Anything and everything about Liberty Flames football. Your comments on games, recruiting and the direction of the program as we move into new era.

Moderators: jcmanson, Sly Fox, BuryYourDuke, Class of 20Something

By SuperJon
Registration Days Posts
#25852
Favorite

COASTAL CAROLINA: Had a playoff spot and outright league title locked up until it was upset in two overtimes by Charleston Southern the last game of the year. Can the Chanticleers rebound?

Contenders

GARDNER-WEBB: Always in the mix for the title. With sophomore QB Devin Campbell at the helm, this could be the Bulldogs' year.CHARLESTON SOUTHERN: Surprised most last year with five wins to end season and a co-championship, but lost to lowly Virginia Military before the streak. Can the Bucs ride the momentum?

Dark Horse

LIBERTY: With former Virginia associate head coach Danny Rocco in charge and several key transfers, some coaches picked Flames to win title.

5 PLAYERS TO WATCH

Duvaughn Flagler, WR (6-1, 210), Jr., Gardner-Webb: All-American led conference with 13 touchdown catches.Collin Drafts, QB (6-3, 198), Sr., Charleston Southern: Led league in eight offensive categories, including TD passes (20), passing yards (2,594) and total yards (2,772).

Maurice Price, WR (6-1, 189), Jr., Charleston Southern: All-American led conference in receiving yards (1,043) and receptions (72).

Jada Ross, LB (5-11, 230), Jr., Charleston Southern: Conference defensive player of year had 128 tackles.

Aundres Perkins, RB (6-2, 245), Sr., Coastal Carolina: Led league in rushing touchdowns (12) last year.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Last year's conference rushing leader, Charleston Southern sophomore Andre Copeland, is listed second on the team's depth chart behind senior Robert Adams.

• Liberty RB Rashad Jennings, who started several games for Pittsburgh before transferring, graduated from Liberty Christian, the high school associated with Liberty, and was recruited by Rocco when he was at Virginia.

• Despite Charleston Southern's 7-4 record, five straight victories to end the season and subsequent league title, its worst loss (42-0) was against a Division II school (Presbyterian).

• Supposing Presbyterian, which won the Division II South Atlantic Conference title last year and is moving to the Big South next season, doesn't let coach Tommy Spangler go, there will be three former SAC coaches in the league: Spangler, Coastal Carolina's David Bennett (Catawba) and Gardner-Webb's Steve Patton, who led the Bulldogs when they were in the SAC. All three won SAC titles.
http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/ ... tte_sports
By 4everfsu
Registration Days Posts
#25908
I rather be thought of the Trojan horse. You know they look at us like a gift and decice to have a feast at our expense, only they end up taking us too lightly and paying the price.
User avatar
By bigsmooth
Registration Days Posts
#26122
we certainly have that capability of being the dark horse. i reaaly do think we are going to surprise some people this year.
By Thelaxman
#26809
This will be a special season in LU Football History. We could very much pull some upsets.


Thelaxman
Dayton

We have had victories over teams that should hav[…]

Wake Up, Dead Man

Can’t watch it. Why? Because I’m a ch[…]

25/26 Season

You are upset because you can’t handle the[…]

Shoutout to all the LU armchair coach wannabes o[…]