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Carolina Carolina Coastal 2014 CHANTICLEER FOOTBALL GAME 13 - December 6, 2014 - 1 pm Coastal NCAA Division I Championship Rd of 16 Location: Conway, S.C. Site: Brooks Stadium (Benton Field/TD Sports Complex) Capacity: 9,214 Opened: 2003 Surface: Grass Carolina Note: CCU is 1-1 all-time in home playoff games Coastal SCHEDULE/Results #7 seed Date Day Opponent Site Time/Result #6/6 rank COASTAL CAROLINA Aug. 30 Sat. at The Citadel Charleston, S.C. W 31 16 Johnson Hagood Stadium 10,828 C HANTICLEERS Sept. 6 Sat. at North Carolina A&T Greensboro, N.C. W 31 30 Aggie Stadium 14, 848 (11-1, 4-1 Big South) Sept. 13 Sat. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE Conway, S.C. W 30 3 (Family Weekend) Brooks Stadium 10,124 Head Coach: Joe Moglia (Fordham '71) Sept. 20 Sat. at Florida A&M Tallahassee, Fla. W 48 3 At Coastal: 31-9 (3rd yr) - Overall: Same Bragg Memorial Stadium 10,222 Sept. 27 Sat. ELON (ASN) Conway, S.C. W 31 3 #10 seed Brooks Stadium 9,538 Oct. 4 Sat. at Furman (MyTV40, ESPN3) Greenville, S,C. (2OT) W 37 31 #16/18 rank RICHMOND Paladin Stadium 7,347 Oct. 11 Sat. at Presbyterian College (ESPN3) * Clinton, S.C. W 40 28 S PIDERS Bailey Memorial Stadium 3,073 Oct. 18 Sat. — O P E N — (9-4, 5-3 CAA) Oct. 25 Sat. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (ASN) * Conway, S.C. W 43 22 Head Coach: Danny Rocco (Wake Forest '84) (Homecoming) Brooks Stadium CCU RECORD: 10,194 Nov. 1 Sat. at Gardner-Webb (ASN) * Boiling Springs, N.C. W 38 14 At UR: 23-13 (3rd yr) - Overall: 70-33 (9th yr) Spangler Stadium 1,748 Nov. 8 Sat. at Charlotte Charlotte, N.C. W 59 34 GRAND STRAND Richardson Stadium 12,052 WSEA The Team ....100.3 FM MEDIA FLORENCE/PEE DEE Nov. 15 Sat. MONMOUTH (ESPN3) * Conway, S.C. W 52 21 TV: ESPN3 WJMX ........................970 AM (Athletics Hall of Fame) Brooks Stadium 8,343 Brock Bowling WJMX ........................97.9 FM Nov. 22 Sat. LIBERTY (ESPN3) * Conway, S.C. 1:00 pm Micky Matthews DARLINGTON Brooks Stadium CCU leads 6-5 WWRK ....................105.9 FM Nov. 29 Sat. — B Y E — Web: ESPN3 KINGSTREE WRZE .......................94.1 FM Dec. 6 Sat. #16/18 RICHMOND (Rd of 16 — ESPN3) Conway, S.C. 1:00 pm http://es.pn/MONvsCCAR ANDERSON Dec. 12-13 Fri/Sat NCAA Division I Championship Quarterfinals TBA (Campus Sites) TBA Radio: Chanticleer Sports Network WANS ...................... 1280 AM Dec. 19-20 Fri/Sat NCAA Division I Championship Semifinals TBA (Campus Sites) TBA Joe Cashion (Play-By-Play) WRIX .......................103.1 FM Jan. 10 Sat. NCAA Division I Championship Frisco, Texas TBA Layne Harris (Color) ROCK HILL/CHARLOTTE The Bridge ..............104.1 FM Toyota Stadium Aaron Marks (Host) BOLD — Home Games * — Big South Conference Game Online Audio: http://portal.stretchinternet.com/coastal/ COASTAL VS. RICHMOND (TRAILS 0-1) • Coastal Carolina and Richmond have met on one previous occasion. The then 11th-ranked Spiders handed the Chants a 41-19 setback. Coastal, down eight and driving, threw interceptions on its final three drives. Richmond converted two into touchdowns, including a 34-yard Justin Rogers return for a score, to pull away late. While numerous statistical categories were nearly identical — in- cluding CCU’s 16 first downs and 366 total yards compared to Richmond’s17 first downs and 360 yards, Coastal was penalized 11 times for 102 yards while Richmond had just four penalties for 45 yards. Date Opponent CCU Result CCU UR — Big South — — Overall — 10-02-10 at #11 Richmond L 19 41 2014 STANDINGS Record Pct Home Away Streak Record Pct Home Away Streak COASTAL CAROLINA 4-1 .800 2-1 2-0 L1 11-1 .917 4-1 7-0 L1 COASTAL IN NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP (TRAILS 3-4) Liberty 4-1 .800 2-1 2-0 W1 9-4 .692 4-2 5-2 W2 • Coastal Carolina is making its third straight NCAA Division I Football Champion- Charleston Southern 3-2 .600 1-1 2-1 W3 8-4 .667 5-1 3-3 L1 ship appearance and fifth overall. Coastal is 3-4 all-time in the playoffs, falling Presbyterian 3-2 .600 1-2 2-0 W1 6-5 .545 4-2 2-3 W1 twice to the nation’s top-ranked team and once to #3 Old Dominion. Monmouth 1-4 .000 1-1 0-3 W1 6-5 .545 4-1 2-4 W1 Date Opponent CCU Result CCU Opp 11-25-06 at #1 Appalachian State (1st Rd) L 28 45 Gardner-Webb 0-5 .000 0-2 0-3 L5 4-8 .333 3-2 1-6 L5 11-27-10 #21 Western Illinois (1st Rd) L 10 17 NCAA GAMES THIS WEEK 11-24-12 at #22 Bethune-Cookman (1st Rd) W 24 14 NCAA GAMES LAST WEEK 12-01-12 at #3 Old Dominion (Rd of 16) L 35 63 SATURDAY — Dec. 6 (#=seed) (ET) SATURDAY — Nov. 29 (#=seed) 11-30-13 #12 Bethune-Cookman (1st Rd) W 48 24 #10 Richmond at #7 COASTAL..................1:00 pm #24 Indiana St at #9 Eastern Ky ....... ISU W, 36-16 12-07-13 at #4 Montana (Rd of 16) W 42 35 #16 Fordham at #1 New Hampshire ...........1:00 pm #23 Morgan St at #10 Richmond .....UR Wm 46-24 12-14-13 at #1 North Dakota State (Quarterfinal) L 14 48 #24 Indiana State at #8 Chattanooga ..........1:00 pm #22 Liberty at #11 James Madison .... LU W, 26-21 OASTAL VS RAILS #14 Sam Houston at #3 Jacksonville State ....2:00 pm #21 SF Austin at #12 Northern Iowa . UNI W, 44-10 C . CAA (T 3-5) #12 Northern Iowa at ##5 Illinois State ......2:00 pm • CCU is just 3-5 when playing a Colonial Athletic Association member. However, #20 San Diego at #13 Montana ......... UM W 52-14 all three wins have come at home, including a 31-27 victory over then #1 James #18 South Dakota St at #2 North Dakota St ...3:30 pm #19 SE La at #14 Sam Houston ........ SHSU W, 21-17 Madison, a 31-3 decision over Towson in 2008 and a 31-3 victory over Elon #13 Montana at #4 Eastern Washington.....4:30 pm #18 S Dakota St at #15 Montana St ....SDSU W, 47-40 earlier this season. #22 Liberty at #6 Villanova .........................4:30 pm #17 Sacred Heart at #16 Fordham .......FU W 44-22 Date Opponent CCU Result CCU Opp 09-10-05 #1 James Madison W 31 27 09-22-07 at #6 James Madison L 10 45 09-20-08 Towson W 31 3 Coastal Football History (12th yr of Football) 09-19-09 at Towson L 17 21 09-11-10 at Towson (5OT) L 45 47 5 Playoff Berths - 9 Big South Players of the Year - 7 Big South Titles 10-02-10 at #11 Richmond L 19 41 12-01-12 at #3 Old Dominion (NCAA Playoffs) L 35 63 8 NFL Players - 18 All-Americans - 132 All-Big South Honors 09-27-14 Elon W 31 3 WWW.GO CCUSPORTS.COM CCU IN THE FCS AND BIG SOUTH STATS, page 15 C oastal C arolina MOGLIA’S CAREER Highlights • Chairman of the Board for TD Ameritrade (2008-pres.) JOE MOGLIA • Is the real-life inspiration for the book “4th & Goal: One Man’s Quest to Recapture His FORDHAM, 1971 - 3rd season at CCU Dream” written by Monte Burke of Forbes magazine 2012 Eddie Robinson FCS National Coach of the Year Finalist • Three-time Eddie Robinson Award finalist (FCS National Coach of the Year) 2012 Liberty Mutual FCS National Coach of the Year Finalist • Led Coastal to a Big South Championships in 2012, ‘13 and ‘14, the program’s first 2012 Big South Football Coach of the Year NCAA playoff win in 2012, reached the NCAA quarterfinals in 2013 and earned a #7 2013 Eddie Robinson FCS National Coach of the Year Finalist national seed to the NCAA Championship in 2014 2013 Liberty Mutual FCS National Coach of the Year Finalist • Coached Quinn Backus (two-time Buck Buchanan Award finalist, two-time All-American 2014 Eddie Robinson FCS National Coach of the Year Finalist and three-time Big South Defensive Player); Lorenzo Taliaferro (All-American, 2013 Big 2014 Big South Football co-Coach of the Year South Male Athlete of the Year and NFL 4th Rd pick); Jamey Cheatwood (All-American), Coastal Carolina Head Football Coach Matt Hazel (6th Rd NFL pick), LaDarius Hawthorne (2013 Big South Special Teams NCAA National Player of the Year) and Alex Ross (2014 Big South Offensive Player of the Year and Year Overall Big South Playoffs Finish Walter Payton Award finalist) as well as a total of 43 All-Big South selections (12 in ‘12, 2012 8-5 5-1 (1st) 1-1 (2nd Rd) 24th / 24th 15 in ‘13 and 16 in ‘14) 2013 12-3 4-1 (1st) 2-1 (Quarters) 7th / 7th • Awarded the Holiday Bowl’s Admiral U.S. Grant Sharp Trophy for Leadership and Ser- 2014 11-1 4-1 (1st) — — vice, as voted by the Nebraska players TOTAL 31-9 13-3 3-2 • While at Nebraska, the Cornhuskers were 2009 & ‘10 Big 12 North Champions, played in the 2009 & ‘10 Holiday Bowls, produced four All-Americans, including Ndamukong • First coach in Big South history to win 20 games in his first two seasons Suh, who won the Outland Trophy and Bednarik Award • Led Coastal to its first playoff win in 2012 (at #22 Bethune-Cookman) • Helped Dartmouth to Ivy League championships in 1981 and 1982 • Led Coastal to 12 wins and the NCAA FCS quarterfinals in 2013 —both Big South firsts, • Recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor — Columbus Citizens Foundation Leadership defeating four conference champion in 2013 with wins over #12 Bethune-Cookman and Award — National Italian American Foundation Special Achievement Award in Business — at #4 Montana in the first two rounds of the playoffs American Institute For Stuttering Lifetime Achievement Award — National Italian Ameri- can Sports Hall of Fame, Man of the Year — Omaha Business Hall of Fame — Fordham FOOTBALL COACHING History Preparatory School Hall of Honor — Archmere Academy Sports Hall of Fame 1968-70 — Fordham Preparatory (N.Y.) 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