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Appearing in Bowl Season for the sixth-straight year, Coastal Carolina fell to Louisiana Tech, 23-14, in the Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl in Shreveport, La.
A little early afternoon football on deck @IndyBowl. pic.twitter.com/dx0ktUGpTB
— Micah Beutell (@MBeutell25) December 30, 2025
The Chanticleers—who were part of the Sun Belt’s 10-team bowl contingent that leads all non-autonomy conferences for the fourth-straight season—dropped to 2-4 in six all-time bowl appearances. Coastal Carolina led 14-3 at halftime, but was held scoreless after the break, as the Bulldogs scored 20 unanswered points in a comeback win.
RETWEET THAT https://t.co/JWL8oDcuWE
— LA Tech Sports (@LATechSports) December 30, 2025
Redshirt sophomore quarterback Tad Hudson capped lengthy first-half drives with a 20-yard touchdown strike to freshman running back Dominic Knicely and a 15-yard touchdown connection with redshirt sophomore wide receiver Robby Washington. Coastal Carolina’s defense recorded four takeaways, including three in plus territory, to keep the Chanticleers in contention through the final possession.
Strong start @CoastalFootball 👌 pic.twitter.com/6XXICa9zpQ
— Coastal Carolina Athletics (@GoCCUsports) December 30, 2025
Hudson threw for 311 yards and two touchdowns, but conceded two interceptions in the fourth quarter, as the Coastal Carolina offense managed just 17 yards. Junior wide receiver Bryson Graves was his top target with six receptions for 99 yards. Linebackers’ sophomore Se’Von McDowell—with nine tackles and a tackle for loss—and redshirt junior Tray Brown—with eight tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss and two forced fumbles—headlined the Chanticleer defensive effort.
Teal Tuesday in Shreveport 😤👌 pic.twitter.com/w87bhPU4Mw
— Coastal Carolina Athletics (@GoCCUsports) December 30, 2025
With the loss, Coastal Carolina concludes the season 6-7.
Courtesy: Sunbelt Sports
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