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2032 - Week Eleven Preview

#1 Coastal Carolina (10-)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 46.0 (5th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 18.0 (5th)
Offensive Rankings: 504.3 (6th)
Defensive Rankings: 269.3 (1st)

West Virginia Mountaineers (5-4)
82 Overall // 81 Offense // 84 Defense
Head Coach: Matt Rhule (23-12)
Offensive Scheme: Multiple Offense
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 24.3 (115th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 26.4 (51st)
Offensive Rankings: 356.4 (114th)
Defensive Rankings: 393.9 (60th)

Coastal Carolina 2032 Results
Combined Record: 71-41
Week 1 | Memphis (7-2) | W 54-3
Week 2 | @ Virginia Tech (4-5) | W 56-10
Week 3 | @ Georgia (6-4) | W 47-3
Week 4 | Pittsburgh (4-6) | W 49-28
Week 5 | @ Florida (6-3) | W 21-20
Week 6 | @ Miami (8-2) | W 45-13
Week 7 | Clemson (7-2) | W 35-32
Week 8 | @ Syracuse (5-4) | W 56-34
Week 9 | @ NC State (4-6) | W 41-13
Week 10 | Oregon (8-1) | W 56-24

West Virginia Mountaineers 2032 Results
Combined Record: 71-41
Week 1 | Florida (6-3) | L 45-27
Week 2 | Pittsburgh (4-6) | W 35-19
Week 3 | Georgia Tech (5-4) | W 35-29
Week 4 | FCS | W 44-10
Week 5 | Louisville (6-3) | L 29-6
Week 6 | Florida State (7-2) | L 38-0
Week 7 | @ Miami (8-2) | L 35-10
Week 8 | @ Temple (3-7) | W 35-9
Week 10 | @ Virginia Tech (4-5) | W 27-24

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
DT Tyron Acker (89) | School Discipline (1 Week)

West Virginia Mountaineers Injury Report
DE Lance Cotton (84) | Broken Wrist (2 Weeks)
DT Emmanuel Nordin (74) | Dislocated Ankle (2 Weeks)
LB Anton Noble (83) | Fractured Shoulder Blade (14 Weeks)
MLB Kof Gerberry (79) | Torn Labrum (2 Weeks)

West Virginia Mountaineers Top Performers
SO(RS) QB Charles Edmond (79) | 194/364 (53%), 2,454 Yds, 20 TD, 17 INT
SO HB Wayne Trufant (79) | 131 Att, 569 Yds, 4 TD
SR(RS) WR Jamaal Burgess (87) | 45 Rec, 683 Yds, 3 TD
JR(RS) LB Shawn Rome (81) | 54 Tkl, 5 TFL, Sack
JR(RS) LB Anton Noble (83) | 22 Tkl, 7 TFL, 5 Sacks
SO(RS) DE Marvin Heinrich (78) | 6 Tkl, 4 TFL, 2.5 Sacks
SR CB Andy Romberg (78) | 45 Tkl, TFL, 2 INT

ACC Week Eleven Schedule
#6 Clemson (7-2) @ #24 Florida State (7-2)
NC State (4-6) @ UConn (3-6)
Wake Forest (3-6) @ Georgia Tech (5-4)
New Mexico State (3-6) @ Pittsburgh (4-6)
Virginia (6-3) @ Boston College (3-6)
North Carolina (7-3) @ #19 Duke (7-2)
#9 Miami (8-2) @ Virginia Tech (4-5)
Syracuse (5-4) @ Louisville (6-3)

Notable Week Eleven Matchups
#25 Oklahoma (6-3) @ #12 Tennessee (7-2)
#2 Nebraska (9-0) @ #16 Tulane (9-0)
Georgia (6-4) @ #5 Texas A&M (9-0)

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Coastal Steamrolls Mountaineers To Clinch ACC Title Game Berth


Fred Meredith got blasted on what would be his 4th touchdown pass of the 2nd quarter alone, hanging in the pocket just long enough to get the ball to Tavares Tinker for the TD, and was all smiles after as Coastal rolled to a 61-20 demolition on The Teal.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
West Virginia	3	0	0	17	20
Coastal Carolina	3	31	6	21	61

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	West Virginia	Coastal Carolina
1st	Coastal Carolina	5:40	Gene Marable, 26 Yd FG	0	3
1st	West Virginia	1:27	Eric Polanco, 36 Yd FG	3	3
2nd	Coastal Carolina	9:50	Tavares Tinker, 57 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	3	10
2nd	Coastal Carolina	8:04	David Agudosi, 32 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	3	17
2nd	Coastal Carolina	5:57	Jamal Stephen, 4 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	3	24
2nd	Coastal Carolina	1:17	Tavares Tinker, 53 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	3	31
2nd	Coastal Carolina	0:00	Gene Marable, 37 Yd FG	3	34
3rd	Coastal Carolina	2:03	Justice Spear, 1 YD Run (Missed XP)	3	40
4th	West Virginia	8:04	Shaun President, 41 Yd Pass From Matt Battles	10	40
4th	Coastal Carolina	5:59	Tavares Tinker, 62 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	10	47
4th	West Virginia	3:59	Joey Shepherd, 5 Yd Pass From Matt Battles	17	47
4th	Coastal Carolina	2:25	Justice Spear, 56 Yd Run	17	54
4th	West Virginia	0:49	eric Polanco, 52 Yd FG	20	54
4th	Coastal Carolina	0:36	David Agudosi, 75 Yd Run	20	61

Coastal Carolina
Passing_Stats

Fredrick Meredith	28/36, 373 Yds, 5 TD, INT

Rushing_Stats

Justice Spear	16 Att, 121 Yds, 2 TD
David Agudosi	9 Att, 127 Yds, TD
Fredrick Meredith	8 Att, 29 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Jamal Stephen	8 Rec, 67 Yds, TD
Tavares Tinker	5 Rec, 190 Yds, 3 TD
David Agudosi	5 Rec, 67 Yds, TD
Denard Cruise	4 Rec, 24 Yds
Tyler Hagg	2 Rec, 17 Yds
Bernie Bender	2 Rec, 1 Yd
Justice Spear	1 Rec, 7 Yds

Defensive_Stats

SS Randy Granger	7 Tkl, 4 TFL, 0.5 Sack, FF, FR
MLB Anthony Atogwe	6 Tkl, TFL
CB Craig Avant	6 Tkl, INT
DE Alfonso Smith	5 Tkl, TFL, FF
LB Manu Filimoeatu	5 Tkl, TFL, Sack
CB Mike Momah	4 Tkl, FR
DT Jermaine Uzomah	2 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack
DE Russ Devan	Tkl, TFL, 0.5 Sack

West Virginia
Passing_Stats

Charles Edmond	9/17, 101 Yds, INT
Matt Battles	11/15, 161 Yds, 2 TD

Rushing_Stats

Wayne Trufant	7 Att, 30 Yds
Charles Edmond	6 Att, -7 Yds
Matt Battles	5 Att, 22 Yds
Ezekiel Tutt	1 Att, 2 Yds
Tyquan Darling	1 Att, 4 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Shaun President	5 Rec, 102 Yds, TD
Major Pears	3 Rec, 35 Yds
James Dach	3 Rec, 31 Yds
JAmaal Burgess	2 Rec, 21 Yds
Tyquan Darling	2 Rec, 9 Yds
Deron Merritt	1 Rec, 8 Yds
Joey Shepherd	1 Rec, 5 Yds, TD
Greg Cooks	! REc, 11 Yds
Amari Rhaney	1 Rec, 36 Yds

Defensive_Stats

MLB Leonard Worley	10 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sacj
FS Robert Doss	7 Tkl, TFL, INT
DE Evan Trapp	3 Tk, TFL, Sack

Conway, SC. - The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers shook off a sluggish start and turned a tight first quarter into a rout, torching the West Virginia Mountaineers 61–20 behind a 31-point second quarter blitz that left little doubt who runs the ACC’s new era.

Early on, though, it looked like Coastal might be in for a fight. Their opening drive appeared dead before a roughing-the-punter call bailed them out on 4th down, only for the series to stall and end in a field goal. The real blow came moments later when QB Fredrick Meredith was briefly knocked out of the game on a missed late hit—an officiating no-call that instantly drew the ire of Head Coach Kade Vaughn.

“Letter’s already written. It’s in the mail, best believe it,” Vaughn said postgame, clearly fuming. “You want to fine me for words? Fine. But don’t put my guys in danger because you’re too scared to make the right call.”

It’s the latest in a long-running tension between Vaughn and the ACC officiating office, but on the field, his quarterback handled it his own way.

“They done woke the lion up,” laughed Meredith afterward.

And wake up he did. The sophomore QB exploded for four second-quarter touchdowns, including a gutsy 53-yard strike to Tavares Tinker where Meredith absorbed a brutal hit and still managed to signal “touchdown” from the turf, grinning ear to ear.

By halftime, it was 31–3 Coastal, and the Mountaineers were reeling. The Chanticleers defense dominated the trenches, holding West Virginia to just 112 total yards in the first half and not allowing a touchdown until the backups were in and the lead had ballooned to 40–3.

Late in the fourth, both Justice Spear and David Agudosi broke off long touchdown runs that turned a rout into an outright humiliation. Despite some sideline chatter about running up the score, WVU head coach Matt Rhule wasn’t making excuses.

“They’re running the ball in the fourth, not chucking it deep,” Rhule said postgame. “If we can’t make the tackle, that’s on us. Gotta take a long look in the mirror.”

Meredith finished the day 28/36 for 373 yards and five touchdowns, with one interception. Tavares Tinker had a career day, hauling in five catches for 190 yards and three scores, while Spear and Agudosi combined for over 200 yards on the ground.

With the win, Coastal Carolina improves to 11–0, setting the stage for a massive Senior Night showdown next week against Florida State at Brooks Stadium—one more test before the Chanticleers prepare for their 2nd straight ACC Championship Game tilt.

When the receiver is 6'7, sometimes you just throw it up and let the big man make a play, like this gorgeous one handed grab by Jamal Stephen in the 2nd Q.


DE Alfonso Smith with the hustle chase down tackle that forced the first of two straight fumbles in the 2nd Q by WVU, helping turn the tight 3-3 contest into a 31-3 blowout by the half.

ACC Week Eleven Results
28 #6 Clemson (8-2) @ Florida State (7-3) 26
35 NC State (5-6) @ UConn (3-7) 27
27 Wake Forest (3-7) @ Georgia Tech (6-4) 37
14 New Mexico State (3-7) @ Pittsburgh (5-6) 45
31 Virginia (7-3) @ Boston College (3-7) 24
55 #22 North Carolina (8-3) @ Duke (7-3) 24
57 #7 Miami (9-2) @ Virginia Tech (4-6) 0
16 Syracuse (5-5) @ #23 Louisville (7-3) 34

Notable Week Eleven Results
22 Oklahoma (6-4) @ #9 Tennessee (8-2) 45
28 #2 Nebraska (10-0) @ #24 Tuane (9-1) 14
51 #16 Purdue (8-2) @ #15 Michigan State (9-2) 31
38 Georgia (6-5) @ #5 Texas A&M (10-0) 48

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That exchange came less than a month after Vaughn’s on-field confrontation with Miami head coach Mario Cristobal following Coastal’s 45–13 victory in Week 6, where the two coaches exchanged heated words before being separated at midfield.

Cristobal whooping his ass

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ACC Issues Second Fine to Coastal’s Kade Vaughn Following Renewed Officiating Comments

Conway, SC. - Just one week after being fined for previous comments deemed “unsportsmanlike and detrimental to the image of ACC officiating,” Coastal Carolina head coach Kade Vaughn has once again found himself in the conference’s disciplinary crosshairs.

On Monday morning, the Atlantic Coast Conference announced it has levied a second $75,000 fine against Vaughn and the Coastal Carolina football program following remarks made in the aftermath of Saturday’s 61–20 win over West Virginia. During his postgame press conference Vaughn, visibly frustrated by a late hit on QB Fredrick Meredith that briefly knocked him out of the contest, quipped:

“Letter’s already written. It’s in the mail, best believe it. You want to fine me for words? Fine. But don’t put my guys in danger because you’re too scared to make the right call.”

The ACC cited the statement as “a direct and repeated challenge to the integrity of officiating crews,” adding that Vaughn’s pattern of public remarks has “failed to align with the league’s expectations of decorum and respect.”

In the same release, the conference issued an official warning that “further violations of the ACC Sportsmanship Policy by Coach Vaughn or members of the Coastal Carolina football staff may result in suspension.”

According to multiple sources within the Coastal athletic department, the latest disciplinary action has reignited growing friction between university leadership and athletic director Chance Miller, who once again opposed issuing the fine at the institutional level.

Miller, who previously clashed with Coastal’s compliance liaison and university president over similar disciplinary measures earlier this month, reportedly argued that “repeatedly bending to external pressure” from the ACC was undermining Coastal’s ability to project confidence and autonomy amid its meteoric national rise.

However, the university’s compliance office and president overruled Miller’s objections, signing off on the ACC’s recommended penalty late Sunday night. A source described the final decision as “tense but inevitable,” given the league’s clear signal that continued noncompliance could result in harsher penalties or even postseason repercussions.

While the ACC declined to comment beyond its official statement, one conference official privately noted that “the leash is short now” when it comes to Vaughn’s behavior — a sentiment reportedly echoed by several university administrators who have grown weary of his public feuds with opposing coaches and officiating crews.

Vaughn, for his part, has yet to address the new fine publicly and is not expected to do so until his next media availability later this week. Those close to the program described the head coach as “annoyed but unsurprised,” with one staffer adding, “He’s been waiting for this shoe to drop since the first fine. He knew they’d be watching.”

With the Chanticleers still unbeaten and marching toward a second consecutive College Football Playoff berth, the tension between the ACC, Coastal leadership, and their outspoken head coach continues to simmer — setting the stage for what could be another turbulent December in Conway.

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Tyrone Acker To Miss Season Finale Due To Family Emergency

Conway, SC. - Defensive tackle Tyrone Acker was expected to return from a three-game suspension for the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers’ Senior Night matchup against Florida State, but his comeback has been delayed for personal reasons.

Head coach Kade Vaughn announced Thursday that Acker will take a leave of absence to return home to Oceanside, California, to be with his family.

“Tyrone is taking some time away to be with his loved ones,” Vaughn said. “Football can wait — family comes first.”

Sources close to the program confirmed that Acker’s father suffered a major stroke earlier this week.

Acker is in his final season of eligibility with Coastal Carolina after spending four years at Oregon before transferring ahead of the 2032 campaign.

The Chanticleers close out their regular season in Week 12 before taking a bye in Week 13, giving Acker additional time to rejoin the team ahead of the ACC Championship Game, according to Vaughn.

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2032 - Week Twelve Preview

#1 Coastal Carolina (11-0)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 47.4 (3rd)
Defensive Points Per Game: 18.2 (7th)
Offensive Rankings: 517.5 (4th)
Defensive Rankings: 273.3 (2nd)

Florida State Seminoles (7-3)
86 Overall // 86 Offense // 86 Defense
Head Coach: Tyler Lutrus (7-3)
Offensive Scheme: Multiple Offense
Defensive Scheme: 4-2-5
Offensive Points Per Game: 36.6 (26th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 24.6 (33rd)
Offensive Rankings: 410.2 (65th)
Defensive Rankings: 389.6 (40th)

#1 Coastal Carolina (11-0) 2032 Results
Combined Record: 78-46
Week 1 | Memphis (8-2) | W 54-3
Week 2 | @ Virginia Tech (4-6) | W 56-10
Week 3 | @ Georgia (6-5) | W 47-3
Week 4 | Pittsburgh (5-6) | W 49-28
Week 5 | @ Florida (7-3) | W 21-20
Week 6 | @ Miami (9-2) | W 45-13
Week 7 | Clemson (8-2) | W 35-32
Week 8 | @ Syracuse (5-5) | W 56-34
Week 9 | @ NC State (5-6) | W 41-13
Week 10 | Oregon (9-1) | W 56-24
Week 11 | West Virginia (5-5) | W 61-20

Florida State Seminoles (7-3) 2032 Results
Combined Record: 73-52
Week 1 | FCS | W 58-10
Week 2 | TCU (5-5) | W 49-48
Week 3 | Pittsburgh (5-6) | W 35-29
Week 5 | @ Miami (9-2) | L 31-28
Week 6 | West Virginia (5-5) | W 38-0
Week 7 | @ Syracuse (5-5) | L 35-25
Week 8 | @ Notre Dame (5-6) | W 34-31
Week 9 | Wake Forest (3-7) | W 38-27
Week 10 | @ NC State (5-6) | W 35-7
Week 11 | Clemson (8-2) | L 28-26

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
DT Tyrone Acker (89) | Leave of Absence (1 Week)

Florida State Seminoles Injury Report
CB Keke Chukwuma (78) | Torn Rotator Cuff (16 Weeks)

Florida State Seminoles Top Performers
SR(RS) QB Tobias Gallimore (Former Coastal QB) (88) | 198/312 (63%), 2,572 Yds, 21 TD, 3 INT; 102 Att, 312 Yds, 6 TD
SR HB Ruke Aguayo (84) | 123 Att, 526 Yds, 7 TD
SR(RS) WR Emmanuel Gales (94) | 71 Rec, 1,094 Yds, 8 TD
SR SS Hakeem Nijman (86) | 63 Tkl, 4 TFL, 0.5 Sack, 5 INT
SR DT Glenn Chick (87) | 42 Tkl, 17 TFL, 10 Sacks
SR DT Jameel Darrisaw (85) | 33 Tkl, 13 TFL, 6.5 Sacks
JR(RS) CB Treyan Paye (85) | 34 Tkl, 4 INT

ACC Week Twelve Schedule
#18 UTEP (9-1) @ Boston College (3-7)
Syracuse (5-6) @ #22 North Carolina (8-3)
#23 Louisville (7-3) @ Pittsburgh (5-6)
Georgia Tech (6-4) @ #7 Miami (9-2)
Duke (7-3) @ New Mexico (3-7)
Virginia (7-3) @ #6 Clemson (8-2)
UMass (5-5) @ West Virginia (5-5)
Virginia Tech (4-6) @ Wake Forest (3-7)

Notable Week Twelve Matchups
#24 Tulane (9-1) @ Rice (9-1)
#14 Wisconsin (8-2) @ #15 Michigan State (9-2)
#9 Tennessee (8-2) @ #4 Alabama (10-0)
#3 Ohio State (10-0) @ #2 Nebraska (10-0)

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Chanticleers Spoil Gallimore's Return To Conway


Manu Filimoeatu destroyed his former team along with former Coastal QB Tobias Gallimore with 3 sacks, a forced fumble, and a safety.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Florida State	0	7	0	7	14
Coastal Carolina	14	14	12	10	50

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Florida State	Coastal Carolina
1st	Coastal Carolina	6:08	Jamal Stephen, 4 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	0	7
1st	Coastal Carolina	2:05	Justice Spear, 1 Yd Run	0	14
2nd	Coastal Carolina	8:52	David Agudosi, 6 Yd Run	0	21
2nd	Coastal Carolina	4:02	Anthony Atogwe, Returned Fumble 17 Yds	0	28
2nd	Florida State	0:10	Jamal Spears, 27 Yd Pass From Tobias Gallimore	7	28
3rd	Coastal Carolina	9:48	Safety	7	30
3rd	Coastal Carolina	6:39	Gene Marable, 40 Yd FG	7	33
3rd	Coastal Carolina	2:40	Tavares Tinker, 34 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	7	40
4th	Coastal Carolina	9:55	Justice Spear, 7 Yd Run	7	47
4th	Florida State	8:14	Miguel Alvarado, 3 Yd Pass From Cliff Stewart	14	$7
4th	Coastal Carolina	0:00	Gene Marable, 39 Yd FG	14	50

Coastal Carolina
Passing_Stats

Fredrick Meredith	26/32, 254 Yds, 2 TD

Rushing_Stats

Justice Spear	16 Att, 96 Yds, 2 TD
David Agudosi	10 Att, 50 Yds, TD
Fredrick Meredith	6 Att, 17 Yds
Jalen Rawls	4 Att, 23 Yds

Receiving_Stats

David Agudosi	6 Rec, 109 Yds
Jamal Stephen	6 Rec, 43 Yds, TD
Tavares Tinker	5 Rec, 65 Yds, TD
Denard Cruise	5 Rec, 40 Yds
Tyler Hagg	3 Rec, 0 Yd
Carl Kopp	1 Rec, -3 Yds

Defensive_Stats

LB Manu Filimoeatu	8 Tkl, 4 TFL, 3 Sacks, FF, FR, Safety
FS AJ Dwumfour	4 Tkl, TFL, INT
MLB Anthony Atogwe	3 Tkl, TFL, FR, TD
DE Alfonso Smith	3 Tkl, 2 TFL, 0.5 Sack
CB Mike Momah	3 Tkl, TFL, 3 INT
DE Ramon Queiro	Tkl, TFL, 0.5 Sack
DT Lionel Ruggins	Tkl, TFL, Sack

Florida State
Passing_Stats

Tobias Gallimore	11/22, 109 Yds, TD, 4 INT
Cliff Stewart	4/4, 86 Yds, TD

Rushing_Stats

Tobas Gallimore	9 Att, -45 Yds
Kenyon Finley	3 Att, 23 Yds
Rule Aguayo	2 Att, 0 Yds

Receiving_Stats

Jamaal Spears	4 Rec, 84 Yds, TD
Antwaun Layne	4 Rec, 19 Yds
Malcolm Dunbar	2 Rec, 76 Yds
Ruke Aguayo	1 Rec, 5 Yds
Miguel Alvarado	1 Rec, 3 Yds, TD
Cole Placekemeier	1 Rec, 7 Yds
Emmanuel Gales	1 Rec, 3 Yds
Darin Wilkes	1 Rec, -2 Yds

Defensive_Stats

MLB Otis Berryman	12 Tkl, TFL
LB Marquan Roche	11 Tkl, 5 TFL
DT Glenn Chick	5 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack
DE Nathan Smalls	4 Tkl, 3 TFL, Sack

Conway, SC. - Saturday night in Conway was meant to be Tobias Gallimore’s storybook homecoming. The former Coastal Carolina quarterback — who spent four years with the Chanticleers but never claimed the coveted QB1 — returned to Brooks Stadium as Florida State’s starter, eager to prove how far he’d come since transferring out in 2031.

But if Gallimore had the date circled, so did Manu Filimoeatu.

The senior linebacker and ex-Seminole made sure his old team left bruised and beaten, delivering a career performance that shredded Florida State’s game plan. Filimoeatu finished with three sacks, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery, and a safety — all while setting the tone for a Coastal defense that swarmed from the opening whistle.

And if Filimoeatu wasn’t the problem, cornerback Mike Momah certainly was. The senior standout, widely regarded as the nation’s top cover corner, intercepted Gallimore three times — including two on his first three throws — and anchored a secondary that feasted all night.

By the time it was over, Gallimore limped off Coastal’s teal turf with six total turnovers (four interceptions, two lost fumbles), five sacks, and a safety on his ledger.

Meanwhile, the quarterback who once beat him out kept rolling. Fredrick Meredith turned in another efficient performance, completing 81% of his passes for 254 yards and two touchdowns. Justice Spear added 96 rushing yards and a pair of scores, while David Agudosi continued his breakout season with 159 total yards (50 rushing, 109 receiving) and a touchdown of his own.

The 50-14 rout capped a near-perfect regular season for Kade Vaughn’s Chanticleers, whose only real tests came on the road at Florida and at home against Clemson. Now, Coastal will take a well-earned bye during rivalry weekend before preparing for a high-stakes rematch with the Tigers in the ACC Championship Game.

Mike Momah questioning why Gallimore kept throwing his way after collecting three interceptions against his former teammate.


Gallimore was able to leverage a big punt return into the only touchdown toss of the contest for the former Chanticleer to salvage a sliver of pride.

ACC Week Twelve Results
31 #19 UTEP (10-1) @ Boston College (3-8) 27
35 Syracuse (6-5) @ North Carolina (8-4) 30
44 Louisville (7-4) @ Pittsburgh (6-6) 46
24 Georgia Tech (6-5) @ #7 Miami (10-2) 30
#23 Duke (8-3) @ New Mexico (3-8) 7
28 Virginia (7-4) @ #5 Clemson (9-2) 50
30 UMass (5-6) @ West Virginia (6-5) 38
24 Virginia Tech (4-7) @ Wake Forest (4-7) 27

Notable Week Twelve Results
35 #24 Tulane (9-2) @ #22 Rice (10-1) 36
45 #11 Wisconsin (9-2) @ Michigan State (9-3) 24
48 #21 Penn State (7-4) @ #20 SMU (8-3) 3
27 #17 Tennessee (8-3) @ #2 Alabama (11-0) 38
28 #1 Ohio State (11-0) @ #6 Nebraska (10-1) 23

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Vaughn just loves to give us money away...Winning allows you to get away with alot of things but at some point you got to wonder if Coach Vaughn's mouth is going to say something this checkbook can't pay.