Ex Libertate Veritas | Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

[djp73]

who do you think you match up with better between oregon and usc?
would be good to add your schedule and results weekly like your opponents is.

[YaBoyRobRoy]

looking forward to see who wins that classic PAC matchup between USC and Oregon

[redsox907]

who do you think you match up with better between oregon and usc?
would be good to add your schedule and results weekly like your opponents is.

I played USC last year in the Holiday Bowl and have yet to play the Ducks, so they're my hope.

I will start adding my record in the updates as well just for reference

looking forward to see who wins that classic PAC matchup between USC and Oregon

I'm hoping for Oregon just since we haven't played them yet in this chise, but since Lanning left Oregon for USC the Trojans have had the Ducks number. iirc this year was the first time Lanning had lost to his old school

[redsox907]

Hajrullahu Caps Explosive Season With Runaway Heisman Victory

For the third time in the last five years, the Heisman Trophy is heading to Conway. Coastal Carolina star running back Devin Hajrullahu capped a record-shattering senior season by winning college football’s most prestigious award, running away with the vote in decisive fashion.

It wasn’t just the numbers. It was the spectacle. Hajrullahu became appointment viewing this fall, drawing comparisons to Reggie Bush’s electric 2005 Heisman campaign. Like Bush, every touch felt like a highlight waiting to happen — a blur of acceleration, vision, and improvisation that made him the most dangerous player in the sport.

The journey began quietly. After transferring from Houston, Hajrullahu was eased into action with limited snaps over Coastal’s first four games. But once the Chanticleers turned him loose, the floodgates opened. He rattled off seven consecutive games with 200+ all-purpose yards and at least two touchdowns, with the lone exception coming against Florida State — a game he exited in the second quarter with a chest contusion.

By season’s end, the stat line read like fiction: 1,419 rushing yards on just 180 carries, 1,079 receiving yards on 76 catches, and 34 total touchdowns (23 rushing, 11 receiving). He joined Villanova’s Brian Westbrook as only the second player in college football history to eclipse 1,000 yards both rushing and receiving in the same season.

He didn’t slow down in the postseason, either. In Coastal’s ACC Championship Game victory over Louisville, Hajrullahu added four more touchdowns, cementing his Heisman résumé while his closest competitors stumbled. Colorado wideout Randall Bayless managed just two catches in a 70–3 rout against Oregon, while Alabama quarterback Frank Silverman turned the ball over three times in a loss to Georgia. Houston quarterback Sateki Bender — a former teammate of Hajrullahu’s — finished third in the voting after watching from home on Championship Weekend.

“I don’t think either of those guys could’ve overtaken Devin anyway, but it certainly widened the gap considerably,” said ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit.

The Heisman was only the centerpiece of Hajrullahu’s hardware haul. He also claimed the Maxwell, Walter Camp, and Doak Walker awards. He wasn’t the only Chanticleer honored, either: middle linebacker Ty Oden swept the Nagurski, Bednarik, and Butkus awards, continuing Coastal’s stranglehold on defensive honors for a fifth straight year. Freshman quarterback Fredrick Meredith brought home the Shaun Alexander Award as the nation’s top freshman, while center Alan Hoffman won the Rimington Trophy.

Elsewhere, Bayless was awarded the Biletnikoff, while Bender secured both the Davey O’Brien and Johnny Unitas awards.

But the night belonged to Hajrullahu — Coastal’s newest legend, and perhaps the closest thing college football has seen in two decades to the magic of Reggie Bush.

Hajurllahu_2031_Stats

Att	Yds	AVG	TD	AVG/G	BTK	YAC	20+	Long	Rec	Yds	AVG	AVG/G	TD	RAC	Long
180	1,419	7.9	23	109.2	26	332	12	75	76	1,079	14.2	83.0	11	1,210	75

2031 Awards 2031

Award	Name	School
Heisman	HB Devin Hajrullahu	Coastal Carolina
Maxwell	HB Devin Hajrullahu	Coastal Carolina
Walter Camp	HB Devin Hajrullahu	Coastal Carolina
Bear Bryant Coach of the Year	Gill Louis	Liberty
Davey O'Brien	QB Sateki Bender	Houston
Chuck Bednarik	MLB Ty Oden	Coastal Carolina
Broncko Nagurski	MLB Ty Oden	Coastal Carolina
Jim Thrope	CB Javon Hillhouse	Miami (OH)
Doak Walker	HB Devin Hajrullahu	Coastal Carolina
Fred Biletnikoff	WR Randall Bayless	Colorado
Lombardi	DE Davon Moultrie	OIe Miss
Johnny Unitas	QB Sateki Bender	Houston
Defensive End of the Year	DE Davon Moultrie	OIe Miss
Outland	C Tyree Windt	Ohio State
John Mackey	TE Conor Kirk	East Carolina
Broyles	DC Kyle Krantz	Liberty
Dick Butkus	MLB Ty Oden	Coastal Carolina
Rimington	C Alan Hofmann	Coastal Carolina
Lou Groza	K Rakkim Granger	Colorado
Ray Guy	P John Biggs	Army
Jet Award	Jimmy Yoder	Kansas State
Shaun Alexander	QB Fredrick Meredith	Coastal Carolina

[djp73]

Stacking hardware
Fuck them Liberty coaches

[redsox907]

Stacking hardware
Fuck them Liberty coaches

stlll don't know how they rate the COTY, but we beat em and went undefeated. Yet Coach Vaughn wasn't even in the top 10

[redsox907]

Coastal Finishes Regular Season With 7th Ranked Prep Class

Conway, SC. - With the regular season in the books, the spotlight shifted to the early signing period — and Coastal Carolina once again made noise on the trail.

The Chanticleers still have two key targets undecided — four-star tackle Chance Cochran and four-star linebacker Melvin Dwumfour — but the foundation of the class is already secure. Despite signing only 15 players, Coastal finished with the nation’s No. 7 class, keeping pace with bluebloods who loaded up with larger hauls. Georgia inked 31 prospects, Clemson 22, and Ohio State 29, yet the Chanticleers’ leaner group carried more star power per signee.

“We take great pride in our scouting department, and I feel that’s starting to show on the field,” head coach Kade Vaughn said. “We’re moving away from being a transfer-portal destination to being a destination school, point blank.”

That confidence is backed up by results. Coastal signed a pair of five-stars in Connecticut wide receiver Morgan Briggs and New Jersey defensive end Russ DeVan, plus seven recruits ranked inside the 247Sports Top 100.

Briggs, a 6-foot-1 technician, has already earned the reputation as a “route artist” — a polished receiver who consistently beats defenders with footwork and timing rather than raw athleticism.

DeVan, meanwhile, projects as an immediate difference-maker. At 6-foot-3, 245 pounds, he combines speed and power in a way that has already drawn comparisons to Dwight Freeney. “He doesn’t have Freeney’s spin move,” one scout said, “but his finesse rushes leave linemen grasping at air while he’s burying the quarterback.”

The class also includes a familiar name: Barry Reyna, a three-star defensive tackle from High Point, N.C., and the younger brother of Chanticleers legend Walt Reyna.

“That wouldn’t be fair,” Vaughn said when asked if Barry carried the same expectations. “Walt was a generational player. We expect Barry to conduct himself the same way off the field — and after getting to know his mama over the years, I have no doubt about that — but he’s his own player. Our job is to put him in position to succeed.”

-2030-Recruiting-Rankings

Ranking	Position	Name	Height	Weight	Hometown	Tendency	NAT/STA/POS	Stage	Coastal's Rank	Dev Trait
	WR	Morgan Briggs	6'1	167	Bridgeport, CT	Route Artist	13/1/4	Committed	Coastal	Elite
	DE	Russ DeVan	6'3	234	Princeton, NJ	Speed Rusher	27/14	Committed	Coastal	Elite
	QB	Koren Moses	6'1	200	Charleston, WV	Dual Threat	33/1/7	Committed	Coastal	Star
	DE	Gill Frantz	6'6	243	New Canaan, CT	Power Rusher	48/2/6	Committed	Coastal	Star
	MLB	Stephen Lynn	6'2	231	San Diego, CA	Thumper	53/6/2	Committed	Coastal	Elite
	G	Quincey Lemon	6'4	321	Monroeville, PA	Pass Pro	79/1/3	Committed	Coastal	Normal
	WR	George Ofodile	6'2	205	Durham, NC	Gadget	81/2/17	Committed	Coastal	Normal
	T	Prince Keke	6'4	326	Mount Ulla, NC	Well Rounded	130/4/19	Committed	Coastal	Star
	FS	Steven Middlebrooks	5'11	188	Abbeville, SC	Coverage Specialist	157/4/3	Committed	Coastal	Normal
	T	Chance Cochran	6'7	295	Fort Collins, CO	Pass Pro	160/3/23	Top 5	1st
	ATH	Jamar Hape	6'0	185	Raleigh, NC	East/West Playmaker	161/6/21	Committed	Coastal	Impact
	G	Dustin McKie	6'3	290	Worcester, MA	Pass Pro	169/2/8	Committed	Coastal	Imipact
	CB	Miles Laborn	6'1	178	Alpharetta, GA	Bump and Run	313/29/23	Committed	Coastal	Star
	ATH	Ian Ojulari	6'1	244	Belle Glade, FL	Thumper	343/43/23	Committed	Coastal	Elite
	MLB	Melvin Dwumfour	6'2	220	Douglas, GA	Thumper	344/34/24	Top 3	1st
	FS	Deveon Doucet	6'1	209	North Fort Myers, FL	Box Specialist	362/45/11	Committed	Coastal	Impact
	DT	Barry Reyna	6'3	286	High Point, NC	Speed Rusher	523/25/27	Committed	Coastal	Normal
	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
	DT	Evan Hodges	6'3	284	Brookhaven, MS	Speed Rusher	65/1/1	Committed	LSU
	DE	Martin Barmore	6'3	229	Greenwood, SC	Pure Power	349/7/32	Committed	South Carolina

-2030-Top_15_Recruiting-Rankings-

Position	Name	Hometown	Tendency	Top 3	Stage
FS	CJ Kashama	New Orleans, LA	Box Spealist	LSU	Committed
T	Deon Spears	Milan, MI	Well Rounded	Mich/Wisc/PSU	Top 3
QB	Kyle Ramsour	Alabaster, AL	Dual Threat	Aub/Neb/Ten	Top 3
T	Khalid Genus	Fort Myers, FL	Raw Strength	Clemson	Committed
WR	Carlos Small	Sumter, SC	Elusive Route Runner	Clemson	Committed
WR	Morris Nicholson	Greenville, SC	Contested Specialist	VT/Pitt	Top 5
CB	Bruce Luter	Pickerington, OH	Boundary	Ohio State	Committed
WR	Cole Tamm	Brentowod, TN	Elusive Route Runner	Clemson	Committed
CB	Josh Kanuch	West Hills, CA	Boundary	USC/Tex	Battle
QB	Kevin Bragg	Miami, FL	Backfield Creator	Alabama	Committed
HB	Fredrick McCallum	Indianapolis, IN	East/West Playmaker	Ohio State	Committed
QB	Jameson Girault	Hayden, AL	Pocket Passer	Georgia	Committed
WR	Morgan Briggs	Bridgeport, CT	Route Artist	Coastal Carolina	Committed
QB	Tevin Wimbley	Durham, NC	Pocket Passer	Clemson	Committed
T	Jeremiah Kuntz	Memphis, TN	Pass Pro	Ark/USC/Ore	Top 3

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2031 - College Football Playoff Quarterfinals

#3 Coastal Carolina (13-0)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 47.6 (1st)
Defensive Points Per Game: 14.1 (1st)
Offensive Rankings: 500.2 (1st)
Defensive Rankings: 277.3 (3rd)

#6 Oregon Ducks (13-1)
92 Overall // 91 Offense // 94 Defense
Head Coach: DeShaun Foster (13-1)
Offensive Scheme: Spread
Defensive Scheme: 4-3 Multiple
Offensive Points Per Game: 41.8 (6th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 25.7 (2nd)
Offensive Rankings: 433.6 (32nd)
Defensive Rankings: 273.6 (1st)

Coastal Carolina 2031 Results
Combined Record: 107-74
Week 1 | Ole Miss (9-4) | W 33-16
Week 2 | Notre Dame (5-7) | W 36-24
Week 3 | @ NC State (5-7) | W 48-6
Week 4 | Clemson (9-4) | W 48-10
Week 5 | Nebraska (10-3) | W 43-26
Week 6 | West Virginia (8-4) | W 52-17
Week 7 | @ Virginia Tech (3-9) | W 45-6
Week 8 | Georgia Tech (5-7) | W 56-17
Week 10 | @ Duke (5-7) | W 56-7
Week 11 | Liberty (13-1) | W 70-17
Week 12 | @ Florida State (7-6) | W 24-7
Week 13 | Virginia (5-7) | W 60-7
CCG | Louisville (10-4) | W 48-24

Oregon Ducks
Combined Record: 110-69
Week 1 | FCS | W 42-0
Week 2 | @ Purdue (6-6) | W 59-13
Week 3 | Oregon State (3-9) | W 48-7
Week 4 | Louisiana-Lafayette (7-5) | W 40-7
Week 5 | @ USC (10-3) | W 28-27
Week 7 | Cal (8-5) | W 51-21
Week 8 | Boise State (4-8) | W 42-3
Week 9 | @ Fresno State (5-7) | W 35-17
Week 10 | @ Ohio State (9-4) | L 24-21
Week 12 | @ Colorado (8-6) | W 24-13
Week 13 | @ UCLA (9-4) | W 31-6
Week 14 | Washington (10-3) | W 50-48
CCG | Colorado (8-6) | W 70-3
1st Rnd|USC (10-3) | W 45-31

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
FS Sean Maggio (78) | School Dismissal (Felony Assault)
DE Richard Hatch (82) | School Dismissal (Felony Burglary)
MLB Nick Farrior (82) | Code of Conduct Suspension (1 Game)

Oregon Ducks Injury Report
T Braydon Griffen (89) | Hamstring Tear (4 Weeks)
MLB Roland Sparks (95) | Torn Tricep (8 Weeks)

Oregon Ducks Top Performers
JR(RS) QB Randy Thielen (88) | 288/430 (66%), 3,404 Yds, 50 TD, 7 INT; 156 Att, 483 Yds, 7 TD
SR HB Damion Finley (94) | 277 Att, 1,551 Yds, 17 TD
JR(RS) WR Jimmy Rust (86) | 77 Rec, 970 Yds, 10 TD
SR CB Jamerson Duke (88) | 63 Tkl, 4 TFL, 0.5 Sack, 3 INT
SO(RS) LB Earl Flott (90) | 52 Tkl, 18 TFL, 13 Sacks
JR(RS) DE Tye Richard (82) | 32 Tkl, 15 TFL, 8 Sacks
JR LB Tevin Rasheed (86) | 63 Tkl, 6 TFL, 4 Sacks, 3 INT

1st Round Results
17 #12 Miami (9-4) vs #5 Alabama (13-1) 20
31 #11 USC (10-3) vs #6 Oregon (13-1) 45
36 #10 BYU (12-2) vs #7 Michigan (10-4) 35
37 #9 Nebraska (10-4) vs #8 Ohio State (9-4) 34

Quarterfinal Matchups
Cotton Bowl - #5 Alabama (13-1) vs #4 SMU (12-1)
Rose Bowl - #9 Nebraska (10-3) vs #1 Penn State (13-0)
Sugar Bowl - #10 BYU (12-2) vs #2 Georgia (12-1)

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Chanticleers Senior MLB Nick Farrior To Miss Orange Bowl After Arrest

Conway, SC. - The top-ranked Coastal Carolina defense suffered a setback just one week before its Orange Bowl matchup with No. 6 Oregon.

Middle linebacker Nick Farrior, a starter and key contributor for the Chanticleers, was arrested late Saturday night on campus and charged with public intoxication, according to university police. The incident occurred during Coastal’s bye week following the team’s first-round playoff bye.

Head coach Kade Vaughn announced Sunday that Farrior will not play in the Orange Bowl.

“Nick is a key piece of our defense, but we’ve preached all year that actions have consequences, regardless of the magnitude of the game,” Vaughn said in a prepared statement. “We aren’t just winning football games in Conway, we’re building the future. I would be failing in my role as a leader of these young men if I simply overlooked the transgression due to the poor timing.Life will always come first, and this is a harsh lesson, but one that has to be learned."

Vaughn added that if Farrior completes the Drug & Alcohol Awareness training offered by the school, he will be eligible to play in the Semi Finals should the Chanticleers prevail in the Orange Bowl.

Farrior has helped anchored the defense this season, recording 53 tackles, eight tackles for loss, and 4.5 sacks. His absence leaves a significant hole for the Chanticleers, who are preparing to face the nation’s second-ranked scoring offense.

Freshman Anthony Atogwe is expected to step into the 2nd starting middle linebacker role, while fellow freshman Carl Urbik is slated to rotate in as a situational Will linebacker in pass-rushing packages.

The suspension marks another disciplinary challenge for Coastal Carolina in a season that has already seen multiple players miss time due to off-field issues.

[YaBoyRobRoy]

man these boys just don't know how to act. Good luck against the Ducks!