Ex Libertate Veritas | Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

[Captain Canada]

fuck yo grandaddy fn

that's how you're moving huh?

Solid victory. Slinging six tuddies without your Heisman running back is major.

[redsox907]

Cooked them boys. Can't let Liberty win on Senior night.

fuck yo grandaddy fn

34 #8 Miami (9-2) @ #12 Syracuse (10-1) 31

when he runs for 300 on Miami in the ACC CCG, its going to be your fault. expect him.

Can anyone stop this team?

Never say never, for real. I've always struggled against 3-3-5 teams so if we run into one in the playoffs all bets are off

Freddie said hold my independent republic

sign of a true leader. stepped back to let Jennings shine, but knows when the team needs him.

fuck yo grandaddy fn

that's how you're moving huh?

Solid victory. Slinging six tuddies without your Heisman running back is major.

he gonna be up in here crying when Jennings stomps a mud hole into the Canes defense

[redsox907]

2033 - Week Thirteen Preview

#1 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (3-0)    | Description                   | Liberty Flames (9-2)
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98 Overall // 98 Offense // 99 Defense.   | Team Rating                   | 63 Overall // 61 Offense // 66 Defense
Kade Vaughn (114-13)                      | Head Coach                    | Gill Louis (33-6)
Veer and Shoot                            | Offensive Scheme              | Spread
3-3-5                                     | Defensive Scheme              | 4-3 Multiple
52.1 (1st)                                | Offensive Points Per Game     | 38.3 (23rd)
19.1 (19th)                               | Defensive Points Per Game     | 19.0 (8th)
523.4 (2nd)                               | Offensive Rankings            | 464.6 (16th)
285.0 (2nd)                               | Defensive Rankings            | 330.7 (8th)

Coastal Carolina Chanticleers       | Description             | Liberty Flames
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80-53                               | Combined Record         | 67-65
@ Virginia Tech (5-6) W 51-21       | Week 1                  | Middle Tennessee (7-4) W 41-30
Clemson (7-4) W 20-10               | Week 2                  | @ James Madison (6-5) W 31-13
@ Penn State (9-2) W 48-14          | Week 3                  | Old Dominion (0-11) W 55-1
Tennessee (8-3) W 45-21             | Week 4                  | FCS W 42-16
@ Florida State (7-4) W 57-28       | Week 5                  | @ Kennesaw State (3-8) W 48-17
Louisville (8-3) W 42-14            | Week 6                  | @ Missouri State (4-7) W 38-7
Georgia Tech (4-7) W 79-6           | Week 7                  | Delaware (6-5) W 30-10
Wake Forest (1-10) W 65-20          | Week 8                  | @ UTSA (3-8) W 41-17
@ LSU (8-3) W 66-24                 | Week 9                  | Florida International (6-5) L 49-35
BYE                                 | Week 10                 | Western Kentucky (7-4) W 34-10
Miami (9-2) W 49-35                 | Week 11                 | BYE
Pittsburgh (5-7) W 51-17            | Week 11                 | @ Sam Houston (6-5) L 27-21

Coastal Carolina Chanticleers       | Description                   | Liberty Flames
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N/A                                 | Injuries                      | MLB Dontae Scales (84) Dislocated Elbow (4 Weeks)
N/A                                 | Injuries                      | CB Cory Maggitt (77) Torn Pec (28 Weeks)

Coastal Carolina Chanticleers                                          | Pos | Liberty Flames
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JR(RS) Fredrick Meredith (94) 209/326 (64%), 2,809 Yds, 28 TD, 14 INT  | QB  | SR(RS) LaMarcus Waller (89) 255/405 (63%), 3,301 Yds, 16 TD, 3 INT
JR(RS) Cornell Jennings (92) 218 Att, 1,736 Yds, 29 TD                 | HB  | SR Jacoby Gowin (81) 197 Att, 1,087 Yds, 23 TD
JR(RS) Tavares Tinker (90) 47 Rec, 908 Yds, 12 TD                      | WR  | JR(RS) Alphonso Hulsey (86) 79 Rec, 1,036 Yds, 4 TD
SR(RS) SS Randy Granger (89) 70 Tkl, 15 TFL, 5 Sacks, INT              | DEF | JR(RS) MLB Dontae Scales (84) 63 Tkl, 3 TFL, 0.5 Sack, INT
SR(RS) DE Alfonso Smith (94) 45 Tkl, 37 TFL, 23.5 Sacks                | DEF | SR(RS) LB Trevor Harvin (87) 56 Tkl, 19 TFL, 10.5 Sacks
JR(RS) LB Carl Urbik (91) 37 Tkl, 23 TFL, 11.5 Sacks                   | DEF | SR(RS) DE Isaac Marshall (79) 29 Tkl, 15 TFL, 9 Sacks
SO(RS) FS Keke Allotey (93) 82 Tkl, 11 TFL, 0.5 Sack, 5 INT            | DEF | JR(RS) CB Hugh Boselli (80) 50 Tkl, 2 TFL, INT

ACC Week Thirteen Schedule
#2 Georgia (11-0) @ Georgia Tech (4-7)
#12 Syracuse (10-1) @ UCF (5-6)
#11 Louisville (8-3) @ Kentucky (4-7)
NC State (6-5) @ North Carolina (3-8)
West Virginia (6-5) @ Boise State (7-4)
Kansas State (7-4) @ #8 Miami (9-2)
Wake Forest (1-10) @ Cal (6-5)
Virginia Tech (5-6) @ Duke (3-8)
Tulsa (9-2) @ Virginia (3-8)
#24 Clemson (7-4) @ South Carolina (3-8)
Florida State (7-4) @ Florida (7-4)

Notable Week Thirteen Matchups
#23 Washington (9-2) @ #9 Oregon (10-1)
#13 UCLA (9-2) @ USC (7-4)
*UCLA is in Pac-12 CCG with a win. Winner of Washington and Oregon is in, but with UCLA loss both are in.*
#3 Ohio State (10-1) @ #10 Michigan (8-3)
Iowa (7-4) @ #5 Nebraska (10-1)
**Ohio State win puts them in the B1G CCG with Penn State. A loss would put Nebraska in with a win, or Michigan in if both tOSU and Nebraska lose*
#4 Alabama (10-1) @ Auburn (7-4)

[Deuce2223]

how are you deciding who miss's time. Are you using some kind of randomizer or rolling dice or something.

[redsox907]

how are you deciding who miss's time. Are you using some kind of randomizer or rolling dice or something.

With the help of chatgpt I made a list of 150 real life scenarios ranging from missing no time, to single game, multiple games, full seasons, and career ending. Start of the season I have it randomly select the amount of times we run it and when (from pre-season all the way through the 4 bowl weeks), then run the randomizer on the selected time frames with a jersey randomizer as well. Get the type of discipline and who its hitting. Had to fine tune it a bit, the first two ones I pulled were career ending arrests for 5* prospects being redshirted smh

Caesar posted one in the resources thread that he made as well. Got the idea from him and did my own thing before he published his new one, he used to do it on an old chise a while back

[Deuce2223]

how are you deciding who miss's time. Are you using some kind of randomizer or rolling dice or something.

With the help of chatgpt I made a list of 150 real life scenarios ranging from missing no time, to single game, multiple games, full seasons, and career ending. Start of the season I have it randomly select the amount of times we run it and when (from pre-season all the way through the 4 bowl weeks), then run the randomizer on the selected time frames with a jersey randomizer as well. Get the type of discipline and who its hitting. Had to fine tune it a bit, the first two ones I pulled were career ending arrests for 5* prospects being redshirted smh

Caesar posted one in the resources thread that he made as well. Got the idea from him and did my own thing before he published his new one, he used to do it on an old chise a while back

Gotcha, yeah I saw his new post. I like the idea for sure... I have had some crazy injuries a few still for entire seasons and I have lost a few guy's to the portal but would be nice to lean on some backups more

[redsox907]

how are you deciding who miss's time. Are you using some kind of randomizer or rolling dice or something.

With the help of chatgpt I made a list of 150 real life scenarios ranging from missing no time, to single game, multiple games, full seasons, and career ending. Start of the season I have it randomly select the amount of times we run it and when (from pre-season all the way through the 4 bowl weeks), then run the randomizer on the selected time frames with a jersey randomizer as well. Get the type of discipline and who its hitting. Had to fine tune it a bit, the first two ones I pulled were career ending arrests for 5* prospects being redshirted smh

Caesar posted one in the resources thread that he made as well. Got the idea from him and did my own thing before he published his new one, he used to do it on an old chise a while back

Gotcha, yeah I saw his new post. I like the idea for sure... I have had some crazy injuries a few still for entire seasons and I have lost a few guy's to the portal but would be nice to lean on some backups more

its seems like the lowered user injuries a ton in the recent patches. I get wear and tear stuff, but haven't had very many severe injuries since the first few seasons. I keep upping the injury rating and only see it effecting W&T on the field stuff, nothing more than a game. So yeah, the scenarios are a nice way to add some variety

[redsox907]

No Mercy.


Former Chanticleer Hugh Boselli's return to The Teal was not the redemption story he had hoped. On the first play of the game, Tavares Tinker torched the CB for a 75 yard touchdown for his first of two TDs over the former 4* recruit.

BOXSCORE

Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Liberty	7	0	0	3	10
Coastal Carolina	21	28	21	14	84

ScoringSummary

Q	Team	Time	Play	Liberty	Coastal Carolina
1st	Coastal Carolina	9:48	Tavares Tinker, 75 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	0	7
1st	Liberty	4:47	Zac Sweat, 63 Yd Pass From JaMarcus Waller	7	7
1st	Coastal Carolina	3:37	Fredrick McCallum, 60 Yd run	7	14
1st	Coastal Carolina	0:33	Cornell Jennings, 19 Yd Run	7	21
2nd	Coastal Carolina	7:45	Jamal Stephen, 14 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	7	28
2nd	Coastal Carolina	6:01	Tavares Tinker, 45 Yd Pass From Fredrick Meredith	7	35
2nd	Coastal Carolina	4:03	Cornell Jennings, 27 Yd Run	7	42
2nd	Coastal Carolina	3:53	Cornell Jennings, 1 Yd Run	7	49
3rd	Coastal Carolina	6:37	Cornell Jennings, 9 Yd Run	7	56
3rd	Coastal Carolina	3:18	George Ofodile, 61 Yd Pass From Anthony Prude	7	63
3rd	Coastal Carolina	0:00	Anthony Prude, 3 Yd Run	7	70
4th	Coastal Carolina	7:19	Morgan Briggs, 30 Yd Pass From Anthony Prude	7	77
4th	Liberty	5:26	Kevin Guillermo, 55 Yd FG	10	77
4th	Coastal Carolina	4:35	Morgan Briggs, 41 Yd Pass From Anthony Prude	10	84

Coastal Carolina                                     Liberty

Passing            | Stats                           Passing            | Stats
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Fredrick Meredith  | 13/20, 219 Yds, 3 TD            JaMarcus Waller    | 13/18, 156 Yds, TD
Anthony Prude      | 7/10, 169 Yds, 3 TD             Jimmy Welsh        | 7/9, 92 Yds

Rushing            | Stats                           Rushing            | Stats
-------------------|----------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------
Cornell Jennings   | 15 Att, 171 Yds, 4 TD           Jimmy Welsh        | 8 Att, -53 Yds
Anthony Prude      | 8 Att, 81 Yds, TD               Jacoby Gowin       | 8 Att, 14 Yds
Fredrick McCallum  | 7 Att, 94 Yds, TD               Deontae Busby      | 7 Att, 9 Yds
Fredrick Meredith  | 1 Att, 10 Yds                   JaMarcus Waller    | 5 Att, -20 Yds

Receiving          | Stats                           Receiving          | Stats
-------------------|----------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------
Jamal Stephen      | 4 Rec, 43 Yds, TD               Nolan Saunders     | 5 Rec, 46 Yds
Fredrick McCallum  | 3 Rec, 35 Yds                   Jacoby Gowin       | 3 Rec, 32 Yds
Tavares Tinker     | 2 Rec, 120 Yds, 2 TD            Devin Blunt        | 3 Rec, 19 Yds
Malcolm Briggs     | 2 Rec, 71 Yds, 2 TD             Jimmie Cumberland  | 3 Rec, 68 Yds
DaWann Rochell     | 2 Rec, 15 Yds                   Max Selvia         | 2 Rec, 26 Yds
Tyler Hagg         | 2 Rec, 15 Yds                   Emmanuel Harper    | 1 Rec, -5 Yds
Dorian Allen       | 2 Rec, 10 Yds                   Alfonso Hulsey     | 1 Rec, -2 Yds
Darin Best         | 1 Rec, 10 Yds                   Steve Veal         | 1 Rec, 1 Yd
George Ofodile     | 1 Rec, 61 Yds, TD               Zac Sweat          | 1 Rec, 63 Yds, TD
Bernie Bender      | 1 Rec, 8 Yds

Defensive          | Stats                           Defensive          | Stats
-------------------|----------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------
DE Alfonso Smith   | 7 Tkl, 5 TFL, 4 Sacks           FS Randy Cribbs    | 7 Tkl
MLB Anthony Atogwe | 7 Tkl, 3 TFL, Sack              MLB Ezekiel Osgood | 7 Tkl
FS Keke Allotey    | 6 Tkl, 3 TFL                    LB Isaac Pitts     | 4 Tkl, TFL, Sack
SS Randy Granger   | 6 Tkl, 3 TFL, 0.5 Sack 
LB Carl Urbik      | 6 Tkl, 4 TFL, 0.5 Sack 
LB Trevor Bausby   | 4 Tkl, 3 TFL, 2.5 Sacks
DE Monte Miner     | 4 Tkl, 3 TFL, 2 Sacks 

Conway, SC. - For a brief moment, it looked like the Liberty Flames might actually turn their Week 12 matchup with Coastal Carolina into a real rivalry game. They answered the Chanticleers’ opening touchdown with one of their own — and then the roof caved in.

Coastal rattled off 70 straight points en route to an 84–10 demolition on The Teal, putting an emphatic exclamation mark on another undefeated regular season.

It was a particularly rough homecoming for former Chanticleer CB Hugh Boselli, who transferred out of Coastal two years ago in search of more playing time. After a pit stop at Arizona, Boselli landed at Liberty — and reportedly had this game circled on his calendar all year. Unfortunately for him, old teammate Tavares Tinker made sure it was one to forget.

On the first play from scrimmage, Tinker burned Boselli for a 75-yard touchdown, shouting “This is why your bum ass left!” as he cruised into the end zone. He finished the night with just two catches — both long touchdowns against his former teammate.

By halftime, the Chanticleers led 49–7, and the onslaught continued after the break. Heisman frontrunner Cornell Jennings was his usual dominant self, scoring four touchdowns and rushing for 171 yards on just 15 carries. His first score came with a quiet kneel in the end zone — a tribute to his late grandfather — but after that, Jennings was back to striking poses, hitting the Heisman after his fourth trip to the end zone.

Head coach Kade Vaughn pulled his starters midway through the third quarter, but the fireworks didn’t stop. True freshman and former No. 1 overall recruit Anthony Prude took over and dazzled, accounting for four total touchdowns while flashing the dual-threat ability that has fans buzzing about his future in Conway.

When asked postgame about continuing to score with the backups, Vaughn smirked.
“Yeah, yeah — looks like we’re running up the score again, right? It’s a rivalry game. No one in the ACC to ‘respect’ here, so let they mama love ’em,” he said. “Truth is, we did this with Fred too. Ant’s got the inside track next year, and you can’t simulate live reps. If Buddie wants to fine me for that?” Vaughn shrugged to finish the quote.

While the offense torched Liberty, the Teal Wall was equally merciless. Senior Alfonso Smith, who had cooled off after his record-breaking start, erupted for four sacks in what’s expected to be his final game at Brooks Stadium. The performance pushed him past former Miami standout Rueben Bain Jr. for both the ACC and NCAA single-season sack records, now sitting at 27.5.

“I said this spring the D-line needed to help the secondary more,” Smith said. “So I just did my job — and made sure to do it loud.”

With the win, Coastal completed another perfect regular season and will now set their sights on a heated ACC Championship rematch with Miami — a matchup that needs no extra hype between two programs that have made no secret of their mutual disdain over the past two seasons.

When asked about the rematch, Vaughn didn’t flinch.
“They said they wanted another shot at the crown,” he said, flashing a grin. “But they’d better be careful what they wish for.”

Alfonso Smith made history with the first of four sacks, pushing the new NCAA single season sack record to 27.5 and counting.


Back in action like he never left. Jennings added another 170 yards and four more tuddies to his Heisman resume.


Jennings may be this year's Heisman winner, but if Prude's performance is any indication he's got next after tallying 250 yards and 4 total touchdowns in a quarter and a half.

ACC Week Thirteen Results
45 #2 Georgia (12-0) @ Georgia Tech (4-8) 10
63 #8 Syracuse (11-1) @ UCF (5-7) 14
24 #12 Louisville (9-3) @ Kentucky (4-8) 14
20 NC State (6-6) @ North Carolina (4-8) 42
35 West Virginia (7-5) @ Boise State (7-5) 30
13 Kansas State (7-5) @ #6 Miami (10-2) 35
39 Wake Forest (2-10) @ Cal (6-6) 31
42 Virginia Tech (6-6) @ Duke (3-9) 35
24 Tulsa (9-3) @ Virgina (4-8) 42
52 #20 Clemson (8-4) @ South Carolina (3-9) 35
28 Florida State (7-5) @ Florida (8-4) 34

Notable Week Thirteen Results
34 Washington (9-3) @ #9 Oregon (11-1) 38
35 #10 Ohio State (10-2) @ #7 Michigan (9-3) 45
33 Iowa (8-4) @ #15 Nebraska (10-2) 31
23 #12 UCLA (10-2) @ USC (7-5) 15

[The JZA]

[redsox907]