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Data Scout Notes: 2023: NAC...12-05-23 Transfer from Virginia Tech...2022: 12-12-22 Transfer from Georgia Southern/3rdC...2021: NAC... (+) Coming off Sept 2021 Undisclosed INJ/Out for 2021...PThorpe/PBednarik...2020: 1stC
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Cornerback Derrick Canteen tweeted Monday night that he has decided to transfer from Georgia Southern to Virginia Tech. He had tweeted on Dec. 13 that he was entering the transfer portal as a graduate transfer. Canteen made the All-Sun Belt Conference th ird team last fall, when he had 64 tackles, one sack, 12 pass breakups and one interception.He made the All-Sun Belt Conference first team in 2020, when he tied for the FBS lead with six interceptions. He also had 48 tackles, 10 pass breakups, a f orced fumble and one fumble recovery. He earned Freshman All-America honors that season. The 5-foot-11, 190-pound Canteen has three years of eligibility left, including the extra year of eligibility that the NCAA granted all 2020 fall-sports athletes bec ause of the coronavirus pandemic. - Roanoke Times
(DS#999 CB) rSr/2025  CB Derrick Canteen, Cincinnati
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Derrick Canteen can remember the last time he felt this healthy - which is a good thing in this context, but it came after a bad thing. "I'm 100% healthy," the redshirt junior cornerback said Wednesday on the first day of fall practice for the Georgia So uthern football team. "The last practice was 2021, early in the season going into FAU - that was the last time I could say that." Canteen had trained hard to follow his breakout season of 2020, when he was a Freshman All-American and All-Sun Belt Confere nce first team after tying for the FBS lead and tying a program record with six interceptions. He had practiced and prepared for the second game of the 2021 season on Sept. 11 at Florida Atlantic, where he recorded one tackle before tearing his pectoral muscle and missing the rest of the season.Though he was around the team on the sidelines, Canteen was missed greatly on the field as the Eagles' defensive secondary suffered though numerous injuries, inconsistent lineups and inexperienced players pressed into service. The team's overall struggles in a 3-9 campaign were reflected in the defense. Georgia Southern ranked 126th of 130 FBS teams, having yielded 3,474 yards, 289.5 per game, and 28 passing TDs. "It was all a learning experience," said C anteen, an Evans High School graduate. "We had young guys. We had different people at different places, but it was a learning experience. I think what we learned from last year, we'll carry to this year." - Savannah Morning News
(DS#999 CB) rSr/2025 CB Derrick Canteen, Cincinnati
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Five Georgia Southern football players have been voted to the Preseason All-Sun Belt squad, as released Tuesday afternoon by the conference. The team was voted on by coaches and selected media who cover the league. Derrick Canteen, who was a freshman All -American last year after tying for the national lead with six interceptions, was the lone first-team member for the Eagles. He has been a unanimous first-team selection in the preseason magazines released thus far. Two members of the Eagle offense - run ning back J.D. King and lineman Aaron Dowdell - both made the second team while punter Anthony Beck II and return specialist Khaleb Hood both made the second team. As a team, Georgia Southern was picked fourth in the East Division. The Eagles are slated to open their season on Sept. 4 at home against Gardner-Webb. - Georgia Southern Football
(DS#999 CB) rSr/2025 CB Derrick Canteen, Cincinnati
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Georgia Southern cornerback Derrick Canteen is a Preseason All-Sun Belt first-team selection in Phil Steele's College Football Preview. Ten Georgia Southern players were named to the squad. Running back J.D. King, punter Anthony Beck II (a South Effingha m High graduate) and punt returner Khaleb Hood were picked for the second team; while offensive lineman Aaron Dowdell and nose tackle C.J. Wright earned third-team honors. Running back Amare Jones (a transfer from Tulane), offensive lineman Brian Miller (Memorial Day School graduate), defensive end Justin Ellis and outside linebacker Randy Wade Jr. were named to the fourth team. Canteen, now a redshirt sophomore, started all 13 games in 2020. He was selected for both the Football Writers Association of America and The Athletic's Freshman All-American teams. - Savannah Morning News
(DS#999 CB) rSr/2025 CB Derrick Canteen, Cincinnati
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Canteen led the nation in interceptions last season with six. He was named to The Athletic and FWAA Freshman All-American teams, All-Sun Belt Conference first team and ESPN's All-Bowl team after his three-tackle, one-interception performance against Loui siana Tech. After such a strong debut, many athletes would be looking and training to top that season. For Canteen, he's just hoping to put himself in the best position to help his team win games. "The outside noise from last year doesn't add any extra pressure or expectations for this spring and this year," Canteen said. "I'm always competing with myself. It's always me versus me. I always try to hold myself to a higher standard."His cornerbacks coach sees Canteen working after practice and wan ts to see the redshirt sophomore continue to be himself in his second year. Whitley thinks the best way to accomplish this is by leading by example. "If we become vocal leaders, that's great, but when you're talking, it doesn't really mean anything unles s you're putting in work," Whitley said. "If he keeps working hard and bringing the young guys along, we'll be good." - Savannah Morning News
(DS#999 CB) rSr/2025 CB Derrick Canteen, Cincinnati
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The Georgia Southern Athletics Department and the Sun Belt Conference announced Monday the Eagles' 2021 football schedule. It is a slate that features four teams that finished in the Top 26 of last year's final AP Poll, six home Saturday games, at least one nationally televised game and seven contests against teams that were selected for a bowl game last year. The Eagles will open the 2021 season at home, hosting Gardner-Webb on Sept. 4, before heading to Florida Atlantic on Sept. 11. They then head to Fayetteville to take on Arkansas of the SEC a week later on Sept. 18. The final non-conference game comes in November as the Eagles host BYU on Nov. 20. Georgia Southern opens up Sun Belt play at the end of September on Sept. 25 at home against Louisiana . - Georgia Southern Football
(DS#999 CB) rSr/2025 CB Derrick Canteen, Cincinnati
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Georgia Southern head football coach Chad Lunsford announced Friday the schedule for the 2021 spring practice session, including the annual Blue-White Spring Game at 1 p.m. April 24. The Eagles will hit the field on Thursday, March 25, for the first of 1 5 practices. They will conclude the session with the spring game, presented by Southern Exchange, on Saturday, April 24 at Allen E. Paulson Stadium. The game will take place at 1 p.m. and is scheduled to be open to the public at no more than 25% capacity (6,250 of 25,000). For the first time in program history, the Spring Game will be broadcast online through ESPN+. - Savannah Morning News
(DS#999 CB) rSr/2025 CB Derrick Canteen, Cincinnati
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2020 ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM: Derrick Canteen, Georgia Southern, DB,...Canteen is tied for second in the nation with five interceptions...Is fourth on the team with 45 tackles...Included in that tally is half a tackle for loss...Also has 10 pa ss break ups, a fumble recovery and a forced fumble. - Georgia Southern Football
(DS#999 CB) rSr/2025 CB Derrick Canteen, Cincinnati
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