Joseph Hanson

Honors 2025 All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention 2025 All-Sun Belt Second Team (PFSN) 2025 (Junior): Appeared in 10 games 2024 (Sophomore) Played in all 13 games, earning starts in the final two contests of 2024. Part of a unit which led the SBC in fewest sacks allowed with 15 or 1.2 per game, a mark which ranked tied for 17th in the NCAA FBS. The Chants averaged 4.6 yards per carry, toting the mail for 2,242 yards on the ground with 21 scores. Through the air, the offense covered 2,616 yards and scored 20 TDs. 2023 (Freshman) Appeared in nine games, making one start at left tackle Made first career start against Georgia Southern (Sept. 30) Helped Coastal rank 24th nationally in sacks allowed Offense ranked ranked first in the Sun Belt in passing yards per attempt (8.49) and third in yards per play (6.33) and sacks allowed (16) Helped Grayson McCall become Coastal Carolina's career leader in passing yards Helped Coastal average season-high 9.36 yards per play against Duquesne (Sept. 16) High School Rated a two-star recruit at offensive tackle for the Class of 2023 by Rivals Lettered in football at Niceville High School for head coach Grant Thompson Was a three-year starter for the Eagles’ offensive line Played for the North Squad in the 2023 Class 3A Florida FACA All-Star Game Was a 2022 second-team all-state honoree his senior year A 2022 all-area first-team selection Earned a spot on the SBLive Sports Florida 2022 All-Panhandle/Big Bend football team Named to the Dandy Dozen prior to his senior season Was twice named the MaxPreps Offensive Player of the Year his senior year Was a key cog up front that helped the Eagles go 9-2 overall and win the 2022 4S District 2 Championship his senior year Led an offensive line that paved the way for 2,099 yards on the ground in his senior season Helped Niceville’s offense rush for 2,156 yards and 38 touchdowns up front on the offensive line his junior year in 2021 Chose Coastal Carolina over Kansas, Air Force, Navy, Appalachian State, Marshall, Buffalo, Jacksonville State, South Florida, Western Michigan, Chattanooga, Charleston Southern, Samford, Bryant, Stetson, and West Florida