Ex Libertate Veritas | Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

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Brotha with that last name is insane but hell of a performance

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Devin the Dude

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Brotha with that last name is insane but hell of a performance

Devin the Dude

Soapy was balking at Koloamatangi, but fucking Hajrullahu is giving me hell he may just be DH going forward lol

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Two Recruits Choose Conway While Many Head Elsewhere

Conway, SC. - Coastal Carolina’s march through a gauntlet of ranked opponents has vaulted the Chanticleers into the ACC driver’s seat. But away from the field, head coach Kade Vaughn is facing a different kind of challenge.

This week brought a mixed bag for Coastal on the recruiting trail. The Chanticleers landed commitments from two top-400 prospects — defensive end Gill Frantz (No. 48 overall, four-star) and athlete Ian Ojulari (No. 343, four-star) — but also came up short on several key targets.

“You can’t win every recruiting battle,” Vaughn said. “But to see two of our top targets head down to Miami? That stings.”

Miami pulled in a pair of blue-chippers in linebacker Duke Ogleetree (five-star, No. 29) and running back Andre Miles (No. 41). Elsewhere, defensive tackle Antoine Michel (No. 74) committed to Georgia, offensive tackle Eli Mount (No. 77) pledged to Ohio State, and guard Pete Mangum (No. 98) chose Notre Dame.

Coastal remains in the mix for two top-30 prospects — wide receiver Morgan Briggs (No. 13) and defensive end Russ DeVan (No. 27) — both of whom are expected to announce decisions in the coming weeks.

The program also absorbed another blow off the field. Safety Sean Maggio’s felony assault arrest triggered ACC probationary penalties, costing Coastal five scholarships. With just 16 seniors departing, the immediate impact is manageable, but Vaughn acknowledged the longer-term concern.

“If it piles up, that’s where it can really hurt you,” Vaughn said.

For now, Coastal’s focus remains on protecting its unbeaten record. But the next few weeks on the recruiting trail may be just as consequential as Saturdays on the field.

-2030-Recruiting-Rankings

Ranking	Position	Name	Height	Weight	Hometown	Tendency	NAT/STA/POS	Stage	Coastal's Rank
	WR	Morgan Briggs	6'1	167	Bridgeport, CT	Route Artist	13/1/4	Top 3	1st
	DE	Russ DeVan	6'3	234	Princeton, NJ	Speed Rusher	27/14	Top 3	1st
	QB	Koren Moses	6'1	200	Charleston, WV	Dual Threat	33/1/7	Top 5	1st
	DE	Gill Frantz	6'6	243	New Canaan, CT	Power Rusher	48/2/6	Committed	Coastal
	MLB	Stephen Lynn	6'2	231	San Diego, CA	Thumper	53/6/2	Top 3	1st
	DT	Evan Hodges	6'3	284	Brookhaven, MS	Speed Rusher	65/1/1	Top 5	3rd
	G	Quincey Lemon	6'4	321	Monroeville, PA	Pass Pro	79/1/3	Top 3	1st
	WR	George Ofodile	6'2	205	Durham, NC	Gadget	81/2/17	Top 3	1st
	T	Prince Keke	6'4	326	Mount Ulla, NC	Well Rounded	130/4/19	Top 3	1st
	FS	Steven Middlebrooks	5'11	188	Abbeville, SC	Coverage Specialist	157/4/3	Top 3	1st
	ATH	Jamar Hape	6'0	185	Raleigh, NC	East/West Playmaker	161/6/21	Top 3	2nd
	G	Dustin McKie	6'3	290	Worcester, MA	Pass Pro	169/2/8	Top 3	1st
	CB	Miles Laborn	6'1	178	Alpharetta, GA	Bump and Run	313/29/23	Top 3	1st
	ATH	Ian Ojulari	6'1	244	Belle Glade, FL	Thumper	343/43/23	Committed	Coastal
	LB	Duke Ogletree	6'4	233	Apopka, FL	Signal Caller	29/4/2	Committed	Miami
	HB	Andre Miles	5'10	179	Opa Locka, FL	East/West Playmaker	41/5/7	Committed	Miami
	DT	Antoine Michel	6'4	295	Alpharetta, GA	Speed Rusher	74/4/2	Committed	Georgia
	T	Eli Mount	6'7	328	Towson, MD	Well Rounded	77/2/9	Committed	Ohio State
	G	Pete Mangum	6'5	329	West Hills, CA	Agile	98/12/4	Committed	Notre Dame

-2030-Top_15_Recruiting-Rankings-

Position	Name	Hometown	Tendency	Top 3	Stage
FS	CJ Kashama	New Orleans, LA	Box Spealist	Tulane/LSU/AzSt	Top 8
T	Deon Spears	Milan, MI	Well Rounded	Iowa/Wisc/PSU	Open
QB	Kyle Ramsour	Alabaster, AL	Dual Threat	Aub/Neb/Ten	top 8
T	Khalid Genus	Fort Myers, FL	Raw Strength	Clem/Bama/Neb	Top 8
WR	Carlos Small	Sumter, SC	Elusive Route Runner	Clem/CC/PSU	Top 5
WR	Morris Nicholson	Greenville, SC	Contested Specialist	Clem/Ark/CC	Open
CB	Bruce Luter	Pickerington, OH	Boundary	tOSU/ND/LSU	Top 8
WR	Cole Tamm	Brentowod, TN	Elusive Route Runner	Clem/OleM/Tulane	Top 5
CB	Josh Kanuch	West Hills, CA	Boundary	Tex/LSU/USC	Top 8
QB	Kevin Bragg	Miami, FL	Backfield Creator	Ala/UGA/Mia	Top 3
HB	Fredrick McCallum	Indianapolis, IN	East/West Playmaker	tOSU/ND/IND	Top 8
QB	Jameson Girault	Hayden, AL	Pocket Passer	Georgia	Committed
WR	Morgan Briggs	Bridgeport, CT	Route Artist	CC/ND/PSU	Top 3
QB	Tevin Wimbley	Durham, NC	Pocket Passer	Ill/Mizz/Clem	Top 8
T	Jeremiah Kuntz	Memphis, TN	Pass Pro	Ark/USC/Ore	Top 8

[djp73]

Brotha with that last name is insane but hell of a performance

Devin the Dude

Soapy was balking at Koloamatangi, but fucking Hajrullahu is giving me hell he may just be DH going forward lol

have his dad named jon smith adopt him

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2031 - Week Seven Preview

#1 Coastal Carolina (6-0)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 43.3 (11th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 16.5 (13th)
Offensive Rankings: 469.2 (16th)
Defensive Rankings: 259.7 (3rd)

Virginia Tech Hokies
77 Overall // 79 Offense // 76 Defense
Head Coach: Brent Pry
Offensive Scheme: Spread
Defensive Scheme: 4-2-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 23.8 (114th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 24.7 (64th)
Offensive Rankings: 314.8 (127th)
Defensive Rankings: 391.7 (79th)

Virginia Tech Hokies 2031 Results
Week 1 | FCS | W 49-10
Week 2 | Boston College (4-2) | L 29-22
Week 3 | Wisconsin (5-0) | L 23-20
Week 4 | @ Old Dominion (1-3) | L 26-17
Week 5 | @ Pittsburgh (5-1) | L 27-24
Week 6 | @ NC State (3-3) | L 33-11

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
C Alan Hofmann (92) | Broken Collarbone (3 Weeks)
FS Sean Maggio (78) | School Dismissal (Felony Arrest)

Virginia Tech Hokies Injury Report
N/A

Virginia Tech Hokies Top Performers
JR(RS) QB Quincy Adeniyi (73) | 96/184 (52%), 1,227 Yds, 8 TD, 8 INT
SR HB Cam Heflin (79) | 69 Att, 285 Yds, 4 TD
SR TE Doug Route (81) | 28 Rec, 322 Yds, 2 TD
FR CB Darious Laboy (73) | 47 Tkl, 2 TFL, INT
SR DT Elias Costello (87) | 26 Tkl, 10 TFL, 3.5 Sacks
JR(RS) DT JaMichael Cunningham (79) | 25 Tkl, 6 TFL, 2.5 Sacks
JR(RS) FS Treyvon Foster (78) | 27 Tkl, 2 INT

ACC Week Seven Schedule
Florida State (4-1) @ Pittsburgh (5-1)
#24 Miami (4-2) @ North Carolina (4-2)
Boston College (4-2) @ Syracuse (3-3)
Wake Forest (2-3) @ Duke (1-5)
Notre Dame (1-4) @ Virginia (4-2)

Notable Week Seven Matchups
#15 Arizona State (5-0) @ #17 SMU (5-1)
#14 Illinois (3-1) @ #7 Ohio State (3-1)
#5 LSU (5-0) @ Arkansas (5-1)

[YaBoyRobRoy]

got them boys rolling with Frederick at the helm. This is the year

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got them boys rolling with Frederick at the helm. This is the year

we've got the roster lets just hope the RNG events doesn't have Meredith murdering hookers before the year is up

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Hokie Time


Coastal Carolina feasted on the Hokies QBs, tallying seven total sacks in the suffocating victory.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
#1 Coastal Carolina	17	14	7	7	45
Virginia Tech	0	3	3	0	6

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Coastal Carolina	Virginia Tech
1st	Coastal Carolina	8:30	Justice Spear, 2 Yd Run	7	0
1st	Coastal Carolina	4:23	Devin Hajrullahu, 3 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	14	0
1st	Coastal Carolina	1:37	Gene Marable, 32 Yd FG	17	0
2nd	Coastal Carolina	6:31	Carl Kopp, 1 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	24	0
2nd	Virginia Tech	5:14	Emeka Ogbonnia, 23 YD FG	24	3
2nd	Coastal Carolina	1:23	Justice Spear, 5 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	31	3
3rd	Coastal Carolina	6:05	Devin Hajurllahu, 50 Yd Run	38	3
3rd	Virginia Tech	3:41	Emeka Ogbonnia, 42 Yd FG	38	6
4th	Coastal Carolina	6:57	Brooks Wheat, Returned Fumble 63 Yds	45	6

Coastal Carolina
Passing_Stats

Fredrick Meredith	20/24, 226 Yds, 3 TD, INT
Tobias Gallimore	2/2, 4 Yds

Rushing_Stats

Devin Hajrullahu	11 Att, 185 Yds, TD
Justice Spear	10 Att, 98 Yds, TD
Fredrick Meredith	2 Att, 16 Yds
Duke Kryspin	1 Att, 5 Yds
Tobias Gallimore	1 Att, -3 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Tavares Tinker	5 Rec, 43 Yds
Denard Cruise	4 Rec, 34 Yds
Percy LaRue	3 Rec, 28 Yds
Justice Spear	3 Rec, 15 Yds, TD
Devin Hajrullahu	2 Rec, 58 Yds, TD
David Goedeke	2 Rec, 42 Yds
Tyler Hagg	1 Rec, 8 Yds
Duke Kryspin	1 Rec, 1 Yd
Carl Kopp	1 Rec, 1 Yd, 1 TD

Defensive_Stats

DT Mitch Dora	6 Tkl, 4 TFL, 2 Sacks
FS AJ Dwumfour	5 Tkl, TFL, Sack
MLB Anthony Atogwe	5 Tkl, 2 TFL
CB Joshua Landman	3 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack, FF
CB Mike Momah	3 Tkl, INT
DE JD Coward	3 Tkl, TFL, Sack
DE Eric Wheat	2 Tkl, 2 TFL, 0.5 Sack
DE Alfonso Smith	Tkl, TFL, Sack
Brooks Wheat	FR, TD

Virginia Tech
Passing_Stats

Quincy Adeniyi	12/20, 244 Yds, INT
Pierre Capers	5/9, 76 Yds

Rushing_Stats

Quincy Adeniyi	7 Att, -13 Yds
George Day	5 Att, 10 Yds
Pierre Capers	5 Att, 4 Yds
Cam Heflin	4 Att, -2 Yds
Clyde Garnes	1 Att, 8 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Brayden Brazill	4 Rec, 127 Yds
Doug Toure	4 Rec, 89 Yds
Joe Hamm	3 Rec, 64 Yds
Jameson Braham	1 Rec, 26 Yds
Cam Heflin	2 Rec, 7 Yds
AJ Kazee	1 Rec, 4 Yds
Glenn Hewitt	1 Rec, 3 Yds

Defensive_Stats

FS Treyvon Foster	13 Tkl,
CB Darious LaBoy	11 Tkl, 2 TFL
CB Caleb Elkins	7 Tkl, INT
LB Kevin Kempfert	3 Tkl, TFL, Sack

Blacksburg, VA. - The word “bleak” summed up Saturday night in Lane Stadium — the torrential downpour, the sagging crowd, and the performance of a Virginia Tech team battered 45-6 by Coastal Carolina.

“Every facet, we were outperformed today,” said a subdued Brent Pry, whose Hokies have now dropped six straight, putting his tenure squarely under scrutiny.

From the opening drive, Coastal seized control. Heisman frontrunner Devin Hajrullahu set the tone with a 55-yard catch-and-run, part of a night in which he piled up 243 total yards (185 rushing, 58 receiving). It marked his third consecutive game with more than 200 yards from scrimmage.

“I don’t think it’s a stretch to say he’s Reggie Bush-esque at this point,” head coach Kade Vaughn said. “Every time he touches the ball, you hold your breath because it could be magic.”

The Hokies generated three explosive plays in the passing game — completions of 60, 63, and 41 yards — but none led to touchdowns. Brayden Brazill’s 60-yard grab ended in a Mike Momah interception in the end zone, while the other two drives stalled and resulted in field goals.

“I think the biggest key to our success this year is a consistent pass rush,” defensive coordinator Tony White said. “We’re not lucking into sacks — we’re creating them with exotic looks and pressure. Once a quarterback starts second-guessing? You’ve already won.”

The numbers told the story: Coastal ran for 285 yards behind Hajrullahu and Justice Spear (98 yards), while quarterback Fredrick Meredith went 20-of-24 for 209 yards and three touchdowns, marred only by a late red-zone interception.

Coastal (7-0) returns to Conway next week to host Georgia Tech (3-2) before heading into a midseason bye.

Devi Hajrullahu continues to be instant offense, seen here edging the corner before exploding for the 50 yard touchdown.


Virginia Tech had some big plays, but too often followed them up with a drive killing sack.


Mike Momah snuffing out the first scoring opportunity for the Hokies to preserve the early 14-0 lead.

ACC Week Seven Results
27 Florida State (5-1) @ Pittsburgh (5-2) 17
44 #21 Miami (5-2) @ North Carolina (4-3)
45 Boston College (5-2) @ Syracuse (3-4) 43
10 Wake Forest (2-4) @ Duke (2-5) 40
48 Notre Dame (2-4) @ Virginia (4-3) 17

Notable Week Seven Results
10 Florida (3-2) @ #3 Alabama (7-0) 43
21 #18 Arizona State (5-1) @ #13 SMU (6-1) 28
17 #23 Illinois (3-2) @ #5 Ohio State (4-1) 38
40 #12 LSU (5-1) @ Arkansas (6-1) 43
27 #11 Wisconsin (5-1) @ Maryland (4-1) 31

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Coastal Carolina Redshirt Freshman, Former 5* Prospect Richard Hatch Arrested On First Degree Burglary Charge

Conway, SC. - Coastal Carolina football has been rocked by another off-field incident for the second time in three weeks. Early Tuesday morning, redshirt freshman Richard Hatch, a former five-star recruit from Rosemount, Minn., was arrested and charged with first-degree burglary after an alleged armed break-in at a Conway residence that left one person injured.

According to a Horry County Police Department incident report, officers responded at 1:42 a.m. to a call from a home on Pine Shadow Drive. Witnesses told police a masked individual forced entry through a rear door, brandished a handgun, and struck the homeowner during a struggle before fleeing. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries but required treatment at Conway Medical Center.

Police say an eyewitness later identified the suspect as Hatch, 19, who was taken into custody without incident several hours later at an off-campus apartment. Investigators recovered a handgun believed to have been used in the crime.

Hatch was denied bond during a Tuesday morning hearing and remains in custody at the Horry County Detention Center awaiting trial. Under South Carolina law, first-degree burglary involving a deadly weapon and bodily injury carries a potential sentence of 15 years to life in prison.

Head coach Kade Vaughn announced Hatch’s permanent dismissal from the program Tuesday afternoon.

“What happened early this morning is unacceptable and deeply disappointing,” Vaughn said in a written statement. “Richard’s actions were dangerous and have no place in our program or on this campus. Effective immediately, he is no longer a member of the Coastal Carolina football team. As a program, we are also taking a hard look at ourselves — this is the second felony arrest involving one of our players and we will implement mandatory educational classes for all student-athletes to reinforce the seriousness of their choices and responsibilities.”

Hatch was one of the most celebrated signees in program history, rated the No. 7 overall prospect in the nation in the 2030 recruiting cycle. He chose Coastal over offers from Notre Dame and Ohio State, part of the Chanticleers’ ongoing push to compete at the top level of the ACC. Hatch was redshirting this fall while expected to contend for playing time in 2032.

The university declined further comment, citing the ongoing legal process.

Tuesday’s arrest comes just seventeen days after former five-star safety Sean Maggio was charged with aggravated assault following a post-game altercation, an incident that also resulted in his dismissal from the team.