Ex Libertate Veritas | Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

[redsox907]

Going to be a exciting year.. Your roster is loaded.. 1 player under a 74 Overall. Lot's of Impact and Star Dev's waiting in the wings ready to help Coach Vaughn continue the tradition and earn that lifetime contract.

We're definitely stacked, but there might be some things coming down the pipe that shakes up the depth

is Va Tech one of the teams that loses like 45 players year one? how have they recovered from a numbers standpoint? ratings look pretty poor.

You're thinking of Virginia, them and Vandy get raped in Y2. VTech has been consistently average. They had a few years before we were in the ACC they were in and out of the Top 25, but have been around .500 since.

But they also have 7 kickers/punters soooo team building isn't their strong suit

Hokies about to get victimized & sodomized

Not as graphic as we'd like, but we'll take it. Nc-17 showing instead of X rated

[redsox907]

Despite Early Miscues, Chanticleers Roll To Kickoff Title Defense


Alfonso Smith declared the front seven needed to pickup the slack while the secondary came together and Smith did his part, sacking Hokie QB Pierre Capers on the 1st play of the game as he tallied three of the Chants six sacks in the season opening win.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Coastal Carolina	14	21	14	2	51
Virginia Tech	7	7	7	0	21

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Coastal Carolina	Virginia Tech
1st	Virginia Tech	6:39	Dayonne Bourne, 13 Yd Pass From Pierre Capers	0	7
1st	Coastal Carolina	5:13	Duke Kryspin, 1 Yd Run	7	7
1st	Coastal Carolina	0:35	Tyler Hagg, 7 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	14	7
2nd	Virginia Tech	9:03	James Bermudez, 42 Yd Pass From Pierre Capers	14	14
2nd	Coastal Carolina	4:45	Cornell Jennings, 1 Yd Run	21	14
2nd	Coastal Carolina	1:16	Bernie Bender, 14 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	28	14
2nd	Coastal Carolina	0:00	Keke Allotey, Returned Interception 102 Yds	35	14
3rd	Virginia Tech	7:11	Morris Nicholson, 44 Yd Pass From Pierre Capers	35	21
3rd	Coastal Carolina	4:33	Tyler Hagg, 50 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	42	21
3rd	Coastal Carolina	0:05	Fredrick Meredith, 1 Yd Run	49	21
4th	Coastal Carolina	7:12	Safety	51	21

Coastal Carolina                                                Virginia Tech

Passing             | Stats                                     Passing            |  Stats
--------------------|------------------------------------------ -------------------|-------------------------------------------
Fredrick Meredith   | 28/42, 321 Yds, 3 TD, 2 INT              Pierre Capers       | 19/30, 278 Yds, 3 TD, 2 INT
                    |                                          Juna DiNapoli       | 6/7, 47 Yds, INT

Rushing             | Stats                                    Rushing             | Stats
--------------------|----------------------------------------- --------------------|------------------------------------------
Cornell Jennings    | 9 Att, 107 Yds, TD                       George Day          | 13 Att, 82 Yds
Fredrick Meredith   | 6 Att, 66 Yds, TD                        Adrian Amano        | 5 Att, 17 Yds
Fredrick McCallum   | 5 Att, 42 Yds                            Pierre Capers       | 4 Att, -27 Yds
Duke Kryspin        | 1 Att, 1 Yd, TD                          Juan DiNapoli       | 3 Att, -20 Yds
                                                               Dayonne Bourne      | 2 Rec, 7 Yds
                                                               Bradley Burfict     | 1 Att, -2 Yds

Receiving           | Stats                                    Receiving           | Stats
--------------------|----------------------------------------- --------------------|------------------------------------------
Tavares Tinker      | 6 Rec, 52 Yds                            AJ Kazee            | 6 Rec, 69 Yds, TD
Dorian Allen        | 4 Rec, 67 Yds                            James Bermudez      | 4 Rec, 93 Yds, TD
Jamal Stephen       | 4 Rec, 55 Yds                            Dayonne Bourne      | 3 Rec, 32 Yds, TD
Bernie Bender       | 4 Rec, 38 Yds, TD                        Joe Hamm            | 3 Rec, 22 Yds
Fredrick McCallum   | 3 Rec, 20 Yds                            Sergio Kryspin      | 2 Rec, 31 Yds
Tyler Hagg          | 3 Rec, 61 Yds, 2 TD                      Devontae Doman      | 2 Rec, 11 Yds
Duke Kryspin        | 2 Rec, 2 Yds                             Enrique Sampson     | 1 Rec, 1 Yd
Malcolm Briggs      | 1 Rec, 14 Yds                            Tyrone EKiyor       | 1 Rec, 5 Yds
Cornell Jennings    | 1 Rec, 12 Yds                            Robert Brumfield    | 1 Rec, 4 Yds
                                                               Morris Nicholson    | 1 Rec, 44 Yds
                                                               George Day          | 1 Rec, 11 Yds

Defensive           | Stats                                    Defensive           | Stats
--------------------|----------------------------------------- --------------------|------------------------------------------
SS Randy Granger    | 12 Tkl, 3 TFL                            MLB DeMarcus Waiters| 10 Tkl, TFL
FS Keke Allotey     | 9 Tkl, TFL, 2 INT, TD, Safety            FS Tory Kosar       | 10 Tkl
DE Alfonso Smith    | 7 Tkl, 4 TFL, 3 Sacks                    CB Nick Lerma       | 9 Tkl, TFL, INT
DE Ramon Queiro     | 5 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack                       CB Jordan Jerman    | 3 Tkl, INT
CB Robert Elling    | 4 Tkl, INT
LB Tyrone Flinn     | 3 Tkl, TFL, Sack

Blacksburg, VA. - Last year when the Chanticleers and Hokies met, Virginia Tech linebacker DeMarcus Waiters made Fredrick Meredith’s life miserable — intercepting him three times in a Coastal win. This time around, Meredith made sure to steer clear of the playmaking linebacker, though the junior quarterback still had a pair of miscues in the first half that kept the Chanticleers from building a larger cushion before the break.

Virginia Tech opened with the ball, and despite a first-play sack by Coastal defensive end Alfonso Smith — who had promised earlier in the week that the defensive line would “bring the heat” while the new-look secondary settled in — the Hokies struck first. A stunning 56-yard rush by George Day on 3rd-and-19 kept the drive alive, and Tech eventually punched it in to take an early 7-0 lead against the defending national champions.

While the Chanticleers only dialed up 15 designed runs on the afternoon, with Meredith adding six scrambles of his own, new transfer halfback Cornell Jennings made the most of his limited touches. The former USC Trojan exploded for 100-plus yards in his Coastal debut, highlighted by a 59-yard scamper on his very first carry — bursting through the hole and leaving a defender spinning with a filthy juke move.

It was clear that Kade Vaughn’s offense wanted to get the passing attack in rhythm early and often, but the head coach made it clear after the game that fans should expect a more balanced approach moving forward.

“We really wanted to get the passing game humming — see how Dorian, Malcolm [Briggs], Cornell, and Fredrick all mesh live,” Vaughn said. “Now that we’ve got a feel for where everyone’s comfortable, expect much more balance going forward.”

Despite throwing two interceptions that both led to Virginia Tech scoring drives in the second and third quarters, Meredith still finished with over 300 passing yards and three touchdowns through the air — plus 66 yards and another score on the ground.

“I caught myself pressing, wanting to live up to the hype,” Meredith admitted. “Just got to get back in that groove of killing them with patience. No defense plays perfect for four quarters. We just have to take our big plays when they slip.”

Coastal led 28–14 late in the second quarter after Meredith connected with Bernie Bender for his second touchdown of the half. But with Virginia Tech threatening to add points before halftime, quarterback Pierre Capers tried to force a throw into double coverage with just eight seconds left.

That proved to be a disastrous choice. Sophomore safety Keke Allotey jumped the route, secured the interception, and sprinted 102 yards the other way — silencing Lane Stadium and sending Coastal into halftime with a commanding 35–14 lead.

The Chanticleers never looked back, cruising to a 51–21 win in Blacksburg to open their national title defense at 1–0. Next up: a massive measuring-stick game at home against rival Clemson — a matchup many are already calling a potential ACC Championship preview between two South Carolina heavyweights.

Keke Allotey showing he can do more than lay out the opposition, snagging the 102 yard interception at the end of the 1st half.


Mistakes were abound for the Chanticleers secondary including on this final touchdown pass by Pierre Capers, with both safety and corner biting on the flat route leaving the go-route behind wide open.


Coastal may have eased Cornell Jennings into game action, but expect the former USC Trojans to continue to show out in an expanded role as the season rolls along.

ACC Week One Results
54 #7 Tennessee @ #24 Louisville 35
7 FCS @ NC State 49
25 West Virginia @ Pittsburgh 21
10 FCS @ Georgia Tech 38
14 FCS @ Boston College 35
37 #9 Miami @ #5 Ole Miss 40
7 FCS @ Syracuse 63
7 Wake Forest @ #8 Penn State 35
52 #4 Texas A&M @ #25 Duke 7
48 Georgia @ #13 Clemson 45
17 North Carolina @ Florida State 38

Notable Week One Results
38 Notre Dame @ #17 Michigan 27

[redsox907]

2033 - Week Two Preview

#1 Coastal Carolina (1-0)
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5

#13 Clemson
96 Overall // 96 Offense // 96 Defense
Head Coach: Dabo Swinney
Offensive Scheme: Air Raid
Defensive Scheme: 4-2-5

Coastal Carolina 2033 Results
Week 1 | @ Virginia Tech (0-1) | W 51-21

#13 Clemson 2033 Results
Week 1 | Georgia (1-0) | L 48-45

Coastal Carolina Injury Report
N/A

Clemson Injury Report
SO QB AJ Honorall (81) | Foot Fracture (1 Week)
JR DT Nathan Hook (77) | Broken Wrist (4 Weeks)

Clemson Top Performers
FR(RS) QB Tevin Wimbley (79) | 22/36 (61%), 274 YDs, 3 TD, INT; 12 Att, 44 Yds, TD
SR Clayton Crum (90) | 4 Att, 36 Yds, TD
JR(RS) WR Bruce Hay (93) | 7 Rec, 77 Yds, 2 TD
SR(RS) LB Lorenzo Keener (86) | 10 Tkl, TFL, Sack
SR(RS) LB Kahlil Darnold (91) | 3, 2 TFL
JR(RS) DE Pat Wade (86) | 2 Tkl, TFL, Sack
SR SS Joey Pinion (84) | 9 Tkl, INT

ACC Week Two Schedule
Pittsburgh @ Notre Dame
FCS @ #25 Duke
Georgia Tech @ Northwestern
NC State @ #9 Miami
Florida State @ West Virginia
FCS @ North Carolina
Louisiana-Lafayette @ Syracuse
FCS @ Virginia
Wake Forest @ Boston College
#20 BYU @ Virginia Tech

Notable Week Two Matchups
#14 Purdue @ #5 Ole Miss
#2 Alabama @ #7 Tennessee

[Captain Canada]

Those new tables are clean, really does well in the layout. Good shit.

[djp73]

This one been circled

[The JZA]

Your tables look clean on phone, but a hot mess on PC

Bois settled for 2 points after beating their asses all game long

[redsox907]

Those new tables are clean, really does well in the layout. Good shit.

appreciate it broski

I was looking at my final update last year and decided the way I was reporting stats looked terrible lol had to step the game up for the title defense

This one been circled

by Clemson, not us. They lil bruddah in the state until further notice

Your tables look clean on phone, but a hot mess on PC

Bois settled for 2 points after beating their asses all game long

I got caught hunting big plays to finish the game and was just making some terrible passes, only thing that saved them

weird, they show up fine for me on both my comps? Dunno why they all chopped up on yours

[Agent]

Freshman QB? Clemson going down

[redsox907]

Coastal Remains King of the Carolinas After Heavy Weight Bout With Clemson


Tavares Tinker rising up for the go-ahead touchdown in the 4th Q as the Chanticleers continued their dominance over Clemson in the physical 20-10 win.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Clemson	7	0	0	3	10
Coastal Carolina	0	0	10	10	20

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Clemson	Coastal Carolina
1st	Clemson	0:07	Juluis Heaps, 28 Yd Pass From Tevin Wimbley	7	0
3rd	Coastal Carolina	2:12	Fredrick McCallum, 73 Yd Run	7	7
3rd	Coastal Carolina	1:38	Gene Marable, 41 Yd FG	7	10
4th	Clemson	9:51	Jimmy Officer, 30 Yd FG	10	10
4th	Coastal Carolina	6:47	Tavares Tinker, 50 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	10	17
4th	Coastal Carolina	2:49	Gene Marable, 19 Yd FG	10	20

Clemson                                                         Coastal Carolina

Passing_            | Stats                                     Passing_            | Stats
--------------------|------------------------------------------ --------------------|------------------------------------------
Tevin Wimbley       | 22/32, 258 Yds, TD, INT                  Fredrick Meredith    | 19/35, 186 Yds, TD
                    |                                          
                                                            

Rushing_            | Stats                                     Rushing_            | Stats
--------------------|------------------------------------------ --------------------|------------------------------------------
Tevin Wimbley       | 9 Att, -53 Yds                           Cornell Jennings     | 17 Att, 126 Yds 
Clayton Crum        | 9 Att, 39 Yds                            Fredrick McCallum    | 8 Att, 87 Yds, TD
Dalen LeVrone       | 6 Att, 40 Yds                            Fredrick Meredith    | 5 Att, 6 Yds

Receiving_          | Stats                                     Receiving_          | Stats
--------------------|------------------------------------------ --------------------|------------------------------------------
Julius Heaps        | 5 Rec, 77 Yds, TD                        Tavares Tinker       | 7 Rec, 100 Yds, TD 
Greg Babineaux      | 4 Rec, 31 Yds                            Dorian Allen         | 4 Rec, 47 Yds
Dalen LeVrone       | 2 Rec, 3 Yds                             Fredrick McCallum    | 2 Rec, 1 Yd
Fetu Chang          | 3 Rec, 55 Yds                            Jamal Stephen        | 2 Rec, 2 Yds
Clayton Crum        | 3 Rec, 34 Yds                            Bernie Bender        | 2 Rec, 16 Yds
Bryce Hay           | 3 Rec, 50 Yds                            Malcolm Briggs       | 1 Rec, 11 Yds
Kyle Coxie          | 1 Rec, 9 Yds                             Tyler Hagg           | 1 Rec, 9 Yds

Defensive_          | Stats                                     Defensive_          | Stats
--------------------|------------------------------------------ --------------------|------------------------------------------
LB Lorenzo Keener   | 14 Tkl, 3 TFL                            MLB Anthony Atogwe   | 10 Tkl, 4 TFL, 1.5 Sacks
CB Ben Polanco      | 14 Tkl, 5 TFL                            SS Randy Granger     | 9 Tkl, 3 TFL, 0.5 Sacks
DT Jose Leach       | 3 Tkl, 2 TFL, 1.5 Sacks                  DE Alfonso Smith     | 6 Tkl, 5 TFL, 3.5 Sacks
DE Pat Wade         | 2 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack                       CB Emmanuel Abrams   | 6 Tkl, 2 TFL, INT
DT Kona Stoner      | 3 Tkl, TFL, 0.5 Sack                     DT Jermaine Uzomah   | 2 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack

Conway, SC. - For the first time since his debut season in 2025, Kade Vaughn’s Coastal Carolina offense went scoreless in the first half. Yet thanks to a pair of missed field goals by Clemson kicker Jimmy Officer, the Chanticleers found themselves trailing just 7–0 at the break — and still very much alive.

If the offense was sputtering, the defense was anything but. Coastal’s front seven mauled Clemson freshman quarterback Tevin Wimbley, sacking him four times before halftime and five more after it. The exclamation point came late: a fourth-down red-zone interception with under two minutes to play, sealing a gritty 20–10 Coastal victory.

“I said in the spring we were going to make life easy for the secondary, so it’s on me to back up the talk,” said defensive end Alfonso Smith, who notched his second straight three-sack performance to start the season. Two of those came on third downs in the first half, forcing both of Officer’s eventual misses.

While the “Teal Wall” held firm, Clemson’s defense returned the favor. Fredrick Meredith looked out of sync for much of the night, completing just 19 of 35 passes while taking repeated hits in the pocket. But when Coastal needed him most, the junior answered.

After Fredrick McCollum finally broke loose for a 73-yard touchdown run — part of his 86-yard night — the Chanticleers seized momentum. A Clemson fumble on the ensuing kickoff gave them a short field, but a pair of Meredith incompletions forced a field goal that stretched the lead to 10–7.

Clemson clawed back behind a big burst from running back Clayton Crum and a successful Officer kick to tie the game. Then, with under five minutes to go, Meredith stepped into the moment.

First, he found Tyler Hagg on a 42-yard crossing route — only for a holding flag, Coastal’s sixth of the night, to erase it. Undeterred, Meredith went right back to work. On 3rd-and-20, he dropped a missile up the sideline to Tavares Tinker, who climbed over corner Ben Polanco to haul in the go-ahead touchdown.

A late Gene Marable field goal extended the lead to ten, giving Coastal just enough cushion when Emmanuel Abrams sealed the win with a goal-line interception on 4th-and-20.

“This is what you want in an in-state rivalry — physical, grind-it-out, no one blinking,” Vaughn said afterward. “We’re fighting for the pride of this great state, and I wouldn’t expect anything less.”

He even flashed a grin when Clemson came up. “Dabo and I have gone to war over the years,” Vaughn said. “He’s one of the guys I respect most in this sport. Never mind he’s only beaten me once — they’ve all been a hell of a fight.”

The defending champs now move to 2–0, but there’s no easing up ahead. Next week, Vaughn and the Chanticleers head north to Happy Valley for a primetime clash with Penn State — his first trip to Beaver Stadium as the head man in Conway.

The Teal Wall stood firm all night, bending only once on the early touchdown as Alfonso Smith and Co sacked Tevin Wembly nine times on The Teal.


Despite the gaudy sack numbers, Wembly had momentum early with a 5/5, 72 yard effort on the Tigers 1st Q scoring drive.


Trailing 20-10 with under 2 minutes left and facing 4th and 20, Clemson needed a miracle. Instead, the team built in the image of God only found the hands of Emmanuel Abrams, leaving their prayer unanswered as Coastal ran out the clock.

ACC Week Two Results
31 Pittsburgh (2-0) @ Notre Dame (2-1) 30
7 FCS @ #20 Duke (1-1) 44
25 Georgia Tech (1-1) @ Northwestern (1-1) 41
13 NC State (1-1) @ #8 Miami (1-1) 48
52 Florida State (2-0) @ West Virginia (1-1) 27
20 FCS @ North Carolina (1-1) 49
38 Louisiana-Lafayette (0-2) @ Syracuse (2-0) 42
23 FCS @ Virginia (1-1) 44
41 Wake Forest (0-2) @ Boston College (2-1) 47
27 BYU (1-1) @ Virginia Tech (1-1) 31

Notable Week Two Results
23 #19 Purdue (1-1) @ #5 Ole Miss (2-0) 45
17 #24 Oklahoma State (1-1) @ Arkansas (2-0) 51
38 #1 Alabama (2-0) @ #13 Tennessee (1-1) 21

[Soapy]

this your QB?

fuck you