The matchup with the Fighting Camels of Campbell was originally set to air on ESPN3 but will now be featured in a prime time slot on ESPN with kickoff set for 7:30. P.M.
Coastal Carolina University Chanticleers' quarterback Grayson McCall has been selected as one of eight finalists for the Allstate Sugar Bowl’s Manning Award Stars of the Week for the week of Sept. 14.
The Coastal Carolina football home opener versus the Campbell Fighting Camels will be nationally televised live on ESPN. Kickoff has been moved to 7:30 p.m. ET.
Making his first career start, the redshirt freshman accounted for five touchdowns — three passing and two rushing — to lead the Chanticleers to a 38-23 season-opening road win at Kansas on Sept. 12.
In the last game of the night during week two, the Chants capitalized on three first half turnovers by the Jayhawks to build a 28-3 halftime lead en route to a 38-23 victory.
In addition to the preseason all-conference teams, the Sun Belt released its preseason coaches poll on Tuesday. Coastal Carolina received little love from coaches across the conference as the Chants were picked to finished last in the East Division with only 13 points.
The Coastal Carolina football program had a total of six Chanticleers garner preseason All-Sun Belt accolades and was picked to finish fifth in the East Division in the annual preseason coaches’ poll, the league office announced today.
It’s sometimes the forgotten phase in football. But for Coastal Carolina, special teams will be key in 2020 as the team aims to overcome a number of tight losses from last season.
For the second-straight season, Coastal Carolina football’s punter Myles Prosser has been named to the 2020 Ray Guy Award watch list, the Augusta Sports Council and Ray Guy Award announced on Friday.
A two-time All-Sun Belt selection, earning first-team honors in 2019 after third-team recognition in 2018, Jackson led the Sun Belt and set a new Coastal single-season record with 10.0 sacks last season.
The Coastal Carolina football program has announced an addition to its 2020 schedule, adding Liberty for a home game on Dec. 5 at Brooks Stadium. Game time will be announced at a later date.
Week one of fall camp for the Chanticleers is officially in the books. As the team approaches the upcoming season, a pair of guys have made major strides thus far as they aim to help the team do the same.
It’s been a crazy week all across college football but the Sun Belt Conference is still going strong and the Coastal Carolina football team is approaching the end of its first full week of fall camp.
As more and more unfolds in the world of college athletics, the Coastal Carolina football team is fortunate to have a bit of normalcy as it continues fall camp.
While two Group of Five conferences have decided to cancel fall sports due to the pandemic; the Sun Belt Conference, home of Coastal Carolina University, is going ahead on its fall plans.
Going forward head coach Jamey Chadwell wants to have a clear cut starter, something the team hasn't had since Alex Ross. Although it's early in the preseason, he says Payton has stood out.
Despite a crazy off-season, second year head coach Jamey Chadwell wanted to see day one be more of a continuation from the spring as opposed to starting from scratch.
With a stout defense and a number of offensive weapons returning, this Coastal football team is primed to make a run and advance to the program’s first ever bowl game.
There’s a lot a buzz surrounding the Chants in 2020, especially on the defensive line. The unit features studs like Tarron Jackson and CJ Brewer among others and is considered to be one of the best front fours in the Sun Belt.
Officials with the Southeastern Conference announced Thursday their football season would begin Sept. 26 and will be comprised of a 10-game conference-only schedule.
A recurring theme within the CCU program all off-season has been the number 24. It’s the amount of points that separated the Chants from finishing 5-7 for the second straight season to appearing in their first ever FBS bowl game.
Regardless of what the upcoming college football season looks like, the Chants will have an advantage over every team on their schedule as CCU is just one of two FBS programs to get in all 15 spring practices this year.
The Power Five conferences are putting in place revised schedules they hope will make it easier to manage potential disruptions brought on by COVID-19.
Coastal Carolina redshirt senior C.J. Brewer was named to the Wuerffel Trophy preseason watch list. The Wuerffel Trophy, known as “College Football’s Premier Award for Community Service,” is presented each February in Fort Walton Beach.
Coastal Carolina football’s Tarron Jackson was named to the preseason watch list for the 2020 Bronko Nagurski Trophy presented by LendingTree, the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), in conjunction with the Charlotte Touchdown Club, announced today.
Coastal Carolina has picked up yet another commitment for its 2021 class. 3-star wide receiver Malachi Taylor out of Goose Creek, SC took to Twitter on Friday to announce his pledge to the Chants.
Tidelands Health is partnering with Coastal Carolina University to provide free COVID-19 testing to student-athletes and athletic department staff members as voluntary workouts on campus resume.
Even though Coastal Carolina University has announced plans to reopen for students to attend in-person classes in the fall of 2020, there are still many questions about what the semester has in store for the Chanticleers.
With rumors circulating about the health of one of pillars of Coastal Carolina University athletics, officials issued a update into the condition of head baseball coach Gary Gilmore.
Since Coastal Carolina University made the switch to the Sun Belt Conference, the university has spent millions on upgrades and reportedly increased its game attendance by thousands, but empty stands remain.
A new season of football is just days away for Coastal Carolina University who will open the season at home Saturday afternoon against Eastern Michigan.
It’s been nearly two year since Coastal Carolina University broke ground on their stadium expansion project, which has doubled the amount of seating inside Brooks Stadium.
