11/10/2026 2:09:00 PM | Football
As part of the team's preparations for their Conference USA game against MTSU, Liberty Head Football Coach Jamey Chadwell met with the media on Tuesday.
During the media session, Chadwell shared his final thoughts on the road CUSA game at New Mexico State, plus looked ahead to this week's Military Appreciation Day game against MTSU.
After Chadwell's weekly presser, kicker Chase Reeves and defensive lineman Michael Floyde addressed the media from the Media Room inside the Liberty Football Center.
If the Flames are victorious on Saturday, they would clinch a spot in the CUSA Football Championship Game on Dec. 4. If Jacksonville State also defeats WKU, the championship matchup between the Flames and Gamecocks would be set.
Liberty is riding a number of streaks, including eight straight wins overall, four consecutive home wins, three straight victories over Middle Tennessee and a program-record seven consecutive games holding its opponent below 20 points.
Jamey Chadwell is 33-14 in his fourth season at Liberty and owns a 64-20 coaching record dating back to the start of 2020. Chadwell is 22-8 against CUSA opponents with the Flames, including 12-3 at home.
Liberty owns a balanced offensive attack, averaging 205.0 rushing yards and 204.7 passing yards per contest. Most recently, quarterback Deshawn Purdie completed a career-high 19 passes for a season-high 252 yards during a 30-14 win at New Mexico State. It marked the Flames' seventh consecutive game scoring 30 points or more.
Liberty's defense is only allowing 9.4 ppg in its five CUSA victories and is the first team in conference history to limit five consecutive CUSA foes to 14 points or fewer. Ten different players have intercepted a pass this season, with nine of them doing so for the first time in their collegiate career.
During the media session, Chadwell shared his final thoughts on the road CUSA game at New Mexico State, plus looked ahead to this week's Military Appreciation Day game against MTSU.
After Chadwell's weekly presser, kicker Chase Reeves and defensive lineman Michael Floyde addressed the media from the Media Room inside the Liberty Football Center.
If the Flames are victorious on Saturday, they would clinch a spot in the CUSA Football Championship Game on Dec. 4. If Jacksonville State also defeats WKU, the championship matchup between the Flames and Gamecocks would be set.
Liberty is riding a number of streaks, including eight straight wins overall, four consecutive home wins, three straight victories over Middle Tennessee and a program-record seven consecutive games holding its opponent below 20 points.
Jamey Chadwell is 33-14 in his fourth season at Liberty and owns a 64-20 coaching record dating back to the start of 2020. Chadwell is 22-8 against CUSA opponents with the Flames, including 12-3 at home.
Liberty owns a balanced offensive attack, averaging 205.0 rushing yards and 204.7 passing yards per contest. Most recently, quarterback Deshawn Purdie completed a career-high 19 passes for a season-high 252 yards during a 30-14 win at New Mexico State. It marked the Flames' seventh consecutive game scoring 30 points or more.
Liberty's defense is only allowing 9.4 ppg in its five CUSA victories and is the first team in conference history to limit five consecutive CUSA foes to 14 points or fewer. Ten different players have intercepted a pass this season, with nine of them doing so for the first time in their collegiate career.
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