10 Louisville (6-1) @ #9 Clemson (5-2) 41
27 #12 Miami (6-2) @ NC State (4-4) 16
35 West Virginia (4-4) @ Temple (3-5) 9
20 Duke (6-2) @ Virginia (6-2) 26

Notable Week Eight Results
13 Oklahoma (4-3) @ #8 Georgia (6-2) 38
35 #6 Texas A&M (7-0) @ #18 South Carolina (5-2) 10
27 Wisconsin (5-2) @ #24 Purdue (6-1) 30
49 #3 Nebraska (7-0) @ Illinois (5-3) 28
43 Texas (3-4) @ #13 Michigan State (7-1) 45
30 #11 Oklahoma State (7-1) @ #14 SMU (6-2) 25
42 #2 Alabama (8-0) @ #16 Florida (4-3) 35
49 Ole Miss (4-3) @ #17 LSU (6-2) 25