2011 big east football media guide

2011 FOOTBALL

West Virginia Chosen as 2011 BIG EAST Favorite

(first-place votes in parentheses)

1. westvirginia(21) 188 2. pittsburgh(2) 162 3. usF(1) 151 4. syracuse 98 5. cincinnati 96 6. connecticut 76 7. louisville 60 8. rutgers 33

ayearafterwinningashareofitssixthbigeastchampionship,westvirginia has been tabbed as the favorite towin the 2011 title in theconference’sannualpreseasonmediapoll.

theMountaineersreceived21ofapossible24first-placevotesandhad188pointsinthepreseasonvotingofmediarepresentativesfromeachoftheeightbigeastmarkets.twofirst-placevoteswenttopittsburgh,whiletheotherwenttousF.

West Virginiahasproventobeasafechoiceasthebigeastfavorite.theMountaineershavewonorsharedthebigeasttitlefivetimesinthe last eight years and have placed no lower than second in the stand-ingsinnineconsecutiveseasons.First-yearheadcoachDanaholgorsentakes on a program that is oneof just four schools nationally (alongwithboisestate,ohiostateandvirginiatech) thathaswonat leastninegamesineachofthelastsixyears.

holgorsenisarmedwithquarterbackgenosmith,whothrewfor2,763yardsand24touchdownsin2010.thedefenseispacedbydefensiveendbruceirvin,whoregisteredabigeast-leading14sacksandcorner-backKeithtandy,wholedtheconferencewithsixinterceptions.

Pittsburgh had 162 points in the preseason poll. as is the casewithwestvirginia,pittsharedthebigeasttitlein2010andisledbyanewheadcoachwithimpressiveoffensivecredentials.toddgrahamtakesoveronthepanthersidelineafterleadingtulsatothree10-winseasonsin fouryears.grahamwill look forbig things fromreturningquarter-backtinosunseri,whothrewformorethan2,500yardslastyear,andtailbackraygraham,whoranfor922yards.

USFwaspickedthird inthepreseasonpollwith151points.thebullsandheadcoachskipholtzwonfiveoftheirlastsevengamesin2010tomake their sixth straightbowl appearance. thebullswill have toreplacefourall-bigeastplayersfromlastyear’sdefense,butshouldfindtheoffensiveloadeasiertomanagewiththereturnofquarterbackb.J.Daniels,whoentershisthirdyearasastarter.

Syracusereturnedtothebigeasttitlehunt lastseasonundercoachDougMarrone,andthemediaexpectstheorangetobeinthepictureonceagainwith98pointsinthepreseasonpoll.syracusereturnsstart-ing quarterback ryan nassib, its top five receivers and four startersfromtheoffensiveline.

Cincinnatiwastabbedfifthinthepreseasonpollwith96points.headcoachbutchJonesentershissecondyearwiththebearcatsandhasthebigeast’stopretuningpasserandrunner.QuarterbackZachcollarosthrewfor2,902yardsand26touchdowns,while tailback isaiahpeadranfor1,029yardsandsixtDs.

Connecticut, whichwon a share of its second big east title in fouryears andplayed in abcsbowl game for the first time in2010,waspicked sixth in the preseason poll with 76 points. head coach paulpasqualonientershisfirstyearwiththehuskies,butholdsthedistinc-tionofhavingthemostbigeastwinsofanycoach in leaguehistoryfromhis14-yearcareeratsyracuse.

Louisville was picked seventh with 60 points in the preseason poll.headcoachcharliestrongbroughtthecardinalsbacktothepostsea-son inhis firstyearatlouisville,butwillhave to replace fourall-bigeastFirstteamchoicesfromthatgroup.

Rutgers was picked eighth in the preseason poll after the scarletKnightsdropped their last sixgamesof the2010season.coachgregschianofinds10returningoffensivestartersinthefold,however,sug-gestingthattheslidemightbeshort-lived.

(first-place votes in parentheses)

2011 PRESEASON MEDIA POLL

Geno SmithWest Virginia

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Table Of Contents2011 BIG EAST Preseason Poll ........................................ IFCBIG EAST Conference Football ........................................... 2Bowl Championship Series ................................................. 3BIG EAST Bowl Lineup ........................................................ 4National Bowl Directory ..................................................... 52011 BIG EAST Notebook ................................................ 6-7Officiating Performance Standards .................................... 8Instant Replay .................................................................... 9The BIG EAST On Television & Radio ..........................10-112011 Non-Conference Opponents ..............................12-14

The TeamsCincinnati Bearcats ...................................................... 15-22 School Quick Facts ..................................................... 15 Storylines & Schedule ................................................ 16 2011 Roster ................................................................ 17 Coaching Staff ............................................................ 18 Coaching Records ....................................................... 19 2010 Statistics & Results ............................................ 20 Preseason Depth Chart, School Records.................... 21 Year-By-Year Results .................................................. 22Connecticut Huskies .................................................... 23-30Louisville Cardinals ...................................................... 31-38Pittsburgh Panthers ..................................................... 39-46Rutgers Scarlet Knights ...............................................47-54USF Bulls ......................................................................55-62Syracuse Orange .......................................................... 63-70West Virginia Mountaineers .......................................71-78

The BIG EAST ConferenceCommissioner John Marinatto ......................................... 79BIG EAST Conference Staff ..........................................80-81A System of Success ......................................................... 82

2010 Year In Review2010 Standings, Bowl Results, National Rankings ........... 842010 National Postseason Honors & Awards .................. 852010 BIG EAST Honors & Awards ..................................... 86BCS Standings ................................................................... 87The BIG EAST Nationally ................................................... 882010 Final Results ............................................................ 89Individual Statistical Leaders .......................................90-93 Team Statistical Leaders ..............................................94-96Individual & Team Game Highs ...................................97-98

BIG EAST Record BookIndividual Records ...................................................100-114Team Records ..........................................................115-125Annual Statistical Leaders .......................................126-130Annual Standings .....................................................131-133Champions, Overtime & Home/Away Records .............. 134Winning Streaks & Year-By-Year Overall Records .......... 135All-BIG EAST Awards ................................................136-144Weekly Award Winners ...........................................145-149BIG EAST Series Results ...........................................150-153Nonconference Records ................................................. 154Attendance History ........................................................ 155Coaching Records ........................................................... 156BIG EAST Academic Honors .....................................157-164National Award Winners .........................................165-172The BIG EAST and the NFL Draft .............................173-178

Polls And BowlsAll-Time Polls ...........................................................179-190The BIG EAST Against The Top 25 ...........................191-194All-Time Bowl Appearances ........................................... 195Bowl Summaries ......................................................196-218Composite Bowl Won-Loss Records ............................... 216National Bowl Results .............................................219-223

BIG EAST Media Services ................................................ 224BIG EAST Media Relations Directory ............................... IBC

BIG EAST Conference StaffCommissioner ................................................................................................... John MarinattoSenior Associate Commissioner (Football & Marketing) ............................Nick Carparelli, Jr.Senior Associate Commissioner (Compliance & Governance) ................ Joseph D’Antonio, Jr.Senior Associate Commissioner (Administration) .......................................... Donna DeMarcoAssociate Commissioner (Men’s Basketball) ...........................................................Dan GavittAssociate Commissioner (Women’s Basketball) ......................................... Danielle DonehewAssociate Commissioner (Television & Men’s Basketball Scheduling) ............. Tom OdjakjianAssociate Commissioner (Communications) .....................................................John PaquetteAssociate Commissioner (Olympic Sports) ........................................................ James SiedliskiAssistant Commissioner for Compliance ..................................................... Jennifer CondarasAssistant Commissioner/Women’s Basketball Officiating ................................Barbara JacobsSenior Director of External Affairs ....................................................................Ben FaircloughDirector of Business Affairs .......................................................................................Sue EatonDirector of Communications ..............................................................................Chuck SullivanDirector of Communications ................................................................................. Sara NaggarDirector of Internet Services ............................................................................. Mark HodgkinDirector of Men’s Basketball Operations ......................................................... Shawn MurphyDirector of Sport Administration ....................................................................... Kristen BrownDirector of Sport Administration ................................................................... Bobby WeygandAssistant Director of Communications.............................................................. Michael CoyneAssistant Director of Compliance ........................................................................Kenny SchankAssistant Director of Football & Video Administration ...................................... Michael Costa Assistant Director of Sport Administration ........................................................Sarah EmmettCoordinator of Football Officiating ................................................................... Terry McAulayCoordinator of Men’s Basketball Officiating ............................................................Art HylandAssistant to the Commissioner ..........................................................................Lisa ZanecchiaSenior Administrative Assistant for Basketball & Administration .........................Lois DeBloisAdministrative Assistant .................................................................................... Wanda FactorAdministrative Assistant .........................................................................................Linda YatesReceptionist................................................................................................... Kathy KirkpatrickAdministrative Fellow ........................................................................................ Roberto SassoCommunications Assistant ..........................................................................S. Alexandra LangeCommunications Assistant ..................................................................................Chris MagnoliSport Administration Assistant .............................................................................. Caitlin Reilly

Credits

Editor: Chuck SullivanEditorial Assistance: John Paquette, Michael Coyne, Jared Hager, Katie Parker, Chris Magnoli,

Alex Lange, Ryan Koslen, Mike Enright, Rocco Gasparro, E.J. Borghetti, Mendy Nestor Jason Baum, Jeremy Sharpe, Sue Edson, Mike Montoro, Joe Swan.

Printing: Charles Guillette - Colonial Lithograph, Inc. Attleboro, Mass.Photography: Associated Press, Bill Amatucci, Tomasso DeRosa, MG Ellis, Pete Emerson,

Brent Kepner, Joseph V. Labolito, Harvey Levine, Jerry Margolis, J. Meric, Dale Sparks, Bruce Schwartzman and school sports information offices.

Special Thanks: The BIG EAST would like to thank the sports information departments of its member schools for their valuable assistance and cooperation in pro-ducing this publication.

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Entering its 21st season as a football-playing entity in 2011, the BIG EAST Conference has been at the forefront of major college football since its formal entrance into the sport.

By any objective metric, BIG EAST football has been an unmitigated success as the conference regularly puts its teams in position to compete for the Bowl Championship Series National Championship while amassing an impressive head-to-head record against its counterparts.

Under its current membership configuration, which has been in place for six years, the BIG EAST is a combined 186-79 in nonconference games. The .702 winning percentage marks the best six-year run in the history of the conference. In the past five seasons, the BIG EAST’s .725 nonconference winning percent-age ranks second among all Bowl Subdivision conferences.

In addition, the BIG EAST was a combined 4-2 in bowl games last season, marking the fifth straight season in which the league had a winning record in the postseason. In the Bowl Championship Series era (1998 to present), the BIG EAST’s .615 postseason winning percent-age ranks second among all conferences and is the best of any BCS automatic-qualifying conference.

The nonconference and postseason records both speak to the depth of the BIG EAST, which is the only conference that has seen each of its members play in at least one bowl game in the last two seasons. The BIG EAST is also the only league in which each team has won at least one bowl game in the last four years.

Six of the BIG EAST’s eight current members have won at least a share of the league title in the last seven years. The last five seasons alone have seen three different BIG EAST teams – Louisville, West Virginia and Cincinnati – make legitimate runs at the BCS title game.

Under the leadership of longtime com-missioner Michael Tranghese, the BIG EAST Conference’s entrance into football was announced Feb. 5, 1991. The league gained instant credibility with its level of excellence on the field and with its television and bowl relationships. The BIG EAST has been a charter member of each of the major bowl agreements with the major conferences, beginning with the Bowl Coalition in 1992, followed by the Bowl Alliance in 1995 and the Bowl Championship Series in 1998.

Since its birth, the BIG EAST has been a national power both on and off the field. The BIG EAST has been a frequent contender for the national championship. Eight times in the league’s 20 seasons, a BIG EAST squad has played for a claim to the national crown in a postseason game.

The conference began a new era in 2009 when John Marinatto became the BIG EAST

Commissioner. Marinatto was at the forefront of the league’s reorganization efforts which have made the conference as strong as it has ever been.

The 2011 season will mark the fourth year of a six-year arrangement with ESPN that gives the BIG EAST unrivaled exposure on ABC tele-vision and the ESPN family of networks. ESPN, ESPN2 or ABC carry a minimum of 19 BIG EAST home games each season, marking the highest guaranteed total on ESPN and ABC in league history. Championship Week in December includes three BIG EAST games on either ABC, ESPN or ESPN2. At least four BIG EAST games are featured on ESPN’s Thursday-night package each year.

In addition, ESPN Regional will continue to produce and distribute its BIG EAST Network Game of the Week package to a nationally syndicated audience, reaching more than 30 million homes. Most of these games also will be available as part of the ESPN GamePlan subscription service. Finally, a minimum of five home games will be carried on ESPNU.

Extensive television exposure and the BIG EAST have been synonymous terms. The league established its own regional fotball television package in 1991 before it had played a game. The BIG EAST Television Network immediately was the largest regional college football net-work in the country.

The BIG EAST has always aligned itself with prestigious bowl games. The league is one of the original founders of the Bowl Championship Series and continues to be one of only six con-ferences that receives an automatic annual bid.

The BIG EAST Conference champion earns the league’s automatic BCS bid. The BCS – which enters its 14th season in 2011-12 – is a five-game arrangement for postseason college football that is designed to match the two top-rated teams in a national championship game and to create exciting and competitive match-ups between eight other highly regarded teams in four other BCS games.

If the BIG EAST champion finishes No. 1 or No. 2 in the final BCS standings, that team earns a spot in the BCS National Championship Game. Otherwise, the league champion will compete in one of the four remaining BCS bowl games – the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, Discover Orange Bowl, Allstate Sugar Bowl or the Rose Bowl Game presented by Vizio. Each bowl hosts two

games once every four years — its traditional game plus the National Championship Game approximately one week later.

The BIG EAST unveiled an enhanced collection of bowl partnerships beginning in 2010 that matches conference teams against opponents from the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Big 12 Conference, the Southeastern Conference and Conference USA.

The Champs Sports Bowl has the first selec-tion of BIG EAST teams after the conference’s BCS representative is determined. During the four years of the deal, the Champs Sports Bowl has the option to choose Notre Dame once in place of a BIG EAST team. The Atlantic Coast Conference will provide the opposition for the Champs Sports Bowl, which is played in Orlando, Fla.

The BIG EAST enters its 10th year as a partner with the Belk Bowl in Charlotte, N.C. Played in Bank of America Stadium, the Belk Bowl will select its BIG EAST participant after the Champs Sports Bowl with the ACC again provid-ing the opponent.

The BIG EAST and the Big 12 conferences partnered for a new bowl game in 2010 as the New Era Pinstripe Bowl was played for the first time at Yankee Stadium in New York City. In the event that the Big 12 is unable to send an eligible team to the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, Notre Dame could step in as the BIG EAST team’s opponent.

A BIG EAST representative will face either an opponent from the Southeastern Conference or the Conference USA champion as part of a four-year arrangement with the BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham, Ala., and the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in Memphis. The BIG EAST will send a team to one of those bowl games in each year of the deal. The BIG EAST has been a partner with the BBVA Compass Bowl since 2006 and has seen its teams go 5-0 in the previ-ous games. Louisville, Pittsburgh, Syracuse and West Virginia, meanwhile, have all played in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in past years.

The 2011 season will mark the fourth year of the BIG EAST’s partnership with the Beef ‘O’Brady’s Bowl at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. The Beef ‘O’Brady’s Bowl pairs the BIG EAST representative against an oppo-nent from Conference USA.

The enhanced lineup gives BIG EAST teams access to at least six postseason games each year.

Syracuse head coach Doug Marrone accepts the trophy from the first New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium.



THE BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIESBIG EAST FOOTBALL

About the BCSThe Bowl Championship Series (BCS), which enters its 14th season in

2011-12, is a five-game arrangement for postseason college football that is designed to match the two top-rated teams in a national champi-onship game and to create exciting and competitive matchups between eight other highly regarded teams in four other BCS games.

The BCS has been undeniably successful in achieving those goals. Thanks to the BCS, the top two teams have played each other 13 times in 13 years by BCS measurements and 10 times in the last 13 years according to the Associated Press poll. Additionally, it has provided more access to the major bowls for all 11 conferences, more television exposure and more postseason revenue than ever before.

The BCS also allows for preserving the significance of the regular sea-son, which is the most meaningful in sports. It also maintains the bowl season to the benefit of dozens of universities each year.

The Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, Discover Orange Bowl, Allstate Sugar Bowl and Rose Bowl Game presented by Vizio joined with the BIG EAST, Atlantic Coast, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and Southeastern Conferences and the University of Notre Dame to form the Bowl Championship Series. In the existing BCS agreement, each bowl will host two games once every four years - its traditional game plus the BCS National Championship contest approximately one week later.

The BCS is managed by the commissioners of the 11 NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision conferences, the director of athletics at the University of Notre Dame and representatives of the bowl organizations. The conference commissioners and the Notre Dame athletics director make decisions regarding all BCS issues, in consultation with an athletics directors advisory group and subject to approval of a presidential over-sight committee whose members represent all 120 Bowl Subdivision programs.

The BCS conferences have a contract with ESPN to televise the games through the 2013-14 season.

BCS Automatic Qualifications 1. The top two teams in the final BCS standings will play in the

National Championship Game. 2. The champions of the Atlantic Coast, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12,

Pac-12, and Southeastern conferences will have automatic berths in one of the participating bowls each year through the 2013 regular season.

3. The champion of Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, the Mountain West Conference, the Sun Belt Conference, or the Western Athletic Conference will earn an automatic berth in a BCS game if either: A. Such team is ranked in the top 12 of the final BCS Standings, or, B. Such team is ranked in the top 16 of the final BCS Standings and its ranking in the final BCS Standings is higher than that of a champion of a conference that has an annual automatic berth in one of the BCS bowls.

4. Notre Dame will automatically qualify for a BCS bowl if it is in the top eight of the final BCS Standings.

5. If any of the 10 slots remain open after application of provisions 1 through 4, and an at-large team from a conference with an annual automatic berth for its champion is ranked No. 3 in the final BCS Standings, that team shall become an automatic quali-fier.

6. If any of the 10 slots remain open after application of provisions 1 through 5, and if Step No. 5 has not been applied and an at-large team from a conference with an annual automatic berth for its champion is ranked No. 4 in the final BCS Standings, that team shall become an automatic qualifier, provided that no at-large team from the same conference qualifies for the National Championship Game.

7. If any slots remain unfilled after the placement of all teams quali-fying for an automatic berth, then the bowls shall choose their participants from the “pool of eligible teams” (see below.)

Pool of Eligible Teams If berths are available after the automatic qualifiers have been identi-

fied, then the bowls shall select at-large participants from the “pool of eligible teams,” which shall include any Bowl Subdivision team that is bowl-eligible and meets the following requirements:

A. Has won at least nine regular-season games, and B. Is among the top 14 teams in the final BCS Standings

RevenueEach conference whose team qualifies automatically for the BCS

receives approximately $22.3 million in net revenue. A second team brings an additional $6 million to its conference. Notre Dame receives $1.8 million. Army, Navy and Brigham Young also receive $100,000 each, and each of the NCAA’s Football Championship Subdivision con-ferences receives $250,000:

Access Each conference had an opportunity to earn annual automatic quali-

fication through a four-year evaluation covering the regular seasons of 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. The Atlantic Coast, BIG EAST, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and Southeastern conferences met the threshold and earned automatic qualification through the 2013-14 season.

A seventh conference could qualify for the 2012-13 and 2013-14 bowl season based on an evaluation of the 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 regular seasons.

2011-12 BCS ScheduleRose Bowl Game presented by Vizio

January 2, 20125 p.m. ET, ESPN

Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena, Calif.

Allstate Sugar BowlJanuary 3, 2012

8:30 p.m. ET, ESPNLouisiana Superdome, New Orleans, La.

Discover Orange BowlJanuary 4, 20128 p.m. ET, ESPN

Sun Life Stadium, Miami Gardens, Fla.

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl January 5, 2012

8:30 p.m. ET, ESPNUniversity of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Ariz.

Allstate BCS National Championship GameJanuary 9, 2012

8:30 p.m. ET, ESPNLouisiana Superdome, New Orleans, La.


BIG EAST BOWL LINEUPBIG EAST FOOTBALL

The LineupIn addition to the Bowl Championship Series, the BIG EAST Conference

also has agreements with a number of other postseason bowl games. The conference’s new lineup, which began in the 2010 season, has the BIG EAST paired against three of the other five automatic-qualifying Bowl Championship Series conferences in the postseason, giving the BIG EAST its strongest bowl partnerships in its history.

The BIG EAST announced a four-year agreement with Florida Citrus Sports and the Champs Sports Bowl to send a team to the Orlando, Fla., game beginning in the 2010 season.

The Champs Sports Bowl will have the first selection from the BIG EAST after the league’s BCS representative has been determined. The BIG EAST’s opponent in the Champs Sports Bowl will be from the Atlantic Coast Conference.

The Champs Sports Bowl will have the opportunity to select Notre Dame, in place of a BIG EAST team, once during the four-year agreement.

The BIG EAST has extended its agreement with the Belk Bowl in Charlotte, N.C., through the 2013 season as well. The Belk Bowl (previously known as the Meineke Car Care Bowl) will have the BIG EAST’s third selection, after the BCS and Champs Sports Bowl.

The BIG EAST has been aligned with the Belk Bowl since the inception of the game in 2002. The game has averaged more than 62,000 fans and was named one of the five best startups in sports in the previous five years by Sports Business Journal.

The 2010 season featured the introduction of a new bowl game in New York City when the BIG EAST participated in the first New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium. The New Era Pinstripe Bowl pits the fourth overall selec-tion from the BIG EAST against a team from the Big 12 Conference. In the event that the Big 12 is unable to supply a team for the game, Notre Dame could step in as the opponent of the BIG EAST’s representative.

The BIG EAST completed its bowl lineup in April 2010 by renewing deals with the BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham, Ala., and the Beef ‘O’Brady’s Bowl in St. Petersburg, Fla. The conference also announced a new agree-ment with the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Tenn. The BIG EAST will send teams to two of those three games in each of the 2010-13 seasons.

The BBVA Compass Bowl pairs a BIG EAST team against an opponent from the Southeastern Conference at Legion Field in Birmingham. BIG EAST teams are a combined 5-0 in the BBVA Compass Bowl.

If a BIG EAST team is chosen for the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, the confer-ence’s representative would face either the Conference USA champion or an opponent from the Southeastern Conference.

The Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl will be played for the fourth time in 2011 with the BIG EAST scoring wins in each of the first three games. The BIG EAST will face Conference USA at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg.

Champs Sports BowlFlorida Citrus Bowl • Orlando, Fla.

Dec. 29, 2011 • ESPN

vs.

Belk BowlBank of America Stadium • Charlotte, N.C.

Dec. 27, 2011 • ESPN

vs.

New Era Pinstripe BowlYankee Stadium • Bronx, N.Y.

Dec. 30, 2011 • ESPN

vs.

BBVA Compass BowlLegion Field • Birmingham, Ala.

Jan. 7, 2012 • ESPN

vs.

AutoZone Liberty BowlLiberty Bowl Memorial Stadium • Memphis, Tenn.

Dec. 31, 2011 • ESPN

vs.

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. PetersburgTropicana Field • St. Petersburg, Fla.

Dec. 20, 2011 • ESPN

vs.

or

B.J. Daniels led USF past Clemson in Charlotte, N.C., last year in what is now known as the Belk Bowl.


NATIONAL BOWL DIRECTORYBIG EAST FOOTBALL

Date Bowl Game Conference Matchup Site TV Time Media RelationsDec. 17 Gildan New Mexico Bowl Mountain West vs. Albuquerque, N.M. ESPN 2 p.m. RaeAnn McKernan

newmexicobowl.com Pac-12 University Stadium (505) 925-5999Dec. 17 uDrove Humanitarian Bowl Mid-American vs. Boise, Idaho ESPN 5:30 p.m. Danielle Brazil

humanitarianbowl.com Western Athletic Bronco Stadium (208) 424-1011Dec. 17 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Conference USA vs. New Orleans, La. ESPN 9 p.m. Sam Joffray

neworleansbowl.com Sun Belt Louisiana Superdome (504) 525-5678Dec. 20 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. Petersburg BIG EAST vs. St. Petersburg, Fla. ESPN 8 p.m. John Gerdes

stpetersburgbowl.com Conference USA Tropicana Field (813) 909-3152Dec. 21 San Diego Co. Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl Mountain West vs. San Diego, Calif. ESPN 8 p.m. Mark Neville

poinsettiabowl.net Western Athletic Qualcomm Stadium (619) 285-5061Dec. 22 Maaco Bowl Las Vegas Mountain West vs. Las Vegas, Nev. ESPN 8 p.m. Mark Wallington

lvbowl.com Pac-12 Sam Boyd Stadium (702) 732-3912Dec. 24 Sheraton Hawaii Bowl Conference USA vs. Honolulu, Hawaii ESPN 8 p.m. David Matlin

sheratonhawaiibowl.com Western Athletic Aloha Stadium (808) 523-3688Dec. 26 Advocare V100 Independence Bowl Atlantic Coast vs. Shreveport, La. ESPN2 5 p.m. Patrick Meehan

independencebowl.org Mountain West Independence Stadium (318) 221-0712Dec. 27 Little Caesars Pizza Bowl Big Ten vs. Detroit, Mich. ESPN 4:30 p.m. Tim Moore

littlecaesarspizzabowl.com Mid-American Ford Field (313) 262-2010Dec. 27 Belk Bowl Atlantic Coast vs. Charlotte, N.C. ESPN 8 p.m. Frank Kay

belkbowl.com BIG EAST Bank of America Stadium (704) 378-4400Dec. 28 Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman Atlantic Coast vs. Washington, D.C. ESPN 4:30 p.m. Teri Washington

militarybowl.org Navy RFK Stadium (202) 608-1199Dec. 28 Bridgeport Education Holiday Bowl Big 12 vs. San Diego, Calif. ESPN 8 p.m. Mark Neville

holidaybowl.com Pac-12 Qualcomm Stadium (619) 283-5808Dec. 29 Champs Sports Bowl Atlantic Coast vs. Orlando, Fla. ESPN 5:30 p.m. Greg Creese

fcsports.com BIG EAST Florida Citrus Bowl (407) 423-2476Dec. 29 Valero Alamo Bowl Big 12 vs. San Antonio, Texas ESPN 9 p.m. Will Crumpackerl

valeroalamobowl.com Pac-12 Alamodome (210) 226-2695Dec. 30 Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl Conference USA vs. Dallas, Texas ESPN 8 p.m. Tim Simmons

armedforcesbowl.com BYU Gerald J. Ford Stadium (303) 678-8484Dec. 30 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Big 12 vs. Bronx, N.Y. ESPN 3:20 p.m. Jason Latimer

newerapinstripebowl.com BIG EAST Yankee Stadium (718) 579-4519Dec. 30 Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl Atlantic Coast vs. Nashville, Tenn. ESPN 6:40 p.m. Dave Herrell

musiccitybowl.com Southeastern LP Field (615) 743-3124Dec. 30 Insight Bowl Big Ten vs. Tempe, Ariz. ESPN 10 p.m. Tony Alba

insightbowl.com Big 12 Sun Devil Stadium (480) 350-0900Dec. 31 Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas Big Ten vs. Houston, Texas ESPN Noon Zac Emmons

meinekecarcarebowloftexas.org Big 12 Reliant Stadium (832) 667-2220Dec. 31 Hyundai Sun Bowl Atlantic Coast vs. El Paso, Texas CBS 2 p.m. TBA

sunbowl.org Pac-12 Sun Bowl (915) 533-4416Dec. 31 AutoZone Liberty Bowl Southeastern/BIG EAST vs. Memphis, Tenn. ABC 3:30 p.m. Harold Graeter

autozonelibertybowl.org Conference USA/BIG EAST Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium (901) 795-7700Dec. 31 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl Pac-12 vs. San Francisco, Calif. ESPN 3:30 p.m. Doug Kelly

kraftbowl.com Army AT&T Park (916) 649-0552Dec. 31 Chick-Fil-A Bowl Atlantic Coast vs. Atlanta, Ga. ESPN 7:30 p.m. Matt Garvey

chick-fil-abowl.com Southeastern Georgia Dome (404) 586-8500Jan. 2 Ticket City Bowl Big Ten vs. Dallas, Texas ESPNU Noon Katrina Brandle

ticketcitybowl.com Conference USA Cotton Bowl Stadium (972) 444-2555Jan. 2 Capital One Bowl Big Ten vs. Orlando, Fla. ESPN 1 p.m. Greg Creese

fcsports.com Southeastern Florida Citrus Bowl (407) 423-2476Jan. 2 Gator Bowl Big Ten vs. Jacksonville, Fla. ESPN2 1 p.m. Cheri O’Neill

gatorbowl.com Southeastern Jacksonville Municipal Stadium (904) 798-1700Jan. 2 Outback Bowl Big Ten vs. Tampa, Fla. ABC 1 p.m. Mike Schulze

outbackbowl.com Southeastern Raymond James Stadium (813) 874-2695Jan. 2 Rose Bowl Game presented by Vizio BCS vs. BCS Pasadena, Calif. ESPN 5 p.m. Gina Chappin

tournamentofroses.com Rose Bowl (626) 449-4100Jan. 3 Allstate Sugar Bowl BCS vs. BCS New Orleans, La. ESPN 8:30 p.m. John Sudsbury

allstatesugarbowl.com Louisiana Superdome (504) 828-2440Jan. 4 Discover Orange Bowl BCS vs. BCS Miami, Fla. ESPN 8 p.m. Larry Wahl

orangebowl.org Sun Life Stadium (305) 341-4700Jan. 5 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl BCS vs. BCS Glendale, Ariz. ESPN 8:30 p.m. Andy Bagnato

fiestabowl.org University of Phoenix Stadium (480) 350-0900Jan. 6 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic Big 12 vs. Arlington, Texas Fox 8 p.m. Charlie Fiss

attcottonbowl.com Southeastern Dallas Cowboys Stadium (214) 634-7525Jan. 7 BBVA Compass Bowl BIG EAST vs. Birmingham, Ala. ESPN 1 p.m. Doug Grassian

bbvacompassbowl.com Southeastern Legion Field (205) 733-3776TBA GMAC Bowl Mid-American vs. Mobile, Ala. ESPN 8 p.m. Julie Jeter

gmacbowl.com Sun Belt Ladd-Peeples Stadium (251) 635-0011Jan. 9 Allstate BCS Championship Game BCS No. 1 vs. New Orleans, La. ESPN 8:30 p.m. John Sudsbury

bcsfootball.org BCS No. 2 Louisiana Superdome (504) 828-2440


BIG EAST NOTEBOOKBIG EAST FOOTBALL

Stretch RunUnder its current alignment, which has been in place for six years, the BIG EAST is a combined 186-79 in non-league games (.702). That stands as the best six-year nonleague record in the history of the conference.

BIG EAST Nonconference RecordIncludes Bowl GamesYear Won Lost Tied Pct.1991 33 21 0 .6111992 27 21 2 .5601993 23 12 1 .6531994 22 15 0 .5951995 15 20 0 .4291996 20 17 0 .5411997 13 24 0 .3511998 19 17 0 .5281999 19 18 0 .5142000 28 9 0 .7572001 26 12 0 .6842002 30 16 0 .6522003 27 18 0 .6002004 23 16 0 .5902005 20 16 0 .5562006 37 8 0 .8222007 32 13 0 .7112008 33 14 0 .7022009 36 10 0 .7832010 28 18 0 .600Total 511 315 3 .6182005-10 186 79 0 .702

Where We StandSince 2006, the BIG EAST ranks second among FBS conferences in nonconference winning percentage. Nonconference Records (2006-10) Conference W L Pct. SEC 228 55 .806 BIG EAST 166 63 .725 Big 12 201 78 .720 Big Ten 179 78 .696 Pac-10 115 67 .632 ACC 175 106 .623 Mountain West 117 88 .571 WAC 104 108 .491 Conference USA 104 165 .387 MAC 85 195 .304 Sun Belt 43 151 .215

Crowd ControlTheaverageattendanceatBIGEASTstadiumsin2010was 45,053, which stands as the second-best mark in conferencehistory.ThebestyearattheturnstilesforBIG EAST teams was in 2003, when the conference averaged 47,292 spectators.

Bowling TrophiesThe BIG EAST was a combined 4-2 in bowl games in the2010-11 season. Itwas thefifthconsecutiveseason in which the BIG EAST had a winning record in the postseason.

All InThe BIG EAST is the only Division I conference that has seen each of its members play in at least one bowl game in the past two seasons. The BIG EAST is also the only league in which each team has at least one bowl win in the last four years.

Depth PerceptionThe BIG EAST was the only conference that saw each of its members win at least four games in 2010.

When It CountsThe BIG EAST has the second-best postseason record of any Bowl Subdivision conference during the Bowl Championship Series era. Bowl Records (1998-2010) Conference W L Pct. Mountain West 29 17 .630 BIG EAST 40 25 .615 SEC 61 44 .581 Pac-10 35 36 .493 Big 12 48 50 .490 ACC 43 47 .478 Big Ten 41 48 .461 WAC 21 26 .447 Sun Belt 7 9 .438 MAC 15 22 .405 Conference USA 25 39 .391

Coming Back For MoreThe top six quarterbacks in the BIG EAST, in terms of passing yards per game, are expected to return for the 2011 season.

Player Yards/GameZachCollaros,Cincinnati 263.8Geno Smith, West Virginia 212.5TinoSunseri,Pittsburgh 197.8Ryan Nassib, Syracuse 179.5Chas Dodd, Rutgers 148.8B.J. Daniels, USF 140.4

ConsistencyWest Virginia tied Connecticut and Pittsburgh for theBIGEASTregular-seasontitle,markingtheninthconsecutiveyearthattheMountaineershavefinishedeitherfirstorsecondintheBIGEASTstandings.

More ConsistencyWest Virginia’s 9-3 record in 2010 marked the Moun-taineers’ sixth straight season with at least nine wins. Only Boise State, Ohio State and Virginia Tech have also registeredsixconsecutivenine-winseasons.

Pencil Them InUSF has played in a bowl game in each of the last six seasons — or every year it has been a member of the BIGEAST.TheBullshavewonthreeconsecutivebowlgamesafterdefeatingClemson in theMeinekeCarCare Bowl last season.

Zach Collaros of Cincinnati led the BIG EAST in passing yards and was unanimously chosen to the All-BIG EAST First Team in 2010.


BIG EAST NOTEBOOKBIG EAST FOOTBALL

Familiar FacesCincinnati returns all 11 starters on defense from lastyear’s team. Rutgers returns 10 of its 11 offensive startersfrom last year.

New FacesThree BIG EAST schools announced head coaching changes following the 2010 season. Todd Graham, the former Tulsa head coach, was hired to replace DaveWannstedt at Pitts-burgh. Paul Pasqualoniwas namedhead coach at Connecti-cut, replacing Randy Edsall. Pasqualoni, who went 62-33 in BIG EAST games at Syracuse from 1991-2004, has more BIG EAST wins than any other coach. West Virginia tabbed Dana Holgorsen, most recently the offensive coordinatorat Oklahoma State, to replace Bill Stewart.

Defense Was In The CardsLouisville finished the 2010 season ranked 14th nationallyin total defense, ninth in pass defense and 18th in scoring defense. The Cardinals return seven starters from that unit in 2011.

Carrying OverConnecticut will take a five-game BIG EAST winning streakinto the 2011 season. The Huskies, who were 3-4 in their first seven games in 2010, closed the regular season withfive straight victories to claim their first Bowl ChampionshipSeries appearance.

Pressure PointsWest Virginia ranked second nationally in rushing defenseand third in total defense and scoring defense last season. The Mountaineers averaged 3.46 sacks per game, trailing only Boise State nationally. Five starters from that unitreturn in 2011.

Mark This GamePittsburgh earned a share of its second BIG EAST title with a win against Cincinnatiin the regular-season finale. It was the second straight year inwhich the Pittsburgh-Cincinnati winner claimed at least a share of the BIG EAST title.

Orange Bounce BackSyracuse registered its first winning season since 2001 after going 8-5 in 2010. TheOrange played in their first bowl game since 2004, defeating Kansas State 36-34 inthe first New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium.

To The Victor Go The SpoilsSix of the eight current BIG EAST teams have won at least a share of the BIG EAST title in the last seven years.

Year BIG EAST Champion 2004 Pittsburgh, Syracuse, West Virginia, Boston College

2005 West Virginia2006 Louisville

2007 West Virginia, Connecticut 2008 Cincinnati 2009 Cincinnati 2010 Connecticut, Pittsburgh, West Virginia

BIG EAST WELCOMES TCU IN 2012The 2011 season will be the last one for the BIG EAST under its current eight-team configuration.TexasChristianUniversity,whichwonthe2011RoseBowlGame,willjoin the conference beginning with the 2012 season.

TCU At A GlanceLocation: ......................................Fort Worth, TexasStadium: ..............Amon G. Carter Stadium (32,000)Head Coach: ........Gary Patterson (Kansas State ’83) Career Record: ............................98-28 (10 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 5/6Media Relations Contact: .....................Mark Cohen E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (817) 257-5394Website: ...............................................GoFrogs.com2010 Record: ...................12-0 (8-0 Mountain West)2010 Postseason: ..... Rose Bowl (def. Wisconsin, 21-19)

2011 TCU SCHEDULEDate OpponentFri., Sept. 2 at Baylor (8 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Sept. 10 at AIR FORCE (3:30 p.m., Versus)Sat., Sept. 17 Louisiana-Monroe (2 p.m., The Mtn)Sat. Sept. 24 Portland State (7 p.m.)Fri., Sept. 30 SMU (8 p.m., CBS SN)Sat., Oct. 8 at SAN DIEGO STATE (10:30 p.m., CBS SN)Sat., Oct. 22 NEW MEXICO (2 p.m., The Mtn)Fri., Oct. 28 vs. Brigham Young 1 (8 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Nov. 5 at WYOMING (2 p.m., The Mtn)Sat., Nov. 12 at BOISE STATE (3:30 p.m., Versus)Sat., Nov. 19 COLORADO STATE (3:30 p.m., CBS SN)Sat., Dec. 3 UNLV (2:30 p.m., Versus)1 atArlington,Texas•MountainWestgamesinCAPS•AlltimesEastern

BIG EAST PLAYERS HIGHLY REGARDEDIN PRESEASON PUBLICATIONSBIG EAST players once again find themselves regarded among the nation’s best heading into the 2011 season. Six BIG EAST players were named to the preseason all-America lists from at least one of the four major preseason publications – Athlon Sports College Football, Lindy’s National College Football, Sporting News College Football 2011 and Phil Steele’s College Football Preview.

Athlon Sports Preseason All-AmericaSecond TeamKendall Reyes, Connecticut, DTNick Williams, Connecticut, KRThird TeamMike Ryan, Connecticut, OT

Lindy’s Sports Preseason All-AmericaSecond TeamBruce Irvin, West Virginia, DLKeith Tandy, West Virginia, DB

Phil Steele’s College Football Preview Preseason All-AmericaThird TeamChris Jacobson, Pittsburgh, OGFourth TeamBrandon Lindsey, Pittsburgh, DL

Sporting News Preseason All-AmericaSecond TeamNick Williams, Connecticut, KRBruce Irvin, West Virginia, DE

Third TeamBrandon Lindsey, Pittsburgh, DE

Todd Graham

Dana Holgorsen

Paul Pasqualoni


OFFICIATING PERFORMANCEBIG EAST FOOTBALL

The BIG EAST Officiating Performance Standards are a foundation upon which evaluations for offi-cials, including instant replay, are based. As part of this comprehensive program, the overall evalu-ation system has three main functions — in order of importance — training, preparation and perfor-mance review.

In addition to an expectation of a high level of accu-racy, there are two general areas in which all officials must perform. They must function effectively within a crew and they must function effectively as an individual. Expectations in both areas are clearly defined in these standards by identifying the core performance criteria within each category.

CREW STANDARDSON-FIELD CREW OFFICIATING1. Game Flow and Control• Crew members work together to ensure their

game performance does not interrupt game flow• Crew members work together to help control

game 2. Teamwork• Crewmembersshareresponsibilityforgameoffi-

ciating• When appropriate, the crew works together in

conferences involving rule application and/or enforcement

OFF-FIELD CREW WORk1. Game Readiness• Crew prepares to correctly officiate the distin-

guishing characteristics of each game • Crewpreparestoworkasateamtomanageany

game situation

2. Performance Assessment• Crew conducts useful development-focused dis-

cussions about game performance

3. Game Production• Crew establishes confidence and uses preventa-

tive officiating to facilitate game flow• Crew ensures that game timing and TV require-

ments are met • Crew sets expectations with stadium staff to

ensure efficient operations• Crewensuresequipmentisfunctioningproperly• Crewperformsalladministrativetasksaccurately

and in a timely manner

Specific areas of responsibility for the Referee as the crew chief that are expected in the area of Off-Field Crew Work.4. Team Building• Fosters an environment of camaraderie and a

shared vision• ServesasatrustedliaisonbetweentheCrewand

the League supervisory staff

5. Meeting and Discussion Facilitation• Ensures effective facilitation of pre-game meet-

ings• Ensureseffectivefacilitationofpost-gamediscus-

sions

ACCURACY AND CONSISTENCY1. Officiating Accuracy• Makesaccuratecallsandno-calls• Correctlyenforcespenalties

2. Officiating Consistency• Makes consistent calls and no-calls from game-

to-game, team-to-team, play-to-play and player-to-player

FIELD PRESENCE1. Decisiveness• Makes straightforward or easy-to-make calls or

replay decisions quickly, firmly and unmistakably• Takesnecessarytimebeforemakingadifficultcall

or a call on an obstructed play

2. Professionalism • Respectscoaches,players,media,stadiumperson-

nel, crew, etc. • Interacts with coaches, players, media, stadium

personnel, etc., in a confident, appropriate, and deliberate manner

• Makesprecisesignalswhencommunicating• Useswhistlesandflagseffectively

3. Game Oversight • Displaysanawarenessofgamestatusandchang-

es, whether or not primary responsibility• Performs preventative officiating to facilitate

game flow

There are two additional components to Field Presence for Referees.4. Game and Replay Facilitation• Providessteady,efficientpaceduringgame• Correctlyadministersreplaychallenge

5. Call Announcements• Effectivelycommunicatescallannouncements

FITNESS AND APPEARANCE1. Fitness• PassesannualphysicalexaminationbasedonBIG

EAST requirements • Maintains necessary physical fitness to per-

form officiating duties and be in proper position throughout game

• Submits required physical evaluation forms frompersonal physician indicating he can safely meet the physical demands of officiating

• Notifies Conference office of any illness, injuryor other factor that may prevent full execution of duties

2. Appearance• Maintainsanathleticappearance• Wearsaclean,neat,andproperlyfitteduniform• Presents himself in appropriate attirewhen rep-

resenting Conference at various functions, during travel to and from events, and during pre and post game responsibilities

RuLES AND MEChANICS kNOWLEDGE1. knowledge of the Rules and Philosophy• Thoroughly understands and can correctly apply

NCAA rules relevant to position• Understandsandcancompetentlyapplycomplete

NCAA rules and BIG EAST philosophy• Scoresatleast80%ontheannualProctoredRules

or Replay Exam

2. knowledge of Officiating Mechanics and Procedures• Performspre-snappositionmechanicsconfidently,

precisely and consistently• Follows play mechanics (after the snap) deliber-

ately, fluidly and consistently• CanexecutecorrectmechanicswhenCrewisshort

members

PERSONAL QUALITIES1. Leadership• Refereeswork tirelessly to get the absolutebest

performance from each individual and his crew as a whole

• Veteran officials work closely with the refereeto assist him both on and off the field in the development of the crew and less experienced crewmates.

• Meets or exceeds most performance standardsand works to improve performance in areas where standards are not being met

• Works tomakeCrewmembersbetterbysharingexperience and wisdom

2. Strives for Improvement• Demonstrates objectivity when assessing or dis-

cussing own performance and areas for improve-ment

• Workstoimproveperformanceandcompetence• ComespreparedfortheBIGEASTofficiatingclinic

as well as all position and crew meetings/conver-sations

• Demonstratesprofessionalgrowththroughouttheseason and from season to season

3. Character• Maintains BIG EAST image and integrity guide-

lines

INDIVIDUAL STANDARDS


INSTANT REPLAYBIG EAST FOOTBALL

THE OBJECTIVEThe Big East’s instant replay system is a process whereby video review is used to confirm, reverse or let stand certain on-field decisions made by game officials, and is designed to allow for specific types of officiating calls to be immediately reviewed and corrected during all Conference and non-conference home games.

THE STANDARDThe instant replay process operates under the fun-damental assumption that the ruling on the field is correct. The replay official may reverse a ruling if, and only if, the video evidence convinces him beyond all doubt that the ruling was incorrect. Without such indisputable video evidence, the replay official must allow the ruling to stand. The replay system will not guarantee that all officiating mistakes are corrected.

THE SOURCEDuring televised games, all reviewable video will come directly from the television network broadcast-ing the game (ABC Sports, ESPN, ESPN2, ERT, etc.). In non-televised games, all reviewable video will come directly from four in-house video cameras. The review process will never use both television and in-house cameras in any one game.

The BIG EAST has upgraded its replay system to include high-definition monitors.

THE PROCESSThe BIG EAST Conference instant replay system is not the NFL model. A review can be triggered by the replay official in the press box, or the head coach on the field. The replay officials will have available to them the video coming directly from the televi-sion network broadcasting the game or from four in-house video cameras. The DVSport Digital Replay software will be used for all reviews. Unlike the NFL, there is no limit to the number of plays that can be reviewed by the replay official. Coaches are limited to one challenge per game. If a coach’s challenge is successful, he may use another challenge during the game. After a review has been completed, if the on-field ruling is reversed, that team’s timeout will not be charged.

Beginning in 2011, each coaching staff will have access to the live game feed in its respective coach-ing booth in order to provide information to the head coach as to whether a play should be challenged.

2010 BIG EAST CONFERENCEINSTANT REPLAY TOTALSGames Using Replay: 61Game Interruptions for Replay: 117Coaches’ Challenges: 13Coaches’ Challenges Reversed: 0Replays per Game: 1.92Calls Overturned: 29Average Time of Review: 1:16

THE PLAYSThe following plays are subject to review under Big East instant replay:

SCORING PLAYSARTICLE 1. Reviewable plays involving a potential score include:a. Live ball breaking the plane of a goal line while in

a ball carrier’s possession.b. Live ball ruled dead in possession of a runner when

in the immediate continuing action the ball breaks the plane of the opponent’s goal line.

c. Field goal attempts if and only if the ball is ruled (a) below or above the crossbar or (b) inside or outside the uprights when it is lower than the top of the uprights. If the ball is higher than the top of the uprights as it crosses the end line, the play may not be reviewed.

PASSESARTICLE 2. Reviewable plays involving passes include:a. Pass ruled complete, incomplete or intercepted

anywhere in the field or play or an end zone.b. Forward pass touched by a player or an official.c. Forward pass or forward handing when a ball car-

rier is or has been beyond the neutral zone.d. A forward pass or forward handing after a change

of team possessione. Pass ruled forward or backward when thrown

from behind the neutral zone. 1. If the pass is ruled forward and is incomplete,

the play is reviewable only if there is clear recov-ery of a loose ball in the immediate continuing action after the loose ball. If the replay official does not have indisputable video evidence as to which team recovers, the ruling of incomplete pass stands.

2. If the replay official reverses an incomplete forward pass ruling and the ball is recovered, it belongs to the recovering team at the spot of the recovery and any advance is nullified.

DEAD BALL AND LOOSE BALLARTICLE 3. Reviewable plays involving potential dead balls and loose balls include:a. Loose ball by a potential passer ruled a fumble.b. Loose ball by a passer ruled incomplete forward

pass when there is clear recovery in the immediate continuing action after the loose ball.

1. If the replay official does not have indisputable video evidence as to which team recovers, the ruling of incomplete pass stands.

2. If the replay official rules fumble, the ball belongs to the recovering team at the spot of the recovery and any advance is nullified.

c. Live ball not ruled dead in possession of a ball carrier.

d. Loose ball ruled dead or live ball ruled dead in pos-session of a ball carrier when the clear recovery of a loose ball occurs in the immediate continuing action.

1. If the ball is ruled dead and the replay official does not have indisputable video evidence as to which team recovers, the dead-ball ruling stands.

2. If the replay official rules that the ball was not dead, it belongs to the recovering team at the spot of the recovery and any advance is nulli-fied.

e. Ball carrier’s forward progress with respect to a first down.

f. Catch or recovery of a fumble by a Team A player other than the fumbler before any change of pos-session during fourth down or a try.

g. Ball carrier in or out of bounds. If a ball carrier is ruled out of bounds, the play is not reviewable, except as in Rules 12-3-1-a and 12-3-3-d.

h. Catch or recovery of a loose ball by a player poten-tially touching a sideline or end line.

i. A loose ball touching on or beyond a sideline, goal line, or end line, touching a pylon, or breaking the plane of a goal line.

kICkSARTICLE 4. Reviewable plays involving kicks include:a. Touching of a kick.b. Player beyond the neutral zone when kicking the

ball.c. Kicking team player advancing a ball after a poten-

tial muffed kick/fumble by the receiving team.d. Scrimmage kick crossing the neutral zone.

MISCELLANEOUSARTICLE 5.a. The number of players on the field by either team

during a live ball.b. Clock adjustment when a ruling is reviewed.c. Clock adjustment at the end of either half. If, at

the end of the half, the game clock expires, either during a down in which it should be stopped by rule when the ball becomes dead or following the down upon a request for an available team timeout, the replay official may restore time only under these conditions:

1. The replay official has indisputable video evi-dence that time should have remained on the game clock when the ball became dead or when the team timeout was granted;

2. The team in possession when the ball became dead would next put the ball in play from scrim-mage;

3. In the fourth quarter only, either the score is tied or the team that will next snap the ball is behind by eight points or fewer; and

4. The replay official’s video evidence includes the timeout signal by an official in the case where the game clock should have stopped for a requested team timeout.

d. Correcting the number of a down. 1. This includes the result of a penalty enforce-

ment that includes an automatic first down or loss of down.

2. The correction may be made at any time within that series of downs or before the ball is legally put in play following that series.

e. Any person who is not a player interfering with live-ball action occurring in the field of play (Rule 9-2-3).

LIMITATIONS ON REVIEWABLE PLAYSARTICLE 6. No other plays or officiating decisions are reviewable. However, the replay official may cor-rect egregious errors, including those involving the game clock, whether or not a play is reviewable. This excludes fouls that are not specifically reviewable (Reviewable fouls: Rules 12-3-2-c and d and 12-3-4-b and 12-3-5-a).

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College football fans can enjoy another exciting season of BIG EAST football on television in 2011. The BIG EAST has an exclusive agreement with ESPN Inc. that continues to give the conference extensive television exposure. In addition to contracted games on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPN Regional Television, BIG EAST teams will appear on NBC, the CBS Sports Network and FX in selected road nonconference games.

The 2011 season is the fourth year of a six-year arrangement with ESPN that gives the BIG EAST significant exposure on ABC television and the ESPN family of networks. ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU or ABC will carry a minimum of 24 BIG EAST home games each season, marking the highest guaranteed total on ESPN and ABC in league history.

The BIG EAST Network Game of the Week, produced by ESPN Regional Television, remains one of the largest regional college football networks in the nation. The BIG EAST Network Game of the Week is available to more than 44 million homes across the United States (nearly 40 percent of the national television households). The BIG EAST Network Game of the Week has television affiliates avail-able in more than 30 different states. In addition, nearly all games broadcast by ERT are offered as part of the ESPN GamePlan subscrip-tion service and ESPN3.com. ESPN Regional Television is the largest syndicator of college sports programming in the United States.

As part of the BIG EAST Network’s syndication package, Sportsnet New York (SNY) carries more than 1,000 hours of BIG EAST pro-gramming a year, with more than 20 football games, including the Saturday afternoon Game of the Week. SNY also will air weekly BIG EAST coaches’ shows and will include live pregame and postgame coverage of select BIG EAST games. SNY reaches more than 13 mil-lion homes and is available nationally on DirecTV.

ESPN3.com is ESPN’s live sports broadband network, giving fans an online destination that delivers more than 4,000 live events annu-ally, including more than 1,500 college sports events. It is available at no cost to 65 million homes with a high-speed Internet connection from an affiliated provider.

Currently, ESPN and ESPN2 both reach 100 million households across the nation. ESPNU’s reach has expanded to 72 million house-holds.

THE NATIONAL SCENEThe BIG EAST will have an extensive schedule of games on national televi-sion. The following telecasts were known at press time. Other games will be added via the 12-day and 6-day advance selection process.

ESPNSun., Sept. 4 Marshall at West Virginia 3:30 p.m.Fri., Sept. 9 Florida International at Louisville 7 p.m.Fri., Sept. 16 Iowa State at Connecticut * 8 p.m.Sat., Sept. 17 Pittsburgh at Iowa * Noon West Virginia at Maryland + NoonThu., Sept. 22 North Carolina State at Cinicnnati 8 p.m.Thu., Sept. 29 USF at PITTSBURGH 8 p.m.Fri., Oct. 21 RUTGERS at LOUISVILLE * 8 p.m. WEST VIRGINIA at SYRACUSE * 8 p.m.Wed., Oct. 26 CONNECTICUT at PITTSBURGH 8 p.m.Thu., Dec. 1 WEST VIRGINIA at USF 8 p.m.

ESPN2Sat., Sept. 10 Cincinnati at Tennessee 3:30 p.m.Fri., Sept. 16 Iowa State at Connecticut * 8 p.m.Sat., Sept. 17 Pittsburgh at Iowa * Noon West Virginia at Maryland + Noon Fri., Oct. 21 RUTGERS at LOUISVILLE * 8 p.m. WEST VIRGINIA at SYRACUSE * 8 p.m.Fri., Nov. 11 USF at SYRACUSE 8 p.m.

ABC, ESPN or ESPN2Sat., Sept. 24 Notre Dame at Pittsburgh TBD LSU at West Virginia TBDFri., Nov. 25 LOUISVILLE at USF TBD PITTSBURGH at WEST VIRGINIA TBDSat., Dec. 3 CONNECTICUT at CINCINNATI TBD SYRACUSE at PITTSBURGH TBD

ESPNUThu., Sept. 1 Murray State at Louisville 6 p.m.Sat., Sept. 17 West Virginia at Maryland + Noon

ESPN3.comThu., Sept. 1 Wake Forest at Syracuse 3:30 p.m.Sat., Oct. 1 Cincinnati at Miami (Ohio) 1 p.m.

NBCSat., Sept. 3 USF at Notre Dame 3:30 p.m.

FXSat., Sept. 17 Syracuse at Southern California 8 p.m.

CBS SNSat., Nov. 12 Rutgers at Army (at Yankee Stadium) 3:30 p.m.

* Game will air either on ABC, ESPN or ESPN2+ Game will air either on ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNu

All times Eastern and subject to change.

Other games to be determined via 12-day and 6-day advance selection process.

Visit BigEast.org during the 2011 season to obtain the latest TV schedules and selections BIG EAST Games in CAPS.

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BIG EAST Network Game of the WeekNumerous BIG EAST contests will be broadcast by ESPN Regional Television as part of its BIG EAST Network Game of the Week package. The following dates and games were scheduled at press time. Many picks will be made later in the season as 12-day selections (schedule subject to change; BIG EAST games in CAPS).

Sat., Sept. 24 Toledo at SyracuseSat., Oct. 1 RUTGERS at SYRACUSESat., Oct. 8 CONNECTICUT at WEST VIRGINIASat., Oct. 15 LOUISVILLE at CINCINNATI or

USF at CONNECTICUTSat., Oct. 22 CINCINNATI at USFSat., Oct. 29 SYRACUSE at LOUISVILLE or

WEST VIRGINIA at RUTGERSSat., Nov. 5 TBDSat., Nov. 12 WEST VIRGINIA at CINCINNATI or

PITTSBURGH at LOUISVILLESat., Nov. 19 CINCINNATI at RUTGERS or

LOUISVILLE at CONNECTICUTSat., Nov. 26 CINCINNATI at SYRACUSE or

RUTGERS at CONNECTICUT

BIG EAST Network Local TelecastsIn addition to its extensive national television coverage, the BIG EAST also maintains a strong presence in local markets with a number of games slated for broadcast as of press time. Many picks will be made later in the season (schedule subject to change).Date Time Game Local AffiliatesSat., Sept. 3 7 p.m. Austin Peay at Cincinnati FSN Ohio

Sat., Sept. 10 12:30 p.m. Rutgers at North Carolina SNY (via ACC Network)

Sat., Sept. 24 6 p.m. Connecticut at Buffalo SNY

Sat., Oct. 1 3:30 p.m. Marshall at Louisville WHAS (Louisville)Sat., Oct. 8 8 p.m. Syracuse at Tulane Cox Louisiana

BIG EAST/IMG Sports National Radio Game of the WeekThe BIG EAST Conference, in conjunction with IMG Sports, once again will broadcast a national radio game of the week package. John Rooke and Peter Brock return to the broadcast booth to call the action.

Fri., Sept. 16 Iowa State at Connecticut 8 p.m.Thu., Sept. 29 USF at PITTSBURGH 8 p.m.Fri., Oct. 21 WEST VIRGINIA at SYRACUSE 8 p.m.Wed., Oct. 26 CONNECTICUT at PITTSBURGH 8 p.m.Fri., Nov. 11 USF at SYRACUSE 8 p.m.Fri., Nov. 25 PITTSBURGH at WEST VIRGINIA TBDThu., Dec. 1 WEST VIRGINIA at USF 8 p.m.

BIG EAST Network Station LineupVisit BigEast.org for the latest station lineup for the ESPN Regional/BIG EAST Game of the Week. The syndication network clearance report is listed by DMA Market. Additional channels will be added throughout the season (stations may not carry all games every week – check local listings or the BIG EAST website for schedule).

Rank Market Station(s) 1 New York (N.Y.) SNY 3 Chicago (Ill.) WCIU-DT4 4 Philadelphia (Pa.) WPVI, WPVI-DT2 8 Atlanta (Ga.) CSS 9 Washington (D.C.) MASN 14 Tampa (Fla.) WFTS, Bright House 17 Denver (Colo.) Altitude 18 Cleveland (Ohio) WEWS 19 Orlando (Fla.) Bright House 24 Pittsburgh (Pa.) WTAE, WTAE-DT2 26 Baltimore (Md.) MASN 30 Hartford (Conn.) SNY 33 Cincinnati (Ohio) WKRC, EKRC 34 Columbus (Ohio) WWHO 35 Milwaukee (Wis.) Time Warner 37 San Antonio (Texas) KCWX 39 Harrisburg (Pa.) WLYH 49 Jacksonville (Fla.) WAWS-DT2 50 Louisville (Ky.) WHAS, WHAS-DT2 51 Buffalo (N.Y.) Time Warner 52 New Orleans (La.) Cox 53 Providence (R.I.) Cox 54 Wilkes Barre (Pa.) WQMY 58 Albany (N.Y.) Time Warner 59 Knoxville (Tenn.) WBXX 62 Dayton (Ohio) WBDT 63 Lexington (Ky.) WTVQ, WTVQ-DT 64 Charleston (W.Va.) WCHS 70 Toledo (Ohio) WTVG-DT2 71 Green Bay (Wis.) Time Warner 79 Huntsville (Ala.) WHNT 81 Rochester (N.Y.) Time Warner 82 Syracuse (N.Y.) Time Warner 85 Madison (Wis.) WMSN 93 South Bend (Ind.) WCWW 102 Johnstown (Pa.) WHVL 111 Youngstown (Ohio) WYTV-DT 115 Lansing (Mich.) WHTV 128 La Crosse (Wis.) KQEG 134 Rockford (Ill.) WTVO, WTVO-DT 155 Bluefield (W.Va.) WOAY 158 Binghamton (N.Y.) Time Warner 159 Wheeling (W.Va.) WTOV, WTOV-DT2 168 Clarksburg (W.Va.) WVFX 171 Utica (N.Y.) Time Warner 174 Elmira (N.Y.) Time Warner 176 Watertown (N.Y.) Time Warner 193 Parkersburg (W.Va.) WTAP


NONCONFERENCE OPPONENTSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

AkRONConference: ........................................Mid-AmericanStadium: ....................... InfoCision Stadium (30,000) Head Coach: ............................................Rob Ianello Career Record: ...............................0-0 (first year)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 6/8Media Relations Contact: ...................... Gregg Bach E-Mail: .................................. [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (330) 972-6292Website: .................................................GoZips.com2010 Overall Record: .........................................1-112010 Conference Record: .......... 1-7 (7th MAC East)

ARMYConference: .......................................... IndependentStadium: ............................ Michie Stadium (40,000)Head Coach: ......................................... Rich Ellerson Career Record: ............................72-54 (11 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 6/5Media Relations Contact: ..................... Bob Beretta E-Mail: ....................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (845) 938-3303Website: .................................... GoArmySports.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................5-72010 Conference Record: .................................. N/A

AUSTIN PEAYConference: ............................................ Ohio ValleyStadium: ...................... Governors Stadium (10,000) Head Coach: ....................................Rick Christophel Career Record: .........................15-29 (four years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 9/3Media Relations Contact: ......................Brad Kirtley E-Mail: ........................................ [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (931) 221-7561Website: .................................. APSUGovernors.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................2-92010 Conference Record: ...........................1-7 (8th)

BALL STATEConference: ........................................Mid-AmericanStadium: .................... Scheumann Stadium (22,500)Head Coach: .......................................... Pete Lembo Career Record: ............................79-36 (10 years)Starters Returning: ........................................... 10/7Media Relations Contact: ................. Joe Hernandez E-Mail: ................................... [email protected] Phone:............................................ 765-730-4614Website: ................................... BallStateSports.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................4-82010 Conference Record: .........3-5 (4th MAC West)

BOWLING GREENConference: ........................................Mid-AmericanStadium: .............................. Perry Stadium (24,000)Head Coach: ....................................... Dave Clawson Career Record: ............................67-65 (11 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 6/6Media Relations Contact: ..................... Dave Meyer E-Mail: ................................... [email protected] Phone:............................................ 419-372-7077Website: .......................................BGSUFalcons.com2010 Overall Record: .........................................2-102010 Conference Record: .......... 1-7 (6th MAC East)

BUFFALOConference: ........................................Mid-AmericanStadium: .................................. UB Stadium (28,192)Head Coach: ............................................. Jeff Quinn Career Record: ............................. 2-10 (one year)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 9/3Media Relations Contact: ......................... Jon Fuller E-Mail: ................................ [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (716) 645-6762Website: .........................................BuffaloBulls.com2010 Overall Record: .........................................2-102010 Conference Record: .......... 1-7 (5th MAC East)

FLORIDA A&MConference: ........................................... Mid-EasternStadium: ............. Bragg Memorial Stadium (25,500)Head Coach: ............................................. Joe Taylor Career Record: .......................... 222-87-4 (28 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/7Media Relations Contact: ............... Ronnie Johnson E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (850) 599-3200Website: .............................FAMURattlerSports.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................8-32010 Conference Record: ............... 7-1 (3rd MEAC)

FLORIDA INTERNATIONALConference: ................................................. Sun BeltStadium: ..................................FIU Stadium (18,000)Head Coach: .....................................Mario Cristobal Career Record: .........................20-30 (four years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 8/7Media Relations Contact: .................... Paul Dodson E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (305) 348-3164Website: ............................................ FIUSports.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................7-62010 Conference Record: .......................... 6-2 (2nd)

FORDHAMConference: ....................................... Patriot LeagueStadium: .............................Jack Coffey Field (7,000)Head Coach: ......................................... Tom Masella Career Record: ........................ 43-56 (nine years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/7Media Relations Contact: .........................Joe DiBari E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (718) 817-4240Website: ................................... FordhamSports.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................5-62010 Conference Record: .................................. N/A

IOWAConference: ...................................................Big TenStadium: ............................Kinnick Stadium (70,585)Head Coach: .......................................... Kirk Ferentz Career Record: ..........................101-81 (15 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 5/5Media Relations Contact: ....................... Phil Haddy E-Mail: .......................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (319) 335-9411Website: ...................................HawkeyeSports.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................8-52010 Conference Record: ........................4-4 (T-4th)

IOWA STATEConference: .....................................................Big 12Stadium: ........................Jack Trice Stadium (55,000)Head Coach: ..........................................Paul Rhoads Career Record: ......................... 12-13 (two years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 5/7Media Relations Contact: ................ Tom Kroeschell E-Mail: .............................. [email protected] Phone:............................................ 515-294-3372Website: ..............................................Cylcones.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................5-72010 Conference Record: ..... 3-5 (4th Big 12 North)

kENTuCkYConference: ......................................... SoutheasternStadium: ............. Commonwealth Stadium (67,942)Head Coach: .........................................Joker Phillips Career Record: ............................... 6-7 (one year)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 6/9Media Relations Contact: .......................Tony Neely E-Mail: ....................................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (859) 257-3838Website: ......................................... UKAthletics.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................6-72010 Conference Record: ............ 2-6 (5th SEC East)



LOUISIANA STATEConference: ......................................... SoutheasternStadium: ............................... Tiger Stadium (92,400)Head Coach: ...............................................Les Miles Career Record: ............................89-38 (10 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 8/7Media Relations Contact: ............Michael Bonnette E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (225) 578-8226Website: ............................................. LSUSports.net2010 Overall Record: .........................................10-22010 Conference Record: .......... 6-2 (3rd SEC West)

MAINEConference: .................................... Colonial AthleticStadium: ............................ Alfond Stadium (10,000)Head Coach: ....................................... Jack Cosgrove Career Record: ..........................97-108 (18 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 9/6Media Relations Contact: ............Andrew Mahoney E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (207) 581-4158Website: ......................................GoBlackBears.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................4-72010 Conference Record: ...........................3-5 (9th)

MARSHALLConference: .....................................Conference USAStadium: ............. Joan C. Edwards Stadium (38,019)Head Coach: ......................................... Doc Holliday Career Record: ............................... 5-7 (one year)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 5/9Media Relations Contact: ................Randy Burnside E-Mail: ........................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (304) 696-4660Website: ............................................HerdZone.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................5-72010 Conference Record: ......... 4-4 (4th CUSA East)

MARYLANDConference: ........................................ Atlantic CoastStadium: ................................Byrd Stadium (51,500)Head Coach: ......................................... Randy Edsall Career Record: ............................74-70 (12 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/7Media Relations Contact: .................. Shawn Nestor E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (301) 314-7065Website: ............................................. UMTerps.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................9-42010 Conference Record: .. 5-3 (T-2nd ACC Atlantic)

MIAMI (FLA.)Conference: ........................................ Atlantic CoastStadium: .......................... Sun Life Stadium (74,916)Head Coach: ..............................................Al Golden Career Record: ..........................27-34 (five years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 6/9Media Relations Contact: ................ LaTonya Sadler E-Mail: .................................. [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (786) 447-9157Website: ..................................HurricaneSports.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................7-62010 Conference Record: ......5-3 (2nd ACC Coastal)

MIAMI (OhIO)Conference: ........................................Mid-AmericanStadium: ..................Fred C. Yager Stadium (24,286)Head Coach: ...................................... Don Treadwell Career Record: ...............................0-0 (first year)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 8/9Media Relations Contact: ...................Mike Pearson E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (513) 529-4329Website: ..................................... MURedHawks.com2010 Overall Record: .........................................10-42010 Conference Record: ...........7-1 (1st MAC East)

MURRAY STATEConference: ............................................ Ohio ValleyStadium: ................... Roy Stewart Stadium (16,800)Head Coach: ........................................Chris Hatcher Career Record: ..........................100-32 (11 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/7Media Relations Contact: ....................... John Brush E-Mail: .................. [email protected] Phone:............................................ 270-809-7044Website: .............................................GoRacers.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................6-52010 Conference Record: ...................5-4 (4th OVC)

NAVYConference: .......................................... IndependentStadium: .......Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (34,000)Head Coach: ...................................Ken Niumatalolo Career Record: ...........................27-14 (three years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 8/3Media Relations Contact: ............. Scot Strasemeier E-Mail: ................................. [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (410) 293-8775Website: ..........................................NavySports.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................9-42010 Conference Record: .................................. N/A

NORFOLk STATEConference: ..............................Mid-Eastern AthleticStadium: .......William “Dick” Price Stadium (30,000)Head Coach: ...........................................Pete Adrian Career Record: ........................ 70-70-1 (13 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 5/8Media Relations Contact: ................. Matt Michalec E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (757) 823-2628Website: .......................................NSUSpartans.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................6-52010 Conference Record: ...........................4-4 (5th)

NORTH CAROLINAConference: ........................................ Atlantic CoastStadium: ............ Kenan Memorial Stadium (60,000)Head Coach: ...........................................Butch Davis Career Record: ............................79-43 (10 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 6/6Media Relations Contact: ........................Kevin Best E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (919) 962-8916Website: ........................................ TarHeelBlue.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................8-52010 Conference Record: ...... 4-4 (3rd ACC Coastal)

NORTH CAROLINA CENTRALConference: ................................... FCS IndependentStadium: ............... O’Kelly-Riddick Stadium (10,000)Head Coach: .................................... Henry Frazier III Career Record: ............................69-54 (12 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/7Media Relations Contact: ........................Kyle Serba E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:............................................ 919-530-7054Website: ..................................NCCUEaglePride.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................3-82010 Conference Record: .................................. N/A

NORTH CAROLINA STATEConference: ........................................ Atlantic CoastStadium: .................. Carter-Finley Stadium (57,583)Head Coach: ......................................... Tom O’Brien Career Record: ..........................100-70 (14 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 6/8Media Relations Contact: ............. Annabelle Myers E-Mail: .................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (919) 515-2101Website: ................................................GoPack.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................9-42010 Conference Record: ..5-3 (T-2nd ACC Atlantic)



NOTRE DAMEConference: .......................................... IndependentStadium: ................... Notre Dame Stadium (80,795)Head Coach: .............................................Brian Kelly

Career Record: ...................... 179-62-2 (20 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 8/8Media Relations Contact: .....................Brian Hardin E-Mail: ................................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (574) 631-7516Website: .................................................... UND.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................8-52010 Conference Record: .................................. N/A

OHIOConference: ........................................Mid-AmericanStadium: .............................Peden Stadium (24,000)Head Coach: .......................................... Frank Solich Career Record: ........................... 32-31 (six years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/4Media Relations Contact: ..................Jason Corriher E-Mail: ................................... [email protected] Phone:............................................ 740-593-1298Website: ....................................... OhioBobcats.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................8-52010 Conference Record: ......... 6-2 (2nd MAC East)

RHODE ISLANDConference: .................Colonial Athletic AssociationStadium: ..............................Meade Stadium (6,555)Head Coach: ............................................ Joe Trainer Career Record: ..........................19-36 (five years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ......................... 10/6Media Relations Contact: .................. Tom Symonds E-Mail: .............................. [email protected] Phone:............................................ 401-874-2409Website: ............................................. GoRhody.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................5-62010 Conference Record: ......................... 4-4 (t5th)

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAConference: ....................................................Pac-12Stadium: ..Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (93,607)Head Coach: .............................................Lane Kiffin Career Record: ......................... 15-11 (two years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/6Media Relations Contact: ..................Tim Tessalone E-Mail: .................................... [email protected]

Phone:.......................................... (213) 725-3572Website: ......................................... USCTrojans.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................8-52010 Conference Record: ...........................5-4 (3rd)

TENNESSEEConference: ......................................... SoutheasternStadium: ........................Neyland Stadium (102,455)Head Coach: ........................................Derek Dooley Career Record: .............................23-27 (four years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/6Media Relations Contact: .................Jimmy Stanton E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:............................................ 865-974-1212Website: ............................................. UTSports.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................6-72010 Conference Record: ............ 3-5 (4th SEC East)

UTEPConference: .....................................Conference USAStadium: ...................................... Sun Bowl (51,500)Head Coach: .............................................Mike Price Career Record: ....................... 169-167 (29 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 2/9Media Relations Contact: .........................Jeff Darby E-Mail: ..................................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (915) 204-0642Website: ..................................... UTEPAthletics.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................6-72010 Conference Record: ...... 3-5 (t4th CUSA West)

TOLEDOConference: ........................................Mid-AmericanStadium: .................................... Glass Bowl (26,248)Head Coach: ........................................ Tim Beckman Career Record: ......................... 13-12 (two years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 9/9Media Relations Contact: .................... Paul HelgrenE-Mail: ........................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (419) 530-4918Website: ...........................................UTRockets.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................8-52010 Conference Record: ........7-1 (2nd MAC West)

TULANEConference: .....................................Conference USAStadium: ...................Louisiana Superdome (69,703)Head Coach: ........................................... Bob Toledo Career Record: ..........................91-103 (17 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/7Media Relations Contact: ............... Roger Dunaway E-Mail: .................................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (504) 862-8240Website: ..............................TulaneGreenWave.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................4-82010 Conference Record: ........2-6 (6th CUSA West)

UTAHConference: ....................................................Pac-12Stadium: ..................... Rice-Eccles Stadium (45,017)Head Coach: .................................Kyle Whittingham

Career Record: ........................... 58-20 (six years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/5Media Relations Contact: ............................ Liz Abel E-Mail: [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (801) 581-3511Website: .............................................UtahUtes.com2010 Overall Record: .........................................10-32010 Conference Record: 7-1 (2nd Mountain West)

VANDERBILTConference: ......................................... SoutheasternStadium: ...................... Vanderbilt Stadium (39,773)Head Coach: ...................................... James Franklin

Career Record: ............................. 2-10 (one year)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ......................... 11/8Media Relations Contact: ..................Larry Leathers E-Mail: ................. [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (615) 322-4121Website: ................................. VUCommodores.com2010 Overall Record: .........................................2-102010 Conference Record: ............ 1-7 (6th SEC East)

WAkE FORESTConference: ........................................ Atlantic CoastStadium: ............................................ BB&T (31,500)Head Coach: ............................................. Jim Grobe Career Record: ............................62-60 (10 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 7/9Media Relations Contact: ...................... Steve Shutt E-Mail: ...................................... [email protected] Phone:.......................................... (336) 758-5640Website: ..................... WakeForestSports.CSTV.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................3-92010 Conference Record: ......1-7 (6th ACC Atlantic)

WESTERN MICHIGANConference: ........................................Mid-AmericanStadium: .............................Waldo Stadium (24,000)Head Coach: ............................................... Bill Cubit Career Record: ........................ 74-51-1 (10 years)Starters Returning (Off./Def.): ........................... 6/8Media Relations Contact: ....................... Mat Kanan E-Mail: ........................... [email protected] Phone:............................................ 269-387-4125Website: ..................................... WMUBroncos.com2010 Overall Record: ...........................................6-62010 Conference Record: .........5-3 (3rd MAC West)

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATILocation: ................................................Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment: .......................................................... 41,357Founded: ................................................................. 1819Nickname: ........................................................ BearcatsColors: ......................................................Red and BlackWeb Site: ........................................... GoBEARCATS.comStadium: .......... Nippert Stadium (35,000/FieldTurf Pro)President: ......................................Dr. Gregory WilliamsDirector of Athletics: ................................Mike ThomasHead Coach: .................... Butch Jones (Ferris State ’90)

MEDIA RELATIONSAssociate Athletics Director: .................... Doug MosleyOffice Phone: .........................................(513) 556-0667Mobile: ...................................................(318) 366-8734E-mail: ........................................ [email protected] Fax: ..................................................(513) 556-0619Press Box Phone: ...................................(513) 556-1010

BEARCAT TEAM FACTS2010 Record/Finish: ...................4-8/2-5 BIG EAST (7th)All-Time Record: ............................... 551-550-51 (.500)All-Time BIG EAST Record: ..........................25-17 (.595)Bowl Appearances: .................................................... 12Bowl Record: ...................................................6-6 (.500)Last Bowl Appearance: .......... 2010 Allstate Sugar Bowl (Florida 51, Cincinnati 24)Offensive System: ................................................ SpreadDefensive System: .............................................MultipleLettermen Returning/Lost: ...................................51/14Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................17/7

Dr. Gregory WilliamsPresident

Mike Thomas Director of Athletics

Butch Jones Head Coach

Doug Mosley Athletic Communications

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STORYLINESCINCINNATI

STORYLINESCincinnati looks to return to postseason play in 2011 after missing a bowl for the first time since 2005.

Cincinnati has won two BIG EAST titles in the past three years (2008, 2009).

Cincinnati will play two home games at Paul Brown Stadium — the home of the NFL’s Cincin-nati Bengals — in 2011 (Oct. 15 vs. Louisville, Nov. 12 vs. West Virginia).

The Bearcats were -15 in turnover margin last season, ranking eighth in the BIG EAST.

OFFENSEQB Zach Collaros was unanimously chosen as the All-BIG EAST First Team quarterback last year. He threw for 2,902 yards and 26 touch-downs and led the BIG EAST in passing yards (263.8 ypg) and total offense (282.2 ypg).

RB Isaiah Pead, who was fourth in the BIG EAST in rushing last year, is the conference’s top re-turning tailback (1,029 yards, 6 TDs).

WR DJ Woods earned All-BIG EAST Second Team honors last year after finishing second in the BIG EAST in receiving yards (74.8 ypg). Woods had eight touchdown receptions in 2010.

The question mark on offense is with the offen-sive line. The Bearcats return just two starters

on the line — OT Alex Hoffman, and OG Randy Martinez. Hoffman was an All-BIG EAST Second Team pick in 2009.

Cincinnati was the only BIG EAST team to aver-age better than 400 yards per game in 2010 (417.3).

DEFENSECincinnati returns 11 starters from last year’s defense.

LB JK Schaffer was an All-BIG EAST Second Team selection in 2010. Schaffer has registered back-to-back seasons with at least 100 tackles.

DT Derek Wolfe is the featured man on the de-fensive line. Wolfe had four sacks, 6.5 tackles for loss and 48 tackles in 12 starts last year.

Cincinnati ranked in the top half of the BIG EAST in rushing defense (135.4 ypg), but looks to strengthen a secondary that was eighth in pass defense (234.0 ypg)

SPECIAL TEAMSP Pat O’Donnell ranked fourth in the BIG EAST in punting average last year (41.9 ypp).

The Bearcats will have to replace the produc-tion of kicker Jake Rogers, who finished fourth on the BIG EAST’s career list for points by a kicker (339).

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3 Austin Peay

7 p.m., BIG EAST NetworkSeries: Cincinnati leads, 4-0Notable: Governors head coach Rick Christophel was an assistant at Cincinnati in 1983.

Sat., Sept. 10 at Tennessee3:30 p.m., ESPN2

Series: Tennessee leads, 4-1Notable: First meeting since 2000. Cincinnati’s lone win against the Vols was in 1904.

Sat., Sept. 17 AkronTBD

Series: Cincinnati leads, 3-2Notable: Cincinnati won last meeting 17-15 in 2008 as Zach Collaros came off the bench in the fourth quarter for his first snaps at quarterback.

Thu., Sept. 22 North Carolina State8 p.m., ESPN

Series: North Carolina State leads, 1-0Notable: Bearcats fell 30-19 to the Wolfpack last year in the teams’ only previous meeting.

Sat., Oct. 1 at Miami (Ohio)The Victory Bell 1 p.m., ESPN3.comSeries: Miami (Ohio) leads, 59-49-7Notable: Cincinnati has won the last five meetings. Bearcats rolled to a 45-3 win last year.

Sat., Oct. 15 LOUISVILLEThe Keg of Nails • at Paul Brown Stadium TBDSeries: Cincinnati leads, 29-20-1Notable: Bearcat QB Zach Collaros threw for 275 yards and five TDs against the Cardinals in 2009.

Sat., Oct. 22 at USFNoon, BIG EAST Network

Series: Cincinnati leads, 5-3Notable: Cincinnati has won the last two meetings in Tampa after a 34-17 victory in 2009.

Sat., Nov. 5 at PITTSBURGHThe River City Rivalry TBDSeries: Pittsburgh leads, 8-2Notable: Cincinnati rallied for a 45-44 win to cap-ture the outright BIG EAST title at Pitt in 2009.

Sat., Nov. 12 WEST VIRGINIAat Paul Brown Stadium TBDSeries: West Virginia leads, 15-3-1Notable: Head coach Butch Jones was the receiv-ers coach at West Virginia from 2005-06.

Sat., Nov. 19 at RUTGERSTBD

Series: Cincinnati leads, 8-7-1Notable: Bearcats reeled off 661 yards of offense in last year’s 69-38 win.

Sat., Nov. 26 at SYRACUSETBD

Series: Cincinnati leads, 6-5Notable: Cincinnati had a five-game series winning streak snapped with last year’s 31-7 loss.

Sat., Dec. 3 CONNECTICUTTBD, ABC/ESPN/ESPN2

Series: Cincinnati leads, 5-2Notable: Cincinnati is 4-0 against the Huskies at Nippert Stadium.Running back Isaiah Pead


2011 ROSTERCINCINNATI

No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School

19 Ralph Abernathy IV RB Fr. 5-7 160 Atlanta, Ga./Westminster School

86 Blake Annen TE So. 6-5 245 Upper Arlington , Ohio/Upper Arlington

9 Dominique Battle DB Sr. 5-11 185 Boca Raton, Fla./American Heritage

39 Demitri Beal DB Fr. 5-11 185 Pembroke Park, Fla./Chaminade-Madonna

90 Camaron Beard DL Fr. 6-5 279 Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral

4 Maalik Bomar LB Jr. 6-2 219 Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods

76 Austen Bujnoch OL So. 6-5 280 Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder

21 Camerron Cheatham DB Jr. 5-9 190 Kalamazoo, Mich./Central

25 Arryn Chenault DB So. 6-0 200 Cincinnati, Ohio/Fairfield

80 Alex Chisum WR Fr. 6-3 184 Fayetteville, Ga./Sandy Creek

12 Zach Collaros QB Sr. 6-0 223 Steubenville, Ohio/Steubenville

9 Patrick Coyne QB Fr. 6-1 230 Cincinnati, Ohio/Badin

79 Andre Cureton OL So. 6-6 301 Indianapolis, Ind./Pike

42 Antwan Darling LB So. 6-0 225 Miami, Fla./Central

72 Evan Davis OL Sr. 6-4 285 Cincinnati, Ohio/Colerain

91 Adam Dempsey DL Jr. 6-2 267 Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands

96 Tom DeTemple LS Sr. 6-2 236 Cincinnati, Ohio/Moeller

11 Deven Drane DB So. 5-11 180 Plantation, Fla./Plantation

78 Parker Ehinger OL Fr. 6-7 265 Rockford, Mich./Rockford

35 Eric Ernst P Fr. 6-2 208 Cincinnati, Ohio/McNicholas

29 Adam Fearing RB Jr. 5-9 185 Dayton, Ohio/Carroll

26 A.J. Fleak K Fr. 6-2 215 Sunbury, Ohio/Big Walnut

26 Drew Frey DB Jr. 6-3 203 Wilmington, Ohio/Clinton-Massie

99 Dan Giordano DL Jr. 6-4 260 Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln-Way East

23 Reuben Haley DB Sr. 6-0 185 Cincinnati, Ohio/Mount Healthy

59 Steve Hancock DL Sr. 6-5 236 Sterling, Va./Potomac Falls

97 Chad Hannah DL Fr. 6-5 215 Tampa, Fla./Gaither

93 Brad Harrah DL Fr. 6-5 252 Marion, Ohio/Marion Pleasant

30 Alex Heineman RB Fr. 6-1 185 Mission Viejo, Calif./Capistrano Valley

81 Tomaz Hilton WR Sr. 6-3 202 Youngstown, Ohio/The Rayen

59 Alex Hoffman OL Sr. 6-7 299 Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral

77 Sean Hooey OL Jr. 6-9 300 Litchfield, Mich./Hillsdale

31 Bruce Horner WR Jr. 6-1 173 Southfield, Mich./Harrison

40 John Hughes DL Sr. 6-4 305 Gahanna, Ohio/Lincoln

41 Kevin Hyland LB Fr. 6-0 200 Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder

52 Dwight Jackson LB Fr. 6-1 205 Miami, Fla./Miami Central

5 Reuben Johnson DB Jr. 5-10 191 Lawnside, N.J./Winslow Township

16 Damon Julian WR Jr. 6-3 215 Atco, N.J./Winslow Township/Pierce College

11 Brendon Kay QB Jr. 6-4 233 Marine City, Mich./Marine City

62 Cory Keebler OL Fr. 6-7 273 Liberty Township, Ohio/Lakota East

18 Travis Kelce TE Jr. 6-6 252 Cleveland Hts., Ohio/Cleveland Hts.

13 Pat Lambert DB Jr. 6-1 198 St. Cloud, Fla./Osceola

71 Eric Lefeld OL Fr. 6-6 281 Coldwater, Ohio/Coldwater

4 Munchie Legaux QB So. 6-5 197 New Orleans, La./Edna Karr

2 Dyjuan Lewis WR Fr. 6-3 200 Indianapolis, Ind./Pike

24 John Lloyd P Fr. 6-2 226 Cincinnati, Ohio/CHCA

60 Sam Longo OL So. 6-5 280 Spring Valley, Ohio/Bellbrook/Ohio State

55 Roney Lozano DL So. 6-2 277 Miami, Fla./American

47 Colin Lozier LB Jr. 6-0 219 Cincinnati, Ohio/Colerain

8 Jordan Luallen QB So. 6-3 215 Greenwood, Ind./Center Grove/Georgia Tech

50 Innocent Macha LB Fr. 6-0 205 Cincinnati, Ohio/Roger Bacon

69 Dominic Mainello OL So. 6-3 273 Fort Mitchell, Ky./Beachwood

38 Breon Mapp DB Jr. 5-10 190 Cincinnati, Ohio/Anderson/Thomas More

53 Randy Martinez OL Sr. 6-1 290 Teaneck, N.J./Teaneck

44 Corey Mason LB Fr. 6-3 233 Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder


66 Sean McClellan OL So. 6-4 272 Cincinnati, Ohio/Moeller

6 Anthony McClung WR So. 6-0 164 Indianapolis, Ind./Pike

46 Mitch Meador LB So. 6-4 257 Greenwood, Ind./Whiteland Community

14 Tony Miliano K Fr. 6-2 200 North Bend, Ohio/Elder

83 Danny Milligan WR Jr. 5-9 174 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier

58 Brandon Mills DL Jr. 5-10 245 Cincinnati, Ohio/Colerain

70 Brandon Mitchell DL Fr. 6-2 300 Cincinnati, Ohio/Withrow

15 Chris Moore WR Fr. 6-0 166 Tampa, Fla./Thomas Jefferson

82 Max Morrison WR Fr. 6-1 165 Kenton, Ohio/Kenton

92 Silverberry Mouhon DL Fr. 6-3 220 Norcross, Ga./Norcross

17 Malcolm Murray DB Jr. 6-1 199 Glendale, Calif./Junipero Serra/Mount SAC

68 Daniel Murray OL Fr. 6-3 295 San Diego, Calif./Torrey Pines

74 Justin Murray OL Fr. 6-5 254 Cincinnati, Ohio/Sycamore

34 Pat O’Donnell P Jr. 6-5 217 Lakeworth, Fla./Palm Beach Central

28 Trenier Orr DB Fr. 5-11 175 Winter Garden, Fla./Ocoee

23 Isaiah Pead RB Sr. 5-11 198 Columbus, Ohio/Eastmoor Academy

56 Carroll Phillips DL Fr. 6-1 215 Miami, Fla./Miami Central

36 Ben Pooler LB Sr. 6-2 230 Morristown, N.J./Lawrenceville/Maryland

29 Shane Popham K Sr. 5-11 185 Crestview Hills, Ky./Cov. Catholic/Wake Forest

22 Jameel Poteat RB Fr. 5-11 200 Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt

24 Wesley Richardson DB Sr. 6-0 200 Columbus, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty

89 Demetrius Richardson TE Jr. 6-2 243 Marlton, N.J./Cherokee/USMAPS

30 Aaron Roberson DB Jr. 5-11 183 Maple Hts., Ohio/Chanel/Gannon

88 Adrien Robinson TE Sr. 6-5 268 Indianapolis, Ind./Warren Central

35 Josh Russ TE Fr. 6-5 227 Elyria, Ohio/Elyria Catholic

37 JK Schaffer LB Sr. 6-1 232 Cincinnati, Ohio/LaSalle

75 Kevin Schloemer OL Fr. 6-7 297 Liberty Township, Ohio/Lakota West

63 Dan Sprague OL So. 6-3 285 Worthington, Ohio/Kilbourne

48 Matt Staubach TE Fr. 6-5 230 Cincinnati, Ohio/McNicholas

94 Jordan Stepp DL So. 6-1 273 Indianapolis, Ind./Ben Davis

54 Walter Stewart DL Jr. 6-5 244 Ashville, Ohio/Teays Valley

87 Monte Taylor DL Sr. 6-5 260 Los Angeles, Calif./ Washington/El Camino CC

27 Akise Teague RB Fr. 5-8 178 Youngstown, Ohio/Ursuline

43 Nick Temple LB Fr. 5-11 214 Indianapolis, Ind./Warren Central

33 Solomon Tentman LB Fr. 6-2 230 Cincinnati, Ohio/Roger Bacon

1 Kenbrell Thompkins WR Jr. 6-1 196 Miami, Fla./Northwestern/El Camino CC

45 Rob Trigg DL Sr. 6-3 265 Dayton, Ohio/Chaminade-Julienne

49 Isiah Vaughn DB Jr. 6-2 220 Clementon, N.J./Township/Pierce CC

7 Shaq Washington WR Fr. 5-9 165 Maple Hts., Ohio/Maple Hts.

13 Stephen Weatherford QB Fr. 6-2 205 Odessa, Fla./Land O’Lakes

98 Chad West DL Fr. 6-6 210 Perry, Ohio/Perry

10 Darrin Williams RB Jr. 5-7 176 Detroit, Mich./Martin Luther King

20 Chris Williams DB Jr. 5-11 194 Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods

61 Kirk Willis LS Fr. 6-3 220 Granville, Ohio/Granville

32 George Winn RB Jr. 5-11 195 Southfield, Mich./U. of Detroit Jesuit

8 Adrian Witty DB So. 5-10 181 Deerfield Beach, Fla./Deerfield Beach

95 Derek Wolfe DL Sr. 6-5 300 Lisbon, Ohio/Beaver Local

84 Orion Woodard WR Sr. 6-3 216 Pompton Lakes, N.J./Pompton Lakes

3 DJ Woods WR Sr. 6-0 178 Strongsville, Ohio/Strongsville


COACHING STAFFCINCINNATI

Butch Jones, who was named the head coach at the University of Cincinnati on Dec. 16, 2009, is in his second season at the helm of the Bearcats program.

Since arriving in Cincinnati, Jones has made an immediate impact, building a staff of championship-level coaches and teachers, as well as an atmosphere of competition and family, while also over-seeing an academic program of great success. The team’s GPA has stayed con-sistently at a 2.7 or above since Jones’ arrival. In the winter 2010 quarter, 37 players achieved a GPA of 3.0 or above with 13 between a 3.5 and 4.0. Nineteen players were named to the BIG EAST All-Academic Team and John Goebel earned the 2010 American Eagle Outfitters BIG EAST Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year award.

In 2010, the Bearcats led the BIG EAST in scor-ing offense (27.1 ppg), total offense (417.3 ypg), passing offense (260.7 ypg), first downs (21.9 pg), third-down conversions (45.6 pct.), and touchdown passes (27).

Prior to leading the Bearcats, Jones spent three seasons at Central Michigan University, leading the Chippewas to a pair of Mid-American Conference Championships and three-straight bowl appearances from 2007-09.

At Central Michigan, Jones continued that pro-gram’s renaissance, going 27-13 over the past three seasons, including a 22-3 mark in league games, winning a pair of MAC Championships (2007, 2009), playing in three-straight bowl games, and earning a postseason ranking of No. 23 in 2009. He is the only coach in CMU history to lead the team to consecutive bowl games and is the first in MAC history to do it in his first three seasons as head coach.

CMU was 22-3 against MAC opponents dur-ing Jones’ tenure, including victories in the 2007 and 2009 MAC Championship Games. The Chippewas were 12-1 in MAC road games under Jones and earned two-straight wins over Big Ten teams.

CMU scored 30 or more points in 16 games during Jones’ tenure; the Chippewas posted at least 40 points seven times, including three 50-point efforts. The 2007 and 2008 campaigns are the program’s highest scoring seasons since CMU joined the MAC in 1975.

Prior to becoming the Chippewas’ head coach, Jones spent a total of 11 seasons as an assistant at the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision level. He served as the offensive coordinator at three different schools, spanning eight seasons, and worked directly with 24 all-conference selec-

tions in 15 years as a full-time position coach.In two seasons at West Virginia, Jones was

part of teams that recorded back-to-back 11-win campaigns, a pair of top-10 national rankings and victories in the 2006 Sugar Bowl and 2007 Gator Bowl.

Jones filled a variety of roles during his first stint at CMU (1998-2004), including serving as offensive coordinator from 2001-03. The Chippewas averaged just 271.5 yards per game and 12.5 points per game in 2000; in 2001, Jones’ first season directing the offense, those averages jumped to 379.5 yards per game and 22.8 points per game, respectively. He coached three different running backs who earned first or second team all-MAC honors.

A 1990 graduate of Ferris State, where he was a two-year letterman on the football team, Jones broke into the coaching ranks while still an undergraduate by serving as intern for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1987-89. He spent the 1990-92 seasons as a graduate assistant at Rutgers before taking over as the offensive coordinator at Wilkes in 1993. He directed an offense at Wilkes that led the Middle Atlantic Conference in scoring offense and total offense in 1993, a season in which it won a conference title and qualified for the NCAA Division III Championship.

Jones returned to his alma mater in 1995 as a running backs coach, only to be promoted to offensive coordinator for the 1996 season. The Bulldogs, while leading the Midwestern Intercollegiate Football Conference in total offense and scoring offense, won a second consecutive MIFC championship in 1996 and advanced to the NCAA Division II Quarterfinals.

Butch Jones At A GlanceHometown: Saugatuck, Mich.Family: Wife – Barb; Children - Alex, Adam, AndrewAlma Mater (Year): Ferris State (1990)Hired at Cincinnati: Dec. 16, 2009

Collegiate/Professional Coaching Career:1987-89 Intern, Tampa Bay Buccaneers1990-92 Graduate Assistant, Rutgers1993-94 Offensive Coordinator, Wilkes1995 Running Backs Coach, Ferris State1996-97 Offensive Coordinator, Ferris State1998 Tight Ends Coach, Central Michigan1999 Receivers Coach, Central Michigan2000 Running Backs Coach, Central Michigan2001-03 Offensive Coordinator, Central Michigan2004 Running Backs Coach, Central Michigan2005-06 Receivers Coach, West Virginia2007-09 Head Coach, Central MichiganDec. 16, 2009 Head Coach, Cincinnati

Against The BIG EAST (2-5)Connecticut 0-1Louisville 1-0Pittsburgh 0-1Rutgers 1-0USF 0-1Syracuse 0-1West Virginia 0-1

Playing Career: 1986-87 Ferris State

Office Phone: (513) 556-5986

Assistant Coaches

Kerry CoombsAssociate Head Coach/Defensive Backs

/Special Teams

Steve StriplingAssistant Head Coach/Defensive Line

Mike BajakianOffensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Tim BanksCo-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs

John JancekCo-Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers

Mark ElderTight Ends

Don MahoneyOffensive Line

T.J. WeistWide Receivers

Jahmile AddaeRunning Backs

Butch JonesHead Coach

tions in 15 years as a full-time position coach.


COACHING STAFFCINCINNATI

All-Time Cincinnati CoachesTENURE W L T PCT BIG EAST PCT

No Coach 1885-93 13 12 4 .517W. Durant Berry 1894-95 6 6 0 .500Williams Reynolds 1896 4 3 1 .562Tom Fennel 1897 9 1 1 .864Frank Cavanaugh 1898 5 1 3 .722Dan Reed 1899-00 8 6 1 .567Henry Pratt 1901 1 3 1 .300Anthony Chez 1902-03 5 10 2 .353Amos Foster 1904-05 11 4 0 .733William Foley 1906 0 7 2 .111Ralph Inott 1908 1 4 1 .250Robert Burch 1909-11 16 8 2 .654Lowell Dana 1912-13 8 7 2 .529George Little 1914-15 10 8 0 .556Ion Cortright 1916 0 8 1 .056Frank Marty 1917 0 6 0 .000Boyd Chambers 1918-21 12 15 3 .450George McLaren 1922-26 16 26 3 .389George Babcock 1927-30 12 21 3 .375Dana King 1931-34 25 10 1 .708Russ Cohen 1935-37 8 11 3 .432Wade Woodworth 1937 0 6 0 .000Joe Meyer 1938-42 27 16 3 .620Ray Nolting 1945-48 23 15 1 .603Sid Gillman 1949-54 50 13 1 .789George Blackburn 1955-60 25 27 6 .483Chuck Studley 1961-66 27 33 0 .450Homer Rice 1967-68 8 10 1 .447Ray Callahan 1969-72 20 23 0 .465Tony Mason 1973-76 26 18 0 .591Ralph Staub 1977-80 14 28 2 .341Mike Gottfried 1981-82 12 10 0 .545Watson Brown 1983 4 6 1 .409Dave Currey 1984-88 19 36 0 .345Tim Murphy 1989-93 17 37 1 .318Rick Minter 1994-03 53 63 1 .457Mark Dantonio 2004-06 * 18 17 0 .514 6-8 .429Brian Kelly 2006-09 * 34 6 0 .850 17-4 .810Jeff Quinn 2009 * 0 1 0 .000 0-0 —Butch Jones 2010 4 8 0 .333 2-5 .400Total 551 550 51 .500 25-17 .595

* Mark Dantonio resigned in the 2006 season prior to the 2006-07 International Bowl, which was coached by Brian Kelly (27-24 win against Western Michigan). Kelly resigned in 2009, prior to the 2009-10 Allstate Sugar Bowl, which was coached by Jeff Quinn (51-24 loss to Florida).

Sid Gillman

Mike Gottfried

Butch Jones Year-By-YearYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE BOWL FINAL RANK2007 Central Michigan 8-6 6-1 Motor City (lost to Purdue, 51-48)2008 Central Michigan 8-5 6-2 Motor City (lost to Florida Atlantic, 24-21)2009 * Central Michigan 11-1 8-0 GMAC (did not coach in bowl) 23/242010 Cincinnati 4-8 2-5

Central Michigan Record (three years) 27-12 20-3 0-2 .734 .782 .667

Cincinnati Record (one year) 4-8 2-5 0-0 .333 .400 —

Career Record (four years) 31-20 22-8 0-2 .608 .733 .000

*Named head coach at Cincinnati Dec. 16, 2009 and did not coach in Central Michigan’s bowl game

Brian Kelly


2010 STATISTICSCINCINNATI

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GPEAD, Isaiah 11 157 1063 34 1029 6.6 6 80 93.5COLLAROS, Zach 11 121 480 278 202 1.7 4 31 18.4GOEBEL, John 11 33 198 2 196 5.9 3 28 17.8Total 12 402 2266 386 1880 4.7 15 80 156.7Opponents 12 465 1950 325 1625 3.5 19 85 135.4

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GCOLLAROS, Zach 11 137.49 225-383-14 58.7 2902 26 69 263.8ANDERSON, Chazz 6 92.45 23-45-1 51.1 206 1 33 34.3Total 12 131.69 251-435-15 57.7 3128 27 69 260.7Opponents 12 146.59 240-370-8 64.9 2808 25 70 234.0

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GBINNS, Armon 12 75 1101 14.7 10 62 91.8WOODS, DJ 12 57 898 15.8 8 69 74.8PEAD, Isaiah 11 26 190 7.3 1 34 17.3BARNETT, Marcus 11 25 333 13.3 2 69 30.3GUIDUGLI, Ben 11 24 197 8.2 2 17 17.9MCCLUNG, Anthony 10 22 217 9.9 2 26 21.7Total 12 251 3128 12.5 27 69 260.7Opponents 12 240 2808 11.7 25 70 234.0

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongWOODS, DJ 19 146 7.7 0 25Total 21 151 7.2 0 25Opponents 17 81 4.8 0 15

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongWOODS, DJ 32 728 22.8 0 47MCCLUNG, Anthony 11 198 18.0 0 28Total 59 1191 20.2 0 47Opponents 45 980 21.8 0 42

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsROGERS, Jacob 0 11-14 38-40 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 71WOODS, DJ 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60BINNS, Armon 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60PEAD, Isaiah 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42COLLAROS, Zach 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 24GOEBEL, John 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Total 42 11-14 38-40 0-0 0 0-2 0 1 325Opponents 44 9-14 43-44 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 336

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GCOLLAROS, Zach 11 504 202 2902 3104 282.2PEAD, Isaiah 11 157 1029 0 1029 93.5Total 12 837 1880 3128 5008 417.3Opponents 12 835 1625 2808 4433 369.4

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkROGERS, Jacob 11-14 78.6 0-0 4-4 2-2 5-7 0-1 49 0

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdO’DONNELL, Pat 52 2178 41.9 61 5 13 16 0Total 55 2232 40.6 61 5 13 17 0Opponents 67 2621 39.1 66 4 20 17 0

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GWOODS, DJ 12 87 898 146 728 0 1859 154.9PEAD, Isaiah 11 1029 190 0 0 0 1219 110.8BINNS, Armon 12 0 1101 0 0 0 1101 91.8Total 12 1880 3128 151 1191 23 6373 531.1Opponents 12 1625 2808 81 980 294 5788 482.3

DEFENSE G Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int PBU H FR-Yds FF Blk SafSCHAFFER, JK 12 67 44 111 9.5-34 3.0-15 1-0 5 1 . 2 . .BOMAR, Maalik 12 47 23 70 8.0-38 2.0-14 . . 1 . 2 . .JOHNSON, Reuben 12 49 13 62 3.0-14 1.0-12 1-9 5 . . . . .STEWART, Walter 12 45 15 60 8.0-24 2.0-13 . 1 4 1-0 1 . .MILLS, Brandon 12 42 16 58 12.5-52 6.0-36 . 1 2 . 3 . .Total 12 557 260 817 77-296 26-159 8-23 25 19 6-0 12 . 1Opponents 12 560 162 722 80.0-365 33-246 15-294 48 23 14-21 15 3 1

Returning players in italics

2010 RESULTS (4-8, 2-5 BIG EAST)

Date Opponent Result9/4 at Fresno State (ESPN2) L, 14-289/11 Indiana State (FS Ohio) W, 40-79/16 at North Carolina State (ESPN) L, 19-309/25 Oklahoma ^ (ESPN2) L, 29-3110/9 Miami (Ohio) (ESPN3.com) W, 45-310/15 at LOUISVILLE (ESPN) W, 35-2710/22 USF (ESPN2) L, 30-3810/30 SYRACUSE (ESPNU) L, 7-3111/13 at WEST VIRGINIA (BIG EAST Network) L, 10-3711/20 RUTGERS (BIG EAST Network) W, 69-3811/27 at CONNECTICUT (BIG EAST Network) L, 17-3812/4 PITTSBURGH (ESPN) L, 10-28

^ at Paul Brown Stadium

TEAM STATISTICS CIN OPPSCORING 325 336 Points Per Game 27.1 28.0FIRST DOWNS 263 236 Rushing 107 89 Passing 130 130 Penalty 26 17RUSHING YARDAGE 1880 1625 Yards gained rushing 2266 1950 Yards lost rushing 386 325 Rushing Attempts 402 465 Average Per Rush 4.7 3.5 Average Per Game 156.7 135.4 TDs Rushing 15 19PASSING YARDAGE 3128 2808 Comp-Att-Int 251-435-15 240-370-8 Average Per Pass 7.2 7.6 Average Per Catch 12.5 11.7 Average Per Game 260.7 234.0 TDs Passing 27 25TOTAL OFFENSE 5008 4433 Total Plays 837 835 Average Per Play 6.0 5.3 Average Per Game 417.3 369.4KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 59-1191 45-980PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 21-151 17-81INT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-23 15-294KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.2 21.8PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 7.2 4.8INT RETURN AVERAGE 2.9 19.6FUMBLES-LOST 24-14 20-6PENALTIES-Yards 81-761 75-685 Average Per Game 63.4 57.1PUNTS-Yards 55-2232 67-2621 Average Per Punt 40.6 39.1 Net punt average 37.3 35.7TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 27:37 32:183RD-DOWN Conversions 78/171 74/175 3rd-Down Pct 46% 42%4TH-DOWN Conversions 6/14 6/12 4th-Down Pct 43% 50%SACKS BY-Yards 26-159 33-246MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 42 44FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 11-14 9-14ON-SIDE KICKS 0-2 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (32-41) 78% (37-46) 80%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (25-41) 61% (30-46) 65%PAT-ATTEMPTS (38-40) 95% (43-44) 98%ATTENDANCE 245472 244871 Games/Avg Per Game 7/35067 5/48974 Neutral Site Games 0/0

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCincinnati 81 111 62 71 325Opponents 80 138 52 66 336


DEPTH CHART & RECORDSCINCINNATI

TEAM RECORDS

Points Game: 124 vs. Transylvania, 1912 Season: 502, 2009

Total Offense Game: 711 vs. Connecticut,2009 Season: 5,817, 2009

Yards Rushing Game: 464 vs. Case, 1953 464 vs. Virginia Military, 1953 Season: 3,011, 1970

Yards Passing Game: 584 vs. Ohio, 1968 Season: 4,014, 2009

First Downs Game: 36 vs. Ohio, 1968 Season: 283, 2002, 2007

Total Defense Game: 18 vs. Southwest Louisiana, 1973 Season: 1,843, 1953

Fewest Points Allowed Season: 4, 1887

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Game: 51, Ike Stewart vs. Transylvania, 1912 Season: 142, Jim O’Brien, 1968 Career: 339, Jacob Rogers, 2007-10

Total Offense Game: 555, Zach Collaros vs. Connecticut, 2009 Season: 3,570, Gino Guidugli, 2002 Career: 11,661, Gino Guidugli, 2001-04

Yards Rushing Game: 306, Bob Hynes vs. Case, 1923 Season: 1,361, DeMarco McCleskey, 2002 Career: 4,242, Reggie Taylor, 1983-86

Rushing Touchdowns Game: 6, Ike Stewart vs. Transylvania, 1912 6, Bob Heuck vs. Transylvania, 1912 Season: 17, David Small, 1993 Career: 37, DeMarco McCleskey, 1998, 2000-02

Yards Passing Game: 554, Greg Cook vs. Ohio, 1968 Season: 3,543, Gino Guidugli, 2002 Career: 11,453, Gino Guidugli, 2001-04

Completion Percentage Season: 75.0, Zach Collaros, 2009 Career: 62.4, Zach Collaros, 2008-10

Touchdown Passes Game: 6. Tony Pike vs. Illinois, 2009 Season: 31, Ben Mauk, 2007 Career: 78, Gino Guidugli, 2001-04

Receptions Game: 13, Jon Olinger vs. Miami (Ohio), 2002 13, Tom Rossley vs. Wichita State, 1968 Season: 87, Mardy Gilyard, 2009 Career: 204, LaDaris Vann, 1999-02 204, Dominick Goodman, 2005-08 204, Mardy Gilyard, 2005-09

Yards Receiving Game: 254, Tom Rossley vs. Louisville, 1968 Season: 1,276, Mardy Gilyard, 2008 Career: 3,003, Mardy Gilyard, 2005-09

Touchdown Receptions Game: 3, four times Season: 13, Marcus Barnett, 2007 Career: 25, Mardy Gilyard, 2005-09

Field Goals Game: 4, seven times Season: 26, Jonathan Ruffin, 2000 Career: 62, Jonathan Ruffin, 1999-02

Punting Average Season: 46.9, Kevin Huber, 2007 Career: 45.5, Kevin Huber, 2005-08

Interceptions Game: 4, Bob Hynes vs. Ohio Northern, 1923 Season: 8, DeAngelo Smith, 2007

PRESEASON DEPTH CHART

OFFENSE LT 77 Sean Hooey 71 Eric Lefeld LG 53 Randy Martinez 66 Sean McClellanC 72 Evan Davis 63 Dan SpragueRG 76 Austen Bujnoch or 79 Andre CuretonRT 59 Alex Hoffman 75 Kevin SchloemerTE 86 Blake Annen or 18 Travis Kelce or 88 Adrien RobinsonWR 1 Kenbrell Thompkins 81 Tomaz HiltonWR 3 DJ Woods 6 Anthony McClungWR 84 Orion Woodard 31 Bruce HornerQB 12 Zach Collaros 4 Munchie Legaux or 8 Jordan LuallenRB 23 Isaiah Pead 32 George Winn

DEFENSE DE 54 Walter Stewart or 58 Brandon MillsDT 95 Derek Wolfe 90 Camaron BeardNT 40 John Hughes 94 Jordan SteppDE 99 Dan Giordano 45 Rob Trigg WLB 4 Maalik Bomar 43 Nick Temple MLB 37 JK Schaffer 52 Dwight JacksonSLB 54 Walter Stewart or 52 Dwight JacksonBC 11 Deven Drane or 9 Dominique BattleFS 24 Wesley Richardson 17 Malcolm MurraySS 26 Drew Frey 13 Pat Lambert N 20 Chris Williams or 5 Reuben JohnsonFC 21 Camerron Cheatham 8 Adrian Witty SPECIAL TEAMSK 14 Tony Miliano or 83 Danny MilliganP 34 Pat O’Donnell 24 John Lloyd

Linebacker JK Schaffer


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSCINCINNATI

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1885 2 1 0 1 No Coach1886 2 2 0 0 No Coach1887 1 1 0 0 No Coach1888 2 1 0 1 No Coach1889 2 1 1 0 No Coach1890 4 2 1 1 No Coach1891 7 4 2 1 No Coach1892 3 1 2 0 No Coach1893 6 0 6 0 No Coach1894 6 3 3 0 W. Durant Berry1895 6 3 3 0 W. Durant Berry1896 8 4 3 1 William Reynolds1897 11 9 1 1 Tom Fennel1898 9 5 1 3 Frank Cavanaugh1899 7 5 2 0 Dan Reed1900 8 3 4 1 Dan Reed1901 5 1 3 1 Henry Pratt1902 8 4 2 2 Anthony Chez1903 9 1 8 0 Anthony Chez1904 8 7 1 0 Amos Foster1905 7 4 3 0 Amos Foster1906 9 0 7 2 William Foley1907 No Games Played1908 6 1 4 1 Ralph Inott1909 8 4 3 1 Robert Burch1910 9 6 3 0 Robert Burch1911 9 6 2 1 Robert Burch1912 8 3 4 1 Lowell Dana1913 9 5 3 1 Lowell Dana1914 9 6 3 0 George Little1915 9 4 5 0 George Little1916 9 0 8 1 Ion Cortright1917 6 0 6 0 Frank Marty1918 5 3 0 2 Boyd Chambers1919 8 3 4 1 Boyd Chambers1920 9 4 5 0 Boyd Chambers1921 8 2 6 0 Boyd Chambers1922 9 1 7 1 George McLaren1923 9 6 3 0 George McLaren1924 9 2 6 1 George McLaren1925 9 4 5 0 George McLaren1926 9 3 5 1 George McLaren1927 9 2 5 2 George Babcock1928 9 1 8 0 George Babcock1929 9 4 4 1 George Babcock1930 9 5 4 0 George Babcock1931 9 5 4 0 Dana King1932 9 7 2 0 Dana King1933 9 7 2 0 Dana King1934 9 6 2 1 Dana King1935 9 7 2 0 Russ Cohen1936 9 1 5 3 Russ Cohen1937 10 0 10 0 Russ Cohen/Wade Woodworth1938 9 4 5 0 Joe Meyer1939 9 4 3 2 Joe Meyer1940 9 5 3 1 Joe Meyer1941 9 6 3 0 Joe Meyer1942 10 8 2 0 Joe Meyer1943 No Games Played1944 No Games Played1945 8 4 4 0 Ray Nolting1946 11 9 2 0 Ray Nolting Sun 1947 10 7 3 0 Ray Nolting1948 10 3 6 1 Ray Nolting1949 11 7 4 0 Sid Gillman Glass1950 12 8 4 0 Sid Gillman Sun 1951 11 10 1 0 Sid Gillman1952 11 8 1 1 Sid Gillman1953 10 9 1 0 Sid Gillman1954 10 8 2 0 Sid Gillman1955 9 1 6 2 George Blackburn1956 9 4 5 0 George Blackburn1957 10 5 4 1 George Blackburn1958 10 6 2 2 George Blackburn

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1959 10 5 4 1 George Blackburn1960 10 4 6 0 George Blackburn1961 10 3 7 0 Chuck Studley1962 10 2 8 0 Chuck Studley1963 10 6 4 0 Chuck Studley1964 10 8 2 0 Chuck Studley1965 10 5 5 0 Chuck Studley1966 10 3 7 0 Chuck Studley1967 9 3 6 0 Homer Rice1968 10 5 4 1 Homer Rice1969 10 4 6 0 Ray Callahan1970 11 7 4 0 Ray Callahan1971 11 7 4 0 Ray Callahan1972 11 2 9 0 Ray Callahan1973 11 4 7 0 Tony Mason1974 11 7 4 0 Tony Mason1975 11 6 5 0 Tony Mason1976 11 9 2 0 Tony Mason1977 11 5 4 2 Ralph Staub1978 11 5 6 0 Ralph Staub1979 11 2 9 0 Ralph Staub1980 11 2 9 0 Ralph Staub1981 11 6 5 0 Mike Gottfried1982 11 6 5 0 Mike Gottfried1983 11 4 6 1 Watson Brown1984 11 2 9 0 Dave Currey1985 11 5 6 0 Dave Currey1986 11 5 6 0 Dave Currey1987 11 4 7 0 Dave Currey1988 11 3 8 0 Dave Currey1989 11 1 9 1 Tim Murphy1990 11 1 10 0 Tim Murphy1991 11 4 7 0 Tim Murphy1992 11 3 8 0 Tim Murphy1993 11 8 3 0 Tim Murphy1994 11 2 8 1 Rick Minter1995 11 6 5 0 Rick Minter1996 11 6 5 Rick Minter1997 12 8 4 Rick Minter Humanitarian1998 11 2 9 Rick Minter1999 11 3 8 Rick Minter2000 12 7 5 Rick Minter Motor City2001 12 7 5 Rick Minter Motor City2002 14 7 7 Rick Minter New Orleans2003 12 5 7 Rick Minter2004 12 7 5 Mark Dantonio Fort Worth2005 11 4 7 Mark Dantonio2006 13 8 5 Mark Dantonio/Brian Kelly *International2007 13 10 3 Brian Kelly PapaJohns.com2008 14 11 3 Brian Kelly FedEx Orange2009 13 12 1 Brian Kelly/Jeff Quinn * Allstate Sugar2010 12 4 8 Butch JonesTOTAL 1153 551 550 51

*Brian Kelly coached Cincinnati in the 2007 International Bowl; Jeff Quinn coached Cincinnati in the 2009-10 Allstate Sugar Bowl

CINCINNATI IN THE BIG EAST/FINISH2005 2-5/t-6th2006 4-3/t-4th2007 4-3/t-3rd2008 6-1/1st2009 7-0/1st2010 2-5/7th

Mike Enright Athletic Communications

Paul Pasqualoni Head Coach

Jeffrey A. Hathaway Director of Athletics

Dr. Susan HerbstPresident

CONNECTICUT HUSKIES

UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUTLocation: .................................................... Storrs, Conn.Enrollment: .......................................................... 30,034Founded: ................................................................. 1881Nickname: .......................................................... HuskiesColors: ............................. National Flag Blue and WhiteWeb Site: ......................................... UConnHuskies.comStadium: .......................Rentschler Field (40,000/Grass)President: ............................................ Dr. Susan HerbstDirector of Athletics: ..................... Jeffrey A. HathawayHead Coach: ............... Paul Pasqualoni (Penn State ’72)

MEDIA RELATIONSAssociate AD/Communications: ................Mike EnrightOffice Phone: .........................................(860) 486-2241Mobile: ...................................................(860) 208-4756E-mail: ................................... [email protected] Fax: ..................................................(860) 486-5085Press Box Phone: ...................................(860) 610-4778

HUSKY TEAM FACTS2010 Record/Finish: ........... 8-5/5-2 BIG EAST (tied, 1st)All-Time Record: ............................... 481-503-38 (.489)All-Time BIG EAST Record: ..........................22-26 (.458)Bowl Appearances: ...................................................... 5Bowl Record: ...................................................3-2 (.600)Last Bowl Appearance: ......... 2011 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl (Oklahoma 48, Connecticut 20)Offensive System: ..............................................MultipleDefensive System: ..................................................... 4-3Lettermen Returning/Lost: ...................................33/16Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................16/9


STORYLINESCONNECTICUT

STORYLINESPaul Pasqualoni, who won a BIG EAST-record 62 conference games in 14 years at Syracuse, is the first head coach to serve at two BIG EAST schools since the formation of the conference in 1991.

The Huskies have shared the BIG EAST title twice in the last four seasons (2007, 2010).

Connecticut scored eight non-offensive touch-downs last season — by far the most in the BIG EAST.

Connecticut dropped its first two BIG EAST games of the 2010 season, but closed the regular season with five straight wins to take the league’s automatic appearance in the Bowl Championship Series.

OFFENSEThe Huskies will feature new starters at quar-terback, running back and at all three interior line positions in 2011.

Connecticut has just one quarterback on the roster who has started a college game. QB Mike Box is the early favorite to win the starting spot in 2011.

All-BIG EAST First Team OT Mike Ryan anchors an offensive line that will have to replace three starters from last year. C Moe Petrus returns after earning All-BIG EAST Second Team status last year.

RB D.J. Shoemate saw limited carries behind 2010 BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year Jordan Todman last year, but is expected to take over as the starting tailback in 2011.

DEFENSEConnecticut returns all four starters from its 2010 defensive line and all four from its sec-ondary.

DT Kendall Reyes (All-BIG EAST First Team) and DE Jesse Joseph (8.5 sacks) anchor a defensive line that should rank among the nation’s best in 2011.

LB Sio Moore is the lone returning starter at linebacker. Moore ranked fifth in the BIG EAST with 110 tackles after stepping into a starting role last year.

Connecticut’s starting defensive backs ac-counted or 10 interceptions in 2010. S Jerome Junior and CB Blidi Wreh-Wilson had four interceptions each.

SPECIAL TEAMSK Dave Teggart, who has established himself as one of the most reliable late-game kickers in the nation, returns after earning All-BIG EAST First Team honors last season. Teggart has a school-record 52 career field goals.

WR Nick Williams led the nation in kickoff return average last season (35.3 ypr) and scored two touchdowns.

2011 ScheduleThu., Sept. 1 Fordham

7:30 p.m.Series: Fordham leads, 1-0Notable: Fordham head coach Tom Masella was an assistant at Connecticut in 1998.

Sat., Sept. 10 at VanderbiltTBD

Series: Tied, 1-1Notable: The Huskies scored the last 26 points in last year’s 40-21 win at Rentschler Field.

Fri., Sept. 16 Iowa State8 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2

Series: Connecticut leads, 1-0Notable: Dan Orlovsky threw for three TDs as the Huskies won the only previous meeting in 2002.

Sat., Sept. 24 at Buffalo6 p.m., BIG EAST Network

Series: Connecticut leads, 14-4Notable: LB Sio Moore made 16 tackles in his first start in last year’s 45-21 win against the Bulls.

Sat., Oct. 1 Western MichiganTBD

Series: Connecticut leads, 1-0Notable: Connecticut won 41-27 in 2003 as RB Cornell Brockington scored five touchdowns.

Sat., Oct. 8 at WEST VIRGINIANoon, BIG EAST Network

Series: West Virginia leads, 6-1Notable: K Dave Teggart (three FGs) gave UConn its first win in the series last year, 16-13 in OT.

Sat., Oct. 15 USFTBD

Series: Tied, 4-4Notable: Dave Teggart has kicked winning field goals in the last minute in each of the last two matchups, including last year’s 19-16 win.

Wed., Oct. 26 at PITTSBURGH8 p.m., ESPN

Series: Connecticut leads, 4-3Notable: Jordan Todman ran for 222 yards in last year’s 30-28 win at Rentschler Field.

Sat., Nov. 5 SYRACUSETBD

Series: Connecticut leads, 5-2Notable: Paul Pasqualoni was Syracuse’s head coach from 1987-2004.

Sat., Nov. 19 LOUISVILLETBD

Series: Louisville leads, 4-3Notable: The Huskies’ three-game series winning streak ended with a 26-0 loss last season.

Sat., Nov. 26 RUTGERSTBD

Series: Rutgers leads, 21-9Notable: The Huskies were held to 284 yards in dropping their third straight to Rutgers in 2010.

Sat., Dec. 3 at CINCINNATITBD, ABC/ESPN/ESPN2

Series: Cincinnati leads, 6-1Notable: Connecticut got its first win in the series last year behind Jordan Todman’s 175-yard day.Center Moe Petrus


2011 ROSTERCONNECTICUT


14 Kamal Abrams WR Fr. 5-10 175 Dover, Del./Dover

22 Andrew Adams S Fr. 5-11 185 Fayetteville, Ga./Woodward Academy

95 Kenton Adeyemi DT Fr. 6-4 257 Wethersfield, Conn./Fork Union

25 Harris Agbor S Sr. 5-11 199 Mesquite, Texas/Horn

32 Jefferson Ashiru LB Fr. 6-1 210 Powder Springs, Ga./McEachern

64 Teddy Baker OG RFr. 6-4 251 Longmeadow, Mass./Loomis Chaffee

70 Gary Bardzak C Sr. 6-3 289 Mar Lin, Pa./Pottsville

72 Jimmy Bennett OT Jr. 6-9 306 Alexandria, Va./West Potomac

4 Michael Box QB So. 6-3 209 Suwanee, Ga./Collins Hill

20 Tevrin Brandon CB So. 5-10 177 Bethlehem, Pa./ Bethlehem Catholic

87 Kosisochukwu Broderick WR Fr. 6-3 185 East Hampton, Conn./Xavier

61 Stephen Brown OT So. 6-6 290 Clifton Park, N.Y./Shenendehowa

40 Ty-meer Brown S RFr. 6-0 192 McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport

50 Tyler Bullock OG So. 6-4 298 Mechanicsburg, Pa./Mechanicsburg

26 Marcus Campbell DE Sr. 6-3 231 Bloomfield, Conn./Bloomfield

90 Julian Campenni DT Fr. 5-11 274 West Pittson, Pa./Wyoming Area

62 Ben Chapman C Jr. 6-2 278 Stonington, Conn./Stonington

13 Chad Christen K/P So. 6-1 201 Etters, Pa./Red Lane

37 Jeremy Claflin S Fr. 6-0 180 West Hartford, Conn./Conard

27 Tyree Clark CB Fr. 5-10 187 Tampa, Fla./Alonso

65 Gus Cruz OG RFr. 6-4 288 Manchester, N.H./Kimball Union Academy

19 Kijuan Dabney DB Sr. 6-1 204 Houston, Texas/Yates

64 Joseph Danielson OG RFr. 6-0 292 Baldwin, N.Y./Chaminade

85 Geremy Davis WR RFr. 6-3 211 Lawrenceville, Ga./Norcross

37 Matthew Deiana TB Fr. 5-7 175 Somers, N.Y./Blair Academy

89 John Delahunt TE Jr. 6-3 247 Ottawa, Ont./Holy Trinity

44 Max DeLorenzo RB Fr. 5-11 209 Berlin, Conn./Berlin

52 Ryan Donohue LB 6-0 230 Montvale, N.J./St. Joseph/Maryland

17 Blaise Driscoll QB RFr. 6-1 189 Avon, Conn./Avon Old Farms

30 Matt Edwards OLB Jr. 6-0 189 Holliston, Mass./Holliston

10 Deshon Fo RB Fr. 5-10 170 Lynchburg, Va./Brookfield

47 Reuben Frank FB RFr. 6-3 238 Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Poughkeepsie

77 Kevin Friend OT So. 6-5 300 Warrentown, Va./Faquier

87 Malik Generett WR So. 6-4 209 York, Pa./William Penn

78 Dalton Gifford OT Fr. 6-5 294 Fairhaven, Mass./Bridgton Academy

93 James Goodrich K Fr. Falmouth, Maine/Falmouth

7 Dwayne Gratz CB Jr. 6-0 195 Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway

69 Steve Greene OG So. 6-4 304 Edensburg, Pa./Bishop Carroll

94 Ryan Griffin TE Jr. 6-6 248 Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry

17 Frank Guardi WR So. 5-11 180 Fairfield, Conn./New Fairfield

76 Mark Hansson OT RFr. 6-5 250 Clearwater, Fla./Palm Harbor University

75 Xavier Hemingway OT Fr. 6-4 247 Powder Springs, Ga./McEachern

39 Mark Hinkley LB Jr. 5-11 226 Kaneohe, Hawaii /Punahou

42 Jordan Huxtable TB So. 5-8 180 St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles North

45 Martin Hyppolite OLB So. 6-0 215 Wakefield, Mass./Wakefield

1 Jonathan Jean-Louis TB Sr. 6-0 207 Cambridge, Mass./Arlington Catholic

98 Ted Jennings DE Jr. 6-5 248 Dayton, Ohio/Chaminade-Julienne

28 Jory Johnson OLB Jr. 6-1 227 Mobile, Ala./St. Paul’s/The Hun School

16 Byron Jones DB RFr. 6-1 187 New Britain, Conn./St. Paul

84 Tebucky Jones WR RFr. 5-11 186 Farmington, Conn./New Britain

91 Jesse Joseph DE Jr. 6-3 262 Laval, Oue./Vanier Prep.

15 Jerome Junior S Jr. 6-1 215 Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley

38 Alex Kantor CB So. 5-9 187 Potomac, Md./Winston Churchill

34 David Kenney OLB So. 6-0 206 Hightstown, N.J./The Peddie School

8 Leon Kinnard WR So. 5-9 182 Reistertown, Md./Loyola Blakefield


23 Wilbert Lee S Fr. 6-0 202 Brooklyn, N.Y./Boys and Girls

35 Chris Lopes CB So. 5-10 184 Brockton, Mass./Tilton School

58 Jonathan Louis DE RFr. 6-5 250 Brockton, Mass./Wyoming Seminary

29 Taylor Mack CB So. 5-9 169 Powder Springs, Ga./The Lovett School

54 Conor Maher LB 6-2 215 Stony Point, N.J./North Rockland/Villanova

66 Dominick Manco LS Fr. 6-1 251 Lagrangeville, N.Y/Arlington

81 Corey Manning TE Jr. 6-5 247 Tyrone, Ga./Woodward Academy

4 Twyon Martin DT Sr. 6-2 273 Parkland, Fla./Stoneman Douglas

63 Adam Masters OT Jr. 6-4 292 Bethesda, Md./Walt Whitman

97 B.J. McBryde DE RFr. 6-4 277 Beaver Falls, Pa./Beaver Falls

43 Lyle McCombs RB RFr. 5-8 172 Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By The Sea

11 Scott McCummings QB RFr. 6-2 218 Natick, Mass./Natick

18 Johnny McEntee QB Jr. 6-3 224 Fullerton, Calif./Servite

30 Brendan McLaughlin FB Fr. 5-11 223 West Grove, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara

49 Sean McQuillan TE Fr. 6-4 242 Glastonbury, Conn./Avon Old Farms

83 Isiah Moore WR Sr. 6-1 195 Cambridge, Mass./Rindge & Latin / Proctor Acad.

6 Kashif Moore WR Sr. 5-10 175 Burlington, N.J./Burlington Township

3 Sio Moore LB Jr. 6-1 232 Apex, N.C./Apex

67 Adam Mueller LS So. 6-1 207 Park Ridge, Ill./Maine Township South

2 Michael Nebrich QB Fr. 6-1 204 Burke, Va./Lake Braddock Secondary

74 Paul Nwokeji OT Fr. 6-5 256 Randolph, Mass./Thayer Academy

9 Andrew Opoku OLB RFr. 6-4 223 North Brunswick, N.J. /Fork Union Military

36 Michael Osiecki LB RFr. 6-1 238 Seymour, Conn./Seymour

68 Bryan Paull C RFr. 6-3 300 Parkland, Fla./M. Stoneman Douglas

57 Moe Petrus C Sr. 6-2 302 St. Laurent, Que./Vanier Prep

56 Angelo Pruitt DT RFr. 6-2 299 Cincinnati, Ohio /North College Hill

99 Kendall Reyes DT Sr. 6-4 295 Nashua, N.H./Nashua North

71 Mike Ryan OT Sr. 6-5 335 Tamaqua, Pa./Marian Catholic

88 Gerrard Sheppard WR Jr. 6-2 217 Owings Mills, Md./McDonogh School

24 D.J. Shoemate TB Sr. 5-11 219 Corona, Calif./USC

33 Yawin Smallwood LB RFr. 6-2 229 Worcester, Mass./Doherty

41 Brandon Steg LB RFr. 6-2 221 Coral Springs, Fla./J.P. Taravella

59 Shamar Stephen DT So. 6-5 315 Brookville, N.Y./Long Island Lutheran

12 David Stevenson CB Fr. 5-8 171 Stone Mountain, Ga./Stephenson

2 Gilbert Stlouis CB So. 5-11 183 Davie, Fla./Plantation

38 Dave Teggart K Sr. 6-0 203 Northborough, Mass./Algonquin Regional

46 Marquise Vann LB Fr. 6-0 225 Cincinnati, Ohio/Fairfield Senior

86 Cole Wagner WR/P So. 6-2 211 York, Pa./York Suburban

21 Gary Wilburn CB Sr. 5-11 197 Washington, Ga./Washington-Wilkes

55 Jerome Williams LB Jr. 6-1 255 Burlington Township, N.J./Holy Cross

31 Nick Williams WR Jr. 5-10 185 East Windsor, N.J./The Hun School

48 Trevardo Williams DE Jr. 6-1 231 Bridgeport, Conn./Canterbury

51 Tim Willman DT So. 6-3 279 Fulton, Md./Reservoir

53 Ryan Wirth DT Jr. 6-2 268 Medford, N.J./Shawnee/Cheshire Academy

5 Blidi Wreh-Wilson CB Jr. 6-0 192 Edinboro, Pa./General McLane

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COACHING STAFFCONNECTICUT

Paul Pasqualoni became the 28th head football coach at the University of Connecticut Jan. 14, 2011.

Before taking the Connecticut posi-tion, Pasqualoni had been coaching in the National Football League as he was a member of the Dallas Cowboys staff (2005-07 and 2010) and the Miami Dolphins (2008-09).

Pasqualoni worked with the tight ends (2005) and linebackers (2006-07) in Dallas. The Cowboys won the NFC East in 2007 and were a Wild Card playoff team in 2006. In 2007, the Cowboys’ defense limited opponents to 4.9 yards per play and were third in sacks. He rejoined the Cowboys staff in 2010 and became the defensive coordinator.

He served as defensive coordinator with the Dolphins and his defense allowed just 19.8 points per game in 2008 as the Dolphins won the AFC East Championship. His 2009 defense led the NFL in sacks per pass attempt.

Pasqualoni served as the head coach of Syracuse from 1991-2004 and led the Orange to nine bowl games and was the head coach at Western Connecticut from 1982-86 and led them to an NCAA Division II postseason appear-ance.

Pasqualoni concluded his 14-year tenure as Syracuse’s second-winningest coach with 107 victories. He guided his teams to four BIG EAST conference titles, including a share of one in 2004 - his final year at the school -- and had a 6-3 postseason record. Among those appear-ances, he led the Orange to two Fiesta Bowl appearances (1992 season and ‘97 season) and a trip to the Orange Bowl (1998 season), in the first year of the Bowl Championship Series. Syracuse also played in the 2004 Champs Sports Bowl, 2001 Insight.com Bowl, 1999 Music City Bowl, the 1996 Liberty Bowl, the 1996 Gator Bowl (1995 season) and the 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl (1991 season) during Pasqualoni’s tenure. His Orange teams won 10 games in three differ-ent seasons - 1991, 1992 and 2001.

He joined the Syracuse staff in 1987 and was an assistant coach there for four seasons before being named the head coach prior to the 1991 season.

Pasqualoni developed a solid contingent of professional players at Syracuse, including a string of 17 selections in the first three rounds of the NFL Draft as seven were first-round picks. The school produced at least two NFL draft selections in 11 of Pasqualoni’s 14 years as head coach.

During his tenure at Syracuse as an assis-

tant and head coach, the Orange were recog-nized with the AFCA Academic Achievement Honorable Mention Award for having a gradu-ation rate better than 70 percent a total of 14 times. They were honored during 10 of the 14 years Pasqualoni was head coach. In 1999, Syracuse won the American Football Coaches Association Academic Achievement Award for posting a 100 percent graduation rate for the class that enrolled in 1994.

Pasqualoni won the ECAC/Vince Lombardi Foundation Coach of the Year award in 1996 following his second-straight 9-3 season. He was named the 1992 and 1995 ECAC Coach of the Year for Division I-A.

After finishing his undergraduate degree at Penn State, he spent four seasons as an assis-tant coach at his alma mater, Cheshire High School (1972-75).

His first collegiate job was as an assistant at Southern Connecticut in 1976 and was elevated to defensive coordinator in 1980. Pasqualoni had a five year stint from 1982-86 as the head football coach and athletic director at NCAA Division III Western Connecticut State in Danbury, Conn. His teams posted a 28-13 record at Western and he led the school to an NCAA Division II playoff appearance in 1985.

A 1972 graduate of Penn State, Pasqualoni joined the football team as a walk-on and later lettered. He lettered in football and basketball at Cheshire High School in Connecticut and also earned a letter in football at Bordentown Military Institute in New Jersey.

Pasqualoni earned a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education at Penn State and a master of science in physical education and human performance at Southern Connecticut State.

Paul Pasqualoni At A GlanceHometown: Cheshire, Conn.Family: Wife – Jill; Children - Dante, Tito, CamiAlma Mater (Year): Penn State (1972)Hired at Connecticut: Jan. 14, 2011

Collegiate/Professional Coaching Career:1976-79 Assistant Coach, Southern Connecticut1980-81 Defensive Coordinator, Southern Conn.1982-86 Head Coach, Western Connecticut1987-90 Linebackers Coach, Syracuse1991-2004 Head Coach, Syracuse2005 Tight Ends Coach, Dallas Cowboys2006-07 Linebackers Coach, Dallas Cowboys2008-09 Defensive Coordinator, Miami Dolphins2010 Defensive Coordinator, Dallas Cowboys2011- Head Coach, Connecticut

Against The BIG EAST (17-24)Cincinnati 0-0Connecticut 1-0Louisville 0-0Pittsburgh 12-2Rutgers 12-2USF 0-0Syracuse 0-0West Virginia 8-6--Boston College 9-5Temple 12-2Virginia Tech 6-6

Playing Career: 1969-72 Penn State

Office Phone: (860) 486-2718

Assistant Coaches

George DeLeoneOffensive Coordinator, Tight Ends

Don BrownDefensive Coordinator, Cornerbacks

Clayton WhiteSpecial Teams Coordinator, Running Backs

Hank HughesAssistant Head Coach, Defensive Line

Matt CersosimoWide Receivers, Recruiting Coordinator

Mike FoleyOffensive Line

Joe MoorheadQuarterbacks

Darnell PerkinsSafeties

Jon WholleyLinebackers

Paul PasqualoniHead Coach


Paul Pasqualoni Year-By-YearYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE BOWL FINAL RANK1982 Western Connecticut 2-7-0 2-7-01983 Western Connecticut 7-3-0 6-3-01984 Western Connecticut 9-1-0 8-1-01985 Western Connecticut 10-2-0 8-1-01986 Western Connecticut 6-4-0 1991 Syracuse 10-2-0 5-0-0 Hall of Fame (defeated Ohio State, 24-17) 11/111992 Syracuse 10-2-0 6-1-0 Fiesta (defeated Colorado, 26-22) 6/71993 Syracuse 6-4-1 3-4-01994 Syracuse 7-4-0 4-3-01995 Syracuse 9-3-0 5-2-0 Gator (defeated Clemson, 41-0) 19/161996 Syracuse 9-3 6-1 Liberty (defeated Houston, 30-17) 21/191997 Syracuse 9-4 6-1 Fiesta (lost to Kansas State, 35-18) 21/201998 Syracuse 8-4 6-1 Orange (lost to Florida, 31-10) 25/241999 Syracuse 7-5 3-4 Music City (defeated Kentucky, 20-13)2000 Syracuse 6-5 4-32001 Syracuse 10-3 6-1 Insight.com (defeated Kansas State, 26-3) 14/142002 Syracuse 4-8 2-52003 Syracuse 6-6 2-52004 Syracuse 6-6 4-2 Champs Sports (lost to Georgia Tech, 51-14)

Western Connecticut Record (five years) 34-17-0 24-12-0 0-0-0 .667 .667 —

Syracuse Record (14 years) 107-59-1 62-33-0 6-3-0 .644 .653 .667

Career Record (four years) 141-76-1 86-45-0 6-3-0 .649 .656 .000

All-Time Connecticut Coaches TENURE W L T PCT BIG EAST PCTNo Coach 1896-97 10 5 0 .667E.S. Mansfield 1898 0 3 0 .000T.D. Knowles 1899-01 18 7 1 .712E.O. Smith 1902-05 14 13 1 .518George H. Lamson 1906-07 4 9 0 .308W.F. Madden 1908 4 3 1 .563S.F.G. McLean 1909 3 5 0 .375M.F. Claffey 1910 1 5 1 .214Leo Hafford 1911 0 5 0 .000A.J. Sharadin 1912 3 3 0 .500P.T. Brady 1913 5 3 0 .625Dave W. Warner 1914 3 0 0 1.000John F. Donahue 1915-16 2 14 0 .125Roy J. Guyer 1919 2 6 0 .250Ross Swartz 1920 1 6 1 .187Wilder Tasker 1921-22 5 8 4 .412Sumner A. Dole 1923-33 36 39 14 .483J.O. Christian 1934-49 66 51 4 .562Arthur L. Valpey 1950-51 7 9 0 .438Robert Ingalls 1952-63 49 54 3 .476Richard E. Forzano 1964-65 7 10 1 .417John L. Toner 1966-70 20 24 3 .457Robert F. Casciola 1971-72 9 8 1 .528Larry L. Naviaux 1973-76 18 24 1 .430Walt Nadzak 1977-82 24 39 2 .385Tom Jackson 1983-93 62 57 0 .521Skip Holtz 1994-98 34 23 0 .596Randy Edsall 1999-2010 74 70 0 .514 22-26 458Total 481 503 38 .489 22-26 .458

COACHING STAFFCONNECTICUT

J.O. Christian

Randy Edsall


2010 STATISTICSCONNECTICUT

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GTODMAN, Jordan 12 334 1758 63 1695 5.1 14 66 141.2FREY, Robbie 11 75 414 25 389 5.2 4 63 35.4SHOEMATE, D.J. 13 28 117 2 115 4.1 1 28 8.8Total 13 501 2469 198 2271 4.5 20 66 174.7Opponents 13 478 2201 339 1862 3.9 13 57 143.2

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GFRAZER, Zach 11 99.69 136-261-6 52.1 1425 5 47 129.5ENDRES, Cody 3 129.42 45-75-2 60.0 471 5 56 157.0BOX, Michael 5 55.65 6-17-1 35.3 65 0 27 13.0Total 13 103.07 188-357-9 52.7 1964 10 56 151.1Opponents 13 116.38 261-445-20 58.7 2906 16 60 223.5

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GSMITH, Michael 13 46 615 13.4 2 56 47.3MOORE, Kashif 13 36 452 12.6 4 40 34.8GRIFFIN, Ryan 13 31 245 7.9 1 18 18.8Total 13 188 1964 10.4 10 56 151.1Opponents 13 261 2906 11.1 16 60 223.5

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongMACK, Taylor 15 126 8.4 0 33Total 28 229 8.2 0 39Opponents 33 362 11.0 1 74

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongWILLIAMS, Nick 17 600 35.3 2 100FREY, Robbie 13 408 31.4 1 95Total 55 1487 27.0 3 100Opponents 59 1329 22.5 0 75

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsTEGGART, Dave 0 25-31 36-36 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 111TODMAN, Jordan 14 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 84FREY, Robbie 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30MOORE, Kashif 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Total 38 25-31 38-38 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 343Opponents 33 19-21 31-32 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 286

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GTODMAN, Jordan 12 334 1695 0 1695 141.2FRAZER, Zach 11 290 14 1425 1439 130.8ENDRES, Cody 3 77 1 471 472 157.3Total 13 858 2271 1964 4235 325.8Opponents 13 923 1862 2906 4768 366.8

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkTEGGART, Dave 25-31 80.6 1-1 8-9 11-12 3-7 2-2 52 2

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdWAGNER, Cole 79 3260 41.3 66 9 11 26 0Total 79 3260 41.3 66 9 11 26 0Opponents 74 2974 40.2 58 11 8 18 0

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GTODMAN, Jordan 12 1695 94 0 55 0 1844 153.7FREY, Robbie 11 389 38 0 408 0 835 75.9WILLIAMS, Nick 11 0 0 93 600 0 693 63.0Total 13 2271 1964 229 1487 486 6437 495.2Opponents 13 1862 2906 362 1329 142 6601 507.8

DEFENSE G Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int PBU H FR-Yds FF Blk SafWILSON, Lawrence 13 71 52 123 10.0-44 3.5-22 1-55 3 1 2-0 3 . .MOORE, Sio 13 72 38 110 11.5-32 1.5-10 1-13 1 . 2-0 2 . .GRATZ, Dwayne 13 54 9 63 2.0-3 . 2-83 9 . . 1 . .JUNIOR, Jerome 13 43 16 59 3.0-8 . 4-76 1 . 1-0 . . .LUTRUS, Scott 10 40 19 59 3.5-18 0.5-3 1-0 . 1 . 1 . .Total 13 599 290 889 87-339 27-188 20-486 32 9 11-24 18 . 1Opponents 13 554 300 854 68.0-207 15-88 9-142 47 11 10-32 14 2 .



Date Opponent Result9/4 at Michigan (ABC) L, 10-309/11 Texas Southern (BIG EAST Network) W, 62-39/18 at Temple (BIG EAST Network Local) L, 19-309/25 Buffalo (BIG EAST Network) W, 45-2110/2 Vanderbilt (BIG EAST Network) W, 40-2110/8 at RUTGERS (ESPN) L, 24-2710/23 at LOUISVILLE (ESPNU) L, 0-2610/29 WEST VIRGINIA (ESPN2) ot W, 16-1311/11 PITTSBURGH (ESPN) W, 30-2811/20 at SYRACUSE (ESPNU) W, 23-611/27 CINCINNATI (BIG EAST Network) W, 38-1712/4 at USF (ESPN2) W, 19-161/1 vs. Oklahoma (ESPN) ^ L, 20-48

^ Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, Glendale, Ariz.

TEAM STATISTICS CONN OPPSCORING 343 286 Points Per Game 26.4 22.0FIRST DOWNS 210 244 Rushing 106 106 Passing 95 125 Penalty 9 13RUSHING YARDAGE 2271 1862 Yards gained rushing 2469 2201 Yards lost rushing 198 339 Rushing Attempts 501 478 Average Per Rush 4.5 3.9 Average Per Game 174.7 143.2 TDs Rushing 20 13PASSING YARDAGE 1964 2906 Comp-Att-Int 188-357-9 261-445-20 Average Per Pass 5.5 6.5 Average Per Catch 10.4 11.1 Average Per Game 151.1 223.5 TDs Passing 10 16TOTAL OFFENSE 4235 4768 Total Plays 858 923 Average Per Play 4.9 5.2 Average Per Game 325.8 366.8KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 55-1487 59-1329PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 28-229 33-362INT RETURNS: #-Yards 20-486 9-142KICK RETURN AVERAGE 27.0 22.5PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 8.2 11.0INT RETURN AVERAGE 24.3 15.8FUMBLES-LOST 23-10 24-11PENALTIES-Yards 63-522 76-582 Average Per Game 40.2 44.8PUNTS-Yards 79-3260 74-2974 Average Per Punt 41.3 40.2 Net punt average 34.4 34.1TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 28:53 31:073RD-DOWN Conversions 60/191 82/204 3rd-Down Pct 31% 40%4TH-DOWN Conversions 11/19 3/16 4th-Down Pct 58% 19%SACKS BY-Yards 27-188 15-88MISC YARDS 3 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 38 33FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 25-31 19-21ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (43-49) 88% (34-41) 83%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (24-49) 49% (19-41) 46%PAT-ATTEMPTS (38-38) 100% (31-32) 97%ATTENDANCE 229488 312088 Games/Avg Per Game 6/38248 6/52015 Neutral Site Games 1/67232

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalConnecticut 79 108 84 69 3 343Opponents 68 78 64 76 0 286


DEPTH CHART & RECORDSCONNECTICUT

TEAM RECORDS

Points Game: 125 vs. Newport NTS, 1949 Season: 461, 1998

Total Offense Game: 618 vs. Yale, 1995 Season: 5,730, 2003

Yards Rushing Game: 437 vs. Massachusetts, 1956 Season: 2,813, 2008

Yards Passing Game: 445 vs. Syracuse, 2004 Season: 3,591, 1998

Total Defense Game: -15 vs. Maine, 1978 Season: 1,713, 1956


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Game: 36, Walt Trojanowski vs. WPI, 1945 Season: 132, Walt Trojanowski, 1945 Career: 210, Wilbur Gilliard, 1992-95

Total Offense Game: 434, Brian Hoffman vs. Massachusetts, 1998 Season: 3,444, Dan Orlovsky, 2003 Career: 10,421, Dan Orlovsky, 2001-04

Yards Rushing Game: 277, Nick Giaquinto vs. Holy Cross, 1976 Season: 2,083, Donald Brown, 2008 Career: 3,800, Donald Brown, 2006-08

Rushing Touchdowns Season: 22, Walt Trojanowski, 1945 Career: 34, Wilbur Gilliard, 1992-95

Yards Passing Game: 445, Dan Orlovsky vs. Syracuse, 2004 Season: 3,485, Dan Orlovsky, 2003 Career: 10,706, Dan Orlovsky, 2001-04

Completion Percentage Season: 64.4, Cornelius Benton, 1990 Career: 60.9, Matt DeGennaro, 1987-90

Touchdown Passes Game: 5, Dan Orlovsky vs. Murray State, 2004 5, Dan Orlovsky vs. Army, 2003 5, Dan Orlovsky vs. Akron, 2003 Season: 33, Dan Orlovsky, 2003 Career: 84, Dan Orlovsky, 2001-04

Receptions Game: 14, Keith Hugger vs. Delaware, 1981 Season: 88, Mark Didio, 1991 Career: 239, Mark Didio, 1998-91

Yards Receiving Game: 236, Keith Hugger vs. Delaware, 1981 Season: 1,354, Mark Didio, 1991 Career: 3,535, Mark Didio, 1988-91

Touchdown Receptions Game: 4, Reggie Eccleston vs. Rhode Island, 1980 Season: 11, Carl Bond, 1998 Career: 24, Alex Davis, 1989-92

Field Goals Game: 4, Six times Season: 25, Dave Teggart, 2010 Career: 52, Dave Teggart, 2008-10

Punting Average Season: 42.0, Adam Coles, 2003 Career: 40.2, Adam Coles, 2000-03

Interceptions Game: 3, Five times Season: 10, Lenny King, 1955 Career: 18, Matt Latham, 1982-8


OFFENSE WR 6 Kashif Moore 85 Geremy DavisWR 83 Isiah Moore 88 Gerrard Sheppard LT 71 Mike Ryan 72 Jimmy BennettLG 70 Gary Bardzak 50 Tyler BullockC 57 Moe Petrus 68 Bryan PaullRG 69 Steve Greene 65 Gus CruzRT 63 Adam Masters 77 Kevin FriendTE 89 John Delahunt 94 Ryan GriffinFB 39 Mark Hinkley 47 Reuben FrankQB 4 Mike Box 11 Scott McCummingsTB 24 D.J. Shoemate 43 Lyle McCombs

DEFENSE DE 48 Trevardo Williams 95 Kenton AdeyemiDT 4 Twyon Martin 53 Ryan WirthDT 99 Kendall Reyes 59 Shamar StephenDE 91 Jesse Joseph 98 Teddy JenningsLB 3 Sio Moore 19 Kijuan DabneyLB 55 Jerome Williams 28 Jory JohnsonLB 33 Yawin Smallwood 9 Andrew OpokuCB 7 Dwayne Gratz 21 Gary WilburnS 15 Jerome Junior 2 Gilbert StlouisS 25 Harris Agbor 16 Byron JonesCB 5 Blidi Wreh-Wilson 29 Taylor Mack SPECIAL TEAMSK 38 Dave Teggart 13 Chad ChristenP 86 Cole Wagner 13 Chad Christen

Defensive tackle Twyon Martin


YEAR BY YEAR RESULTSCONNECTICUT

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1896 8 5 3 01897 7 5 2 01898 3 0 3 0 E.S. Mansfield1899 8 6 2 0 T.D. Knowles1900 8 4 3 1 T.D. Knowles1901 10 8 2 0 T.D. Knowles1902 7 4 3 0 E.O. Smith1903 8 3 5 0 E.O. Smith1904 9 5 3 1 E.O. Smith1905 4 2 2 0 E.O. Smith1906 6 2 4 0 George H. Lamson1907 7 2 5 0 George H. Lamson1908 8 4 3 1 W.F. Madden1909 8 3 5 0 S.F.G. McLean1910 7 1 5 1 M.F. Claffey1911 5 0 5 0 Leo Hafford1912 6 3 3 0 A.J. Sharadin1913 8 5 3 0 P.T. Brady1914 3 3 0 0 Dave W. Warner1915 8 1 7 0 John F. Donahue1916 8 1 7 0 John F. Donahue1917 No Games Played1918 No Games Played1919 8 2 6 0 Roy J. Guyer1920 8 1 6 1 Ross Swartz1921 8 3 2 3 Wilder Tasker1922 9 2 6 1 Wilder Tasker1923 8 3 4 1 Sumner A. Dole1924 8 6 0 2 Sumner A. Dole1925 9 3 5 1 Sumner A. Dole1926 8 7 1 0 Sumner A. Dole1927 9 5 4 0 Sumner A. Dole1928 8 4 0 4 Sumner A. Dole1929 8 4 4 0 Sumner A. Dole1930 7 1 5 1 Sumner A. Dole1931 8 2 3 3 Sumner A. Dole1932 8 0 6 2 Sumner A. Dole1933 8 1 6 1 Sumner A. Dole1934 8 1 7 0 J.O. Christian1935 7 2 4 1 J.O. Christian1936 9 7 2 0 J.O. Christian1937 9 6 2 1 J.O. Christian1938 7 4 3 0 J.O. Christian1939 8 5 3 0 J.O. Christian1940 8 4 4 0 J.O. Christian1941 8 2 6 0 J.O. Christian1942 8 6 2 0 J.O. Christian1943 No Games Played1944 8 7 1 0 J.O. Christian1945 8 7 1 0 J.O. Christian1946 8 4 3 1 J.O. Christian1947 8 4 4 0 J.O. Christian1948 8 3 5 0 J.O. Christian1949 9 4 4 1 J.O. Christian1950 8 3 5 0 Arthur L. Valpey1951 8 4 4 0 Arthur L. Valpey1952 8 5 3 0 Robert Ingalls1953 8 3 4 1 Robert Ingalls1954 9 1 8 0 Robert Ingalls1955 8 4 4 0 Robert Ingalls1956 9 6 2 1 Robert Ingalls1957 10 5 4 1 Robert Ingalls1958 10 7 3 0 Robert Ingalls1959 9 6 3 0 Robert Ingalls1960 9 5 4 0 Robert Ingalls1961 9 2 7 0 Robert Ingalls1962 9 3 6 0 Robert Ingalls1963 8 2 6 0 Robert Ingalls1964 9 4 4 1 Richard E. Forzano1965 9 3 6 0 Richard E. Forzano1966 9 2 6 1 John L. Toner1967 9 5 4 0 John L. Toner1968 10 4 6 0 John L. Toner1969 9 5 4 0 John L. Toner

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1970 10 4 4 2 John L. Toner1971 9 5 3 1 Robert F. Casciola1972 9 4 5 0 Robert F. Casciola1973 11 8 2 1 Larry L. Naviaux1974 10 4 6 0 Larry L. Naviaux1975 11 4 7 0 Larry L. Naviaux1976 11 2 9 0 Larry L. Naviaux1977 11 1 10 0 Larry L. Naviaux1978 11 4 7 0 Walt Nadzak1979 11 3 6 2 Walt Nadzak1980 10 7 3 0 Walt Nadzak1981 11 4 7 0 Walt Nadzak1982 11 5 6 0 Walt Nadzak1983 11 5 6 0 Tom Jackson1984 11 3 8 0 Tom Jackson1985 9 4 5 0 Tom Jackson1986 11 8 3 0 Tom Jackson1987 11 7 4 0 Tom Jackson1988 11 7 4 0 Tom Jackson1989 11 8 3 0 Tom Jackson1990 11 6 5 0 Tom Jackson1991 11 3 8 0 Tom Jackson1992 11 5 6 0 Tom Jackson1993 11 6 5 0 Tom Jackson1994 11 4 7 0 Tom Jackson1995 11 8 3 0 Skip Holtz1996 11 5 6 Skip Holtz1997 11 7 4 Skip Holtz1998 13 10 3 Skip Holtz1999 11 4 7 Randy Edsall2000 11 3 8 Randy Edsall2001 11 2 9 Randy Edsall2002 12 6 6 Randy Edsall2003 12 9 3 Randy Edsall2004 12 8 4 Randy Edsall Motor City2005 11 5 6 Randy Edsall2006 12 4 8 Randy Edsall2007 13 9 4 Randy Edsall Meineke Car Care2008 13 8 5 Randy Edsall International2009 13 8 5 Randy Edsall PapaJohns.com2010 13 8 5 Randy Edsall FiestaTOTAL 1032 481 503 38

CONNECTICUT IN THE BIG EAST/FINISH2004 3-3/5th2005 2-5/t-6th 2006 1-6/t-7th2007 5-2/t-1st 2008 3-4/5th2009 3-4/t-4th2010 5-2/t-1st

Dr. James RamseyPresident

Tom Jurich Director of Athletics

Charlie Strong Head Coach

Rocco Gasparro Sports Information

LOUISVILLE CARDINALS

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLELocation: ....................................................Louisville, Ky.Enrollment: .......................................................... 24,000Founded: ................................................................. 1798Nickname: ........................................................CardinalsColors: ......................................................Red and BlackWeb Site: ...............................................UofLSports.comStadium: ..........................Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium (55,000/FieldTurf)President: .......................................... Dr. James RamseyDirector of Athletics: ....................................Tom JurichHead Coach: ........ Charlie Strong (Central Arkansas ’82)

MEDIA RELATIONSAssistant SID: ........................................Rocco GasparroOffice Phone: .........................................(502) 802-0102Mobile: ...................................................(502) 262-2258E-mail: [email protected] Fax: ..................................................(502) 852-7401Press Box Phone: ...................................(502) 852-6703

CARDINAL TEAM FACTS2010 Record/Finish: ...................7-6/3-4 BIG EAST (5th)All-Time Record: ............................... 453-427-17 (.514)All-Time BIG EAST Record: ..........................19-23 (.452)Bowl Appearances: .................................................... 14Bowl Record: ...................................................7-7 (.500)Last Bowl Appearance: .......2010 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl (Louisville 31, Southern Miss 28)Offensive System: ..............................................MultipleDefensive System: ..................................................... 4-3Lettermen Returning/Lost: ...................................34/21Starters Returning/Lost: .......................................12/13


STORYLINESLOUISVILLE

STORYLINESLouisville snapped a string of three straight seasons without a postseason appearance with a win in the 2010 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. Petersburg.

Louisville loses four All-BIG EAST First Team selections from last year — the most of any BIG EAST team.

After winning just one road game in the previ-ous two seasons combined, Louisville went 3-2 on the road in 2010.

The Cardinals return just 11 starting position players from last year.

OFFENSEThe Cardinal offense, which ranked second in the BIG EAST in scoring (26.4 ppg), looks to re-place seven starters. Louisville will be without its top two quarterbacks, its top running back and four starting linemen.

QB Will Stein, who made two starts in 2009 and saw spot duty in relief last year, is the only quarterback on the roster with significant game experience. True freshman Teddy Bridgewater enrolled in January and could push for a start-ing spot.

C Mario Benevides is the only returning starter on the offensive line. Benevides has started 24 of Louisville’s last 25 games.

RBs Victor Anderson (the 2008 BIG EAST Rookie

of the Year) and Jeremy Wright are the key re-turners in the backfied as the Cardinals look to replace the production of Bilal Powell, who ran for 1,405 yards and 11 TDs last year.

DEFENSELouisville ranked 10th nationally in pass de-fense, allowing an average of 167.4 yards per game in 2010. The Cardinals were 14th nation-ally in total defense (311.7 ypg).

S Hakeem Smith — the 2010 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year — was 10th in the BIG EAST in tackles last season. He is the key man in a secondary that will replace both starting cornerbacks from a year ago.

LB Daniel Brown (54 tackles) and LB Dexter Heyman (48 tackles) return as starters, while LB Preston Brown is expected to step in at the strong-side spot.

The defensive line relied on a number of young players last year and should be an area of strength thanks to the return of three starters. DE B.J. Butler had 23 tackles and 2.5 sacks as a freshman and will be a player to watch.

SPECIAL TEAMSK/P Chris Philpott ranked seventh in the BIG EAST in scoring (6.4 ppg) last season and was eighth in the league in punting (40.5 ypp).

RB Jeremy Wright averaged 30.6 yards on kickoff returns, good for second in the BIG EAST.

2011 ScheduleThu., Sept. 1 Murray State

6 p.m., ESPNUSeries: Louisville leads, 11-6Notable: Past Murray State head coaches include Frank Beamer, Houston Nutt and Mike Gottfried.

Fri., Sept. 9 Florida International7 p.m., ESPN

Series: First meetingNotable: BIG EAST teams are 21-0 all-time against the Sun Belt Conference entering 2011.

Sat., Sept. 17 at KentuckyThe Governor’s Cup TBDSeries: Kentucky leads, 14-8Notable: Louisville looks to snap a four-game series slide against the Wildcats.

Sat., Oct. 1 MarshallTBD

Series: Louisville leads, 16-11Notable: Louisville last faced Marshall in the 2002 GMAC Bowl, winning 38-15.

Sat., Oct. 8 at North CarolinaTBD

Series: Louisville leads, 3-2Notable: Last meeting was a 69-14 Louisville win Oct. 8, 2005.

Fri., Oct. 15 at CINCINNATIThe Keg of Nails • at Paul Brown Stadium TBDSeries: Cincinnati leads, 29-21-1Notable: Louisville dropped its third straight to the Bearcats in 2010 despite 209 yards from Bilal Powell.

Fri., Oct. 21 RUTGERS8 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2

Series: Rutgers leads, 7-3Notable: The schools have split six previous meet-ings as BIG EAST members.

Sat., Oct. 29 SYRACUSETBD

Series: Tied, 5-5Notable: The last four meetings have all been decided by eight points or fewer.

Sat., Nov. 5 at WEST VIRGINIATBD

Series: West Virginia leads, 10-2Notable: Louisville looks for its first win at Mountaineer Field since 1990.

Sat., Nov. 12 PITTSBURGHTBD

Series: Tied, 7-7Notable: Cardinals won seven straight from 1990-2007, but have dropped their last three to Pitt.

Sat., Nov. 19 at CONNECTICUTTBD

Series: Louisville leads, 4-3Notable: The Cardinals got four field goals from Chris Philpott in last year’s 26-0 win.

Fri., Nov. 25 at USFTBD, ABC/ESPN/ESPN2

Series: USF leads, 4-3Notable: Louisville is 0-4 at Raymond James Stadium.Wide receiver Josh Bellamy


2011 ROSTERLOUISVILLE

No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/JC

71 Chris Acosta OG r-Fr. 6-3 275 Miami, Fla./Hileah

27 Mike Addessa LB Fr. 5-11 200 Brandenburg, Ky./Meade County

20 Victor Anderson RB Sr. 5-10 189 Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier

8 Darius Ashley CB Jr. 5-8 186 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier

80 Stephon Ball TE Jr. 6-4 231 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier

1 Josh Bellamy WR Sr. 6-0 206 St. Petersburg, Fla./Butte

55 Mario Benavides C Jr. 6-4 300 Los Fresnos, Texas/Los Fresnos

40 Josh Bleser P Sr. 6-2 213 Park Hill, Ky./Covington Catholic

25 Anthony Branch DB Fr. 5-10 182 Louisville, Ky./DuPont Manual

5 Teddy Bridgewater QB Fr. 6-2 193 Miami, Fla./Northwestern

99 Jamaine Brooks DT r-Fr. 6-4 318 Miami, Fla./Palmetto

24 Daniel Brown LB Jr. 6-1 219 Atlanta, Ga./Douglass

10 Dominique Brown QB So. 6-2 221 Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods

96 Jamon Brown DT Fr. 6-4 300 Fern Creek, Ky./Fern Creek

2 Preston Brown LB So. 6-2 258 Cincinnati, Ohio/Northwest

44 B.J. Butler DE So. 6-2 256 Kissimmee, Fla./Osceola

37 Lincoln Carr WR Jr. 5-10 163 Crestwood, Ky./South Oldham

19 Joe Castenada DB Fr. 5-10 174 Covington, Ky./Covington Catholic

11 Josh Chichester TE Sr. 6-8 240 West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West

62 John Clark OG/C Sr. 6-2 305 Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier

35 Anthony Conner CB Sr. 5-11 187 Houston, Texas/Butte CC

7 Damian Copeland WR So. 6-0 184 Bradenton, Fla./Palmetto

88 Jarrett Davis WR So. 5-10 172 College Park, Ga./Sandy Creek

37 Tyon Dixon LB So. 6-0 208 Cincinnati, Ohio/Colerain

87 Kai Dominguez WR So. 6-1 175 Montvale, N.J./St. Joseph’s

33 Grant Donovan LS r-Fr. 6-1 213 Louisville, Ky./Male

90 Bryant Dubose DE Fr. 6-4 240 Oakland Park, Fla./Northeast

92 Brandon Dunn DT So. 6-3 285 Louisville, Ky./Pleasure Ridge Park

34 George Durant DE So. 6-2 229 St. Petersburg, Fla./Boca Ciega

78 Aaron Epps OL Fr. 6-5 245 Tucker, Ga./Tucker

33 Mike Evans S Sr. 5-10 188 Bellflower, Calif./Nevada

26 Zed Evans CB So. 5-11 188 Seagoville, Texas/Seagoville

35 Andrew Fletcher K r-Fr. 5-8 170 Nashville, Tenn./Montgomery Bell

19 Terrell Floyd CB Fr. 5-10 170 Fort Pierce, Fla./Port St. Lucie

46 Thaddeus Franklin LB Fr. 5-10 187 Versailles, Ky./Tates Creek

6 Charles Gaines CB Fr. 5-10 176 Miami, Fla./Central

45 Justin Gilmore DB r-Fr. 5-11 181 Niagara Falls, N.Y./Niagara Wheatfield

29 Stephen Goodwin WR So. 6-0 195 Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier

42 Jalen Harrington LB Fr. 6-3 215 Fern Creek, Ky./Fern Creek

2 Michaelee Harris WR r-Fr. 6-0 198 Miami, Fla./Northwestern

23 Joe Hearn RB Fr. 5-9 173 Villa Hills, Ky./Covington Catholic

73 Hector Hernandez OT Sr. 6-5 294 Naples, Fla./Naples

57 Nick Heuser LB Jr. 6-0 232 Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier

46 Dexter Heyman LB Sr. 6-3 239 Louisville, Ky./Male

30 Kamal Hogan RB r-Fr. 5-11 209 Montvale, N.J./St. Joseph’s

36 Shenard Holton S Jr. 6-1 187 Bowling Green, Ky./Warren East

39 Kenneth Jaboin DB Sr. 6-2 210 Miami, Fla./NIACC

15 Andrew Johnson DB Fr. 5-10 178 Miami, Fla./Southridge

38 Ryan Johnson P r-Fr. 5-11 190 Louisville, Ky./DeSales

68 Kamran Joyer OG So. 6-3 299 Tampa, Fla./Wesley Chapel

75 Ryan Kessling OT Sr. 6-5 304 Tallahassee, Fla./Chiles

66 Alex Kupper OL Jr. 6-3 295 Louisville, Ky./Trinity

65 Dylan Kupper OL Fr. 6-3 265 Louisville, Ky./Trinity

42 Champ Lee LB So. 6-0 204 Lakeland, Fla./Lake Gibson

74 Ryan Mack OL Fr. 6-4 315 Memphis, Tenn./Wooddale


94 Lorenzo Mauldin DE Fr. 6-4 240 Atlanta, Ga./Maynard Jackson

49 Jarel McGriff-Culver RB r-Fr. 6-0 205 Chicago, Ill./Downer’s Grove

70 John Miller OL Fr. 6-2 295 Miami, Fla./Central

47 Malcolm Mitchell DE So. 6-2 236 Stone Mountain, Ga./Dunwoody

83 Jerrell Moore WR Fr. 5-11 175 Louisville, Ky./Fern Creek

48 Deiontrez Mount DE Fr. 6-5 215 Fort Walton Beach, Fla./Fort Walton Beach

18 Matthew Nakatani K r-Fr. 5-8 160 Louisville, Ky./Shelby County

26 Aaron Nance WR So. 6-3 209 Louisville, Ky./Seneca

85 Nate Nord TE Jr. 6-5 248 Boca Raton, Fla./W. Boca Raton

13 Preston Pace CB Sr. 6-1 199 St. Petersburg, Fla./Butte

9 DeVante Parker WR Fr. 6-2 180 Louisville, Ky./Ballard

22 Jordon Paschal CB r-Fr. 5-9 180 Trotwood, Ohio/Trotwood

59 Zach Perkins OL So. 6-3 293 Shepherdsville, Ky./North Bullitt

32 Senorise Perry RB So. 6-0 192 Summerville, Ga./Chattooga

76 Chase Petersen OT Fr. 6-4 294 Bentonville, Ark./Bentonville

93 Roy Philon DT So. 6-3 272 Lexington, Ky./Bryan Station

12 Chris Philpott K Sr. 6-0 198 Atlanta, Ga. St./Pius X Catholic

51 Mike Privott LB So. 6-0 224 Norfolk, Va./Lake Taylor

25 Calvin Pryor S Fr. 6-1 190 Port St. Joe, Fla./Port St. Joe

89 Scott Radcliff WR Jr. 5-10 182 Louisville, Ky./Trinity

31 Jermaine Reve S Fr. 6-2 175 Miami, Fla./Northwestern

84 Stephan Robinson WR r-Fr. 5-8 175 Louisville, Ky./Central

43 Deon Rogers LB So. 6-2 200 Port St. Lucie, Fla./Treasure Coast

82 Eli Rogers WR Fr. 5-10 180 Miami, Fla./Northwestern

56 Tarik Rollins LB So. 6-2 223 Hollywood, Fla./Clemson

54 Mike Romano OL Fr. 6-4 270 Port St. Lucie, Fla./Treasure Coast

95 Randy Salmon DT Jr. 6-3 286 Stockbridge, Ga./Hutchinson CC

91 William Savoy DE Sr. 6-1 248 Elizabethtown, Ky./John Hardin

11 Greg Scruggs DE Sr. 6-4 273 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier

23 Terence Simien LB Sr. 6-3 208 Burbank, Calif./San Mateo CC

14 Andrell Smith WR Jr. 6-4 209 Miami, Fla./Palmetto

29 Hakeem Smith S So. 6-1 183 Jonesboro, Ga./Riverdale

53 Jake Smith OG r-Fr. 6-3 315 Jacksonville, Ala./Jacksonville

97 Marcus Smith DE So. 6-4 251 Columbus, Ga./Hardaway

4 Will Stein QB Jr. 5-10 176 Louisville, Ky./Trinity

72 Hunter Stout OL So. 6-4 291 Tampa, Fla./Wharton

18 Titus Teague CB So. 5-11 176 Pomona, Calif./Pomona

31 DeMarcus Topp WR Jr. 5-10 200 Paducah, Ky./Paducah-Tilghman

69 Chris Walker OL So. 6-2 306 Louisville, Ky./Ballard

45 John Wallace P/K Fr. 6-1 175 Cecilia, Ky./Central Hardin

81 Chris White TE So. 6-4 243 Elizabethtown, Ky./John Hardin

48 Agyei Williams S Jr. 5-11 184 Louisville, Ky./Trinity

28 Jeremy Wright RB So. 5-11 199 Clermont, Fla./East Lake

39 Chris Zelli LB Fr. 5-10 198 Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville


COACHING STAFFLOUISVILLE

After waiting 27 years for an opportu-nity to be a head coach, Charlie Strong made the most of his first season by lead-ing the Cardinals to a bowl game for the first time in three seasons and becoming the first Louisville coach to earn BIG EAST Coach of the Year accolades.

Strong helped the Cardinals to a top 20 finish in total defense and a top-10 finish in sacks.

Strong has also worked for three differ-ent head coaches who have won national championships in Florida’s Urban Meyer, South Carolina’s Steve Spurrier and for-mer Notre Dame head coach Lou Holtz.

During his tenure at Florida, he coached 13 All-Americans, a National Defensive Player of the Year, a Jack Tatum Award winner, two SEC Defensive Freshmen of the Year, two Thorpe Award finalists, two Nagurski Trophy finalists and the 2008 Chevrolet Defensive Player of the Year. He developed seven first-round NFL Draft picks and 18 players that were selected in the third round or higher.

Strong came to Louisville after spending seven seasons as the defensive coordinator at the Florida, including his last two as the associate head coach. It was his fourth different stint with the Gators, having coached at Florida from 1991-94, 1988-89 and 1983-84. He served as Florida’s interim head coach in 2004, falling to Miami 27-10 in the Peach Bowl.

In 2009, Strong guided one of the nation’s top defensive units, finishing in the top five in four different statistical categories. Florida was third in the nation in scoring defense (11.54 ppg), third in pass defense (151.46), fourth in total defense (253.08) and fifth in pass efficiency defense (93.91) in leading the Gators to a 12-1 record and a trip to the SEC championship game for the third time in Strong’s tenure as the defensive coordinator.

Five members of his 2009 defense earned first- or second-team All-SEC accolades. Strong was named a finalist for the Frank Broyles Award, given to the nation’s top assistant coach for the second straight year, and is the only second three-time finalist in the history of the award. Strong’s defense in 2008 ranked in the top 20 nationally in 10 statistical categories, including a school-record-tying 26 intercep-tions that also tied for the most in the country that season. Florida’s scoring defense showed the third-largest improvement from the 2007 season to the 2008 season, finishing fifth in the nation by yielding only 12.9 points per game.

His most impressive output of the season came

in the 2009 FedEx BCS National Championship Game against Oklahoma, which entered the contest averaging 54 points per game. The Gators held the highest-scoring offense in the history of college football to just 14 points and 363 total yards in Florida’s 24-14 win to guide the Gators to their second national title in three years.

Strong was named one of the nation’s top-25 best recruiters by Rivals.com for his part in ink-ing the 2007 signing class that was ranked No. 1 by most outlets. He was also a vital part in help-ing Florida lead the SEC in rushing defense for the second straight season while surrendering only 103.3 yards per game, registering as the 10th-best nationally.

In 2006, Strong helped guide the Gator defense that limited opponents to a league-best 72.5 rushing yards per game. That figure marked the second-lowest total in school his-tory, and stood nearly 25 yards better than the next-best team in the SEC.

From 1999-2002, Strong served as defensive coordinator at South Carolina, earning finalist honors for the Broyles Award in 2000. He guid-ed the Gamecocks to a top-20 national ranking in total defense twice, while the 2000 squad ranked sixth in the country in scoring defense. Strong also spent four seasons at Notre Dame, overseeing the defensive line on a defense that registered a school-record 41.5 sacks in 1997.

A four-year letterwinner at Central Arkansas, Strong was a three-time all-conference selec-tion in football and a two-time honoree in track.

Charlie Strong At A GlanceHometown: Batesville, Ark.Family: Wife – Victoria; Children - Tory, Hailee, HopeAlma Mater (Year): Central Arkansas (1982)Hired at Louisville: Dec. 9, 2009

Collegiate/Professional Coaching Career:1983-84 Graduate Assistant, Florida1985 Graduate Assistant, Texas A&M1986-87 Receivers Coach, Southern Illinois1988-89 Outside Linebackers Coach, Florida1990 Receivers Coach, Mississippi1991-93 Defensive Ends Coach, Florida1994 Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Tackles,

Florida1995-98 Defensive Line Coach, Notre Dame1999-2002 Defensive Coordinator, South Carolina2003-04 Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs, Florida2005-07 Assistant Head Coach/ Co-Defensive Coordinator, Florida2008-09 Associate Head Coach/ Defensive Coordinator, Florida2010- Head Coach, Louisville

Against The BIG EAST (3-4)Cincinnati 0-1Connecticut 1-0Pittsburgh 0-1Rutgers 1-0USF 0-1Syracuse 1-0West Virginia 0-1

Playing Career: 1979-82 Central Arkansas

Office Phone: (502) 852-7775

Assistant Coaches

Mike SanfordAssistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator

Vance BedfordDefensive Coordinator

Kenny CarterRunning Backs/Special Teams

Dave BorbelyOffensive Line

Ron DugansWide Receivers

Clint HurttDefensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator

Brian Jean-MaryLinebackers

Larry SladeSecondary

Shawn WatsonQuarterbacks

Charlie StrongHead Coach


Charlie Strong Year-By-YearYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE BOWL FINAL RANK2004 * Florida 0-1 0-0 Peach Bowl (lost to Miami (Fla.), 27-10) -/252010 Louisville 7-6 3-4 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl (defeated Southern Mississippi, 31-28)

Florida Record 0-1 0-0 0-1 .000 — .000

Louisville Record 7-6 3-4 1-0 .538 .429 1.000

Career Record 7-7 3-4 0-1 .500 .429 .500

*Coached Florida in the 2004 Peach Bowl after the dismissal of Ron Zook

All-Time Louisville Coaches TENURE W L T PCT BIG EAST PCTLester Larson 1912-13 8 2 0 .800Bruce Baker 1914 1 4 0 .200Will Duffy 1915-16 3 8 2 .308Bill Duncan 1921-22 4 9 1 .321Fred Enke 1923-24 8 8 1 .500Tom King 1925-30 27 21 0 .563Jack McGrath 1931 5 3 0 .000C.V. “Red” Money 1932 0 9 0 .000Ben Cregor 1933-35 4 18 1 .196Laurie Apitz 1936-42 22 29 3 .435Frank Camp 1946-68 118 95 2 .556Lee Corso 1969-72 28 11 3 .690T.W. Alley 1973-74 9 13 0 .409Vince Gibson 1975-79 25 29 2 .464Bob Weber 1980-84 20 35 0 .364Howard Schnellenberger 1985-94 54 56 2 .491Ron Cooper 1995-97 13 20 0 .394John L. Smith 1998-02 41 21 0 .661Bobby Petrino 2003-06 41 9 0 .820 11-3 .786Steve Kragthorpe 2007-09 15 21 0 .417 5-16 .238Charlie Strong 2010- 7 6 0 .538 3-4 .429Total 453 427 17 .514 19-23 .452

COACHING STAFFLOUISVILLE

Lee Corso

Howard Schnellenberger

Bobby Petrino


2010 STATISTICSLOUISVILLE

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GPOWELL, Bilal 12 229 1488 83 1405 6.1 11 85 117.1WRIGHT, Jeremy 11 59 334 7 327 5.5 4 64 29.7Total 13 469 2553 279 2274 4.8 17 85 174.9Opponents 13 467 2298 439 1859 4.0 14 67 143.0

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GFROMAN, Adam 9 136.46 132-218-4 60.6 1633 11 57 181.4BURKE, Justin 8 130.51 75-129-3 58.1 790 10 29 98.8STEIN, Will 3 131.06 9-14-0 64.3 72 1 29 24.0Total 13 133.73 217-363-8 59.8 2522 22 57 194.0Opponents 13 118.40 187-341-9 54.8 2166 16 62 166.6

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GBEAUMONT, Doug 11 41 440 10.7 1 44 40.0GRAHAM, Cameron 13 40 470 11.8 5 39 36.2BELLAMY, Josh 13 29 401 13.8 5 44 30.8SMITH, Andrell 13 25 377 15.1 3 42 29.0CHICHESTER, Josh 12 22 317 14.4 5 48 26.4Total 13 217 2522 11.6 22 57 194.0Opponents 13 187 2166 11.6 16 62 166.6

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongBEAUMONT, Doug 14 213 15.2 1 74Total 23 290 12.6 1 74Opponents 20 102 5.1 0 28

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongWRIGHT, Jeremy 16 489 30.6 1 95ANDERSON, Victor 13 393 30.2 0 67Total 45 1147 25.5 1 95Opponents 53 1256 23.7 1 100

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsPOWELL, Bilal 14 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 84PHILPOTT, Chris 0 14-18 41-43 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 83GRAHAM, Cameron 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30CHICHESTER, Josh 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30WRIGHT, Jeremy 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30BELLAMY, Josh 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30Total 43 14-18 41-43 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 343Opponents 32 10-19 28-29 1-2 0 0-1 0 0 252

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GFROMAN, Adam 9 254 75 1633 1708 189.8POWELL, Bilal 12 229 1405 0 1405 117.1Total 13 832 2274 2522 4796 368.9Opponents 13 808 1859 2166 4025 309.6

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkPHILPOTT, Chris 14-18 77.8 0-0 5-5 5-6 4-7 0-0 46 0

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdPHILPOTT, Chris 37 1497 40.5 73 2 9 13 0BLESER, Josh 29 1154 39.8 59 3 7 11 0Total 66 2651 40.2 73 5 16 24 0Opponents 72 3070 42.6 71 4 16 20 0

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GPOWELL, Bilal 12 1405 158 0 0 0 1563 130.2WRIGHT, Jeremy 11 327 12 0 489 0 828 75.3ANDERSON, Victor 10 286 61 0 393 0 740 74.0Total 13 2274 2522 290 1147 104 6337 487.5Opponents 13 1859 2166 102 1256 102 5485 421.9

DEFENSE G Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int PBU H FR-Yds FF Blk SafSMITH, Hakeem 13 62 26 88 6.0-20 1.0-7 . 1 . 1-0 1 . .HOLTON, Shenard 13 54 20 74 2.0-8 . 1-0 1 . . . . .HEATH, Brandon 12 50 20 70 8.5-30 3.0-22 . 2 . . . . .BROWN, Daniel 13 44 11 55 11.0-55 4.0-32 . . 2 1-0 1 . .PATRICK, Johnny 13 43 6 49 6.5-19 1.0-6 5-99 12 1 . 1 1 .Total 13 530 222 752 86-373 39-256 9-104 29 12 9-0 9 2 1Opponents 13 524 280 804 81.0-270 17-124 8-102 25 5 7-56 12 1 .



Date Opponent Result9/4 Kentucky (ABC) L, 16-239/11 Eastern Kentucky (BIG EAST Network) W, 23-139/18 at Oregon State (FSN Northwest) L, 28-3510/2 at Arkansas State (ESPN3.com) W, 34-2410/9 Memphis (ESPN3.com) W, 56-010/15 CINCINNATI (ESPN) L, 27-3510/23 CONNECTICUT (ESPNU) W, 26-010/30 at PITTSBURGH (BIG EAST Network) L, 3-2011/6 at SYRACUSE (BIG EAST Network) W, 28-2011/13 USF (ESPNU) ot L, 21-2411/20 WEST VIRGINIA (BIG EAST Network) L, 10-1711/26 at RUTGERS (ESPN2) W, 40-1312/21 vs. Southern Mississippi (ESPN) ^ W, 31-28

^ Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Fla.

TEAM STATISTICS LOU OPPSCORING 343 252 Points Per Game 26.4 19.4FIRST DOWNS 244 219 Rushing 110 99 Passing 118 97 Penalty 16 23RUSHING YARDAGE 2274 1859 Yards gained rushing 2553 2298 Yards lost rushing 279 439 Rushing Attempts 469 467 Average Per Rush 4.8 4.0 Average Per Game 174.9 143.0 TDs Rushing 17 14PASSING YARDAGE 2522 2166 Comp-Att-Int 217-363-8 187-341-9 Average Per Pass 6.9 6.4 Average Per Catch 11.6 11.6 Average Per Game 194.0 166.6 TDs Passing 22 16TOTAL OFFENSE 4796 4025 Total Plays 832 808 Average Per Play 5.8 5.0 Average Per Game 368.9 309.6KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 45-1147 53-1256PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 23-290 20-102INT RETURNS: #-Yards 9-104 8-102KICK RETURN AVERAGE 25.5 23.7PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 12.6 5.1INT RETURN AVERAGE 11.6 12.8FUMBLES-LOST 14-8 17-10PENALTIES-Yards 103-829 85-676 Average Per Game 63.8 52.0PUNTS-Yards 66-2651 72-3070 Average Per Punt 40.2 42.6 Net punt average 37.1 37.5TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:51 28:393RD-DOWN Conversions 71/177 60/174 3rd-Down Pct 40% 34%4TH-DOWN Conversions 7/13 4/8 4th-Down Pct 54% 50%SACKS BY-Yards 39-256 17-124MISC YARDS 8 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 43 32FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 14-18 10-19ON-SIDE KICKS 1-1 1-1RED-ZONE SCORES (31-38) 82% (24-31) 77%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (22-38) 58% (17-31) 55%PAT-ATTEMPTS (41-43) 95% (28-29) 97%ATTENDANCE 354537 197317 Games/Avg Per Game 7/50648 5/39463 Neutral Site Games 1/20017

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalLouisville 72 164 51 56 0 343Opponents 65 79 67 38 3 252


DEPTH CHART & RECORDSLOUISVILLE

TEAM RECORDS

Points Game: 100 vs. Washington (Tenn.), 1913 Season: 597, 2004

Total Offense Game: 779 vs. Houston, 2003 Season: 6,468, 2004

Yards Rushing Game: 475 vs. Morehead State, 1957 Season: 2,996, 2003

Yards Passing Game: 615 vs. East Carolina, 1998 Season: 4,498, 1998

First Downs Season: 323, 2004

Total Defense Season: 2,106, 1972


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Season: 144, Michael Bush, 2005 Career: 433, Art Carmody, 2004-07

Total Offense Game: 578, Chris Redman vs. East Carolina, 1998 Season: 4,009, Chris Redman, 1998 Career: 12,129, Chris Redman, 1996-99

Yards Rushing Game: 275, Anthony Allen vs. Middle Tennessee State, 2007 Season: 1,429, Howard Stevens, 1971 Career: 3,204, Walter Peacock, 1972-75

Rushing Touchdowns Game: 5, four times Season: 23, Michael Bush, 2005 Career: 43, Lenny Lyles, 1954-57

Yards Passing Game: 592, Chris Redman vs. East Carolina, 1998 Season: 4,042, Chris Redman, 1998 Career: 12,541, Chris Redman, 1996-99

Completion Percentage Season: 73.5, Stefan LeFors, 2004 Career: 66.3, Brian Brohm, 2004-

Touchdown Passes Game: 6, Chris Redman vs. East Carolina, 1998 Season: 30, Brian Brohm, 2007 Career: 84, Chris Redman, 1996-99

Receptions Game: 15, Arnold Jackson vs. Cincinnati, 1999 15, Ibn Green vs. East Carolina, 1998 Season: 101, Arnold Jackson, 1999 Career: 300, Arnold Jackson, 1997-2000

Yards Receiving Game: 214, Ibn Green vs. East Carolina, 1998 Season: 1,265, Harry Douglas, 2006 Career: 3,670, Arnold Jackson, 1997-2000

Touchdown Receptions Game: 5, Anthony Cummings vs. Cincinnati, 1990 Season: 12, Ibn Green, 1998 Career: 33, Ibn Green, 1996-99

Field Goals Game: 4, Art Carmody vs. Pittsburgh, 2005 4, Nate Smith vs. Houston, 2000 Season: 21, Art Carmody, 2006 Career: 60, Art Carmody, 2004-07

Punting Average Season: 43.0, Wilbur Summers, 1975 Career: 42.0, Wilbur Summers, 1973-76

Interceptions Game: 5, Tom Giannini vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1933 Season: 10, Anthony Floyd, 2000


OFFENSE WR (X) 1 Josh Bellamy 2 Michalee HarrisWR (H) 89 Scott Radcliff 84 Stephan RobinsonWR (Z) 14 Andrell Smith 88 Jarrett DavisLT 73 Hector Hernandez 71 Chris AcostaLG 66 Alex Kupper 68 Kamran JoyerC 55 Mario Benevides 62 John ClarkRG 53 Jake Smith 72 Hunter StoutRT 75 Ryan Kessling 76 Chase PetersonTE 11 Josh Chichester 80 Stephon Ball or 85 Nate NordQB 4 Will Stein or 5 Teddy BridgewaterRB 20 Victor Anderson 28 Jeremy Wright

DEFENSE DE 44 B.J. Butler 61 William SavoyDT 95 Randy Salong 93 Roy PhilonNT 92 Brandon Dunn 99 Jamaine BrooksDE 11 Greg Scruggs 97 Marcus SmithWLB 24 Daniel Brown 43 Deon RogersMLB 46 Dexter Heyman 37 Tyon DixonSLB 2 Preston BrownCB 35 Anthony Conner 13 Preston PaceCB 18 Titus Teague 22 Jordon PaschalSS 29 Hakeem Smith 31 Jermaine ReveFS 36 Shenard Holton 33 Mike Evans SPECIAL TEAMSK 12 Chris Philpott 35 Andrew FletcherP 12 Chris Philpott 40 Josh Bleser

Linebacker Dexter Heyman


YEAR BY YEAR RESULTSLOUISVILLE

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1912 4 3 1 0 Lester Larson1913 6 5 1 0 Lester Larson1914 5 1 4 0 Bruce Baker1915 7 1 5 1 Will Duffy1916 6 2 3 1 Will Duffy1917 No Games Played1918 No Games Played1919 No Games Played1920 No Games Played1921 5 2 2 1 Bill Duncan1922 9 2 7 0 Bill Duncan1923 8 5 3 0 Fred Enke1924 9 3 5 1 Fred Enke1925 8 8 0 0 Tom King1926 8 6 2 0 Tom King1927 8 4 4 0 Tom King1928 8 1 7 0 Tom King1929 8 3 5 0 Tom King1930 8 5 3 0 Tom King1931 8 5 3 0 Jack McGrath1932 9 0 9 0 C.V. “Red” Money1933 8 1 7 0 Ben Cregor1934 7 2 5 0 Ben Cregor1935 8 1 6 1 Ben Cregor1936 8 4 4 0 Laurie Apitz1937 8 2 5 1 Laurie Apitz1938 8 2 6 0 Laurie Apitz1939 8 5 2 1 Laurie Apitz1940 9 3 5 1 Laurie Apitz1941 8 4 4 0 Laurie Apitz1942 4 2 3 0 Laurie Apitz1943 No Games Played1944 No Games Played1945 No Games Played1946 8 6 2 0 Frank Camp1947 9 7 0 1 Frank Camp1948 10 5 5 0 Frank Camp1949 11 8 3 0 Frank Camp1950 10 3 6 1 Frank Camp1951 9 5 4 0 Frank Camp1952 8 3 5 0 Frank Camp1953 8 1 7 0 Frank Camp1954 9 3 6 0 Frank Camp1955 9 7 2 0 Frank Camp1956 9 6 3 0 Frank Camp1957 10 9 1 0 Frank Camp Sun1958 8 4 4 0 Frank Camp1959 10 6 4 0 Frank Camp1960 9 7 2 0 Frank Camp1961 9 6 3 0 Frank Camp1962 10 6 4 0 Frank Camp1963 10 3 7 0 Frank Camp1964 10 1 9 0 Frank Camp1965 10 6 4 0 Frank Camp1966 10 6 4 0 Frank Camp1967 10 5 5 0 Frank Camp1968 10 5 5 0 Frank Camp1969 10 5 4 1 Lee Corso1970 12 8 3 1 Lee Corso Pasadena1971 10 6 3 1 Lee Corso1972 10 9 1 0 Lee Corso1973 11 5 6 0 T.W. Alley1974 11 4 7 0 T.W. Alley1975 11 2 9 0 Vince Gibson1976 11 5 6 0 Vince Gibson1977 12 7 4 1 Vince Gibson Independence1978 11 7 4 0 Vince Gibson1979 11 4 6 1 Vince Gibson1980 11 5 6 0 Bob Weber1981 11 5 6 0 Bob Weber1982 11 5 6 0 Bob Weber1983 11 3 8 0 Bob Weber1984 11 2 9 0 Bob Weber1985 11 2 9 0 Howard Schnellenberger

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1986 11 3 8 0 Howard Schnellenberger1987 11 3 7 1 Howard Schnellenberger1988 11 8 3 0 Howard Schnellenberger1989 11 6 5 0 Howard Schnellenberger1990 12 10 1 1 Howard Schnellenberger Fiesta1991 11 2 9 0 Howard Schnellenberger1992 11 5 6 0 Howard Schnellenberger1993 12 9 3 0 Howard Schnellenberger Liberty1994 11 6 5 0 Howard Schnellenberger1995 11 7 4 0 Ron Cooper1996 11 5 6 Ron Cooper1997 11 1 10 Ron Cooper1998 12 7 5 John L. Smith Motor City1999 12 7 5 John L. Smith Humanitarian2000 12 9 3 John L. Smith Liberty2001 13 11 2 John L. Smith Liberty2002 13 7 6 John L. Smith GMAC2003 13 9 4 Bobby Petrino GMAC2004 12 11 1 Bobby Petrino Liberty2005 12 9 3 Bobby Petrino Toyota Gator2006 13 12 1 Bobby Petrino FedEx Orange2007 12 6 6 Steve Kragthorpe2008 12 5 7 Steve Kragthorpe2009 12 4 8 Steve Kragthorpe2010 13 7 6 Charlie Strong Beef ‘O’ Brady’sTOTAL 897 453 427 17

LOUISVILLE IN THE BIG EAST/FINISH2005 5-2/2nd2006 6-1/1st 2007 3-4/t-5th2008 1-6/t-7th2009 1-6/t-7th2010 3-4/t-5th

Mark A. NordenbergPresident

Steve Pederson Director of Athletics

Todd Graham Head Coach

E.J. Borghetti Athletic Communications

PITTSBURGH PANTHERS

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGHLocation: ..................................................Pittsburgh, Pa.Enrollment: .......................................................... 28,328Founded: ................................................................. 1787Nickname: ........................................................ PanthersColors: ......................................................Blue and GoldWeb Site: ................................. PittsburghPanthers.comStadium: ...............................Heinz Field (65,050/Grass)President: ...................................... Mark A. NordenbergDirector of Athletics: ............................ Steve PedersonHead Coach: ................ Todd Graham (East Central ’87)

MEDIA RELATIONSSenior Associate AD: ................................ E.J. BorghettiOffice Phone: .........................................(412) 648-8240Mobile: ...................................................(412) 434-4991E-mail: ............................ [email protected] Fax: ..................................................(412) 648-8248Press Box Phone: ...................................(412) 697-7198

PANTHER TEAM FACTS2010 Record/Finish: ................... 8-5/5-2 BIG EAST (1st)All-Time Record: ............................... 671-483-42 (.579)All-Time BIG EAST Record: ..........................63-71 (.470)Bowl Appearances: .................................................... 27Bowl Record: ...............................................12-15 (.444)Last Bowl Appearance: ........ 2011 BBVA Compass Bowl (Pittsburgh 27, Kentucky 10)Offensive System: ........................... Multiple No-HuddleDefensive System: ..................................... Attacking 3-4Lettermen Returning/Lost: ...................................45/21Starters Returning/Lost: .......................................14/10


STORYLINESPITTSBURGH

STORYLINESNew head coach Todd Graham comes to Pitts-burgh from Tulsa, where his no-huddle offense averaged 41.4 points and 505.6 yards per game last year.

Todd Graham spent two years as an assistant coach in the BIG EAST, serving as linebackers coach in 2001 and the co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach in 2002 at West Virginia.

Pittsburgh won a share of its second BIG EAST title last season, forging a three-way tie for the championship with a win against Cincinnati in the regular-season finale.

Pitt has made three straight postseason appear-ances and has won two consecutive bowl games after defeating Kentucky in the BBVA Compass Bowl last season.

OFFENSERB Ray Graham was second in the BIG EAST in yards per carry in 2010. Graham had more rush-ing yards (922) and touchdowns (eight) than any non-starter in the BIG EAST, but was the lone scholarship tailback in spring practice.

QB Tino Sunseri completed 64.5 percent of his passes and threw for 2,572 yards and 16 touch-downs in his first year as a starter in 2010.

OT Lucas Nix — with 25 career starts — leads a veteran offensive line that has three returning starters from last season.

WR Mike Shanahan (43 receptions, 589 yards, 1 TD in 2010) leads a deep group of receivers that looks to replace the production of departed All-BIG EAST wideout Jon Baldwin.

DEFENSEPittsburgh has had four players named BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year in the last three years (two players shared the honor in 2009).

All-BIG EAST Second Team FS Jared Holley was second in the conference with five intercep-tions last year.

The Panthers lose 2010 BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year Jabaal Sheard from the de-fensive line, but the move to a 3-4 base puts returning starters at all three spots in 2011. All-BIG EAST Second Team DE Brandon Lindsey had 10 sacks and 17.5 TFL last season.

DT Chas Alecxih had 7.5 sacks and 57 tackles from the interior line in 2010.

LB Max Gruder was second on the team with 84 tackles last season and leads a group of three returning starters at linebacker.

SPECIAL TEAMSThe Panthers will have to develop new kicking specialists at both positions in 2011. K Kevin Harper is expected to handle placekicking, while P Matt Yoklic has the inside track at punter.

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3 Buffalo

6 p.m.Series: Pittsburgh leads, 2-0Notable: The last meeting in 2009 featured a 190-yard, two-touchdown effort by Pitt’s Dion Lewis.

Sat., Sept. 10 Maine1 p.m.

Series: First meetingNotable: Maine is 1-8 all-time against FBS oppo-nents, with the win coming at Mississippi State in 2004.

Sat., Sept. 17 at IowaNoon, ESPN/ESPN2

Series: Pittsburgh leads, 3-1Notable: The Panthers make their first trip to Ames since the 1951 season.

Sat., Sept. 24 Notre DameTBD, ABC/ESPN/ESPN2

Series: Notre Dame leads, 45-20-1Notable: Pittsburgh won its last home matchup against the Irish, scoring a 27-22 victory in 2009.

Thu., Sept. 29 USF8 p.m., ESPN

Series: Pittsburgh leads, 5-3Notable: The Panthers have won three straight in the series.

Sat., Oct. 8 at RUTGERSTBD

Series: Pittsburgh leads, 21-7Notable: Pittsburgh outscored Rutgers 27-7 in the second half of last year’s 41-21 win.

Sat., Oct. 15 UtahTBD

Series: Utah leads, 2-0Notable: The Utes visit Heinz Field for the first time. Pitt fell 27-24 in OT in the 2010 opener.

Wed., Oct. 26 CONNECTICUT8 p.m., ESPN

Series: Connecticut leads, 4-3Notable: Pittsburgh’s two-game series winning streak ended with last year’s 30-28 loss.

Sat., Nov. 5 CINCINNATIThe River City Rivalry TBDSeries: Pittsburgh leads, 8-2Notable: Dion Lewis ran for 261 yards and four TDs in Pitt’s 28-10 win in 2010 regular-season finale.

Sat., Nov. 12 at LOUISVILLETBD

Series: Tied, 7-7Notable: The Panthers held the Cardinals to just 185 yards in last year’s 20-3 win at Heinz Field.

Fri., Nov. 25 at WEST VIRGINIAThe Backyard Brawl TBD, ABC/ESPN/ESPN2Series: Pittsburgh leads, 61-39-3Notable: Three of the last four meetings have been decided by four points or fewer.

Sat., Dec. 3 SYRACUSETBD, ABC/ESPN/ESPN2

Series: Pittsburgh leads, 33-30-3Notable: The Panthers have won six straight in the series after last year’s 45-14 win.Running back Ray Graham


2011 ROSTERPITTSBURGH


14 Kevin Adams OLB So. 6-1 215 Nyack, N.Y./St. Joseph

98 Chas Alecxih DT Sr. 6-5 285 Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor

35 E.J. Banks DB So. 5-11 185 Pittsburgh, Pa./Montour

69 Kevin Barthelemy LS So. 6-3 240 Moon Township, Pa./Moon Area

9 Isaac Bennett RB Fr. 5-11 190 Tulsa, Okla./Booker T. Washington

19 Joshua Brinson WR Jr. 6-2 195 Homestead, Fla./South Dade/El Camino

24 Desmond Brown RB Jr. 5-9 185 Miami, Fla./Miami Norland/Miami Dade

30 Jeremiah Bryson RB Fr. 5-10 180 Smyrna, Tenn./Smyrna

37 Derrick Burns FB Fr. 5-11 235 New Wilmington, Pa./Wilmington Area

94 Myles Caragein DT Sr. 6-2 290 Pittsburgh, Pa./Keystone Oaks

80 Brendan Carozzoni TE Fr. 6-4 230 Rocky River, Ohio/St. Ignatius

27 Lloyd Carrington DB Fr. 6-0 180 Dallas, Texas/Lincoln

6 Drew Carswell TE Fr. 6-4 215 Pittsburgh, Pa./Sto-Rox

24 Cullen Christian DB So. 6-0 190 Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills

90 T.J. Clemmings DE So. 6-6 295 Teaneck, N.J./Paterson Catholic

86 Sam Collura TE Fr. 6-3 245 Elkridge, Md./DeMatha Catholic

44 Devin Cook OLB Fr. 6-4 230 Beaver Falls, Pa./Beaver Falls

7 Malcolm Crockett RB Fr. 5-10 180 Takoma Park, Md./Friendship Collegiate Acad.

2 Corey Davis RB Fr. 5-11 180 Gladewater, Texas/Gladewater

12 Jeremiah Davis DB Jr. 5-10 175 Toledo, Ohio/Toledo Technology Academy

81 Brock DeCicco TE So. 6-5 240 Jefferson Hills, Pa./Thomas Jefferson

85 Jake Delmonico WR So. 5-10 185 Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk

77 Zenel Demhasaj OL Jr. 6-7 330 Brooklyn, N.Y./New Utrecht/Nassau CC

56 Arthur Doakes OL Fr. 6-6 360 Lebanon, Pa./Lebanon

59 Aaron Donald DT So. 6-0 270 Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills

50 Tyrone Ezell DT So. 6-4 295 Munhall, Pa./Steel Valley

16 Brendon Felder WR So. 5-10 175 Lynn, Mass./Gateway (PA)

34 Carl Fleming LB So. 6-1 220 Reisterstown, Md./Franklin Senior

26 Jason Frimpong DB Fr. 5-10 180 Irving, Texas/MacArthur

60 Greg Gaskins OL Sr. 6-4 295 York, Pa./William Penn

68 Jordan Gibbs OL Sr. 6-7 315 Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor

30 Todd Gilcrist WR Sr. 5-11 195 Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin

43 Mark Giubilato OLB Fr. 6-2 230 Newtown Square, Pa./St. Joseph’s /Milford Acad.

8 Anthony Gonzalez QB Fr. 6-3 215 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty

58 Shane Gordon LB So. 6-1 230 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Cypress Bay

83 Hubie Graham TE Jr. 6-4 230 Scranton, Pa./West Scranton

1 Ray Graham RB Jr. 5-9 195 Elizabeth, N.J./Elizabeth

48 Drake Greer PK/P Fr. 6-4 200 Pittsburgh, Pa./Bishop Canevin

3 Nicholas Grigsby LB Fr. 6-1 210 Trotwood, Ohio/Trotwood-Madison

55 Max Gruder LB Sr. 6-2 230 Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Country Day

45 Shayne Hale OLB Jr. 6-4 255 Monroeville, Pa./Gateway

96 Justin Hargrove DE Sr. 6-4 270 Pittsburgh, Pa./Baldwin

39 Kevin Harper PK Jr. 5-10 180 Mentor, Ohio/Mentor

25 Jason Hendricks DB So. 6-0 185 Brooklyn, N.Y./Hudson Catholic

18 Jarred Holley DB Jr. 5-10 190 Easton, Pa./Easton Area

70 Juantez Hollins OL So. 6-5 305 Aliquippa, Pa./Aliquippa

20 Brandon Ifill DB Fr. 6-1 200 Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills

2 Saheed Imoru DB Sr. 5-10 185 Alief, Texas/Alief Hastings/Navarro JC

21 Buddy Jackson DB Sr. 6-1 180 Plantation, Fla./Cypress Bay

82 Justin Jackson WR Fr. 6-3 185 Daphne, Ala./Daphne

54 Chris Jacobson OL Sr. 6-3 295 Pittsburgh, Pa./Keystone Oaks

64 Shane Johnson OL Fr. 6-5 325 Fort Washington, Md./DeMatha Catholic

14 Ronald Jones WR Fr. 5-8 165 Fort Meade, Fla./Fort Meade

78 Cory King OL So. 6-6 325 Stoneboro, Pa./Lakeview

51 Adam Lazenga LB Fr. 6-0 235 Bethel Park, Pa./Bethel Park


7 Brandon Lindsey DE Sr. 6-2 250 Aliquippa, Pa./Aliquippa

72 Jack Lippert DT So. 6-4 265 Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin

46 Joseph Lopez DB Fr. 5-9 170 Upper Saddle River, N.J./Don Bosco Prep

40 Dan Mason LB So. 6-0 220 Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills

48 Chris Mike FB Jr. 6-1 240 West Haven, Conn./West Haven

31 Randy Morris FB Fr. 5-11 205 Cranberry Township, Pa./Seneca Valley

95 Khaynin Mosley-Smith DT Fr. 6-0 295 Pittsburgh, Pa./Woodland Hills/Milford Acad.

93 Bryan Murphy OLB So. 6-3 250 Washingtonville, N.Y./Don Bosco Prep (NJ)

11 Mark Myers QB Fr. 6-4 230 Cleveland, Ohio/St. Ignatius

52 Lucas Nix OL Sr. 6-6 310 Jefferson Hills, Pa./Thomas Jefferson

4 Darius Patton WR Fr. 5-10 170 Poland, Ohio/Poland Seminary

29 Phil Peckich DB Fr. 5-10 185 McKees Rocks, Pa./Montour

11 Marco Pecora DB Jr. 5-11 195 Johnstown, Pa./Richland

31 JeVonte Pitts DB Fr. 5-10 175 Forest Hills, Pa./Woodland Hills

23 Lafayette Pitts DB Fr. 5-11 180 Duquesne, Pa./Woodland Hills

28 Emanuel Rackard OLB So. 6-0 220 Belle Glade, Fla./Glades Central

22 Antwuan Reed DB Sr. 5-10 190 Johnstown, Pa./Greater Johnstown

32 Tristan Roberts LB Sr. 6-1 230 Perkasie, Pa./Pennridge

74 Matt Rotheram OL Fr. 6-6 350 North Olmsted, Ohio/North Olmsted

57 Artie Rowell OL Fr. 6-2 275 Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin

6 Roderick Ryles DB Fr. 6-1 185 Orlando, Fla./Dr. Phillips

5 Cameron Saddler WR Jr. 5-7 170 Monroeville, Pa./Gateway

76 Ryan Schlieper OL So. 6-5 305 Wexford, Pa./North Allegheny

87 Mike Shanahan WR Jr. 6-5 225 North Huntingdon, Pa./Norwin

10 LaQuentin Smith LB Fr. 6-2 225 Orlando, Fla./Dr. Phillips

15 Devin Street WR So. 6-4 190 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty

12 Tino Sunseri QB Jr. 6-2 215 Pittsburgh, Pa./Pittsburgh Central Catholic

41 Andrew Taglianetti DB Jr. 5-11 190 Bridgeville, Pa./Pittsburgh Central Catholic

4 Todd Thomas OLB Fr. 6-2 220 Beaver Falls, Pa./Beaver Falls/Milford Acad.

84 Ed Tinker WR So. 6-2 190 Pittsburgh, Pa./Brashear/North Carolina Tech

49 Garrett Tonio PK Sr. 5-10 195 Monaca, Pa./Center

53 Joe Trebitz LB Jr. 6-3 220 Boca Raton, Fla./West Boca Raton

75 Ryan Turnley OL Jr. 6-6 320 Hopewell, Pa./Hopewell

16 Ray Vinopal DB So. 5-10 195 Youngstown, Ohio/Cardinal Mooney

66 Justin Virbitsky OL Jr. 6-4 280 Jermyn, Pa./Lakeland

88 Kevin Weatherspoon WR Fr. 5-10 175 Clairton, Pa./Clairton

47 Kris Wildman FB Jr. 6-1 255 Champion, Ohio/Champion

8 Eric Williams OLB Fr. 6-3 215 Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury

38 Greg Williams OLB Sr. 6-3 240 Naples, Fla./Barron Collier

5 K’Waun Williams DB So. 5-10 190 Paterson, N.J./St. Joseph Regional

36 Manny Williams LB Jr. 6-1 225 Clairton, Pa./Clairton

17 Salath Williams WR Fr. 6-3 195 Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt

29 Steve Williams RB Fr. 6-2 200 Savannah, Ga./Calvary Day School

90 Chris Yankoski PK/P Sr. 5-10 200 Plum, Pa./Plum

92 Matt Yoklic P So. 6-4 205 Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland

36 Brett Zuck WR Fr. 6-1 190 Shippenville, Pa./Keystone


COACHING STAFFPITTSBURGH

Widely regarded as one of the finest offensive coaches in the country, Todd Graham was named the head football coach at the University of Pittsburgh in January 2011.

Graham comes to Pitt after a highly successful head coaching tenure at Tulsa, where in four years he had three 10-win campaigns and three bowl victories. He compiled a 36-17 overall record with the Golden Hurricane, including a 10-3 mark this year highlighted by a 28-27 victory at Notre Dame and decisive 62-35 win over 24th-ranked Hawaii in the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl.

Prolific offenses have been Graham’s hallmark. Under his direction, Tulsa led the nation in total offense twice (2007 and 2008) and ranked fifth in 2010. While he has a well-deserved reputation for devising high-octane offensive game plans, the 46-year-old coach built his career on defense and has also distinguished himself as a defen-sive coordinator and position coach.

In addition to Tulsa, he served as the head coach at Rice for one season (2006), leading the Owls to their first bowl game in 45 years and earning Conference USA Coach of the Year hon-ors. Graham’s career head coaching record is 43-23 and includes four bowls in five seasons.

Graham’s 2010 Tulsa team rolled up 505.6 yards per game to rank fifth nationally and averaged 41.4 points to rank eighth. The Golden Hurricane also took exceptional care of the football, ranking second in the country in turn-over margin (plus 17).

In Graham’s first two seasons as Tulsa’s head coach, the Golden Hurricane made program history by posting consecutive 10-win seasons and winning a school-record 11 games in 2008. He went 21-7 in his first two years, the best start by a Tulsa coach. Tulsa was one of just 11 schools on the Football Bowl Subdivision level to achieve back-to-back 10-win seasons in 2007 and 2008.

In 2007, Tulsa led the country in total offense, averaging 543.9 yards per game, and set 29 school records, 15 Conference USA marks and four NCAA records. The Golden Hurricane rout-ed Bowling Green, 63-7, in the GMAC Bowl, the largest bowl margin of victory in NCAA history.

In 2008, Tulsa again led the country in total offense (569.9 avg.) while ranking second in scoring (47.1 points/game), fifth in rushing (268.0 yards/game) and ninth in passing (301.8 yards/game). Graham’s team finished with an 11-3 record, capped by a 45-13 victory over 22nd-ranked Ball State in the GMAC Bowl.

Tulsa’s 661 points in 2008 established a school record and marked the second-highest single-season total in the modern era of the NCAA.

Taking over as head coach at Rice in 2006, Graham led the Owls to a 7-6 record and the school’s first bowl berth in 45 years. That histor-ic success earned him Conference USA Coach of the Year honors. Rice began the year 0-4 before reeling off victories in seven of its next nine games, including six consecutive wins.

Graham broke into the collegiate coaching ranks as defensive coordinator at East Central University (1991-93) in Oklahoma, where his work as defensive coordinator helped trans-form the Tigers from a .500 program to NAIA national champions in his final year.

During the 2001 and 2002 seasons, Graham served at West Virginia under Rich Rodriguez and helped the Mountaineers achieve the big-gest turnaround in college football over that period, improving from 3-8 to 9-4.

From 1995-2000, Graham distinguished him-self in the Texas high school ranks as both a head coach and athletic director. As head coach at Allen High School, he led a program that had no district wins the year prior to his arrival to five playoff berths in six seasons.

A native of the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Graham was an all-state defensive back at North Mesquite High School. He went on to play at East Central in Oklahoma, where he was a two-time NAIA All-America defensive back and three-time all-conference performer.

Graham earned a bachelor’s degree in educa-tion in 1987 from East Central before signing a free agent contract with the NFL’s St. Louis Cardinals. He later earned a masters degree in also in education, from East Central.

Todd Graham At A GlanceHometown: Mesquite, TexasFamily: Wife – Penni; Children - Bo, Hank, Natalie, Haylee, Dakota, Michael Todd Jr.Alma Mater (Year): East Central (1987)Hired at Pittsburgh: Jan. 10, 2011

Collegiate/Professional Coaching Career:1991-93 Defensive Coordinator, East Central2001 Linebackers Coach, West Virginia2002 Co-Defensive Coordinator and

Safeties Coach, West Virginia2003-05 Assistant Head Coach,

Defensive Coordinator, Tulsa2006 Head Coach, Rice2007-10 Head Coach, Tulsa2011- Head Coach, Pittsburgh

Against The BIG EAST (0-0)Cincinnati 0-0Connecticut 0-0Louisville 0-0Rutgers 0-0USF 0-0Syracuse 0-0West Virginia 0-0

Playing Career: 1983-86 East Central

Office Phone: (412) 648-8700

Assistant Coaches

Paul RandolphExecutive Associate Head Coach/

Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line

Calvin MageeAssistant Head Coach/Co-Offensive Coordinator/

Running Backs

Mike NorvellCo-Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers

Keith PattersonDefensive Coordinator/Linebackers

Tony DewsTight Ends

Todd DodgeQuarterbacks

Tony GibsonCornerbacks/Recruiting Coordinator

Spencer LeftwichOffensive Line

Randall McCraySafeties/Special Teams Coordinator

Todd GrahamHead Coach

Tulsa’s 661 points in 2008 established a school


COACHING STAFFPITTSBURGH

Todd Graham Year-By-YearYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE BOWL FINAL RANK2006 Rice 7-6 6-2 R&L Carrier New Orleans (lost to Troy, 41-17)2007 Tulsa 10-4 6-3 GMAC (defeated Bowling Green, 63-7)2008 Tulsa 11-3 7-2 GMAC (defeated Ball State, 45-13)2009 Tulsa 5-7 3-52010 Tulsa 10-3 6-2 Hawaii (defeated Hawaii 62-35) No. 24/-

Rice Record (one year) 7-6 6-2 0-1 .538 .750 .000

Tulsa Record (four years) 36-17 22-12 3-0 .679 .647 1.000

Career Record (four years) 43-23 28-14 3-1 .652 .667 .750

All-Time Pittsburgh Coaches TENURE W L T PCT BIG EAST PCTNo Coach 1890-92 7 9 0 .438Anson F. Harold 1893 1 4 0 .200No Coach 1894 1 1 0 .500J.P. Linn 1895 1 6 0 .143George W. Hoskins 1896 3 6 0 .333Thomas G. Trenchard 1897 1 3 0 .250Dr. Fred A. Robinson 1898-99 8 3 2 .692Dr. M. Roy Jackson 1900 5 4 0 .556Wilbur D. Hockensmith 1901 7 2 1 .750Frederick J. Crolius 1902 5 6 1 .458Arthur St. Ledger Mosse 1903-05 20 10 1 .661E.R. Wingard 1906 6 4 0 .600John A. Moorhead 1907 8 2 0 .800Joseph H. Thompson 1908-12 30 14 2 .674Joseph M. Duff Jr. 1913-14 14 3 1 .806Glenn S. “Pop” Warner 1915-23 60 11 4 .827Dr. “Jock” Sutherland 1924-38 111 20 12 .819Charles W. Bowser 1939-42 14 20 1 .414Clark D. Shaughnessy 1943-45 10 17 0 .370Wesley E. Fesler 1946 3 5 1 .389Walter S. Milligan 1947-49 13 14 0 .481Leonard J. Casanova 1950 1 8 0 .111Tom Hamliton 1951,54 7 9 0 .438Lowell P. “Red” Dawson 1952-54 9 11 1 .452John P. Michelosen 1955-65 56 49 7 .531David R. Hart 1966-68 3 27 0 .100Carl A. DePasqua 1969-72 13 29 0 .310John Majors 1973-76 33 13 1 .713Jackie Sherill 1977-81 50 9 1 .842Serafino “Foge” Fazio 1982-85 25 18 3 .576Mike Gottfried 1986-89 * 26 17 2 .578Paul Hackett 1989-92 * 13 20 1 .397 4-5-0 .444Sal Sunseri 1992 * 0 1 0 .000 0-0-0 .000John Majors 1993-96 12 32 0 .273 7-21-0 .250Walt Harris 1997-04 52 44 0 .542 28-27-0 .509Dave Wannstedt 2005-10 * 42 31 .575 24-18 .571Phil Bennett 2010 * 1 0 1.000Total 671 483 42 .579 63-71-0 .470

* Paul Hackett coached Pittsburgh in the 1989 John Hancock Bowl (31-28 win against Texas A&M). Sal Sunseri coached Pittsburgh in the final regular-season game of the 1992 season. Phil Bennett coached Pittsburgh in the 2010-11 BBVA Compass Bowl (27-10 win against Kentucky).

Dave Wannstedt

Pop Warner

Jock Sutherland


2010 STATISTICSPITTSBURGH

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GLEWIS,Dion 12 219 1088 27 1061 4.8 13 76 88.4GRAHAM,Ray 12 148 958 36 922 6.2 8 79 76.8SUNSERI,Tino 13 53 261 153 108 2.0 2 28 8.3Total 13 470 2434 280 2154 4.6 24 79 165.7Opponents 13 443 1924 364 1560 3.5 12 45 120.0

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GSUNSERI,Tino 13 136.95 223-346-9 64.5 2572 16 79 197.8BOSTICK,Pat 5 60.87 7-11-2 63.6 44 0 13 8.8Total 13 133.48 230-360-11 63.9 2616 16 79 201.2Opponents 13 114.11 224-394-13 56.9 2406 15 71 185.1

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GBALDWIN,Jon 13 53 822 15.5 5 61 63.2SHANAHAN,Mike 13 43 589 13.7 1 36 45.3LEWIS,Dion 12 27 216 8.0 0 31 18.0STREET,Devin 13 25 318 12.7 2 79 24.5HYNOSKI,Henry 13 25 174 7.0 1 20 13.4GRAHAM,Ray 12 24 213 8.9 2 33 17.8Total 13 230 2616 11.4 16 79 201.2Opponents 13 224 2406 10.7 15 71 185.1

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongSADDLER,Cameron 25 263 10.5 0 31Total 28 344 12.3 0 31Opponents 20 101 5.1 1 20

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongGRAHAM,Ray 23 501 21.8 0 54SADDLER,Cameron 22 460 20.9 0 29Total 51 1040 20.4 0 54Opponents 58 1282 22.1 1 95

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsHUTCHINS,Dan 0 18-25 40-40 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 94LEWIS,Dion 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 78GRAHAM,Ray 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60BALDWIN,Jon 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 32Total 41 18-25 40-40 0-0 1 1-1 0 0 342Opponents 29 15-18 28-29 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 247

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GSUNSERI,Tino 13 399 108 2572 2680 206.2LEWIS,Dion 12 219 1061 0 1061 88.4GRAHAM,Ray 12 148 922 0 922 76.8Total 13 830 2154 2616 4770 366.9Opponents 13 837 1560 2406 3966 305.1

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkHUTCHINS,Dan 18-25 72.0 1-1 6-8 9-10 2-5 0-1 42 0

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdHUTCHINS,Dan 45 2014 44.8 71 4 7 13 1Total 46 2014 43.8 71 4 7 13 1Opponents 68 2630 38.7 60 3 9 10 3

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GGRAHAM,Ray 12 922 213 0 501 0 1636 136.3LEWIS,Dion 12 1061 216 0 0 0 1277 106.4Total 13 2154 2616 344 1040 126 6280 483.1Opponents 13 1560 2406 101 1282 227 5576 428.9

DEFENSE G Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int PBU H FR-Yds FF Blk SafDeCICCO,Dom 12 67 27 94 6.0-13 . 5-36 2 . . 2 . .GRUDER,Max 13 43 41 84 0.5-2 . 1-0 3 1 2-0 1 . .WILLIAMS,Greg 13 43 20 63 5.5-20 1.0-3 . 3 . 1-32 . . .ALECXIH,Chas 13 28 29 57 9.0-58 7.5-53 . 3 2 . . . .HOLLEY,Jarred 13 41 13 54 1.0-2 . 5-10 3 . . 1 . .Total 13 533 274 807 73-351 34-235 13-126 42 34 9-94 13 3 .Opponents 13 538 336 874 64.0-263 23-176 11-227 32 38 10-29 13 1 .



Date Opponent Result9/2 at Utah (Versus) ot L, 24-279/11 New Hampshire (ESPN3.com) W, 38-169/23 Miami (Fla.) (ESPN) L, 3-3110/2 Florida International (ESPN3.com) W, 44-1710/9 at Notre Dame (NBC) L, 17-2310/16 at SYRACUSE (BIG EAST Network) W, 45-1410/23 RUTGERS (BIG EAST Network) W, 41-2110/30 LOUISVILLE (BIG EAST Network) W, 20-311/11 at CONNECTICUT (ESPN) L, 28-3011/20 at USF (ESPN2) W, 17-1011/26 WEST VIRGINIA (ABC) L, 10-3512/4 at CINCINNATI (ESPN) W, 28-101/8 vs. Kentucky (ESPN) ^ W, 27-10

^ BBVA Compass Bowl, Birmingham, Ala.

TEAM STATISTICS PITT OPPSCORING 342 247 Points Per Game 26.3 19.0FIRST DOWNS 239 241 Rushing 102 102 Passing 120 113 Penalty 17 26RUSHING YARDAGE 2154 1560 Yards gained rushing 2434 1924 Yards lost rushing 280 364 Rushing Attempts 470 443 Average Per Rush 4.6 3.5 Average Per Game 165.7 120.0 TDs Rushing 24 12PASSING YARDAGE 2616 2406 Comp-Att-Int 230-360-11 224-394-13 Average Per Pass 7.3 6.1 Average Per Catch 11.4 10.7 Average Per Game 201.2 185.1 TDs Passing 16 15TOTAL OFFENSE 4770 3966 Total Plays 830 837 Average Per Play 5.7 4.7 Average Per Game 366.9 305.1KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 51-1040 58-1282PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 28-344 20-101INT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-126 11-227KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.4 22.1PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 12.3 5.1INT RETURN AVERAGE 9.7 20.6FUMBLES-LOST 22-10 21-9PENALTIES-Yards 87-712 71-674 Average Per Game 54.8 51.8PUNTS-Yards 46-2014 68-2630 Average Per Punt 43.8 38.7 Net punt average 39.8 32.7TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 32:17 27:433RD-DOWN Conversions 74/175 70/173 3rd-Down Pct 42% 40%4TH-DOWN Conversions 8/18 7/12 4th-Down Pct 44% 58%SACKS BY-Yards 34-235 23-176MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 41 29FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 18-25 15-18ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (41-51) 80% (33-41) 80%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (26-51) 51% (22-41) 54%PAT-ATTEMPTS (40-40) 100% (28-29) 97%ATTENDANCE 312991 273424 Games/Avg Per Game 6/52165 6/45571 Neutral Site Games 1/41207

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalPittsburgh 61 78 82 121 0 342Opponents 48 70 58 68 3 247


DEPTH CHART & RECORDSPITTSBURGH

TEAM RECORDS

Points Game: 96 vs. Dickinson, 1914 Season: 428, 1977

Total Offense Game: 648 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1995 Season: 5,068, 1989

Yards Rushing Game: 530 vs. Army, 1975 Season: 3,486, 1974

Yards Passing Game: 470 vs. Rutgers, 1997 Season: 3,746, 2003

Total Defense Game: 22 vs. Syracuse, 1921 Season: 522, 1915


Consecutive Wins 32 1914-19

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Game: 36, Bill Budd vs. Ohio University, 1910 Season: 140, Tony Dorsett, 1976 Career: 380, Tony Dorsett, 1973-76

Total Offense Game: 479, Pete Gonzalez vs. Rutgers, 1997 Season: 3,829, Rod Rutherford, 2003 Career: 11,146, Alex Van Pelt, 1989-92

Yards Rushing Game: 303, Tony Dorsett vs. Notre Dame, 1975 Season: 2,150, Tony Dorsett, 1976 Career: 6,526, Tony Dorsett, 1973-76

Yards Passing Game: 470, Pete Gonzalez vs. Rutgers, 1997 Season: 3,679, Rod Rutherford, 2003 Career: 11,267, Alex Van Pelt, 1989-92

Touchdown Passes Game: 7, Pete Gonzalez vs. Rutgers, 1997 Season: 37, Rod Rutherford, 2003 37, Dan Marino, 1981 Career: 79, Dan Marino, 1979-82

Receptions Game: 16, Harry Orszulak vs. Penn State, 1968 Season: 92, Larry Fitzgerald, 2003 Career: 174, Latef Grim, 1998-00

Yards Receiving Game: 225, Dietrich Jells vs. West Virginia, 1994 Season: 1,672, Larry Fitzgerald, 2003 Career: 3,012, Dietrich Jells, 1991-95

Touchdown Receptions Game: 4, Billy Davis vs. Rutgers, 1994 4, Julius Dawkins vs. Cincinnati, Army, 1981 Season: 22, Larry Fitzgerald, 2003 Career: 34, Larry Fitzgerald, 2002-03

Field Goals Game: 5, Conor Lee vs. Notre Dame, 2008 Season: 20, Conor Lee, 2008 Career: 50, Conor Lee, 2006-08

Punting Average Season: 45.6, Brian Greenfield, 1990 Career: 43.7, Brian Greenfield, 1989-90

Interceptions Game: 3, Three players Season: 10, Bob Jury, 1976 Career: 21, Bob Jury, 1974-77


OFFENSE WR (X) 15 Devin Street 84 Ed TinkerWR (Y) 87 Mike Shanahan 17 Salath WilliamsWR (Z) 5 Cameron Saddler 88 Kevin WeatherspoonLT 68 Jordan Gibbs 70 Juantez HollinsLG 60 Greg Gaskins 75 Ryan TurnleyC 54 Chris Jacobson 75 Ryan TurnleyRG 78 Cory King 74 Matt RotheramRT 52 Lucas Nix 77 Zenel DemhasajTE 81 Brock DeCicco 80 Brendan CarzzoniQB 12 Tino Sunseri 11 Mark MyersRB 1 Ray Graham 24 Desmond BrownFB 47 Kris Wildman 31 Randy Morris

DEFENSE DE 35 Brandon Lindsey 96 Justin HargroveDT 98 Chas Alecxih 59 Aaron DonaldNT 94 Myles Caragein 95 Khaynin Mosley-SmithOLB 38 Greg Williams or 93 Bryan MurphyOLB 14 Kevin Adams or 8 Eric WilliamsSLB 32 Tristan Roberts or 58 Shane GordonWLB 55 Max Gruder or 32 Tristan RobertsCB 5 K’Waun Williams 2 Saheed ImoruCB 21 Buddy Jackson or 22 Antwuan ReedBS 25 Jason Hendricks 20 Brandon HillFS 18 Jarred Holley 41 Andrew Taglianetti SPECIAL TEAMSK 39 Kevin Harper 90 Chris YanoskiP 92 Matt Yoklic 48 Drake Greer

Linebacker Max Gruder


YEAR BY YEAR RESULTSPITTSBURGH

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1890 3 1 2 0 None1891 7 2 5 0 None1892 6 4 2 0 None1893 5 1 4 0 Anson F. Harrold1894 2 1 1 0 None1895 7 1 6 0 J.P. Linn1896 9 3 6 0 George W. Hoskins1897 4 1 3 0 Thomas Gawthrop Trenchard1898 8 5 2 1 Dr. Fred Robinson1899 5 3 1 1 Dr. Fred Robinson1900 9 5 4 0 Dr. M. Roy Jackson1901 10 7 2 1 Wilbur D. Hockensmith1902 12 5 6 1 Frederick Joseph Crolius1903 9 0 8 1 Arthur St. L. Mosse1904 10 10 0 0 Arthur St. L. Mosse1905 12 10 2 0 Arthur St. L. Mosse1906 10 6 4 0 E.R. Wingard1907 10 8 2 0 John A. Moorhead1908 11 8 3 0 Joseph H. Thompson1909 9 6 2 1 Joseph H. Thompson1910 9 9 0 0 Joseph H. Thompson1911 8 4 3 1 Joseph H. Thompson1912 9 3 6 0 Joseph H. Thompson1913 9 6 2 1 Joseph M. Duff1914 9 8 1 0 Joseph M. Duff1915 8 8 0 0 Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner1916 8 8 0 0 Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner1917 9 9 0 0 Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner1918 5 4 1 0 Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner1919 9 6 2 1 Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner1920 8 6 0 2 Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner1921 9 5 3 1 Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner1922 10 8 2 0 Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner1923 9 5 4 0 Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner1924 9 5 3 1 Jock Sutherland1925 9 8 1 0 Jock Sutherland1926 9 5 2 2 Jock Sutherland1927 10 8 1 1 Jock Sutherland Rose1928 9 6 2 1 Jock Sutherland1929 10 9 1 0 Jock Sutherland Rose1930 9 6 2 1 Jock Sutherland1931 9 8 1 0 Jock Sutherland1932 11 8 1 2 Jock Sutherland Rose1933 9 8 1 0 Jock Sutherland1934 9 8 1 0 Jock Sutherland1935 10 7 1 2 Jock Sutherland1936 10 8 1 1 Jock Sutherland Rose1937 10 9 0 1 Jock Sutherland1938 10 8 2 0 Jock Sutherland1939 9 5 4 0 Charles W. Bowser1940 8 3 4 1 Charles W. Bowser1941 9 3 6 0 Charles W. Bowser1942 9 3 6 0 Charles W. Bowser1943 8 3 5 0 Clark D. Shaughnessy1944 9 4 5 0 Clark D. Shaughnessy1945 10 3 7 0 Clark D. Shaughnessy1946 9 3 5 1 Wesley E. Fesler1947 9 1 8 0 Walter S. Milligan1948 9 6 3 0 Walter S. Milligan1949 9 6 3 0 Walter S. Milligan1950 9 1 8 0 Leonard J. Casanova1951 10 3 7 0 Tom Hamilton1952 9 6 3 0 Lowell P. “Red” Dawson1953 9 3 5 1 Lowell P. “Red” Dawson1954 9 4 5 0 Lowell P. “Red” Dawson/Tom Hamilton1955 11 7 4 0 John Michelosen Sugar1956 11 7 3 1 John Michelosen Gator1957 10 4 6 0 John Michelosen1958 10 5 4 1 John Michelosen1959 10 6 4 0 John Michelosen1960 10 4 3 3 John Michelosen1961 10 3 7 0 John Michelosen1962 10 5 5 0 John Michelosen1963 10 9 1 0 John Michelosen

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1964 10 3 5 2 John Michelosen1965 10 3 7 0 John Michelosen1966 10 1 9 0 David R. Hart1967 10 1 9 0 David R. Hart1968 10 1 9 0 David R. Hart1969 10 4 6 0 Carl A. DePasqua1970 10 5 5 0 Carl A. DePasqua1971 11 3 8 0 Carl A. DePasqua1972 11 1 10 0 Carl A. DePasqua1973 12 6 5 1 Johnny Majors Fiesta1974 11 7 4 0 Johnny Majors1975 12 8 4 0 Johnny Majors Sun1976 12 12 0 0 Johnny Majors Sugar1977 12 9 2 1 Jackie Sherrill Gator1978 12 8 4 0 Jackie Sherrill Tangerine1979 12 11 1 0 Jackie Sherrill Fiesta1980 12 11 1 0 Jackie Sherrill Gator1981 12 11 1 0 Jackie Sherrill Sugar1982 12 9 3 0 “Foge” Fazio Cotton1983 12 8 3 1 “Foge” Fazio Fiesta1984 11 3 7 1 “Foge” Fazio1985 11 5 5 1 “Foge” Fazio1986 11 5 5 1 Mike Gottfried1987 12 8 4 0 Mike Gottfried Bluebonnet1988 11 6 5 0 MIke Gottfried1989 12 8 3 1 Mike Gottfried/Paul Hackett *

John Hancock1990 11 3 7 1 Paul Hackett1991 11 6 5 0 Paul Hackett1992 12 3 9 0 Paul Hackett/Sal Sunseri *1993 11 3 8 0 John Majors1994 11 3 8 0 Johnny Majors1995 11 2 9 0 Johnny Majors1996 11 4 7 Johnny Majors1997 12 6 6 Walt Harris Liberty1998 11 2 9 Walt Harris1999 11 5 6 Walt Harris2000 12 7 5 Walt Harris Insight.com2001 12 7 5 Walt Harris Tangerine2002 13 9 4 Walt Harris Insight2003 13 8 5 Walt Harris Continental Tire2004 12 8 4 Walt Harris Fiesta2005 11 5 Dave Wannstedt2006 12 6 Dave Wannstedt2007 12 5 Dave Wannstedt2008 13 9 4 Dave Wannstedt Brut Sun2009 13 10 3 Dave Wannstedt Meineke Car Care2010 13 8 5 Dave Wannstedt/Phil Bennett *

BBVA CompassTOTAL 1196 671 483 42

* Tom Hamilton replaced Lowell P. “Red” Dawson after three games in the 1954 season; Paul Hackett replaced Mike Gottfried for the John Hancock Bowl in the 1989 season; Sal Sunseri replaced Paul Hackett for the final game of the 1992 season; Phil Bennett replaced Dave Wannstedt for the BBVA Compass Bowl in the 2010-11 season.

PITTSBURGH IN THE BIG EAST/FINISH1991 3-2-01992 1-3-01993 2-5-0/6th1994 2-5-0/7th1995 0-7-0/8th1996 3-4/5th1997 4-3/t-3rd1998 0-7/8th1999 2-5/t-6th2000 4-3/t-3rd2001 4-3/t-3rd

2002 5-2/3rd2003 5-2/3rd2004 4-2/t-1st2005 4-3/t-3rd 2006 2-5/6th2007 3-4/t-5th2008 5-2/t-2nd2009 5-2/t-2nd2010 5-2/t-1st

Dr. Richard L. McCormickPresident

Tim Pernetti Director of Athletics

Greg Schiano Head Coach

Jason Baum Athletic Communications

RUTGERS SCARLET KNIGHTS

RUTGERS UNIVERSITYLocation: .........................................New Brunswick, N.J.Enrollment: .......................................................... 42,327Founded: ................................................................. 1766Nickname: .............................................. Scarlet KnightsColors: ................................................................. ScarletWeb Site: ..........................................ScarletKnights.comStadium: ....High Point Solutions Stadium (52,454/FieldTurf)President: ...............................Dr. Richard L. McCormickDirector of Athletics: ................................. Tim PernettiHead Coach: ....................... Greg Schiano (Bucknell ’88)

MEDIA RELATIONSAssistant AD/Athletic Communications: ... Jason BaumOffice Phone: .........................................(732) 445-4200Mobile: ...................................................(201) 966-6338E-mail: ................................ [email protected] Fax: ..................................................(732) 445-3063Press Box Phone: ...................................(732) 445-7028

SCARLET KNIGHT TEAM FACTS2010 Record/Finish: ...................4-8/1-6 BIG EAST (8th)All-Time Record: ............................... 609-601-42 (.503)All-Time BIG EAST Record: ...................... 39-96-1 (.290)Bowl Appearances: ...................................................... 6Bowl Record: ...................................................4-2 (.667)Last Bowl Appearance: .......... 2009 St. Petersburg Bowl (Rutgers 45, Central Florida 24)Offensive System: ............................................. Pro StyleDefensive System: ..................................................... 4-3Lettermen Returning/Lost: ...................................37/18Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................17/9


STORYLINESRUTGERS

STORYLINESRutgers saw its streaks of five consecutive bowl appearances and four straight bowl wins snapped last season.

The Scarlet Knights have a combined 17 starters returning from last year’s team.

Rutgers started last season with four wins in its first six games, but dropped its last six to close the year.

The Scarlet Knights held each of their first five opponents to 24 points or fewer, but held just one of their last six opponents below 24 points.

OFFENSENew Scarlet Knight offensive coordinator Frank Cignetti — formerly the offensive coordinator at Pittsburgh — finds 10 returning starters in the fold for 2011.

QB Chas Dodd made eight starts as a true fresh-man last year and had two 300-yard games as a rookie.

Jeremy Deering, who was the Scarlet Knights’ second-leading rusher last year as a wildcat receiver, moves to running back for the 2011 season.

WR Mark Harrison was third in the BIG EAST in receiving yards (69.1 ypg) and had nine touchdown catches in 2009 (the most among returning players in the league). He joins WR

Mohamed Sanu to produce one of the more dangerous receiving tandems in the BIG EAST.

The offensive line is expected to improve in 2011 with the development of four returning starters.

DEFENSEFive starters return from last year’s defense. The Scarlet Knights return just one starting defensive lineman from last season (DT Scott Vallone).

DE Manny Abreu (48 tackles last season) moves to the line in 2011 after spending last year at strong-side linebacker.

Third-year starting LB Steve Beauharnais is the top returning tackler from 2010 (79).

FS David Rowe, who moved to safety this spring after playing cornerback in his first two years, is a third-year starter who lends experience to an otherwise young defensive backfield.

SPECIAL TEAMSRutgers’ special teams units blocked nine kicks last season and have 15 blocks in the last two seasons.

K San San Te returns for his third year as the Scarlet Knights’ placekicker. Te ranked ninth in the BIG EAST in scoring last year (5.7 ppg).

2011 ScheduleThu., Sept. 1 North Carolina Central

7:30 p.m.Series: First meetingNotable: New head coach Harry Frazier III was 32-9 in his last four years at Prairie View A&M.

Sat., Sept. 10 at North Carolina12:30 p.m., ACC Network

Series: Rutgers leads, 3-2Notable: Tar Heel head coach Butch Davis was the 2001 BIG EAST Coach of the Year while at Miami.

Sat., Sept. 24 OhioTBD

Series: Tied, 1-1Notable: Only previous meetings were in 1937 and 2006.

Sat., Oct. 1 at SYRACUSENoon, BIG EAST Network

Series: Syracuse leads, 30-10-1Notable: Rutgers had won four straight against the Orange, but has dropped the last two meetings.

Sat., Oct. 8 PITTSBURGHTBD

Series: Pittsburgh leads, 21-7Notable: Rutgers had just 203 yards of offense in last year’s 41-21 loss at Heinz Field.

Sat., Oct. 15 NavyTBD

Series: Tied, 11-11-1Notable: The Midshipmen have registered eight consecutive winning seasons.

Fri., Oct. 21 at LOUISVILLE8 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2

Series: Rutgers leads, 7-3Notable: Rutgers saw a two-game series winning streak end with last year’s 40-13 loss.

Sat., Oct. 29 WEST VIRGINIATBD

Series: West Virginia leads, 32-4-2Notable: Rutgers looks for its first win in the series since 1994.

Sat., Nov. 5 USFTBD

Series: Rutgers leads, 4-2Notable: Last year’s game produced six lead changes before USF came away with a 28-27 win.

Sat., Nov. 12 at Armyat Yankee Stadium 3:30 p.m., CBS CSSeries: Rutgers leads, 19-18-1Notable: Rutgers has won seven straight against Army after last year’s 23-20 OT win.

Sat., Nov. 19 CINCINNATITBD

Series: Cincinnati leads, 8-7-1Notable: Last year’s game produced a BIG EAST-record 107 points as the Bearcats won 69-38.


Series: Rutgers leads, 21-9Notable: Rutgers has scored the game-winning points in the last minute in each of the last two games against Connecticut.Wide receiver Mark Harrison


2011 ROSTERRUTGERS

No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 51 Manny Abreu DE Sr. 6-3 260 Union City, N.J./Union Hill 67 Hugh Ahern OL Fr. 6-7 289 Maplewood, N.J./The Peddie School 26 Johnathan Aiken DB Fr. 5-11 186 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Chaminade 78 Taj Alexander DL Fr. 6-4 290 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East 63 Beau Bachety OL Jr. 6-4 259 Babylon, N.Y./Babylon 40 Sean Barowski FB Fr. 6-2 236 Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt 42 Steve Beauharnais LB Jr. 6-2 235 Saddle Brook, N.J./St. Joseph’s 16 Stephen Belichick LS Sr. 5-11 185 Weston, Mass./The Rivers School 12 Tyler Bellia QB So. 6-4 225 New City, N.Y./Paramus Catholic/Wagner 44 Sam Bergen LB Fr. 6-0 235 East Stroudsburg, Pa./East Stroudsburg South16 Mike Bimonte QB Fr. 6-4 219 Manalapan, N.J./Manalapan

56 Marvin Booker LB Jr. 6-2 240 Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway 93 Nick Borgese PK Fr. 5-11 173 Hamburg, N.Y./Saint Francis 55 Betim Bujari OL Fr. 6-4 290 Secaucus, N.J./Secaucus 46 Michael Burton FB Fr. 6-0 232 Long Valley, N.J./West Morris Central 88 Malcolm Bush TE So. 6-4 245 Englewood, N.J./Hackensack 39 Paul Canaveri FB Fr. 5-11 220 Warwick, N.Y./Don Bosco Prep 89 Paul Carrezola TE So. 6-2 241 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy 66 Andre Civil OL So. 6-3 275 Brooklyn, N.Y./Sheepshead Bay 35 John Clarke DB Fr. 5-9 175 Hackensack, N.J./Hackensack 17 Brandon Coleman WR Fr. 6-6 220 Accokeek, Md./Bishop McNamara 12 Marcus Cooper DB Jr. 6-2 187 Bloomfield, Conn./Bloomfield 18 Jeremy Deering RB So. 6-2 205 Tampa, Fla./Leto 95 Nick DeLouisa PK Fr. 6-3 196 Tewksbury, N.J./Immaculata 43 Nick DePaola LB So. 6-0 205 Parkton, Md./Hereford 96 Anthony DiPaula P Fr. 6-1 190 Manalapan, N.J./St. John Vianney 19 Chas Dodd QB So. 6-0 200 Lyman, S.C./Byrnes 97 Justin Doerner P Jr. 5-9 170 Redondo Beach, Calif./Los Angeles Harbor JC53 Darren Dungee LB Fr. 6-2 220 Morristown, N.J./Morristown

62 Chris Fonti OL Fr. 6-7 308 Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills 77 Art Forst OL Sr. 6-8 310 Manasquan, N.J./Manasquan 91 Justin Francis DL Sr. 6-4 275 Opa-Locka, Fla./Miramar 14 Jason Friday QB Fr. 6-4 193 Falls Church, Va./Jeb Stuart 50 Quentin Gause LB Fr. 6-1 224 Rochester, N.Y./Bishop Kearney 87 Kyle George DE Fr. 6-3 251 Willingboro, N,J./Willingboro 3 Darrell Givens DB So. 6-1 184 Fort Washington, Md./Lackey 2 Gareef Glashen DB Fr. 5-10 181 Miami, Fla./Carol City 13 Ka’Lial Glaud LB Jr. 6-2 230 Atco, N.J./Winslow Twp. 20 Khaseem Greene DB Jr. 6-1 220 Elizabeth, N.J./Elizabeth/Avon Old Farms 13 Paul Hamersma QB Fr. 6-3 177 Tenafly, N.J./Tenafly 32 Duron Harmon DB Jr. 6-1 201 Magnolia, Del./Caesar Rodney 81 Mark Harrison WR Jr. 6-3 230 Stratford, Conn./Bunnell 65 Dallas Hendrikson C Jr. 6-2 295 St. Ansgar, Iowa/St. Ansgar/Iowa Western CC72 Isaac Holmes DL So. 6-3 272 Hoboken, N.J./Hoboken

41 Rob Horrell LS Fr. 5-10 189 Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Rancho Cucamonga28 Savon Huggins RB Fr. 6-0 200 Jackson, N.J./St. Peter’s Prep

7 Max Issaka DE Fr. 6-3 255 Port Reading, N.J./Woodbridge 49 Myles Jackson DE Fr. 6-4 230 West Chester, Pa./West Chester Henderson34 Paul James RB Fr. 6-0 195 Glassboro, N.J./Glassboro

23 Jawan Jamison RB Fr. 5-8 196 Starke, Fla./The Bolles School 10 D.C. Jefferson TE Jr. 6-6 258 Winter Haven, Fla./Winter Haven 9 Tejay Johnson WR Fr. 6-2 186 Egg Harbor Township, N.J./Fork Union 72 Kaleb Johnson OL Fr. 6-4 298 Jacksonville, Fla./Edward H. White 25 Brandon Jones DB Jr. 6-1 186 Sicklerville, N.J./Winslow Twp. 85 Robert Jones LS So. 6-0 210 West Caldwell, N.J./James Caldwell 41 Robert Joseph FB So. 6-2 220 Jamaica, N.Y./Brooklyn Poly Prep 95 Kenneth Kirksey DL Fr. 6-1 270 Daytona Beach, Fla./Mainland/Fork Union 47 Patrick Kivlehan DB Sr. 6-2 211 West Nyack, N.Y./St. Joseph’s 8 Rashad Knight DB Fr. 5-11 192 Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian Academy 86 Tyler Kroft TE Fr. 6-6 220 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East

No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 97 Anthony La Lota DL So. 6-4 270 Princeton, N.J,/The Hun School/Michigan 90 Michael Larrow DL So. 6-4 265 Union, N.J./Union 30 Edmond Laryea LB Sr. 6-1 223 Staten Island, N.Y./Tottenville 52 Eric LeGrand DT Sr. 6-2 275 Avenel, N.J./Colonia 61 Bryan Leoni OL Fr. 6-6 270 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central 80 Phil Lewis WR So. 6-2 193 Metuchen, N.J./Metuchen 64 Nicholas Libonati OL Jr. 6-3 285 Howell, N.J./Howell 75 Antwan Lowery OL So. 6-4 301 Miami, Fla./Christopher Columbus 74 Keith Lumpkin OL Fr. 6-8 292 Montclair, N.J./St. Peter’s Prep 30 Ben Martin RB Fr. 5-11 186 Galloway, N.J,/Absegami 38 Joe Martinek FB Sr. 6-0 220 Hopatcong, N.J./Hopatcong 36 Jackson Maurer LS Fr. 6-3 220 Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway 68 Matt McBride OL So. 6-6 294 Hicksville, N.Y./Holy Trinity/Hofstra 35 Shane Meisner LB Fr. 6-3 250 Greensburg, Pa./Hempfield Area/Kiski Prep 93 Djwany Mera DE Fr. 6-4 260 Hollywood, Fla./South Broward/Hargrave 37 Jamal Merrell LB So. 6-4 220 Bear, Del./Hodgson Vo-Tech 92 Jamil Merrell DL So. 6-4 255 Bear, Del./Hodgson Vo-Tech 31 David Milewski LB Fr. 6-4 231 Sayreville, N.J./Sayreville 33 Anthony Milito LB Fr. 5-11 248 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge 54 Justin Mills LB Fr. 6-1 228 Sayreville, N.J./Camden Military Acad. 48 Griffin Murray LB Fr. 6-1 219 Rye, N.Y./The Harvey School/Suffield Acad. 15 Gary Nova QB Fr. 6-2 220 Elmwood Park, N.J./Don Bosco Prep 59 David Osei OL So. 6-4 280 Abington, Pa./Abington 58 Fred Overstreet LB Fr. 6-1 223 Tampa, Fla./Jefferson 99 Al Page DL Fr. 6-2 280 Bronx, N.Y./Christopher Columbus 36 Travis Patterson RB Jr. 5-8 205 Long Branch, N.J./Long Branch/Hudson Valley CC 84 Quron Pratt WR So. 6-0 185 Palmyra, N.J./Palmyra 57 Frank Quartucci OL Fr. 6-4 300 Hamilton, N.J./Hamilton West 24 Mason Robinson DB Sr. 5-10 185 Somerville, N.J./Somerville 83 Ryan Rogers WR Fr. 6-3 181 Bloomfield, N.J./Bloomfield/Worcester Acad. 4 David Rowe DB Sr. 6-0 195 Cocoa, Fla./Cocoa 60 Caleb Ruch OL Sr. 6-4 298 Quakertown, Pa./Quakertown 11 Logan Ryan DB So. 6-0 190 Berlin, N.J./Eastern 6 Mohamed Sanu WR Jr. 6-2 215 South Brunswick, N.J./South Brunswick 14 Miles Shuler WR Fr. 5-10 170 Long Branch, N.J./Long Branch 45 Kevin Snyder LB Fr. 6-3 225 Mechanicsburg, Pa./Cumberland Valley 73 Desmond Stapleton OL Sr. 6-5 280 Union, N.J./Union 98 Daryl Stephenson DL Fr. 6-3 280 Sayreville, N.J./Sayreville 82 J.T. Tartacoff WR So. 5-11 191 Skillman, N.J./Montgomery 1 San San Te PK Sr. 5-9 178 Conover, N.C./Hickory 29 Jordan Thomas DB So. 6-1 190 Endicott, N.Y./Union-Endicott 48 Marcus Thompson DE So. 6-2 260 Oakland Park, Fla./Boyd Anderson 94 Scott Vallone DT Jr. 6-3 275 Central Islip, N.Y./St. Anthony’s 79 Jorge Vicioso OL Fr. 6-6 296 Passaic, N.J./Passaic 27 Wayne Warren DB Jr. 6-1 205 Salisbury, Md./Wicomico 21 Lorenzo Waters DB Fr. 6-0 195 Accokeek, Md./DeMatha 71 Devon Watkis OL Jr. 6-7 316 Coram, N.Y./Longwood 33 Jawann Westerman WR Sr. 5-11 177 Brampton, Ontario/Notre Dame 46 Dallas Whitaker LB Fr. 6-2 210 Milford, N.J./Immaculata 34 De’Antwan Williams RB Jr. 5-8 193 Woodbridge, Va./Woodbridge 5 Tim Wright WR Jr. 6-4 221 Wall Township, N.J./Wall 76 Marquise Wright DL Fr. 6-3 295 Englewood, N.J./Paramus Catholic 22 Jawaun Wynn WR Fr. 6-3 210 Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway 70 Desmond Wynn OL Sr. 6-6 295 Bear, Del./St. Mark’s


COACHING STAFFRUTGERS

Entering his 11th year as the head foot-ball coach at Rutgers University, Greg Schiano has continued to make his mark in the annals of the Birthplace of College Football. Rutgers had advanced to a post-season bowl just once in 135 years of football, however, Schiano has made that infrequency a thing of the past as the Scarlet Knights continued their recent bowl tradition, accepting a bid to five bowls over the previous six seasons, including four straight bowl victories dur-ing the time span.

The longest-tenured coach in the BIG EAST, Schiano has guided the Scarlet Knights to new heights throughout his career “On the Banks” – including four consecutive bowl victories for the first time in school history.

The 2009 campaign featured a nine-win season, another bowl victory with a 45-24 vic-tory over UCF in the St. Petersburg Bowl. The 2008 campaign for the Scarlet Knights started slowly, but the program relied on a strong foundation built by Schiano and together as a family Rutgers turned a 1-5 start into seven consecutive victories to close out the season – culminating in a 29-23 victory over NC State in the PapaJohns.com Bowl.

The on-field success under Schiano has led to attendance records at Rutgers Stadium as the program averaged over 40,000 fans per game for the fifth time in 2010. The Scarlet Knights unveiled their newly-expanded stadium in 2009 and it resulted in two of the highest all-time attendance numbers, including the school record 53,737 fans in attendance for RU’s season-opener against Cincinnati.

The program also opened the state-of-the-art Brown Football Recruiting Pavilion and Welcome Center, designed to help enhance the game-day experience for prospective student-athletes looking to make a home “On the Banks.”

Rutgers ended the 2006 season with a ranking of No. 12 in the national polls. The 2006 season was complete with a convincing 37-10 victory over Kansas State in the Texas Bowl, the first bowl championship in school history.

Schiano, the 2006 National Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year, has been the architect of transforming the Rutgers pro-gram into one of the nation’s best. The Scarlet Knights earned their first national top-10 rank-ing in 2006 and won 11 games for the second time in school history.

Schiano, who grew up in Wyckoff, N.J., and graduated from Ramapo High School, took over

as the 27th head coach of the nation’s oldest college football program Dec. 1, 2000.

During Schiano’s two-year stint as defen-sive coordinator at Miami (1999-2000), the Hurricanes posted a 20-5 record, including an 11-1 mark, the No. 2 national ranking and the Sugar Bowl Championship in 2000. The Hurricanes boasted one of the top scoring defenses in the nation in 2000, and were the stingiest defensive squad in the BIG EAST Conference.

Prior to his assignment at Miami, Schiano spent three seasons in the NFL with the Chicago Bears (1996-98). Schiano was a defensive assis-tant in 1996-97, and was the defensive back-field coach in 1998.

Schiano was defensive backfield coach at Penn State University from 1991-95. While at Penn State, the Nittany Lions had 58 wins and made six bowl appearances in his tenure. Overall, in nine seasons as an assistant on the collegiate level, Schiano’s teams advanced to eight bowl games.

Schiano’s first assignment as a coach in the college ranks came during the 1989 season, when he served as a graduate assistant at Rutgers, following a one-year stint as an assis-tant coach at his alma mater, Ramapo High School. After his initial stint at Rutgers in 1989, he moved on to Penn State as a graduate assis-tant in 1990.

Schiano is a 1988 graduate of Bucknell, where he was a three-year letterman at linebacker. He was named to the Sporting News All-America Preseason Team in 1987. He served as team captain his senior year and, as a junior, he topped the team with 114 tackles and was named all-conference.

Greg Schiano At A GlanceHometown: Wyckoff, N.J.Family: Wife – Christy; Children - Joey, John, Matt, KatieAlma Mater (Year): Bucknell (1988)Hired at Rutgers: Dec. 1, 2000

Collegiate/Professional Coaching Career:1989 Graduate Assistant, Rutgers1990-96 Defensive Backfield Coach, Penn State1996-97 Defensive Assistant Coach, Chicago Bears1998-99 Defensive Backs Coach, Chicago Bears1999-2000 Defensive Coordinator, Miami (Fla.)2001- Head Coach, Rutgers

Against The BIG EAST (24-45)Cincinnati 1-5Connecticut 5-2Louisville 3-3Pittsburgh 4-6USF 4-2Syracuse 5-5West Virginia 0-10---Boston College 0-4Miami 0-3Temple 2-2Virginia Tech 0-3

Playing Career: 1984-87 Bucknell

Office Phone: (732) 445-6200

Assistant Coaches

Frank CignettiOffensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Bob FraserDefensive Coordinator/Defensive Line

Kyle FloodOffensive Line/Assistant Head Coach

Robb SmithSpecial Teams Coordinator/Linebackers

Brian AngelichioTight Ends

P.J. FleckWide Receivers

Phil GalianoDefensive Line

Jeff HafleySecondary

Chris HewittRunning Backs

Tem LukabuOutside Linebackers

Greg SchianoHead Coach

as the 27th head coach of the nation’s oldest


COACHING STAFFRUTGERS

Greg Schiano Year-By-YearYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE BOWL FINAL RANK2001 Rutgers 2-9 0-72002 Rutgers 1-11 0-72003 Rutgers 5-7 2-52004 Rutgers 4-7 1-5 2005 Rutgers 7-5 4-3 Insight (lost to Arizona State 45-40)2006 Rutgers 11-2 5-2 Texas (defeated Kansas State 37-10) No. 12/122007 Rutgers 8-5 3-4 International (defeated Ball State 52-30)2008 Rutgers 8-5 5-2 PapaJohns.com (defeated North Carolina State 29-23)2009 Rutgers 9-4 3-4 St. Petersburg (defeated Central Florida 45-24)2010 Rutgers 4-8 1-6

Career Record (nine years) 59-63 24-45 4-1 .484 .348 .800

All-Time Rutgers Coaches TENURE W L T PCT BIG EAST PCTNo Coach 1869-90 33 58 8 .374William A. Reynolds 1891 8 6 0 .571No Coach 1892-94 7 15 1 .326H.W. Arbruster 1895 3 4 0 .429John C.B. Pendleton 1896-97 8 12 0 .400William. V.B. Van Dyck,Jr 1898-99 3 15 1 .184MIchael F. Daly 1900 4 4 0 .500Arthur P. Robinson 1901 0 7 0 .000Harry W. Van Hovenberg 1902 3 7 0 .300Oliver D. Mann 1903, 1905 7 10 1 .417A.E. Hitchner 1904 1 6 2 .222F.H. Gorton 1906-07 8 7 3 .528Joseph Smith 1908 3 5 1 .389Herman Pritchard 1909 3 5 1 .389Howard Gargan 1910-12 12 10 4 .538G. Foster Sanford 1913-23 56 32 5 .629John H. Wallace 1924-26 12 14 1 .463Harry J. Rockafeller 1927-30 19 16 0 .543J. Wilder Tasker 1931-37 31 27 5 .532Harvey J. Harman 1938-41 26 7 1 .779Harry J. Rockafeller 1942-45 14 10 1 .580Harvey J. Harman 1946-55 48 37 1 .564John R. Stiegman 1956-59 22 15 0 .595John F. Bateman 1960-72 73 51 0 .589Frank R. Burns 1973-83 78 43 1 .639Richard Anderson 1984-89 27 34 4 .491Doug Graber 1990-95 29 36 1 .447 11-20-1 .359Terry Shea 1996-00 11 44 0 .200 4-31-0 .114Greg Schiano 2001- 59 63 .484 24-45 .348Total 607 601 42 .502 39-96-1 .290

Frank Burns

John Bateman


2010 STATISTICSRUTGERS

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GTHOMAS, Jordan 12 95 452 35 417 4.4 1 34 34.8DEERING, Jeremy 12 77 361 9 352 4.6 2 22 29.3SANU, Mohamed 12 59 331 22 309 5.2 4 91 25.8MARTINEK, Joe 10 85 314 38 276 3.2 4 35 27.6Total 12 445 1772 561 1211 2.7 11 91 100.9Opponents 12 442 2162 285 1877 4.2 20 66 156.4

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GDODD, Chas 11 126.82 123-223-7 55.2 1637 11 66 148.8SAVAGE, Tom 6 105.26 43-83-3 51.8 521 2 37 86.8SANU, Mohamed 12 326.00 6-9-0 66.7 160 3 51 13.3Total 12 124.80 176-324-10 54.3 2328 16 66 194.0Opponents 12 140.83 207-336-8 61.6 2613 19 48 217.8

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GHARRISON, Mark 12 44 829 18.8 9 66 69.1SANU, Mohamed 12 44 418 9.5 2 29 34.8Total 12 176 2328 13.2 16 66 194.0Opponents 12 207 2613 12.6 19 48 217.8

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongROBINSON, Mason 19 139 7.3 1 60Total 24 211 8.8 3 60Opponents 28 310 11.1 0 47

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongLEFEGED, Joe 38 948 24.9 0 75Total 56 1280 22.9 0 75Opponents 47 960 20.4 1 100

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsTE, San San 0 14-20 26-26 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 68HARRISON, Mark 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54SANU, Mohamed 6 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 38MARTINEK, Joe 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Total 30 14-20 26-26 1-2 0 0-1 0 0 250Opponents 41 11-15 37-40 0-0 0 0-1 0 1 318

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GDODD, Chas 11 285 -253 1637 1384 125.8SAVAGE, Tom 6 115 -6 521 515 85.8Total 12 769 1211 2328 3539 294.9Opponents 12 778 1877 2613 4490 374.2

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkTE, San San 14-20 70.0 1-1 6-6 5-6 2-6 0-1 43 0

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdDELLAGANNA, Ted 54 2261 41.9 69 4 10 12 2SULLIVAN, Kyle 18 758 42.1 66 1 3 5 0Total 76 3086 40.6 69 5 13 19 2Opponents 65 2405 37.0 73 8 12 15 4

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GLEFEGED, Joe 12 0 0 11 948 29 988 82.3HARRISON, Mark 12 0 829 0 0 0 829 69.1THOMAS, Jordan 12 417 223 0 155 0 795 66.2SANU, Mohamed 12 309 418 0 0 0 727 60.6DEERING, Jeremy 12 352 338 0 0 0 690 57.5Total 12 1211 2328 211 1280 91 5121 426.8Opponents 12 1877 2613 310 960 151 5911 492.6

DEFENSE G Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int PBU H FR-Yds FF Blk SafLOWERY, Antonio 12 47 61 108 8.5-26 2.0-15 . 2 6 3-21 2 . .LEFEGED, Joe 12 46 38 84 3.5-14 1.5-13 1-29 6 3 1-3 4 2 .BEAUHARNAIS, Steve 12 34 45 79 6.0-24 1.5-14 . 2 4 4-19 1 . .GREENE, Khaseem 12 45 32 77 2.5-4 . 2-14 3 2 . 4 . .BING, Brandon 11 42 23 65 3.5-13 1.0-6 2-20 1 . . . 4 .Total 12 439 409 848 76-249 17-105 8-91 30 40 14-43 14 9 .Opponents 12 453 352 805 113.0-525 61-398 10-151 38 28 5-16 11 2 1



Date Opponent Result9/2 Norfolk State (ESPN3.com) W, 31-09/11 at Florida International (BIG EAST Network) W, 19-149/25 North Carolina (ESPNU) L, 13-1710/2 Tulane (2 p.m., ESPN3.com) L, 14-1710/8 CONNECTICUT (ESPN) W, 27-2410/16 Army ^ (ESPN3.com) ot W, 23-2010/23 at PITTSBURGH (BIG EAST Network) L, 21-4111/3 at USF (ESPN2) L, 27-2811/13 SYRACUSE (ESPNU) L, 10-1311/20 at CINCINNATI (BIG EAST Network) L, 38-6911/26 LOUISVILLE (ESPN2) L, 13-4012/4 at WEST VIRGINIA (ABC) L, 14-35

TEAM STATISTICS RUTGERS OPPSCORING 250 318 Points Per Game 20.8 26.5FIRST DOWNS 186 216 Rushing 69 91 Passing 102 112 Penalty 15 13RUSHING YARDAGE 1211 1877 Yards gained rushing 1772 2162 Yards lost rushing 561 285 Rushing Attempts 445 442 Average Per Rush 2.7 4.2 Average Per Game 100.9 156.4 TDs Rushing 11 20PASSING YARDAGE 2328 2613 Comp-Att-Int 176-324-10 207-336-8 Average Per Pass 7.2 7.8 Average Per Catch 13.2 12.6 Average Per Game 194.0 217.8 TDs Passing 16 19TOTAL OFFENSE 3539 4490 Total Plays 769 778 Average Per Play 4.6 5.8 Average Per Game 294.9 374.2KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 56-1280 47-960PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-211 28-310INT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-91 10-151KICK RETURN AVERAGE 22.9 20.4PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 8.8 11.1INT RETURN AVERAGE 11.4 15.1FUMBLES-LOST 16-5 24-14PENALTIES-Yards 84-605 78-673 Average Per Game 50.4 56.1PUNTS-Yards 76-3086 65-2405 Average Per Punt 40.6 37.0 Net punt average 35.2 31.3TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:08 28:503RD-DOWN Conversions 54/172 61/161 3rd-Down Pct 31% 38%4TH-DOWN Conversions 8/18 2/10 4th-Down Pct 44% 20%SACKS BY-Yards 17-105 61-398MISC YARDS 4 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 30 41FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 14-20 11-15ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (27-36) 75% (37-42) 88%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (14-36) 39% (29-42) 69%PAT-ATTEMPTS (26-26) 100% (37-40) 93%ATTENDANCE 323368 188413 Games/Avg Per Game 7/46195 5/37683 Neutral Site Games 0/0

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalRutgers 61 67 52 64 6 250Opponents 83 103 66 63 3 318


DEPTH CHART & RECORDSRUTGERS

TEAM RECORDS

Points Game: 96 vs. RPI, 1915 Season: 426, 2007

Total Offense Game: 781 vs. Colgate, 1974 Season: 5,841, 2007

Yards Rushing Game: 591 vs. Stevens Tech, 1914 Season: 2,895, 1975

Yards Passing Game: 436 vs. Vanderbilt, 1988 Season: 3,416, 2004

First Downs Game: 36 vs. Temple, 1993 Season: 294, 2007

Total Defense Game: 104 vs. Connecticut, 1975 Season: 1,971, 1976



INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Game: 48, Howard Talman vs. RPI, 1915 Season: 150, Ray Rice, 2007 Career: 400, Jeremy Ito, 2004-07

Total Offense Game: 447, Mike Teel vs. Louisville, 2008 Season: 3,345, Mike Teel, 2008 Career: 9,173, Mike Teel, 2005-08

Yards Rushing Game: 280, Ray Rice vs. Ball State, 2007-08 Season: 2,012, Ray Rice, 2008 Career: 4,926, Ray Rice, 2005-08

Yards Passing Game: 447, Mike Teel vs. Louisville, 2008 Season: 3,418, Mike Teel, 2008 Career: 9,383, Mike Teel, 2005-08

Completion Percentage Season: 65.1, Ryan Hart, 2004 Career: 61.6, Ed McMichael, 1979-80

Touchdown Passes Game: 7, Mike Teel vs. Louisville, 2008 Season: 25, Mike Teel, 2008 Career: 59, Mike Teel, 2005-08

Receptions Game: 13, Jack Emmer vs. Holy Cross, 1966 13, Eric Young vs. Vanderbilt, 1988 13, Marco Battaglia vs. Penn State, 1995 Season: 87, Kenny Britt, 2008 Career: 207, Brian Leonard, 2003-06

Yards Receiving Game: 248, Tiquan Underwood vs. Buffalo, 2007 Season: 1,371, Kenny Britt, 2008 Career: 3,043, Kenny Britt, 2006-08

Touchdown Receptions Game: 4, Chris Brantley vs. Virginia Tech, 1992 4, Mark Harrison at Cincinnati, 2010 Season: 10, Marco Battaglia, 1995 Career: 20, Tim Brown, 2006-09

Field Goals Game: 5, Tom Angstadt vs. Cincinnati, 1984 Season: 23, Jeremy Ito, 2007 Career: 80, Jeremy Ito, 2004-07

Punting Average Season: 44.1, Joe Radigan, 2006 Career: 41.8, Teddy Dellaganna, 2008-10

Interceptions Game: 3, Six times Season: 9, John Pollock, 1968 Career: 14, Tony Pawlik, 1972-74 14, Ed Jones, 1971-74 14, John Pollock, 1966-68


OFFENSE WR 81 Mark Harrison 17 Brandon ColemanWR 6 Mohamed Sanu 5 Tim WrightLT 66 Andre Civil 71 Devon WatkinsLG 70 Desmond Wynn 77 Art ForstC 59 David Osei 60 Caleb RuchRG 75 Antwan Lowery 60 Caleb RuchRT 73 Desmond Stapleton 68 Matt McBrideTE 89 Paul Carrezola or 10 D.C. JeffersonQB 19 Chas Dodd 16 Mike Bimonte or 15 Gary NovaRB 18 Jeremy Deering or 34 De’Antwan Williams or 23 Jawan JamisonFB 38 Joe Martinek 46 Michael Burton

DEFENSE DE 91 Justin Francis 92 Jamil MerrellDT 90 Michael Larrow 93 Djwany Mera DT 94 Scott Vallone 72 Isaac HolmesDE 51 Manny Abreu 35 Shane MeisnerLB 42 Steve Beauharnais 37 Jamal MerrellLB 13 Ka’Lial Glaud 56 Marvin BookerLB 20 Khaseem Greene 30 Edmond LaryeaCB 11 Logan Ryan or 12 Marcus CooperCB 25 Brandon Jones or 24 Mason RobinsonSS 32 Duron Harmon 47 Patrick KivlehanFS 4 David Rowe 27 Wayne Warren SPECIAL TEAMSK 1 San San Te 95 Nick DeLouisaP 16 Anthony DiPaula 6 Mohamed Sanu

Linebacker Steve Beauharnais


YEAR BY YEAR RESULTSRUTGERS

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1869 2 1 1 0 William J. Leggett1870 2 1 1 0 William J. Leggett1871 No Games Played1872 3 1 1 1 Claudius Rockefeller1873 3 1 2 0 George D. Lydecker1874 4 2 2 0 Abram I. Marine1875 3 1 1 1 Peter H. Miliken1876 1 1 0 0 Andrew Raymond1877 3 0 3 0 Andrew Raymond1878 4 1 2 1 Thomas Fitz-Randolph1879 5 1 2 2 N.W. Voorhees1880 3 1 2 0 John Morrison1881 6 2 3 1 John Morrison1882 10 6 4 0 William J. Chamberlain1883 7 1 6 0 Charles Pattison1884 7 3 4 0 John DeWitt1885 1 0 1 0 Lewis Chamberlain1886 4 1 3 0 Asa Wynkoop1887 8 2 6 0 Clarence G. Scudder1888 8 1 6 1 Arthur J. Collier1889 5 1 4 0 James Bishop, Jr.1890 10 5 4 1 James Bishop, Jr.1891 14 8 6 0 William A. Reynolds1892 9 3 5 1 John C. Loud1893 4 0 4 0 None1894 10 4 6 0 None1895 7 3 4 0 H.W. Arbruster1896 12 5 7 0 John C.B. Pendleton1897 9 2 7 0 John C.B. Pendleton1898 8 1 6 1 William V.B. Van Dyck, Jr.1899 10 2 8 0 Michael F. Daly1900 8 4 4 0 Arthur P. Robinson1901 7 0 7 0 Harry W. Van Hovenberg1902 10 3 7 0 None1903 9 4 4 1 Oliver D. Mann1904 9 1 6 2 A.E. Hitchner1905 9 3 6 0 Oliver D. Mann1906 9 5 2 2 F.H. Gorton1907 9 3 5 1 F.H. Gorton1908 9 3 5 1 Joseph Smith1909 9 3 5 1 Herman Pritchard1910 8 3 2 3 Howard Gargan1911 9 4 4 1 Howard Gargan1912 9 5 4 0 Howard Gargan1913 9 6 3 0 G. Foster Sanford1914 9 5 3 1 G. Foster Sanford1915 8 7 1 0 G. Foster Sanford1916 7 3 2 2 G. Foster Sanford1917 9 7 1 1 G. Foster Sanford1918 7 5 2 0 G. Foster Sanford1919 8 5 3 0 G. Foster Sanford1920 9 2 7 0 G. Foster Sanford1921 9 4 5 0 G. Foster Sanford1922 9 5 4 0 G. Foster Sanford1923 9 7 1 1 G. Foster Sanford1924 9 7 1 1 John H. Wallace1925 9 2 7 0 John H. Wallace1926 9 3 6 0 John H. Wallace1927 8 4 4 0 Harry J. Rockafeller1928 9 6 3 0 Harry J. Rockafeller1929 9 5 4 0 Harry J. Rockafeller1930 9 4 5 0 Harry J. Rockafeller1931 8 4 3 1 J. Wilder Tasker1932 10 6 3 1 J. Wilder Tasker1933 10 6 3 1 J. Wilder Tasker1934 9 5 3 1 J. Wilder Tasker1935 9 4 5 0 J. Wilder Tasker1936 8 1 6 1 J. Wilder Tasker1937 9 5 4 0 J. Wilder Tasker1938 8 7 1 0 Harvey J. Harman1939 9 7 1 1 Harvey J. Harman1940 8 5 3 0 Harvey J. Harman1941 9 7 2 0 Harvey J. Harman1942 8 3 4 1 Harry J. Rockafeller1943 5 3 2 0 Harry J. Rockafeller1944 5 3 2 0 Harry J. Rockafeller1945 7 5 2 0 Harry J. Rockafeller1946 9 7 2 0 Harvey J. Harman1947 9 8 1 0 William Vigh1948 9 7 2 0 Harvey J. Harman1949 9 6 3 0 Harvey J. Harman1950 8 4 4 0 Harvey J. Harman1951 8 4 4 0 Harvey J. Harman

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1952 9 4 4 1 Harvey J. Harman1953 8 2 6 0 Harvey J. Harman1954 9 3 6 0 Harvey J. Harman1955 8 3 5 0 Harvey J. Harman1956 10 3 7 0 John R. Stiegman1957 9 5 4 0 John R. Stiegman1958 9 8 1 0 John R. Stiegman1959 9 6 3 0 John R. Stiegman1960 9 8 1 0 John F. Bateman1961 9 9 0 0 John F. Bateman1962 10 5 5 0 John F. Bateman1963 9 3 6 0 John F. Bateman1964 9 6 3 0 John F. Bateman1965 9 3 6 0 John F. Bateman1966 9 5 4 0 John F. Bateman1967 9 4 5 0 John F. Bateman1968 10 8 2 0 John F. Bateman1969 9 6 3 0 John F. Bateman1970 10 5 5 0 John F. Bateman1971 11 4 7 0 John F. Bateman1972 11 7 4 0 John F. Bateman1973 11 6 5 0 Frank R. Burns1974 11 7 3 1 Frank R. Burns1975 11 9 2 0 Frank R. Burns1976 11 11 0 0 Frank R. Burns1977 11 8 3 0 Frank R. Burns1978 12 9 3 0 Frank R. Burns Garden State1979 11 8 3 0 Frank R. Burns1980 11 7 4 0 Frank R. Burns1981 11 5 6 0 Frank R. Burns1982 11 5 6 0 Frank R. Burns1983 11 3 8 0 Frank R. Burns1984 10 7 3 0 Dick Anderson1985 11 2 8 1 Dick Anderson1986 11 5 5 1 Dick Anderson1987 11 6 5 0 Dick Anderson1988 11 5 6 0 Dick Anderson1989 11 2 7 2 Dick Anderson1990 11 3 8 0 Doug Graber1991 11 6 5 0 Doug Graber1992 11 7 4 0 Doug Graber1993 11 4 7 0 Doug Graber1994 11 5 5 1 Doug Graber1995 11 4 7 0 Doug Graber1996 11 2 9 Terry Shea1997 11 0 11 Terry Shea1998 11 5 6 Terry Shea1999 11 1 10 Terry Shea2000 11 3 8 Terry Shea2001 11 2 9 Greg Schiano2002 12 1 11 Greg Schiano2003 12 5 7 Greg Schiano2004 11 4 7 Greg Schiano2005 12 7 5 Greg Schiano Insight2006 13 11 2 Greg Schiano Texas2007 13 8 5 Greg Schiano International2008 13 8 5 Greg Schiano PapaJohns.com2009 13 9 4 Greg Schiano St. Petersburg2010 12 4 8 Greg SchianoTOTAL 1250 607 601 42

RUTGERS IN THE BIG EAST/FINISH1991 2-3-01992 4-2-01993 1-6-0/7th1994 2-4-1/6th1995 2-5-0/6th1996 1-6/7th1997 0-7/8th1998 2-5/t6th1999 1-6/8th2000 0-7/8th

2001 0-7/8th2002 0-7/8th2003 2-5/t6th2004 1-5/t-6th2005 4-3/t-3rd 2006 5-2/t-2nd2007 3-4/t-5th 2008 5-2/t-2nd2009 3-4/t-4th2010 1-6/8th

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDALocation: .......................................................Tampa, Fla.Enrollment: .......................................................... 45,074Founded: ................................................................. 1956Nickname: ...............................................................BullsColors: ...................................................Green and GoldWeb Site: .............................................. GoUSFBulls.comStadium: ........ Raymond James Stadium (65,857/Grass)President: ...........................................Dr. Judy GenshaftDirector of Athletics: ..............................Doug WoolardHead Coach: ...................... Skip Holtz (Notre Dame ’86)

MEDIA RELATIONSAssistant Director of Athletics: ..............Jeremy SharpeOffice Phone: .........................................(813) 974-4086Mobile: ...................................................(813) 447-1040E-mail: ................................... [email protected] Fax: ..................................................(813) 974-5328Press Box Phone: ...................................(813) 350-6225

BULL TEAM FACTS2010 Record/Finish: ...................8-5/3-4 BIG EAST (5th)All-Time Record: .......................................103-62 (.624)All-Time BIG EAST Record: ..........................20-22 (.476)Bowl Appearances: ...................................................... 6Bowl Record: ...................................................4-2 (.667)Last Bowl Appearance: ....2010 Meineke Car Care Bowl (USF 31, Clemson 26)Offensive System: ................................................ SpreadDefensive System: ..................................................... 4-3Lettermen Returning/Lost: ...................................45/15Starters Returning/Lost: .......................................12/13

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STORYLINESUSF

STORYLINESUSF registered its third consecutive season at 8-5 in 2010, winning five of its last seven games.

USF is one of just 15 schools that has won at least eight games in each of the last five seasons.

The Bulls take a streak of six straight postsea-son appearances, including three straight bowl wins, into the 2011 season. USF has played in a bowl game in each year it has been a member of the Bowl Subdivision.

Head coach Skip Holtz has taken his team to the postseason in five consecutive seasons. He made four straight bowl appearances with East Carolina from 2006-09 before bringing USF to a win against Clemson in last year’s Meineke Car Care Bowl.

OFFENSEQB B.J. Daniels enters the 2011 season ranked fourth on USF’s career passing yards (3,754) and passing touchdowns (25) lists. Daniels battled through injury to throw for 1,685 yards and 11 touchdowns last season.

WR A.J. Love, who is in his sixth year of eligibil-ity, looks for a successful return from a knee injury to lead a veteran group of receivers.

OG Chaz Hine, a veteran with 25 career starts — and an accomplished opera singer — is one of two returning starters on the offensive line.

RB Demetris Murray is the most experienced man in the offensive backfield following the departure of leading rusher Moise Plancher. Murray rushed for 542 yards and four touch-downs last season.

DEFENSEUSF must replace four All-BIG EAST players on defense, but returns two starting linebackers and three starters from the secondary.

LB DeDe Lattimore (69 tackles, 6.5 TFL, 2.5 sacks) and LB Sam Barrington (65 tackles, 6.5 TFL) were second and third, respectively, on the team in tackles last season.

SS Jon Lejiste had a team-high four sacks last year, leading a defense that had eight players register at least two sacks. Twelve players had at least one interception, including returning FS Jerrell Young, who had three.

SPECIAL TEAMSWR Lindsey Lamar was the 2010 BIG EAST Spe-cial Teams Player of the Year and an All-BIG EAST First Team choice last year. Lamar amassed 903 yards on kickoff returns with two touchdowns last season.

K Maikon Bonani enters his third year as the Bulls’ regular kicker after making 17 of 21 fied goal attempts in 2010. Bonani was 13-for-13 from inside 40 yards last season.

P Justin Brockhaus-Kann returns after averaging 37.6 yards per punt last season.

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3 at Notre Dame

3:30 p.m., NBCSeries: First meetingNotable: USF coach Skip Holtz is a 1986 graduate of Notre Dame and a former Irish assistant.

Sat., Sept. 10 Ball State7 p.m.

Series: First meetingNotable: USF is 14-0 all-time in home openers.

Sat., Sept. 17 Florida A&M7 p.m.

Series: USF leads, 1-0Notable: The Rattlers won a share of the MEAC title last season, going 7-1 in conference games.

Sat., Sept. 24 UTEPTBD

Series: First meetingNotable: Skip Holtz went 2-0 against UTEP as head coach at East Carolina.

Thu., Sept. 29 at PITTSBURGH8 p.m., ESPN

Series: Pittsburgh leads, 5-3Notable: The Bulls have dropped three straight to the Panthers.

Sat., Oct. 15 at CONNECTICUTTBD

Series: Connecticut leads, 5-3Notable: USF has dropped its last two against the Huskies on field goals in the closing seconds.

Sat., Oct. 22 CINCINNATINoon, BIG EAST Network

Series: Cincinnati leads, 5-3Notable: The Bulls won at Nippert Stadium for the first time with last year’s 38-30 decision.

Sat., Nov. 5 at RUTGERSTBD

Series: Rutgers leads, 4-2Notable: USF snapped a four-game series slide with last year’s 28-27 win in Tampa.

Fri., Nov. 11 at SYRACUSE8 p.m., ESPN2

Series: USF leads, 5-1Notable: USF fell for the first time in the series last year after being held without an offensive touchdown.

Sat., Nov. 19 Miami (Fla.)TBD

Series: Miami leads, 2-1Notable: Bobby Eveld came off the bench at half-time to lead USF to a 23-20 OT win last year.

Fri., Nov. 25 LOUISVILLETBD, ABC/ESPN/ESPN2

Series: USF leads, 5-3Notable: Lindsey Lamar’s 100-yard kickoff return helped the Bulls to a 24-21 OT win last season.

Thu., Dec. 1 WEST VIRGINIA8 p.m., ESPN

Series: Tied, 3-3Notable: The home team has won the last four meetings in the series.

Quarterback B.J. Daniels


2011 ROSTERUSF

The 2011 USF roster was not available at press time.

To obtain the USF roster, visit the school’s official website at www.GoUSFBulls.com


COACHING STAFFUSF

A new era began at the University of South Florida with the hiring of Skip Holtz as the head coach of the football program on Jan. 14, 2010.

In his first season, Holtz promptly led the Bulls to their fifth consecutive eight-win season, making them one of just 15 teams nationally to win eight games in each of the last five years and one of only 10 teams in BCS leagues to accomplish the feat. In addition, USF played in its sixth consecutive bowl game, a 31-26 victory over Clemson in the Meineke Car Care Bowl.

Holtz, who is just the second head coach in the 13 year history, came to USF after five seasons at East Carolina and is a rid-ing a streak of back-to-back Conference USA Championships. Holtz is one of just four coaches nationally to lead his teams to league titles each of the last two seasons.

He led ECU to unprecedented heights includ-ing four-straight winning seasons, a quartet of bowl game appearances and back-to-back Conference USA championships.

East Carolina had just three wins in a 25-game period prior to his arrival in 2005.

The drastic turnaround at ECU, which included a 7-6 finish in 2006, an 8-5 ledger in 2007, a 9-5 mark in 2008 and another nine-win campaign in 2009, coincided with school-record attendance increases at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.

While the initial success in 2005 relied heavily on a wide-open offensive assault that produced the school’s fourth-best passing attack in his-tory, it was a no-nonsense and fundamental-ly-sound defensive effort that launched the Pirates back into college football’s competitive arena a year later.

Holtz followed by using a combination of both in 2007, offering a well-balanced offense and a run-stopping, ball-hawking defense to lead East Carolina to its highest Conference USA win total in school history at that time, just one shy of earning a berth in the league champion-ship game, despite playing one of the toughest schedules in program history, which was loaded with four Bowl Championship Series members.

The Pirates impressively finished the job in 2008 by earning a spot in the Conference USA Championship game, where they delivered a knockout blow to Tulsa on to the road to claim the program’s first conference title in 32 years and earning a bid to the AutoZone Liberty Bowl. Along the way, the 2008 Conference USA Coach of the Year and the Pirates made headlines by reaching No. 14 in the polls and defeating No. 17 Virginia Tech and No. 8 West Virginia.

Holtz, who has played an active role on coach-ing staffs which have captured seven major bowl titles in eight appearances since 1987, officially ended a six-year position on the South Carolina offensive staff when he moved to Greenville.

Holtz came to South Carolina after a success-ful five-year stint as head coach at Connecticut. While at UConn, he led the Huskies to their best season in school history in 1998 and was recog-nized as one of the top young coaching talents in the country.

During his five-year tenure as head coach at UConn, Holtz guided the Huskies’ program to national top 25 rankings the last four seasons and unprecedented success in the school’s 100-year football history which provided a firm foundation for the school’s eventual move to the I-A level in 2002.

Holtz’s stay at South Carolina marked the second time in his career that he had worked under his father, legendary coach Lou Holtz, on an offensive staff. He worked with his father at Notre Dame for four years, in fact, serving the Fighting Irish’s offensive coordinator during the 1992 and 1993 seasons.

Holtz has also served on the coaching staffs at Florida State and Colorado State. While serving on Bobby Bowden’s FSU staff in 1987 and 1988, the Seminoles rolled to a 22-2 record, captured the Sugar and Fiesta Bowl titles and earned a No. 2 and No. 3 national rank, respectively.

Holtz was honored in 1996 with the National Football Foundation Man-of-the-Year Award and was a member of the Foundation’s ethics committee. He was also the recipient of the Franciscan Life Center’s St. Francis Award in 1995, an honor given for his dedication and support of Christian values.

Skip Holtz At A GlanceHometown: Willimantic, Conn.Family: Wife – Jennifer; Children - Louis, Chad, HaileyAlma Mater (Year): Notre Dame (1986)Hired at USF: Jan. 14, 2010

Collegiate/Professional Coaching Career:1987-88 Graduate Assistant, Florida State1989 Receivers Coach, Colorado State1990-91 Receivers Coach, Notre Dame1992-93 Offensive Coordinator, Notre Dame1994-98 Head Coach, Connecticut1999-2003 Assistant Head Coach/

Offensive Coordinator, South Carolina2004 Assistant Head Coach/Quarterbacks,

South Carolina2005-09 Head Coach, East Carolina2010- Head Coach, USF

Against The BIG EAST (4-8)Cincinnati 1-0Connecticut 0-1Louisville 1-0Pittsburgh 0-1Rutgers 1-0Syracuse 0-1West Virginia 1-5

Playing Career: 1986 Notre Dame

Office Phone: (813) 974-7177

Assistant Coaches

Rick SmithAssistant Head Coach/Defensive Backs

Mark SnyderDefensive Coordinator/Linebackers

Todd FitchOffensive Coordinator/Running Backs

Vernon HargreavesSpecial Teams Coordinator/Def. Ends

Phil McGeoghanWide Receivers

Kevin PatrickDefensive Tackles

Larry ScottTight Ends

Steve ShankweilerOffensive Line

Peter VaasQuarterbacks

Skip HoltzHead Coach


COACHING STAFFUSF

Skip Holtz Year-By-YearYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE BOWL FINAL RANK1994 Connecticut 4-7 4-41995 Connecticut 8-3 8-31996 Connecticut 5-6 5-61997 Connecticut 7-4 7-41998 Connecticut 10-3 6-2 Division I-AA Championship (1-1)2005 East Carolina 5-6 4-42006 East Carolina 7-6 5-32007 East Carolina 8-5 6-22008 East Carolina 9-5 7-2 AutoZone Liberty (lost to Kentucky, 25-19)2009 East Carolina 9-5 8-1 AutoZone Liberty (lost to Arkansas, 20-17)2010 USF 8-5 3-4 Meineke Car Care (defeated Clemson, 31-26)

Connecticut Record (five years) 34-23 30-19 1-1 .596 .612 .500East Carolina Record (five years) 38-27 30-12 0-2 .585 .714 .000USF Record (one year) 8-5 3-4 1-0 .615 .429 1.000Career Record (10 years) 80-55 63-35 2-3 .593 .643 .400

All-Time USF Coaches TENURE W L T PCT BIG EAST PCTJim Leavitt 1997-2009 95 57 .625 17-18 .486Skip Holtz 2010- 8 5 .615 3-4 .429Total 103 62 .624 20-22 .476


2010 STATISTICSUSF

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GPLANCHER,Moise 13 176 820 27 793 4.5 5 21 61.0MURRAY, Demetris 11 120 573 31 542 4.5 4 67 49.3DANIELS,BJ 12 112 423 164 259 2.3 5 16 21.6Total 13 487 2194 311 1883 3.9 19 67 144.8Opponents 13 470 2007 374 1633 3.5 8 71 125.6

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GDANIELS,BJ 12 120.34 143-245-13 58.4 1685 11 70 140.4EVELD, Bobby 7 107.65 42-75-3 56.0 454 2 28 64.9Total 13 116.28 185-323-16 57.3 2139 13 70 164.5Opponents 13 118.17 238-404-15 58.9 2500 18 69 192.3

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GBOGAN,Dontavia 12 47 685 14.6 6 64 57.1LANDI, Evan 13 28 390 13.9 2 51 30.0LAMAR, Lindsey 13 25 161 6.4 0 23 12.4Total 13 185 2139 11.6 13 70 164.5Opponents 13 238 2500 10.5 18 69 192.3

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongMITCHELL, Terrence 21 232 11.0 0 67Total 27 312 11.6 2 67Opponents 19 184 9.7 1 60

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongLAMAR, Lindsey 34 903 26.6 2 100Total 49 1106 22.6 2 100Opponents 53 1156 21.8 0 54

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsBONANI,Maikon 0 17-21 18-19 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 69MURRAY, Demetris 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36BOGAN,Dontavia 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36DANIELS,BJ 5 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-1 0 0 32PLANCHER,Moise 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30Total 37 18-26 33-34 1-1 0 0-1 0 1 313Opponents 29 20-26 26-27 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 260

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GDANIELS,BJ 12 357 259 1685 1944 162.0PLANCHER,Moise 13 176 793 0 793 61.0MURRAY, Demetris 11 120 542 0 542 49.3EVELD, Bobby 7 87 2 454 456 65.1Total 13 810 1883 2139 4022 309.4Opponents 13 874 1633 2500 4133 317.9

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkSCHWARTZ, Eric 1-5 20.0 0-0 0-1 1-3 0-1 0-0 37 0BONANI,Maikon 17-21 81.0 0-0 5-5 8-8 4-6 0-2 47 0

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdBROCKHAUS-KANN, Justin 64 2406 37.6 57 0 24 19 1Total 65 2406 37.0 57 0 24 19 1Opponents 73 2917 40.0 63 4 15 21 2

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GLAMAR, Lindsey 13 37 161 0 903 0 1101 84.7PLANCHER,Moise 13 793 99 0 0 0 892 68.6BOGAN,Dontavia 12 23 685 0 58 0 766 63.8MURRAY, Demetris 11 542 153 0 0 0 695 63.2Total 13 1883 2139 312 1106 219 5659 435.3Opponents 13 1633 2500 184 1156 197 5670 436.2

DEFENSE G Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int PBU H FR-Yds FF Blk SafWILLIAMS, Jacquain 13 46 25 71 11.0-56 2.5-27 1-12 3 . . . . .LATTIMORE, DeDe 13 47 22 69 6.5-32 2.5-18 . . . . . . .BARRINGTON, Sam 13 40 25 65 6.5-37 0.5-1 . 3 . 1-0 2 . .WASHINGTON,Quenton 13 46 13 59 1.0-1 . 1-45 4 . . . 2 .RAYMOND, Mistral 12 43 13 56 4.5-13 . 1-13 7 . . . . .Total 13 596 240 836 88-417 30-249 15-219 32 10 4-0 7 3 1Opponents 13 557 228 785 79.0-281 27-158 16-197 18 10 6-0 9 2 .



Date Opponent Result9/4 Stony Brook (BIG EAST Network) W, 59-149/11 at Florida (SEC Network) L, 14-389/25 Western Kentucky (BIG EAST Network) W, 24-1210/2 Florida Atlantic (ESPN3.com) W, 31-310/9 SYRACUSE (BIG EAST Network) L, 9-1310/14 at WEST VIRGINIA (ESPN) L, 6-2010/22 at CINCINNATI (ESPN2) W, 38-3011/3 RUTGERS (ESPN2) W, 28-2711/13 at LOUISVILLE (ESPNU) ot W, 24-2111/20 PITTSBURGH (ESPN2) L, 10-1711/27 at Miami (Fla.) (ESPNU) ot W, 23-2012/4 CONNECTICUT (ESPN2) L, 13-1612/31 vs. Clemson (ESPN) ^ W, 31-26

^ Meineke Car Care Bowl, Charlotte, N.C.

TEAM STATISTICS USF OPPSCORING 313 260 Points Per Game 24.1 20.0FIRST DOWNS 216 225 Rushing 101 94 Passing 88 117 Penalty 27 14RUSHING YARDAGE 1883 1633 Yards gained rushing 2194 2007 Yards lost rushing 311 374 Rushing Attempts 487 470 Average Per Rush 3.9 3.5 Average Per Game 144.8 125.6 TDs Rushing 19 8PASSING YARDAGE 2139 2500 Comp-Att-Int 185-323-16 238-404-15 Average Per Pass 6.6 6.2 Average Per Catch 11.6 10.5 Average Per Game 164.5 192.3 TDs Passing 13 18TOTAL OFFENSE 4022 4133 Total Plays 810 874 Average Per Play 5.0 4.7 Average Per Game 309.4 317.9KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 49-1106 53-1156PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 27-312 19-184INT RETURNS: #-Yards 15-219 16-197KICK RETURN AVERAGE 22.6 21.8PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 11.6 9.7INT RETURN AVERAGE 14.6 12.3FUMBLES-LOST 21-6 9-4PENALTIES-Yards 74-599 93-787 Average Per Game 46.1 60.5PUNTS-Yards 65-2406 73-2917 Average Per Punt 37.0 40.0 Net punt average 34.2 34.6TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 28:40 31:203RD-DOWN Conversions 51/161 70/195 3rd-Down Pct 32% 36%4TH-DOWN Conversions 3/7 10/17 4th-Down Pct 43% 59%SACKS BY-Yards 30-249 27-158MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 37 29FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 18-26 20-26ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 1-2RED-ZONE SCORES (35-42) 83% (32-39) 82%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (21-42) 50% (18-39) 46%PAT-ATTEMPTS (33-34) 97% (26-27) 96%ATTENDANCE 285946 263272 Games/Avg Per Game 7/40849 5/52654 Neutral Site Games 1/41122

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalUSF 52 83 107 62 9 313Opponents 50 64 54 89 3 260


DEPTH CHART & RECORDSUSF

TEAM RECORDS

Points Game: 80 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 1997 Season: 451, 2007

Total Offense Game: 582 vs. Syracuse, 2007 Season: 5,383, 2007

Yards Rushing Game: 346 vs. Syracuse, 2007 Season: 2,436, 2005

Yards Passing Game: 365 vs. Central Florida, 2007 Season: 3,115, 2008

First Downs Season: 291, 2008

Total Defense Game: 74 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 1997




INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Game: 24, Benjamin Williams vs. Florida Atlantic, 2007 24, Dyral McMillan vs. New Hampshire, 1999 24, Jermaine Clemons vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 1997 Season: 109, Delbert Alvarado, 2007 Career: 202, Santiago Gramatica, 2001-

Total Offense Game: 457, Matt Grothe vs. Syracuse, 2007 Season: 3,542, Matt Grothe, 2007 Career: 10,343, Marquel Blackwell, 1999-02

Yards Rushing Game: 258, Dyral McMillan vs. New Haven, 1999 Season: 1,374, Andre Hall, 2005 Career: 2,731, Andre Hall, 2004-05

Rushing Touchdowns Game: 4, Benjamin Williams vs. Florida Atlantic, 2007 Season: 13, Andre Hall, 2005 Career: 24, Andre Hall, 2004-05

Yards Passing Game: 382, Matt Grothe vs. Cincinnati, 2007 Season: 2,911, Matt Grothe, 2008 Career: 9,108, Marquel Blackwell, 1999-02

Completion Percentage Season: 63.7, Matt Grothe, 2006 Career: 61.9, Matt Grothe, 2006-08

Touchdown Passes Game: 5, Marquel Blackwell vs. East Carolina, 2002 Season: 20, Marquel Blackwell, 2001 Career: 57, Marquel Blackwell, 1999-02

Receptions Game: 11, DeAndrew Rubin vs. Pittsburgh, 2001 11, Dontavia Bogan at West Virginia, 2010 Season: 62, Hugh Smith, 2002 Career: 131, Hugh Smith, 1999-02

Yards Receiving Game: 149, Clif Dell vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 1997 Season: 661, Hugh Smith, 2002 Career: 1,823, Hugh Smith, 1999-02

Touchdown Receptions Game: 3, Elgin Hicks vs. East Carolina, 2003 Season: 7, Elgin Hicks, 2003 Career: 14, DeAndrew Rubin, 1999-02

Field Goals Game: 4, three times Season: 19, Delbert Alvarado, 2007 Career: 38, Santiaga Gramatica, 2000-04

Punting Average Season: 41.9, Devin Sanderson, 2002 Career: 40.9, Devin Sanderson, 2000-02

Interceptions Game: 3, J.R. Reed vs. Memphis, 2003 Season: 7, Trae Williams, 2006 7, J.R. Reed in 2003 Career: 18, J.R. Reed, 2000-03


OFFENSE SE 9 Evan Landi 83 Deonte WelchFL 14 Terrence Mitchell 17 Sterling Griffin or 87 Derrick HopkinsLT 74 Mark Popek 75 Darren PoweLG 55 Jeremiah Warren 71 John McGinnC 66 Kevin McCaskill 78 Austin ReiterRG 79 Chaz Hine 60 Danous EstenorRT 70 Quinterriuis Eatmon 73 Damien EdwardsTE 88 Andreas Shields 12 Isaac VirginQB 7 B.J. Daniels 13 Bobby EveldRB 21 Demetris Murray 20 Darrell ScottFB 43 Armando Sanchez 40 Chris Breit

DEFENSE DE 7 Ryne Giddins 90 Claude DavisNT 46 Cory Crissom 92 Luke Sager or 95 Todd ChandlerDT 91 Keith McCaskell 93 Demi ThompsonDE 41 Patrick Hampton 54 Julius Forte or 96 Anthony HillWLB 34 DeDe Lattimore 35 Mike JeuneMLB 36 Sam Barrington 55 Michael LanarisSLB 37 Reshard Cliett or 13 Curtis WitherspoonCB 6 Kayvon Webster 22 George Baker or 38 Ricardo DixonCB 2 Quenton Wasington 24 Ernie Tabutau or 33 Spencer BoydSS 8 Jon Lejiste 30 JaQuez Jenkins or 4 Tyson ButlerFS 1 Jerrell Young 26 Mark Joyce SPECIAL TEAMSK 28 Maikon Bonani 99 Marvin KlossP 47 Chris Veron 18 Justin Brockhaus-Kann

Linebacker Sam Barrington


YEAR BY YEAR RESULTSUSF

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1997 11 5 6 Jim Leavitt1998 11 8 3 Jim Leavitt1999 11 7 4 Jim Leavitt2000 11 7 4 Jim Leavitt2001 11 8 3 Jim Leavitt2002 11 9 2 Jim Leavitt2003 11 7 4 Jim Leavitt2004 11 4 7 Jim Leavitt2005 12 6 6 Jim Leavitt Meineke Car Care2006 13 9 4 Jim Leavitt PapaJohn’s.com2007 13 9 4 Jim Leavitt Brut Sun2008 13 8 5 Jim Leavitt magicJack St. Petersburg2009 13 8 5 Jim Leavitt International2010 13 8 5 Skip Holtz Meineke Car CareTOTAL 165 103 62

USF IN THE BIG EAST/FINISH2005 4-3/t-3rd2006 4-3/t-4th2007 4-3/t-3rd2008 2-5/6th2009 3-4/t-4th2010 3-4/t-5th

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITYLocation: ...................................................Syracuse, N.Y.Enrollment: .......................................................... 12,751Founded: ................................................................. 1870Nickname: ...........................................................OrangeColor: ...................................................................OrangeWeb Site: .............................................. SUAthletics.comStadium: ..................... Carrier Dome (49,262/FieldTurf)President: ............................................Dr. Nancy CantorDirector of Athletics: ............................. Dr. Daryl GrossHead Coach: .................... Doug Marrone (Syracuse ’91)

MEDIA RELATIONSAssistant AD/Communications: ....Sue Cornelius EdsonOffice Phone: .........................................(315) 443-2608Mobile: ...................................................(315) 952-4787E-mail: ..................................................sedson@syr.eduSID Fax: ..................................................(315) 443-3405Press Box Phone: ...................................(315) 443-4241

ORANGE TEAM FACTS2010 Record/Finish: ...................8-5/4-3 BIG EAST (4th)All-Time Record: ............................... 685-486-49 (.582)All-Time BIG EAST Record: ..........................70-67 (.511)Bowl Appearances: .................................................... 23Bowl Record: ............................................. 13-9-1 (.587)Last Bowl Appearance: ....2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl (Syracuse 36, Kansas State 34)Offensive System: ..............................................MultipleDefensive System: .............................................MultipleLettermen Returning/Lost: ...................................39/22Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................13/9

Dr. Nancy CantorPresident

Dr. Daryl Gross Director of Athletics

Doug Marrone Head Coach

Sue Edson Athletic Communications

SYRACUSE ORANGE


STORYLINESSYRACUSE

STORYLINESSyracuse has increased its number of wins in each of Doug Marrone’s first two seasons as head coach, culminating with a victory against Kansas State in the 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl.

Syracuse is looking to register its first back-to-back winning seasons since 2001, when the Orange capped a streak of 15 straight winning seasons.

Syracuse was 5-1 on the road last season.

After registering just one win against top-25 op-ponents from 2005-08, Syracuse has defeated at least one top-25 opponent in each of the last two years.

OFFENSEIn addition to returning starting QB Ryan Nassib, Syracuse returns its five top receivers from last year. Returning players accounted for 17 of the Orange’s 19 touchdown receptions in 2010.

Nassib enters the 2011 season ranked seventh in school history in career touchdown passes (22), eighth in career completions (238) and fifth in career completion percentage (55.6 percent).

Syracuse returns four starting offensive linemen from last season, including All-BIG EAST Second Team OG Justin Pugh.

The Orange turn to RB Antwon Bailey (554 yards, 2 TDs in 2010) to replace All-BIG EAST choice Delone Carter as the featured back.

DEFENSESyracuse ranked 114th nationally in total de-fense in 2008 — the year prior to Doug Mar-rone’s arrival. The Orange were 37th in 2009 and seventh in 2010.

DE Chandler Jones earned All-BIG EAST Second Team honors last year. He joins DE Mikhail Marinovich as the two returning starters on the defensive line.

SS Shamarko Thomas and FS Phillip Thomas return from a secondary that led the BIG EAST in pass defense last season. Syracuse will feature new starters at both cornerback positions.

The lone returning starter at linebacker is sophomore LB Marquis Spruill. The Orange lost two All-BIG EAST linebackers from last year.

SPECIAL TEAMSK Ross Krautman enters the 2011 season with a streak of 16 consecutive made field goals, tying Syracuse’s career record. Krautman made 18 of 19 field goal attempts last year, setting the BIG EAST single-season record at 94.7 percent accuracy.

2011 ScheduleThu., Sept. 1 Wake Forest

8 p.m., ESPN3.comSeries: Wake Forest leads, 1-0Notable: Syracuse plays a Thursday night home game for the first time since 1989.

Sat., Sept. 10 Rhode IslandTBD

Series: Syracuse leads, 1-0Notable: The only previous meeting was a 63-17 Syracuse win in the 2002 season.

Sat., Sept. 17 at Southern California8 p.m., FX

Series: USC leads, 2-0Notable: Syracuse plays at USC for the first time since 1924.

Sat., Sept. 24 ToledoNoon, BIG EAST Network

Series: Syracuse leads, 2-0Notable: Toledo has been tabbed as the MAC West favorite by several preseason publications.

Sat., Oct. 1 RUTGERSTBD

Series: Syracuse leads, 30-10-1Notable: Ross Krautman kicked two second-half field goals in last year’s Syracuse win.

Sat., Oct. 8 at Tulane8 p.m.

Series: Syracuse leads, 6-1Notable: Syracuse is 3-0 against Tulane in New Orleans with the last meeting in 1991.

Fri., Oct. 21 WEST VIRGINIAThe Schwartzwalder Trophy 8 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2Series: Syracuse leads, 31-27Notable: Syracuse snapped an eight-game series slide with last year’s 19-14 win in Morgantown.

Sat., Oct. 29 at LOUISVILLETBD

Series: Tied, 5-5Notable: The teams have split six BIG EAST meet-ings, with Louisville winning the last two.


Series: Connecticut leads, 5-2Notable: Syracuse looks for its first win against the Huskies at Rentschler Field.

Fri., Nov. 11 USF8 p.m., ESPN2

Series: USF leads, 5-1Notable: Syracuse got its first win in the series last year on Marcus Sales’ fourth-quarter touchdown.

Sat., Nov. 26 CINCINNATITBD

Series: Cincinnati leads, 6-5Notable: The Orange snapped a five-game series losing streak with last year’s win.

Sat., Dec. 3 at PITTSBURGHTBD, ABC, ESPN/ESPN2

Series: Pittsburgh leads, 33-30-3Notable: The Orange will go for their first win at Heinz Field since 2001.

Quarterback Ryan Nassib


2011 ROSTERSYRACUSE


84 Michael Acchione WR Sr. 5-11 170 Solvay, N.Y./Solvay

81 Louis Addazio TE Fr. 6-3 232 Gainesville, Fla./Buchholz

77 Lou Alexander OG Jr. 6-4 329 Palmdale, Calif./Highland/ College of the Canyons

50 Femi Aliyu LB So. 5-11 215 Baldwin, N.Y./Baldwin

76 Ian Allport C Sr. 6-5 306 Pulaski, N.Y./Pulaski Central

36 Adonis Ameen-Moore RB Fr. 5-11 244 Denver, Colo./Mullen

9 Ri’Shard Anderson CB Jr. 6-1 191 Miramar, Fla./American Heritage

39 Dom Anene LB Jr. 6-1 237 Redlands, Calif./Redlands

29 Antwon Bailey RB Sr. 5-7 197 Landover, Md./Saint Johns College

95 Torrey Ball DE Sr. 6-4 252 Athens, Ga./Cedar Shoals/Georgia Military College

98 Max Beaulieu DT So. 6-3 242 Pembroke Pines, Fla./University

56 Cory Boatman NT Sr. 6-1 274 Silver Spring, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel

96 Jay Bromley DT So. 6-3 269 Jamaica, N.Y./Flushing

82 Van Chew WR Sr. 6-1 161 Manassas, Va./Centreville

75 Zack Chibane OG Jr. 6-5 298 Paramus, N.J./Paramus

31 Clay Cleveland FB So. 6-0 221 Boxford, Mass./Phillips Academy

58 Lewellyn Coker LB So. 6-1 221 Warren, Ohio/Warren G. Harding

51 Eric Crume NT Fr. 6-0 330 Detroit, Mich./Detroit Central

79 Kristofer Curtis OT Fr. 6-3 283 Fayetteville, Ga./Fayette County

48 Carl Cutler FB Sr. 6-3 250 Norwich, Vt./Hanover/NH

35 Dyshawn Davis LB Fr. 6-3 208 Woodbury, N.J./Woodbury/Milford Acad.

6 Ritchy Desir CB Fr. 5-11 165 North Miami Beach, Fla./North Miami Beach

32 Siriki Diabate LB Jr. 5-10 217 Bronx, N.Y./Lehman/Nassau CC

3 Durell Eskridge FS Fr. 6-2 195 Miami, Fla./Miami Central

90 Cayden Feifer WR Jr. 5-11 169 Culver City, Calif./Culver City

46 Jonathan Fisher P Fr. 6-1 210 Oakfield, N.Y./Oakfield- Alabama Central

2 Olando Fisher SS Sr. 5-10 201 Peachtree City, Ga./Plainfield/Nassau CC

22 Adrian Flemming WR So. 6-3 209 Ashburn, Va./Broad Run

87 Kyle Foster WR Fr. 6-3 205 Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer

71 Ivan Foy OG Fr. 6-4 318 Brooklyn, N.Y./Fort Hamilton

24 Jaston George CB Fr. 5-10 169 Chesapeake, Va./Oscar F. Smith

13 Deon Goggins DT Sr. 6-1 280 Norwalk, Calif./Palisades/Cerritos CC

10 Dorian Graham WR Sr. 5-10 185 Plantation, Fla./Saint Thomas Aquinas

23 Prince-Tyson Gulley RB So. 5-9 189 Akron, Ohio/Garfield Senior

16 Keenan Hale WR Fr. 6-2 185 Conyers, Ga./The McCallie School

52 Ollie Haney NT R-Sr. 6-2 279 Clark, N.J./A.L. Johnson

49 Adam Harris FB Sr. 6-2 242 Towanda, Pa./Towanda/Cornell

74 Michael Hay OT Sr. 6-5 279 College Point, N.Y./Holy Cross/Nassau CC

60 Sean Hickey OT So. 6-6 276 Murrysville, Pa./Franklin Regional

6 Terrel Hunt QB Fr. 6-3 201 Rosedale, N.Y./Christ the King

83 Kyle Ishman WR So. 6-1 181 Troy, N.Y./Troy

16 James Jarrett QB Jr. 6-2 202 Clinton, N.Y./Clinton

99 Chandler Jones DE Sr. 6-5 247 Endicott, N.Y./Union-Endicott

42 Shane Kimmel FB Sr. 6-1 235 Ivyland, Pa./Council Rock

14 John Kinder QB So. 6-3 192 Inwood, N.Y./Lawrence

25 Jeremiah Kobena WR Fr. 6-0 184 New York, N.Y./Cardinal Hayes/Milford Acad.

34 Tombe Kose FB Sr. 5-9 235 San Diego, Calif./Crawford/Mesa JC

37 Ross Krautman K So. 5-7 155 Franklin Lakes, N.J./Ramapo

78 Austin Lane OT So. 6-6 304 Clifton Park, N.Y./Shenendehowa Central

15 Alec Lemon WR Jr. 6-2 196 Crofton, Md./Arundel Senior

72 Nick Lepak OG Sr. 6-5 349 Auburn, N.Y./Auburn


19 Ryan Lichtenstein K Jr. 5-11 157 Monroeville, Pa./Gateway Senior

17 Charley Loeb QB Jr. 6-4 212 Hollis, NH/Lawrence Academy

65 Jarel Lowery OG Sr. 6-3 301 Paterson, N.J./Paterson Catholic

8 Keon Lyn CB So. 6-1 195 Miramar, Fla./Miramar

38 Cameron Lynch LB Fr. 5-11 217 Lawrenceville, Ga./Brookwood

59 Macky MacPherson C So. 6-2 265 Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy

54 Mikhail Marinovich DE Sr. 6-5 250 San Clemente, Calif./JSerra Catholic/Milford Acad.

40 Zachary McCarrell LB So. 5-11 188 Orlando, Fla./Lake Highland

37 Chris McKenzie FS So. 5-10 206 New York, N.Y./Kennedy/Globe Inst. of Tech.

7 Jonny Miller QB So. 6-1 216 Castle Rock, Colo./Mullen

61 Eric Morris LS Jr. 5-9 227 Simi Valley, Calif./Royal/SUNY Morrisville

15 Shutang Mungwa SS Fr. 6-1 208 Oradell, N.J./Bergen Catholic

40 Joe Nassib CB So. 5-9 160 Newtown Square, Pa./The Haverford School

12 Ryan Nassib QB Sr. 6-2 227 West Chester, Pa./Malvern Prep

62 Andrew Phillips OT Jr. 6-6 281 Phoenix, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy

80 Nick Provo TE R-Sr. 6-4 246 West Palm Beach, Fla./John I. Leonard

67 Justin Pugh OT Jr. 6-6 299 Holland, Pa./Council Rock South

41 Shane Raupers P Jr. 5-9 182 Athens, Pa./Athens Area

18 Nick Raven QB So. 6-4 220 Moscow, Pa./North Pocono/Milford Acad.

4 Brandon Reddish CB Fr. 5-10 176 Brooklyn, N.Y./Fort Hamilton

30 Steve Rene RB So. 5-7 174 Brooklyn, N.Y./Canarsie

93 Micah Robinson DE So. 6-4 248 Cleveland, Ohio/John Adams

68 Nick Robinson OT Fr. 6-6 292 Baldwinsville, N.Y./C.W. Baker

47 Sam Rodgers LS Fr. 6-1 210 State College, Pa./Mercersburg Academy

5 Marcus Sales WR Sr. 6-0 182 Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy

26 Kevyn Scott CB R-Sr. 5-11 206 Tamarac, Fla./Saint Thomas Aquinas

91 Brandon Sharpe DE Jr. 6-2 237 Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes

41 Donnie Simmons DE Fr. 6-2 222 Hartsdale, N.Y./Archbishop Stepinac

63 Ryan Sloan DT Fr. 6-4 322 Bellport, N.Y./Bellport

45 Jerome Smith RB So. 5-11 215 Bear, Del./Pencader Charter

11 Marquis Spruill LB So. 6-1 221 Hillside, N.J./Hillside/Fork Union Military Acad.

86 David Stevens TE Sr. 6-3 229 Short Hills, N.J./Milburn

1 Phillip Thomas FS Jr. 5-11 196 Miami, Fla./Miami Edison Senior

21 Shamarko Thomas SS Jr. 5-10 208 Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes

66 Andrew Tiller OG R-Sr. 6-5 328 Brentwood, N.Y./Central Islip/Nassau CC

28 Greg Tobias RB Fr. 5-10 169 Sicklerville, N.J./St. Augsutine Prep

89 Thomas Trendowski TE R-Sr. 6-2 243 Syracuse, N.Y./Westhill

55 Rob Trudo C Fr. 6-3 293 Farrell, Pa./Farrell

43 Mario Tull RB So. 6-0 208 Brooklyn, N.Y./Xaverian

33 Dan Vaughan LB Sr. 6-2 218 Gibsonia, Pa./Pittsburgh Central Catholic

7 Oliver Vigille LB Fr. 6-3 208 Miami, Fla./Miami Central

85 Beckett Wales TE So. 6-3 233 Venice, Fla./Venice

69 Robert Welsh NT So. 6-2 260 Bay Shore, N.Y./Saint Anthony’s

88 Jarrod West WR So. 6-2 202 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty

28 Jeremi Wilkes FS So. 5-9 189 Tampa, Fla./Tampa Catholic


COACHING STAFFSYRACUSE

Syracuse University graduate Doug Marrone, a former pro football player and successful coach in the Division I col-legiate ranks and the National Football League, returned to his alma mater as the program’s 28th head coach. Dec. 12, 2008.

Marrone, whose coaching resume includes stints at Georgia Tech and Tennessee, had been the offensive coor-dinator for the New Orleans Saints since 2006.

Marrone has increased Syracuse’s num-ber of wins in each of his first two years on the Orange sideline. Most recently, he led Syracuse to an 8-5 record in 2010, capped by a win against Kansas State in the first New Era Pinstripe Bowl. Marrone was the 2010 AFCA Region 1 Coach of the Year and was a finalist for the 2010 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year award.

Marrone’s 2010 team finished the season ranked fifth nationally in total defense, 10th in pass defense and 13th in scoring defense.

A three-year starter as an offensive lineman at Syracuse, Marrone earned Associated Press All-East honors as a senior and second-team recognition as a junior. As a sophomore, he was named AP All-East Honorable Mention. During his tenure with the first string, the Orange had a 19-15 record and earned the school’s first bowl bid in six years. Marrone and his teammates, including All-American Tim Green, helped lay the foundation that ultimately resulted in Syracuse’s undefeated season in 1987.

Selected in the sixth round of the 1986 NFL Draft, Marrone was picked by the Los Angeles Raiders and played two seasons in the NFL; first with the Miami Dolphins in 1987 and then with the Saints in 1989. Marrone also had stints with Pittsburgh, Dallas and Minnesota before closing his career with the NFL Europe London Monarchs (1991-92).

With the Saints, Marrone was responsible for supervising the offense on a weekly basis, as well as tutoring an offensive line that evolved into one of the NFL’s best units. Marrone’s detail-oriented approach earned him a reputa-tion around league circles for innovation and as a top-notch teacher.

Prior to his arrival in New Orleans, the team never had a 4,000-yard passer or posted more than 5,700 yards of offense. The Saints set a team record with an NFL-leading 6,264 yards in Marrone’s first season, and followed that total with 5,780 yards in 2007.

The 2008 Saints lead the NFL in total offense (401.6 yards per game) and passing offense

(304.2 yards per game). During his tenure, the Saints were one of the NFL’s most explosive and consistent offenses, ranking among the league leaders since his arrival and rewriting the club’s all-time record book in the process.

Marrone joined Sean Payton’s staff after serv-ing as the offensive line coach of the New York Jets from 2002-05. During that span, Marrone formed a group of veterans and young players into one of the club’s most consistent position groups. During his four-year stretch with New York, the Jets played in four playoff games (two in 2002 and a pair in 2004).

In 2004, the offensive line paved the way for the Jets to finish third in the NFL in rushing yards (2,388) and second in rushing first downs (135) as the offense posted one of the highest rushing averages (4.5) in club history. RB Curtis Martin led the league with 1,697 yards and posted nine 100-yard games.

Marrone arrived in New York after spending 2001 at the University of Tennessee as tight ends and tackles coach. Marrone spent a sea-son at the University of Georgia (2000) after serving from 1995-99 at Georgia Tech.

During his stint with the Yellow Jackets, Marrone was the director of football opera-tions (1995), tight ends coach (1996) and the offensive line coach (1997-99). In 1999, the Yellow Jackets finished first nationally in total offense, averaging 509.4 yards and 40.7 points per game. Georgia Tech participated in a bowl game each season from 1997-99.

He began his coaching career in 1992 at Cortland (N.Y.) State as a tight ends coach before stints as offensive line coach at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy (1993) and Northeastern University (1994).

Doug Marrone At A GlanceHometown: Bronx, N.Y.Family: Wife – Helen; Children - Madeline, Anne, MackAlma Mater (Year): Syracuse (1991)Hired at Syracuse: Dec. 12, 2008

Collegiate/Professional Coaching Career:1992 Tight Ends Coach, Cortland State1993 Offensive Line Coach, Coast Guard1994 Offensive Line Coach, Northeastern1995 Director of Operations, Georgia Tech1996 Tight Ends Coach, Georgia Tech1997-99 Offensive Line Coach, Georgia Tech2000 Offensive Line Coach, Georgia2001 Tight Ends/Tackles Coach, Tennessee2002-05 Offensive Line Coach, New York Jets2006-08 Offensive Coordinator,

New Orleans Saints2009- Head Coach, Syracuse

Against The BIG EAST (5-9)Cincinnati 1-1Connecticut 0-2Louisville 0-2Pittsburgh 0-2Rutgers 2-0USF 1-1West Virginia 1-1

Playing Career: 1983-85 Syracuse1987 Miami Dolphins1989 New Orleans Saints

Office Phone: (315) 443-4817

Assistant Coaches

Nathaniel HackettOffensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks/Tight Ends

Scott ShaferDefensive Coordinator/Secondary

Greg AdkinsOffensive Line

John AnselmoAssistant Head Coach/Linebackers

Jimmy BrumbaughDefensive Tackles

Dan ConleyLinebackers

Tim DaoustDefensive Ends

Rob MooreWide Receivers

Tyrone WheatleyRunning Backs

Doug MarroneHead Coach

(304.2 yards per game). During his tenure, the


COACHING STAFFSYRACUSE

Doug Marrone Year-By-YearYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE BOWL FINAL RANK2009 Syracuse 4-8 1-62010 Syracuse 8-5 4-3 New Era Pinstripe (defeated Kansas State, 36-34)

Career Record (two years) 12-13 5-9 .480 .357

All-Time Syracuse Coaches TENURE W L T PCT BIG EAST PCTNo Coach 1889 0 1 0 .000Bobby Winston 1890 7 4 0 .636William Galbraith 1891 4 7 0 .364Jordan C. Wells 1892 0 8 1 .055No Coach 1893 4 9 1 .321George H. Bond 1894 6 5 0 .454George O. Redington 1895-96 11 5 4 .650Frank E. Wade 1897-99 17 9 2 .642Edwin R. Sweetland 1900-02 20 5 2 .777Ancil D. Brown & 1903 5 4 0 .555Jason B. Parish 1903 Dr. Charles P. Hutchins 1904-05 14 6 0 .700Frank J. O’Neill 1906-07 1913-15 1917-19 52 19 6 .714Howard H. Jones 1908 6 3 1 .650T.A.D. Jones 1909-10 9 9 2 .475C.D. Cummings 1911-12 9 8 2 .500W.M. Hollenback 1916 5 4 0 .555John F. Meehan 1920-24 35 8 4 .787C.W.P. Reymolds 1925-26 15 3 2 .800Lewis P. Andreas 1927-29 15 10 3 .589Victor A. Hanson 1930-36 33 21 5 .602Ossie Solem 1937-45 30 27 6 .523Clarence L. Munn 1946 4 5 0 .444Reeves H. Baysinger 1947-48 4 14 0 .258Ben Schwartzwalder 1949-73 153 91 3 .620Frank Maloney 1974-80 32 46 0 .410Dick MacPherson 1981-90 66 46 4 .586Paul Pasqualoni 1991-04 107 59 1 .644 62-33-0 .653Greg Robinson 2005-08 10 37 .213 3-25 .107Doug Marrone 2009- 12 13 .480 5-9 .357Total 685 486 49 .582 70-67-0 .511

Ben Schwartzwalder

Dick MacPherson


2010 STATISTICSSYRACUSE

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GCARTER, Delone 13 231 1260 27 1233 5.3 9 60 94.8BAILEY, Antwon 13 114 569 15 554 4.9 2 31 42.6Total 13 448 2157 335 1822 4.1 14 60 140.2Opponents 13 488 2093 323 1770 3.6 14 52 136.2

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GNASSIB, Ryan 13 124.23 202-358-8 56.4 2334 19 52 179.5LOEB, Charley 5 128.88 3-5-0 60.0 41 0 19 8.2Total 13 123.96 205-364-8 56.3 2375 19 52 182.7Opponents 13 114.13 208-368-9 56.5 2149 15 79 165.3

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GCHEW, Van 12 41 611 14.9 5 48 50.9BAILEY, Antwon 13 35 306 8.7 3 37 23.5PROVO, Nick 13 33 365 11.1 1 33 28.1LEMON, Alec 12 32 397 12.4 4 51 33.1SALES, Marcus 11 26 414 15.9 4 52 37.6Total 13 205 2375 11.6 19 52 182.7Opponents 13 208 2149 10.3 15 79 165.3

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongHOLMES, Mike 28 289 10.3 0 62Total 32 294 9.2 0 62Opponents 23 168 7.3 0 31

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongGULLEY, Prince-Tyson 29 633 21.8 0 47GRAHAM, Dorian 16 392 24.5 0 37Total 48 1079 22.5 0 47Opponents 59 1301 22.1 1 94

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsKRAUTMAN, Ross 0 18-19 30-32 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 84CARTER, Delone 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54BAILEY, Antwon 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30CHEW, Van 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30LEMON, Alec 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24SALES, Marcus 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Total 34 18-19 30-32 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 288Opponents 31 12-18 29-30 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 251

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GNASSIB, Ryan 13 424 -39 2334 2295 176.5CARTER, Delone 13 231 1233 0 1233 94.8BAILEY, Antwon 13 115 554 0 554 42.6Total 13 812 1822 2375 4197 322.8Opponents 13 856 1770 2149 3919 301.5

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkKRAUTMAN, Ross 18-19 94.7 1-1 6-6 5-5 6-7 0-0 48 0

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdLONG, Rob 64 2806 43.8 70 8 10 19 0Total 66 2868 43.5 70 8 10 19 0Opponents 68 2811 41.3 54 5 14 22 0

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GCARTER, Delone 13 1233 45 0 0 0 1278 98.3BAILEY, Antwon 13 554 306 0 0 0 860 66.2GULLEY, Prince-Tyson 10 74 8 0 633 0 715 71.5Total 13 1822 2375 294 1079 211 5781 444.7Opponents 13 1770 2149 168 1301 125 5513 424.1

DEFENSE G Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int PBU H FR-Yds FF Blk SafSMITH, Derrell 13 72 42 114 9.0-36 1.5-11 1-60 1 2 3-0 3 . .HOGUE, Doug 13 60 35 95 10.5-35 3.0-16 2-58 2 3 . 1 1 .THOMAS, Phillip 13 58 34 92 4.0-10 . 1-27 3 . 1-21 . . .THOMAS, Shamarko 13 38 29 67 3.5-21 2.0-19 . 3 . 1-3 . . .HOLMES, Mike 13 44 20 64 3.0-17 2.0-16 1-42 5 . 1-0 . . .Total 13 541 338 879 73-312 27-185 9-211 31 18 8-24 12 2 .Opponents 13 511 290 801 66.0-306 33-232 8-125 32 29 13-64 19 . .



Date Opponent Result9/4 at Akron (ESPN3.com) W, 29-39/11 at Washington (FSN Northwest) L, 20-419/18 Maine (BIG EAST Network) W, 38-149/25 Colgate (ESPN3.com) W, 42-710/9 at USF (BIG EAST Network) W, 13-910/16 PITTSBURGH (BIG EAST Network) L, 14-4510/23 at WEST VIRGINIA (ESPN2) W, 19-1410/30 at CINCINNATI (ESPNU) W, 31-711/6 LOUISVILLE (BIG EAST Network) L, 20-2811/13 at RUTGERS (ESPNU) W, 13-1011/20 CONNECTICUT (ESPNU) L, 6-2311/27 Boston College (ESPN) L, 7-1612/30 vs. Kansas State (ESPN) ^ W, 36-34

^ New Era Pinstripe Bowl, Bronx, N.Y.

TEAM STATISTICS SYRACUSE OPPSCORING 288 251 Points Per Game 22.2 19.3FIRST DOWNS 225 217 Rushing 101 101 Passing 108 95 Penalty 16 21RUSHING YARDAGE 1822 1770 Yards gained rushing 2157 2093 Yards lost rushing 335 323 Rushing Attempts 448 488 Average Per Rush 4.1 3.6 Average Per Game 140.2 136.2 TDs Rushing 14 14PASSING YARDAGE 2375 2149 Comp-Att-Int 205-364-8 208-368-9 Average Per Pass 6.5 5.8 Average Per Catch 11.6 10.3 Average Per Game 182.7 165.3 TDs Passing 19 15TOTAL OFFENSE 4197 3919 Total Plays 812 856 Average Per Play 5.2 4.6 Average Per Game 322.8 301.5KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 48-1079 59-1301PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 32-294 23-168INT RETURNS: #-Yards 9-211 8-125KICK RETURN AVERAGE 22.5 22.1PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 9.2 7.3INT RETURN AVERAGE 23.4 15.6FUMBLES-LOST 26-13 18-8PENALTIES-Yards 93-771 89-728 Average Per Game 59.3 56.0PUNTS-Yards 66-2868 68-2811 Average Per Punt 43.5 41.3 Net punt average 38.5 35.5TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 27:54 32:023RD-DOWN Conversions 67/175 81/206 3rd-Down Pct 38% 39%4TH-DOWN Conversions 3/10 15/27 4th-Down Pct 30% 56%SACKS BY-Yards 27-185 33-232MISC YARDS 77 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 34 31FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 18-19 12-18ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 1-1RED-ZONE SCORES (36-42) 86% (30-38) 79%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (22-42) 52% (19-38) 50%PAT-ATTEMPTS (30-32) 94% (29-30) 97%ATTENDANCE 240385 260409 Games/Avg Per Game 6/40064 6/43402 Neutral Site Games 1/38274

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalSyracuse 65 80 73 70 288Opponents 69 60 62 60 251


DEPTH CHART & RECORDSSYRACUSE

TEAM RECORDS

Points Game: 144 vs. Manhattan, 1904 Season: 468, 1998

Total Offense Game: 675 vs. Rutgers, 1992 Season: 5,127, 1997

Yards Rushing Game: 511 vs. Colgate, 1956 Season: 3,136, 1959

Yards Passing Game: 425 vs. Rutgers, 1992 Season: 2,710, 1997

First Downs Game: 36 vs. Pittsburgh, 1994 Season: 259, 1997

Total Defense Game: 17 vs. George Washington, 1962 Season: 962, 1955


Consecutive Wins 16, 1959-60

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Game: 43, Jim Brown vs. Colgate, 1956 Season: 128, Walter Reyes, 2003 Career: 334, Nate Trout, 1996-99

Total Offense Game: 476, Marvin Graves vs. Rutgers, 1992 Season: 2,892, Donovan McNabb, 1997 Career: 9,950, Donovan McNabb, 1995-98

Yards Rushing Game: 252, Joe Morris vs. Kansas, 1979 Season: 1,372, Joe Morris, 1979 Career: 4,299, Joe Morris, 1978-81

Yards Passing Game: 425, Marvin Graves vs. Rutgers, 1992 Season: 2,547, Marvin Graves, 1993 Career: 8,466, Marvin Graves, 1990-93

Completion Percentage Season: 67.7, Greg Paulus, 2009 Career: 59.7, Marvin Graves, 1990-93

Touchdown Passes Game: 4, Seven times Season: 22, Donovan McNabb, 1998 22, Don McPherson, 1987 Career: 77, Donovan McNabb, 1995-98

Receptions Game: 14, Art Monk vs. Navy, 1977 Season: 60, Kevin Johnson, 1998 Career: 139, Shelby Hill, 1990-93 139, Scott Schwedes, 1983-86

Yards Receiving Game: 249, Scott Schwedes vs. Boston College, 1985 Season: 1,131, Marvin Harrison, 1995 Career: 2,728, Marvin Harrison, 1992-95

Touchdown Receptions Game: 4, Tommy Kane vs. Colgate, 1987 4, Tony Gabriel vs. Miami, 1970 Season: 14, Tommy Kane, 1987 Career: 22, Rob Moore, 1987-89

Field Goals Game: 5, Don McAulay vs. Kent State, 1983 Season: 18, Gary Anderson, 1981 18, Ross Krautman, 2010 Career: 57, John Biskup, 1989-92

Punting Average Game: 55.2, Pat O’Neill vs. Virginia Tech, 1993 Season: 44.5, Sean Reali, 1996 Career: 43.6, Sean Reali, 1993-96

Interceptions Game: 3, By Three Players Season: 8, Tommy Myers, 1971 Career: 19, Markus Paul, 1985-88


OFFENSE WR (X) 82 Van Chew 15 Alec LemonWR (Z) 5 Marcus Sales 88 Jarrod WestLT 67 Justin Pugh 62 Andrew PhillipsLG 75 Zack Chibane 77 Lou AlexanderC 59 Macky MacPherson 76 Ian AllportRG 66 Andrew Tiller 72 Nick LepakRT 74 Michael Hay 60 Sean HickeyTE 80 Nick Provo 86 David StevensQB 12 Ryan Nassib 17 Charley LoebRB 29 Antwon Bailey 23 Prince-Tyson GulleyFB 49 Adam Harris 34 Tombe Kose

DEFENSE DE 54 Mikhail Marinovich 91 Brandon SharpeNT 56 Cory Boatman 52 Ollie Haney DT 96 Jay Bromley 13 Deon GogginsDE 99 Chandler Jones 95 Torrey BallWLB 35 Dyshawn Davis 39 Dom AneneMLB 11 Marquis Spruill 58 Lewellyn CokerSLB 33 Dan Vaughan 32 Siriki DiabateCB 8 Keon Lyn 40 Joe NassibCB 26 Kevyn Scott 90 Ri’Shard AndersonSS 21 Shamarko Thomas 2 Olando FisherFS 1 Phillip Thomas 28 Jeremi Wilkes SPECIAL TEAMSK 37 Ross Krautman 19 Ryan LichtensteinP 41 Shane Raupers 46 Jonathan Fisher

Defensive end Chandler Jones


YEAR BY YEAR RESULTSSYRACUSE

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1889 1 0 1 0 None1890 11 7 4 0 Bobby Winston1891 11 4 7 0 William Galbraith1892 9 0 8 1 Jordan C. Wells1893 14 4 9 1 None1894 11 6 5 0 George H. Bond1895 10 6 2 2 George O. Redington1896 10 5 3 2 George O. Redington1897 9 5 3 1 Frank E. Wade1898 11 8 2 1 Frank E. Wade1899 8 4 4 0 Frank E. Wade1900 10 7 2 1 Edwin R. Sweetland1901 8 7 1 0 Edwin R. Sweetland1902 9 6 2 1 Edwin R. Sweetland1903 9 5 4 0 Jason B. Parish/Ancil D. Brown1904 9 6 3 0 Dr. Charles P. Hutchins1905 11 8 3 0 Dr. Charles P. Hutchins1906 9 6 3 0 Frank J. O’Neill1907 9 5 3 1 Frank J. O’Neill1908 10 6 3 1 Howard H. Jones1909 10 4 5 1 T.A.D. Jones1910 10 5 4 1 T.A.D. Jones1911 10 5 3 2 C. DeForest Cummings1912 9 4 5 0 C. DeForest Cummings1913 10 6 4 0 Frank J. O’Neill1914 10 5 3 2 Frank J. O’Neill1915 12 9 1 2 Frank J. O’Neill1916 9 5 4 0 William M. Hollenback1917 10 8 1 1 Frank J. O’Neill1918 6 5 1 0 Frank J. O’Neill1919 11 8 3 0 Frank J. O’Neill1920 9 6 2 1 John F. Meehan1921 9 7 2 0 John F. Meehan1922 9 6 1 2 John F. Meehan1923 9 8 1 0 John F. Meehan1924 11 8 2 1 John F. Meehan1925 10 8 1 1 C.W.P. Reynolds1926 10 7 2 1 C.W.P. Reynolds1927 10 5 3 2 Lewis P. Andreas1928 9 4 4 1 Lewis P. Andreas1929 9 6 3 0 Lewis P. Andreas1930 9 5 2 2 Victor A. Hanson1931 9 7 1 1 Victor A. Hanson1932 9 4 4 1 Victor A. Hanson1933 8 4 4 0 Victor A. Hanson1934 8 6 2 0 Victor A. Hanson1935 8 6 1 1 Victor A. Hanson1936 8 1 7 0 Victor A. Hanson1937 8 5 2 1 Ossie Solem1938 8 5 3 0 Ossie Solem1939 8 3 3 2 Ossie Solem1940 8 3 4 1 Ossie Solem1941 8 5 2 1 Ossie Solem1942 9 6 3 0 Ossie Solem1943 No Games Played1944 7 2 4 1 Ossie Solem1945 7 1 6 0 Ossie Solem1946 9 4 5 0 Clarence L. Munn1947 9 3 6 0 Reeves H. Baysinger1948 9 1 8 0 Reeves H. Baysinger1949 9 4 5 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1950 10 5 5 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1951 9 5 4 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1952 10 7 3 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder Orange1953 9 5 3 1 Floyd Schwartzwalder1954 8 4 4 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1955 8 5 3 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1956 9 7 2 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder Cotton1957 9 5 3 1 Floyd Schwartzwalder1958 10 8 2 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder Orange1959 11 11 0 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder Cotton1960 9 7 2 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1961 11 8 3 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder Liberty1962 10 5 5 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1963 10 8 2 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1964 11 7 4 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder Sugar1965 10 7 3 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1966 11 8 3 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder Gator1967 10 8 2 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1968 10 6 4 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1969 10 5 5 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1970 10 6 4 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1971 11 5 5 1 Floyd Schwartzwalder1972 11 5 6 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1973 11 2 9 0 Floyd Schwartzwalder1974 11 2 9 0 Frank Maloney1975 11 6 5 0 Frank Maloney1976 11 3 8 0 Frank Maloney1977 11 6 5 0 Frank Maloney1978 11 3 8 0 Frank Maloney1979 12 7 5 0 Frank Maloney Independence1980 11 5 6 0 Frank Maloney1981 11 4 6 1 Dick MacPherson1982 11 2 9 0 Dick MacPherson1983 11 6 5 0 Dick MacPherson1984 11 6 5 0 Dick MacPherson1985 12 7 5 0 Dick MacPherson Cherry1986 11 5 6 0 Dick MacPherson1987 12 11 0 1 Dick MacPherson Sugar1988 12 10 2 0 Dick MacPherson Hall of Fame1989 12 8 4 0 Dick MacPherson Peach1990 13 7 4 2 Dick MacPherson Aloha1991 12 10 2 0 Paul Pasqualoni Hall of Fame1992 12 10 2 0 Paul Pasqualoni Fiesta1993 11 6 4 1 Paul Pasqualoni1994 11 7 4 0 Paul Pasqualoni1995 12 9 3 0 Paul Pasqualoni Gator1996 12 9 3 Paul Pasqualoni Liberty1997 13 9 4 Paul Pasqualoni Fiesta1998 12 8 4 Paul Pasqualoni Orange1999 12 7 5 Paul Pasqualoni Music City2000 11 6 5 Paul Pasqualoni2001 13 10 3 Paul Pasqualoni Insight.com2002 12 4 8 Paul Pasqualoni2003 12 6 6 Paul Pasqualoni2004 12 6 6 Paul Pasqualoni Champs Sports2005 11 1 10 Greg Robinson2006 12 4 8 Greg Robinson2007 12 2 10 Greg Robinson2008 12 3 9 Greg Robinson2009 12 4 8 Doug Marrone2010 13 8 5 Doug Marrone New Era PinstripeTOTAL 1220 685 486 49

SYRACUSE IN THE BIG EAST/FINISH1991 5-0-01992 6-1-01993 3-4-0/5th1994 4-3-0/t3rd1995 5-2-0/3rd1996 6-1/t1st1997 6-1/1st1998 6-1/1st1999 3-4/t4th2000 4-3/t3rd2001 6-1/2nd2002 2-5/t6th2003 2-5/t6th2004 4-2/t-1st2005 0-7/7th 2006 1-6/t-7th2007 1-6/8th 2008 1-6/t-7th2009 1-6/t-7th2010 4-3/t-4th

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITYLocation: .........................................Morgantown, W.Va.Enrollment: .......................................................... 28,839Founded: ................................................................. 1867Nickname: ................................................MountaineersColors: ............................................... Old Gold and BlueWeb Site: .........................................MSNSportsNet.comStadium: ........Milan Puskar Stadium (60,000/FieldTurf)President: ......................................... James P. ClementsDirector of Athletics: ....................................Oliver LuckHead Coach: ........Dana Holgorsen (Iowa Wesleyan ’93)

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector of Football Communications: ...Mike MontoroOffice Phone: .........................................(304) 293-2821Mobile: ...................................................(304) 276-2605E-mail: ............................ [email protected] Fax: ..................................................(304) 293-4105Press Box Phone: ...................................(304) 293-3799

MOUNTAINEER TEAM FACTS2010 Record/Finish: ................... 9-4/5-2 BIG EAST (1st)All-Time Record: ............................... 691-454-45 (.600)All-Time BIG EAST Record: ...................... 88-49-1 (.641)Bowl Appearances: .................................................... 30Bowl Record: ...............................................13-17 (.433)Last Bowl Appearance: ........ 2010 Champs Sports Bowl (North Carolina State 23, West Virginia 7)Offensive System: ................................................ SpreadDefensive System: ........................................ 3-3-5 StackLettermen Returning/Lost: ...................................41/20Starters Returning/Lost: .......................................13/12

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STORYLINESWEST VIRGINIA

STORYLINESDana Holgorsen makes his head coaching debut with West Virginia this season after spending the last six seasons as an offensive coordinator at the Bowl Subdivision level.

West Virginia has finished no lower than sec-ond place in the BIG EAST in nine consecutive seasons.

The Mountaineers have won or shared the BIG EAST title five times in the last eight years. West Virginia tied Connecticut and Pittsburgh for the title last year.

West Virginia was 0-4 when it was held to 14 points or fewer and 9-0 when it scored more than 14 points last season.

West Virginia is one of just four schools (along with Boise State, Ohio State and Virginia Tech) that has won at least nine games in each of the last six years.

OFFENSEIn six years as a Bowl Subdivision offensive coordinator, Dana Holgorsen’s teams aver-aged 521 yards per game. His Oklahoma State offense averaged 520.2 yards and 44.2 points per game in 2010.

QB Geno Smith led the BIG EAST in pass ef-ficiency (144.7) in 2010. Smith threw for 2,763 yards and 24 touchdowns with seven intercep-tions in 2010.

WR Tavon Austin ranked fourth in the BIG EAST in receptions last year (4.5 per game) and had eight touchdown catches.

The biggest loss on offense comes with the departure of Noel Devine, who finished fourth on the BIG EAST’s career rushing chart (4,317 yards) and had 19 career 100-yard games.

DEFENSEThe Mountaineers ranked among the top de-fensive teams in the nation last year, limiting opponents to just 13.5 points per game, but return just four starters from that unit.

West Virginia ranked No. 2 nationally in sacks, rushing defense and third-down defense and was No. 3 in scoring and total defense.

The Mountaineers return just one starter on the defensive line (DT Julian Miller) and at linebacker (LB Najee Goode).

All-BIG EAST First Team CB Keith Tandy, who led the conference with six interceptions last season, joins S Terence Garvin as returning players in the secondary.

SPECIAL TEAMSK Tyler Bitancurt earned All-BIG EAST First Team honors in 2009 and was 10-of-17 in field goal tries in 2010. Corey Smith is expected to take over as the regular punter, marking the fourth straight year that WVU will have a new punter.

2011 ScheduleSun., Sept. 4 MarshallFriends of Coal Bowl 3:30 p.m., ESPNSeries: West Virginia leads, 10-0Notable: West Virginia scored the last 15 points in last year’s 24-21 OT victory on the road.

Sat., Sept. 10 Norfolk StateTBD

Series: First meetingNotable: Spartan coach Pete Adrian is a 1970 grad-uate of West Virginia and former WVU assistant.

Sat., Sept. 17 at MarylandNoon, ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU

Series: West Virginia leads, 24-21-2Notable: West Virginia has won the last five meet-ings against the Terrapins.

Sat., Sept. 24 Louisiana StateTBD, ESPN/ESPN2

Series: LSU leads, 1-0Notable: The Mountaineer defense held the Tigers to 230 yards, but LSU took last year’s meeting 20-14 in Baton Rouge.

Sat., Oct. 1 Bowling GreenTBD

Series: West Virginia leads, 2-0Notable: West Virginia and Bowling Green meet for the first time since 1991.

Sat., Oct. 8 CONNECTICUTNoon, BIG EAST Network

Series: West Virginia leads, 6-1Notable: West Virginia is 3-0 all-time at home against the Huskies.

Fri., Oct. 21 at SYRACUSEThe Schwartzwalder Trophy 8 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2Series: Syracuse leads, 31-27Notable: Schools have met every year since 1955. West Virginia has won eight of the last nine.

Sat., Oct. 29 at RUTGERSTBD

Series: West Virginia leads, 32-4-2Notable: West Virginia has won 16 straight against Rutgers.

Sat., Nov. 5 LOUISVILLETBD

Series: West Virginia leads, 10-2Notable: The Mountaineers have won four straight and six of the last seven against Louisville.

Sat., Nov. 12 at CINCINNATIat Paul Brown Stadium TBDSeries: West Virginia leads, 15-3-1Notable: West Virginia is 7-1 all-time against the Bearcats in Cincinnati.

Fri., Nov. 25 PITTSBURGHThe Backyard Brawl TBD, ABC/ESPN/ESPN2Series: Pittsburgh leads, 61-39-3Notable: Geno Smith threw three TD passes to lift WVU to a 35-10 win last year.

Thu., Dec. 1 at USF8 p.m., ESPN

Series: West Virginia leads, 4-2Notable: The home team has won four straight in the series.Wide receiver Tavon Austin


2011 ROSTERWEST VIRGINIA


91 Soraya Aisien-Ogbebor IR Sr. 6-5 255 Lagos, Nigeria/Surulere

20 Shawne Alston RB Jr. 5-11 219 Hampton, Va./Phoebus

53 Tyler Anderson LB So. 6-2 238 Morgantown, W.Va./Morgantown

63 Blaise Arbogast OL Jr. 6-3 328 Hacker Valley, W.Va./West Virginia Wesleyan

16 Brian Athey QB Fr. 6-4 216 Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie

1 Tavon Austin IR Jr. 5-9 174 Baltimore, Md./Dunbar

3 Stedman Bailey WR So. 5-10 192 Miramar, Fla./Miramar

4 Ishmael Banks DB RFr. 5-11 182 Richmond, Va./Hargrave Military

64 Don Barclay OL Sr. 6-4 305 Cranberry Township, Pa./Seneca Valley

60 John Bassler OL Jr. 6-4 306 New Windsor, Md./Francis Scott Key

26 Travis Bell DB So. 6-2 197 Belle Glade, Fla./Glades Central

40 Tyler Bitancurt K Jr. 6-1 197 Springfield, Va./West Springfield

54 Hunter Bittner LB Jr. 5-11 226 Irwin, Pa./Norwin

44 Steve Bohon LB RFr. 5-8 194 Morgantown, W.Va./University

72 Cole Bowers OL So. 6-5 296 Milton, W.Va./Cabell Midland

18 Brantwon Bowser DB Sr. 5-11 185 Phoenix, Ariz./Phoenix College

57 Jeff Braun OL Jr. 6-4 320 Westminster, Md./Winters Mill

83 Devon Brown IR Sr. 5-9 185 Ashburn, Va./Wake Forest

17 Dustin Brown IR RFr. 5-9 178 Craigsville, W.Va./Richwood

17 Branko Busick LB So. 6-0 235 Steubenville, Ohio/Steubenville

39 Nick Cadwell DB Jr. 5-9 192 Leesburg, Va./Heritage

32 Ryan Clarke RB Jr. 6-0 232 Glen Burnie, Md./DeMatha Catholic

98 Will Clarke DE So. 6-6 260 Pittsburgh, Pa./Allderdice

51 Josh Contraguerro LB Jr. 5-11 225 Wheeling, W.Va./Wheeling Catholic

25 Darwin Cook DB So. 5-11 201 Cleveland, Ohio/Shaw

14 Jerry Cooper LS RFr. 5-11 206 North Port, Fla./North Port

92 Trevor Demko DE RFr. 6-6 251 Kulpmont, Pa./Mount Caramel Area

10 Mike Dorsey DB So. 6-3 214 Warren, Ohio/Harding

76 Pat Eger OL So. 6-6 296 Clairton, Pa./Thomas Jefferson

62 Curtis Feigt OL So. 6-6 300 Berlin, Germany/Mercersburg Academy

45 Josh Francis LB Jr. 6-1 214 Scranton, Pa./Lackawanna JC

18 Scotty Frisina QB RFr. 5-8 198 Corry, Pa./Corry Area

28 Terence Garvin DB Jr. 6-3 216 Baltimore, Md./Loyola Blakefield

49 Troy Gloster LB RFr. 6-0 224 Germantown, Md./Good Counsel

84 Andrew Goldbaugh WR Jr. 5-9 175 Wheeling, W.Va./Wheeling Park

52 Najee Goode LB Sr. 6-1 239 Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine

34 Daquan Hargrett RB So. 5-6 187 Miami, Fla./Miami Northwestern

41 Lucas Henn DB RFr. 6-0 197 Morgantown, W.Va./University

78 C.J. Huffman DL Sr. 6-1 284 Hurricane, W.Va./Hurricane

11 Bruce Irvin DE Sr. 6-3 236 Atlanta, Ga./Mt. San Antonio CC

23 Brodrick Jenkins DB So. 5-10 184 Fort Myers, Fla./South Fort Myers

77 Josh Jenkins OL Sr. 6-3 305 Parkersburg, W.Va./Parkersburg

7 Trey Johnson RB So. 5-10 180 Richmond, Va./Varina

79 Nick Kindler OL So. 6-6 292 Camp Hill, Pa./Trinity

41 Ricky Kovatch FB Sr. 6-1 234 Dublin, Ohio/Dublin Jerome

91 J.B. Lageman DE Jr. 6-3 270 Huntington, W.Va./Huntington

20 Cecil Level DB So. 5-10 180 Fayetteville, Ga./WVU Tech


38 Matt Lindamood FB Jr. 6-0 236 Parkersburg, W.Va./Parkersburg

49 Trent Lusk LS Jr. 5-9 210 Morgantown, W.Va./Morgantown

74 Joe Madsen OL Jr. 6-4 300 Chardon, Ohio/Chardon

33 Nate Majnaric RB Jr. 5-11 220 Akron, Ohio/Green

5 Ivan Mccartney WR So. 6-3 176 Miramar, Fla./Miramar

42 Donovan Miles LB Jr. 6-1 244 Stafford, Va./Brooke Point

85 Willie Milhouse WR Sr. 6-1 202 Waldorf, Md./Duquesne University

14 Paul Millard QB Fr. 6-1 218 Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound

97 Julian Miller DL Sr. 6-4 259 Columbus, Ohio/Beechcroft

48 Pete Miller RB Jr. 5-9 175 Fairfax, Va./Fairfax

6 Pat Miller DB Jr. 5-10 185 Birmingham, Ala./Hoover

48 Michael Molinari H/K RFr. 6-2 196 Parkersburg, W.Va./Parkersburg South

46 Matt Moro DB Jr. 6-1 195 Miami, Fla./El Camino College

80 Ryan Nehlen WR Jr. 6-2 204 Morgantown, W.Va./University

87 Cody Nutter LS Sr. 6-3 238 Parkersburg, W.Va./Parkersburg South

30 Steve Paskorz LB Sr. 6-1 246 Allison Park, Pa./Notre Dame

75 Donovan Pearson DL Jr. 6-0 278 Madison, W.Va./Scott

55 Tyler Rader OL Sr. 6-3 296 Cross Lanes, W.Va./Nitro

10 Malek Redd IR So. 5-5 175 Columbia, Md./Central Michigan Univ.

50 Taige Redman LB So. 6-0 220 Keyser, W.Va./Keyser

86 Reggie Rembert IR Jr. 5-7 160 Morgantown, W.Va./Morgantown

89 Ted Rietschlin DL RFr. 6-5 264 Crestline, Ohio/Crestview

47 Doug Rigg LB So. 6-1 228 Oradell, N.J./Bergen Catholic

27 Vance Roberts DB Fr. 5-8 179 Washington, D.C./Dunbar

9 Vernard Roberts IR Fr. 5-9 182 Washington, D.C./Dunbar

44 Corey Smith K/P Jr. 5-11 212 Inwood, W.Va./Alabama

24 Eain Smith DB Sr. 5-11 198 Miramar, Fla./Chaminade-Madonna

12 Geno Smith QB Jr. 6-3 214 Miami, Fla./Miramar

13 Jewone Snow LB RFr. 6-3 236 Canton, Ohio/Canton McKinley

35 Lawrence Smith DB Jr. 5-9 181 Miami, Fla./William H. Turner

65 Chad Snodgrass OL Sr. 6-4 295 Cross Lanes, W.Va./Nitro

67 Quinton Spain OL RFr. 6-5 348 Petersburg, Va./Petersburg

2 Brad Starks WR Sr. 6-3 193 Unionville, Va./Orange County

8 Keith Tandy DB Sr. 5-10 200 Hopkinsville, Ky./Christian County

94 Josh Taylor DL Sr. 6-1 285 Miramar, Fla./Miramar

37 Wes Tonkery DB RFr. 6-1 201 Shinnston, W.Va./Bridgeport

43 Casey Vance LB Sr. 5-9 222 Seneca Rocks, W.Va./Petersburg

15 Anthony Vecchio DB RFr. 5-10 178 Morgantown, W.Va./Morgantown

89 Tyler Urban IR Sr. 6-5 251 North Huntingdon, Pa./Norwin

15 Coley White IR Jr. 6-0 176 Daphne, Ala./Daphne

22 Avery Williams DB Fr. 5-11 176 Washington, D.C./Calvin Coolidge

81 J.D. Woods WR Jr. 6-0 190 Naples, Fla./Golden Gate

99 Jorge Wright DL Jr. 6-2 281 Miami, Fla./Dr. Krop


COACHING STAFFWEST VIRGINIA

The Dana Holgorsen era officially began on June 10, when he was named West Virginia University’s 33rd football coach.

Holgorsen arrived in Morgantown as offensive coordinator in December 2010, bringing with him a highly successful resume which included a fast-paced, quick, high-flying and top-shelf scoring offense with national appeal that the Mountaineer nation wanted so badly for its program.

Before coming to Morgantown, he spent last year as the offensive coordina-tor at Oklahoma State. He was a finalist for the 2010 Broyles Award, given to the nation’s top assistant football coach, and also named the Rivals.com Offensive Coordinator of the Year.

The Cowboys led the nation in total offense during the regular season and finished No. 2 in passing offense and No. 3 in total and scoring offense. OSU averaged 520.23 yards per game in total offense, including 345.9 passing yards and 44.23 points per game.

Oklahoma State’s offense ranked No. 61 nationally in total offense in 2009, the year before Holgorsen arrived, and he took it to the No. 1 spot during the 2010 season. He was a vital member of the coaching staff, helping lead the Cowboys to a school-record 10 wins during the regular season and a berth in the Valero Alamo Bowl, after preseason predic-tions had OSU near the bottom of the Big 12 Conference.

Postseason accolades rolled in for Holgorsen’s offensive players as quarterback Brandon Weeden became the first OSU passer to earn first team all-Big 12 honors. He was a finalist for the Manning Award, given to the top quar-terback in the nation.

Receiver Justin Blackmon was named the recipient of the 2010 Biletnikoff Award, given to the top receiver in the nation, and running back Kendall Hunter was a finalist for the Doak Walker Award, given to the nation’s top run-ning back.

Prior to OSU, Holgorsen was the offen-sive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Houston. During his two-year tenure with the Cougars, his offenses once again put up explo-sive numbers, accounting for 563 yards of total offense per game, passing for 433.7 yards per game and totaling more than 42.2 points per game. His offense ranked No. 3 in total offense in 2008 and No. 1 in 2009.

His quarterback, Case Keenum, led the nation in total offense in 2008 and 2009, totaling 403.2 yards per game as a sophomore and

416.4 yards his junior season. He also ranked among the Top 10 nationally in pass efficiency both years.

Before his two-year stint with the Cougars, Holgorsen was a member of the coaching staff at Texas Tech from 2000-07, serving as the inside receivers coach from 2000-04, before being elevated to co-offensive coordinator in 2005 and offensive coordinator in 2006-07.

During his time in Lubbock, his offenses increased the amount of yardage from 324.8 yards of total offense to 529.6, an increase of more than 200 yards per game. The Red Raiders were No. 7 nationally prior to Holgorsen’s becoming offensive coordinator and raised their yardage total to No. 4 in 2005, his first season directing the offense. In his two years as offensive coordinator, his squad was nationally ranked No. 8 in 2006 and No. 3 in 2007.

Holgorsen also spent time at Valdosta State (1993-95) as the quarterbacks, receivers and special teams coach, Mississippi College (1996-98) as the quarterbacks, receivers and special teams coach and at Wingate (1999) as the quarterbacks and receivers coach.

During his coaching career, his teams have earned 11 bowl appearances. Three of his top pupils, Crabtree (San Francisco), Harrell (Green Bay) and Wes Welker (New England) are in the National Football League.

Holgorsen, a native of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, graduated from Iowa Wesleyan in 1993, and earned his master’s degree from Valdosta State in 1995. He was a three-year letterwinner as a wide receiver at Iowa Wesleyan. He finished his career No. 5 on the school’s all-time receiv-ing yards list (1,711 yards) and sixth in all-time receptions (145).

Dana Holgorsen At A GlanceHometown: Mount Pleasant, IowaFamily: Children - McClayne, Logan, KarlynAlma Mater (Year): Iowa Wesleyan (1993)Hired at West Virginia: June 10, 2011

Collegiate/Professional Coaching Career:1993-95 Assistant Coach, Valdosta State1996-98 Assistant Coach, Mississippi College1999 Quarterbacks/Receivers Coach, Wingate2000-04 Receivers Coach, Texas Tech2005-07 Offensive Coordinator/Receivers Coach,

Texas Tech2008-09 Offensive Coord./Quarterbacks Coach,

, Houston2010 Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, Oklahoma State2011 Head Coach, West Virginia

Against The BIG EAST (0-0)Cincinnati 0-0Connecticut 0-0Louisville 0-0Pittsburgh 0-0Rutgers 0-0USF 0-0Syracuse 0-0

Playing Career: 1989-92 Iowa Wesleyan

Office Phone: (304) 293-4194

Assistant Coaches

Steve DunlapAssistant Head Coach/Safeties/

Defensive Special Teams

Jeff CasteelDefensive Coordinator/Linebackers

Robert GillespieRunning Backs

Shannon DawsonInside Receivers

Bill BedenbaughOffensive Line/Offensive Special Teams

Bill KirelawichDefensive Line

David LockwoodDefensive Backs/Defensive Special Teams

Daron RobertsWide Receivers/Offensive Special Teams

Dana HolgorsenHead Coach


COACHING STAFFWEST VIRGINIA

Dana Holgorsen Year-By-YearYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE BOWL FINAL RANKFirst year as head coach in 2011

All-Time West Virginia Coaches TENURE W L T PCT BIG EAST PCTE.L. Emory 1891 0 1 0 .000John Rane 1893-94 4 3 0 .571Harry McCrory 1895 5 1 0 .833Thomas Trenchard 1896 3 7 2 .333George Krebs 1897 5 4 1 .550Harry Anderson 1898 6 1 0 .857Louis Yeager 1899, 1902 9 7 0 .563John E. Hill 1900-01 7 5 0 .583H.E. Trout 1903 7 1 0 .875Anthony Chez 1904 6 3 0 .667Carl Forkum 1905-06 13 6 0 .684Clarence Russell 1907 6 4 0 .600C.A. Leuder 1908-11 17 13 3 .561W.P. Edmunds 1912 6 3 0 .667E.R. Sweetland 1913 3 4 2 .444Sol Metzger 1914-15 10 6 1 .618Mont McIntyre 1916-20 24 11 4 .667Clarence Spears 1921-24 30 6 3 .808Ira Rodgers 1925-30, 1943-45 44 31 8 .578Earle Neale 1931-33 12 16 3 .435Charles Tallman 1934-36 15 12 2 .552Marshall Glenn 1937-39 14 12 3 .534Bill Kern 1940-42, 1946-47 24 23 1 .510Dud DeGroot 1948-49 13 9 1 .587Art Lewis 1950-59 58 38 2 .602Gene Corum 1960-65 29 30 2 .492Jim Carlen 1966-69 25 13 3 .646Bobby Bowden 1970-75 42 26 0 .618Frank Cignetti 1976-79 17 27 0 .386Don Nehlen 1980-2000 149 93 4 .614 39-29-1 .572Rich Rodriguez 2001-07 60 26 .698 34-14 .708Bill Stewart 2007-10 28 12 .700 15-6 .714Total 691 454 45 .600 88-49-1 .641

Ira Rodgers

Art Lewis

Don Nehlen


2010 STATISTICSWEST VIRGINIA

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GDEVINE, Noel 13 209 1013 77 936 4.5 6 50 72.0CLARKE, Ryan 13 80 302 11 291 3.6 8 23 22.4ALSTON, Shawne 13 56 256 8 248 4.4 0 23 19.1SMITH, Geno 13 106 466 249 217 2.0 0 29 16.7AUSTIN, Tavon 13 15 160 1 159 10.6 1 46 12.2Total 13 526 2481 405 2076 3.9 18 53 159.7Opponents 13 410 1537 413 1124 2.7 3 55 86.5

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GSMITH, Geno 13 144.70 241-372-7 64.8 2763 24 71 212.5Total 13 141.57 245-382-8 64.1 2769 24 71 213.0Opponents 13 110.50 228-393-12 58.0 2270 12 96 174.6

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GSANDERS, Jock 13 69 728 10.6 4 48 56.0AUSTIN, Tavon 13 58 787 13.6 8 71 60.5DEVINE, Noel 13 34 258 7.6 1 48 19.8BAILEY, Stedman 13 24 317 13.2 4 32 24.4STARKS, Brad 13 19 317 16.7 4 48 24.4Total 13 245 2769 11.3 24 71 213.0Opponents 13 228 2270 10.0 12 96 174.6

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongHOGAN, Brandon 12 93 7.8 0 18Total 22 185 8.4 0 66Opponents 18 156 8.7 1 60

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongAUSTIN, Tavon 12 230 19.2 0 50SANDERS, Jock 12 299 24.9 0 60Total 42 805 19.2 0 60Opponents 55 1140 20.7 0 55

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsBITANCURT, Tyler 0 10-17 41-41 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 71AUSTIN, Tavon 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54CLARKE, Ryan 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48DEVINE, Noel 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42SANDERS, Jock 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 32Total 42 10-17 41-41 0-0 1 1-1 0 1 327Opponents 17 19-23 17-17 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 176

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GSMITH, Geno 13 478 217 2763 2980 229.2DEVINE, Noel 13 209 936 0 936 72.0Total 13 908 2076 2769 4845 372.7Opponents 13 803 1124 2270 3394 261.1

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkBITANCURT, Tyle 10-17 58.8 0-0 5-6 3-4 2-7 0-0 43 4

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdPUGNETTI, Gregg 67 2802 41.8 71 6 23 24 0Total 67 2802 41.8 71 6 23 24 0Opponents 84 3531 42.0 73 5 28 33 0

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GDEVINE, Noel 13 936 258 0 62 0 1256 96.6SANDERS, Jock 13 92 728 86 299 0 1205 92.7AUSTIN, Tavon 13 159 787 0 230 0 1176 90.5Total 13 2076 2769 185 805 204 6039 464.5Opponents 13 1124 2270 156 1140 173 4863 374.1

DEFENSE G Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int PBU H FR-Yds FF Blk SafGARVIN, Terence 13 41 35 76 4.5-17 1.0-8 0-5 4 3 2-29 1 . .THOMAS, J.T. 13 36 37 73 7.0-28 2.5-12 . 4 3 2-12 2 . .LEONARD, Anthony 13 42 28 70 6.5-17 1.0-9 . 3 2 . 1 . .GLOVER, Sidney 13 43 20 63 7.0-27 4.0-23 . 5 1 2-0 1 . .TANDY, Keith 13 38 19 57 2.0-3 . 6-51 11 . . 1 . .Total 13 493 345 838 87-380 45-260 12-204 52 27 11-41 16 . 1Opponents 13 550 392 942 85.0-364 27-199 8-173 28 21 20-10 20 4 .



Date Opponent Result9/4 Coastal Carolina (BIG EAST Network) W, 31-09/10 at Marshall (ESPN) ot W, 24-219/18 Maryland (Noon, ESPNU) W, 31-179/25 at Louisiana State (ESPN2) L, 14-2010/9 UNLV (BIG EAST Network Local) W, 49-1010/14 USF (ESPN) W, 20-610/23 SYRACUSE (ESPN2) L, 14-1910/29 at CONNECTICUT (ESPN2) ot L, 13-1611/13 CINCINNATI (BIG EAST Network) W, 37-1011/20 at LOUISVILLE (BIG EAST Network) W, 17-1011/26 at PITTSBURGH (ABC) W, 35-1012/4 RUTGERS (ABC) W, 35-1412/28 vs. North Carolina State (ESPN) ^ L, 7-23

^ Champs Sports Bowl, Orlando, Fla.

TEAM STATISTICS WVU OPPSCORING 327 176 Points Per Game 25.2 13.5FIRST DOWNS 260 178 Rushing 126 65 Passing 110 98 Penalty 24 15RUSHING YARDAGE 2076 1124 Yards gained rushing 2481 1537 Yards lost rushing 405 413 Rushing Attempts 526 410 Average Per Rush 3.9 2.7 Average Per Game 159.7 86.5 TDs Rushing 18 3PASSING YARDAGE 2769 2270 Comp-Att-Int 245-382-8 228-393-12 Average Per Pass 7.2 5.8 Average Per Catch 11.3 10.0 Average Per Game 213.0 174.6 TDs Passing 24 12TOTAL OFFENSE 4845 3394 Total Plays 908 803 Average Per Play 5.3 4.2 Average Per Game 372.7 261.1KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 42-805 55-1140PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 22-185 18-156INT RETURNS: #-Yards 12-204 8-173KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.2 20.7PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 8.4 8.7INT RETURN AVERAGE 17.0 21.6FUMBLES-LOST 30-20 25-11PENALTIES-Yards 62-528 79-752 Average Per Game 40.6 57.8PUNTS-Yards 67-2802 84-3531 Average Per Punt 41.8 42.0 Net punt average 37.7 38.6TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:44 29:163RD-DOWN Conversions 89/199 49/186 3rd-Down Pct 45% 26%4TH-DOWN Conversions 8/15 10/20 4th-Down Pct 53% 50%SACKS BY-Yards 45-260 27-199MISC YARDS 0 20TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 42 17FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 10-17 19-23ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-1RED-ZONE SCORES (40-53) 75% (19-25) 76%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (31-53) 58% (8-25) 32%PAT-ATTEMPTS (41-41) 100% (17-17) 100%ATTENDANCE 394274 286291 Games/Avg Per Game 7/56325 5/57258 Neutral Site Games 1/48962

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalWest Virginia 114 82 75 53 3 327Opponents 41 52 43 37 3 176


DEPTH CHART & RECORDSWEST VIRGINIA

TEAM RECORDS

Points Game: 92 vs. Marshall, 1916 Season: 515, 2007

Total Offense Game: 674 vs. Washington & Lee, 1923 Season: 5,998, 2006

Yards Rushing Game: 569 vs. Washington & Lee, 1923 Season: 3,939, 2006

Yards Passing Game: 435 vs. Pittsburgh, 1968 Season: 3,700, 1998

First Downs Game: 36 vs. Washington & Lee, 1923 Season: 281, 2002

Total Defense Game: -14 vs. Maryland, 1994 Season: 934, 1923



.INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Game: 37, Ira Errett Rodgers vs. Marietta, 1919 Season: 213, Ira Errett Rodgers, 1919 Career: 457, Ira Errett Rodgers, 1915-19

Total Offense Game: 407, Mike Sherwood vs. Pittsburgh, 1968 Season: 3,515, Marc Bulger, 1998 Career: 10,529, Pat White, 2005-08

Yards Rushing Game: 291, Kerry Marbury vs. Temple, 1971 Season: 1,744, Steve Slaton, 2006 Career: 5,164, Avon Cobourne, 1999-2002

Rushing Touchdowns Game: 5, Four times Season: 19, Ira Errett Rodgers, 1919 Career: 50, Steve Slaton, 2005-07

Yards Passing Game: 352, Geno Smith vs. Rutgers, 2010 Season: 3,607, Marc Bulger, 1998 Career: 8,153, Marc Bulger, 1996-99

Completion Percentage Season: 66.7, Pat White, 2007 Career: 64.2, Pat White, 2005-07

Touchdown Passes Game: 5, Allen McCune vs. Pittsburgh, 1965 Season: 31, Marc Bulger, 1998 Career: 59, Marc Bulger, 1996-99

Receptions Game: 12, Three times Season: 77, David Saunders, 1998 Career: 191, David Saunders, 1995-98

Yards ReceivingGame: 205, Rahsaan Vanterpool vs. Pittsburgh, 1994 205, Pat Greene vs. Pittsburgh, 1997 Season: 1,043, David Saunders, 1996 Career: 2,608, David Saunders, 1995-98

Touchdown Receptions Game: 3, Cedric Thomas vs. Temple, 1977 3, Herbert Barna vs. Cincinnati, 1936 Season: 12, Chris Henry, 2004 Career: 23, Cedric Thomas, 1976-80

Field Goals Game: 6, Frank Nester vs. Villanova, 1972 Season: 28, Paul Woodside, 1982 Career: 72, Paul Woodside, 1981-84

Punting Average Game: 60.1, Todd Sauerbrun vs. Nebraska, 1994 Season: 48.6, Todd Sauerbrun, 1994 Career: 46.2, Todd Sauerbrun, 1991-94

Interceptions Game: 4, Mike Slater vs. Kentucky, 1969 4, Francis Farley vs. Pittsburgh, 1925 Season: 10, Aaron Beasley, 1994 Career: 20, Steve Newberry, 1980-83


OFFENSE WR (X) 3 Stedman Bailey 81 J.D. WoodsIR (H) 1 Tavon Austin 85 Willie MilhouseLT 64 Don Barclay 79 Nick KindlerLG 57 Jeff Braun 65 Chad SnodgrassC 74 Joe Madsen 60 John BasslerRG 55 Tyler Rader 72 Cole Bowers RT 67 Quinton Spain 76 Pat EgerIR (Y) 89 Tyler Urban 83 Devon BrownWR (Z) 80 Ryan Nehlen 2 Brad StarksQB 12 Geno Smith 14 Paul MillardRB (A) 9 Vernard Roberts 7 Trey JohnsonRB (B) 38 Matt Lindamood 41 Ricky Kovatch

DEFENSE DT 97 Julian Miller 91 J.B. LagemanNT 99 Jorge Wright 94 Josh TaylorDE 11 Bruce Irvin 98 Will ClarkeSLB 47 Doug Rigg 53 Tyler Anderson or 42 Donovan MilesMLB 52 Najee Goode 17 Branko Busick or 30 Steve PaskorzWLB 45 Josh Francis or 43 Casey VanceLCB 8 Keith Tandy 18 Brantwon BowserSS 28 Terence Garvin 10 Mike DorseyFS 24 Eain Smith 26 Travis BellBS 25 Darwin Cook 37 Wes TonkeryRCB 6 Pat Miller 23 Brodrick Jenkins

SPECIAL TEAMSK 40 Tyler Bitancurt 44 Corey SmithP 44 Corey Smith 48 Michal Molinari

Cornerback Keith Tandy


YEAR BY YEAR RESULTSWEST VIRGINIA

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1891 1 0 1 0 E.L. Emory1892 No Games Played1893 3 2 1 0 John C. Rane1894 4 2 2 0 John C. Rane1895 6 5 1 0 Harry McCrory1896 12 3 7 2 Thomas G. Trenchard1897 10 5 4 1 George R. Krebs1898 7 6 1 0 Harry Anderson1899 5 2 3 0 Louis Yeager1900 7 4 3 0 Dr. John E. Hill1901 5 3 2 0 Dr. John E. Hill1902 11 7 4 0 Louis Yeager1903 8 7 1 0 H.E. Trout1904 9 6 3 0 Anthony Chez1905 9 8 1 0 Carl Forkum1906 10 5 5 0 Carl Forkum1907 10 6 4 0 Clarence Russell1908 8 5 3 0 C.A. Leuder1909 9 4 3 2 C.A. Leuder1910 7 2 4 1 C.A. Leuder1911 9 6 3 0 C.A. Leuder1912 9 6 3 0 Dr. W.P. Edmunds1913 9 3 4 2 E.R. Sweetland1914 9 5 4 0 Sol Metzger1915 8 5 2 1 Sol Metzger1916 9 5 2 2 Mont McIntire1917 10 6 3 1 Mont McIntire1918 No Games Played1919 10 8 2 0 Mont McIntire1920 10 5 4 1 Mont McIntire1921 10 5 4 1 Dr. Clarence Spears1922 11 10 0 1 Dr. Clarence Spears East-West1923 9 7 1 1 Dr. Clarence Spears1924 9 8 1 0 Dr. Clarence Spears1925 9 8 1 0 Ira E. Rodgers1926 10 6 4 0 Ira E. Rodgers1927 9 2 4 3 Ira E. Rodgers1928 10 8 2 0 Ira E. Rodgers1929 10 4 3 3 Ira E. Rodgers1930 10 5 5 0 Ira E. Rodgers1931 10 4 6 0 Earle Neale1932 10 5 5 0 Earle Neale1933 11 3 5 3 Earle Neale1934 10 6 4 0 Charles Tallman1935 9 3 4 2 Charles Tallman1936 10 6 4 0 Charles Tallman1937 10 8 1 1 Dr. Marshall Glenn Sun1938 10 4 5 1 Dr. Marshall Glenn1939 9 2 6 1 Dr. Marshall Glenn1940 9 4 4 1 William F. Kern1941 10 4 6 0 William F. Kern1942 9 5 4 0 William F. Kern1943 7 4 3 0 Ira E. Rodgers1944 9 5 3 1 Ira E. Rodgers1945 9 2 6 1 Ira E. Rodgers1946 10 5 5 0 William F. Kern1947 10 6 4 0 William F. Kern1948 12 9 3 0 Dudley S. DeGroot Sun1949 11 4 6 1 Dudley S. DeGroot1950 10 2 8 0 Art Lewis1951 10 5 5 0 Art Lewis1952 9 7 2 0 Art Lewis1953 10 8 2 0 Art Lewis Sugar1954 9 8 1 0 Art Lewis1955 10 8 2 0 Art Lewis1956 10 6 4 0 Art Lewis1957 10 7 2 1 Art Lewis1958 11 4 5 2 Art Lewis1959 10 3 7 0 Art Lewis1960 10 0 8 2 Gene Corum1961 10 4 6 0 Gene Corum1962 10 8 2 0 Gene Corum1963 10 4 6 0 Gene Corum1964 11 7 4 0 Gene Corum Liberty

YEAR GP W L T HEAD COACH BOWL1965 10 6 4 0 Gene Corum1966 10 3 5 2 Jim Carlen1967 10 5 4 1 Jim Carlen1968 10 7 3 0 Jim Carlen1969 11 10 1 0 Jim Carlen Peach1970 11 8 3 0 Bobby Bowden1971 11 7 4 0 Bobby Bowden1972 12 8 4 0 Bobby Bowden Peach1973 11 6 5 0 Bobby Bowden1974 11 4 7 0 Bobby Bowden1975 12 9 3 0 Bobby Bowden Peach1976 11 5 6 0 Frank Cignetti1977 11 5 6 0 Frank Cignetti1978 11 2 9 0 Frank Cignetti1979 11 5 6 0 Frank Cignetti1980 12 6 6 0 Don Nehlen1981 12 9 3 0 Don Nehlen Peach1982 12 9 3 0 Don Nehlen Gator1983 12 9 3 0 Don Nehlen Hall of Fame1984 12 8 4 0 Don Nehlen Bluebonnet1985 11 7 3 1 Don Nehlen1986 11 4 7 0 Don Nehlen1987 12 6 6 0 Don Nehlen Sun1988 12 11 1 0 Don Nehlen Fiesta1989 12 8 3 1 Don Nehlen Gator1990 11 4 7 0 Don Nehlen1991 11 6 5 0 Don Nehlen1992 11 5 4 2 Don Nehlen1993 12 11 1 0 Don Nehlen Sugar1994 13 7 6 0 Don Nehlen Carquest1995 11 5 6 0 Don Nehlen1996 12 8 4 Don Nehlen Gator1997 12 7 5 Don Nehlen Carquest1998 12 8 4 Don Nehlen Insight.com1999 11 4 7 Don Nehlen2000 12 7 5 Don Nehlen Music City2001 11 3 8 Rich Rodriguez2002 13 9 4 Rich Rodriguez Continental Tire2003 13 8 5 Rich Rodriguez Gator2004 12 8 4 Rich Rodriguez Gator2005 12 11 1 Rich Rodriguez Nokia Sugar2006 13 11 2 Rich Rodriguez Gator2007 13 11 2 Rich Rodriguez/Bill Stewart * Tostitos Fiesta2008 13 9 4 Bill Stewart Meineke Car Care2009 13 9 4 Bill Stewart Konica Minolta Gator2010 13 9 4 Bill Stewart Champs SportsTOTAL 1190 691 454 45

* Bill Stewart coached West Virginia in the 2007-08 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl

WEST VIRGINIA IN THE BIG EAST/FINISH1991 3-4-01992 2-3-11993 7-0-0/1st1994 4-3-0/t3rd1995 4-3-0/t4th1996 4-3-0/4th1997 4-3/3rd1998 5-2/t2nd1999 3-4/t4th2000 3-4/t5th2001 1-6/7th2002 6-1/2nd2003 6-1/t1st2004 4-2/t-1st2005 7-0/1st2006 5-2/t-2nd2007 5-2/t-1st 2008 5-2/t-2nd2009 5-2/t-2nd2010 5-2/t-1st


John Marinatto became the third commis-sioner of the BIG EAST Conference on July 1, 2009. He was the unanimous choice of the conference’s chancellors and presidents, who announced his appointment in November 2008.

Marinatto follows Michael Tranghese, who had served as BIG EAST Commissioner since 1990, and Dave Gavitt, who served from 1979-1990, as the overseer of the largest and most diverse Division I athletics conference in the country.

In November of 2010, Marinatto formally announced the addition of Texas Christian University as the 17th member of the BIG EAST, expanding the largest television footprint of any conference beyond a quarter of the nation, into the fifth-largest media market in the coun-try while further securing the league’s strong footing as an automatic qualifying member of the Bowl Championship Series.

Already established in the world of intercolle-giate athletics and higher education, Marinatto has continued to further his involvement on the

national landscape since his appointment as Commissioner. He currently serves on the NCAA Leadership Council, Collegiate Commissioners Association, CCA Women’s Basketball Task Force, NCAA Value Based Decision Making Task Force, Men’s and Women’s Basketball Officiating LLC Boards of Directors, College Football Officiating Board of Directors and the NACDA Executive Committee.

He has also represented the BIG EAST on the prestigious NCAA Management Council and the NCAA Finance and Business Cabinet and will become chairman of the Collegiate Commissioners Association Football Bowl Subdivsion in 2012.

Marinatto brings a deep-rooted familiarity with the BIG EAST into his role as Commissioner. He had served as the conference’s senior asso-ciate commissioner since 2002 and spent 14 years as Director of Athletics at Providence College. His wide and varied experience on conference and national committees adds to his expertise.

As the league’s senior associate commis-sioner, Marinatto had been the league’s Chief Operating Officer. He oversaw all administrative operations including NCAA governance, compli-ance communications, television and championships. Marinatto also served as the conference’s treasurer.

Marinatto played a critical role in the creation and development of the strategic plan to reconfigure the BIG EAST into its current 16-member con-sortium. He has served on commit-tees which have negotiated lucrative contracts with television partners CBS Sports and ESPN, Inc. in football and basketball and with marketing partner IMG.

During the BIG EAST’s term as the lead administrator of the BCS in 2002-04, Marinatto served as the group’s Chief Financial and Business Officer. He also recently served on the BCS Fiesta Bowl Task Force and is currently a member of the BCS televi-sion committee.

Marinatto’s connection to the founders of the BIG EAST dates to his undergraduate days at Providence College, when he served as a man-

ager for a Friar basketball program that was coached by Gavitt and had Tranghese as its sports information director.

After graduating from Providence in 1979 with a degree in business management, he served his alma mater as Associate Director of Alumni/Development. He also served as Director of Sports Promotions and Director of Sports Information before moving into the athletic director’s chair in 1987, shortly after the men’s basketball team competed in the NCAA Final Four.

During his tenure as athletic director, Marinatto served as the BIG EAST Athletic Directors’ Executive Committee Chairman for four years, was the chair of the BIG EAST Finance Committee and the chair of the Conference Strategic Planning Committee. He also served on the BIG EAST Championships and Competition Committee.

Marinatto has also served as Tournament Director to numerous NCAA championship events including the 1996 Men’s Basketball First and Second Rounds, the 2000 Men’s Frozen Four and the 2003 Women’s Basketball East Regional.

Friar sports teams enjoyed significant suc-cess during Marinatto’s tenure of leadership, including the women’s cross country team, which won the NCAA Championship in 1995.

Marinatto will continue to create the best possible climate for BIG EAST student-ath-letes to succeed academically and athletically through sportsmanship and ethical conduct while maintaining the tradition, identity and character conference laid forth by his prede-cessors.

BIG EAST STAFFBIG EAST FOOTBALL

John MarinattoCommissioner



Nick Carparelli, Jr.Senior Associate Commissioner,

Football & Marketing

Joined BIG EAST Staff: 2002

Senior Associate Commissioner,Joseph D’Antonio, Jr.

Senior Associate Commissioner, Compliance & Governance


Senior Associate Commissioner,Donna DeMarco

Senior Associate Commissioner, Administration


Senior Associate Commissioner,

Dan GavittAssociate Commissioner,

Men’s Basketball


Danielle DonehewAssociate Commissioner,

Women’s Basketball


Tom OdjakjianAssociate Commissioner,

Television & Men’s Basketball Scheduling


John PaquetteAssociate Commissioner,

Communications


James SiedliskiAssociate Commissioner,

Olympic Sports


Jennifer CondarasAssistant Commissioner,

Compliance


Barbara JacobsAssistant Commissioner,

Women’s Basketball Officiating


Ben FaircloughSenior Director

of External Affairs


Susan EatonDirector of Business Affairs


Shawn MurphyDirector of

Men’s Basketball Operations


Kristen BrownDirector of Sport Administration


Director of Sport AdministrationBobby Weygand

Director of Sport Administration


Director of Sport Administration

Chuck SullivanDirector of Communications


Mark HodgkinDirector of Internet Services


Sara NaggarDirector of Communications




Lisa ZanecchiaAssistant to the Commissioner


Lois DeBloisSenior Administrative Assistant for Basketball & Administration


Wanda FactorAdministrative Assistant


Linda YatesAdministrative Assistant


Kathy KirkpatrickReceptionist


Roberto SassoAdministrative Fellow


Kenny SchankAssistant Director of Compliance


Assistant Director of ComplianceSarah Emmett

Assistant Director of Sport Administration


Michael CoyneAssistant Director

of Communications


Terry McAulayCoordinator

of Football Officiating


Art HylandCoordinator of

Men’s Basketball Officiating


Michael CostaAssistant Director of

Football & Video Operations


S. Alexandra LangeCommunications Assistant


Chris MagnoliCommunications Assistant


Caitlin ReillySport Administration Assistant



2010-11 Highlights• NCAA championships in men’s basketball (Connecticut) women’s cross

country(Villanova)andwomen’ssoccer(NotreDame)

• NCAA runner-up finishes in women’s basketball (Notre Dame) and men’ssoccer(Louisville)

• Villanova’sSheilaReidwonfourNCAAindividualchampionshipsintheaca-demic year - she was the 2010 individual cross country champion, a member of the winning distance medley relay in indoor track & field and won the 5,000 and 1,500 titles in outdoor track & field.

• Louisville’sMattHughesrepeatedastheNCAAchampioninthe3,000-metersteeplechase at the outdoor track & field championships.

• ConnecticutextendeditsNCAA-recordwomen’sbasketballwinningstreakto90 games and joined Notre Dame in the Women’s Final Four.

• Connecticut’s Maya Moore (basketball) won the Honda Broderick Cup asthe nation’s top female collegiate athlete. Moore, Notre Dame’s Melissa Henderson (soccer)andVillanova’s SheilaReid (cross country)wonHondaSports Awards as the top performers in their respective sports.

• MayaMoorewontheJohnR.WoodenAwardandtheWadeTrophyasthenation’s top women’s basketball player. She became the first three-time win-ner of the Wade Trophy.

• Villanova’sBrianKaralunas (lacrosse)andConnecticut’sMayaMoore (bas-ketball)wontheLowe’sSeniorCLASSAwardintheirrespectivesports.

• MayaMoorewas chosen as the Capital One Academic All-America of theYear in women’s basketball for the second straight year.

• The BIG EAST had 22 Capital One Academic All-America selections.MayaMoore (Connecticut basketball), Peter Bolgert (Marquette track & field),OliviaJohnson(Marquettetrack&field),TimAbromaitis(NotreDamebas-ketball),LaurenFowlkes(NotreDamesoccer),CaitlinSaxton(Rutgersvolley-ball),BrianKaralunas(Villanovalacrosse)SheilaReid(Villanovatrack&field)andLizRepella(WestVirginiabasketball)wereallfirstteamselections.

• TheBIGEASThad sevenNCAAPostgraduate Scholars in 2010-11:MichaelEaton (Louisville cross country), Rachel Gehret (Louisville track & field),LaurenFowlkes(NotreDamesoccer),CaitlinSaxton(Rutgersvolleyball),AmyZhang(Rutgerstennis)andLizRepella(WestVirginiabasketball).

Overall Highlights• Thirty-onenationalteamchampionsand133NCAAindividualchampions

• SeventeenFinalFourappearancesinmen’sbasketball,includingNCAAtitlesby Connecticut in 1999, 2004 and 2011, Syracuse in 2003, Villanova in 1985 and Georgetown in 1984.

• NCAAwomen’sbasketball titlesbyConnecticut in1995,2000,2002,2003,2004, 2009 and 2010 and Notre Dame in 2001.

• EighteenFinalFourappearances inwomen’sbasketball (Connecticut1991,1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011; Notre Dame1997,2001,2011;Rutgers2000,2007;Louisville2009).

• NationalchampionshipsinfootballbyMiamiin1991and2001.

• Ten NCAA women’s cross country titles (nine for Villanova, including the2009 and 2010 championships, and an NCAA-record six straight from 1989 94,andoneforProvidencein1995).

• NCAAmen’ssoccertitlesbySt.John’sin1996andConnecticutin2000.

• NCAAwomen’ssoccertitlesbyNotreDamein1995,2004and2010.

• AppearancesintheNCAAMen’sCollegeWorldSeriesbyNotreDamein2002and Louisville in 2007.

• NCAAWomen’sCollegeWorld Series appearancesbyConnecticut in 1993and DePaul in 2007.

• Two NCAAWoman of the Year award winners (Nnenna Lynch, Villanova,1993;RebeccaLobo,Connecticut,1995).

• SixHonda-BroderickCupwinnersrecognizingcollegiateathleticachievementamongwomen(VickiHuber,Villanova,1988-89;RebeccaLobo,Connecticut,1994-95; Jennifer Rizzotti, Connecticut, 1995-96; Cindy Daws, Notre Dame, 1996-97;MayaMoore,Connecticut,2009-10and2010-11).

• Eight women’s basketball Wade Trophy winners (Shelly Pennefather,Villanova, 1987; Rebecca Lobo, Connecticut, 1995; Jennifer Rizzotti, Connecticut, 1996; Sue Bird, Connecticut, 2002, Diana Taurasi, 2003; Maya Moore,Connecticut,2009,2010and2011).

• Two consensus National Players of the Year in men’s basketball (WalterBerry,St.John’s,1986;PatrickEwing,Georgetown,1985).

A System Of Success - BIG EAST Conference Achievements Since 1979-80

BIG EAST teams won NCAA Championships in men’s basketball (Connecticut), women’s cross country (Villanova) and women’s soccer (Notre Dame) in 2010-11.


BIG EAST teams won NCAA Championships in men’s basketball (Connecticut), women’s cross country (Villanova) and women’s soccer (Notre Dame) in 2010-11.BIG EAST teams won NCAA Championships in men’s basketball (Connecticut), women’s cross country (Villanova) and women’s soccer (Notre Dame) in 2010-11.

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STANDINGS & POLLSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

Final 2010 Standings

BIG EAST OVERALLSchool W-L Pct PF PA H A W-L Pct PF PA H A N StreakConnecticut 5-2 .714 150 133 3-0 2-2 8-5 .615 343 286 6-0 2-4 0-1 Lost1WestVirginia 5-2 .714 171 85 3-1 2-1 9-4 .692 327 176 6-1 3-2 0-1 Lost1Pittsburgh 5-2 .714 189 123 2-1 3-1 8-5 .615 342 247 4-2 3-3 1-0 Won2Syracuse 4-3 .571 116 136 0-3 4-0 8-5 .615 288 251 2-4 5-1 1-0 Won1USF 3-4 .429 131 147 1-3 2-1 8-5 .615 313 260 4-3 3-2 1-0 Won1Louisville 3-4 .429 155 129 1-3 2-1 7-6 .538 343 252 3-4 3-2 1-0 Won2Cincinnati 2-5 .286 178 237 1-3 1-2 4-8 .333 325 336 3-4 1-4 0-0 Lost2Rutgers 1-6 .143 150 250 1-2 0-4 4-8 .333 250 318 3-4 1-4 0-0 Lost6

Final Associated Press Top 25:rv-WestVirginia,Connecticut Final USA Today Top 25:rv-WestVirginia,ConnecticutFinal Harris Interactive Top 25:21-WestVirginia;rv-Connecticut,USF

BIG EAST Bowl Results

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. Petersburg • Dec. 21Louisville 31, Southern Mississippi 28Louisville:JustinBurke,20-of-32,178yards,2TDs;BilalPowell,18att.,75yards,1TD;DougBeaumont,7rec.,57yards;BrandonHeath,11tackles,1sack.

Champs Sports Bowl • Dec. 28North Carolina State 23, West Virginia 7West Virginia:GenoSmith,22-of-39,196yards,1TD,1INT;12att.,59yards;JockSanders,5rec.,58yards;J.T.Thomas,10tackles;BruceIrvin,2sacks.

New Era Pinstripe Bowl • Dec. 30Syracuse 36, Kansas State 34Syracuse:DeloneCarter,27att.,198yards,2TDs;RyanNassib,13-of-21,239yards,3TDs;MarcusSales,5rec.,172yards,3TDs;DerrellSmith,11tackles.

Meineke Car Care Bowl • Dec. 31USF 31, Clemson 26USF:B.J.Daniels,20-of-27,189yards,2TDs,1INT;MoisePlancher,14att.,50yards,1TD;LindseyLamar,5rec.,40yards;QuentonWashington,1INT,45yards;1blockedkick.

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl • Jan. 1Oklahoma 48, Connecticut 20Connecticut:JordanTodman,32att.,121yards;ZachFrazer,19-of-39,223yards,2INT;KashifMoore,4rec.,62yards;ScottLutrus,11tackles.

BBVA Compass Bowl • Jan. 8Pittsburgh 27, Kentucky 10Pittsburgh:DionLewis,22att.,105yards,1TD;TinoSunseri,9-of-19,96yards,1TD,1INT;DomDeCicco,9tackles,1FF;DanHutchins,2-2FG,2-2PAT;39.3puntingaverage.

Final Associated Press Poll

School Record Pts 1. Auburn(56) 14-0 1,472 2. TCU(3) 13-0 1,392 3. Oregon 12-1 1,379 4. Stanford 12-1 1,300 5. OhioState 12-1 1,220 6. Oklahoma 12-2 1,108 7. Wisconsin 11-2 1,055 8. LouisianaState 11-2 1,051 9. BoiseState 12-1 1,031 10. Alabama 10-3 961 11. Nevada 13-1 866 12. Arkansas 10-3 863 13. OklahomaState 11-2 833 14. MichiganState 11-2 696 15. MississippiState 9-4 578 16. VirginiaTech 11-3 577 17. FloridaState 10-4 502 18. Missouri 10-3 477 19. TexasA&M 9-4 359 20. Nebraska 10-4 334 21. CentralFlorida 11-3 225 22. SouthCarolina 9-5 169 23. Maryland 9-4 144 24. Tulsa 10-3 128 25. NorthCarolinaState 9-4 119

Receiving votes:Utah98,Iowa54,SanDiegoState52,NorthernIllinois47,Miami(Ohio)21,Florida19,West Virginia 16,NotreDame9,Connecticut 8,AirForce5,Navy3,Hawaii2,BrighamYoung1,EasternWashington1.

Final USA Today Poll

School Record Pts 1. Auburn(56) 14-0 1,424 2. TCU(1) 13-0 1,336 3. Oregon 12-1 1,333 4. Stanford 12-1 1,254 5. OhioState 12-1 1,197 6. Oklahoma 12-2 1,096 7. BoiseState 12-1 1,012 8. LouisianaState 11-2 1,007 8. Wisconsin 11-2 1,007 10. OklahomaState 11-2 883 11. Alabama 10-3 860 12. Arkansas 10-3 818 13. Nevada 13-1 734 14. MichiganState 11-2 676 15. VirginiaTech 11-3 636 16. FloridaState 10-4 506 17. MississippiState 9-4 505 18. Missouri 10-3 473 19. Nebraska 10-4 354 20. CentralFlorida 11-3 328 21. TexasA&M 9-4 277 22. SouthCarolina 9-5 181 23. Utah 10-3 156 24. Maryland 9-4 111 25. NorthCarolinaState 9-4 94 Receiving votes:NorthernIllinois82,Tulsa41,SanDiegoState36,West Virginia 35, Iowa31,Miami(Ohio) 13, Florida10,Connecticut 7,Air Force4,Hawaii4,NotreDame3,Washington1.


HONORS & AWARDSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

AFCA Coaches All-America TeamJabaalSheard,DL,Pittsburgh

Associated Press All-AmericaSecond TeamJordanTodman,RB,Connecticut

Sporting News All-AmericaJordanTodman,RB,ConnecticutRobertSands,S,WestVirginia

Sports Illustrated All-AmericaFirst TeamJordanTodman,RB,Connecticut

Second TeamKeithTandy,CB,WestVirginia

Walter Camp Football FoundationAll-AmericaSecond TeamJordanTodman,RB,Connecticut

FWAA Freshman All-AmericaRossKrautman,K,Syracuse

ECAC All-StarsZachHurd,OL,ConnecticutDaveTeggart,K,ConnecticutJordanTodman,RB,ConnecticutJonathanBaldwin,WR,PittsburghDomDeCicco,DB,PittsburghDanHutchins,P,PittsburghJasonPinkston,OT,PittsburghJabaalSheard,DL,PittsburghDougHogue,LB,SyracuseChrisNeild,DL,WestVirginiaKeithTandy,DB,WestVirginia

ECAC Player Of The YearJordanTodman,RB,Connecticut

2010 National Postseason Honors BIG EAST OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKSept.6 RyanNassib,QB,SyracuseSept.13 NoelDevine,RB,WestVirginiaSept.20 GenoSmith,QB,WestVirginiaSept.27 DeloneCarter,RB,SyracuseOct.4 RayGraham,RB,PittsburghOct.11 ChasDodd,QB,RutgersOct.18 ArmonBinns,WR,CincinnatiOct.25 B.J.Daniels,QB,USFNov.1 JordanTodman,RB,ConnecticutNov.8 JeremyWright,RB,LouisvilleNov.15 GenoSmith,QB,WestVirginiaNov.22 IsaiahPead,RB,CincinnatiNov.29 JordanTodman,RB,ConnecticutDec.6 DionLewis,RB,Pittsburgh

BIG EAST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKSept.6 MikeHolmes,CB,SyracuseSept.13 JoeLefeged,SS,RutgersSept.20 BruceIrvin,DE,WestVirginiaSept.27 SioMoore,LB,ConnecticutOct.4 BlidiWreh-Wilson,CB,ConnecticutOct.11 MaxSuter,S,SyracuseOct.18 KeithTandy,CB,WestVirginiaOct.25 DougHogue,LB,SyracuseNov.1 SioMoore,LB,ConnecticutNov.8 JacquianWilliams,LB,USFNov.15 LawrenceWilson,LB,ConnecticutNov.22 BrandonMills,LB,CincnnatiNov.29 BrandonHogan,CB,WestVirginiaDec.6 J.T.Thomas,LB,WestVirginia

BIG EAST SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEKSept.6 BrandonBing,CB,RutgersSept.13 JoeLefeged,SS,RutgersSept.20 MikeHolmes,CB,SyracuseSept.27 TerrenceMitchell,DB,USFOct.4 DanHutchins,K/P,PittsburghOct.11 SanSanTe,K,RutgersOct.18 DanHutchins,K/P,PittsburghOct.25 ChrisPhilpott,K,LouisvilleNov.1 DaveTeggart,K,ConnecticutNov.8 MaikonBonani,K,USFNov.15 RossKrautman,K,SyracuseNov.22 GreggPugnetti,P,WestVirginiaNov.29 JustinBrockhaus-Kahn,P,USFDec.6 DaveTeggart,K,Connecticut

CAREER WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS4 — DaveTeggart(K,Connecticut);JakeRogers(Cincinnati,K/P);NoelDevine(WestVirginia,RB)

3 — JordanTodman(Connecticut,RB);JoeLefeged(Rutgers,LB);DanHutchins(Pittsburgh,K/P)

2 – ScottLutrus(Connecticut,LB);SioMoore(Connecticut,LB); LawrenceWilson (Connecticut, LB); Dion Lewis(Pittsburgh, RB); TeddyDellaganna (Rutgers, P);MaikonBonani(USF,K);B.J.Daniels(USF,QB);DougHogue(Syracuse,LB);MikeHolmes (Syracuse, CB);Max Suter (Syracuse,S); Tyler Bitancurt (WestVirginia, K);Geno Smith (WestVirginia,QB)

1 – ArmonBinns(Cincinnati,WR);ZachCollaros(Cincinnati,QB);BrandonMills(Cincinnati,LB);IsaiahPead(Cincinnati,RB);BlidiWreh-Wilson(Connecticut,CB);VictorAnderson(Louisville,RB);JohnnyPatrick(Louisville,CB);ChrisPhilpott(Louisville,K); JeremyWright (Louisville,RB); JonBaldwin(Pittsburgh,WR);DomDeCicco(Pittsburgh,S);RayGraham(Pittsburgh,RB);DanMason(Pittsburgh,LB);BrandonBing(Rutgers,CB);ChasDodd(Rutgers,QB);SanSanTe(Rutgers,K);KordellYoung(Rutgers,RB);DontaviaBogan(USF,WR);JustinBrockhaus-Kahn(USF,P);TerrenceMitchell(USF,DB);JacquianWilliams (USF,LB);DeloneCarter (Syracuse,RB);RossKrautman(Syracuse,K);RyanLichtenstein(Syracuse,K);RyanNassib(Syracuse,QB);TavonAustin(WestVirginia,KR);BrandonHogan(WestVirginia,CB);BruceIrvin(WestVirginia,DE);JulianMiller(WestVirginia,DE);GreggPugnetti(WestVirginia,P);RobertSands(WestVirginia,S);KeithTandy(WestVirginia,CB);J.T.Thomas(WestVirginia,LB)

Jordan Todman, Connecticut


HONORS & AWARDSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

All-BIG EAST First TeamOFFENSEPos. Player School Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School WR ArmonBinns Cincinnati Sr. 6-3 210 Pasadena,Calif./Pasadena WR JonBaldwin Pittsburgh Jr. 6-5 230 Aliquippa,Pa./Aliquippa OT MikeRyan Connecticut Jr. 6-5 332 Tamaqua,Pa./MarianCatholic OT JasonPinkston Pittsburgh Sr. 6-4 305 Pittsburgh,Pa./Baldwin OG ZachHurd* Connecticut Sr. 6-7 323 Waterford,Conn./Waterford OG MarkWetterer* Louisville Sr. 6-5 306 Cincinnati,Ohio/Anderson C SampsonGenus USF Sr. 6-1 314 LakeCity,Fla./Columbia TE CameronGraham Louisville Sr. 6-4 242 Inglewood,Calif./Inglewood QB ZachCollaros* Cincinnati Jr. 6-0 216 Steubenville,Ohio/Steubenville RB JordanTodman* Connecticut Jr. 5-9 190 NorthDartmouth,Mass./Dartmouth RB BilalPowell Louisville Sr. 6-0 204 Lakeland,Fla./LakeGibson K DaveTeggart Connecticut Jr. 6-0 209 Northborough,Mass./Algonqun RS LindseyLamar USF So. 5-9 160 Tampa,Fla./Hillsborough

DEFENSE Pos. Player School Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School DL KendallReyes Connecticut Jr. 6-4 287 Nashua,N.H./NashuaNorth DL JabaalSheard* Pittsburgh Sr. 6-4 260 HollywoodHills,Fla./HollywoodHills DL TerrellMcClain USF Sr. 6-3 302 Pensacola,Fla./Pensacola DL ChrisNeild WestVirginia Sr. 6-2 301 Stroudsburg,Pa./Stroudsburg LB LawrenceWilson Connecticut Sr. 6-1 217 Tuscaloosa,Ala./PaulW.Bryant LB DougHogue Syracuse Sr. 6-2 226 Yonkers,N.Y./Roosevelt LB J.T.Thomas WestVirginia Sr. 6-2 225 FortLauderdale,Fla./Ely CB JohnnyPatrick Louisville Sr. 6-0 186 Deland,Fla./Deland CB KeithTandy WestVirginia Jr. 5-10 198 Hopkinsville,Ky./ChristianCounty S DomDeCicco Pittsburgh Sr. 6-4 230 JeffersonHills,Pa./ThomasJefferson S RobertSands WestVirginia Jr. 6-5 221 CarolCity,Fla./Miami-CarolCity P DanHutchins Pittsburgh Sr. 5-11 195 Williamsport,Pa./LoyalsockTownship

*unanimousselection

All-BIG EAST Second TeamOFFENSEPos. Player School Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School WR D.J.Woods Cincinnati Jr. 6-0 172 Strongsville,Ohio/Strongsville WR DontaviaBogan USF Sr. 6-1 188 Thomasville,Ga./CentralCounty WR TavonAustin WestVirginia So. 5-9 173 Baltimore,Md./Dunbar WR JockSanders WestVirginia Sr. 5-7 179 St.Petersburg,Fla./St.PetersburgCatholic OT JustinPugh Syracuse So. 6-5 287 Holland,Pa./CouncilRockSouth OT DonBarclay WestVirginia Jr. 6-4 304 CranberryTownship,Pa./SenecaValley OL JasonKelce Cincinnati Sr. 6-4 283 ClevelandHeights,Ohio/ClevelandHeights OL ByronStingily Louisville Sr. 6-5 300 CountryClubHills,Ill./JolietCC OL JacobSims USF Sr. 6-5 290 WinterPark,Fla./WinterPark C MoePetrus Connecticut Jr. 6-2 292 St.Laurent,Que./VanierPrep TE BenGuidugli Cincinnati Sr. 6-1 240 FortThomas,Ky./Highlands QB GenoSmith WestVirginia So. 6-3 210 Miami,Fla./Miramar RB IsaiahPead Cincinnati Jr. 5-11 194 Columbus,Ohio/EastmoorAcademy RB DeloneCarter Syracuse Sr. 5-10 215 Copley,Ohio/CopleySenior K RossKrautman Syracuse Fr. 5-7 154 FranklinLakes,N.J./Ramapo RS NickWilliams Connecticut So. 5-9 182 EastWindsor,N.J./TheHunSchool

DEFENSE Pos. Player School Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School DL BrandonLindsey Pittsburgh Jr. 6-2 250 Aliquippa,Pa./Aliquippa DL ChandlerJones Syracuse Jr. 6-5 251 Endicott,N.Y./Union-Endicott DL ScooterBerry WestVirginia Sr. 6-1 287 NorthBabylon,N.Y./NorthBabylon DL BruceIrvin WestVirginia Jr. 6-3 235 Walnut,Calif./Mt.SanAntonioCC LB JKSchaffer Cincinnati Jr. 6-1 228 Cincinnati,Ohio/LaSalle LB JacquainWilliams USF Sr. 6-3 216 Tampa,Fla./Riverview LB DerrellSmith Syracuse Sr. 6-1 232 NewCastle,Del./PaulHodgson CB MistralRaymond USF Sr. 6-2 192 Palmetto,Fla./Palmetto CB BrandonHogan WestVirginia Sr. 5-10 189 Manassas,Va./Osbourn S HakeemSmith Louisville RFr. 6-1 174 Jonesboro,Ga./Riverdale S JaredHolley Pittsburgh So. 5-10 180 Easton,Pa./EastonArea S JoeLefeged Rutgers Sr. 6-1 205 Germantown,Md./Northwest P RobLong Syracuse Sr. 6-3 190 Downingtown,Pa./DowningtownWest

2010 BIG EAST Awards

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARJordanTodman,RB,Connecticut

ROOKIE OF THE YEARHakeemSmith,SS,Louisville

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARJabaalSheard,DE,Pittsburgh

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEARLindseyLamar,WR,USF

COACH OF THE YEARRandyEdsall,ConnecticutCharlieStrong,Louisville

BIG EAST SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

JohnGoebel,RB,Cincinnati

Jabaal Sheard, Pittsburgh


BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIESBIG EAST FOOTBALL

2010 Final Bowl Championship Series Standings

Harris Interactive USA Today Computer Rankings BCS Rank Pts Pct. Rank Pts Pct A&H B CM M S W Pct. Rank Avg1 Auburn 1 2809 .9856 2 1437 .9742 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.0000 1 .98662 Oregon 2 2773 .9730 1 1450 .9831 2 2 2 2 2 2 .9600 2 .97203 TCU 3 2613 .9168 3 1348 .9139 3 3 4 4 7 3 .9000 3 .91024 Stanford 5 2421 .8495 5 1239 .8400 8 7 5 5 4 5 .8200 5 .83655 Wisconsin 4 2443 .8572 4 1276 .8651 5 4 12 10 12 8 .6900 8 .80416 OhioState 6 2293 .8046 6 1200 .8136 6 6 7 13 16 10 .6800 9 .76607 Oklahoma 9 1926 .6758 8 1008 .6834 4 11 3 6 5 6 .8300 4 .72978 Arkansas 8 1992 .6989 8 1008 .6834 9 8 11 3 3 4 .8000 6 .72749 MichiganState 7 2104 .7382 7 1104 .7485 7 12 8 15 14 11 .5900 11 .692210 BoiseState 10 1800 .6316 10 914 .6197 13 5 9 14 15 9 .5900 11 .613711 LouisianaState 11 1625 .5702 12 826 .5600 11 9 10 7 6 7 .7100 7 .613412 Missouri 13 1368 .4800 14 712 .4827 10 18 6 11 9 12 .6200 10 .527613 VirginiaTech 12 1623 .5695 11 900 .6102 18 16 16 21 20 17 .3300 18 .503214 OklahomaState 15 1232 .4323 13 718 .4868 12 13 13 9 11 15 .5500 13 .489715 Nevada 14 1302 .4568 15 640 .4339 17 14 15 17 18 14 .4100 16 .433616 Alabama 16 1155 .4053 18 521 .3532 15 10 17 12 8 13 .5400 14 .432817 TexasA&M 18 1077 .3779 17 542 .3675 14 19 14 8 10 16 .5000 15 .415118 Nebraska 17 1136 .3986 16 607 .4115 16 17 18 16 13 18 .3700 17 .393419 Utah 19 685 .2404 19 375 .2542 20 15 19 19 21 19 .2700 19 .254920 SouthCarolina 20 631 .2214 20 345 .2339 19 20 20 18 17 20 .2700 19 .241821 MississippiState 22 500 .1754 22 255 .1729 22 21 25 20 19 21 .2000 21 .182822 West Virginia 21 519 .1821 21 261 .1769 24 23 24 .0400 24 .133023 FloridaState 23 274 .0961 23 156 .1058 21 22 21 24 24 23 .1400 22 .114024 Hawaii 24 191 .0670 25 98 .0664 23 24 22 25 22 .1000 23 .077825 CentralFlorida 25 190 .0667 24 143 .0969 .0000 28 .0545

POLL EXPLANATION & ABOUT THE BCS:Toderiveateam’spollpercentagesintheHarris InteractiveandUSATodaypolls,eachteam’spointtotal isdividedbyamaximum2850possiblepoints intheHarrisInteractivePolland1475possiblepointsintheUSATodayPoll.Teamsareassignedapointtotalforeachoftheirrespectivecomputerpollrankingstodeterminetheoverallcomputercomponent.Thehighestandlowestrankingforeachteamisdropped,andthesumtotaloftheremainingfourrankingsisdividedby100(themaximumpossiblepoints).This figureproducesaComputerRankingsPercentage.ThesixcomputerrankingprovidersareAnderson&Hester(A&H),RichardBillingsley(B),ColleyMatrix(CM),KennethMassey(M),JeffSagarin(S)andPeterWolfe(W).Eachcomputerrankingaccountsforschedulestrengthwithinitsformula.TheBCSAverageiscalculatedbyaveragingthepercenttotalsoftheHarrisInteractiveandUSATodayPolls,andComputerrankings.ThehighestBCSAveragereceivestheNo.1ranking,thesecondhighestreceivesNo.2,andsoforth.

TheBCSisafive-gamearrangementforpost-seasoncollegefootballthatismanagedbythe11BowlSubdivisionconferencesandNotreDame.Itspurposeistomatchthetwotop-rankedteamsinthefinalBCSstandingsinanationalchampionshipgameandtocreatecompetitivematch-upsinthefourotherBCSbowlgames.


THE BIG EAST NATIONALLYBIG EAST FOOTBALL

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRushing ............................................ YPG2. JordanTodman,UConn......... 143.0910. BilalPowell,Lou.................... 120.91t30. IsaiahPead,Cin....................... 93.5538. DionLewis,Pitt....................... 86.9140. DeloneCarter,Syr................... 86.25

Completions Per Game ..................... CPGt37. ZachCollaros,Cin.................... 18.7540. GenoSmith,WVU................... 18.2545. TinoSunseri,Pitt..................... 17.83

Passing Yards Per Game .................... YPG26. ZachCollaros,Cin.................. 241.8349. GenoSmith,WVU................. 213.92

Total Passing Yards........................... Pyds25. ZachCollaros,Cin..................... 290244. GenoSmith,WVU.................... 2567

Passing Efficiency ...........................Rating22. GenoSmith,WVU................. 149.7136. TinoSunseri,Pitt................... 139.2940. ZachCollaros,Cin.................. 137.49

Receptions Per Game ....................... RPGt20. ArmonBinns,Cin...................... 6.25t41. JockSanders,WVU................... 5.33

Receiving Yards Per Game ................. YPG14. ArmonBinns,Cin.................... 91.7537. D.J.Woods,Cin....................... 74.8347. MarkHarrison,RU.................. 69.08

Total Receiving Yards .................... RecYds14. ArmonBinns,Cin..................... 110137. D.J.Woods,Cin.......................... 89846. MarkHarrison,RU..................... 829

All-Purpose Running ......................... YPG14. JordanTodman,UConn......... 156.3615. D.J.Woods,Cin..................... 154.9231. RayGraham,Pitt................... 135.4532. BilalPowell,Lou.................... 134.36

Total Offense .................................... YPG30. ZachCollaros,Cin.................. 258.67

Scoring ............................................. PPGt23. DaveTeggart,UConn................ 8.58

Points Responsible For...................... PPGt20. ZachCollaros,Cin.................... 15.00t44. GenoSmith,WVU................... 11.83

Tackles ..............................................TPGt26. LawrenceWilson,UConn.......... 9.58t34. JkSchaffer,Cin.......................... 9.25t40. AntonioLowery,RU.................. 9.00

Solo Tackles .....................................STPGt19. DerrellSmith,Syr...................... 5.58t19. JkSchaffer,Cin.......................... 5.58t19. SioMoore,UConn..................... 5.58t33. LawrenceWilson,UConn.......... 5.3336. DomDeCicco,Pitt..................... 5.27

Tackles for Loss ........................TFL/Gamet19. BrandonLindsey,Pitt................ 1.33t34. JabaalSheard,Pitt..................... 1.21t34. AlexSilvestro,RU...................... 1.21

Sacks ..............................................SPGt3. BruceIrvin,WVU...................... 1.00t12. BrandonLindsey,Pitt................ 0.8320. JesseJoseph,UConn................. 0.77t21. JabaalSheard,Pitt..................... 0.75t25. RodneyGnat,Lou..................... 0.71t32. JulianMiller,WVU..................... 0.67

Passes Defended ......................PD/Gamet43. JohnnyPatrick,Lou................... 0.92

Interceptions ............................Int/Gamet5. KeithTandy,WVU..................... 0.50t11. DomDeCicco,Pitt..................... 0.45t15. JarredHolley,Pitt...................... 0.42t15. JohnnyPatrick,Lou................... 0.42t33. JeromeJunior,UConn............... 0.33t33. BlidiWreh-Wilson,UConn........ 0.33

Forced Fumbles .........................FF/Gamet5. JoeLefeged,RU......................... 0.33t5. KhaseemGreene,RU................ 0.33t5. JabaalSheard,Pitt..................... 0.33t32. BrandonLindsey,Pitt................ 0.25t32. DerrellSmith,Syr...................... 0.25t32. ChandlerJones,Syr................... 0.25

Fumbles Recoverd .................... FR/Gamet3. SteveBeauharnais,RU.............. 0.33t6. WesleyRichardson,Cin............. 0.27t11. AntonioLowery,RU.................. 0.25t11. JonathanFreeny,RU................. 0.25t11. DerellSmith,SU........................ 0.25t44. GregScruggs,Lou..................... 0.18

Punting .............................................. Avg26. Rob Long,Syr.......................... 43.8446. PatrickO’Donnell,Cin............. 41.88 47. TeddyDellaganna,RU............. 41.8750. GreggPugnetti,WVU.............. 41.75

Punt Returns ..................................... Avg9. DougBeaumont,Lou.............. 15.3124. CameronSaddler,Pitt............. 10.7125. MikeHolmes,Syr.................... 10.5927. TerrenceMitchell,USF............ 10.2136. TaylorMack,UConn.................. 8.4045. D.J.Woods,Cin......................... 7.6849. MasonRobinson,RU................. 7.32

Kickoff Returns .................................. Avg4. VicAnderson,Lou................... 30.7513. LindseyLamar,USF................. 28.0723. JeremyWright,Lou................. 27.3134. RobbieFrey,UConn................ 26.0842. JoeLefeged,RU....................... 24.95

Field Goals ................................FG/Gamet4. DaveTeggart,UConn................ 1.92t19. RossKrautman,Syr................... 1.42t26 DanHutchins,Pitt..................... 1.33t26. MaikonBonani,USF.................. 1.33t49. SanSanTe,RU.......................... 1.17

TEAM LEADERSRushing Offense ............................... YPG30. Louisville............................... 180.5031. Connecticut........................... 179.9249. WestVirginia......................... 162.1754. Pittsburgh............................. 157.7557. Cincinnati.............................. 156.6770. USF........................................ 149.4288. Syracuse................................ 130.25110. Rutgers.................................. 100.92

Passing Offense ................................ YPG27. Cincinnati.............................. 260.6766. WestVirginia......................... 214.4270. Pittsburgh............................. 210.0078. Louisville............................... 195.3379. Rutgers.................................. 194.0092. Syracuse................................ 178.00101. USF........................................ 162.50112. Connecticut........................... 145.08

Total Offense .................................... YPG32. Cincinnati.............................. 417.3364. WestVirginia......................... 376.5865. Louisville............................... 375.8373. Pittsburgh............................. 367.7596. Connecticut........................... 325.00103. USF........................................ 311.92106. Syracuse................................ 308.25114. Rutgers.................................. 294.92

Scoring Offense ................................. Avgt58. Cincinnati................................ 27.08t62. Connecticut............................. 26.9265. WestVirginia........................... 26.6769. Pittsburgh............................... 26.2571. Louisville................................. 26.0088. USF.......................................... 23.5099. Syracuse.................................. 21.00t100.Rutgers.................................... 20.83

Rushing Defense ............................... YPG2. WestVirginia........................... 85.0818. Pittsburgh............................. 121.3333. USF........................................ 131.9237. Cincinnati.............................. 135.4242. Syracuse................................ 137.4251. Louisville............................... 142.1757. Connecticut........................... 147.2567. Rutgers.................................. 156.42

Pass Defense .................................... YPG6. Syracuse................................ 157.589. Louisville............................... 162.5011. WestVirginia......................... 166.2517. Pittsburgh............................. 182.92t21. USF........................................ 187.83t42. Connecticut........................... 206.4262. Rutgers.................................. 217.7588. Cincinnati.............................. 234.00

Pass Efficiency Defense ..................Rating11. WestVirginia......................... 108.2412. Syracuse................................ 108.9716. Connecticut........................... 111.4228. Pittsburgh............................. 114.7729. Louisville............................... 115.0736. USF........................................ 118.5497. Rutgers.................................. 140.82106. Cincinnati.............................. 146.62

Total Defense.................................... YPG3. WestVirginia......................... 251.335. Syracuse................................ 295.0011. Pittsburgh............................. 304.2512. Louisville............................... 304.6721. USF........................................ 319.7548. Connecticut........................... 353.6761. Cincinnati.............................. 369.4263. Rutgers.................................. 374.17

Scoring Defense ................................ PPG2. WestVirginia........................... 12.7513. Syracuse.................................. 18.0815. Louisville................................. 18.67t19. USF.......................................... 19.5022. Pittsburgh............................... 19.75t23. Connecticut............................. 19.8362. Rutgers.................................... 26.5070. Cincinnati................................ 28.00

Net Punting .................................Net Avg 6. Pittsburgh............................... 40.3015. Syracuse.................................. 38.8940. WestVirginia........................... 37.3741. Cincinnati................................ 37.2945. Louisville................................. 37.0882. Rutgers.................................... 35.2191. Connecticut............................. 34.7595. USF.......................................... 34.42

Punt Returns ..................................... Avg19. Louisville................................. 12.5524. Pittsburgh............................... 11.8130. USF.......................................... 10.9640. Syracuse.................................... 9.3949. WestVirginia............................. 8.9051. Rutgers...................................... 8.7954. Connecticut............................... 8.5268. Cincinnati.................................. 7.19 Kickoff Returns .................................. Avg6. Connecticut............................. 26.4620. Louisville................................. 24.1233. USF.......................................... 23.2235. Syracuse.................................. 22.9836. Rutgers.................................... 22.8686. Pittsburgh............................... 20.79t94. Cincinnati................................ 20.19112. WestVirginia........................... 18.53

Fumbles Recovered ......................... Totalt9. Rutgers......................................... 14t43. Connecticut.................................. 10t43. WestVirginia................................ 10t58. Louisville........................................ 9t71. Pittsburgh...................................... 8t71. Syracuse......................................... 8t86. Cincinnati....................................... 7t106.USF................................................. 5

Interceptions ................................... Totalt5. Connecticut.................................. 19t43. Pittsburgh.................................... 13t43. USF............................................... 13t50. WestVirginia................................ 12t83. Syracuse......................................... 9t83. Louisville........................................ 9t97. Rutgers........................................... 8t97. Cincinnati....................................... 8

Turnovers Gained ............................ Totalt12. Connecticut.................................. 29t47. Rutgers......................................... 22t47. WestVirginia................................ 22t57. Pittsburgh.................................... 21t79. USF............................................... 18t79. Louisville...................................... 18t92. Syracuse....................................... 17t111.Cincinnati..................................... 14

Turnovers Lost ................................. Totalt12. Louisville...................................... 15t12. Rutgers......................................... 15t24. Connecticut.................................. 17t48. USF............................................... 20t54. Pittsburgh.................................... 21t54. Syracuse....................................... 21t73. WestVirginia................................ 23t109.Cincinnati..................................... 29

Tackles For Loss ........................Per Gamet20. Connecticut............................... 6.83t20. WestVirginia............................. 6.83t27. Louisville................................... 6.75t33. USF............................................ 6.58t37. Cincinnati.................................. 6.42t41. Rutgers...................................... 6.33t67. Syracuse.................................... 5.58t75. Pittsburgh................................. 5.42

Sacks Per Game3. WestVirginia............................. 3.335. Louisville................................... 3.17t24. Pittsburgh................................. 2.50t34. USF............................................ 2.33t34. Connecticut............................... 2.33t40. Cincinnati.................................. 2.25t47. Syracuse.................................... 2.17t94. Rutgers...................................... 1.42

Sacks Allowed ..........................Per Gamet14. Connecticut............................... 1.00t30. Louisville................................... 1.42t60. Pittsburgh................................. 1.92t68. USF............................................ 2.00t74. WestVirginia............................. 2.08t93. Syracuse.................................... 2.58t99. Cincinnati.................................. 2.75120. Rutgers...................................... 5.08

Turnover Margin ................Margin/Gamet12. Connecticut............................... 1.00t24. Rutgers...................................... 0.58t39. Louisville................................... 0.25t53. Pittsburgh................................. 0.00t61. WestVirginia............................ -0.08t66. USF........................................... -0.17t80. Syracuse................................... -0.33119. Cincinnati................................. -1.25

Passing Efficiency ...........................Rating27. WestVirginia......................... 146.0644. Pittsburgh............................. 135.5349. Louisville............................... 134.0953. Cincinnati.............................. 131.6977. Rutgers.................................. 124.7887. Syracuse................................ 119.3299. USF........................................ 113.56113. Connecticut........................... 105.06


2010 FINAL RESULTSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

Thursday, September 2Rutgers 31, Norfolk State 0 (ESPN3.com)Utah 27, Pittsburgh 24 (ot) (Versus)

Saturday, September 4Michigan 30, Connecticut 10 ( ABC)Kentucky 23, Louisville 16 (ABC)West Virginia 31, Coastal Carolina 0 (BIG EAST Network Local)Syracuse 29, Akron 3 (ESPN3.com)USF 59, Stony Brook 14 (BIG EAST Network Local)Fresno State 28, Cincinnati 14 (ESPN2)

Friday, September 10West Virginia 24, Marshall 21 (ot) (ESPN)

Saturday, September 11Cincinnati 40, Indiana State 7 (FS Ohio)Connecticut 62, Texas Southern 3 (BIG EAST Network Local)Florida 38, USF 14 (SEC Network)Pittsburgh 38, New Hampshire 16 (ESPN3.com)Louisville 23, Eastern Kentucky 13 (BIG EAST Network Local)Washington 41, Syracuse 20 (FSN Northwest)Rutgers 19, Florida International 14 (BIG EAST Network Local)

Thursday, September 16North Carolina State 30, Cincinnati 19 (ESPN)

Saturday, September 18West Virginia 31, Maryland 17 (ESPNU)Temple 30, Connecticut 16 (BIG EAST Network Local)Oregon State 35, Louisville 28 (FSN Northwest)Syracuse 38, Maine 14 (BIG EAST Network Local)

Thursday, September 23Miami (Fla.) 31, Pittsburgh 3 (ESPN)

Saturday, September 25Connecticut 45, Buffalo 21 (BIG EAST Network)North Carolina 17, Rutgers 13 (ESPNU)Syracuse 42, Colgate 7 (ESPN3.com)Oklahoma 31, Cincinnati 29 (ESPN2)USF 24, Western Kentucky 12 (BIG EAST Network)Louisiana State 20, West Virginia 14 (ESPN2)

Saturday, October 2Connecticut 40, Vanderbilt 21 (BIG EAST Network)Tulane 17, Rutgers 14 (ESPN3.com)Pittsburgh 44, Florida International 17 (ESPN3.com)USF 31, Florida Atlantic 3 (ESPN3.com)Louisville 34, Arkansas State 24 (ESPN3.com)

Friday, October 8RUTGERS 27, CONNECTICUT 24 (ESPN)

Saturday, October 9SYRACUSE 13, USF 9 (BIG EAST Network)Louisville 56, Memphis 0 (ESPN3.com)Notre Dame 23, Pittsburgh 17 (NBC)West Virginia 49, UNLV 10 (BIG EAST Network Local)Cincinnati 45, Miami (Ohio) 3 (ESPN3.com)

Thursday, October 14WEST VIRGINIA 20, USF 6 (ESPN)

Friday, October 15CINCINNATI 35, LOUISVILLE 27 (ESPN)

Saturday, October 16PITTSBURGH 45, SYRACUSE 14 (BIG EAST Network)Rutgers 23, Army 20 (ESPN3.com)

Friday, October 22USF 38, CINCINNATI 30 (ESPN2)

Saturday, October 23PITTSBURGH 41, RUTGERS 21 (BIG EAST Network)SYRACUSE 19, WEST VIRGINIA 14 (ESPN2)LOUISVILLE 26, CONNECTICUT 0 (ESPNU)

Friday, October 29CONNECTICUT 16, WEST VIRGINIA 13 (ot) (ESPN2)

Saturday, October 30SYRACUSE 31, CINCINNATI 7 (ESPNU)PITTSBURGH 20, LOUISVILLE 3 (BIG EAST Network)

Wednesday, November 3USF 28, RUTGERS 27 (ESPN2)

Saturday, November 6LOUISVILLE 28, SYRACUSE 20 (BIG EAST Network)

Thursday, November 11CONNECTICUT 30, PITTSBURGH 28 (ESPN)

Saturday, November 13WEST VIRGINIA 37, CINCINNATI 10 (BIG EAST Network)USF 24, LOUISVILLE 21 (ot) (ESPNU)SYRACUSE 13, RUTGERS 10 (ESPNU)

Saturday, November 20WEST VIRGINIA 17, LOUISVILLE 10 (BIG EAST Network)PITTSBURGH 17, USF 10 (ESPN2)CONNECTICUT 23, SYRACUSE 6 (ESPNU)CINCINNATI 69, RUTGERS 38 (BIG EAST Network)

Friday, November 26LOUISVILLE 40, RUTGERS 13 (ESPN2)WEST VIRGINIA 35, PITTSBURGH 10 (ABC)

Saturday, November 27CONNECTICUT 38, CINCINNATI 17 (BIG EAST Network)Boston College 16, Syracuse 7 (ESPN)USF 23, Miami (Fla.) 20 (ot) (ESPNU)

Saturday, December 4PITTSBURGH 28, CINCINNATI 10 (ESPN)WEST VIRGINIA 35, RUTGERS 14 (ABC)CONNECTICUT 19, USF 16 (ESPN2)

Tuesday, December 21Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. Petersburg (ESPN)Louisville 31, Southern Mississippi 28

Tuesday, December 28Champs Sports Bowl (ESPN)North Carolina State 23, West Virginia 7

Thursday, December 30New Era Pinstripe Bowl (ESPN)Syracuse 36, Kansas State 34

Friday, December 31Meineke Car Care Bowl (ESPN)USF 31, Clemson 26

Monday, January 1Tostitos Fiesta Bowl (ESPN)Oklahoma 48, Connecticut 20

Saturday, January 8BBVA Compass Bowl (ESPN)Pittsburgh 27, Kentucky 10


2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

RUSHING Team Cl G Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G1. TODMAN, Jordan CONN JR 12 334 1695 5.1 14 66 141.22. POWELL, Bilal LOU SR 12 229 1405 6.1 11 85 117.13. CARTER, Delone SYR SR 13 231 1233 5.3 9 60 94.84. PEAD, Isaiah CIN JR 11 157 1029 6.6 6 80 93.55. LEWIS,Dion PITT SO 12 219 1061 4.8 13 76 88.46. GRAHAM,Ray PITT SO 12 148 922 6.2 8 79 76.87. DEVINE, Noel WVU SR 13 209 936 4.5 6 50 72.08. PLANCHER,Moise USF SR 13 176 793 4.5 5 21 61.09. MURRAY, Demetris USF SO 11 120 542 4.5 4 67 49.310. BAILEY, Antwon SYR JR 13 114 554 4.9 2 31 42.6

PASSING AVG/GAME Team Cl G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Avg/G1. COLLAROS, Zach CIN JR 11 383 225 14 58.7 2902 26 263.82. SMITH, Geno WVU SO 13 372 241 7 64.8 2763 24 212.53. SUNSERI,Tino PITT SO 13 346 223 9 64.5 2572 16 197.84. NASSIB, Ryan SYR JR 13 358 202 8 56.4 2334 19 179.55. DODD, Chas RUT FR 11 223 123 7 55.2 1637 11 148.86. DANIELS,BJ USF SO 12 245 143 13 58.4 1685 11 140.47. FRAZER, Zach CONN SR 11 261 136 6 52.1 1425 5 129.58. SANU, Mohamed RUT SO 12 9 6 0 66.7 160 3 13.39. BEAUMONT, Doug LOU SR 11 1 1 0 100.0 27 0 2.510. DEERING, Jeremy RUT FR 12 4 3 0 75.0 6 0 0.5

PASS EFFICIENCY Team Cl G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Eff.1. SMITH, Geno WVU SO 13 372 241 7 64.8 2763 24 144.72. COLLAROS, Zach CIN JR 11 383 225 14 58.7 2902 26 137.53. SUNSERI,Tino PITT SO 13 346 223 9 64.5 2572 16 137.04. DODD, Chas RUT FR 11 223 123 7 55.2 1637 11 126.85. NASSIB, Ryan SYR JR 13 358 202 8 56.4 2334 19 124.26. DANIELS,BJ USF SO 12 245 143 13 58.4 1685 11 120.37. FRAZER, Zach CONN SR 11 261 136 6 52.1 1425 5 99.7

TOTAL OFFENSE Team Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G1. COLLAROS, Zach CIN JR 11 202 2902 504 3104 282.22. SMITH, Geno WVU SO 13 217 2763 478 2980 229.23. SUNSERI,Tino PITT SO 13 108 2572 399 2680 206.24. NASSIB, Ryan SYR JR 13 -39 2334 424 2295 176.55. DANIELS,BJ USF SO 12 259 1685 357 1944 162.06. TODMAN, Jordan CONN JR 12 1695 0 334 1695 141.27. FRAZER, Zach CONN SR 11 14 1425 290 1439 130.88. DODD, Chas RUT FR 11 -253 1637 285 1384 125.89. POWELL, Bilal LOU SR 12 1405 0 229 1405 117.110. CARTER, Delone SYR SR 13 1233 0 231 1233 94.8

RECEPTIONS Team Cl G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Rec/G1. BINNS, Armon CIN SR 12 75 1101 10 62 14.7 6.252. SANDERS, Jock WVU SR 13 69 728 4 48 10.6 5.313. WOODS, DJ CIN JR 12 57 898 8 69 15.8 4.754. AUSTIN, Tavon WVU SO 13 58 787 8 71 13.6 4.465. BALDWIN,Jon PITT JR 13 53 822 5 61 15.5 4.086. BOGAN,Dontavia USF SR 12 47 685 6 64 14.6 3.927. BEAUMONT, Doug LOU SR 11 41 440 1 44 10.7 3.738. HARRISON, Mark RUT SO 12 44 829 9 66 18.8 3.67 SANU, Mohamed RUT SO 12 44 418 2 29 9.5 3.6710. SMITH, Michael CONN JR 13 46 615 2 56 13.4 3.54

RECEIVING YARDS Team Cl G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Yds/G1. BINNS, Armon CIN SR 12 75 1101 10 62 14.7 91.82. WOODS, DJ CIN JR 12 57 898 8 69 15.8 74.83. HARRISON, Mark RUT SO 12 44 829 9 66 18.8 69.14. BALDWIN,Jon PITT JR 13 53 822 5 61 15.5 63.25. AUSTIN, Tavon WVU SO 13 58 787 8 71 13.6 60.56. BOGAN,Dontavia USF SR 12 47 685 6 64 14.6 57.17. SANDERS, Jock WVU SR 13 69 728 4 48 10.6 56.08. CHEW, Van SYR JR 12 41 611 5 48 14.9 50.99. SMITH, Michael CONN JR 13 46 615 2 56 13.4 47.310. SHANAHAN,Mike PITT SO 13 43 589 1 36 13.7 45.3

Bilal Powell, Louisville

Armon Binns, Cincinnati



ALL PURPOSE Team Cl G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G1. WOODS, DJ CIN JR 12 87 898 146 728 1859 154.92. TODMAN, Jordan CONN JR 12 1695 94 0 55 1844 153.73. GRAHAM,Ray PITT SO 12 922 213 0 501 1636 136.34. POWELL, Bilal LOU SR 12 1405 158 0 0 1563 130.25. PEAD, Isaiah CIN JR 11 1029 190 0 0 1219 110.86. LEWIS,Dion PITT SO 12 1061 216 0 0 1277 106.47. CARTER, Delone SYR SR 13 1233 45 0 0 1278 98.38. DEVINE, Noel WVU SR 13 936 258 0 62 1256 96.69. SANDERS, Jock WVU SR 13 92 728 86 299 1205 92.710. BINNS, Armon CIN SR 12 0 1101 0 0 1101 91.8

INTERCEPTIONS Team Cl G Int Yds TD Long Int/G1. TANDY, Keith WVU JR 13 6 51 0 26 0.462. DeCICCO,Dom PITT SR 12 5 36 0 31 0.423. PATRICK, Johnny LOU SR 13 5 99 1 35 0.38 HOLLEY,Jarred PITT SO 13 5 10 0 10 0.385. WREH-WILSON, Blidi CONN SO 13 4 153 2 53 0.31 JUNIOR, Jerome CONN SO 13 4 76 1 27 0.317. HOGAN, Brandon WVU SR 11 3 78 0 53 0.278. BING, Brandon RUT SR 11 2 20 0 13 0.18 FREY, Drew CIN SO 11 2 15 0 15 0.18 RICHARDSON, Wes CIN JR 11 2 -2 0 0 0.18

PUNT RETURN AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg1. BEAUMONT, Doug LOU SR 11 14 213 1 74 15.22. MITCHELL, Terrence USF FR 13 21 232 0 67 11.03. SADDLER,Cameron PITT SO 13 25 263 0 31 10.54. HOLMES, Mike SYR SR 13 28 289 0 62 10.35. MACK, Taylor CONN FR 12 15 126 0 33 8.46. WOODS, DJ CIN JR 12 19 146 0 25 7.77. ROBINSON, Mason RUT JR 12 19 139 1 60 7.3

KICK RETURN AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg1. WILLIAMS, Nick CONN SO 11 17 600 2 100 35.32. WRIGHT, Jeremy LOU FR 11 16 489 1 95 30.63. ANDERSON, Vic LOU JR 10 13 393 0 67 30.24. LAMAR, Lindsey USF SO 13 34 903 2 100 26.65. LEFEGED, Joe RUT SR 12 38 948 0 75 24.96. GRAHAM, Dorian SYR JR 13 16 392 0 37 24.57. WOODS, DJ CIN JR 12 32 728 0 47 22.88. GULLEY, Prince-Tyson SYR FR 10 29 633 0 47 21.89. GRAHAM,Ray PITT SO 12 23 501 0 54 21.810. SADDLER,Cameron PITT SO 13 22 460 0 29 20.9

PUNTING Team Cl G Punt Yds Long Avg1. HUTCHINS,Dan PITT SR 13 45 2014 71 44.82. LONG, Rob SYR SR 12 64 2806 70 43.83. SULLIVAN, Kyle RUT FR 9 18 758 66 42.14. O’DONNELL, Pat CIN SO 12 52 2178 61 41.95. DELLAGANNA, Ted RUT SR 9 54 2261 69 41.96. PUGNETTI, Gregg WVU SR 13 67 2802 71 41.87. WAGNER, Cole CONN FR 13 79 3260 66 41.38. PHILPOTT, Chris LOU JR 13 37 1497 73 40.59. BLESER, Josh LOU JR 11 29 1154 59 39.810. BROCKHAUS-KANN, Just USF SO 13 64 2406 57 37.6

SCORING Team Cl G TD XPT FG 2XP Pts Pts/G1. TEGGART, Dave CONN JR 13 0 36 25 0 111 8.52. HUTCHINS,Dan PITT SR 13 0 40 18 0 94 7.23. POWELL, Bilal LOU SR 12 14 0 0 0 84 7.0 TODMAN, Jordan CONN JR 12 14 0 0 0 84 7.05. LEWIS,Dion PITT SO 12 13 0 0 0 78 6.56. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR FR 13 0 30 18 0 84 6.57. PHILPOTT, Chris LOU JR 13 0 41 14 0 83 6.48. ROGERS, Jacob CIN SR 12 0 38 11 0 71 5.99. TE, San San RUT JR 12 0 26 14 0 68 5.710. BITANCURT, Tyle WVU SO 13 0 41 10 0 71 5.5

Keith Tandy, West Virginia

Lindsey Lamar, USF



SCORING (TDs) Team Cl G TD Rush Pass Ret PAT Pts Pts/G1. TODMAN, Jordan CONN JR 12 14 14 0 0 0 84 7.0 POWELL, Bilal LOU SR 12 14 11 3 0 0 84 7.03. LEWIS,Dion PITT SO 12 13 13 0 0 0 78 6.54. BINNS, Armon CIN SR 12 10 0 10 0 0 60 5.0 GRAHAM,Ray PITT SO 12 10 8 2 0 0 60 5.0 WOODS, DJ CIN JR 12 10 2 8 0 0 60 5.07. HARRISON, Mark RUT SO 12 9 0 9 0 0 54 4.58. CARTER, Delone SYR SR 13 9 9 0 0 0 54 4.2 AUSTIN, Tavon WVU SO 13 9 1 8 0 0 54 4.210. PEAD, Isaiah CIN JR 11 7 6 1 0 0 42 3.8

SCORING (KICK) Team Cl G PATs FGs Pts Pts/G1. TEGGART, Dave CONN JR 13 36-36 25-31 111 8.52. HUTCHINS,Dan PITT SR 13 40-40 18-25 94 7.23. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR FR 13 30-32 18-19 84 6.54. PHILPOTT, Chris LOU JR 13 41-43 14-18 83 6.45. ROGERS, Jacob CIN SR 12 38-40 11-14 71 5.96. TE, San San RUT JR 12 26-26 14-20 68 5.77. BITANCURT, Tyle WVU SO 13 41-41 10-17 71 5.58. BONANI,Maikon USF SO 13 18-19 17-21 69 5.39. CHRISTEN, Chad CONN FR 13 2-2 0-0 2 0.2

FIELD GOALS Team Cl G FG FGA Pct. FG/G1. TEGGART, Dave CONN JR 13 25 31 80.6 1.922. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR FR 13 18 19 94.7 1.38 HUTCHINS,Dan PITT SR 13 18 25 72.0 1.384. BONANI,Maikon USF SO 13 17 21 81.0 1.315. TE, San San RUT JR 12 14 20 70.0 1.176. PHILPOTT, Chris LOU JR 13 14 18 77.8 1.087. ROGERS, Jacob CIN SR 12 11 14 78.6 0.928. BITANCURT, Tyle WVU SO 13 10 17 58.8 0.77

FIELD GOAL PCT Team Cl G FG FGA Long Pct.1. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR FR 13 18 19 48 94.72. BONANI,Maikon USF SO 13 17 21 47 81.03. TEGGART, Dave CONN JR 13 25 31 52 80.64. HUTCHINS,Dan PITT SR 13 18 25 42 72.05. TE, San San RUT JR 12 14 20 43 70.0

PAT KICKING PCT Team Cl G Made Att Pct.1. BITANCURT, Tyle WVU SO 13 41 41 100.0 HUTCHINS,Dan PITT SR 13 40 40 100.0 TEGGART, Dave CONN JR 13 36 36 100.0 TE, San San RUT JR 12 26 26 100.05. PHILPOTT, Chris LOU JR 13 41 43 95.36. ROGERS, Jacob CIN SR 12 38 40 95.07. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR FR 13 30 32 93.8

Mark Harrison, Rutgers

Ross Krautman, Syracuse



TACKLES (All positions)Player Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G Sack

1. WILSON, Lawrence CONN SR 13 LB 71 52 123 9.5 3.52. SCHAFFER, JK CIN JR 12 LB 67 44 111 9.2 3.03. LOWERY, Antonio RUT SR 12 LB 47 61 108 9.0 2.04. SMITH, Derrell SYR SR 13 LB 72 42 114 8.8 1.55. MOORE, Sio CONN SO 13 LB 72 38 110 8.5 1.56. DeCICCO,Dom PITT SR 12 DB 67 27 94 7.8 0.07. HOGUE, Doug SYR SR 13 LB 60 35 95 7.3 3.08. THOMAS, Phillip SYR SO 13 DB 58 34 92 7.1 0.09. LEFEGED, Joe RUT SR 12 DB 46 38 84 7.0 1.510. SMITH, Hakeem LOU FR 13 DB 62 26 88 6.8 1.011. BEAUHARNAIS, Steve RUT SO 12 LB 34 45 79 6.6 1.512. GRUDER,Max PITT JR 13 LB 43 41 84 6.5 0.013. GREENE, Khaseem RUT SO 12 DB 45 32 77 6.4 0.014. BING, Brandon RUT SR 11 DB 42 23 65 5.9 1.015. LUTRUS, Scott CONN SR 10 LB 40 19 59 5.9 0.516. GARVIN, Terence WVU SO 13 DB 41 35 76 5.8 1.017. HEATH, Brandon LOU SR 12 LB 50 20 70 5.8 3.0 BOMAR, Maalik CIN SO 12 LB 47 23 70 5.8 2.019. HOLTON, Shenard LOU SO 13 LB 54 20 74 5.7 0.020. THOMAS, J.T. WVU SR 13 LB 36 37 73 5.6 2.521. WILLIAMS, Jacquain USF SR 13 LB 46 25 71 5.5 2.522. LEONARD, Anthony WVU SR 13 LB 42 28 70 5.4 1.023. LATTIMORE, DeDe USF FR 13 LB 47 22 69 5.3 2.524. JOHNSON, Reuben CIN SO 12 DB 49 13 62 5.2 1.025. THOMAS, Shamarko SYR SO 13 DB 38 29 67 5.2 2.0

SACKS Team Cl G Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G1. IRVIN, Bruce WVU JR 13 DE 14 0 88 14.0 1.082. LINDSEY,Brandon PITT JR 13 DL 10 0 62 10.0 0.773. SHEARD,Jabaal PITT SR 12 DL 9 0 69 9.0 0.754. GNAT, Rodney LOU SR 13 DE 8 2 59 9.0 0.69 MILLER, Julian WVU JR 13 DL 8 2 33 9.0 0.696. JOSEPH, Jessee CONN SO 12 DL 8 1 61 8.5 0.717. ALECXIH,Chas PITT JR 13 DL 7 1 53 7.5 0.588. MILLS, Brandon CIN SO 12 DL 6 0 36 6.0 0.509. SILVESTRO, Alex RUT SR 12 DE 5 1 30 5.5 0.4610. GIORDANO, Dan CIN SO 12 DL 4 1 31 4.5 0.38

TACKLES FOR LOSS Team Cl G Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G1. LINDSEY,Brandon PITT JR 13 DL 18 0 96 18.0 1.382. SILVESTRO, Alex RUT SR 12 DE 13 3 54 14.5 1.21 SHEARD,Jabaal PITT SR 12 DL 14 1 77 14.5 1.214. MILLER, Julian WVU JR 13 DL 11 6 47 14.0 1.08 IRVIN, Bruce WVU JR 13 DE 14 0 88 14.0 1.086. MILLS, Brandon CIN SO 12 DL 12 1 52 12.5 1.047. JOSEPH, Jessee CONN SO 12 DL 11 2 67 12.0 1.008. MOORE, Sio CONN SO 13 LB 11 1 32 11.5 0.889. WILLIAMS, Jacquain USF SR 13 LB 9 4 56 11.0 0.85 BROWN, Daniel LOU SO 13 LB 11 0 55 11.0 0.85

FUMBLES FORCED Team Cl G Num Avg/G1. LEFEGED, Joe RUT SR 12 4 0.33 SHEARD,Jabaal PITT SR 12 4 0.33 GREENE, Khaseem RUT SO 12 4 0.334. AGBOR, Harris CONN JR 11 3 0.275. MILLS, Brandon CIN SO 12 3 0.256. WILSON, Lawrence CONN SR 13 3 0.23 LINDSEY,Brandon PITT JR 13 3 0.23 SMITH, Derrell SYR SR 13 3 0.23 JONES, Chandler SYR JR 13 3 0.2310. LOWERY, Antonio RUT SR 12 2 0.17

FUMBLES RCVD Team Cl G Num Avg/G1. BEAUHARNAIS, Steve RUT SO 12 4 0.332. RICHARDSON, Wes CIN JR 11 3 0.273. FREENY, Jonatha RUT SR 12 3 0.25 LOWERY, Antonio RUT SR 12 3 0.255. SMITH, Derrell SYR SR 13 3 0.236. SCRUGGS, Greg LOU JR 11 2 0.18 CANADY, Antwone LOU SR 11 2 0.188. MOORE, Sio CONN SO 13 2 0.15 GLOVER, Sidney WVU SR 13 2 0.15 GARVIN, Terence WVU SO 13 2 0.15

Lawrence Wilson, Connecticut

Bruce Irvin, West Virginia


2010 TEAM STATISTICSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

SCORING OFFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg1. Cincinnati 12 42 38 0 0 11 1 325 27.12. Connecticut 13 38 38 0 0 25 1 343 26.4 Louisville 13 43 41 0 0 14 1 343 26.44. Pittsburgh 13 41 40 1 0 18 0 342 26.35. West Virginia 13 42 41 1 0 10 1 327 25.26. USF 13 37 33 1 0 18 1 313 24.17. Syracuse 13 34 30 0 0 18 0 288 22.28. Rutgers 12 30 26 1 0 14 0 250 20.8

SCORING DEFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg1. West Virginia 13 17 17 0 0 19 0 176 13.52. Pittsburgh 13 29 28 0 0 15 0 247 19.03. Syracuse 13 31 29 0 0 12 0 251 19.34. Louisville 13 32 28 1 0 10 0 252 19.45. USF 13 29 26 0 0 20 0 260 20.06. Connecticut 13 33 31 0 0 19 0 286 22.07. Rutgers 12 41 37 0 0 11 1 318 26.58. Cincinnati 12 44 43 0 0 9 1 336 28.0

TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G1. Cincinnati 12 1880 3128 837 5008 6.0 42 417.32. WestVirginia 13 2076 2769 908 4845 5.3 42 372.73. Louisville 13 2274 2522 832 4796 5.8 39 368.94. Pittsburgh 13 2154 2616 830 4770 5.7 40 366.95. Connecticut 13 2271 1964 858 4235 4.9 30 325.86. Syracuse 13 1822 2375 812 4197 5.2 33 322.87. USF 13 1883 2139 810 4022 5.0 32 309.48. Rutgers 12 1211 2328 769 3539 4.6 27 294.9

TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G1. WestVirginia 13 1124 2270 803 3394 4.2 15 261.12. Syracuse 13 1770 2149 856 3919 4.6 29 301.53. Pittsburgh 13 1560 2406 837 3966 4.7 27 305.14. Louisville 13 1859 2166 808 4025 5.0 30 309.65. USF 13 1633 2500 874 4133 4.7 26 317.96. Connecticut 13 1862 2906 923 4768 5.2 29 366.87. Cincinnati 12 1625 2808 835 4433 5.3 44 369.48. Rutgers 12 1877 2613 778 4490 5.8 39 374.2

RUSHING OFFENSE G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G1. Louisville 13 469 2274 4.8 17 174.92. Connecticut 13 501 2271 4.5 20 174.73. Pittsburgh 13 470 2154 4.6 24 165.74. WestVirginia 13 526 2076 3.9 18 159.75. Cincinnati 12 402 1880 4.7 15 156.76. USF 13 487 1883 3.9 19 144.87. Syracuse 13 448 1822 4.1 14 140.28. Rutgers 12 445 1211 2.7 11 100.9

RUSHING DEFENSE G Rushes Yards Avg. TD Yds/G1. WestVirginia 13 410 1124 2.7 3 86.52. Pittsburgh 13 443 1560 3.5 12 120.03. USF 13 470 1633 3.5 8 125.64. Cincinnati 12 465 1625 3.5 19 135.45. Syracuse 13 488 1770 3.6 14 136.26. Louisville 13 467 1859 4.0 14 143.07. Connecticut 13 478 1862 3.9 13 143.28. Rutgers 12 442 1877 4.2 20 156.4

PASS OFFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G1. Cincinnati 12 435 251 15 57.7 3128 7.2 27 260.72. WestVirginia 13 382 245 8 64.1 2769 7.2 24 213.03. Pittsburgh 13 360 230 11 63.9 2616 7.3 16 201.24. Louisville 13 363 217 8 59.8 2522 6.9 22 194.0 Rutgers 12 324 176 10 54.3 2328 7.2 16 194.06. Syracuse 13 364 205 8 56.3 2375 6.5 19 182.77. USF 13 323 185 16 57.3 2139 6.6 13 164.58. Connecticut 13 357 188 9 52.7 1964 5.5 10 151.1

Zach Collaros, Cincinnati

Hakeem Smith, Louisville



PASS DEFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G1. Syracuse 13 368 208 9 56.5 2149 5.8 15 165.32. Louisville 13 341 187 9 54.8 2166 6.4 16 166.63. West Virginia 13 393 228 12 58.0 2270 5.8 12 174.64. Pittsburgh 13 394 224 13 56.9 2406 6.1 15 185.15. USF 13 404 238 15 58.9 2500 6.2 18 192.36. Rutgers 12 336 207 8 61.6 2613 7.8 19 217.87. Connecticut 13 445 261 20 58.7 2906 6.5 16 223.58. Cincinnati 12 370 240 8 64.9 2808 7.6 25 234.0

KICKOFF RETURNS G Ret Yds TD Avg1. Connecticut 13 55 1487 3 27.02. Louisville 13 45 1147 1 25.53. Rutgers 12 56 1280 0 22.94. USF 13 49 1106 2 22.65. Syracuse 13 48 1079 0 22.56. Pittsburgh 13 51 1040 0 20.47. Cincinnati 12 59 1191 0 20.28. West Virginia 13 42 805 0 19.2

PUNTING G No. Yards Avg/P PR Avg TBg Net/P1. Pittsburgh 13 46 2014 43.8 101 2.2 4 39.82. Syracuse 13 66 2868 43.5 168 2.5 8 38.53. West Virginia 13 67 2802 41.8 156 2.3 6 37.74. Cincinnati 12 55 2232 40.6 81 1.5 5 37.35. Louisville 13 66 2651 40.2 102 1.5 5 37.16. Rutgers 12 76 3086 40.6 310 4.1 5 35.27. Connecticut 13 79 3260 41.3 362 4.6 9 34.48. USF 13 65 2406 37.0 184 2.8 0 34.2

Gained LostTURNOVER MARGIN G Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar Per/G1. Connecticut 13 11 20 31 10 9 19 +12 0.922. Rutgers 12 14 8 22 5 10 15 +7 0.583. Louisville 13 10 9 19 8 8 16 +3 0.234. Pittsburgh 13 9 13 22 10 11 21 +1 0.085. USF 13 4 15 19 6 16 22 -3 -0.236. Syracuse 13 8 9 17 13 8 21 -4 -0.317. West Virginia 13 11 12 23 20 8 28 -5 -0.388. Cincinnati 12 6 8 14 14 15 29 -15 -1.25

PUNT RETURN AVG G Ret Yds TD Avg1. Louisville 13 23 290 1 12.62. Pittsburgh 13 28 344 0 12.33. USF 13 27 312 2 11.64. Syracuse 13 32 294 0 9.25. Rutgers 12 24 211 3 8.86. WestVirginia 13 22 185 0 8.47. Connecticut 13 28 229 0 8.28. Cincinnati 12 21 151 0 7.2

PASS EFFICIENCY G Att Cmp Pct Int Yds TD Effic1. WestVirginia 13 382 245 64.1 8 2769 24 141.62. Louisville 13 363 217 59.8 8 2522 22 133.73. Pittsburgh 13 360 230 63.9 11 2616 16 133.54. Cincinnati 12 435 251 57.7 15 3128 27 131.75. Rutgers 12 324 176 54.3 10 2328 16 124.86. Syracuse 13 364 205 56.3 8 2375 19 124.07. USF 13 323 185 57.3 16 2139 13 116.38. Connecticut 13 357 188 52.7 9 1964 10 103.1

PASS DEF EFFICIENCY G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Effic1. WestVirginia 13 393 228 12 58.0 2270 12 110.52. Pittsburgh 13 394 224 13 56.9 2406 15 114.13. Syracuse 13 368 208 9 56.5 2149 15 114.14. Connecticut 13 445 261 20 58.7 2906 16 116.45. USF 13 404 238 15 58.9 2500 18 118.26. Louisville 13 341 187 9 54.8 2166 16 118.47. Rutgers 12 336 207 8 61.6 2613 19 140.88. Cincinnati 12 370 240 8 64.9 2808 25 146.6

Phillip Thomas, Syracuse

Dwayne Gratz, Connecticut



FIRST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total1. Cincinnati 12 107 130 26 2632. WestVirginia 13 126 110 24 2603. Louisville 13 110 118 16 2444. Pittsburgh 13 102 120 17 2395. Syracuse 13 101 108 16 2256. USF 13 101 88 27 2167. Connecticut 13 106 95 9 2108. Rutgers 12 69 102 15 186

OPPONENT 1ST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total1. WestVirginia 13 65 98 15 1782. Rutgers 12 91 112 13 2163. Syracuse 13 101 95 21 2174. Louisville 13 99 97 23 2195. USF 13 94 117 14 2256. Cincinnati 12 89 130 17 2367. Pittsburgh 13 102 113 26 2418. Connecticut 13 106 125 13 244

SACKS BY G Sacks Yards1. WestVirginia 13 45 2602. Louisville 13 39 2563. Pittsburgh 13 34 2354. USF 13 30 2495. Connecticut 13 27 188 Syracuse 13 27 1857. Cincinnati 12 26 1598. Rutgers 12 17 105

PENALTIES G No Yds Avg/G1. Connecticut 13 63 522 40.22. WestVirginia 13 62 528 40.63. USF 13 74 599 46.14. Rutgers 12 84 605 50.45. Pittsburgh 13 87 712 54.86. Syracuse 13 93 771 59.37. Cincinnati 12 81 761 63.48. Louisville 13 103 829 63.8

OPPONENT PENALTIES G No Yds Avg/G1. USF 13 93 787 60.52. WestVirginia 13 79 752 57.83. Cincinnati 12 75 685 57.14. Rutgers 12 78 673 56.15. Syracuse 13 89 728 56.06. Louisville 13 85 676 52.07. Pittsburgh 13 71 674 51.88. Connecticut 13 76 582 44.8

4TH-DN CONVERSIONS G Conv Att Pct1. Connecticut 13 11 19 57.92. Louisville 13 7 13 53.83. WestVirginia 13 8 15 53.34. Rutgers 12 8 18 44.4 Pittsburgh 13 8 18 44.46. Cincinnati 12 6 14 42.9 USF 13 3 7 42.98. Syracuse 13 3 10 30.0

OPP 4TH-DN CONVERT G Conv Att Pct1. Connecticut 13 3 16 18.82. Rutgers 12 2 10 20.03. WestVirginia 13 10 20 50.0 Louisville 13 4 8 50.0 Cincinnati 12 6 12 50.06. Syracuse 13 15 27 55.67. Pittsburgh 13 7 12 58.38. USF 13 10 17 58.8

3RD-DN CONVERSIONS G Conv Att Pct1. Cincinnati 12 78 171 45.62. WestVirginia 13 89 199 44.73. Pittsburgh 13 74 175 42.34. Louisville 13 71 177 40.15. Syracuse 13 67 175 38.36. USF 13 51 161 31.77. Connecticut 13 60 191 31.48. Rutgers 12 54 172 31.4

OPP 3RD-DN CONVERT G Conv Att Pct1. WestVirginia 13 49 186 26.32. Louisville 13 60 174 34.53. USF 13 70 195 35.94. Rutgers 12 61 161 37.95. Syracuse 13 81 206 39.36. Connecticut 13 82 204 40.27. Pittsburgh 13 70 173 40.58. Cincinnati 12 74 175 42.3

SACKS AGAINST G Sacks Yards1. Connecticut 13 15 872. WestVirginia 13 18 1093. Rutgers 13 19 1384. Louisville 12 21 1565. Syracuse 12 29 164 USF 13 29 2417. Cincinnati 12 31 2258. Pittsburgh 13 32 177

FIELD GOALS G Made Att Pct1. WestVirginia 13 17 20 .8502. Pittsburgh 13 20 24 .8333. Syracuse 12 14 17 .8244. Connecticut 13 22 30 .7335. Rutgers 13 12 17 .7066. Cincinnati 12 16 23 .6967. USF 13 16 25 .6408. Louisville 12 5 11 .455

PAT KICKING G Made Att Pct1. Pittsburgh 13 38 38 1.000 WestVirginia 13 36 36 1.000 Connecticut 13 34 34 1.000 Syracuse 12 25 25 1.0005. USF 13 43 44 .9776. Louisville 12 37 39 .9497. Rutgers 13 45 48 .9388. Cincinnati 12 40 43 .930

TIME OF POSSESSION G Total Time Avg/G1. Connecticut 13 412:14 31:422. Louisville 12 379:06 31:353. Pittsburgh 13 407:40 31:214. USF 13 399:09 30:425. Rutgers 13 398:52 30:406. WestVirginia 13 377:42 29:037. Cincinnati 12 403:33 28:498. Syracuse 12 326:58 27:14


2010 INDIVIDUAL HIGHSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

Points scored 30 PEAD,Isaiah(Cincinnati)vsRUTGERS(11/20/10)

Touchdowns 5 PEAD,Isaiah(Cincinnati)vsRUTGERS(11/20/10)

TD responsibility 5 NASSIB,Ryan(Syracuse)vsMAINE(9/18/10) [0r,5p] 5 COLLAROS,Zach(Cincinnati)atLouisville(Oct15,2010) [0r,5p] 5 COLLAROS,Zach(Cincinnati)vsRUTGERS(11/20/10) [1r,4p]

Points scored kicking 14 HUTCHINS,Dan(Pittsburgh)vsFLORIDAINTL.(10/2/10) [3fg,5pat] 14 PHILPOTT,Chris(Louisville)vsCONNECTICUT(Oct23,2010)[4fg,2pat]

Total offense yards 490 COLLAROS,Zach(Cincinnati)vsUSF(10/22/10) [27r,463p]

Total offense plays 65 COLLAROS,Zach(Cincinnati)atConnecticut(Nov27,2010)[15r,50p]

Total offense yards/play 19.7 PEAD,Isaiah(Cincinnati)vsMIAMI(OHIO)(10/09/10) [10-197]

Rushing yards 277 GRAHAM,Ray(Pittsburgh)vsFLORIDAINTL.(10/2/10)

Rushing attempts 42 LEWIS,Dion(Pittsburgh)atCincinnati(12/04/10)

Yards per rush 19.7 PEAD,Isaiah(Cincinnati)vsMIAMI(OHIO)(10/09/10) [10-197]

Rushing TDs 4 CARTER,Delone(Syracuse)vsCOLGATE(Sep25,2010) 4 PEAD,Isaiah(Cincinnati)vsRUTGERS(11/20/10) 4 LEWIS,Dion(Pittsburgh)atCincinnati(12/04/10)

Longest rush 91 SANU,Mohamed(Rutgers)vsTULANE(Oct02,2010)

Passing yards 463 COLLAROS,Zach(Cincinnati)vsUSF(10/22/10)

Passing attempts 53 COLLAROS, Zach (Cincinnati) vs USF (10/22/10)

Passing TDs 5 NASSIB,Ryan(Syracuse)vsMAINE(9/18/10) 5 COLLAROS,Zach(Cincinnati)atLouisville(Oct15,2010)

Longest pass 79 SUNSERI,Tino(Pittsburgh)atSyracuse(10/16/2010)

Passes completed 32 SMITH,Geno(WestVirginia)atMarshall(Sep10,2010)

Had intercepted 4 DANIELS,BJ(USF)atFlorida(Sep11,2010) 4 COLLAROS,Zach(Cincinnati)atConnecticut(Nov27,2010)

Receiving yards 240 HARRISON,Mark(Rutgers)atCincinnati(11/20/10)

Receptions 12 BINNS,Armon(Cincinnati)vsUSF(10/22/10)

Receiving TDs 4 HARRISON,Mark(Rutgers)atCincinnati(11/20/10)

Longest reception 79 STREET,Devin(Pittsburgh)atSyracuse(10/16/2010)

Field goals made 4 KRAUTMAN,Ross(Syracuse)atWestVirginia(Oct23,2010) 4 PHILPOTT, Chris (Louisville) vs CONNECTICUT (Oct 23, 2010) 4 TEGGART,Dave(Connecticut)atUSF(Dec04,2010)Longest field goal 52 TEGGART,Dave(Connecticut)atUSF(Dec04,2010)

Punts 11 WAGNER,Cole(Connecticut)atRutgers(Oct08,2010)

Yards punted 444 WAGNER,Cole(Connecticut)atRutgers(Oct08,2010) [11-444]

Longest punt 73 PHILPOTT,Chris(Louisville)vsWESTVIRGINIA(Nov20,2010)

Punting avg 53.5 DELLAGANNA,Ted(Rutgers)vsNORTHCAROLINA(Sep25,2010)[2-107]

Punt returns 5 SADDLER,Cameron(Pittsburgh)vsRUTGERS(10/23/10)

Punt return yards 105 BEAUMONT,Doug(Louisville)vsCONNECTICUT(Oct23,2010)

Longest punt return 74 BEAUMONT,Doug(Louisville)vsCONNECTICUT(Oct23,2010)

Kick returns 8 GULLEY,Prince-Tyson(Syracuse)vsPITTSBURGH(10/16/2010)

Kick return yards 186 GULLEY,Prince-Tyson(Syracuse)vsPITTSBURGH(10/16/2010)

Longest kick return 100 WILLIAMS,Nick(Connecticut)atRutgers(Oct08,2010) 100 LAMAR,Lindsey(USF)atLouisville(Nov13,2010)

Interceptions 2 JUNIOR,Jerome(Connecticut)vsBUFFALO(Sep25,2010) 2 TANDY,Keith(WestVirginia)vsUNLV(Oct09,2010) 2 HOGUE,Doug(Syracuse)atWestVirginia(Oct23,2010) 2 PATRICK,Johnny(Louisville)atRutgers(Nov26,2010) 2 DeCICCO,Dom(Pittsburgh)atCincinnati(12/04/10)

Longest interception rtn 80 GARY,Ricky(Pittsburgh)atSyracuse(10/16/2010)

All-purpose yards 374 GRAHAM,Ray(Pittsburgh)vsFLORIDAINTL.(10/2/10)

Tackles 19.0 LOWERY,Antonio(Rutgers)vsARMY(Oct16,2010) [7-12]

Sacks 4.5 GNAT,Rodney(Louisville)vsEASTERNKENTUCKY(Sep11,2010)[4-1]

Tackles for loss 5.5 MILLS,Brandon(Cincinnati)vsRUTGERS(11/20/10) [5-1]


2010 TEAM HIGHSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

Points 69 Cincinnati vs RUTGERS (11/20/10)

Points scored kicking14 Connecticut vs TEXAS SOUTHERN (Sep 11, 2010) [2fg,8pat]

14 Pittsburgh vs FLORIDA INTL. (10/2/10) [3fg,5pat] 14 Louisville vs CONNECTICUT (Oct 23, 2010) [4fg,2pat]

Touchdowns 10 Cincinnati vs RUTGERS (11/20/10)

Total offense yards 661 Cincinnati vs RUTGERS (11/20/10) [295r,366p]

Total offense plays 90 Cincinnati vs USF (10/22/10) [29r,61p]

Total offense yards/play 10.8 Louisville vs MEMPHIS (Oct 09, 2010) [53-573]

Rushing yards 384 Cincinnati vs MIAMI (OHIO) (10/09/10)

Rushing attempts 59 West Virginia vs CINCINNATI (Nov 13, 2010)

Yards per rush 9.6 Louisville vs MEMPHIS (Oct 09, 2010) [31-298]

Rushing TDs 6 Connecticut vs TEXAS SOUTHERN (Sep 11, 2010) 6 Cincinnati vs RUTGERS (11/20/10)

Longest rush 91 Rutgers vs TULANE (Oct 02, 2010)

Passing yards 512 Cincinnati vs USF (10/22/10)

Passing attempts 61 Cincinnati vs USF (10/22/10)

Passing TDs 5 Syracuse vs MAINE (9/18/10) 5 Louisville vs MEMPHIS (Oct 09, 2010) 5 Cincinnati at Louisville (Oct 15, 2010) 5 Rutgers at Cincinnati (11/20/10)

Longest pass 79 Pittsburgh at Syracuse (10/16/2010)

Passes completed 34 Cincinnati vs USF (10/22/10)

Had intercepted 4 USF at Florida (Sep 11, 2010) 4 Cincinnati at Connecticut (Nov 27, 2010)

Pass completion pct 87.0 Rutgers at USF (Nov 03, 2010) [20-23]

Passing yards/attempt 17.9 USF at Cincinnati (10/22/10) [16-286]

Yards per catch 23.6 West Virginia at Pittsburgh (11/26/10) [9-212]

Field goal attempts 5 Rutgers vs NORFOLK STATE (Sept 2, 2010) 5 Connecticut at Temple (Sep 18, 2010)

Field goals made 4 Syracuse at West Virginia (Oct 23, 2010) 4 Louisville vs CONNECTICUT (Oct 23, 2010) 4 Connecticut at USF (Dec 04, 2010)

Longest field goal 52 Connecticut at USF (Dec 04, 2010)

Punts 11 Connecticut at Rutgers (Oct 08, 2010)

Longest punt 73 Louisville vs WEST VIRGINIA (Nov 20, 2010)

Yards punted 444 Connecticut at Rutgers (Oct 08, 2010) [11-444]

Punting avg 53.2 Connecticut at USF (Dec 04, 2010) [6-319]

Punt returns 5 Connecticut vs TEXAS SOUTHERN (Sep 11, 2010) 5 Syracuse vs MAINE (9/18/10) 5 Pittsburgh vs RUTGERS (10/23/10)

Punt return yards 105 Louisville vs CONNECTICUT (Oct 23, 2010)

Punt return avg 23.0 West Virginia vs MARYLAND (Sep 18, 2010) [3-69]

Longest punt return 74 Louisville vs CONNECTICUT (Oct 23, 2010)

Kick returns 11 Rutgers at Cincinnati (11/20/10)

Kick return yards 270 Connecticut vs Oklahoma (Jan 1, 2011)

Kick return avg 47.0 Connecticut at Rutgers (Oct 08, 2010) [3-141]

Longest kick return 100 Connecticut at Rutgers (Oct 08, 2010) 100 USF at Louisville (Nov 13, 2010)

Interceptions 4 USF vs STONY BROOK (Sep 04, 2010) 4 Connecticut vs BUFFALO (Sep 25, 2010) 4 Connecticut vs CINCINNATI (Nov 27, 2010)

Longest interception return 80 Pittsburgh at Syracuse (10/16/2010)

Interception return TDs 2 Connecticut vs BUFFALO (Sep 25, 2010)

Fumbles lost 4 West Virginia at Connecticut (Oct 29, 2010) 4 West Virginia vs North Carolina State (Dec 28, 2010)

Fumbles recovered 4 Connecticut vs WEST VIRGINIA (Oct 29, 2010)

Sacked by opp 9 Rutgers vs LOUISVILLE (Nov 26, 2010)

QB sacks 9 Louisville at Rutgers (Nov 26, 2010)

Turnovers committed 5 USF at Florida (Sep 11, 2010) 5 Cincinnati at Connecticut (Nov 27, 2010) 5 West Virginia vs North Carolina State (Dec 28, 2010)

First downs 31 Cincinnati vs RUTGERS (11/20/10)

RECORD BOOK

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TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS

GAME 76 MattGrothe,USFvs.Cincinnati(54pass,22rush,11/3/07) 69 WalterWashington,Templevs.WestVirginia(33pass,36rush,11/29/03) 68 TylerPalko,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(10rush,58pass,9/30/05) 67 AlexVanPelt,Pittsburghvs.PennState(64pass,3rush,11/28/91) WalterWashington,Templevs.Pittsburgh(23rush,44pass,10/9/04) BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.Syracuse(65pass,2rush,9/22/07) 66 WalterWashington,Templevs.Rutgers(27rush,39pass,10/16/04) WalterWashington,Templevs.Pittsburgh(40pass,26rush,11/22/03) 65 ZACHCOLLAROS,CincinnatiatConnecticut(15rush,50pass,11/27/10) 64 D.J.Hernandez,Connecticutvs.Cincinnati(21rush,43pass,10/15/05) WalterWashington,Templevs.Connecticut(20rush,44pass,10/23/04) AndrewRobinson,Syracusevs.Cincinnati(47pass,17rush,11/24/07) BenMauk,Cincinnativs.SouthernMississippi(52pass,12rush,12/22/07) SEASON 590 MattGrothe,USF,2007(392pass,198rush) 554 WalterWashington,Temple,2004(332pass,222rush) 549 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2003(413pass,136rush) 549 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2002(367pass,182rush) 538 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2004(409pass,129rush) 530 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007(473pass,57rush) 526 MattGrothe,USF,2008(380pass,146rush) 504 ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnati,2010(383pass,121rush) 499 RyanHart,Rutgers,2004(453pass,46rush) 495 MattGrothe,USF,2006(317pass,178rush) CAREER 1,693 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09(1,148pass,545rush) 1,468 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08(783pass,685rush) 1,403 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1995-98(938pass,465rush) 1,390 HenryBurris,Temple,1993-96(1,139pass,251rush) 1,358 RyanHart,Rutgers,2002-05(1,217pass,141rush) 1,261 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2000-03(842pass,419rush) 1,232 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005-07(817pass,145rush) 1,212 KenDorsey,Miami,1999-02(1,153pass,59rush) 1,188 MikeMcMahon,Rutgers,1997-00(974pass,214rush) 1,198 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2005-08(1,142pass,56rush) 1,167 RayLucas,Rutgers,1992-95(908pass,259rush)

YARDS GAINEDGAME 555 ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnativs.Connecticut(480pass,75rush,11/7/09) 549 BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.Syracuse(555pass,-6rush,9/22/07) 502 HenryBurris,Templevs.Pittsburgh(445pass,57rush,10/5/96) 495 BryanRandall,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(504pass,-9rush,11/9/02) 490 ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnativs.USF(463pass,27rush,10/22/10) 479 PeteGonzalez,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(470pass,9rush,10/24/97) 476 MarvinGraves,Syracusevs.Rutgers(425pass,51rush,10/10/92) 474 GinoTorretta,Miamivs.SanDiegoState(485pass,-11rush,11/30/91) 457 MattGrothe,USFvs.Cincinnati(382pass,75rush,11/3/07) 452 BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.Utah(467pass,-15rush,10/5/07) SEASON 3,978 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007(4,024pass,-46rush) 3,829 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2003(3,679pass,150rush) 3,353 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1993(3,397pass,-44rush) 3,542 MattGrothe,USF,2007(2,670pass,872rush) 3,502 MattGrothe,USF,2008(2,911pass,591rush) 3,497 BenMauk,Cincinnati,2007(3,121pass,376rush) 3,345 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2008(3,418pass,-73rush) 3,330 KenDorsey,Miami,2002(3,369pass,-39rush) 3,313 DanOrlovsky,Connecticut,2004(3,354pass,-41rush) 3,206 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2004(3,067pass,139rush) CAREER10,875 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09(8,669pass,2,206rush)10,529 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08(6,049pass,4,480rush) 9,950 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1995-98(8,389pass,1,561rush) 9,919 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005-07(9,956pass,-37rush) 9,713 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2005-07(9,383pass,-210rush) 9,486 KenDorsey,Miami,1999-02(9,565pass,-84rush) 8,149 RyanHart,Rutgers,2002-05(8,482pass,-333rush) 7,604 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2000-03(6,724pass,880rush) 7,599 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1991-93(7,853pass,-254rush) 7,470 HenryBurris,Temple,1993-96(7,495pass,-25rush)

YARDS PER GAMESEASON 331.5 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007(4,024pass,-46rush,12games) 304.8 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1993(3,397pass,-44rush,11games) 294.5 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2003(3,679pass,150rush,13games) 291.4 BenMauk,Cincinnati,2007(3,121pass,376rush,13games) 286.8 GinoTorretta,Miami,1991(3,095pass,60rush,11games) 284.7 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005(2,883pass,-36rush,10games) 282.2 ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnati,2010(2,902pass,202rush,11games) 281.5 WalterWashington,2004(2,207pass,889rush,11games) 281.3 BrianBrohm,Louisville2006(3,094pass,45rush,11games) 281.0 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1998(3,178pass,-87rush,11games) YARDS PER PLAYGAME (Minimum 15 plays) 17.40 TylerPalko,Pittsburghvs.Citadel(19for330,9/23/06) 17.31 MikeTeel,Rutgersvs.NorfolkState(16for277,9/15/07) 17.19 MikeTeel,Rutgersvs.Louisville(26for447,12/4/08) 17.09 BrianBrohm,Louisville,vs.MurrayState(22for376,8/30/07) 16.63 MichaelVick,VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers(19for316,10/9/99) 16.05 MichaelVick,VirginiaTechvs.Temple(19for305,11/20/99) 15.67 MarcBulger,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(21for329,11/27/99) 15.63 JohnTurman,Pittsburghvs.NotreDame(16for250,11/13/99) 15.16 MichaelVick,VirginiaTechvs.Akron(19for288,9/2/00) 14.52 KenDorsey,Miamivs.VirginiaTech(21for305,12/7/02) SEASON (Minimum 250 plays) 9.24 MichaelVick,VirginiaTech,1999(262for2,420) 8.63 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2007(359for3,098) 8.62 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1993(389for3,353) 8.59 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2006(360for3,049) 8.32 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005(342for2,847) 8.05 KenDorsey,Miami,2001(330for2,655) 8.03 KenDorsey,Miami,2000(338for2,714) 8.00 KenDorsey,Miami,2002(416for3,330) 7.96 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2008(420for3,345) 7.71 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1997(375for2,892) TOUCHDOWN RESPONSIBILITYGAME 8 PeteGonzalez,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(7pass,1rush,10/24/97) 7 MikeTeel,Rutgersvs.Louisville(7pass,12/4/08) 6 TonyPike,Cincinnativs.Illinois(6pass,11/27/09) MikeTeel,RutgersatPittsburgh(6pass,10/25/08) WillisMcGahee,Miamivs.VirginiaTech(6rush,12/7/02) BryanRandall,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(5pass,1rush,11/9/02) DevinScott,Templevs.Rutgers(6pass,10/30/99) MarcBulger,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(6pass,11/27/98) 5 27Times (LastBy:ZACHCOLLAROS,CincinnatiatRutgers,11/20/10) SEASON 39 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2003(37pass,2rush) 34 BenMauk,Cincinnati,2007(31pass,3rush) 33 PeteGonzalez,Pittsburgh,1997(30pass,3rush) BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007(30pass,3rush) 31 TonyPike,Cincinnati,2009(29pass,2rush) PatWhite,WestVirginia,2006(13pass,18rush) 30 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1998(22pass,8rush) ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnati,2010(26pass,4rush) 29 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2008(21pass,8rush) 28 KenDorsey,Miami,2002(28pass,0rush) WillisMcGahee,Miami,2002(28rush) RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2002(22pass,6rush) PatWhite,WestVirginia,2007(14pass,14rush) CAREER 103 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08(56pass,47rush) 96 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1995-98(77pass,19rush) 88 KenDorsey,Miami,1999-02(86pass,2rush) 78 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2002-06(66pass,12rush) 75 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09(52pass,23rush) 74 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2000-03(60pass,14rush) 72 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005-07(65pass,7rush) 68 RasheedMarshall,WestVirginia,2000-04(39pass,23rush) 61 HenryBurris,Temple,1993-96(49pass,12rush) 61 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1991-93(61pass)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

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RUSHINGMOST RUSHES

GAME 48 TanardoSharps,Templevs.Rutgers(215yards,11/16/02) 47 DionLewis,Pittsburghvs.Cincinnati(194yards,12/5/09) 43 DonaldBrown,Connecticutvs.Pittsburgh(205yards,11/11/06) 42 DionLewis,PittsburghatCincinnati(261yards,12/4/10) 41 AmosZereoue,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(151yards,11/28/97) 40 QuincyWilson,WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(177yards,10/11/03) 39 WillisMcGahee,Miamivs.VirginiaTech(205yards,12/7/02) EdgerrinJames,Miamivs.UCLA(299yards,12/5/98) RayRice,Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh(225yards,10/21/06) RayRice,Rutgers,vs.USF(181yards,10/18/07) SEASON 380 RayRice,Rutgers,2007(2,012yards) 367 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,2008(2,083yards) 335 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,2002(1,710yards) RayRice,Rutgers,2006(1,994yards) 334 JordanTodman,Connecticut,2010(1,695yards) 325 DionLewis,Pittsburgh,2009(1,799yards) 321 DerrickKnight,BostonCollege,2003(1,721yards) 311 TanardoSharps,Temple,2002(1,276yards) 308 LeSeanMcCoy,Pittsburgh,2008(1,488yards) MikeCloud,BostonCollege,1998(1,726yards) CAREER 1,023 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,1999-02(5,039yards) 910 RayRice,Rutgers,2005-07(4,926yards) 729 NoelDevine,WestVirginia,2007-10(4,317yards) 726 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1996-98(3,907yards) 708 DerrickKnight,BostonCollege,2000-03(3,725yards) 698 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,2006-08(3,800yards) 664 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2005-07(3,923yards) 687 TanardoSharps,Temple,1999-02(3,269yards) 685 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08(4,480yards) 678 BrianLeonard,Rutgers,2003-06(2,775yards)

RUSHES PER GAMESEASON 29.2 RayRice,Rutgers,2007(380in13games) 28.2 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,2008(367in13games) 28.0 MikeCloud,BostonCollege,1998(308in11games) 27.8 JordanTodman,Connecticut,2010(334in12games) 26.5 WilliamGreen,BostonCollege,2001(265in10games) 26.4 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1997(264in10games) 26.1 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1998(261in10games) 25.9 TanardoSharps,Temple,2002(311in12games) 25.8 RayRice,Rutgers,2006(335in13games) 25.7 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,2002(335in13games)

YARDS GAINEDGAME 337 Kay-JayHarris,WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina(25rushes,9/4/04) 299 EdgerrinJames,Miamivs.UCLA(39rushes,12/5/98) 280 RayRice,Rutgersvs.BallState(35rushes,1/5/08) 277 RAYGRAHAM,Pittsburghvs.FloridaInternational(29rushes,10/2/10) 275 AnthonyAllen,Louisvillevs.MiddleTennesseeState(35rushes,9/6/07) 272 KevanBarlow,Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia(32rushes,11/24/00) 271 EdgerrinJames,Miamivs.BostonCollege(33rushes,10/18/97) 261 DonaldBrown,Connecticutvs.Buffalo(29rushes,1/3/09) DionLewis,PittsburghatCincinnati(42rushes,12/4/10) 260 AvonCobourne,WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina(30rushes,9/28/02) SEASON 2,083 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,2008(367rushes) 2,012 RayRice,Rutgers,2007(380rushes) 1,799 DionLewis,Pittsburgh,2009(325rushes) 1,794 RayRice,Rutgers,2006(335rushes) 1,753 WillisMcGahee,Miami,2002(282rushes) 1,744 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2006(248rushes) 1,726 MikeCloud,BostonCollege,1998(308rushes) 1,721 DerrickKnight,BostonCollege,2003(321rushes) 1,710 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,2002(335rushes) 1,695 JordanTodman,Connecticut,2010(334rushes)

CAREER 5,040 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,1999-02(1,023rushes) 4,926 RayRice,Rutgers,2005-07(910rushes) 4,480 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08(685rushes) 4,317 NoelDevine,WestVirginia,2007-10(729rushes) 3,923 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2005-07(664rushes) 3,907 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1996-98(726rushes) 3,800 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,2006-08(698rushes) 3,725 DerrickKnight,BostonCollege,2000-03(708rushes) 3,597 MikeCloud,BostonCollege,1995-98(614rushes) 3,475 KevinJones,VirginiaTech,2001-03(616rushes) QUARTERBACK GAME 247 PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(15rushes,10/14/06) 220 PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(23rushes,11/24/05) 210 MichaelVick,VirginiaTechvs.BostonCollege(16rushes,9/30/00) 200 PatWhite,WestVirginiaatLouisville(21rushes,11/22/08) 186 PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.Connecticut(16rushes,11/24/07) 185 WalterWashington,Templevs.Syracuse(29rushes,11/13/04) 177 PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.USF(11rushes,12/3/05) 156 PatWhite,WestVirginiaatRutgers(22rushes,10/27/07) 155 PatWhite,WestVirginiaatCincinnati(27rushes,11/17/07) 151 WalterWashington,Templevs.VirginiaTech(26rushes,11/15/03) QUARTERBACK SEASON 1,335 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2007(198rushes) 1,219 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2006(165rushes) 974 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2008(191rushes) 952 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005(131rushes) 889 WalterWashington,Temple,2004(222rushes) 872 MattGrothe,USF,2007(198rushes) 861 RasheedMarshall,WestVirginia,2004(169rushes) 772 B.J.DANIELS,USF,2009(175rushes) 666 RasheedMarshall,WestVirginia,2002(173rushes) 622 MattGrothe,USF,2006(178rushes) QUARTERBACK CAREER 4,480 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08(685rushes) 2,206 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09(545rushes) 2,040 RasheedMarshall,WestVirginia,2001-04(491rushes) 1,561 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1995-98(465rushes) 1,468 WalterWashington,Temple,2003-04(378rushes) 1,197 MichaelVick,VirginiaTech,1999-00(214rushes) FRESHMAN SEASON 1,799 DionLewis,Pittsburgh,2009(325rushes)** 1,328 LeSeanMcCoy,Pittsburgh,2007(276rushes)** 1,261 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,1993(195rushes) 1,139 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,1999(224rushes) 1,128 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2005(205rushes)** 1,120 RayRice,Rutgers,2005(195rushes)** 1,047 VictorAnderson,Louisville,2008(183rushes) 1,035 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1996(222rushes) 957 KevinJones,VirginiaTech,2001(175rushes)****-truefreshmen,otherslistedwereredshirtfreshmen 100-YARD GAMES, SEASON 11 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,2008 10 MikeCloud,BostonCollege,1998 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,2002 WillisMcGahee,Miami,2002 RayRice,Rutgers,2006 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2006 RayRice,Rutgers,2007 DionLewis,Pittsburgh,2009 JordanTodman,Connecticut,2010 100-YARD GAMES, CAREER 28 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,1999-02 25 RayRice,Rutgers,2005- 21 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1996-98 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2005-07 19 MikeCloud,BostonCollege,1995-98 NoelDevine,WestVirginia,2007-10 18 DerrickKnight,BostonCollege,2000-03 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08 17 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,2006-08 16 EdgerrinJames,Miami,1996-98



YARDS PER GAMESEASON 160.2 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,2008(2,083in13games) 156.9 MikeCloud,BostonCollege,1998(1,726in11games) 155.9 WilliamGreen,BostonCollege,2001(1,559in10games) 154.8 RayRice,Rutgers,2007(2,012in13games) 150.5 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1997(1,505in10games) 143.0 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1998(1,430in10games) 141.2 JordanTodman,Connecticut,2010(1,695in12games) 138.4 DionLewis,Pittsburgh,2009(1,799in13games) 138.0 RayRice,Rutgers,2006(1,794in13games) 134.8 WillisMcGahee,Miami,2002(1,753in13games)

YARDS PER RUSHGAME (Minimum 10 rushes) 19.70 ISAIAHPEAD,Cincinnativs.Miami(Ohio)(197on10,10/9/10) 16.50 PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(247on15,10/14/06) 16.10 PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.USF(177on11,12/3/05) 14.69 TerrellWillis,Rutgersvs.Temple(191on13,10/2/93) 14.27 AnthonyComer,BostonCollegevs.Temple(157on11,9/25/93) 14.14 QuincyWilson,WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina(198on14,9/28/02) 13.91 FrankGore,Miamivs.Syracuse(153on11,11/17/01) 13.70 GeorgeStripling,Louisvillevs.Syracuse(137on10,11/26/05) 13.55 DemetriusHarris,Pittsburghvs.EasternMichigan(149on11,9/9/95) 13.53 TanardoSharps,Templevs.Connecticut(203on15,11/24/01) SEASON (Minimum 100 rushes) 7.40 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2006(1,219on165) 7.30 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005(952on131) 7.03 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2006(1,744on248) 6.93 JamesMungro,Syracuse,2000(797on115) 6.74 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2007(1,335on198) 6.67 ISAIAHPEAD,Cincinnati,2009(806on121) 6.55 ISAIAHPEAD,Cincinnati,2010(1,029in157) 6.47 MikeCloud,BostonCollege,1997(886on137) 6.47 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,1993(1,261on195) 6.44 QuincyWilson,WestVirginia,2002(901on140)

TOUCHDOWNS RUSHINGGAME 6 WillisMcGahee,Miamivs.VirginiaTech(12/7/02) 5 WalterReyes,Syracusevs.NotreDame(12/6/03) LeeSuggs,VirginiaTechvs.CentralFlorida(11/11/00) SteveSlaton,WestVirginiavs.Louisville(10/15/05) 4 DionLewis,PittsburghatCincinnati(12/4/10) ISAIAHPEAD,Cincinnativs.Rutgers(11/20/10) DeloneCarter,Syracusevs.Colgate(9/25/10) JordanTodman,Connecticutvs.Cincinnati(11/7/09) DonaldBrown,Connecticutvs.Hofstra(8/28/08) LeSeanMcCoy,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(10/25/08) RayRice,Rutgers,vs.BallState(1/5/08) BenjaminWilliams,USFatFloridaAtlantic(10/6/07) DeloneCarter,Syracusevs.Wyoming(9/30/06) PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(10/14/06) PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.Louisville(11/2/06) MichaelBush,Louisvillevs.WestVirginia(10/15/05) DamienRhodes,Syracusevs.Buffalo(9/10/05) SteveSlaton,WestVirginiavs.Cincinnati(11/9/05) Kay-JayHarris,WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina(9/4/04) WalterWashington,Templevs.WestVirginia(11/29/03) QuincyWilson,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(11/15/03) KevinJones,VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh(11/8/03) JustiseHairston,Rutgersvs.Navy(9/27/03) WalterReyes,Syracusevs.CentralFlorida(9/20/03) WillisMcGahee,Miamivs.Temple(9/14/02) AvonCobourne,WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(11/3/01) KevanBarlow,Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia(11/24/00) LeeSuggs,VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers(9/16/00) TerrellWillis,Rutgersvs.Army(10/16/93) DarnellCampbell,BostonCollegevs.Temple(9/25/93) DavidWalker,Syracusevs.Pittsburgh(10/19/91) QUARTERBACK GAME 4 PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(10/14/06) PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.Louisville(11/2/06) WalterWashington,Templevs.WestVirginia(11/29/03)

SEASON 28 WillisMcGahee,Miami,2002 27 LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,2000 24 RayRice,Rutgers,2007 23 MichaelBush,Lousiville,2005 22 LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,2002 21 LeSeanMcCoy,Pittsburgh,2008 KevinJones,VirginiaTech,2003 20 RayRice,Rutgers,2006 20 WalterReyes,Syracuse,2003 19 DarnellCampbell,BostonCollege,1993 CAREER 53 LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,1999-02 50 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2005-07 49 RayRice,Rutgers,2005-07 47 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08 45 WalterReyes,Syracuse,2001-04 42 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,1999-02 38 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1996-98 35 LeSeanMcCoy,Pittsburgh,2007-08 KevinJones,VirginiaTech,2001-03 33 WilliamGreen,BostonCollege,1999-01 LONGEST RUSHING PLAY 98t TerryCaulley,Connecticutvs.Army(10/14/06) 92t NoelDevine,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(10/11/08) 91t MOHAMEDSANU,Rutgersvs.Tulane(10/2/10) 90t RobertWalker,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(10/30/93) RayRice,Rutgersvs.BallState(1/5/08) 90 ChadBosch,Rutgersvs.Temple(10/26/96) 89 GeorgeStripling,Louisvillevs.Syracuse(11/26/05) 88t NoelDevine,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(11/27/09) VICTORANDERSON,Louisvillevs.MiddleTennesseeState(10/18/08) LarryJones,Miamivs.Pittsburgh(11/6/93)

ALL-PURPOSE YARDSGAME 381 MardyGilyard,Cincinnativs.Pittsburgh(118rec.,256KOR,7PR,12/5/09) SEASON 206.9 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2009(16rush,1,191rec.,202PR,1,281KOR) 184.2 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,1993(1,261rush,61rec.,704KOR) 181.9 WilliamGreen,BostonCollege,2001(1,559rush,260rec.) 177.3 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1998(1,430rush,175rec.,168KOR) 174.9 MikeCloud,BostonCollege,1998(1,726rush,198rec.) 173.2 RayRice,Rutgers,2007(2,012rush,239rec.) 169.8 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,2008(2,083rush,125rec.) 166.7 KevinJohnson,Syracuse,1998(105rush,894rec.145PR,690KOR) 164.2 ChuckieDukes,BostonCollege,1992(1,387rush,194rec.,225KOR) 162.9 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2008(10rush,1,276rec.,994KOR)

CAREER 5,945 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati2005,2007-09(26rush,3,003rec.,2,664KOR,252PR) 5,763 NoelDevine,WestVirginia,2007-10(4,317rush,710rec.,736KOR) 5,499 AvonCoburne,WestVirginia,1999-2002(5,040rush,459rec.) 5,340 TerrellWllis,Rutgers,1993-95(3,114rush,163rec.,2,063KOR) 5,260 RayRice,Rutgers,2005-07(4,926rush,334rec.) 4,783 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2005-07(3,923rush,813rec.,47KOR) 4,643 BrianLeonard,Rutgers,2003-06(2,775rush,1,868rec.) 4,502 TanardoSharps,Temple,1999-2002(3,269rush,394rec.,839KOR) 4,480 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08(4,480rush) 4,443 DerrickKnight,BostonCollege,2000-03(3,725rsh,700rec.,18KOR) 4,386 JordanTodman,Connecticut,2008-10(3,179rush,283rec.,924KOR)



PASSINGATTEMPTS

GAME 65 BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.Syracuse(45comp.,555yards,9/22/07) 64 AlexVanPelt,Pittsburghvs.PennState(27comp.,324yards,11/28/91) 58 TylerPalko,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(35comp.,371yards,9/30/05) BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.Utah(39comp.,467yards,10/5/07) 57 RyanHart,Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh(31comp.,351yards,10/23/04) 55 AlexVanPelt,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(36comp.,395yards,9/17/92) 54 RyanCollins,Miamivs.MemphisState(32comp.,392yards,11/27/93) BrockBerlin,Miamivs.WestVirginia(37comp.,352yards,10/2/03) MattGrothe,USFvs.Cincinnati(31comp.,382yards,11/3/07) 53 HenryBurris,Templevs.Syracuse(32comp.,392yards,10/22/94) PaulPeterson,BostonCollegevs.Pittsburgh(32comp.,367yards,10/16/04) ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnativs.USF(30comp.,463yards,10/22/10) SEASON 473 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007(308comp.,4,024yards) 457 DanOrlovsky,Connecticut,2004(288comp.,3,354yards) 453 RyanHart,Rutgers,2004(295comp.,3,254yards) 413 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2003(247comp.,3,679yards) 409 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2004(230comp.,3,067yards) 409 HenryBurris,Temple,1994(215comp.,2,716yards) 407 BrianSt.Pierre,BostonCollege,2002(237comp.,2,983yards) 407 AlexVanPelt,Pittsburgh,1992(245comp.,3,163yards) 402 GinoTorretta,Miami,1992(228comp.,3,060yards) 398 RyanHart,Rutgers,2003(234comp.,2,714yards) AlexVanPelt,Pittsburgh,1991(227comp.,2,796yards) CAREER 1,217 RyanHart,Rutgers,2002-05(735comp.,8,482yards) 1,153 KenDorsey,Miami,1999-02(668comp.,9,565yards) 1,148 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09(717comp.,8,669yards) 1,142 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2005-08(661comp.,9,383yards) 1,138 HenryBurris,Temple,1993-96(558comp.,7,495yards) 1,087 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005-07(714comp.,9,956yards) 1,075 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2002-06(645comp.,8,343yards) 974 MikeMcMahon,Rutgers,1997-00(482comp.,6,608yards) 938 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1995-98(548comp.,8,389yards) 933 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1996-99(571comp.,7,371yards)

COMPLETIONSGAME 45 BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.Syracuse(65att.,555yards,9/22/07) 39 DanOrlovsky,Connecticutvs.Syracuse(51att.,445yards,10/30/04) BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.Utah(58att.,467yards,10/5/07) 37 BrockBerlin,Miamivs.WestVirginia(54att.,352yards,10/2/03) 36 DevinScott,Templevs.Rutgers(45att.,311yards,10/30/99) 35 TylerPalko,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(58att.,371yards,9/30/05) RyanHart,Rutgersvs.WestVirginia(46att.,324yards,10/30/04) 32 GENOSMITH,WestVirginiaatMarshall(45att.,316yards,9/10/10) TonyPike,Cincinnativs.Illinois(49att.,399yards,11/27/09) MattGrothe,USFvs.Kansas(45att.,338yards,9/12/08) MikeTeel,RutgersatConnecticut(52att.,343yards,11/3/07) PaulPeterson,BostonCollegevs.Pittsburgh(53att.,367yards,10/16/04) DevinScott,Templevs.Maryland(49att.,228yards,9/2/99) MarcBulger,WestVirginiavs.Miami(48att.,346yards,10/30/99) MarcBulger,WestVirginiavs.Miami(43att.,380yards,10/24/98) HenryBurris,Templevs.Syracuse(53att.,392yards,10/22/94) RyanCollins,Miamivs.MemphisState(54att.,392yards,11/27/93)SEASON 308 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007(473att.,4,024yards) 295 RyanHart,Rutgers,2004(453att.,3,154yards) 288 DanOrlovsky,Connecticut,2004(457att.,3,354yards) 247 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2003(413att.,3,679yards) 245 AlexVanPelt,Pittsburgh,1992(407att.,3,163yards) 243 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2008(396att.,3,418yards) 240 MattGrothe,USF,2008(380att.,2,911yards) MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1998(369att.,3,178yards) 237 BrianSt.Pierre,BostonCollege,2002(407att.,2,983yards) 235 BenMauk,Cincinnati,2007(386att.,3,121yards) CAREER 735 RyanHart,Rutgers,2002-05(1,217att.,8,482yards) 717 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09(1,148att.,8,669yards) 714 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005-07(1,087att.,9,956yards) 668 KenDorsey,Miami,1999-02(1,153att.,9,565yards) 661 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2005-08(1,142att.,9,383yards) 645 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2002-06(1,075att.,8,343yards) 571 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1996-99(933att.,7,371yards) 558 HenryBurris,Temple,1993-96(1,136att.,7,495yards) 548 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1995-98(938att.,8,389yards) 521 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1991-93(926att.,7,853yards)

COMPLETION PERCENTAGEGAME (Minimum 10 comp.) 91.7 MichaelVick,VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers(11of12,248yards,10/9/99) 90.9 BryanRandall,VirginiaTechvs.TexasA&M(10of11,119yards,9/21/02) TroyNunes,Syracusevs.BrighamYoung(10of11,228yards,9/30/00) RayLucas,Rutgersvs.Colgate(10of11,108yards,9/4/93) 90.0 AdamBednarik,WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(9of10,78yards,10/8/05) PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina(18of20,192yards,9/1/07) 88.2 ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnativs.Louisville(15of17,253yards,10/24/09) TylerPalko,Pittsburghvs.Citadel(15of17,313yards,9/23/06) 87.5 DevinScott,Templevs.Rutgers(14of16,150yards,10/14/00) 86.7 TylerLorenzen,Connecticutvs.Virginia(13of15,124yards,9/13/08) SEASON (Minimum 100 comp.) 68.8 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005(207of301) 68.3 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2006(220of322) 67.7 GregPaulus,Syracuse,2009(193of285) 66.7 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2007(144of216) 65.9 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2006(118of179) 65.6 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2008(180of274) 65.12 RyanHart,Rutgers,2004(295of453) 65.12 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007(308of473) 65.11 BillStull,Pittsburgh,2009(209of321) 65.0 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1998(240of369) CAREER (Minimum 200 comp.) 65.7 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005-07(714of1,087) 64.84 GENOSMITH,WestVirginia,2009-10(273of421) 64.75 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08(507of783) 63.7 JarrettBrown,WestVirginia,2006-09(268of421) 64.2 TINOSUNSERI,Pittsburgh,2008-10(233of363) 63.0 DanOrlovsky,Connecticut,2004(288of457) 62.5 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09(717of1,148) 62.4 ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnati,2008-10(319of511) 61.7 TonyPike,Cincinnati,2005,2007-09(421of682) 61.2 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1996-99(571of933)


Brian Brohm, Louisville


PASSING YARDSGAME 555 BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.Syracuse(45of65,9/22/07) 504 BryanRandall,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(23of35,11/9/02) 485 GinoTorretta,Miamivs.SanDiegoState(23of44,11/30/91) 480 ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnativs.Connecticut(29of37,11/7/09) 467 BrianBrohm,LouisvillevsUtah(39of58,10/5/07) 463 ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnativs.USF(30of53,12/22/10) 470 PeteGonzalez,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(27of42,10/24/97) 448 GlennFoley,BostonCollegevs.VirginiaTech(21of29,11/6/93) 447 MikeTeel,Rutgersvs.Louisville( 445 DanOrlovsky,Connecticutvs.Syracuse(39of51,10/30/04) HenryBurris,Templevs.Pittsburgh(25of41,10/5/96) SEASON 4,024 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007(308of473) 3,679 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2003(247of413) 3,418 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2008(243of396) 3,397 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1993(222of363) 3,369 KenDorsey,Miami,2002(222of393) 3,354 DanOrlovsky,Connecticut,2004(288of257) 3,178 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1998(240of369) 3,163 AlexVanPelt,Pittsburgh,1992(245of407) 3,154 RyanHart,Rutgers,2004(295of453) 3,147 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2007(203of349) CAREER 9,956 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005-07(714of1,087) 9,565 KenDorsey,Miami,1999-02(668of1,153) 9,383 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2005-08(661of1,142) 8,669 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09(717of1,148) 8,482 RyanHart,Rutgers,2002-05(735of1,217) 8,389 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1995-98(548of938) 8,343 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2002-06(645of1075) 7,853 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1991-93(521of926) 7,495 HenryBurris,Temple,1993-96(558of1,138) 7,371 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1996-99(571of933) 300-YARD GAMES, SEASON 7 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007 6 RyanHart,Rutgers,2004 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2003 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2006 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2006 300-YARD GAMES, CAREER 18 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2004-07 10 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2005-08 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2002-06 RyanHart,Rutgers,2002-05 9 KenDorsey,Miami1999-02 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1996-98 GinoTorretta,Miami,1991-92 8 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2000-03 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1991-93 7 TonyPike,Cincinnati,2005,2007-09 AlexVanPelt,Pittsburgh,1991-92

TOUCHDOWN PASSESGAME 7 MikeTeel,Rutgersvs.Louisville(12/4/08) PeteGonzalez,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(10/24/97) 6 TonyPike,Cincinnativs.Illinois(11/27/09) MikeTeel,Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh(10/25/08) DevinScott,Templevs.Rutgers(10/30/99) MarcBulger,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(11/27/98) 5 ZACHCOLLAROS,CincinnatiatLouisville(10/5/10) RYANNASSIB,Syracusevs.Maine(9/18/10) PatWhite,WestVirginiavs.Villanova(8/30/08) BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.MiddleTennesseeState(9/6/07) BrianBrohm,Louisvillevs.OregonState(9/17/05) TylerPalko,Pittsburghvs.NotreDame(11/13/04) TylerPalko,Pittsburghvs.USF(12/4/04) DanOrlovsky,Connecticutvs.MurrayState(9/4/04) RodRutherford,Pittsburghvs.TexasA&M(9/27/03) BryanRandall,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(11/9/02) KenDorsey,Miamivs.BostonCollege(11/25/00) JohnTurman,Pittsburghvs.BostonCollege(10/21/00) MikeMcMahon,Rutgersvs.Buffalo(9/9/00) MikeMcMahon,Rutgersvs.Villanova(9/2/00) PeteGonzalez,Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia(11/28/97)

SEASON 37 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2003 31 BenMauk,Cincinnati,2007 30 PeteGonzalez,Pittsburgh,1997 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2007 29 TonyPike,Cincinnati,2009 28 KenDorsey,Miami,2002 27 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1998 26 ZACHCOLLAROS,Cincinnati,2010 25 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2008 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2006 BrianSt.Pierre,BostonCollege,2001 KenDorsey,Miami,2000 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1993 CAREER 86 KenDorsey,Miami,1999-02 77 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1995-98 66 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2002-06 65 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005-07 61 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1991-93 60 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,2000-03 59 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2005-08 56 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08 53 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,1996-99 52 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09 RyanHart,Rutgers,2002-05 LONGEST PASSING PLAYS 99t GinoTorrettatoHoraceCopeland,Miamivs.Arkansas(8/31/91) 97t TimHasselbecktoDedrickDewalt,BostonCollegevs.VirginiaTech(11/26/99) 96 DonovanMcNabbtoMarvinHarrison,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(10/21/95) 94 DonovanMcNabbtoQuintonSpotwood,Syracusevs.EastCarolina(10/4/97) 93t MikeTeeltoKennyBritt,Rutgersvs.USF(11/15/08) RasheedMarshalltoTravisGarvin,WestVirginiavs.VirginiaTech(10/22/03) 92t AdamFromantoScottLong,Louisvillevs.SouthernMississippi(10/10/09) 91t RyanCubittoAaronMartin,Rutgersvs.Navy(10/20/01) 91 AlexVanPelttoDietrichJells,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(9/17/92) 90t DanOrlovskytoJasonWilliams,Connecticutvs.Temple(10/23/04)

INTERCEPTIONS THROWNGAME 5 GregPaulus,Syracusevs.USF(10/3/09) DustinGrutza,Cincinnativs.Miami(Ohio)(9/28/05) MikeMcMahon,Rutgersvs.VirginiaTech(11/21/98) JohnRyan,Pittsburghvs.Texas(9/16/95) MauriceDeShazo,VirginiaTechvs.Virginia(11/19/94)

AlexVanPelt,Pittsburghvs.Louisville(11/14/92) ChrisPaliscak,Templevs.Akron(11/7/92)

BryanFortay,Rutgersvs.VirginiaTech(10/31/92) AlexVanPelt,Pittsburghvs.PennState(11/28/91) GlennFoley,BostonCollegevs.PennState(9/28/91) WillFurrer,VirginiaTechvs.NCState(9/7/91) SEASON 22 MikeMcGann,Temple,2002 19 RyanHart,Rutgers,2004 RyanHart,Rutgers,2003 RyanCubit,Rutgers,2001 17 BrockBerlin,Miami,2003 BrianSt.Pierre,BostonCollege,2002 MikeMcMahon,Rutgers,2000 HenryBurris,Temple,1995 AlexVanPelt,Pittsburgh,1992 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1991 CAREER 52 RyanHart,Rutgers,2002-05 MikeMcMahon,Rutgers,1997-00 49 MikeTeel,Rutgers,2005-08 45 HenryBurris,Temple,1993-96 44 MattGrothe,USF,2006-09 39 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,1991-93 37 MikeMcGann,Temple,2001-04 34 MarvinGraves,Syracuse,1991-93 32 BrianSt.Pierre,BostonCollege,1999-02 32 TroyNunes,Syracuse,1999-02



LOWEST PERCENTAGE OF INTERCEPTIONSSEASON (Minimum 100 atts.) 1.33 PerryPatterson,Syracuse,2006(4on300) 1.39 R.J.Anderson,Syracuse,2001(2on144) 1.55 KenDorsey,Miami,2000(5on322) 1.56 AlClark,VirginiaTech,1997(3on192) 1.59 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2006(5on313) 1.66 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005(5on301) 1.67 ChadJohnston,WestVirginia,1996(5on300) 1.71 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,2004(7on409) 1.72 TylerLorenzen,Connecticut,2007(6on348) 1.74 GinoTorretta,Miami,1992(7on402) CAREER (Min. 300 atts.) 1.94 GinoTorretta,Miami,1991-92(15on773) 2.02 BrianBrohm,Louisville,2005-07(22on1,087) 2.32 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh2002-(16on753) 2.33 BenMauk,Cincinnati,2007(9on386) 2.43 KenDorsey,Miami,1999-02(28on1,153) 2.49 AlClark,VirginiaTech,1995-98(9on361) 2.64 BillStull,Pittsburgh,2005-09(18on681) 2.77 DavidPriestley,Pittsburgh,1999-01(15on541) 2.77 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,1995-98(26on938) 2.90 PerryPatterson,Syracuse,2003-06(25on862)

FEWEST TOTAL INTERCEPTIONSSEASON (Minimum 100 attempts) 2 R.J.Anderson,Syracuse,2001(144attempts) BryanFortay,Rutgers,1993(107attempts) 3 JustinBurke,Louisville,2010(129attempts) MacDeVito,Temple,2001(105attempts) DavidPriestley,Pittsburgh,1999(158attempts) AlClark,VirginiaTech,1997(192attempts) JakeKelchner,WestVirginia,1993(147attempts) 4 AdamFroman,Louisville,2010(218attempts) CodyEndres,Connecticut,2009(124attempts) PatWhite,WestVirginia,2007(216attempts) PerryPatterson,Syracuse,2006(300attempts) ScottCovington,Miami,1996(125attempts) CONSECUTIVE PASSES WITHOUT AN INTERCEPTION (includes bowl games) 193 KenDorsey,Miami,1999-00(StreakendedagainstTemple,10/21/00)

RECEIVINGCATCHES

GAME 13 MikeWilliams,Syracusevs.USF(186yards,10/3/09) JoshuaTinch,Louisvillevs.WestVirginia(130yards,10/15/05) AntonioBryant,Pittsburghvs.VirginiaTech(215yards,10/30/99) MarcoBattaglia,Rutgersvs.PennState(184yards,9/23/95) PeteMitchell,BostonCollegevs.NotreDame(132yards,11/20/93) HarryDouglas,LouisvilleatKentucky(223yards,9/15/07) 12 ArmonBinns,Cincinnativs.USF(158yards,10/22/10) MardyGilyard,Cincinnativs.Connecticut(172yards,11/7/09) JockSanders,WestVirginiavs.Auburn(115yards,9/19/09) KennyBritt,Rutgersvs.WestVirginia(151yards,10/4/08) TresMoses,Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh(113yards,10/23/04) GrantAdams,BostonCollegevs.Pittsburgh(164yards,10/16/04) LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburghvs.Toledo(201yards,9/20/03) LatefGrim,Pittsburghvs.VirginiaTech(188yards,10/30/99) DavidSaunders,WestVirginiavs.Miami(89yards,10/24/98) PatGreene,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(205yards,11/28/97) AndyHolland,Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh(137yards,10/24/97) JakeHoffart,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(134yards,10/24/97) HarryDouglas,Louisvillevs.Syracuse(205yards,9/22/07) SEASON 92 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2003(1,672yards) 87 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2009(1,191yards) KennyBritt,Rutgers,2008(1,371yards) 84 DominickGoodman,Cincinnati,2008(1,028yards) 81 TresMoses,Rutgers,2004(1,056yards) MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2008(1,276yards) 79 JONATHANBALDWIN,Pittsburgh,2009(1,111yards) 75 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,1999(1,106yards) ArmonBinns,Cincinnati,2010(1,101yards) 74 ZamirCobb,Temple,2003(866yards) CAREER 207 BrianLeonard,Rutgers,2003-06(1,868yards) 206 JockSanders,WestVirginia,2007-10(1,980yards) 204 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2005,2007-09(3,003yards) DominickGoodman,Cincinnati,2005-08(2,512yards) 192 TresMoses,Rutgers,2001-05(2,522yards) 190 PeteMitchell,BostonCollege,1991-94(2,389yards) 178 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2006-08(3,043yards) 174 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,1998-00(2,607) DavidSaunders,WestVirginia,1995-98(1,763yards) 173 ReggieWayne,Miami,1997-00(2,510yards)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION 47 BrianLeonard,Rutgers,2003-06 40 KhoriIvy,WestVirginia,1997-00 41 JockSanders,WestVirginia,2007-10 37 ReggieWayne,Miami,1997-00 34 DominickGoodman,Cincinnati,2006-08 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,1998-00 33 DougBeaumont,Louisville,2007-10

DavidSaunders,WestVirginia,1995-96,1998 32 TresMoses,Rutgers,2002-05 31 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2006-08

CATCHES PER GAMESEASON (Minimum 25 catches) 7.36 TresMoses,Rutgers,2004(81in11games) 7.25 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2008(87in12games) 7.10 HarryDouglas,Louisville,2007(71in10games) 7.08 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2003(92in13games) 6.82 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,1999(75in11games) 6.80 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,2000(68in10games) 6.69 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2009(87in13games) 6.46 DominickGoodman,Cincinnati,2008(84in13games) 6.27 DavidSaunders,WestVirginia,1998(69in11games) MarcoBattaglia,Rutgers,1995(69in11games)

Perry Patterson, Syracuse



YARDS GAINEDGAME 279 ErnestWilford,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(8catches,11/9/02) 248 TiquanUnderwood,Rutgersvs.Buffalo(10catches,8/30/07) 240 MARKHARRISON,RutgersatCincinnati(10catches,11/20/10) 229 DavidTyree,Syracusevs.VirginiaTech(9catches,11/9/02) 225 DietrichJells,Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia(5catches,10/15/94) 223 HarryDouglas,LouisvilleatKentucky(13catches,9/15/07) 222 AntonioBryant,Pittsburghvs.BostonCollege(8catches,10/21/00) 215 AntonioBryant,Pittsburghvs.VirginiaTech(13catches,10/30/99) 214 VanJohnson,Templevs.Pittsburgh(7catches,10/5/96) 213 MarvinHarrison,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(9catches,10/21/95) SEASON 1,672 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2003(92catches) 1,371 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2008(87catches) 1,302 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,2000(68catches) 1,297 GregLee,Pittsburgh,2004(68catches) 1,276 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2008(81catches) 1,275 HarryDouglas,Louisville,2006(70catches) 1,232 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2007(62catches) 1,191 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2009(87catches) 1,159 HarryDouglas,Louisville,2007(71catches) 1,150 TimBrown,Rutgers,2009(55catches) CAREER 3,043 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2006-08(178catches) 3,003 DietrichJells,Pittsburgh,1991-95(160catches) MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2005,2007-09(204catches) 2,881 HarryDouglas,Louisville,2005-07(168catches) 2,805 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,1999-01(161catches) 2,728 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2002-03(161catches) 2,607 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,1998-00(174catches) 2,546 SantanaMoss,Miami,1997-00(143catches) 2,522 TresMoses,Rutgers,2001-05(192catches) 2,512 DominickGoodman,Cincinnati,2005-08(204catches) 100-YARD GAMES, SEASON 10 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2003 8 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2008 7 JONATHANBALDWIN,Pittsburgh,2009 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,1995 100-YARD GAMES, CAREER 14 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2002-03 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2006-08 13 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2005,2007-09 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,1999-01 11 GregLee,Pittsburgh,2003-05 11 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,1992-95 JonBaldwin,Pittsburgh,2008-10 10 AndréDavis,VirginiaTech,1998-01 HarryDouglas,Louisville,2005-07 9 DietrichJells,Pittsburgh,1991-95 VanJohnson,Temple,1992-96 DavidSaunders,WestVirginia,1995-98 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,1998-2000 TimBrown,Rutgers,2006-09 ArmonBinns,Cincinnati,2007-10 YARDS PER GAMESEASON 130.2 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,2000(1,320yardsin10games) 128.6 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2003(1,672yardsin13games) 115.9 HarryDouglas,Louisville,2007(1,159yardsin10games) 114.2 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2008(1,371yardsin12games) 108.1 GregLee,Pittsburgh,2004(1,297yardsin12games) 102.8 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,1995(1,131yardsin11games) 100.5 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,1999(1,106yardsin11games) 97.3 HarryDouglas,Louisville,2006(1,265in13games) 96.0 TresMoses,Rutgers,2004(1,056in11games) 94.8 KennyBritt,Rutgers,2007(1,232yardsin13games)

YARDS PER CATCHGAME (Minimum 5 catches) 45.0 DietrichJells,Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia(5for225,10/15/94) 35.2 JamelRiddle,Syracusevs.RhodeIsland(5for176,9/14/02) 34.9 ErnestWilford,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(8for279,11/9/02) 34.8 ChrisHenry,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(6for209,11/22/03) 34.4 AndréDavis,VirginiaTechvs.BostonCollege(5for172,11/26/99) MARCUSSALES,Syracusevs.KansasState(5for172,12/30/10) 32.4 TimBrown,Rutgersvs.Connecticut(5for162,10/31/09) IvanBoyd,BostonCollegevs.VirginiaTech(5for162,11/6/93) 32.2 AndreJohnson,Miamivs.VirginiaTech(6for193,12/7/02) 31.4 MarcusEasley,Connecticutvs.WestVirginia(5for157,10/24/09) SEASON (Minimum 25 catches) 27.6 JayKearney,WestVirginia,1993(25for691) 27.5 AndréDavis,VirginiaTech,1999(35for962) 24.5 ChrisHenry,WestVirginia,2003(41for1,006) 22.0 AntonioFreeman,VirginiaTech,1992(32for703) 21.5 MarioUrrutia,Louisville,2005(37for797) 21.1 TonyGaiter,Miami,1996(27for570) 21.1 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,1994(36for761) 21.0 AndreJohnson,Miami,2002(52for1,092) 21.0 SantanaMoss,Miami,1998(30for631) 21.0 A.C.Tellison,Miami,1993(26for547) TOUCHDOWN CATCHESGAME 4 ChrisBrantley,Rutgersvs.VirginiaTech(10/31/92) BillyDavis,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(11/19/94) ErnestWilford,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(11/9/02) MARKHARRISON,RutgersatCincinnati(11/20/10) 3 30Times (LastBy:MARCUSSALES,Syracusevs.KansasState,12/30/10) SEASON 22 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2003 13 MarcusBarnett,Cincinnati,2007 TerryMurphy,Pittsburgh,1997 12 DariusReynaud,WestVirginia,2007 ChrisHenry,WestVirginia,2004 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2002 11 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2009 ArmonBinns,Cincinnati,2009 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2008 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,2000 CAREER 34 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2002-03 26 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,1999-01 25 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2005,2007-09 DietrichJells,Pittsburgh,1991-95 22 DominickGoodman,Rutgers,2005-08 ChrisHenry,WestVirginia,2003-04 AntonioFreeman,VirginiaTech,1991-94 21 ArmonBinns,Cincinnati,2007-10 20 TimBrown,Rutgers,2006-09 MikeWilliams,Syracuse,2006-07,2009 AndreJohnson,Miami,2000-02 ReggieWayne,Miami,1997-00 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,1992-95 PeteMitchell,BostonCollege,1991-94



SCORINGMOST POINTS

GAME 36 WillisMcGahee,Miamivs.VirginiaTech(12/7/02) 36 SteveSlaton,WestVirginiavs.Louisville(10/15/05) 30 WalterReyes,Syracusevs.NotreDame(12/6/03) 30 LeeSuggs,VirginiaTechvs.CentralFlorida(11/11/00) ISAIAHPEAD,Cincinnativs.Rutgers(11/20/10) 26 TerrellWillis,Rutgersvs.Army(10/16/93) 24 39Times (LastBy:DionLewis,PittsburghatCincinnati,12/4/10) SEASON 168 WillisMcGahee,Miami,2002(28RuTD) LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,2000(27RuTD,1ReTD) 150 RayRice,Rutgers,2007(24RuTD,1ReTD 144 MichaelBush,Louisville,2005(23RuTD,1rEtd) LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,2002(22RuTD,2ReTD) 132 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2003(22ReTD) 128 WalterReyes,Syracuse,2003(20RuTD,1ReTD,1PAT) 126 KevinJones,VirginiaTech,2003(21RuTD) LeSeanMcCoy,Pittsburgh,2008(21RuTD) DarnellCampbell,BostonCollege,1993(19RuTD,2ReTD) CAREER 400 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2004-07(80FG,160PAT) 297 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2005-08(58FG,210PAT) 371 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1996-99(68FG,167PAT) 339 JacobRogers,Cincinnati,2007-10(51FG,186PAT) 336 LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,1999-02(53RuTD,3ReTD) 334 NateTrout,Syracuse,1996-99(49FG,187PAT) 330 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2005-07(50RuTD,5ReTD) 320 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005-07(48FG,176PAT) 309 ToddSievers,Miami,1998,2000-02(45FG,174PAT) 307 CarterWarley,VirginiaTech,2000-03(39FG,190PAT)

MOST TOUCHDOWNSGAME 6 WillisMcGahee,Miamivs.VirginiaTech(12/7/02) SteveSlaton,WestVirginiavs.Louisville(10/15/05) 5 LeeSuggs,VirginiaTechvs.CentralFlorida(11/11/00) WalterReyes,Syracusevs.NotreDame(12/6/03) ISAIAHPEAD,Cincinnativs.Rutgers(11/20/10) 4 38Times (LastBy:DionLewis,PittsburghatCincinnati,12/4/10) SEASON 28 WillisMcGahee,Miami,2002(28rush) LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,2000(27rush,1rec.) 25 RayRice,Rutgers,2007(24rush,1rec.) 24 MichaelBush,Louisville,2005(23rush,1rec.) LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,2002(22rush,2rec.) 22 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,2003(22rec.) 21 LeSeanMcCoy,Pittsburgh,2008(21rush) WalterReyes,Syracuse,2003(20rush,1rec.) KevinJones,VirginiaTech,2003(21rush) DarnellCampbell,BostonCollege,1993(19rush,2rec.) CAREER 56 LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,1999-02(53rush,3rec.) 55 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,2005-07(50rush,5rec.) 50 RayRice,Rutgers,2005-07(49rush,1rec.) 47 PatWhite,WestVirginia,2005-08(47rush) 46 WalterReyes,Syracuse,2001-04(45rush,1rec.) 45 BrianLeonard,Rutgers,2003-06(32rush,13rec.) 42 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,1999-02(42rush) 39 WilliamGreen,BostonCollege,1999-01(36rush,3rec.) AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,1996-98(38rush,1rec.) 36 LeSeanMcCoy,Pittsburgh,2007-08(35rush,1rec.)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSGAME 7 JeremyIto,Rutgersvs.Illinois(3made,9/3/05) JeremyIto,Rutgersvs.MichiganState(4made,9/4/04) 6 AtleLarsen,VirginiaTechvs.Miami(2made,9/23/95) DelbertAlvarado,USFatAuburn(2made,9/8/07) 5 29Times (LastBy:DAVETEGGART,ConnecticutatTemple(3made,9/18/10) SEASON 32 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1998(22made) SandroSciortino,BostonCollege,2002(23made) 31 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2007(23made) DAVETEGGART,Connecticut,2010(25made) 29 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2006(22made) DelbertAlvarado,USF,2007(19made) DanHutchins,Pittsburgh,2009(23made) 28 MattNuzie,Connecticut,2004(20made) SANSANTE,Rutgers,2008(18made) 27 JoshCummings,Pittsburgh,2004(18made) JeremyIto,Rutgers,2005(20made) TonyCiaravino,Connecticut,2007(22made) CAREER 111 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2004-07(80made) 93 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1996-99(68made) 79 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2005-08(58made) 75 JacobRogers,Cincinnati,2007-10(51made) 73 JohnMatich,BostonCollege,1996-99(46made) 69 DAVETEGGART,Connecticut,2007-10(52made) 66 JayTaylor,WestVirginia,1996-99(49made) 65 NateTrout,Syracuse,1996-99(49made) ToddSievers,Miami,1998,2000-02(45made) SANSANTE,Rutgers,2008-10(44made)

FIELD GOALS MADEGAME 5 ConorLee,Pittsburghvs.NotreDame(5att.,11/1/08) JonPeattie,Miamivs.WestVirginia(5att.,10/2/03) CapPoklemba,Templevs.Pittsburgh(5att.,11/9/02) 4 30Times (LastBy:DAVETEGGART,ConnecticutatUSF(4att.,12/4/10) SEASON 25 DAVETEGGART,Connecticut,2010(31att.) 23 SandroSciortino,BostonCollege,2002(32att.) JeremyIto,Rutgers,2007(31att.) DanHutchins,Pittsburgh,2009(29att.) 22 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1998(32att.) JonPeattie,Miami,2003(28att.) JeremyIto,Rutgers,2006(29att.) TonyCiaravino,Connecticut,2007(27att.) 21 ToddSievers,Miami,2001(26att.) ArtCarmody,Louisville,2006(25att.) 20 MattNuzie,Connecticut,2004(28att.) JeremyIto,Rutgers,2005(27att.) ConorLee,Pittsburgh,2008(24att.) CAREER 80 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2004-07(111att.) 68 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1996-99(93att.) 58 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2005-08(59att.) 52 DAVETEGGART,Connecticut,2007-10(69att.) 51 JacobRogers,Cincinnati,2007-10(75att.) 50 ConorLee,Pittsburgh,2006-08(60att.) 49 JayTaylor,WestVirginia,1996-99(66att.) NateTrout,Syracuse,1996-99(65att.) 48 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005-07(58att.) 46 JohnMatich,BostonCollege,1996-99(73att.)



LONGEST FIELD GOALS (50 yards or more) 56 DelbertAlvarado,USFvs.Syracuse(11/11/06) 55 JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.OregonState(9/6/07) 54 JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.Connecticut(10/25/08) BradCooper,WestVirginiavs.UCF(9/11/04) DavidMerrick,Pittsburghvs.Texas(9/3/94) 53 JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.Hawaii(12/6/08) PatrickShadle,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(10/11/08) JeremyIto,Rutgersvs.BallState(1/5/08) JeremyIto,Rutgersvs.USF(9/29/06) ToddSievers,Miamivs.Florida(9/7/02) ShayneGraham,VirginiaTechvs.Clemson(9/12/98) JohnMatich,BostonCollegevs.Miami(10/31/98) SeanReali,Syracusevs.Rutgers(9/17/94) 52 DAVETEGGART,ConnecticutatUSF(12/4/10) PatMcAfee,WestVirginiavs.Cincinnati(11/8/08) PatMcAfee,WestVirginiavs.Villanova(8/30/08) JeremyIto,Rutgersvs.ArizonaState(12/27/05) ShayneGraham,VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh(10/30/99) JayTaylor,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(11/28/97) JohnBiskup,Syracusevs.Temple(11/2/91) 51 JeremyIto,Rutgers,vs.USF(10/18/07) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.Temple(9/9/06) JeremyIto,Rutgersvs.Connecticut(10/29/06) PatMcAfee,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(11/16/06) MattNuzie,Connecticutvs.GeorgiaTech(11/13/04) JonPeattie,Miamivs.FloridaState(1/1/04) SteveBarone,Rutgersvs.Navy(11/7/98) JohnBenestad,Rutgersvs.Miami(11/13/93) JeremyIto,Rutgersvs.Syracuse(10/15/05) 50 ERICSCHWARTZ,USFvs.Cincinnati(10/15/09) JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.Rutgers(10/11/08) SANSANTE,Rutgersvs.Cincinnati(10/11/08) TonyCiaravino,Connecticutvs.Temple(9/15/07) PatrickShadle,Syracusevs.USF(11/10/07) CollinBarber,Syracusevs.BostonCollege(11/16/02) JonOhliger,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(11/4/00) ShayneGraham,VirginiaTechvs.Virginia(11/28/98) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Miami(11/28/98) AndyCrosland,Miamivs.ArizonaState(9/13/97) AndyCrosland,Miamivs.Pittsburgh(9/28/96) OlindoMare,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(10/21/95) DanMcGuire,BostonCollegevs.OhioState(8/27/95) PatO’Neill,Syracusevs.BallState(9/4/93) JohnBiskup,Syracusevs.Pittsburgh(10/31/92) RyanWilliams,VirginiaTechvs.Oklahoma(9/28/91)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESEASON (Minimum 10 made) 94.7 ROSSKRAUTMAN,Syracuse,2010(18of19) 92.9 DanePrewitt,Miami,1994(13of14) 92.3 ChrisFerencik,Pittsburgh,1995(12of13) 88.9 PatrickShadle,Syracuse,2006(16of18) 87.5 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005(14of16) 86.7 TYLERBITANCURT,WestVirginia,2009(13of15) BrendenRauh,WestVirginia,2001(13of15) JayTaylor,WestVirginia,1999(13of15) 85.7 ConorLee,Pittsburgh,2006(12of14) MikeSutphin,BostonCollege,2000(12of14) CAREER (Minimum 20 made) 83.3 ConorLee,Pittsburgh,2006-08(50of60) 82.8 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005-07(48of58) 81.0 CarlosHuerta,Miami,1991(17of21) 80.0 PatrickShadle,Syracuse,2005-08(40of50) 78.6 JonPeattie,Miami,2002-03(22of28) 77.8 ChrisFerencik,Pittsburgh,1995-98(28of36)

PAT KICKS ATTEMPTEDGAME 10 JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.Rutgers(9made,11/20/10) JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState(10made,9/12/09) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.MurrayState(10made,8/30/07) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Rutgers(10made,9/19/98) BrendenRauh,WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(10made,11/3/01) 9 SANSANTE,Rutgersvs.Louisville(9made,12/4/08) PatMcAfee,WestVirginiavs.WesternMichigan(8made,9/1/07) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.OregonState(9made,9/17/05) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.NorthCarolina(9made,10/8/05) AndyCrosland,Miamivs.EastTennesseeState(9made,10/10/98) ToddSievers,Miamivs.FloridaA&M(9made,8/31/02) ToddSievers,Miamivs.Washington(9made,11/24/01) ToddSievers,Miamivs.Rutgers(8made,9/30/00) ChrisFerencik,Pittsburghvs.EasternMichigan(9made,9/9/95) CollinBarber,Syracusevs.RhodeIsland(9made,9/14/02) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Miami(9made,11/28/98) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Cincinnati(9made,10/10/98) CarterWarley,VirginiaTechvs.ArkansasState(9made,8/25/02) RyanWilliams,VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh(9made,9/11/93) SEASON 69 ToddSievers,Miami,2002(66made) 65 JAKEROGERS,Cincinnati,2009(63made) PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2007(64made) ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005(63made) 62 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2006(62made) 60 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2006(60made) 58 ToddSievers,Miami,2001(56made) ToddSievers,Miami,2000(52made) NateTrout,Syracuse,1998(58made) 57 CarterWarley,VirginiaTech,2003(54made) CarterWarley,VirginiaTech,2000(56made) ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1999(56made) CAREER 212 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2005-08(210made) 195 NateTrout,Syracuse,1996-99(187made) CarterWarley,VirginiaTech,2000-03(190made) JacobRogers,Cincinnati,2007-10(186made) 185 ToddSievers,Miami,1998,2000-02(174made) 178 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005-07(176made) 170 AndyCrosland,Miami,1996-99(157made) 169 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1996-99(167made) 162 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2004-07(160made) 157 DanePrewitt,Miami,1992-95(149made)

PAT KICKS MADEGAME 10 JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState(10att.,9/12/09) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.MurrayState(10att.,8/30/07) BrendenRauh,WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(10att,11/3/01) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Rutgers(10att.,9/19/98) 9 JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.Rutgers(10att.,11/20/10) SANSANTE,Rutgersvs.Louisville(9att.,10/4/08) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.OregonState(9att,9/17/05) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.NorthCarolina(9att,10/8/05) AndyCrosland,Miamivs.EastTennesseeState(9att.,10/10/98) ToddSievers,Miamivs.FloridaA&M(9att,8/31/02) ToddSievers,Miamivs.Washington(9att,11/24/01) ChrisFerencik,Pittsburghvs.EasternMichigan(9att.,9/9/95) CollinBarber,Syracusevs.RhodeIsland(9att,9/14/02) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Miami(9att.,11/28/98) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Cincinnati(9att.,10/10/98) CarterWarley,VirginiaTechvs.ArkansasState(9att,8/25/02) RyanWilliams,VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh(9att.,9/11/93) SEASON 66 ToddSievers,Miami,2002(69att.) 64 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2007(65att.) 63 JacobRogers,Cincinnati,2009(65att.) ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005(65att.) 62 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2006(62att.) 60 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2006(60att.) 58 NateTrout,Syracuse,1998(58att.) 56 ToddSievers,Miami,2001(58att.) CarterWarley,VirginiaTech,2000(57att.) ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1999(57att.)



CAREER 210 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2005-08(212att.) 190 CarterWarley,VirginiaTech,2000-03(195att.) 187 NateTrout,Syracuse,1996-99(195att.) 186 JacobRogers,Cincinnati,2007-10(195att.) 176 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005-07(178att.) 174 ToddSievers,Miami,1998,2000-02(185att.) 167 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1996-99(169att.) 160 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2004-07(162att.) 157 AndyCrosland,Miami,1996-99(170att.) 149 DanePrewitt,Miami,1992-95(157att.)

PAT KICKS PERCENTAGEGAME (Minimum 9 Attempts) 100 JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState(10of10,9/12/09) SANSANTE,Rutgersvs.Louisville(9of9,12/4/08) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.MurrayState(10of10,8/30/07) BrendenRauh,WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(10of10,11/4/01) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.OregonState(9of9,9/17/05) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.NorthCarolina(9of9,10/8/05) AndyCrosland,Miamivs.EastTennesseeState(9of9,10/10/98) ToddSievers,Miamivs.FloridaA&M(9of9,8/31/02) ToddSievers,Miamivs.Washington(9of9,11/24/01) ChrisFerencik,Pittsburghvs.EasternMichigan(9of9,9/9/95) CollinBarber,Syracusevs.RhodeIsland(9of9,9/14/02) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Rutgers(10of10,9/19/98) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Miami(9of9,11/28/98) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Cincinnati(9of9,10/10/98) CarterWarley,VirginiaTechvs.ArkansasState(9of9,8/25/02) RyanWilliams,VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh(9of9,9/11/93) SEASON (Minimum 25 Made) 100 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2006(62of62) ArtCarmody,Louisville,2006(60of60) NateTrout,Syracuse,1998(58of58) ArtCarmody,Louisville,2007(53of53) JeremyIto,Rutgers,2007(51of51) DAVETEGGART,Connecticut,2009(47of47) ConorLee,Pittsburgh,2006(47of47) CarterWarley,VirginiaTech,2001(44of44) TYLERBITANCURT,WestVirginia,2010(41of41) DanHutchins,Pittsburgh,2010(40of40) JeremyIto,Rutgers,2005(40of40) JayTaylor,WestVirginia,1997(40of40) SANSANTE,Rutgers,2009(39of39) ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1996(39of39) ConorLee,Pittsburgh,2008(38of38) ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1998(37of37) JonPeattie,Miami,2003(37of37) DAVETEGGART,Connecticut,2010(36of36) PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2008(36of36) SandroSciortino,BostonCollege,2003(36of36) JohnBiskup,Syracuse,1991(34of34) JohnBiskup,Syracuse,1992(33of33) DavidGordon,BostonCollege,1994(32of32) JohnMatich,BostonCollege,1998(32of32) JayTaylor,WestVirginia,1996(30of30) ConorLee,Pittsburgh,2007(28of28) KevinLovell,Cincinnati,2006(28of28) SANSANTE,Rutgers,2010(26of26) PatrickShadle,Syracuse,2008(25of25) BrendenRauh,WestVirginia,2001(25of25) CAREER (Minimum 75 Made) 100 ConorLee,Pittsburgh,2006-08(113of113) DAVETEGGART,Connecticut,2007-10(99of99) 99.05 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2005-08(210of212) 98.87 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005-07(176of178) 98.81 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1996-99(167of169) 98.78 DavidGordon,BostonCollege,1992-94(81of82) 98.76 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2004-07(160-162)

CONSECUTIVE PATs MADE (includes bowl games) 116 ArtCarmody,Louisville(2005-07) 113 ConorLee,Pittsburgh(2006-08) 106 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia(2005-07) 102 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech(1997-99) 99 DAVETEGGART,Connecticut(2007-10) 96 JayTaylor,WestVirginia(1996-98) 87 JeremyIto,Rutgers(2006-07) 72 NateTrout,Syracuse(1997-99)

TOTAL POINTS SCORED BY KICKINGGAME 18 ConorLee,PittsburghatNotreDame(5FG,3PAT,11/1/08) 17 JacobRogers,Cincinnativs.Connecticut(4FG,5PAT,11/7/09) NateTrout,Syracusevs.Tulane(4FG,5PAT,10/2/99) ShayneGraham,VirginiaTechvs.UL-Lafayette(4FG,5PAT,11/2/96) 16 DAVETEGGART,Connecticutvs.Cincinnati(4FG,4PAT,10/25/08 ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.MiddleTennesseeState(3FG,7PAT,9/6/07) JonPeattie,Miamivs.WestVirginia(5FG,1PAT,10/2/03) ArtCarmody,Louisvillevs.Pittsburgh(4FG,4PAT,11/3/05) JeremyIto,Rutgersvs.ArizonaState(4FG,4PAT,12/27/05) CapPoklemba,Templevs.Pittsburgh(5FG,1PAT,11/9/02) SEASON 123 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2006(21FG,60PAT) 120 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2007(23FG,51PAT) 119 ToddSievers,Miami,2001(21FG,56PAT) 115 DanHutchins,Pittsburgh,2009(23FG,46PAT) 113 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2006(17FG,62PAT) 111 DAVETEGGART,Connecticut,2010(25FG,36PAT) 109 DelbertAlvarado,USF,2007(19FG,52PAT) 107 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2006(22FG,41PAT) SandroSciortino,BostonCollege,2002(23FG,38PAT) ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1999(17FG,56PAT) CAREER 400 JeremyIto,Rutgers,2004-07(80FG,160PAT) 384 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2005-08(58FG,210PAT) 371 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,1996-99(68FG,167PAT) 339 JacobRogers,Cincinnati,2007-10(51FG,186PAT) 334 NateTrout,Syracuse,1996-99(49FG,187PAT) 320 ArtCarmody,Louisville,2005-07(48FG,176PAT) 309 ToddSievers,Miami,1998,2000-02(45FG,174PAT) 307 CarterWarley,VirginiaTech,2000-03(39FG,190PAT) 289 JayTaylor,WestVirginia,1996-99(49FG,142PAT) 283 AndyCrosland,Miami,1996-99(42FG,157PAT)

Jeremy Ito, Rutgers



PUNTINGMOST PUNTS

GAME 13 JaredSlovan,Rutgersvs.WestVirginia(10/4/97) 12 BrendanCarney,Syracusevs.VirginiaTech(10/11/03) 11 DavidDunne,Rutgersvs.Syracuse(10/26/91) JohnShay,Templevs.PennState(9/12/92) PaulSnyder,Miamivs.FloridaState(10/3/92) JohnShay,Templevs.VirginiaTech(10/16/93) BrendanCarney,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(9/4/05) JohnI.Thomas,VirginiaTechvs.Cincinnati(9/16/95) BrianWest,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(10/21/95) JaredSlovan,Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh(10/28/95) KevinMcMyler,BostonCollegevs.Miami(11/25/00) MikeBarr,Rutgersvs.California(11/23/01) MikeShafer,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(11/10/01) JaceAmore,Templevs.VirginiaTech(11/10/01) MikeBarr,Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh(9/21/02) COLEWAGNER,ConnecticutatRutgers(10/8/10) SEASON 92 MikeBarr,Rutgers,2002(3,707yardsfor40.3avg.) 84 MikeBarr,Rutgers,2001(3,526yardsfor42.0avg.) 82 BrendanCarney,Syracuse,2005(3,491yardsfor42.6avg.) 79 COLEWAGNER,Connecticut,2010(3,260yardsfor41.3avg.) 77 AndyLee,Pittsburgh,2003(3,399yardsfor44.1avg.) MikeShafer,Syracuse,2001(3,282yardsfor42.6avg.) 75 RobLong,Syracuse,2007(3,139yardsfor41.9avg.) DesiCullen,Connecticut,2007(3,055yardsfor40.7avg.) 74 ToddJames,WestVirginia,2003(3,056yardsfor41.3avg.) AndyLee,Pittsburgh,2002(3,147yardsfor43.1avg.) JaceAmore,Temple,2001(2,776yardsfor38.0avg.) JaredSlovan,Rutgers,1996(2,918yardsfor40.0avg.) CAREER 271 BrendanCarney,Syracuse,2003-06(11,534yardsfor42.6avg.) 264 RobLong,Syracuse,2007-10(11,415yardsfor43.2avg.) 260 JohnShay,Temple,1992-95(9,817yardsfor37.8avg.) 252 NateCochran,Pittsburgh,1993-96(10,851yardsfor43.1avg.) JaredSlovan,Rutgers,1994-97(9,758yardsfor38.7avg.) 251 MikeBarr,Rutgers,1998-02(10,096yardsfor40.2avg.) 249 MikeShafer,Syracuse,1999-02(10,072yardsfor40.5avg.) 244 AndyLee,Pittsburgh,2000-03(10,353for42.4avg.) 237 KevinMcMyler,BostonCollege,1999-02(9,332yardsfor39.4avg.) 225 JasonMalecki,BostonCollege,1995-98(9,305yardsfor41.4avg.)

YARDS PUNTEDGAME 552 JaredSlovan,Rutgersvs.WestVirginia(13atts.,42.5avg.,10/4/97) 541 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginiavs.Nebraska(9att.,60.1avg.,8/28/94) 502 MikeShafer,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(11att.,45.6avg.,11/10/01) 481 NateCochran,Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia(10att.,48.1avg.,8/31/96) 481 BrendanCarney,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(11att.,43.7avg.,9/4/05) 476 SeanReali,Syracusevs.BostonCollege(10att.,47.6avg.,11/12/94) 475 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(10att.,47.5avg.,10/15/94) 474 KevinMcMyler,BostonCollegevs.Miami(11att.,43.1avg.,11/25/00) 466 TeddyDellaganna,Rutgersvs.Cincinnati(10att.,46.6avg.,10/11/08) 462 BrendanCarney,Syracusevs.VirginiaTech(12att.,38.5avg.,10/11/03) SEASON 3,707 MikeBarr,Rutgers,2002(92for40.3avg.) 3,526 MikeBarr,Rutgers,2001(84for42.0avg.) 3,491 BrendanCarney,2005(82for42.6avg.) 3,486 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginia,1994(72for48.4avg.) 3,399 AndyLee,Pittsburgh,2003(77for44.1avg.) 3,282 MikeShafer,Syracuse,2001(77for42.6avg.) 3,260 COLEWAGNER,Connecticut,2010(79for41.3avg.) 3,147 AndyLee,Pittsburgh,2002(73for43.1avg.) 3,139 RobLong,Syracuse,2007(75for41.9avg.) 3,075 NateCochran,Pittsburgh,1996(70for43.9avg.)

CAREER11,534 BrendanCarney,Syracuse,2003-06(271for42.6avg.)11,415 RobLong,Syracuse,2007-10(264for43.2avg.)10,851 NateCochran,Pittsburgh,1993-96(252for43.1avg.)10,353 AndyLee,Pittsburgh,2000-03(244for42.4avg.)10,096 MikeBarr,Rutgers,1998-02(251for40.2avg.)10,072 MikeShafer,Syracuse,1999-02(249for40.5avg.) 9,817 JohnShay,Temple,1992-95(260for37.8avg.) 9,758 JaredSlovan,Rutgers,1994-97(252for38.7avg.) 9,332 KevinMcMyler,BostonCollege,1999-02(237for39.4avg.) 9,305 JasonMalecki,BostonCollege,1995-98(225for41.4avg.)

PUNTING AVERAGEGAME (Minimum 3 punts) 60.1 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginiavs.Nebraska,8/28/94(9for541) 56.0 AdamGraessle,Pittsburghvs.Connecticut,9/30/04(4for224) 55.2 PatO’Neill,Syracusevs.VirginiaTech,11/13/93(5for276) 54.7 AndyLee,Pittsburghvs.Toledo,9/20/03(3for164) 54.3 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginiavs.Maryland,9/17/94(7for380) 53.2 COLEWAGNER,ConnecticutatUSF,12/4/10(6for319) 52.8 JoeRadigan,Rutgersvs.Howard,9/23/06(5for264) 52.7 PatMcAfee,WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,12/2/06(3for158) 52.5 AndyLee,Pittsburghvs.Syracuse,10/5/02(4for210) 52.5 JoshBoies,Templevs.BostonCollege,9/6/97(4for210)

SEASON (Minimum 38 punts) 48.4 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginia,1994(72for3,486) 46.9 KevinHuber,Cincinnati,2007(57for2,672) 45.10 JimmyKibble,VirginiaTech,1997(50for2,255) 45.05 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginia,1993(39for1,757) 44.95 KevinHuber,Cincinnati,2008(60for2,697) 44.8 DanHutchins,Pittsburgh,2010(45for2,014) 44.7 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2008(62for2,772) 44.5 SeanReali,Syracuse,1996(39for1,734) 44.4 ScottKozlowski,WestVirginia,2009(64for2,844) 43.8 RobLong,Syracuse,2010(64for2,806) CAREER (Minimum 100 punts) 46.3 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginia,1991-94(167for7,733) 45.5 KevinHuber,Cincinnati,2005-08(125for5,684) 43.7 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,2005-08(126for5,512) 43.6 SeanReali,Syracuse,1994-96(133for5,801) 43.2 RobLong,Syracuse,2007-10(264for11,415) 43.1 NateCochran,Pittsburgh,1993-96(252for10,851) 42.6 AdamGraessle,Pittsburgh,2003-06(169for7,191) 42.6 BrendanCarney,Syracuse,2003-06(271for11,534) 42.9 PatO’Neill,Syracuse,1991-93(124for5,319) 42.5 JeffBeckley,BostonCollege,1992-94(140for5,949)

LONGEST PUNT 90 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginiavs.Nebraska(8/28/94) 80 NateCochran,Pittsburghvs.KentState(9/7/96) 79 AdamGraessle,Pittsburghvs.BostonCollege(10/16/04) 78 CoryGoettsche,Louisvillevs.Rutgers(12/4/08) JoeRadigan,Rutgersvs.Illinois(9/9/06) MarkFazzolari,WestVirginiavs.VirginiaTech(11/6/99) 77 JaredSlovan,Rutgersvs.WakeForest(11/8/97) 76 JohnnyAyers,BostonCollegevs.WestVirginia(11/13/04) MarkFazzolari,WestVirginiavs.Idaho(10/7/00) BrianWest,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(11/2/96)



PUNT RETURNSMOST RETURNS

GAME 9 SeanDillard,Templevs.Connecticut(89yards,11/24/01) MikeBaker,WestVirginiavs.EasternMichigan(107yards,9/4/93) 8 QuintonSpotwood,Syracusevs.Temple(109yards,11/6/99) AngeloHarrison,VirginiaTechvs.Clemson(112yards,9/12/98) MarcusMickel,VirginiaTechvs.NCState(39yards,9/7/91) 7 MarcusEdwards,USFvs.Tennessee-Martin(124yards,8/30/08) LarryTaylor,Connecticutvs.Maine(64yards,9/8/07) MikeDaniels,Cincinnativs.WesternCarolina(47yards,9/17/05) WilliamFerguson,Pittsburghvs.BallState(67yards,9/13/03) BillyGaines,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(44yards,9/21/02) LarryGreen,VirginiaTechvs.Navy(41yards,10/7/95) AntonioFreeman,VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh(164yards,10/22/94) RahsaanVanterpool,WestVirginiavs.VirginiaTech(54yards,9/22/94) AntonioFreeman,VirginiaTechvs.ArkansasState(61yards,9/3/94) SteveIsrael,Pittsburghvs.PennState(30yards,11/28/91) ShelbyHill,Syracusevs.Maryland(98yards,9/14/91) SEASON 43 MikeBaker,WestVirginia,1993(329yards) 41 VaughnRivers,WestVirginia,2007(357yards) 40 RickyHall,VirginiaTech,1999(510yards) 39 AntonioFreeman,VirginiaTech,1994(467yards) 38 AngeloHarrison,VirginiaTech,1998(376yards) 36 SantanaMoss,Miami,2000(655yards) KevinWilliams,Miami,1991(560yards) 35 AndréDavis,VirginiaTech,2001(437yards) 34 MarcusEdwards,USF,2008(262yards) MarshallRoberts,Rutgers,1991(454yards) CAREER 98 LarryTaylor,Connecticut,2004-07(1,246yards) 84 SantanaMoss,Miami,1997-00(1,196yards) 73 AngeloHarrison,VirginiaTech,1995-98(697yards) 70 ShelbyHill,Syracuse,1991-93(567yards) 68 QuintonSpotwood,Syracuse,1996-99(757yards) 67 VaughnRivers,WestVirginia,2004-07(772yards) 65 MarcusEdwards,USF,2005-08(493yards) LanceFrazier,WestVirginia,2000-03(654yards) DedrickDewalt,BostonCollege,1998-01(494yards) KevinWilliams,Miami,1991-92(762yards)

YARDS RETURNEDGAME 168 NateTerry,WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(6returns,10/4/97) 164 AntonioFreeman,VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh(7returns,10/22/94) 155 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(5returns,10/11/03) 152 KevinWilliams,Miamivs.PennState(4returns,10/12/91) 127 SantanaMoss,Miamivs.Rutgers(11/20/99) 124 MarcusEdwards,USFvs.Tennessee-Martin(7returns,8/30/08) 123 EanRandolph,USFvs.FIU(9/9/06) DuaneStarks,Miamivs.Baylor(4returns,8/30/97) 121 SantanaMoss,Miamivs.Temple(4returns,10/21/00) 118 LarryTaylor,Connecticutvs.Buffalo(5returns,9/1/05) SEASON 655 SantanaMoss,Miami,2000(36returns) 560 KevinWilliams,Miami,1991(36returns) 510 RickyHall,VirginiaTech,1999(40returns) 487 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTech,2003(33returns) 479 VaughnRivers,WestVirginia,2007(41returns) 467 SantanaMoss,Miami,1999(33returns) AntonioFreeman,VirginiaTech,1994(39returns) 464 PhillipBuchanon,Miami,2001(31returns) 463 QuintonSpotwood,Syracuse,1997(31returns) 454 MarshallRoberts,Rutgers,1991(34returns) CAREER 1,246 LarryTaylor,Connecticut,2004-07(98returns) 1,196 SantanaMoss,Miami,1997-00(77returns) 872 AndréDavis,VirginiaTech,1998-01(55returns) 839 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTech,2001-03(56returns) 816 KenyattaWatson,BostonCollege,1993-96(84returns) 772 VaughnRivers,WestVirginia,2004-07(67returns) 762 KevinWilliams,Miami,1991-92(65returns) 757 QuintonSpotwood,Syracuse,1996-99(68returns) 697 AngeloHarrison,VirginiaTech,1995-98(73returns) 678 MarshallRoberts,Rutgers,1991-92(55returns)

YARDS PER RETURNGAME (Minimum 2 returns) 61.5 EanRandolph,USFvs.FloridaInternational(2for123,9/9/06) 52.5 DougBeaumont,Louisvillevs.Connecticut(2for105,10/23/10) 51.0 KenyattaWatson,BostonCollegevs.WestVirginia(2for102,10/14/95) 50.0 AndréDavis,VirginiaTechvs.EastCarolina(2for100,9/7/00) 47.0 TERRENCEMITCHELL,USFvs.WesternKentucky(2for94,9/25/10) 45.0 JamelRiddle,Syracusevs.Auburn(2for90,9/28/02) 42.5 DarylJones,Miamivs.BostonCollege(2for85,11/25/00) QuintonSpotwood,Syracusevs.EastCarolina(2for85,10/4/97) 41.5 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTechvs.ArkansasState(2for83,8/25/02) 41.0 TresMoses,Rutgersvs.Buffalo(2for82,8/30/03) SEASON (Minimum 15 returns) 22.0 AndréDavis,VirginiaTech,2000(18for396) 18.2 SantanaMoss,Miami,2000(36for655) 18.2 BoCampbell,VirginiaTech,1991(15for273) 16.8 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,1995(22for369) 16.2 HankPoteat,Pittsburgh,1999(19for307) 16.0 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTech,2002(22for352) 15.0 PhillipBuchanon,Miami,2001(31for464) 15.6 KevinWilliams,Miami,1991(36for560) 14.9 QuintonSpotwood,Syracuse,1997(31for463) 14.8 EanRandolph,USF,2006(35for370) 14.8 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTech,2003(33for487)

PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNSGAME 2 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(10/11/03) 1 128Times (LastBy:MASONROBINSON,RutgersatUSF,11/3/10)

SEASON 4 SantanaMoss,Miami,2000 QuintonSpotwood,Syracuse,1997 3 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTech,2003

AndréDavis,VirginiaTech,2000 KevinWilliams,Miami,1991

2 LarryTaylor,Connecticut,2007 DeJuanTribble,BostonCollege,2004 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTech,2002 PhillipBuchanon,Miami,2001 SantanaMoss,Miami,1999 RickyHall,VirginiaTech,1998 PhilNash,Syracuse,1996 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,1995 KenyattaWatson,BostonCollege,1995 CAREER 6 SantanaMoss,Miami,1997-00 5 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTech,2001-03 4 LarryTaylor,Connecticut,2004-07 AndréDavis,VirginiaTech,1998-01 QuintonSpotwood,Syracuse,1996-99 3 RickyHall,VirginiaTech,1998-99 KevinWilliams,Miami,1991-92 TrentGuy,Louisville,2006-09 2 AnthonySmith,Syracuse,2002-05 DeJuanTribble,BostonCollege,2004 JamelRiddle,Syracuse,2000-02 PhillipBuchanon,Miami,1999-01 PhilNash,Syracuse,1994-98 KenyattaWatson,BostonCollege,1993-96 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,1992-95

LONGEST PUNT RETURNS 94t MarvinHarrison,Syracusevs.Minnesota(9/23/95) 92t RoscoeParrish,Miamivs.BostonCollege(9/20/03) 91t KevinWilliams,Miamivs.PennState(10/12/91) 87t RobertMcClain,ConnecticutatCincinnati(11/7/09) AndréDavis,VirginiaTechvs.EastCarolina(9/7/00) DarylJones,Miamivs.BostonCollege(11/25/00) 85t JamelRiddle,Syracusevs.Auburn(9/28/02) SantanaMoss,Miamivs.BostonCollege(11/25/00) DuaneStarks,Miamivs.Baylor(8/30/97) MarshallRoberts,Rutgersvs.Colgate(9/12/92) 84t QuintonSpotwood,Syracusevs.Oklahoma(9/6/97) KenyattaWatson,BostonCollegevs.WestVirginia(10/14/95) JayJones,Pittsburghvs.Syracuse(10/16/93)



KICKOFF RETURNSMOST RETURNS

GAME 8 PRINCE-TYSONGULLEYvs.Pittsburgh(186yards,10/16/10) MardyGilyard,Cincinnativs.Florida(207yards,1/1/10) LaRodStephens-Howling,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(152yards,10/25/08) MaxSuter,Syracusevs.USF(168yards,11/10/07) DietrichJells,Pittsburghvs.VirginiaTech(140yards,9/11/93) 7 23Times LastBy:(MardyGilyard,Cincinnativs.Pittsburgh,256yards,12/5/09) SEASON 51 MaxSuter,Syracuse,2007(1,299yards) 42 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2009(1,281yards) 41 MichaelHolmes,Syracuse,2008(941yards) MikeJones,Syracuse,2009(987yards) 38 LowellRobinson,Pittsburgh,2007(940yards) JoeLefeged,Rutgers,2010(948yards) 37 NathanJones,Rutgers,2001(677yards) TrentGuy,Louisville,2009(914yards) 36 HankPoteat,Pittsburgh,1998(764yards) WillBlackmon,BostonCollege,2003(922yards) MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2008(994yards) DontaviaBogan,USF,2009(770yards) CAREER 94 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2005,2007-09(2,664yards) 92 WillBlackmon,BostonCollege,2002-04(2,314yards) 91 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,1993-95(2,063yards) 86 TrentGuy,Louisville,2006-09(1,980yards) 82 NateJones,Rutgers,2000-03(1,902yards) 81 HankPoteat,Pittsburgh,1996-99(1,917yards) 80 MaxSuter,Syracuse,2007-10(1,900yards) 74 JeffFrederick,Temple,1992-94(1,411yards) 70 WillieFoster,Rutgers,2003-06(1,553yards) 69 DontaviaBogan,USF,2007-10(1,598yards)

YARDS RETURNEDGAME 256 MardyGilyard,Cincinnativs.Pittsburgh(7returns,12/5/09) 246 MardyGilyard,Cincinnativs.Oklahoma(5returns,9/6/08) 208 NajehDavenport,Miamivs.Syracuse(7returns,11/28/98) 207 MardyGilyard,Cincinnativs.Florida(8returns,1/1/10) MichaelHolmes,Syracusevs.Pittsburgh(7returns,9/6/08) 205 TremainMack,Miamivs.Temple(4returns,11/2/96) 198 MaxSuter,Syracusevs.USF(8returns,10/13/07) 192 MikeJenkins,USFvs.Cincinnati(5returns,11/3/07) JaJuanSpillman,Louisvillevs.Rutgers(4returns,9/9/06) 187 TerrellAllen,Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia(6returns,11/15/03) SEASON 1,299 MaxSuter,Syracuse,2007(51returns) 1,281 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2009(42returns) 994 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2008(36returns) 948 JoeLefeged,Rutgers,2010(38returns) 941 MichaelHolmes,Syracuse,2008(41returns) 940 LowellRobinson,Pittsburgh,2007(38returns) 922 WillBlackmon,BostonCollege,2003(36returns) 903 LINDSEYLAMAR,USF,2010(34returns) 867 AdamJones,WestVirginia,2003(33returns) 813 DariusReynaud,WestVirginia,2006(30returns) TerrellWillis,Rutgers,1995(35returns) CAREER 2,664 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2005,2007-09(94returns) 2,314 WillBlackmon,BostonCollege,2002-04(91returns) 2,063 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,1993-95(91returns) 1,917 HankPoteat,Pittsburgh,1996-99(81returns) 1,902 NateJones,Rutgers,2000-03(82returns) 1,846 MAXSUTER,Syracuse,2007-08(77returns) 1,688 JimTurner,Syracuse,1994-97(68returns) 1,665 LowellRobinson,Pittsburgh,2006-07(64returns) 1,656 ShawnTerry,WestVirginia,1998-01(62returns) 1,570 TorrieCox,Pittsburgh,1999-02(65returns)

YARDS PER RETURNGAME (Minimum 2 returns) 68.0 NICKWILLIAMS,ConnecticutatRutgers(2for136,10/8/10) 67.5 DontaviaBogan,USFvs.Connecticut(2for135,11/23/08) 65.5 MardyGilyard,Cincinnativs.Illinois(2for131,11/27/09) 62.5 DevinHester,Miamivs.Florida(2for125,9/6/03) 59.0 TAVONAUSTIN,WestVirginiavs.Connecticut(2for118,10/24/09) KevinJohnson,Syracusevs.Miami(2for118,11/28/98) 58.5 NICKWILLIAMS,Connecticutvs.Pittsburgh(2for117,11/11/10) DariusReynaud,WestVirginiavs.Maryland(2for117,9/14/06) 57.5 JimTurner,Syracusevs.Pittsburgh(2for115,10/12/96) 57.0 NateJones,Rutgersvs.Tennessee(2for114,9/28/02) NateTerry,WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina(2for114yards,9/6/97) RahsaanVanterpool,WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(2for114,11/6/93) SEASON (Minimum 15 returns) 35.3 NICKWILLIAMS,Connecticut,2010(17for600) 30.6 JEREMYWRIGHT,Louisville,2010(16for489) 30.5 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2009(42for1,281) MikeImoh,VirginiaTech,2003(18for549) 30.0 KevinJohnson,Syracuse,1998(23for690) LewLawhorn,Temple,1992(20for600) 28.9 TyvonBranch,Connecticut,(27for780) 28.3 NateJones,Rutgers,2002(26for736) 27.9 LowellRobinson,Pittsburgh,2006(26for725) 27.6 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2008(36for994)

KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNSGAME 1 71Times (LastBy:RobbieFrey,Connecticutvs.Oklahoma,1/1/11) SEASON 2 LewLawhorn,Temple,1992 KevinJohnson,Syracuse,1997 NateTerry,WestVirginia,1997 KevinJohnson,Syracuse,1998 ShawnTerry,WestVirginia,2000 NateJones,Rutgers,2002 TyvonBranch,Connecticut,2007 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2008 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2009 NICKWILLIAMS,Connecticut,2010 LINDSEYLAMAR,USF,2010 CAREER 4 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,2005,2007-09 KevinJohnson,Syracuse,1995-98 3 NateJones,Rutgers,2000-03 ShawnTerry,WestVirginia,1998-01 NateTerry,WestVirginia,1997-99 WillieFoster,Rutgers,2003-06 MakonnenFenton,Temple,2001-03 JimTurner,Syracuse,1994-97

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS 100t JimTurner,Syracusevs.Pittsburgh(10/12/96) NateTerry,WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina(9/6/97) NateTerry,WestVirginiavs.Temple(11/15/97) KevinJohnson,Syracusevs.Miami(11/28/98) DuJuanDaniels,BostonCollegevs.Syracuse(10/30/99) ShawnTerry,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(11/4/00) ShawnTerry,WestVirginiavs.Maryland(9/29/01) NateJones,Rutgersvs.Tennessee(9/28/02) NateJones,Rutgersvs.Syracuse(10/26/02) JaJuanSpillman,Louisvillevs.Rutgers(9/9/06) TrentGuy,LouisvilleatKentucky(9/15/07) MikeJenkins,USFvs.Cincinnati(11/3/07) MardyGilyard,Cincinnativs.WestVirginia(11/8/08) DARRINWILLIAMS,Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState(9/12/09) RobbieFrey,Connecticutvs.Rutgers(10/31/09) NICKWILLIAMS,ConnecticutatRutgers(11/11/10 LINDSEYLAMAR,USFatLouisville,11/13/10

KICKOFF RETURNS



DEFENSIVE RECORDSINTERCEPTIONS

GAME 3 DeAngeloSmith,Cincinnativs.SouthernMississippi(0yards,12/22/07)

T.J.Stancil,BostonCollegevs.ColoradoState(81yards,12/31/03) DariusButler,Connecticutvs.Army(122yards,10/1/05) ShawntaeSpencer,Pittsburghvs.Ohio(49yards,8/31/02) GarnellWilds,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(0yards,11/9/02) WilliePile,VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse(11yards,10/21/00)

AnthonyMidget,VirginiaTechvs.Miami(5yards,11/13/99) IkeCharlton,VirginiaTechvs.WestVirginia(29yards,10/31/98) KeionCarpenter,VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh(63yards,9/26/98) LorenzoFerguson,VirginiaTechvs.Clemson(40yards,9/12/98) VannWashington,WestVirginiavs.LouisianaTech(172yards,10/29/94) AaronBeasley,WestVirginiavs.VirginiaTech(17yards,9/22/94) MalikJackson,Rutgersvs.VirginiaTech(51yards,10/31/92) SEASON 10 SeanTaylor,Miami,2003(184yards) AaronBeasley,WestVirginia,1994(133yards) 9 EdwardReed,Miami,2001(206yards) 8 DeAngeloSmith,Cincinnati,2007(82yards) EdwardReed,Miami,2000(92yards) 7 RobertVaughn,Connecticut,2007(112yards) TraeWilliams,USF,2006(8yards) DonovinDarius,Syracuse,1997(56yards) TyronneDrakeford,VirginiaTech,1992(121yards) 6 19Times (LastBy:KEITHTANDY,WestVirginia,2010,51yards) CAREER 21 EdwardReed,Miami,1998-01(389yards) 18 AaronBeasley,WestVirginia,1992-95(341yards) 15 TraeWilliams,USF,2005-07(182yards) 14 MikeMickens,Cincinnati,2005-08(296yards) SeanTaylor,Miami,2001-03(306yards) AnthonySmith,Syracuse,2002-05(172yards) WilliePile,VirginiaTech,1999-02(270yards) 13 RobertVaughn,Connecticut,2006-09(184yards) PerloBastien,WestVirginia,1996-99(153yards) TyronneDrakeford,VirginiaTech,1991-93(122yards)

YARDS RETURNEDGAME 172 VannWashington,WestVirginiavs.LouisianaTech(3ret.,10/29/94) 122 DariusButler,Connecticutvs.Army(3ret.,10/1/05) 100 DahnaDeleston,Connecticutvs.Buffalo(1ret.,1/3/09) KeionCarpenter,VirginiaTechvs.Miami(1ret.,11/16/96) 98 JamelSmith,VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers(1ret.,11/21/98) TebuckyJones,Syracusevs.Tulane(1ret.,9/20/97) 97 MauriceSikes,Miamivs.Florida(2ret.,9/7/02) ChiffonAllen,Pittsburghvs.Houston(1ret.,9/13/97) 96 WilliePile,VirginiaTechvs.Miami(1ret.,12/7/02) JasonPoles,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(1ret.,11/1/97) SEASON 206 EdwardReed,Miami,2001(9int.) 184 SeanTaylor,Miami,2003(10int.) 172 VannWashington,WestVirginia,1994(4int.) 171 WilliePile,VirginiaTech,2002(4int.) AaronBeasley,WestVirginia,1995(5int.) 166 EricGreen,VirginiaTech,2003(3int.) 164 TraeWilliams,USF,2007(6int.) DexterSeigler,Miami,1992(4int.) 161 DiamondFerri,Syracuse,2004(4int.) 158 MikeMickens,Cincinnati,2008(4ret.) CAREER 389 EdwardReed,Miami,1998-01(21int.) 341 AaronBeasley,WestVirginia,1992-95(18int.) 306 SeanTaylor,Miami,2001-03(14int.) 296 MikeMickens,Cincinnati,2005-08(14int.) 270 WilliePile,VirginiaTech,1999-02(14int.) 244 KeionCarpenter,VirginiaTech,1995-98(10int.) 235 PhillipBuchanon,Miami,1999-01(7int.) 226 DexterSeigler,Miami,1991-93(8int.) 222 AaronWebster,Cincinnati,2006-09(6int.) MauriceSikes,Miami,2000-03(6int.)

YARDS PER INTERCEPTIONGAME (Minimum 2) 57.3 MauriceSikes,Miamivs.Florida(2for97,9/7/02) 44.5 PhilCox,Templevs.Miami(2for89,11/19/94) 40.7 DariusButler,Connecticutvs.Army(3for122,10/1/05) 40.5 QuentinHarris,Syracusevs.BostonCollege(2for81,10/17/98) 39.0 PhilBuchanan,Miamivs.Pittsburgh(2for78,11/11/00) 37.5 NateWebster,Miamivs.Pittsburgh(2for75,11/6/99) 34.0 RobertMcClain,Connecticutvs.Cincinnati(2for68,10/25/08) 33.0 TyronneDrakeford,VirginiaTechvs.EastCarolina(2for66,9/12/92) 31.0 RichardBryant,WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh(2for62,11/24/00) 30.5 GREGWILLIAMS,Pittsburghvs.Connecticut(2for61,12/6/08) RasshadWhitmill,Pittsburghvs.BostonCollege(2for61,10/31/96) SEASON (Minimum 4) 43.0 VannWashington,WestVirginia,1994(4for172) 42.8 WilliePile,VirginiaTech,2002(4for171) 41.0 DexterSiegler,Miami,1992(4for164) 40.3 DiamondFerri,Syracuse,2004(4for161) 39.5 MikeMickens,Cincinnati,2008(4for158) 38.2 BLIDIWREH-WILSON,Connecticut,2010(4for153) 35.8 BarrettGreen,WestVirginia,1997(4for143) 34.2 AaronBeasley,WestVirginia,1995(5for171) 34.0 BenMoffitt,USF,2007(4for136) 33.8 AaronWebster,Cincinnati,2009(4for135)

INTERCEPTIONS FOR TOUCHDOWNSGAME 2 VannWashington,WestVirginiavs.LouisianaTech(10/29/94) 1 190Times (LastBy:DWAYNEGRATZ,Connecticutvs.Oklahoma,1/1/11) SEASON 3 SeanTaylor,Miami,2003 MalcolmPostell,Pittsburgh,2004 TraeWilliams,USF,2007 2 DexterSeigler,Miami,1992 AaronBeasley,WestVirginia,1994 VannWashington,WestVirginia,1994 ReggieStephens,Rutgers,1998 EdwardReed,Miami,2000 GrantWiley,WestVirginia,2000 EdwardReed,Miami,2001 MauriceSikes,Miami,2002 EricGreen,VirginiaTech,2003 JustinPerkins,Connecticut,2004 MikeMickens,Cincinnati,2007 ScottLutrus,Connecticut,2007 RobertMcClain,Connecticut,2008 BLIDIWREN-WILSON,Connecticut,2010 CAREER 4 EdwardReed,Miami,1998-01 3 VannWashington,WestVirginia,1993-96 AaronBeasley,WestVirginia,1992-95 SeanTaylor,Miami,2001-03 MalcolmPostell,Pittsburgh,2000-04 TraeWilliams,USF,2005-07 MikeMickens,Cincinnati,2005-08 LawrenceWilson,Connecticut,2006-10

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS 100t DahnaDeleston,Connecticutvs.Buffalo(1/3/09) KeionCarpenter,VirginiaTechvs.Miami(11/16/96) 98t JamelSmith,VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers(11/21/98) 98t TebuckyJones,Syracusevs.Tulane(9/20/97) 97t MauriceSikes,Miamivs.Florida(9/7/02) 97t ChiffonAllen,Pittsburghvs.Houston(9/13/97) 97t VannWashington,WestVirginiavs.LouisianaTech(10/29/94) 96t WilliePile,VirginiaTechvs.Miami(12/7/02) 96t JasonPoles,Syracusevs.WestVirginia(11/1/97) 95t KirkAlexander,VirginiaTechvs.Cincinnati(10/19/91)



TACKLESGAME 25 FrankChamberlain,BostonCollegevs.Syracuse,10/30/99 23 DaxStrohmeyer,Rutgersvs.Syracuse,11/13/99 TaylorSuman,TempleatSyracuse,11/6/99 NateWebster,MiamiatWestVirginia,10/24/98 22 LamarMyles,Louisvillevs.Kentucky,9/15/07 GrantWiley,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse,11/10/01 RickSherrod,WestVirginiavs.Syracuse,11/10/01 RamonWalker,Pittsburghvs.Miami,9/27/01 21 AlfredFincher,Connecticutvs.WestVirginia,10/13/04 RichScanlon,Syracusevs.Rutgers,11/29/03 LewisMoore,Pittsburghvs.Toledo,9/20/03 NateWebster,Miamivs.Cincinnati,9/12/98 SEASON 167 GrantWiley,WestVirginia,2003 165 TomMcManus,BostonCollege,1991 161 BrianSheridan,Rutgers,1997 161 StephenBoyd,BostonCollege,1993 160 RayLewis,Miami,1995 159 KyleKayden,WestVirginia,2001 159 TomMcManus,BostonCollege,1992 156 RickSherrod,WestVirginia,2001 153 LanceJohnstone,Temple,1995 152 RayLewis,Miami,1994 CAREER 532 DanMorgan,Miami,1997-00(309solo,223assist) 509 StephenBoyd,BostonCollege,1991-94(282solo,227assist) 477 GrantWiley,WestVirginia,2000-03(286solo,191assist) 449 LawrenceWilson,Connecticut,2006-10(246solo,203assist) 443 H.B.Blades,Pittsburgh,2003-06(255solo,178assist) 442 AntwaunePonds,Syracuse,1994-97(285solo,157assist) 422 LanceJohnstone,Temple,1992-95(284solo,138assist) 405 CliftonSmith,Syracuse,1999-02(244solo,161assist) 399 GeorgeDelRicco,VirginiaTech,1992-95(205solo,194assist) 394 KyleKayden,WestVirginia,1998-01(248solo,146assist)

TACKLES FOR LOSS*GAME 7.0 ElvisDumervil,Louisvillevs.Kentucky,9/4/05 BrianBeinecke,Pittsburghvs.Temple,11/9/02 6.5 DontaMoore,Connecticutvs.WakeForest,9/16/06 DougHogue,Syracusevs.Rutgers,11/21/09 6.0 ChrisHovan,BostonCollegevs.Pittsburgh,10/16/99 WesleyRobinson,Rutgersvs.Buffalo,9/9/00 JamesDavis,WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina,11/18/00 GeorgeSelvie,USFvs.Elon,9/1/07 5.5 BRANDONMILLS,Cincinnativs.Rutgers,11/20/10 BryanKnight,Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,11/10/01 SEASON 31.5 GeorgeSelvie,USF,2007 26 BryanKnight,Pittsburgh,2000 25.5 DwightFreeney,Syracuse,2001 24.5 MathiasKiwanuka,BostonCollege,2004 23 ElvisDumervil,Louisville,2005 22.5 DanKlecko,Temple,2002 21 ChrisHovan,BostonCollege,1999 20 ClaudeHarriott,Pittsburgh,2002 19.5 RaheemOrr,Rutgers,2003 RianWallace,Temple,2003 DanKlecko,Temple,2001 ColsColas,VirginiaTech,2002*-Halftacklesforlosscalculatedbeginningin2001.

SACKSGAME 6.0 ElvisDumervil,Louisvillevs.Kentucky,9/4/05 4.5 RodneyGnat,Louisvillevs.EasternKentucky,9/11/10 DwightFreeney,Syracusevs.VirginiaTech,10/21/00 4.0 AlexDaniels,Cincinnativs.Miami(Ohio) LindseyWitten,Connecticutvs.NorthCarolina GeorgeSelvie,USFvs.Elon,9/1/07 DanKlecko,Templevs.Connecticut,10/19/02 BryanKnight,Pittsburghvs.BowlingGreen,9/9/00 RaheemOrr,Rutgersvs.Connecticut,9/29/01 DukePettijohn,Syracusevs.Pittsburgh,10/7/99 AntwaunePonds,Syracusevs.WestVirginia,11/2/96 JamesDavis,WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina,11/18/00 GaryStills,WestVirginiavs.Marshall,8/30/97 SEASON 20.0 ElvisDumervil,Louisville,2005 17.5 DwightFreeney,Syracuse,2001 17.0 CoreyMoore,VirginiaTech,1999 16.0 CanuteCurtis,WestVirginia,1996 14.5 GeorgeSelvie,USF,2007 14.0 BRUCEIRVIN,WestVirginia,2010 CornellBrown,VirginiaTech,1995 13.5 CoreyMoore,VirginiaTech,1998 13.0 ShawnWilliams,Rutgers,1991 MikeMamula,BostonCollege,1994 DwightFreeney,Syracuse,2000 AnthonyHoke,Cincinnati,2007 CAREER 36 CornellBrown,VirginiaTech,1993-96 35 CoreyMoore,VirginiaTech,1997-99 34 DwightFreeney,Syracuse,1998-01 32 CanuteCurtis,WestVirginia,1993-96 31 MathiasKiwanuka,BostonCollege,2002-04 29 GeorgeSelvie,USF,2006-09 KennyHolmes,Miami,1993-96 27 JohnEngelberger,VirginiaTech,1996-99 26 JamaalWesterman,Rutgers,2005-08 KenardLang,Miami,1994-96

FORCED FUMBLESSEASON 10 ElvisDumervil,Louisville,2005 8 DwightFreeney,Syracuse,2001 7 ClaudeHarriott,Pittsburgh,2002 GrantWiley,WestVirginia,2003 6 DiamondFerri,Syracuse,2004 5 CodyBrown,Connecticut,2008 ClintSession,Pittsburgh,2006 RamelMeekins,Rutgers,2006 ChrisHovan,BostonCollege,1999 AlfredFincher,Connecticut,2004 NateWebster,Miami,1999 AaronBrady,Rutgers,1996 ChrisCebula,Rutgers,1996 RaheemOrr,Rutgers,2002 KeeonWalker,Syracuse,2002 AlshermondSingleton,Temple,1994 AlphonsoTaylor,Temple,1991 MikeLorello,WestVirginia,2005



RUSHINGMOST RUSHES

GAME 72 VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh,9/11/93(500yards) RutgersatArmy,11/9/07(404yards) 71 BostonCollegevs.Northwestern,9/12/92(402yards) 68 BostonCollegevs.Temple,9/25/93(420yards) 67 Syracusevs.Pittsburgh,10/8/94(414yards) 66 Syracusevs.Rutgers,10/9/97(358yards) Syracusevs.BostonCollege,11/24/01(322yards) VirginiaTechvs.Marshall,9/12/02(395yards) USFvs.CentralFlorida,9/17/05(326yards) 64 WestVirginiavs.Syracuse,10/30/93(446yards) WestVirginiavs.Wofford,9/10/05(339yards) WestVirginiavs.Maryland,9/17/05(301yards) SEASON 714 WestVirginia,2002(3,687yardsin13games) 659 VirginiaTech,2002(2,974yardsin14games) 629 WestVirginia,2007(3,864yardsin13games) 625 WestVirginia,2005(3,269yardsin12games) 600 WestVirginia,2003(2,762yardsin13games) 590 WestVirginia,2004(3,034yardsin12games) WestVirginia,2006(3,939yardsin13games) 582 VirginiaTech,1993(2,671yardsin11games) 580 Syracuse,2001(2,096in12games) 579 USF,2005(2,436in12games)

YARDS GAINEDGAME 536 WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina,9/28/02(62rushes) 517 WestVirginiavs.Connecticut,11/24/07(52rushes) 500 VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh,9/11/93(72rushes) 478 WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina,9/4/04(56rushes) 457 WestVirginiavs.Syracuse,10/14/06(45rushes) 453 VirginiaTechvs.Akron,10/14/95(49rushes) 452 Rutgersvs.Temple,10/2/93(63rushes) 451 WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh,11/24/05(62rushes) 446 WestVirginiavs.Syracuse,10/30/93(64rushes) WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/3/01(63rushes) SEASON 3.939 WestVirginia,2006(590rushesin13games) 3,864 WestVirginia,2007(629rushesin13games) 3,687 WestVirginia,2002(714rushesin13games) 3,269 WestVirginia,2005(625rushesin12games) 3,034 WestVirginia,2004(590rushesin12games) 2,975 VirginiaTech,2000(570rushesin11games) 2,974 VirginiaTech,2002(659rushesin14games) 2,813 Connecticut,2008(556rushesin13games) 2,793 VirginiaTech,1999(559rushesin11games) 2,762 WestVirginia,2003(600rushesin13games) GAME - TWO TEAMS 720 WestVirginia(517)vs.Connecticut(203),11/24/07 662 Miami(302)vs.BostonCollege(360),10/18/97 655 Temple(365)vs.Akron(290),9/12/98 659 VirginiaTech(500)vs.Pittsburgh(159),9/11/93 651 Rutgers(340)vs.Army(330),10/25/93 648 Temple(241)vs.Army(407),10/9/93 633 VirginiaTech(420)vs.BostonCollege(213),9/30/00 626 BostonCollege(183)vs.Army(443),10/21/95 623 Rutgers(345)vs.Army(278),10/17/92 622 Rutgers(249)vs.Navy(373),9/27/03 YARDSPERGAME 303.0 WestVirginia,2006(3,939yardsin13games) 297.2 WestVirginia,2007(3,864yardsin13games) 283.6 WestVirginia,2002(3,687yardsin13games) 272.4 WestVirginia,2005(3,269yardsin12games) 270.5 VirginiaTech,2000(2,975yardsin11games) 253.9 VirginiaTech,1999(2,793yardsin11games) 252.8 WestVirginia,2004(3,034yardsin12games) 244.0 WestVirginia,1993(2,684yardsin11games) 242.8 VirginiaTech,1993(2,671yardsin11games) 236.4 Syracuse,1996(2,600yardsin11games)

YARDS PER RUSHGAME 10.2 WestVirginiavs.Syracuse,11/16/06(45for457) 9.94 WestVirginiavs.Connecticut,11/24/07(52for517) 9.61 Louisvillevs.Memphis,10/9/10(31for298) 9.56 Miamivs.McNeeseState,8/31/00(30for287) 9.45 Miamivs.FloridaA&M,8/31/02(33for312) 9.44 Miamivs.ArkansasState,11/1/97(36for340) 9.30 WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh,11/16/06(47for437) 9.29 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/3/01(48for446) 9.25 Syracusevs.Rutgers,10/2/04(40for370) 9.24 VirginiaTechvs.Akron,10/14/95(49for453) SEASON 6.70 WestVirginia,2006(590for3,939) 6.14 WestVirginia,2007(629for3,864) 5.40 Rutgers,1993(479for2,588) 5.33 Miami,2001(422for2,251) 5.28 VirginiaTech,2003(515for2,721) 5.28 WestVirginia,2008(517for2,729) 5.23 Miami,2002(455for2,379) 5.23 WestVirginia,2005(625for3,269) 5.22 VirginiaTech,2000(570for2,975) 5.16 WestVirginia,2002(714for3,687)

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNSGAME 8 Syracusevs.Rutgers,9/19/98 VirginiaTechvs.Akron,10/14/95 7 BostonCollegevs.Temple,9/25/93 VirginiaTechvs.JamesMadison,9/4/99 VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers,9/16/00 VirginiaTechvs.BostonCollege,9/30/00 Syracusevs.Rutgers,11/25/00 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/3/01 WestVirginiavs.Temple,11/2/02 Miamivs.VirginiaTech,12/7/02 Louisvillevs.FloridaAtlantic,10/1/05 Louisvillevs.Temple,9/9/06 Rutgersvs.Howard,9/23/06 WestVirginiavs.Connecticut,11/24/07 WestVirginiavs.WesternMichigan,9/1/07 6 BostonCollegevs.Northwestern,9/12/92 Miamivs.LongBeachState,10/19/91 Miamivs.GeorgiaSouthern,9/3/94 Syracusevs.Buffalo,9/2/00 Templevs.Rutgers,10/14/00 VirginiaTechvs.Marshall,9/12/02 Syracusevs.RhodeIsland,9/14/02 WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina,9/4/04 Connecticutvs.Liberty,9/10/05 Connecticutvs.TexasSoutern,9/11/10 Cincinnativs.Rutgers,11/20/10 SEASON 49 WestVirginia,2007 48 WestVirginia,2006 46 VirginiaTech,2000 41 Louisville,2005 39 WestVirginia,2002 35 VirginiaTech,1999 VirginiaTech,2002 Louisville,2006 34 Syracuse,1998 WestVirginia,2005

TEAM RECORDSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


PASSINGMOST ATTEMPTS

GAME 65 Louisvillevs.Syracuse,9/22/07(45comp.) 64 Pittsburghvs.PennState,11/28/91(27comp.) 62 Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,10/29/95(29comp.) 61 Cincinnativs.USF,10/22/10(34comp.) 59 Miamivs.MemphisState,11/27/93(35comp.) Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,9/30/05(35comp.) 58 Louisvillevs.Utah,10/5/07(28comp.) 57 RutgersatPittsburgh,10/23/04(31comp.) 56 Connecticutvs.Rutgers,10/31/09(25comp.) 55 BostonCollegevs.WestVirginia,11/8/03(30comp.) Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,9/17/92(36comp.) SEASON 491 Louisville,2007(316comp.) 473 Rutgers,2004(303comp.) 472 Cincinnati,2008(290comp.) Cincinnati,2009(311comp.) 464 Cincinnati,2007(286comp.) Connecticut,2004(292comp.) 462 Temple,1999(265comp.) 457 Miami,1992(259comp.) 455 Pittsburgh,1992(266comp.) 444 Temple,2003(234comp.) BostonCollege,1996(222comp.)

COMPLETIONSGAME 45 Louisvillevs.Syracuse,9/22/07(65att.) 39 Louisvillevs.Utah,10/5/07(58att.) Connecticutvs.Syracuse,10/30/04(51att.) Templevs.Rutgers,10/30/99(53att.) 37 Miamivs.WestVirginia,10/2/03(54att.) 36 Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,9/17/92(55att.) 35 Miamivs.MemphisState,11/27/93(59att.) Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,9/30/05(59att.) Rutgersvs.WestVirginia,10/30/24(46att.) 34 Cincinnativs.USF,10/22/10(61att.) SEASON 316 Louisville,2007(491att.) 311 Cincinnati,2009(472att.) 303 Rutgers,2004(473att.) 292 Connecticut,2004(464att.) 290 Cincinnati,2008(472att.) 286 Cincinnati,2007(464att.) 266 Pittsburgh,1992(455att.) 265 Temple,1999(462att.) 259 Miami,1992(457att.) 256 BostonCollege,2004(426att.)

COMPLETION PERCENTAGEGAME (Min. 20 att.) 88.0 WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina,9/22/07(22of25) 87.0 RutgersatUSF,11/3/10(20of23) 85.7 Rutgersvs.Navy,10/29/05(18of21) WestVirginiaatSyracuse,10/6/07(18of21) 84.0 Louisvillevs.OregonState,9/17/05(21of25) USFvs.Wofford,9/5/09(21of25) 83.9 Pittsburghvs.Hawaii,12/5/92(26of31) 83.3 Pittsburghvs.Furman,9/25/04(30of36) Pittsburghvs.Syracuse,10/2/06(20of24) Cincinnativs.Miami(Ohio),9/17/08(20of24) SEASON (Min. 200 att.) 68.7 Pittsburgh,2006(228for332) 66.4 WestVirginia,2007(176for265) 66.2 WestVirginia,2008(202for305) 65.9 Cincinnati,2009(311for472) 65.4 Louisville,2005(246for376) 64.8 Pittsburgh,2009(219for338) 64.7 Syracuse,2009(229for354) 64.4 Louisville,2007(316for491) 64.1 WestVirginia,1998(245for382) WestVirginia,2010(245for382)

YARDS GAINEDGAME 555 Louisvillevs.Syracuse,9/22/07(45of65) 512 Cincinnativs.USF,10/22/10(34of61) 504 VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse,11/9/02(23of35) 485 Miamivs.SanDiegoState,11/30/91(23of44) 480 Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia,10/15/94(24of45) Cincinnativs.Connecticut,11/7/09(29for37) 470 Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,10/24/97(27of42) 467 Louisvillevs.Utah,10/5/07(39of58) 448 BostonCollegevs.VirginiaTech,11/6/93(21of29) 447 Rutgersvs.Louisville,12/4/08(21of26) SEASON 4,103 Louisville,2007(316of491) 4,014 Cincinnati,2009(311of472) 3,770 Louisville,2006(245of384) 3,746 Pittsburgh,2003(251of427) 3,720 Cincinnati,2007(286of464) 3,695 Miami,2002(241of432) 3,542 Cincinnati,2008(290of472) 3,523 Louisville,2005(246of376) 3,515 Rutgers,2008(250of415) 3,483 Pittsburgh,1992(266of455)

YARDS GAINED - TWO TEAMSGAME 978 Louisville(555)vs.Syracuse(423),9/22/07 907 VirginiaTech(504)vs.Syracuse(403),11/9/02 876 Pittsburgh(480)vs.WestVirginia(396),10/15/94 Pittsburgh(470)vs.Rutgers(406),10/24/97 841 Rutgers(374)vs.ArizonaState(467),12/27/05 831 Miami(318)vs.UCLA(513),12/5/98 810 Pittsburgh(395)vs.Maryland(415),10/3/92 805 Louisville(428)vs.OregonState(377),9/17/05 798 Cincinnati(512)vs.USF(286),10/22/10 797 Miami(328)vs.FloridaState(496),10/7/00

YARDS PER GAME 341.9 Louisville,2007(4,103in13games) 316.0 Miami,1992(3,476in11games) 310.9 WestVirginia,1998(3,248in11games) 310.5 Rutgers,2004(3,416in11games) 308.8 Cincinnati,2009(4,014in13games) 294.9 Miami,1991(3,244in11games) 293.6 Louisville,2005(3,523in12games) 290.3 Pittsburgh,1992(3,483in12games) 290.0 Louisville,2006(3,770in13games) 288.2 Pittsburgh,2003(3,746in13games)

YARDS PER ATTEMPTSEASON 10.93 VirginiaTech,1999(2,177on199) 10.12 WestVirginia,1993(2,419on239) 9.82 Louisville,2006(3,770on384) 9.54 Syracuse,1995(2,004on210) 9.37 Louisville,2005(3,523on376) 9.30 Syracuse,1992(2,343on252) 9.29 BostonCollege,1993(3,420on368) 9.19 Syracuse,1997(2,710on295) 8.93 VirginiaTech,1993(2,214on248) 8.88 Syracuse,1993(2,639on297)

YARDS PER COMPLETIONSEASON 18.61 VirginiaTech,1999(2,177on117) 17.78 Temple,1998(1,280on72) 17.15 Syracuse,1997(2,710on158) 16.02 Pittsburgh,2000(2,964on185) 15.93 VirginiaTech,1993(2,214on139) 15.91 WestVirginia,1993(2,419on152) 15.77 WestVirginia,2003(2,034on129) 15.72 WestVirginia,1995(2,342on149) 15.62 Syracuse,1992(2,343on150) 15.53 Syracuse,1995(2,004on129)



PASSING TOUCHDOWNSGAME 7 Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,10/24/97 Rutgersvs.Louisville,12/4/08 6 WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh,10/27/98 Templevs.Rutgers,10/30/99 Louisvillevs.OregonState,9/17/05 Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh,10/25/08 Cincinnativs.Illinois,11/27/09 5 Rutgersvs.VirginiaTech,10/31/92 Rutgersvs.Colgate,9/4/93 VirginiaTechvs.Temple,10/16/93 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/9/96 Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh,10/24/97 Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia,11/28/97 Syracusevs.Cincinnati,10/10/98 Miamivs.Temple,12/4/99 Rutgersvs.Villanova,9/2/00 Miamivs.BostonCollege,11/25/00 Pittsburghvs.BostonCollege,10/21/00 Miamivs.FloridaA&M,8/31/02 VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse,11/9/02 Pittsburghvs.TexasA&M,9/27/03 Connecticutvs.MurrayState,9/4/04 Pittsburghvs.NotreDame,11/13/04 Pittsburghvs.USF,12/4/04 Rutgersvs.Buffalo,9/9/05 Pittsburghvs.Citadel,9/29/06 Louisvillevs.MiddleTennesseeState,9/6/07 USFvs.CentralFlorida,10/13/07 Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState,9/12/09 Syracusevs.Maine,9/18/10 Louisvillevs.Memphis,10/9/10 Cincinnativs.Louisville,10/15/10 RutgersatCincinnati,11/20/10 SEASON 39 Cincinnati,2009(13games) 38 Pittsburgh,2003(13games) 36 Cincinnati,2007(13games) 32 Miami,2002(13games) 31 Pittsburgh,1997(11games) 30 Louisville,2007(13games) 28 Pittsburgh,2006(12games) 27 WestVirginia,1998(11games) Miami,1999(12games) Cincinnati,2010(13games)

INTERCEPTIONS THROWNGAME 6 Rutgersvs.VirginiaTech,11/21/98 Templevs.Akron,11/7/92

Rutgersvs.VirginiaTech,10/31/92 5 Syracusevs.USF,10/3/09 WestVirginiaatAuburn,9/19/09 Connecticutvs.Pittsburgh,12/6/08 Cincinnativs.Miami(Ohio),9/28/05 Pittsburghvs.Texas,9/16/95 VirginiaTechvs.Virginia,11/19/94 Pittsburghvs.Louisville,11/14/92 Pittsburghvs.PennState,11/28/91 BostonCollegevs.PennState,9/28/91 VirginiaTechvs.NorthCarolinaState,9/7/91 SEASON 28 Temple,1992(127of287) 24 Pittsburgh,1995(182of379) 23 Rutgers,2002(188of413) Temple,2002(186of380) 22 Rutgers,1997(181of372) 21 Rutgers,2001(128of282) Rutgers,2000(206of421) BostonCollege,1995(218of411) 20 Rutgers,2004(303of473) Miami,2003(245of410) Temple,1995(153of345) Miami,1994(194of366) Pittsburgh,1992(266of455) VirginiaTech,1991(180of313)

FEWEST INTERCEPTIONSGAME(Min.45att.) 0 Louisvillevs.Utah,10/5/07(58atts.) Templevs.Louisville,9/27/03(54atts.) Templevs.Syracuse,10/22/94(54atts.) BostonCollegevs.Pittsburgh,10/15/04(53atts.) Pittsburghvs.VirginiaTech,10/30/99(51atts.) Syracusevs.Cinicnnati,11/24/07(51atts.) RutgersatSyracuse,10/2/04(50atts.) Miamivs.Arizona,10/26/91(50atts.) Connecticutvs.GeorgiaTech,11/13/04(49atts.) Cincinnativs.Illinois,11/27/09(46atts.) Pittsburghvs.Syracuse,10/7/00(46atts.) Rutgersvs.VirginiaTech,10/23/93(45atts.) BostonCollegevs.Navy,10/24/98(45atts.) WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh,11/24/00(45atts.) Templevs.Pittsburgh,10/9/04(45atts.) Cincinnativs.Florida,1/1/10(45atts.) WestVirginiavs.Marshall,9/18/10(45atts.) SEASON (Lowest pct./Min. 200 attempts) 1.47 Miami,2000(5on340) 1.53 Miami,1992(7on457) 1.60 Syracuse,2006(5on311) 1.67 Connecticut,2007(6on361) 1.691 Pittsburgh,2004(7on414) 1.694 Cincinnati,2009(8on472) 1.72 Temple,2004(6on348) 1.74 WestVirginia,1996(6on344) 1.82 Louisville,2006(7on384) 2.09 WestVirginia,2010(8on382) SEASON - FEWEST TOTAL (Min. 200 attempts) 5 Miami,2000(340attempts) Syracuse,2005(311attempts) 6 Connecticut,2007(361attempts) Temple,2004(348attempts) WestVirginia,2007(265attempts) Syracuse,1998(259attempts) VirginiaTech,1997(214attempts) WestVirginia,1996(344attempts) VirginiaTech,1996(255attempts) Syracuse,1995(210attempts) WestVirginia,1993(239attempts)



TOTAL OFFENSEMOST PLAYS

GAME 100 Syracusevs.VirginiaTech(11/9/02) 98 Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh(10/24/97) 96 WestVirginiavs.BallState(9/3/94) 95 WestVirginiavs.Maryland(9/29/01) Syracusevs.Rutgers(10/9/97) Rutgersvs.Temple(11/18/95) Rutgersvs.Duke(9/14/91) 94 Rutgersvs.PennState(9/24/94) Miamivs.MemphisState(11/27/93) 93 Louisvillevs.Syracuse(9/22/07) Louisvillevs.WestVirginia(10/15/05) VirginiaTechvs.Virginia(11/21/92) BostonCollegevs.PennState(10/17/92) Pittsburghvs.Rutgers(9/17/92) Pittsburghvs.PennState(11/28/91) SEASON 993 WestVirginia,2002(5,440yards,13games) 991 USF,2007(5,383yards,13games) 954 BostonCollege,2003(5,255yards,13games) 941 Cincinnati,2007(5,641,13games) 931 VirginiaTech,2002(5,203yards,14games) 927 Cincinnati,2008(5,189yards,14games) 925 USF,2008(5,265yards,13games) 922 BostonCollege,1996(4,253yards,12games) 918 Pittsburgh,2002(4,656yards,13games) 917 Miami,2003(5,134yards,13games)

YARDS GAINEDGAME 729 Louisvillevs.MiddleTennesseeState(401pass,328rush,9/6/07) 711 Cincinnativs.Connecticut(480pass,231rush,11/7/09) 689 Miamivs.UCLA(318pass,371rush,12/5/98) 675 Syracusevs.Rutgers(425pass,250rush,10/10/92) VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh(175pass,500rush,9/11/93) 671 Louisvillevs.Temple(312rush,359pass,9/9/06) Rutgersvs.Louisville(447pass,224rush,12/4/08) 661 Cincinnativs.Rutgers(295rush,366pass,11/20/10) 655 Louisvillevs.MurrayState(394pass,261rush,8/30/07) 654 WestVirginiavs.Syracuse(208pass,446rush,10/30/93) SEASON 6,179 Louisville,2006(3,770pass,2,409rush,13games) 6,074 Miami,2002(3,695pass,2,379rush,13games) 5,998 WestVirginia,2006(2,059pass,3,939rush,13games) 5,931 WestVirginia,2007(2,067pass,3,864rush,13games) 5,856 Louisville,2007(4,103pass,1,753rush,12games) 5,841 Rutgers,2007(3,267pass,2,574rush,13games) 5,817 Cincinnati,2009(4,014pass,1,803rush,13games) 5,785 Louisville,2005(3,523pass,2,262rush,12games) 5,641 Cincinnati,2007(3,720pass,1,921rush,13games) 5,570 BostonCollege,1993(3,420pass,2,150rush,11games)

YARDS GAINED - TWO TEAMSGAME 1,359 Miami(689)vs.UCLA(670),12/5/98 1,290 VirginiaTech(641)vs.Maryland(649),9/25/93 1,284 Louisville(729)vs.MiddleTennesseeState(555),9/6/07 1,211 Rutgers(532)vs.ArizonaState(679),12/27/05 1,192 Syracuse(634)vs.EastCarolina(558),9/5/92 1,187 Pittsburgh(645)vs.Rutgers(542),10/25/97 1,173 Cincinnati(711)vs.Connecticut(462),11/7/09 1,164 Rutgers(606)vs.VirginiaTech(558),10/31/92 1,163 VirginiaTech(559)vs.Syracuse(604),11/9/02 1,151 Rutgers(490)vs.PennState(661),9/23/95 YARDS PER GAME 506.4 BostonCollege,1993(5,570yardsin11games) 488.0 Louisville,2007(5,856yardsin12games) 482.1 Louisville,2005(5,785in12games) 475.3 Louisville,2006(6,179in13games) 467.2 Miami,2002(6,074yardsin13games) 463.9 WestVirginia,1993(5,103yardsin11games) 461.4 WestVirginia,2006(5,998in13games) 460.8 Miami,2000(5,069yardsin11games) 459.5 WestVirginia,1998(5,055yardsin11games) 456.2 WestVirginia,2007(5,931yardsin13games)

YARDS PER PLAYGAME 11.37 Rutgersvs.Louisville,12/4/08(59for671) 11.06 Louisvillevs.OregonState,9/17/05(50for553) 10.81 Louisvillevs.Memphis,10/9/10(53for573) 10.23 Louisvillevs.MurrayState,8/30/07(64for655) 10.20 WestVirginiavs.Syracuse,10/14/06(45for457) SEASON 7.39 WestVirginia,2006(5,998on823) 7.13 Louisville,2006(6,179on867) 6.98 Cincinnati,2009(5,817on833) 6.85 Miami,2002(6,074on887) 6.82 Louisville,2005(5,785on848) MOST FIRST DOWNSGAME 37 Louisvillevs.Syracuse,9/22/07 Connecticutvs.Liberty,9/10/05 36 VirginiaTechvs.CentralFlorida,8/31/03 Syracusevs.Pittsburgh,10/8/94 Rutgersvs.Temple,10/2/93 SEASON 309 Louisville,2007(181pass,102rush,26pen.,12games) 296 Louisville,2006(150pass,125rush,21pen.,13games) 294 Rutgers,2007(146pass,126rush,22pen.,13games) 291 USF,2008(155pass,120rush,16pen.,13games) 287 BostonCollege,1993(153pass,122rush,12pen.,11games) 287 Louisville,2005(142pass,123rush,22pen.,12games) 283 Cincinnati,2007(157pass,102rush,24pen.,13games) 281 WestVirginia,2002(76pass,178rush,27pen.,13games) 281 Pittsburgh,1992(159pass,102rush,19pen.,12games) 279 WestVirginia,2007(87pass,174rush,18pen.,13games)

MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHINGGAME 24 Syracusevs.Pittsburgh,10/8/94 BostonCollegevs.Northwestern,9/12/92 23 Rutgersvs.Temple,10/2/93 VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh,9/11/93 22 RutgersatArmy,11/9/07 WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina,9/28/02

VirginiaTechvs.Marshall,9/12/02 Syracusevs.Rutgers,10/9/97 WestVirginiavs.Syracuse,10/30/93 SEASON 178 WestVirginia,2002 174 WestVirginia,2007 168 WestVirginia,2006 162 VirginiaTech,2000 149 VirginiaTech,2002 Syracuse,1992 144 Connecticut,2008 143 VirginiaTech,1993 140 WestVirginia,2004 139 Syracuse,1998

MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSINGGAME 29 Louisvillevs.Syracuse,9/22/07 25 Connecticutvs.Syracuse,10/30/04 23 VirginiaTechvs.CentralFlorida,8/31/03 Rutgersvs.PennState,9/23/95 22 USFvs.Cincinnati,11/3/07 Connecticutvs.Liberty,9/10/05SEASON 181 Louisville,2007 165 Connecticut,2004 164 Cincinnati,2009 159 Pittsburgh,1992 158 Rutgers,2008 157 Cincinnati,2007 155 USF,2008 Cincinnati,2008 154 Rutgers,2004 153 BostonCollege,1993 Miami,1992



PUNTINGMOST PUNTS

GAME 13 Rutgersvs.WestVirginia,10/4/97 12 Syracusevs.VirginiaTech,10/11/03 Templevs.Maryland,9/2/99 11 21Times:Mostrecent,ConnecticutatRutgers,10/8/10 SEASON 93 Rutgers,2002 92 Temple,1999 86 Rutgers,2001 Syracuse,2005 81 WestVirginia,1996 WestVirginia,2003 80 Syracuse,2007 79 Connecticut,2010 77 Syracuse,2001 Pittsburgh,2003 Connecticut,2005

YARDS PUNTINGGAME 552 Rutgersvs.WestVirginia,10/4/97(13punts) 541 WestVirginiavs.Nebraska,8/28/94(9punts) 502 Syracusevs.WestVirginia,11/10/01(11punts) 481 Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia,8/31/96(10punts) 481 Syracussevs.WestVirginia,9/4/05(11punts) 474 BostonCollegevs.Miami,11/25/00(11punts) 476 Syracusevs.BostonCollege,11/12/94(10punts) 475 WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh,10/15/94(11punts) 467 Templevs.Maryland,9/2/99(12punts) 466 Rutgersvs.Cincinnati,10/11/08(10punts) SEASON 3,707 Rutgers,2002(93punts) 3,565 Syracuse,2005(86punts) 3,531 Rutgers,2001(86punts) 3,399 Pittsburgh,2003(77punts) 3,356 Syracuse,2007(80punts) 3,282 Syracuse,2001(77punts) 3,260 Connecticut,2010(79punts) 3,259 Temple,1999(92punts) 3,229 WestVirginia,2003(81punts) 3,166 Pittsburgh,2002(76punts)

PUNTING AVERAGEGAME (Minimum 3 punts) 60.1 WestVirginiavs.Nebraska,8/28/94(9for541) 58.5 WestVirginiavs.Oklahoma,1/2/08(4for234) 54.7 Pittsburghvs.Toledo,9/20/03(3for164) 54.3 WestVirginiavs.Maryland,9/17/94(7for380) 53.2 ConnecticutatUSF,12/4/10(6for319) 52.8 Rutgersvs.Howard,9/23/06(5for264) 52.7 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,12/2/06(3for158) WestVirginiavs.Connecticut,11/24/07(3for158) 52.5 Syracusevs.BostonCollege,10/2/93(4for210) Templevs.BostonCollege,9/6/97(4for210) Pittsburghvs.Syracuse,10/5/02(4for210) SEASON (NET) 41.5 Cincinnati,2008(61for2,590) 40.8 BostonCollege,1994(58for2,369) 40.5 WestVirginia,2008(62for2,651) 39.9 Syracuse,1995(40for1,594) 39.8 Pittsburgh,2010(46for1,913) 39.6 Cincinnati,2007(59for2,557) 39.4 VirginiaTech,1997(54for2,127) 39.4 VirginiaTech,1998(53for2,087) 39.2 Syracuse,2006(72for3,021) 39.1 Pittsburgh,1999(63for2,463)

PUNT RETURNSMOST RETURNS

GAME 10 USFvs.Tennessee-Martin,8/30/08(226yards) VirginiaTechvs.Clemson,9/12/98(129yards) WestVirginiavs.EasternMichigan,9/4/93(117yards) 9 USFvs.FloridaA&M,9/10/05(209yards) Templevs.Connecticut,11/24/01(89yards) SEASON 50 Miami,2002(662yards) 48 VirginiaTech,1998(572yards) 47 Miami,2003(531yards) 46 USF,2008(437yards) Miami,2000(819yards)

YARDS RETURNEDGAME 226 USFvs.Tennessee-Martin,8/30/08(10returns) 209 USFvs.FloridaA&M,9/10/05(9returns) 199 Miamivs.BostonCollege,11/25/00(6returns) 168 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,10/4/97(6returns) 164 VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh,10/22/94(7returns) SEASON 819 Miami,2000(46returns) 711 VirginiaTech,2000(39returns) 662 Miami,2002(50returns) 622 Miami,1991(43returns) 589 VirginiaTech,1994(44returns)

YARDS PER RETURNGAME (Minimum 3 returns) 43.0 USFvs.FloridaInternational,9/9/06(3for129) 41.3 Miamivs.Pittsburgh,11/21/02(3for124) 41.3 VirginiaTechvs.EastCarolina,9/7/00(3for124) 38.7 Connecticutvs.Cincinnati,11/7/09(3for116) 38.0 Miamivs.PennState,10/12/91(4for152) SEASON 18.2 VirginiaTech,2000(39for711) 17.8 Miami,2000(46for819) 17.0 Syracuse,1995(23for390) 15.6 Syracuse,1997(34for531) 15.6 WestVirginia,2005(23for358)

PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNSGAME 2 Syracusevs.Pittsburgh,10/12/96 VirginiaTechvs.EastCarolina,9/7/00 VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse,10/11/03 BostonCollegevs.WestVirginia,11/13/04 1 105Times (LastBy:RutgersatUSF,11/3/10) SEASON 5 Miami,2000 4 Syracuse,1996 Syracuse,1997 VirginiaTech,2000 VirginiaTech,2003 3 Miami,1991 Miami,1995 VirginiaTech,1998 Miami,2001 VirginiaTech,2002 Syracuse,2003 BostonCollege,2004 Rutgers,2010



KICKOFF RETURNSMOST RETURNS

GAME 11 Miamivs.Syracuse,11/28/98(273yards) RutgersatCincinnati,11/20/10(226yards) 10 Templevs.BostonCollege,9/25/93(130yards) Rutgersvs.WestVirginia,11/4/95(180yards) Pittsburghvs.Syracuse,10/12/96(203yards) Rutgersvs.NotreDame,11/23/96(166yards) Rutgersvs.WestVirginia,11/3/01(185yards) Rutgersvs.Louisville,11/11/05(242yards) ConnecticutatWestVirginia,11/24/07(138yards) SEASON 76 Temple,1993 74 Rutgers,1997 73 Syracuse,2008 69 Syracuse,2007 66 Pittsburgh,1996

YARDS RETURNEDGAME 278 Cincinnativs.Pittsburgh,12/5/09(8returns) 273 Miamivs.Syracuse,11/28/98(11returns) 270 Connecticutvs.Oklahoma,1/1/11(9returns) 265 Cincinnativs.Oklahoma,9/6/08(7returns) 242 Rutgersvs.Louisville,11/11/05(10returns) SEASON 1,709 Syracuse,2007(69returns) 1,608 Syracuse,2008(73returns) 1,588 Pittsburgh,1996(66returns) 1,540 Cincinnati,2009(54returns) 1,487 Connecticut,2010(55returns)

YARDS PER RETURN (Minimum 3 returns)GAME 51.3 Miamivs.Temple,11/2/96(4for205) 50.7 Syracusevs.Florida,9/21/91(3for152) 50.0 Connecticutvs.Akron,9/29/07(3for150) 48.6 Miamivs.Syracuse,11/30/96(3for146) 47.0 ConnecticutatRutgers,10/8/10(3for141) SEASON 28.9 Miami,1996(23for665) 28.5 Cincinnati,2009(54for1,540) 27.0 Connecticut,2010(55for1,487) 26.5 Syracuse,1997(31for823) 26.3 BostonCollege,2004(38for998)

KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNSGAME 1 71Times (LastBy:Connecticutvs.Oklahoma,1/1/11) SEASON 3 Cincinnati,2009 Connecticut,2009 Rutgers,2009 Connecticut,2010 2 Syracuse,1991 Temple,1992 Syracuse,1997 WestVirginia,1997 Syracuse,1998 WestVirginia,2000 Rutgers,2002 Pittsburgh,2005 Connecticut,2007 Cincinnati,2008 USF,2010

SCORINGMOST POINTS

GAME 80 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(7),11/3/01 77 VirginiaTechvs.Akron(27),10/14/95 73 Louisvillevs.MurrayState(10),8/30/07 70 Syracusevs.Rutgers(14),9/19/98 Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState,9/12/09 69 Louisvillevs.NorthCarolina(14),10/8/05 Cincinnativs.Rutgers(38),11/20/10 68 Rutgersvs.Colgate(6),9/4/93 66 BostonCollegevs.Temple(14),9/25/93 Pittsburghvs.EasternMichigan(30),9/9/95 Miamivs.EastTennesseeState(17),9/5/98 Syracusevs.Miami(13),11/28/98 WestVirginiavs.Connecticut(21),11/24/07 HALF 59 (1st)WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/3/01(FinalScore,80-7) 56 (1st)VirginiaTechvs.ArkansasState,8/25/02(63-7) 49 (1st)Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState,9/12/09(70-3) (1st)Rutgersvs.Louisville,12/4/08(63-14) (1st)Louisvillevs.MurrayState,8/30/07(73-10) (1st)VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers,10/9/99(58-20) (1st)Miamivs.Rutgers,10/14/95(56-21) 47 (1st)VirginiaTechvs.Akron,10/14/95(77-27) 45 (1st)Rutgersvs.NorfolkState9/15/07(59-0) 42 (2nd)WestVirginiavs.Connecticut,11/24/07(66-20) (1st)Louisvillevs.Temple,9/9/06(62-0) (1st)WestVirginiavs.EastCarolina,9/4/04(56-23) (1st)Miamivs.FloridaA&M,8/31/02(63-17) (1st)Syracusevs.RhodeIsland,9/14/02(63-17) (1st)Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,11/10/01(42-0) (2nd)Syracusevs.Rutgers,11/25/00(49-21) (1st)Syracusevs.BrighamYoung,9/30/00(42-14) (1st)Syracusevs.Rutgers,9/19/98(70-14) (1st)Pittsburghvs.Kent,9/5/92(51-10) (1st)Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,10/18/03(42-32) QUARTER 42 (2nd)Rutgersvs.NorfolkState,9/15/07(FinalScore,59-0) 35 (2nd)Rutgersvs.Louisville,12/4/08(63-14) (1st)VirginiaTechvs.ArkansasState,8/25/02(63-7) (2nd)VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers,10/9/99(58-20) (2nd)Miamivs.Rutgers,10/14/95(56-21) (3rd)Miamivs.SanDiegoState,11/28/92(63-17) 31 (2nd)WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/3/01(80-7) (2nd)Pittsburghvs.EasternMichigan,9/9/95(66-30) (2nd)VirginiaTechvs.Louisville,10/26/91(41-13) SEASON 527 Miami,2002 521 Louisville,2005 515 WestVirginia,2007 505 WestVirginia,2006 502 Cincinnati,2009 491 Louisville,2006 475 Miami,2001 472 Cincinnati,2007 469 Miami,2000 468 Syracuse,1998

POINTS PER GAME 43.4 Louisville,2005(521in12games) 43.2 Miami,2001(475in11games) 42.6 Miami,2000(469in11games) 42.5 Syracuse,1998(468in11games) 41.4 VirginiaTech,1999(455in11games) 40.5 Miami,2002(527in13games) 40.3 VirginiaTech,2000(443in11games) 39.6 WestVirginia,2007(515in13games) 38.8 WestVirginia,2006(505in13games) 38.6 Cincinnati,2009(502in13games)



MOST POINTS - TWO TEAMS 107 Cincinnati(69)vs.Rutgers(38),11/20/10 105 Pittsburgh(53)vs.Temple(52),10/5/96 104 Pittsburgh(55)vs.Rutgers(48),10/25/97 101 Miami(56)vs.VirginiaTech(45),12/7/02 California(52)vs.VirginiaTech(49),12/26/03 100 Louisville(58)vs.MiddleTennesseeState(42),9/15/07 99 Rutgers(50)vs.VirginiaTech(49),10/31/92 96 Pittsburgh(66)vs.EasternMichigan(30),9/9/95 96 Syracuse(49)vs.NorthCarolina47(2ot),9/6/03 94 Miami(49)vs.UCLA(45),12/5/98

FEWEST POINTS - TWO TEAMS 3 OregonState(3)vs.Pittsburgh(0),12/31/08 6 Maryland(6)vs.Temple(0),9/2/99 7 NCState(7)vs.VirginiaTech(0),9/7/91 10 Cincinnati(7)vs.WesternCarolina(3),9/17/05 12 Pittsburgh(12)vs.PennState(0),9/16/00 13 Rutgers(7)vs.Richmond(6),9/5/98 WestVirginia(13)vs.Maryland(0),9/28/96 WestVirginia(13)vs.Syracuse(0),11/24/94 14 NCState(14)vs.USF(0),12/31/05 VirginiaTech(14)vs.Navy(0),10/7/95 BostonCollege(7)vs.Rutgers(7),10/22/94 BostonCollege(14)vs.MichiganState(0),9/26/92

TOTAL POINTS - TIE GAME 58 WestVirginia(29)vs.Miami(Ohio)(29),9/5/92 48 WestVirginia(24)vs.BostonCollege(24),10/3/92 42 Syracuse(21)vs.Texas(21),9/18/93

MOST POINTS SCORED - BIG EAST GAME(By Each Team) 69 Cincinnativs.Rutgers(38),11/20/10 46 Connecticutvs.Pittsburgh(44)2ot,11/11/06 56 Louisvillevs.Rutgers(5),11/11/05 55 Pittsburghvs.Temple(24),10/2/99 PittsburghatRutgers(48),10/25/97 62 Rutgersvs.Temple(0),10/2/93 70 Syracusevs.Rutgers(14),9/19/98 55 USFvs.Louisville(17),11/17/07 80 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers(7),11/3/01

MOST POINTS ALLOWED - BIG EAST GAME(By Each Team) 46 Cincinnati(22)vs.Louisville,10/22/05 66 Connecticut(21)vs.WestVirginia,11/24/07 63 Louisville(14)vs.Rutgers,12/4/08 63 Pittsburgh(21)vs.VirginiaTech,9/11/93 80 Rutgers(7)atWestVirginia,11/3/01 62 Syracuse(0)atVirginiaTech,9/16/99 49 USF(16)vs.Rutgers,11/15/08 48 WestVirginia(20)vs.VirginiaTech,10/12/00

MOST TOUCHDOWNSGAME 11 VirginiaTechvs.Akron,10/14/95(8rush,2pass,1blk.puntrec.) WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/3/01(7rush,2pass,1fum.rec.,1int.ret.) 10 Rutgersvs.Colgate,9/4/93(3rush,5pass,1int.,1fum.ret.) Syracusevs.Rutgers,9/19/98(8rush,2pass) Louisvillevs.MurrayState,8/30/07(5rush,4pass,1puntret.) Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState,9/12/09(3rush,5pass,1PR,1KOR) Cincinnativs.Rutgers,11/20/10(6rush,4pass) 9 20Times (LastBy:Rutgersvs.Louisville,12/4/08(7pass,2rush)) SEASON 70 Miami,2002(13games) 69 Louisville,2005(12games) 68 WestVirginia,2007(13games) 66 Cincinnati,2009(13games) 65 WestVirginia,2006(13games) 63 Cincinnati,2007(13games) Miami,2000(11games) 62 Syracuse,1998(11games) 61 Louisville,2006(13games) VirginiaTech,2003(13games) VirginiaTech,2000(11games)

FIELD GOALS MADEGAME 5 Pittsburghvs.NotreDame,11/1/08(5att.) Miamivs.WestVirginia,10/2/03(5att.) Templevs.Pittsburgh,11/9/02(5att.) 4 30Times (LastBy:ConnecticutatUSF,12/4/10) SEASON 25 Connecticut,2010 24 BostonCollege,2002 23 Pittsburgh,2009 Rutgers,2007 22 Connecticut,2008 Connecticut,2007 Rutgers,2006 Miami,2003 VirginiaTech,1998

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGAME 7 Rutgersvs.Illinois,9/3/05 Rutgersvs.MichiganState,9/4/04 6 USFatAuburn,9/8/07 VirginiaTechvs.Miami,9/23/95 5 32Times (LastBy:ConnecticutatTemple,9/18/10) SEASON 33 BostonCollege,2002 32 VirginiaTech,1998 31 Rutgers,2007 Connecticut,2010 30 Pittsburgh,2009 Connecticut,2008

PAT KICKS MADEGAME 11 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/3/01 10 Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState,9/12/09 Syracusevs.Rutgers,9/19/98 Louisvillevs.MurrayState,8/30/07 SEASON 66 WestVirginia,2007 Miami,2002 63 Cincinnati,2009 Louisville,2005 62 WestVirginia,2006

PAT KICKS ATTEMPTEDGAME 11 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/3/01 10 VirginiaTechvs.Akron,10/14/95 Syracusevs.Rutgers,9/19/98 Louisvillevs.MurrayState8/30/07 Cincinnativs.SoutheastMissouriState,9/12/09 Cincinnativs.Rutgers,11/20/10 SEASON 70 Miami,2002 67 WestVirginia,2007 65 Cincinnati,2009 Louisville,2005 62 WestVirginia,2006



RUSHING DEFENSEFEWEST RUSHES ALLOWED

GAME 12 Louisvillevs.KansasState(30yards) 14 Templevs.Howard,9/28/91(5yards) Syracusevs.EastCarolina,9/5/92(37yards) SEASON 339 Syracuse,1992 364 WestVirginia,1996 370 Louisville,2008 371 VirginiaTech,2001 374 VirginiaTech,2000 380 Cincinnati,2006 385 VirginiaTech,1996 388 VirginiaTech,1999 392 Miami,2000 WestVirginia,1993 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWEDGAME -36 Pittsburghvs.Temple,10/27/01 -28 VirginiaTechvs.ArkansasState,9/27/97 -27 BostonCollegevs.Louisville,10/12/91 -25 Rutgersvs.TexasSouthern,10/10/09 -23 Rutgersvs.Cincinnati,11/26/05 -17 Miamivs.FloridaA&M,9/4/99 Syracusevs.Florida,9/21/91 -15 CincinnatiatSyracuse,11/24/07 VirginiaTechvs.Temple,10/7/00 -14 Miamivs.VirginiaTech,10/29/94 SEASON 677 WestVirginia,1996 788 VirginiaTech,2001 835 VirginiaTech,1999 851 VirginiaTech,1995 1,007 Syracuse,1992 1,065 Miami,1994 1,092 VirginiaTech,2000 1,097 Pittsburgh,2000 1,118 Syracuse,1996 Miami,1992

FEWEST YARDS PER GAME 61.6 WestVirginia,1996(677in11games) 71.6 VirginiaTech,2001(788in11games) 75.9 VirginiaTech,1999(835in11games) 77.4 VirginiaTech,1995(851in11games) 86.5 WestVirginia,2010(1,124in13games) 91.5 Syracuse,1992(1,007in11games) 93.3 WestVirginia,2006(1,213in13games) 95.2 USF,2008(1,238in13games) 96.8 Miami,1994(1,065in11games) 99.3 VirginiaTech,2000(1,092in11games)

FEWEST YARDS PER RUSHGAME -1.20 Pittsburghvs.Temple,10/27/01(-36on30) -0.97 VirginiaTechvs.ArkansasState,9/27/97(-28on29) -0.96 Rutgersvs.TexasSouthern,10/10/09(-25on24) -0.93 BostonCollegevs.Louisville,10/12/91(-27on29) -0.82 Rutgersvs.Cincinnati,11/26/05(-23on28) -0.81 Syracusevs.Florida,9/21/91(-17on21) -0.62 Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,9/23/00(-13on21) -0.58 Miamivs.FloridaA&M,9/4/99(-17on29) -0.54 VirginiaTechvs.Temple,10/7/00(-15on28) -0.54 Miamivs.VirginiaTech,10/29/94(-14on26)

SEASON 1.86 WestVirginia,1996(677on364) 1.98 VirginiaTech,1995(851on429) 2.12 VirginiaTech,2001(788on371) 2.15 VirginiaTech,1999(835on388) 2.60 Miami,1994(1,065on409) 2.63 Pittsburgh,2000(1,097on417) 2.68 VirginiaTech,1998(1,124on420) 2.74 WestVirginia,2010(1,124on410) 2.75 Miami,1992(1,118on406) 2.81 Syracuse,1996(1,118on398)

PASSING DEFENSEFEWEST PASSES ALLOWED

GAME 3 Rutgersvs.Army,10/12/96(2comp.) 4 Rutgersvs.Army,11/22/08(2comp.) BostonCollegevs.Army,10/21/95(2comp.) 5 BostonCollegevs.Army,10/23/93(3comp.) 6 Syracusevs.Oklahoma,9/6/97(3comp.) Miamivs.TheCitadel,9/7/96(3comp.) Rutgersvs.Army,10/8/94(1comp.) Rutgersvs.Army,10/5/91(1comp.) 7 BostonCollegevs.VirginiaTech,10/10/02(4comp.) BostonCollegevs.Army,11/23/97(2comp.) SEASON 232 Temple,1991 251 WestVirginia,2001 253 BostonCollege,1997 253 Rutgers,1997 255 Temple,1997 255 Temple,1993 265 Rutgers,1991 266 Rutgers,1994 268 Miami,1996 279 Connecticut,2006 279 WestVirginia,1991

FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWEDGAME 1 Rutgersvs.Army,10/8/94(6att.) Rutgersvs.Army,10/5/91(6att.) 2 Rutgersvs.Army,10/23/09(9att.) Rutgersvs.Army,11/22/08(4att.) Miamivs.VirginiaTech,11/1/03(8att.) BostonCollegevs.Army,11/23/97(7att.) Rutgersvs.Army,10/12/96(3att.) BostonCollegevs.Army,10/21/95(4att.) 3 Syracusevs.Temple,11/21/98(16att.) Rutgersvs.Navy,11/7/98(8att.) WestVirginiavs.Temple,10/10/98(16att.) Rutgersvs.Army,10/17/97(8att.) Syracusevs.Oklahoma,9/6/97(6att.) Miamivs.TheCitadel,9/7/96(6att.) BostonCollegevs.Army,10/23/93(5att.) Rutgersvs.Army,10/17/92(8att.) BostonCollegevs.Army,10/26/91(9att.) SEASON 121 Temple,1991 122 WestVirginia,2001 126 Miami,1996 129 Miami,2001 131 Rutgers,1991 132 Connecticut,2005 134 VirginiaTech,1998 138 Miami,1993 138 BostonCollege,2000 139 Syracuse,1998

LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGEGAME 16.6 Rutgersvs.Army,10/8/94(1of6) Rutgersvs.Army,10/5/91(1of6) 18.8 Syracusevs.Temple,11/21/98(3of16) WestVirginiavs.Temple,10/10/98(3of16) 19.4 Pittsburghvs.Connecticut,12/6/08(6of31) SEASON 44.5 Miami,2001(129of290) 45.1 WestVirginia,1996(157of348) 45.4 Syracuse,2000(148of326) 45.5 VirginiaTech,2001(161of354) 45.9 Syracuse,1998(139of303) 46.2 Miami,2002(163of353) 46.2 VirginiaTech,1998(134of290) 46.6 Connecticut,2005(132of283) 46.7 VirginiaTech,1995(165of353) 47.0 Miami,1996(126of268)



FEWEST YARDS ALLOWEDGAME 2 Rutgersvs.Army,10/8/94 8 Templevs.Army,9/24/94 16 Rutgersvs.Army,10/23/09 19 BostonCollegevs.Northwestern,9/12/92 21 Miamivs.Temple,10/18/03 21 BostonCollegevs.Army,10/23/93 25 Rutgersvs.Army,10/17/97 25 Miamivs.TheCitadel,9/7/96 27 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,11/3/01 28 Rutgersvs.Navy,11/7/98 SEASON 1,365 Miami,1994 1,504 WestVirginia,2001 1,517 Miami,1993 1,520 Miami,2001 1,556 Miami,2002 1,591 Miami,1996 1,631 Miami,1995 1,681 Pittsburgh,2005 1,682 BostonCollege,1992 1,715 WestVirginia,1996

FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWEDSEASON 5 Miami,2001 Miami,1994 6 Miami,1993 7 WestVirginia,2001

Miami,1991 8 Rutgers,2006 Miami2002 Pittsburgh,2002 VirginiaTech,2001 Miami,1999 Syracuse,1997

INTERCEPTIONSGAME 6 Cincinnativs.OregonState,9/6/07(110yards) Miamivs.Washington,11/24/01(78yards) VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers,11/21/98(169yards) VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers,10/31/92(31yards) 5 USFvs.Syracuse,10/3/09(69yards) Pittsburghvs.Connecticut,12/6/08(116yards) BostonCollegevs.ColoradoState,12/31/03(82yards) Pittsburghvs.Ohio,8/31/02(57yards) Syracusevs.Tulane,10/2/99(120yards) Rutgersvs.Villanova,8/31/96(128yards) Miamivs.MemphisState,11/27/93(79yards) Syracusevs.Temple,10/24/92(36yards) SEASON 27 Miami,2001 26 Cincinnati,2007 24 VirginiaTech,2002 Syracuse,1992 23 Connecticut,2007 USF,2007 VirginiaTech,2000 Miami,2000 VirginiaTech,1998 22 USF,2007 21 WestVirginia,2003

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDSGAME 175 WestVirginiavs.LouisianaTech,10/29/94(4int.) 173 Connecticutvs.Army,10/1/05(4int.) 169 VirginiaTechvs.Rutgers,11/21/98(6int.) 163 Miamivs.Rutgers,11/15/97(3int.) 152 VirginiaTechvs.Miami,12/7/02(2int.) 149 Connecticutvs.Cincinnati,11/27/10(4int.) 147 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,10/4/97(2int.) 128 VirginiaTechvs.Miami,11/1/03(3int.) 128 Rutgersvs.Villanova,8/31/96(5int.) 120 Syracusevs.Tulane,10/2/99(5int.) SEASON 539 Miami,2001(27int.) 486 Connecticut,2010(20int.) 475 VirginiaTech,1998(23int.) 422 Cincinnati,2007(26int.) 415 Miami,2000(23int.) 409 VirginiaTech,2002(24int.) 406 USF,2007(22int.) 404 VirginiaTech,2003(15int.) 382 Connecticut,2007(23int.) 374 WestVirginia(19int.)

INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNSSEASON 6 Miami,2000 5 WestVirginia,2000 Miami,2001 Connecticut,2007 USF,2007 Connecticut,2010 4 Miami,1992 VirginiaTech,1995 VirginiaTech,1998 Miami,2003 VirginiaTech,2003 Pittsburgh,2004 Pittsburgh,2006 Cincinnati,2007 Connecticut,2008 Rutgers,2009



TOTAL DEFENSEFEWEST PLAYS

GAME 38 Syracusevs.VirginiaTech,11/14/98 41 BostonCollegevs.Northwestern,9/12/92 43 Templevs.Navy,9/2/00 44 Connecticutvs.Liberty,9/10/05 46 USFvs.FloridaA&M,9/10/05 USFvs.Pittsburgh,11/4/06 Rutgersvs.Duke,9/14/91 47 Syracusevs.WestVirginia,10/17/92 Syracusevs.Pittsburgh,10/8/94 BostonCollegevs.Rutgers,10/22/94 48 Syracusevs.Texas,9/18/93 Miamivs.TheCitadel,9/7/96 Connecticutvs.Buffalo,9/1/05 Rutgersvs.NorfolkState,9/2/10 SEASON 683 BostonCollege,1992 691 VirginiaTech,1997 697 BostonCollege,1994 702 Miami,1994 704 Syracuse,1992 705 Miami,1996 705 VirginiaTech,1995 710 VirginiaTech,1998 711 Syracuse,1998 712 WestVirginia,1996 712 Temple,1991

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWEDGAME 54 Miamivs.GeorgiaSouthern,9/3/94 62 WestVirginiavs.Maryland,9/28/96 63 VirginiaTechvs.UAB,9/11/99 64 Miamivs.Rutgers,11/20/99 65 VirginiaTechvs.UAB,11/1/97 68 Miamivs.FloridaA&M,9/4/99 75 BostonCollegevs.Northwestern,9/12/92 80 Syracusevs.Rutgers,10/9/97 85 USFvs.FloridaA&M,9/10/05 86 Miamivs.LongBeachState,10/19/91 SEASON 2,392 WestVirginia,1996 2,430 Miami,1994 2,617 VirginiaTech,2001 2,720 VirginiaTech,1999 2,814 Miami,1993 2,875 Syracuse,1996 2,927 BostonCollege,1994 2,979 Miami,1992 2,980 Miami,2001 3,046 Miami,1996

FEWEST YARDS PER GAME 217.5 WestVirginia,1996(2,392in11games) 220.9 Miami,1994(2,430in11games) 237.9 VirginiaTech,2001(2,617in11games) 247.3 VirginiaTech,1999(2,720in11games) 252.2 Rutgers,2006(3,279in13games) 255.8 Miami,1993(2,814in11games) 257.5 Miami,2003(3,348in13games) 261.4 Syracuse,1996(2,875in11games) 261.1 WestVirginia,2010(3,394in13games) 266.1 BostonCollege,1994(2,927in11games)

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWEDGAME 4 USFvs.FloridaA&M,9/10/05 5 Connecticutvs.RhodeIsland,9/26/09

Connecticutvs.Buffalo,11/20/04 Miamivs.Rutgers,11/20/99 Syracusevs.Rutgers,10/9/97 WestVirginiavs.Maryland,9/28/96 Miamivs.GeorgiaSouthern,9/3/94 BostonCollegevs.Northwestern,9/12/92 6 USFvs.Tennessee-Martin,8/30/08 RutgersatArmy,11/9/07 Rutgersvs.KansasState,12/28/06 Connecticutvs.Buffalo,9/1/05 Syracusevs.Buffalo,9/10/05 Miamivs.Temple,10/18/03 VirginiaTechvs.Syracuse,10/11/03 WestVirginiavs.Rutgers,10/12/02 Miamivs.FloridaA&M,9/4/99 Syracusevs.VirginiaTech,11/14/98 SEASON 146 WestVirginia,1996(82pass,45rush,19pen.) 153 Miami,1994(78pass,66rush,19pen.) 156 VirginiaTech,2001(81pass,53rush,22pen.) 158 VirginiaTech,1999(77pass,69rush,12pen.) 164 VirginiaTech,1998(76pass,70rush,18pen.) Syracuse,1996(84pass,67rush,13pen.) Miami,1993(75pass,71rush,18pen.) 166 Rutgers,2006(79pass,75rush,12pen.) 168 Miami,1996(79pass,72rush,17pen.) 169 Syracuse,2000(84pass,69rush,16pen.) 172 Connecticut,2005(71pass,89rush,12pen.) VirginiaTech,1997(90pass,71rush,11pen.)

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING ALLOWEDGAME 0 Syracusevs.Akron,10/24/09 Connecticutvs.Buffalo,1/3/09 Pittsburghvs.Rutgers,9/21/02 WestVirginiavs.WesternMichigan,9/7/96 Miamivs.VirginiaTech,10/29/94 Rutgersvs.Pittsburgh,9/30/05 Rutgersvs.NorfolkState,9/2/10 1 31Times(LastBy:Cincinnativs.Rutgers,11/20/10) SEASON 45 WestVirginia,1996 53 VirginiaTech,2001 54 Syracuse,1992 64 VirginiaTech,1995 65 WestVirginia,2010

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS PASSING ALLOWEDGAME 0 Rutgersvs.Army,11/22/08 Rutgersvs.Syracuse,11/8/08 Miamivs.Temple,10/18/03 Templevs.Army,9/24/94 BostonCollegevs.Northwestern,9/12/92 1 25Times (LastBy:Rutgersvs.Army,10/23/09) SEASON 67 Pittsburgh,2005 70 Miami,2003 70 WestVirginia,2001 71 Connecticut,2005 74 Miami,2001



FEWEST POINTS ALLOWEDSEASON 100 Miami,1991 103 Miami,2001 116 VirginiaTech,1999 119 Miami,1994 126 Miami,1992 136 WestVirginia,1996 138 Miami,1993 142 VirginiaTech,1998 147 VirginiaTech,2001 155 VirginiaTech,1995

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED PER GAMESEASON 9.1 Miami,1991(100in11games) 9.4 Miami,2001(103in11games) 10.6 VirginiaTech,1999(116in11games) 10.8 Miami,1994(119in11games) 11.5 Miami,1992(126in11games) 12.4 WestVirginia,1996(136in11games) 12.6 Miami,1993(138in11games) 12.9 VirginiaTech,1998(142in11games) 13.4 VirginiaTech,2001(147in11games) 13.5 WestVirginia,2010(176in13games)

MOST SHUTOUTSSEASON 4 Virginia Tech, 2001 3 Miami,2001 VirginiaTech,1998 BostonCollege,1992

MOST SHUTOUTS - CONFERENCE GAMESSEASON 3 VirginiaTech,2001 Miami,2001 2 Miami,1992

SACKSGAME 12 West Virginia vs. Idaho, 10/7/00 (64 yards) 11 CincinnatiatSyracuse,11/24/07(89yards) 10 CincinnatiatMiami(Ohio),10/3/09(63yards) WestVirginiavs.BostonCollege,10/5/96(86yards) 9 Syracusevs.Rutgers,10/26/91 Miamivs.Syracuse,11/21/92(57yards) Miamivs.Pittsburgh,11/6/93(56yards) WestVirginiavs.Pittsburgh,8/31/96(61yards) VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh,9/26/98(64yards) VirginiaTechvs.Pittsburgh,10/30/99(60yards) Miamivs.Rutgers,11/20/99(59yards) Syracusevs.VirginiaTech,10/21/00(65yards) Pittsburghvs.Temple,10/27/01(63yards) Miamivs.Pittsburgh,11/29/03(54yards) Rutgersvs.Cincinnati,11/26/05(76yards) LouisvilleatRutgers,11/26/10(55yards) SEASON 58 VirginiaTech,1999(449yards) 52 WestVirginia,1996(352yards) 47 BostonCollege,1994(333yards) Miami,2002(292yards) Rutgers,2005(343yards) Pittsburgh,2009(336yards) 45 VirginiaTech,1998(328yards) WestVirginia,2010(260yards) 44 VirginiaTech,1995(338yards) Louisville,2005(343yards) Louisville,2006(280yards)

BLOCKED KICKSSEASON 12 VirginiaTech,1998 10 Pittsburgh,2008 9 Rutgers,2010 8 VirginiaTech,1995 VirginiaTech,2000

PENALTIESMOST PENALTIES

GAME 18 Miamivs.BostonCollege,11/23/91 Miamivs.VirginiaTech,10/24/92 Rutgersvs.Navy,10/20/01 USFvs.Cincinnati,11/19/05

MOST PENALTY YARDSGAME 163 Rutgersvs.PennState,10/19/91

OPPONENT PENALTIESGAME 18 BostonCollegevs.Miami,11/23/91 VirginiaTechvs.Miami,10/24/92 Cincinnativs.USF,11/19/05

OPPONENT PENALTY YARDSGAME 174 WestVirginiavs.FloridaState,1/1/05

PENALTIES - TWO TEAMSGAME 32 Temple(13)vs.Toledo(19),9/8/01 31 Rutgers (16) vs. Penn State (15), 10/19/91 Miami(17)vs.Houston(14),9/12/91 29 Miami(13)vs.Florida(16),9/6/03 28 Miami(17)vs.WestVirginia(11),10/22/94 WestVirginia(11)vs.FloridaState(17),1/1/05

PENALTY YARDS - TWO TEAMSGAME 314 Rutgers(163)vs.PennState(151),10/19/91 Miami (158) vs. Houston (156), 9/12/91



INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

RUSHINGYear Player,School GP Att. Yards TD YPG1991 DavidWalker,Syracuse,Jr. 11 169 969 7 88.1(35)1992 ChuckieDukes,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 238 1387 10 126.1(4)1993 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,Fr. 11 195 1292 13 114.6(10)1994 BillyWest,Pittsburgh,So. 11 252 1358 6 123.5(9)1995 DanyellFerguson,Miami,Jr. 11 212 1069 12 97.2(36)1996 OmariWalker,BostonCollege,Jr. 12 261 1199 13 99.9(33)1997 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,So. 10 264 1505 16 150.5(3)1998 MikeCloud,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 308 1726 14 156.9(3)1999 AvonCobourne,WestVirginia,Fr. 10 224 1139 10 113.9(16)2000 LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,So. 11 222 1207 27 109.7(18)2001 WilliamGreen,BostonCollege,Jr. 10 265 1559 15 155.9(2)2002 WillisMcGahee,Miami,So. 13 282 1753 28 134.8(4)2003 DerrickKnight,BostonCollege,Sr. 13 321 1721 11 132.4(4)2004 CornellBrockington,Connecticut,So.12 238 1218 11 101.5(22)2005 AndreHall,USF,Sr. 12 270 1,374 13 114.5(12)2006 RayRice,Rutgers,So. 13 335 1,794 20 138.0(3)2007 RayRice,Rutgers,Jr. 13 380 2,012 24 154.8(15)2008 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,Jr. 13 367 2,083 18 160.2(1)2009 DionLewis,Pittsburgh,Fr. 13 325 1,799 17 138.4(3)2010 JordanTodman,Connecticut,Jr. 12 334 1,695 14 141.2(2)

PASSING EFFICIENCYYear Player,School GP Att. Cmp. Pct. Int. Yards TD Rating1991 GinoTorretta,Miami,Jr. 11 371 205 55.3 8 3095 20 138.80(18)1992 MarvinGraves,Syracuse,Jr. 11 242 146 60.3 12 2296 14 149.20(2)1993 MauriceDeShazo,VirginiaTech,Jr. 11 230 129 56.1 7 2080 22 157.53(5)1994 KevinMason,Syracuse,Sr. 11 187 105 56.1 7 1627 10 139.40(19)1995 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,Fr. 11 207 128 61.8 6 1991 16 162.34(3)1996 RyanClement,Miami,Jr. 10 246 148 60.2 6 1983 18 147.14(9)1997 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,Jr. 12 265 145 54.7 6 2488 20 154.0(7)1998 DonovanMcNabb,Syracuse,Sr. 11 251 157 62.5 5 2134 22 158.9(7)1999 MichaelVick,VirginiaTech,Fr. 10 152 90 59.2 5 1840 12 180.4(1)2000 KenDorsey,Miami,So. 11 322 188 58.4 5 2737 25 152.3(5)2001 KenDorsey,Miami,Jr. 11 318 184 57.9 9 2652 23 146.1(19)2002 KenDorsey,Miami,Sr. 13 393 222 56.5 12 3369 28 145.9(8)2003 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,Sr. 13 413 247 59.8 14 3679 37 157.4(8)2004 RasheedMarshall,WestVirginia,Sr. 12 242 144 59.5 9 1886 19 143.4(17)2005 BrianBrohm,Louisville,So. 10 301 207 68.8 5 2,883 19 166.7(2)2006 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,Sr. 12 322 220 68.3 9 2,871 25 163.2(4)2007 BrianBrohm,Louisville,Sr. 12 473 308 65.1 12 4,024 30 152.43(8)2008 MikeTeel,Rutgers,Sr. 13 396 243 61.3 13 3,418 25 148.13(18)2009 BillStull,Pittsburgh,Sr. 13 321 209 65.1 8 2,633 21 150.61(10)2010 GenoSmith,WestVirginia,So. 13 372 241 64.8 7 2,763 24 144.70(27)

PASSING YARDS PER GAMEYear Player,School GP Att. Cmp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Avg./G1991 GinoTorretta,Miami,Jr. 11 371 205 8 55.3 3095 20 281.41992 GinoTorretta,Miami,Sr. 11 402 228 7 56.7 3060 19 278.21993 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 363 222 10 61.2 3397 25 308.81994 HenryBurris,Temple,So. 11 410 215 12 52.4 2706 21 246.01995 RayLucas,Rutgers,Sr. 11 347 188 11 54.2 2180 16 198.21996 RyanClement,Miami,Jr. 10 246 148 6 60.2 1983 18 198.31997 PeteGonzalez,Pittsburgh,Sr. 11 345 198 7 57.4 2657 30 241.51998 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,Jr. 11 369 240 8 65.0 3178 27 288.91999 KennyKelly,Miami,So. 9 259 141 14 54.4 1913 15 212.62000 KenDorsey,Miami,So. 11 322 188 5 58.4 2737 25 248.82001 KenDorsey,Miami,Jr. 11 318 184 9 57.9 2652 23 241.12002 KenDorsey,Miami,Sr. 13 393 222 12 56.5 3369 28 259.22003 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,Sr. 13 413 247 14 59.8 3679 37 283.02004 RyanHart,Rutgers,Jr. 11 453 295 19 65.1 3154 17 286.72005 BrianBrohm,Louisville,So. 10 301 207 5 68.8 2,883 19 288.3(11)2006 BrianBrohm,Louisville,Jr. 11 313 199 5 63.6 3,049 16 277.2(8)2007 BrianBrohm,Louisville,Sr. 12 473 308 12 65.1 4,024 30 335.3(10)2008 MikeTeel,Rutgers,Sr. 13 396 243 13 61.3 3,418 25 262.9(37)2009 TonyPike,Cincinnati,Sr. 10 338 211 6 62.4 2,520 29 252.0(23)2010 ZachCollaros,Cincinnati,Jr. 11 383 225 14 58.7 2,902 26 263.8(20)

Jordan Todman, Connecticut

ANNUAL LEADERSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

Donovan McNabb, Syracuse

Tony Pike, Cincinnati


RECEPTIONS PER GAMEYear Player, School GP Rec. Yards TD RPG1991 JimGuarantano,Rutgers,Jr. 11 62 740 2 5.6(12t)1992 JimGuarantano,Rutgers,Sr. 11 56 755 6 5.1(24t)1993 PeteMitchell,BostonCollege,Jr. 11 66 818 7 6.0(15)1994 MarcoBattaglia,Rutgers,Jr. 11 58 779 4 5.3(18t)1995 MarcoBattaglia,Rutgers,Sr. 11 69 894 10 6.3(10t)1996 DavidSaunders,WestVirginia,So. 11 67 913 4 6.1(17)1997 ShawnForeman,WestVirginia,Jr. 11 65 818 5 5.9(17)1998 DavidSaunders,WestVirginia,Sr. 11 69 788 6 6.3(17)1999 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,Jr. 11 75 1106 4 6.8(15)2000 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,So. 10 68 1302 11 6.8(8)2001 SeanDillard,Temple,Jr. 11 51 747 3 4.6(66)2002 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,Fr. 13 69 1005 12 5.3(37)2003 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,So. 13 92 1672 22 7.1(8)2004 TresMoses,Rutgers,Sr. 11 81 1056 5 7.36(8)2005 JoshuaTinch,Louisville, Sr. 12 67 855 4 5.58(t-39)2006 HarryDouglas,Louisville,Jr. 13 70 1,265 6 5.38(27)2007 HarryDouglas,Louisville,Sr. 10 71 1,159 7 7.1(12)2008 KennyBritt,Rutgers,Jr. 12 87 1,371 7 7.2(12)2009 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,Sr. 13 87 1,191 11 6.7(18)2010 ArmonBinns,Cincinnati,Sr. 12 75 1,101 10 6.2(20)

RECEIVING YARDS PER GAMEYear Player, School GP Rec. Yards TD YPG1991 JimGuarantano,Rutgers,Jr. 11 62 740 2 67.31992 DietrichJells,Pittsburgh,So. 12 55 1091 8 90.91993 ShelbyHill,Syracuse,Sr. 11 56 937 4 85.2(18)1994 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,Jr. 10 36 761 5 76.11995 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,Sr. 11 56 1131 8 102.8(8)1996 DavidSaunders,WestVirginia,So. 11 67 913 4 83.0(21)1997 TerryMurphy,Pittsburgh,Jr. 11 46 873 13 79.4(33)1998 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,So. 10 60 906 9 90.6(25)1999 LatefGrim,Pittsburgh,Jr. 11 75 1106 4 100.5(11)2000 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,So. 10 68 1302 11 130.2(1)2001 R.J.English,Pittsburgh,Sr. 11 41 760 6 69.1(57)2002 AndreJohnson,Miami,Jr. 12 52 1092 9 91.0(22)2003 LarryFitzgerald,Pittsburgh,So. 13 92 1672 22 128.6(1)2004 GregLee,Pittsburgh,So. 12 68 1297 10 108.1(6)2005 GregLee,Pittsburgh,Jr. 11 49 962 7 87.5(28)2006 HarryDouglas,Louisville,Jr. 13 70 1,265 6 97.3(7)2007 HarryDouglas,Louisville,Sr. 10 71 1,159 7 115.9(3)2008 KennyBritt,Rutgers,Jr. 12 87 1,371 7 114.2(2)2009 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,Sr. 13 87 1,191 11 91.6(14)2010 ArmonBinns,Cincinnati,Sr. 12 75 1,101 10 91.8(14)

TOTAL OFFENSEYear Player, School GP Rush Pass Tot. YPG1991 GinoTorretta,Miami,Jr. 11 60 3,095 3,155 286.8(5)1992 GinoTorretta,Miami,Sr. 11 -24 3,060 3,036 276.0(5)1993 GlennFoley,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 -44 3,397 3,353 304.8(8)1994 HenryBurris,Temple,So. 11 -139 2,706 2,567233.4(15)1995 RayLucas,Rutgers,Sr. 11 276 2,180 2,456223.3(28)1996 JimDruckenmiller,VirginiaTech,Sr. 11 205 2,071 2,276206.9(35)1997 PeteGonzalez,Pittsburgh,Sr. 11 169 2,657 2,826256.9(20)1998 MarcBulger,WestVirginia,Jr. 11 -87 3,178 3,091281.0(15)1999 MichaelVick,VirginiaTech,Fr. 10 580 1,840 2,420242.0(27)2000 KenDorsey,Miami,So. 11 -23 2,737 2,714246.7(19)2001 KenDorsey,Miami,Jr. 11 330 2,652 2,655241.4(31)2002 KenDorsey,Miami,Sr. 13 -39 3,369 3,330256.2(20)2003 RodRutherford,Pittsburgh,Sr. 13 150 3,679 3,829294.5(10)2004 WalterWashington,Temple,Jr. 11 889 2,207 3,096281.5(11)2005 BrianBrohm,Louisville,So. 10 -36 2,883 2,847284.7(17)2006 BrianBrohm,Louisville,Jr. 11 45 3,049 3,094 281.3(9)2007 BrianBrohm,Louisville,Sr. 12 -46 4,024 3,978 331.5(5)2008 MattGrothe,USF,Jr. 13 591 2,911 3,502269.4(21)2009 TonyPike,Cincinnati,Sr. 10 6 2,520 2,526252.6(29)2010 ZachCollaros,Cincinnati,Jr. 11 202 2,902 3,104282.2(30)

Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati

Kenny Britt, Rutgers

Matt Grothe, USF



SCORINGYear Player, School GP TD PAT FG Pts. PPG1991 CarlosHuerta,Miami,Sr. 11 0 37 17 88 8.00(13t)1992 JohnBiskup,Syracuse,Sr. 11 0 33 16 81 7.36(23t)1993 DarnellCampbell,BostonCollege,Sr.11 21 0 0 126 11.45(3)1994 JamesStewart,Miami,Jr. 9 12 0 0 72 8.00(13t)1995 DanyellFerguson,Miami,Jr. 11 13 0 0 78 7.09(49t)1996 KenOxendine,VirginiaTech,Jr. 9 13 0 0 78 8.67(23)1997 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,So. 10 16 0 0 96 9.60(15)1998 EdgerrinJames,Miami,Jr. 11 19 0 0 114 10.36(6)1999 ShayneGraham,VirginiaTech,Sr. 11 0 56 17 107 9.7(7)2000 LeeSuggs,VirginiaTech,So. 11 28 0 0 168 15.3(1)2001 ToddSievers,Miami,Jr. 11 0 56 21 119 10.8(4)2002 WillisMcGahee,Miami,So. 13 28 0 0 168 12.9(2)2003 WalterReyes,Syracuse,Jr. 12 21 2 0 128 10.7(3)2004 WalterWashington,Temple,Jr. 11 15 2 0 92 8.4(21)2005 MichaelBush,Louisville,Jr. 10 24 0 0 144 14.4(1)2006 ArtCarmody,Louisville,Jr. 13 0 60 21 123 9.5(4)2007 RayRice,Rutgers,Jr. 13 25 0 0 150 11.5(3)2008 LeSeanMcCoy,Pittsburgh,So. 13 21 0 0 126 9.7(3)2009 DanHutchins,Pittsburgh,Jr. 13 0 46 23 115 8.8(17)2010 DaveTeggart,Connecticut,Jr. 13 0 36 25 111 8.5(23) ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGEYear Player, School GP Rush Rec. PR KOR Yards YPG1991 QadryIsmail,Syracuse,Jr. 11 216 693 0 475 1384 125.8(21)1992 ChuckieDukes,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 1387 194 0 225 1806 164.2(7)1993 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,Fr. 11 1261 61 0 704 2026 184.2(2)1994 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,So. 11 1080 71 0 546 1697 154.3(10)1995 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,Jr. 11 773 31 0 813 1617 147.0(22)1996 OmariWalker,BostonCollege,Jr. 12 1199 187 0 0 1386 115.51997 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,So. 10 1505 76 0 0 1581 158.1(13)1998 AmosZereoue,WestVirginia,Jr. 10 1430 175 0 168 1773 177.3(6)1999 ShyroneStith,VirginiaTech,Jr. 11 1119 48 0 387 1554 141.3(23)2000 AntonioBryant,Pittsburgh,So. 10 0 1302 181 0 1483 148.3(17)2001 WilliamGreen,BostonCollege,Jr. 10 1559 260 0 0 1819 181.9(5)2002 WillisMcGahee,Miami,So. 13 1753 355 0 0 2108 162.2(8)2003 DerrickKnight,BostonCollege,Sr. 13 1721 227 0 0 1948 149.8(12)2004 BrianLeonard,Rutgers,Jr. 10 732 518 0 0 1250 125.0(40)2005 AndreHall,USF,Sr. 12 1374 321 0 0 1695 141.2(21)2006 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,So. 13 1,744 360 0 0 2,104 161.8(2)2007 RayRice,Rutgers,Jr. 13 2,012 239 0 0 2,251 173.2(15)2008 DonaldBrown,Connecticut,Jr. 13 2,083 125 0 0 2,208 169.8(6)2009 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,Sr. 13 16 1,191 202 128 2,690 206.9(2)2010 D.J.Woods,Cincinnati,Jr. 12 87 898 146 728 1,859 154.9(14)

PUNTINGYear Player,School GP Att. Yards Avg.1991 PatO’Neill,Syracuse,So. 11 45 1889 42.0(13)1992 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginia,So. 11 53 2348 44.3(7)1993 PatO’Neill,Syracuse,Sr. 11 44 1950 44.3(5)1994 ToddSauerbrun,WestVirginia,Sr. 12 72 3486 48.4(1)1995 SeanReali,Syracuse,Jr. 10 40 1725 43.1(12)1996 SeanReali,Syracuse,Sr. 11 39 1734 44.51997 JimmyKibble,VirginiaTech,So. 11 50 2255 45.1(10)1998 JasonMalecki,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 50 2107 42.1(27)1999 MarkFazzolari,WestVirginia,Fr. 10 51 2116 41.5(45)2000 FreddieCapshaw,Miami,So. 11 49 2119 43.2(12)2001 KevinMcMyler,BostonCollege,Jr. 11 59 2547 43.2(23)2002 AndyLee,Pittsburgh,Jr. 13 73 3147 43.1(13)2003 AndyLee,Pittsburgh,Sr. 13 77 3399 44.1(12)2004 AdamGraessle,Pittsburgh,So. 12 60 2600 43.3(13)2005 BrendanCarney,Syracuse,Jr. 11 82 3491 42.6(24)2006 JoeRadigan,Rutgers,Sr. 13 56 2,467 44.1(11)2007 KevinHuber,Cincinnati,Jr. 13 13 2,672 46.9(1)2008 KevinHuber,Cincinnati,Sr. 14 60 2,697 45.0(7)2009 ScottKozlowski,WestVirginia,Sr. 13 64 2,844 44.4(9)2010 DanHutchins,Pittsburgh,Sr. 13 45 2,014 44.8

LeSean McCoy, Pittsburgh

Donald Brown, Connecticut


PUNT RETURNSYear Player,School No. Yards TD Avg.1991 BoCampbell,VirginiaTech,Jr. 15 273 0 18.2(1)1992 MarshallRoberts,Rutgers,Sr. 21 224 1 10.7(30)1993 JammiGerman,Miami,Fr. 13 129 0 9.9(22)1994 AntonioFreeman,VirginiaTech,Sr. 39 467 1 12.0(6)1995 MarvinHarrison,Syracuse,Sr. 22 369 2 16.8(3)1996 MikeLogan,WestVirginia,Sr. 20 247 1 12.4(19)1997 QuintonSpotwood,Syracuse,So. 31 463 4 14.9(7)1998 NickWard,Miami,Jr. 13 133 0 10.21999 HankPoteat,Pittsburgh,Sr. 11 307 1 16.2(7)2000 AndreDavis,VirginiaTech,Jr. 18 396 3 22.0(2)2001 PhillipBuchanon,Miami,Jr. 31 464 2 15.0(7)2002 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTech,So. 13 352 2 16.0(7)2003 DeAngeloHall,VirginiaTech,Jr. 13 487 3 14.8(5)2004 LarryTaylor,Connecticut,Fr. 24 351 1 14.6(17)2005 DarrelleRevis,Pittsburgh,So. 28 324 1 11.57(20)2006 EanRandolph,USF,Sr. 25 370 1 14.8(4)2007 VaughnRivers,WestVirginia,Sr. 41 479 0 11.7(19)2008 T.J.Porter,Pittsburgh,Jr. 16 184 0 11.5(24)2009 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,Sr. 16 202 1 12.6(17)2010 DougBeaumont,Louisville,Sr. 14 213 1 15.2(8)


KICKOFF RETURNSYear Player,School No. Yards TD Avg.1991 GaryMelton,Rutgers,Sr. 17 435 1 25.6(8)1992 LewLawhorn,Temple,So. 20 600 2 30.0(3)1993 TerrellWillis,Rutgers,Fr. 30 704 0 23.5(29)1994 BryanStill,VirginiaTech,Jr. 19 493 0 26.0(11)1995 JimTurner,Syracuse,So. 17 411 0 24.2(22t)1996 TremainMack,Miami,Jr. 13 514 1 39.5(1)1997 KevinJohnson,Syracuse,Jr. 14 514 2 36.71998 KevinJohnson,Syracuse,Sr. 23 690 2 30.0(3)1999 WilliamGreen,BostonCollege,Fr. 10 342 0 26.3(14)2000 ShawnTerry,WestVirginia,Jr. 27 720 2 26.7(8)2001 MakonnenFenton,Temple,So. 20 522 1 26.1(21)2002 NateJones,Rutgers,Jr. 12 736 2 28.3(5)2003 MikeImoh,VirginiaTech,So. 12 549 1 30.5(3)2004 LarryTaylor,Connecticut,Fr. 12 376 1 31.3(2)2005 ChadSimpson,USF,Fr. 16 404 1 25.2(30)2006 LowellRobinson,Pittsburgh,Jr. 26 725 1 27.9(9)2007 TyvonBranch,Connecticut,Sr. 27 780 2 28.9(13)2008 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,Jr. 36 994 2 27.6(11)2009 MardyGilyard,Cincinnati,Sr. 42 1,281 2 30.5(7)2010 NickWilliams,Connecticut,So. 17 600 2 35.3(1)

INTERCEPTIONSYear Player, School GP Int. Yards TD IPG1991 SteveIsrael,Pittsburgh,Sr. 11 6 127 1 0.55(12t)1992 TyronneDrakeford,VirginiaTech,Jr. 11 7 121 1 0.64(2t)1993 DavidMayfield,WestVirginia,Jr. 11 4 97 1 0.36(33t) DexterSeigler,Miami,Sr. 11 4 62 0 0.36(33t)1994 AaronBeasley,WestVirginia,Jr. 12 10 133 2 0.83(1)1995 KevinAbrams,Syracuse,Jr. 10 6 13 0 0.60(5t)1996 MikeLogan,WestVirginia,Sr. 11 5 41 0 0.45(14)1997 DonovinDarius,Syracuse,Sr. 12 7 56 0 0.58(8)1998 HankPoteat,Pittsburgh,Jr. 10 6 53 0 0.60(4)1999 KevinHarvey,Temple,Sr. 10 6 55 1 0.60(7)2000 EdwardReed,Miami,Jr. 11 8 92 2 0.73(3)2001 EdwardReed,Miami,Sr. 11 9 206 2 0.82(1)2002 GarnellWilds,VirginiaTech,Jr. 14 5 8 0 0.36(51)2003 SeanTaylor,Miami,Jr. 12 10 184 3 0.83(1)2004 RayHenderson,BostonCollege,Jr. 12 6 52 0 0.5(4)2005 AnthonySmith,Syracuse,Sr. 11 6 73 0 0.55(2t)2006 TraeWilliams,USF,Jr. 13 7 8 0 0.54(8t)2007 DeAngeloSmith,Cincinnati,Jr. 13 8 82 1 0.62(2)2008 WoodnyTurenne,Louisville,Sr. 10 5 3 0 0.50(7)2009 RobertVaughn,Connecticut,Sr. 13 5 42 1 0.38(32) RobertSands,WestVirginia,So. 13 5 9 0 0.38(32)2010 KeithTandy,WestVirginia,Jr. 13 6 51 0 0.46(10)

TACKLESYear Player, School GP Solo Ast. Total TPG1991 TomMcManus,BostonCollege,Jr. 11 98 67 165 15.01992 TomMcManus,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 81 78 159 14.51993 StephenBoyd,BostonCollege,Jr. 10 84 77 161 16.11994 RayLewis,Miami,So. 11 92 60 152 13.81995 RayLewis,Miami,Jr. 11 95 65 160 14.61996 AlshermondSingleton,Temple,Sr. 11 87 47 134 12.21997 BrianSheridan,Rutgers,Sr. 11 109 52 161 14.61998 DanMorgan,Miami,So. 11 78 72 150 13.61999 KeithBulluck,Syracuse,Sr. 10 89 46 135 13.52000 DanMorgan,Miami,Sr. 11 92 46 138 12.5(6)2001 RickSherrod,WestVirginia,Sr. 10 102 54 156 15.6(1)2002 CliftonSmith,Syracuse,Sr. 12 89 48 137 11.4(20)2003 GrantWiley,WestVirginia,Sr. 13 99 68 167 12.8(3)2004 AlfredFincher,Connecticut,Sr. 12 59 81 140 11.7(6)2005 H.B.Blades,Pittsburgh,Jr. 11 67 54 121 11.0(13)2006 H.B.Blades,Pittsburgh,Sr. 12 86 61 147 12.2(4)2007 ScottMcKillop,Pittsburgh,Jr. 12 98 53 151 12.6(1)2008 ScottMcKillop,Pittsburgh,Sr. 13 82 55 137 10.5(10)2009 LawrenceWilson,Connecticut,Jr. 13 80 60 140 10.8(10t)2010 LawrenceWilson,Connecticut,Sr. 13 71 52 123 9.5(29)

SACKSYear Player, School GP Yards No.1991 ShawnWilliams,Rutgers,Sr. 11 78 131992 LanceJohnstone,Temple,Fr. 11 76 9 DarrenKrein,Miami,Jr. 11 44 91993 MikeMamula,BostonCollege,So. 11 73 11 KevinPatrick,Miami,Sr. 11 70 111994 MikeMamula,BostonCollege,Jr. 11 97 131995 CornellBrown,VirginiaTech,Jr. 11 114 141996 CanuteCurtis,WestVirginia,Sr. 11 114 161997 ErikStorz,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 121 131998 CoreyMoore,VirginiaTech,Jr. 11 144 141999 CoreyMoore,VirginiaTech,Sr. 11 150 172000 DwightFreeney,Syracuse,Jr. 7 95 132001 DwightFreeney,Syracuse,Sr. 12 121 17.5(1)2002 DanKlecko,Temple,Sr. 11 82 10.0(13)2003 MathiasKiwanuka,BostonCollege,So. 13 55 11.5(13)2004 MathiasKiwanuka,BostonCollege,Jr. 12 82 11.5(5)2005 ElvisDumervil,Louisville,Sr. 12 157 20.0(1)2006 JameelMcClain,Syracuse,Jr. 12 51 9.5(18t)2007 GeorgeSelvie,USF,So. 13 87 14.5(2)2008 CodyBrown,Connecticut,Sr. 13 62 11.0(21)2009 LindseyWitten,Connecticut,Sr. 13 73 11.5(9)2010 BruceIrvin,WestVirginia,Jr. 13 88 14.0(2)

FUMBLES RECOVEREDYear Player, School GP No.1991 SantoStephens,Temple,Sr. 11 41992 RomanHale,Temple,Sr. 11 3 GarlandHawkins,Syracuse,Sr. 11 31993 HankColeman,VirginiaTech,So. 11 3 DeWayneKnight,VirginiaTech,Sr. 11 3 WesRichardson,WestVirginia,Sr. 11 31994 WarrenSapp,Miami,Jr. 11 3 EricShorter,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 31995 MikeBrown,Syracuse,Jr. 11 31996 ErikStorz,BostonCollege,Jr. 12 41997 ErikStorz,BostonCollege,Sr. 11 3 TebuckyJones,Syracuse,Sr. 10 31998 MichaelLawson,Miami,Sr. 11 3 KeithBulluck,Syracuse,Jr. 11 3 JasonPoles,Syracuse,Sr. 11 31999 WayneHampton,Rutgers,Sr. 11 3 JeffPopovich,Miami,Sr. 12 3 IkeCharlton,VirginiaTech,Jr. 11 32000 RaheemBrock,Temple,Jr. 11 3 TaylorSuman,Temple,Sr. 11 32001 DwightFreeney,Syracuse,Sr. 12 3 RaheemBrock,Temple,Sr. 11 32002 BenCollins,WestVirginia,Sr. 13 42003 DavidHarley,Rutgers,Jr. 12 3 KellenPruitt,Syracuse,So. 12 3 LewisMoore,Pittsburgh,Sr. 13 3 JonathanVilma,Miami,Sr. 12 3 ThomasCarroll,Miami,So. 13 32004 TerryBynes,Rutgers,Jr. 11 4 DiamondFerry,Syracuse,Sr. 12 42005 KevinMcCullough,Cincinnati,Jr. 10 3 AmobeOkoye,Louisville,Jr. 10 32006 TerrellLemon,Syracuse,Sr. 12 32007 EarlHeyman,Louisville,Jr. 12 3 LamarMyles,Louisville,Jr. 12 32008 MikeHolmes,Syracuse,So. 12 4(2)2009 AlexSilvestro,Rutgers,Jr. 13 4(2) DamasoMunoz,Rutgers,Sr. 13 4(2)2010 SteveBeauharnais,Rutgers,So. 12 4(4)



SCORING OFFENSEYear School GP Pts. Avg.1991 Miami 11 364 33.1(15)1992 Miami 11 356 32.4(9)1993 WestVirginia 11 401 36.5(10)1994 Miami 11 348 31.6(19)1995 Syracuse 11 334 30.4(20)1996 Syracuse 11 407 37.0(10)1997 Syracuse 12 423 35.3(11)1998 Syracuse 11 468 42.5(3)1999 VirginiaTech 11 455 41.4(1)2000 Miami 11 469 42.6(2)2001 Miami 11 475 43.2(3)2002 Miami 13 527 40.5(4)2003 VirginiaTech 13 460 35.38(12)2004 Connecticut 12 363 30.2(27)2005 Louisville 12 521 43.4(3)2006 WestVirginia 13 505 38.8(3)2007 WestVirginia 13 515 39.6(9)2008 Rutgers 13 377 29.0(39)2009 Cincinnati 13 502 38.6(4)2010 Cincinnati 12 325 27.1(57)

RUSHING OFFENSEYear School GP Att. Yards YPG1991 Syracuse 11 506 2087 189.7(32)1992 BostonCollege 11 548 2568 233.5(12)1993 WestVirginia 11 545 2684 244.0(9)1994 Syracuse 11 509 2210 200.9(25)1995 Syracuse 11 496 2148 195.3(32)1996 Syracuse 11 531 2600 236.4(15)1997 VirginiaTech 11 548 2368 215.3(15)1998 Syracuse 11 520 2512 228.4(10)1999 VirginiaTech 11 559 2793 253.9(8)2000 VirginiaTech 11 570 2975 270.5(5)2001 BostonCollege 11 451 2290 208.2(18)2002 WestVirginia 13 714 3687 283.6(2)2003 WestVirginia 13 600 2762 212.5(13)2004 WestVirginia 12 590 3034 252.8(7)2005 WestVirginia 12 625 3269 272.4(4)2006 WestVirginia 13 590 3939 303.0(2)2007 WestVirginia 13 628 3864 297.2(3)2008 Connecticut 13 556 2813 216.4(13)2009 WestVirginia 13 508 2423 186.4(24)2010 Louisville 13 469 2274 174.9(34)

PASSING OFFENSEYear School GP Att. Cmp. Yards YPG1991 Miami 11 396 223 3244 294.9(9)1992 Miami 11 457 259 3476 316.0(3)1993 BostonCollege 11 368 224 3420 310.9(11)1994 Temple 11 416 218 2747 249.7(17)1995 Rutgers 11 413 217 2588 235.3(31)1996 Miami 11 371 221 2902 263.8(18)1997 Pittsburgh 11 362 205 2803 254.8(22)1998 WestVirginia 11 382 245 3248 295.3(14)1999 Pittsburgh 11 357 187 2644 240.4(33)2000 Pittsburgh 11 339 185 2964 269.5(18)2001 Miami 11 340 194 2752 250.2(35)2002 Miami 13 432 241 3695 284.2(16)2003 Pittsburgh 13 427 251 3746 288.2(14)2004 Rutgers 11 473 303 3416 310.5(6)2005 Louisville 12 376 246 3523 293.6(15)2006 Louisville 13 384 245 3770 290.0(7)2007 Louisville 12 491 316 4103 341.9(4)2008 Rutgers 13 415 250 3515 270.4(18)2009 Cincinnati 13 472 311 4014 308.8(8)2010 Cincinnati 12 435 251 3128 260.7(28)

TOTAL OFFENSEYear School GP Plays Yards YPG1991 Miami 11 768 4854 441.3(15)1992 Pittsburgh 12 848 5429 452.4(8)1993 BostonCollege 11 826 5570 506.4(4)1994 Miami 11 807 4699 427.2(15)1995 Rutgers 11 900 4701 427.4(20)1996 Miami 11 777 4605 418.6(26)1997 Syracuse 12 829 5127 427.3(15)1998 WestVirginia 11 791 5055 459.5(15)1999 VirginiaTech 11 758 4970 451.8(9)2000 Miami 11 774 5069 460.8(5)2001 Miami 11 762 5003 454.8(8)2002 Miami 13 887 6074 467.2(6)2003 Pittsburgh 13 909 5276 405.8(34)2004 Connecticut 12 885 5157 429.8(19)2005 Louisville 12 848 5785 482.1(9)2006 Louisville 13 867 6179 475.3(2)2007 Louisville 12 909 5856 488.0(6)2008 USF 13 925 5265 405.0(32)2009 Cincinnati 13 833 5817 447.5(11)2010 Cincinnati 12 837 5008 417.3(32)

SCORING DEFENSEYear School GP Pts. Avg.1991 Miami 11 100 9.1(1)1992 Miami 11 126 11.5(3)1993 Miami 11 138 12.6(3)1994 Miami 11 119 10.8(1)1995 VirginiaTech 11 155 14.1(5)1996 WestVirginia 11 136 12.4(4)1997 Syracuse 12 191 15.9(9)1998 VirginiaTech 11 142 12.9(4)1999 VirginiaTech 11 116 10.5(1)2000 Miami 11 170 15.5(5)2001 Miami 11 103 9.4(1)2002 Pittsburgh 13 232 17.8(14)2003 Miami 13 196 15.1(4)2004 BostonCollege 12 203 16.9(12)2005 WestVirginia 12 214 17.8(13)2006 Rutgers 13 186 14.3(8)2007 WestVirginia 13 235 18.1(8)2008 WestVirginia 13 221 17.0(11)2009 Rutgers 13 233 17.9(16)2010 WestVirginia 13 176 13.5(3)

RUSHING DEFENSEYear School GP Att. Yards YPG1991 Syracuse 11 400 1186 107.8(11)1992 Syracuse 11 339 1007 91.6(5)1993 Miami 11 435 1297 117.9(14)1994 Miami 11 409 1065 96.8(7)1995 VirginiaTech 11 429 851 77.4(1)1996 WestVirginia 11 364 677 61.6(2)1997 Syracuse 12 443 1317 109.8(16)1998 VirginiaTech 11 420 1124 102.2(11)1999 VirginiaTech 11 388 835 75.9(3)2000 VirginiaTech 11 374 1092 99.3(16)2001 VirginiaTech 11 371 788 71.6(2)2002 Temple 12 459 1300 108.3(15)2003 Miami 13 458 1516 116.6(21)2004 BostonCollege 12 441 1546 128.8(33)2005 WestVirginia 12 452 1316 109.7(19)2006 WestVirginia 13 407 1213 83.3(13)2007 WestVirginia 13 486 1468 112.9(18)2008 USF 13 436 1238 95.2(10)2009 Syracuse 12 401 1222 101.8(13)2010 WestVirginia 13 410 1124 86.5(2)

PASS EFFICIENCY DEFENSEYear School GP Att. Cmp. Int. Yards YPG Rating1991 Miami 11 346 175 19 1724 156.7 88.1(4)1992 Miami 11 358 173 18 1861 169.2 91.2(5)1993 Miami 11 288 138 17 1517 137.9 87.2(4)1994 Miami 11 293 143 18 1365 124.1 81.3(1)1995 Miami 11 302 145 12 1631 148.3 96.4(10)1996 WestVirginia 11 348 157 16 1715 155.9 86.8(3)1997 Syracuse 12 326 167 16 2165 180.4 105.3(21)1998 VirginiaTech 11 290 134 23 2010 182.7 103.4(11)1999 VirginiaTech 11 344 166 10 1885 171.4 98.1(7)2000 Miami 11 428 216 23 2427 220.6 95.8(8)2001 Miami 11 290 129 27 1520 138.2 75.6(1)2002 Miami 13 353 163 12 1556 119.7 83.9(1)2003 Miami 13 328 167 19 1832 140.9 95.3(5)2004 WestVirginia 12 406 223 16 2379 198.3 107.6(20)2005 Pittsburgh 11 295 147 14 1681 152.8 99.4(2)2006 Rutgers 13 312 162 15 1966 151.2 103.7(8)2007 USF 13 474 244 23 2757 212.1 105.27(8)2008 Connecticut 13 368 196 18 2187 168.2 101.5(9)2009 USF 13 387 215 13 2422 186.3 113.3(28)2010 WestVirginia 13 393 228 12 2270 174.6 110.5(13)

TOTAL DEFENSEYear School GP Plays Yards YPG1991 Miami 11 790 3176 288.7(14)1992 Miami 11 764 2979 270.8(8)1993 Miami 11 723 2814 255.8(4)1994 Miami 11 702 2430 220.9(1)1995 VirginiaTech 11 705 3145 285.9(10)1996 WestVirginia 11 712 2392 217.5(1)1997 Syracuse 12 769 3482 290.2(11)1998 VirginiaTech 11 710 3134 284.9(7)1999 VirginiaTech 11 732 2720 247.3(3)2000 Syracuse 11 722 3431 311.9(18)2001 VirginiaTech 11 725 2617 237.9(2)2002 Miami 13 935 3758 289.1(8)2003 Miami 13 786 3348 257.5(2)2004 Connecticut 12 796 3929 327.4(27)2005 Connecticut 11 731 3269 297.2(7)2006 Rutgers 13 759 3279 252.2(4)2007 Pittsburgh 12 808 3572 297.7(5)2008 Connecticut 13 791 3614 278.0(6)2009 Rutgers 13 827 4001 307.8(18)2010 WestVirginia 13 803 3394 261.1(3)

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ANNUAL TEAM LEADERSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


2010 CONF. Pct. Pts Opp ALL Pct. Pts Opp H A N Connecticut 5-2 .714 150 133 8-5 .615 343 286 6-0 2-4 0-1WestVirginia 5-2 .714 171 85 9-4 .692 327 176 6-1 3-2 0-1Pittsburgh 5-2 .714 189 123 8-5 .615 342 247 4-2 3-3 1-0Syracuse 4-3 .571 116 136 8-5 .615 288 251 2-4 5-1 1-0USF 3-4 .429 131 147 8-5 .615 313 260 4-3 3-2 1-0Louisville 3-4 .429 155 129 7-6 .538 343 252 3-4 3-2 1-0Cincinnati 2-5 .286 178 237 4-8 .333 325 336 3-4 1-4 0-0Rutgers 1-6 .143 150 250 4-8 .333 250 318 3-4 1-4 0-0 Bowls:BeefO’Brady’s(Louisville31,SouthernMississippi28);ChampsSports(NorthCarolinaState23,WestVirginia7);NewEraPinstripe(Syracuse36,KansasState34);MeinekeCarCare(USF31,Clemson26);TostitosFiesta(Oklahoma48,Connecticut20);BBVACompass(Pittsburgh27,Kentucky10)

2009 CONF. Pct. Pts Opp ALL Pct. Pts Opp H A N Cincinnati 7-0 1.000 266 159 12-1 .923 502 300 6-0 6-0 0-1Pittsburgh 5-2 .714 221 136 10-3 .769 417 257 6-1 3-2 1-0WestVirginia 5-2 .714 162 137 9-4 .692 340 282 7-0 2-3 0-1Rutgers 3-4 .429 159 164 9-4 .692 375 233 4-3 4-1 1-0Connecticut 3-4 .429 237 210 8-5 .615 405 307 4-2 3-3 1-0USF 3-4 .429 156 196 8-5 .615 344 257 4-2 3-3 1-0Louisville 1-6 .143 100 218 4-8 .333 217 315 4-2 0-6 0-0Syracuse 1-6 .143 121 212 4-8 .333 254 335 4-4 0-4 0-0 Bowls:St.Petersburg(Rutgers45,CentralFlorida24);MeinekeCarCare(Pittsburgh19,NorthCarolina17);KonicaMinoltaGator(FloridaState33,WestVirginia21);AllstateSugar(Florida51,Cincinnati24);International(USF27,NorthernIllinois3);PapaJohns.com(Connecticut20,SouthCarolina7)

2008 CONF. Pct. Pts Opp ALL Pct. Pts Opp H A N Cincinnati 6-1 .857 165 134 11-3 .786 362 282 6-0 5-2 0-1Pittsburgh 5-2 .714 209 159 9-4 .692 352 279 4-2 5-1 0-1WestVirginia 5-2 .714 162 109 9-4 .692 319 221 6-1 2-3 1-0Rutgers 5-2 .714 240 128 8-5 .615 377 245 5-2 2-3 1-0Connecticut 3-4 .429 151 149 8-5 .615 324 257 4-2 3-3 1-0USF 2-5 .286 136 162 8-5 .615 359 260 4-2 3-3 1-0Louisville 1-6 .143 128 241 5-7 .417 296 358 4-4 1-3 0-0Syracuse 1-6 .143 112 221 3-9 .250 217 392 2-4 1-5 0-0Bowls: St.Petersburg(USF41,Memphis14);MeinekeCarCare(WestVirginia31,NorthCarolina30);PapaJohns.com(Rutgers29,NorthCarolina State23);BrutSun(OregonState3,Pittsburgh0);FedExOrange(VirginiaTech20,Cincinnati7);International(Connecticut38,Buffalo20)

2007 CONF. Pct. Pts Opp ALL Pct. Pts Opp H A N WestVirginia 5-2 .714 240 126 11-2 .846 515 235 5-1 5-1 1-0Connecticut 5-2 .714 169 165 9-4 .692 344 247 7-0 2-3 0-1Cinicnnati 4-3 .571 209 170 10-3 .769 472 244 4-2 5-1 1-0USF 4-3 .571 240 167 9-4 .692 451 304 5-1 4-2 0-1Rutgers 3-4 .429 171 195 8-5 .615 426 292 5-3 2-2 1-0Louisville 3-4 .429 193 231 6-6 .500 422 377 4-2 2-4 0-0Pittsburgh 3-4 .429 141 169 5-7 .417 274 291 4-3 1-4 0-0Syracuse 1-6 .143 131 271 2-10 .167 197 418 1-6 1-4 0-0Bowls: PapaJohns.com(Cincinnati31,SouthernMississippi21);MeinekeCarCare(WakeForest24,Connecticut10);BrutSun(Oregon56,USF21); TostitosFiesta(WestVirginia48,Oklahoma28);International(Rutgers52,BallState30)

2006 CONF. Pct. Pts Opp ALL Pct. Pts Opp H A N Louisville 6-1 .857 247 141 12-1 .923 491 212 6-0 5-1 1-0WestVirginia 5-2 .714 259 186 11-2 .846 505 282 6-1 4-1 1-0Rutgers 5-2 .714 182 146 11-2 .846 387 186 6-0 4-2 1-0USF 4-3 .571 145 133 9-4 .692 299 220 5-1 3-3 1-0Cincinnati 4-3 .571 152 141 8-5 .615 274 255 6-1 1-4 1-0Pittsburgh 2-5 .286 172 207 6-6 .500 381 274 3-4 3-2 0-0Connecticut 1-6 .143 140 238 4-8 .333 257 324 3-4 1-4 0-0Syracuse 1-6 .143 81 186 4-8 .333 209 295 3-3 1-5 0-0Bowls: PapaJohns.com(USF24,EastCarolina7);Texas(Rutgers37,KansasState10);GatorBowl(WestVirginia38,GeorgiaTech35);FedExOrange (Louisville24,WakeForest13);International(Cincinnati27,WesternMichigan24)

2005 CONF. Pct. Pts Opp ALL Pct. Pts Opp H A N WestVirginia 7-0 1.000 244 104 11-1 .917 385 214 5-1 5-0 1-0Louisville 5-2 .714 273 175 9-3 .750 521 284 6-0 3-2 0-1Rutgers 4-3 .571 188 199 7-5 .583 344 298 4-2 3-2 0-1USF 4-3 .571 188 135 6-6 .500 276 216 4-1 2-4 0-1Pittsburgh 4-3 .571 189 178 5-6 .455 267 243 5-1 0-5 0-0Connecticut 2-5 .286 115 170 5-6 .455 272 211 4-2 1-4 0-0Cincinnati 2-5 .286 117 230 4-7 .364 192 345 3-2 1-5 0-0Syracuse 0-7 .000 73 196 1-10 .091 152 295 1-5 0-5 0-0Bowls: Insight(ArizonaState45,Rutgers40);MeinekeCarCare(NCState14,USF0);ToyotaGator(VirginiaTech35,Louisville24);NokiaSugar (WestVirginia38,Georgia35)

2004 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT PTS OPP H A N Pittsburgh 4-2 .667 152 136 8-4 .667 325 288 5-1 3-2 0-1BostonCollege 4-2 .667 152 114 9-3 .750 296 203 4-1 4-2 1-0WestVirginia 4-2 .667 165 128 8-4 .667 361 246 5-1 3-2 0-1Syracuse 4-2 .667 194 170 6-6 .500 287 344 4-1 2-4 0-1Connecticut 3-3 .500 171 183 8-4 .667 363 260 6-1 1-3 1-0Rutgers 1-5 .167 139 185 4-7 .364 269 343 3-3 1-4 0-0Temple 1-5 .167 131 188 2-9 .182 238 399 2-4 0-5 0-0Bowls: ChampsSports(GeorgiaTech51,Syracuse14);MotorCity(Connecticut39,Toledo10);ContinentalTire(BostonCollege37,NorthCarolina24);Gator(FloridaState30,WestVirginia19);Fiesta(Utah35,Pittsburgh7).

ANNUAL STANDINGSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


2003 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A NMiami 6-1 .857 193 113 11-2 .846 361 196 6-1 4-1 1-0West Virginia 6-1 .857 248 158 8-5 .615 376 297 5-3 3-1 0-1Pittsburgh 5-2 .714 206 183 8-5 .615 389 311 4-2 4-2 0-1Virginia Tech 4-3 .571 216 152 8-5 .615 460 299 6-1 2-3 0-1Boston College 3-4 .429 176 196 8-5 .615 370 331 2-4 5-1 1-0Syracuse 2-5 .286 141 191 6-6 .500 320 301 5-2 1-4 0-0Rutgers 2-5 .286 145 231 5-7 .417 329 354 3-3 2-4 0-0Temple 0-7 .000 125 260 1-11 .083 235 393 0-5 1-6 0-0Bowls: Insight (California 52, Virginia Tech 49); Continental Tire (Virginia 23, Pittsburgh 16); San Francisco (Boston College 35, Colorado State 21); Gator (Maryland 41, West Virginia 7);Orange(Miami16,FloridaState14)

2002 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A NMiami 7-0 1.000 297 140 12-1 .923 527 248 6-0 6-0 0-1West Virginia 6-1 .857 212 116 9-4 .692 396 302 4-2 5-1 0-1Pittsburgh 5-2 .714 185 138 9-4 .692 331 232 5-2 3-2 1-0Virginia Tech 3-4 .429 209 202 10-4 .714 429 263 6-2 3-2 1-0Boston College 3-4 .429 180 157 9-4 .692 392 253 6-1 2-3 1-0Temple 2-5 .286 124 208 4-8 .333 242 351 2-5 2-3 0-0Syracuse 2-5 .286 169 245 4-8 .333 347 406 3-3 1-5 0-0Rutgers 0-7 .000 79 249 1-11 .083 167 397 1-5 0-6 0-0Bowls: Motor City (Boston College 51, Toledo 25); Insight (Pittsburgh 38, Oregon State 13); Continental Tire (Virginia 48, West Virginia 22); San Francisco (Virginia Tech 20, Air Force 13);Fiesta(OhioState31,Miami24,2ot)

2001 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A NMiami 7-0 1.000 290 55 12-0 1.000 512 117 6-0 5-0 1-0Syracuse 6-1 .857 196 144 10-3 .769 334 247 6-0 3-2 1-1Virginia Tech 4-3 .571 199 106 8-4 .667 376 177 4-2 4-1 0-1Boston College 4-3 .571 205 125 8-4 .667 337 227 5-1 2-3 1-0Pittsburgh 4-3 .571 174 161 7-5 .583 296 245 3-3 3-2 1-0Temple 2-5 .286 67 203 4-7 .364 198 311 3-3 1-4 0-0West Virginia 1-6 .143 141 185 3-8 .273 235 268 3-3 0-5 0-0Rutgers 0-7 .000 36 325 2-9 .182 119 397 1-6 1-3 0-0Bowls: Tangerine (Pittsburgh 34, NC State 19); Music City (Boston College 20, Georgia 16); Insight.com (Syracuse 26, Kansas State 3); Gator (Florida State 30, Virginia Tech 17); Rose (Miami37,Nebraska14)

2000 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A NMiami 7-0 1.000 310 67 11-1 .917 506 190 6-0 4-1 1-0Virginia Tech 6-1 .857 260 156 11-1 .917 484 269 4-0 4-1 1-0Pittsburgh 4-3 .571 174 167 7-5 .583 299 244 5-1 2-3 0-1Syracuse 4-3 .571 162 145 6-5 .545 294 212 4-2 2-3 0-0Boston College 3-4 .429 173 205 7-5 .583 378 277 5-1 1-4 1-0West Virginia 3-4 .429 179 226 7-5 .583 356 363 4-3 2-2 1-0Temple 1-6 .143 117 192 4-7 .364 224 269 2-4 2-3 0-0Rutgers 0-7 .000 95 312 3-8 .273 233 399 2-4 1-4 0-0Bowls: Aloha (Boston College 31, Arizona State 17); Music City (West Virginia 49, Mississippi 38); Insight.com (Iowa State 37, Pittsburgh 29); Gator (Virginia Tech 41, Clemson 20); Sugar(Miami37,Florida20)

1999 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A NVirginia Tech 7-0 1.000 315 88 11-1 .917 484 162 6-0 5-0 0-1Miami 6-1 .857 257 107 9-4 .693 432 220 5-1 2-2 2-1Boston College 4-3 .571 161 156 8-4 .667 297 308 4-1 4-2 0-1Syracuse 3-4 .429 138 189 7-5 .583 300 256 4-2 2-3 1-0West Virginia 3-4 .429 198 168 4-7 .364 292 289 4-2 0-4 0-1Pittsburgh 2-5 .286 167 198 5-6 .455 281 278 4-3 1-3 0-0Temple 2-5 .286 138 261 2-9 .182 153 366 2-2 0-7 0-0Rutgers 1-6 .143 110 317 1-10 .091 155 427 1-5 0-5 0-0Bowls: Insight.com (Colorado 62, Boston College 28); Music City (Syracuse 20, Kentucky 13); Gator (Miami 28, Georgia Tech 13); Sugar (Florida State 46, Virginia Tech 29).

1998 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A NSyracuse 6-1 .857 317 148 8-4 .667 478 300 5-1 3-2 0-1Miami 5-2 .714 235 175 9-3 .750 448 298 4-2 4-1 1-0Virginia Tech 5-2 .714 195 103 9-3 .750 381 149 4-2 4-1 1-0West Virginia 5-2 .714 231 142 8-4 .667 410 267 4-2 4-1 0-1Boston College 3-4 .429 147 165 4-7 .364 283 311 2-4 2-3 0-0Rutgers 2-5 .286 112 258 5-6 .455 206 364 3-3 2-3 0-0Temple 2-5 .286 100 226 2-9 .182 198 360 0-5 2-4 0-0Pittsburgh 0-7 .000 128 244 2-9 .182 234 334 2-5 0-4 0-0Bowls: Insight.com (Missouri 34, West Virginia 31); Music City (Virginia Tech 38, Alabama 7); Micron PC (Miami 46, NC State 23); Orange (Florida 31, Syracuse 10).

1997 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A NSyracuse 6-1 .857 238 104 9-4 .692 441 226 5-1 3-2 1-1Virginia Tech 5-2 .714 197 127 7-5 .583 324 227 5-1 2-3 0-1West Virginia 4-3 .571 219 167 7-5 .583 360 285 5-1 2-3 0-1Pittsburgh 4-3 .571 208 197 6-6 .500 333 354 3-2 3-3 0-1Miami 3-4 .429 215 191 5-6 .455 314 285 3-3 2-3 0-0Boston College 3-4 .429 173 176 4-7 .364 237 314 3-3 1-4 0-0Temple 3-4 .429 150 212 3-8 .273 212 371 3-2 0-6 0-0Rutgers 0-7 .000 121 347 0-11 .000 191 496 0-5 0-6 0-0Bowls: Liberty (Southern Miss 41, Pittsburgh 7); Carquest (Georgia Tech 35, West Virginia 30); Fiesta (Kansas State 35, Syracuse 18); Gator (North Carolina 42, Virginia Tech 3)



1996 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A N VirginiaTech 6-1 .857 220 111 10-2 .833 344 200 6-0 3-1 0-1Miami 6-1 .857 233 111 9-3 .750 368 210 3-3 5-0 1-0Syracuse 6-1 .857 291 105 9-3 .750 437 208 4-2 4-1 1-0WestVirginia 4-3 .571 181 112 8-4 .667 274 156 4-2 4-1 0-1Pittsburgh 3-4 .429 121 242 4-7 .364 214 430 4-2 0-5 0-0BostonCollege 2-5 .286 138 220 5-7 .417 264 364 3-3 2-4 0-0Rutgers 1-6 .143 78 238 2-9 .182 143 380 2-4 0-5 0-0Temple 0-7 .000 140 263 1-10 .091 218 386 0-5 1-5 0-0Bowls:Liberty(Syracuse30,Houston17);Carquest(Miami31,Virginia21);Orange(Nebraska41,VirginiaTech21);Gator(NorthCarolina20,WestVirginia13)

1995 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A N VirginiaTech 6-1-0 .857 188 83 10-2-0 .833 349 165 3-2 5-0 2-0Miami^ 6-1-0 .857 185 112 8-3-0 .727 335 201 6-0 2-3 0-0Syracuse 5-2-0 .714 211 136 9-3-0 .750 334 213 5-1 3-2 1-0WestVirginia 4-3-0 .571 147 124 5-6-0 .454 253 208 4-2 1-4 0-0BostonCollege 4-3-0 .571 150 167 4-8-0 .333 207 322 1-4 3-3 0-1Rutgers 2-5-0 .286 184 272 4-7-0 .364 304 409 2-4 2-3 0-0Temple 1-6-0 .143 113 189 1-10-0 .090 187 358 1-3 0-6 0-1Pittsburgh 0-7-0 .000 93 194 2-9-0 .181 217 329 2-4 0-5 0-0Bowls:Sugar(VirginiaTech28,Texas10);Gator(Syracuse41,Clemson0) ^-MiamiwasnoteligibleforBIGEASTchampionshiporbowlconsiderationduetoNCAAprobation.

1994 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A N Miami 7-0-0 1.000 191 51 10-2-0 .833 365 143 5-1 5-0 0-1VirginiaTech 5-2-0 .714 196 119 8-4-0 .666 327 236 5-1 3-2 0-1Syracuse 4-3-0 .571 151 176 7-4-0 .636 256 259 4-2 3-2 0-0WestVirginia 4-3-0 .571 160 167 7-6-0 .538 296 286 4-2 3-2 0-2BostonCollege 3-3-1 .500 138 100 7-4-1 .625 271 169 3-1-1 3-3 1-0Rutgers 2-4-1 .357 156 177 5-5-1 .500 241 261 5-1 0-4-1 0-0Pittsburgh 2-5-0 .286 156 201 3-8-0 .272 246 307 3-3 0-5 0-0Temple 0-7-0 .000 154 311 2-9-0 .182 244 417 0-5 2-4 0-0Bowls:Aloha(BostonCollege12,KansasState7);Carquest(SouthCarolina24,WestVirginia21);Gator(Tennessee45,VirginiaTech23);Orange(Nebraska24,Miami17)

1993 CONF. PCT. PTS OPP ALL PCT. PTS OPP H A N WestVirginia 7-0-0 1.000 240 91 11-1-0 .917 408 212 7-0 4-0 0-1Miami 6-1-0 .857 215 57 9-3-0 .750 331 167 6-0 3-2 0-1BostonCollege 5-2-0 .714 232 138 9-3-0 .750 408 240 4-2 4-1 1-0VirginiaTech 4-3-0 .571 261 177 9-3-0 .750 445 270 6-0 2-3 1-0Syracuse 3-4-0 .429 160 212 6-4-1 .591 281 288 3-2 3-2-1 0-0Pittsburgh 2-5-0 .286 119 225 3-8-0 .272 168 371 0-5 3-3 0-0Rutgers 1-6-0 .143 192 221 4-7-0 .363 351 334 3-3 1-4 0-0Temple 0-7-0 .000 56 354 1-10-0 .090 115 527 0-5 1-5 0-0Bowls:Carquest(BostonCollege31,Virginia13);Fiesta(Arizona29,Miami0);Independence(VirginiaTech45,Indiana20);Sugar(Florida41,WestVirginia7)

1992 ALL PCT. PTS OPP CONF. PCT. PTS OPP H A N Miami* 11-1-0 .916 369 161 4-0-0 1.000 142 56 6-0 5-0 0-1Syracuse 10-2-0 .833 340 205 6-1-0 .857 214 97 4-2 5-0 1-0BostonCollege 8-3-1 .708 330 238 2-1-1 .625 116 77 5-1 3-1-1 0-1Rutgers 7-4-0 .636 341 245 4-2-0 .666 167 171 5-1 2-3 0-0WestVirginia 5-4-2 .545 286 238 2-3-1 .417 133 105 3-2-2 2-2 0-0Pittsburgh 3-9-0 .250 289 429 1-3-0 .250 59 126 2-4 1-5 0-0VirginiaTech 2-8-1 .227 270 282 1-4-0 .200 114 144 1-4-1 1-4-0 0-0Temple 1-10 .090 132 383 0-6-0 .000 50 219 0-4-0 0-6-0 1-0Bowls:Fiesta(Syracuse26,Colorado22);HallofFame(Tennessee38,BostonCollege23);Sugar(Alabama34,Miami13)

1991 ALL PCT. PTS OPP CONF. PCT. PTS OPP H A N Miami* 12-0-0 1.000 386 100 2-0-0 1.000 46 17 6-0 5-0 0-0Syracuse 10-2-0 .833 321 200 5-0-0 1.000 133 66 5-1 4-1 0-0Pittsburgh 6-5-0 .545 244 241 3-2-0 .600 121 96 4-2 2-3 0-0WestVirginia 6-5-0 .545 187 224 3-4-0 .429 99 133 4-2 2-3 0-0Rutgers 6-5-0 .545 217 217 2-3-0 .400 88 84 5-1 1-4 0-0VirginiaTech 5-6-0 .455 275 229 1-0-0 1.000 20 14 4-1 1-4 0-1BostonCollege 4-7-0 .364 247 239 2-4-0 .333 138 133 2-3 2-4 0-0Temple 2-9-0 .182 145 290 0-5-0 .000 35 137 2-3 0-6 0-0Bowls:HallofFame(Syracuse24,OhioState17);Orange(Miami22,Nebraska0)

*-Miamiwascrownedconferencechampionin1991and1992bybeingthehighestrankedteaminthefinalregularseason USAToday/CNNTop25Coaches’Poll.Round-robinconferenceplaybeganin1993.



BIG EAST FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSYear Champion BIGEAST Overall Coach1991 Miami 2-0-0 12-0-0 DennisErickson1992 Miami 4-0-0 11-1-0 DennisErickson1993 WestVirginia 7-0-0 11-1-0 DonNehlen1994 Miami 7-0-0 10-2-0 DennisErickson1995 VirginiaTech 6-1-0 10-2-0 FrankBeamer1996 VirginiaTech 6-1 10-2 FrankBeamer Miami 6-1 9-3 ButchDavis Syracuse 6-1 9-3 PaulPasqualoni1997 Syracuse 6-1 9-3 PaulPasqualoni1998 Syracuse 6-1 8-3 PaulPasqualoni1999 VirginiaTech 7-0 11-1 FrankBeamer2000 Miami 7-0 10-1 ButchDavis2001 Miami 7-0 12-0 LarryCoker2002 Miami 7-0 12-1 LarryCoker2003 Miami 6-1 11-2 LarryCoker WestVirginia 6-1 8-5 RichRodriguez2004 Pittsburgh 4-2 8-4 WaltHarris BostonCollege 4-2 9-3 TomO’Brien WestVirginia 4-2 8-4 RichRodriguez Syracuse 4-2 6-6 PaulPasqualoni2005 WestVirginia 7-0 11-1 RichRodriguez2006 Louisville 6-1 12-1 BobbyPetrino2007 WestVirginia 5-2 11-2 RichRodriguez Connecticut 5-2 9-4 RandyEdsall2008 Cincinnati 6-1 11-3 BrianKelly2009 Cincinnati 7-0 12-1 BrianKelly2010 Connecticut 5-2 8-4 RandyEdsall WestVirginia 5-2 9-3 BillStewart Pittsburgh 5-2 7-5 DaveWannstedt

BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOLSchool Years WonBostonCollege(1) 2004Cincinnati(2) 2008,2009Connecticut(2) 2007,2010Louisville(1) 2006Miami(8) 1991,1992,1994,1996,2000,2001,2002,2003Pittsburgh(2) 2004,2010Syracuse(4) 1996,1997,1998,2004VirginiaTech(3) 1995,1996,1999WestVirginia(6) 1993,2003,2004,2005,2007,2010

BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP COACHESCoach School (Years Won)Paul Pasqualoni(4) Syracuse(1996,1997,1998,2004)RichRodriguez(4) WestVirginia(2003,2004,2005,2007)FrankBeamer(3) VirginiaTech(1995,1996,1999)DennisErickson(3) Miami(1991,1992,1994)LarryCoker(3) Miami(2001,2002,2003)ButchDavis(2) Miami(1996,2000)BrianKelly(2) Cincinnati(2008,2009)RandyEdsall(2) Connecticut(2007,2010)WaltHarris(1) Pittsburgh(2004)DonNehlen(1) WestVirginia(1993)TomO’Brien(1) BostonCollege(2004)BobbyPetrino(1) Louisville(2006)DaveWannstedt(1) Pittsburgh(2010)BillStewart(1) WestVirginia(2010)

BIG EAST ALL-TIME STANDINGS(Regular season games against each other)

SINCE 1993 GP W-L-T PCT.Miami 77 66-11-0 .857VirginiaTech 77 55-22-0 .714WestVirginia 125 83-42-0 .664Cincinnati 42 25-17-0 .595BostonCollege 83 41-41-1 .500USF 42 20-22-0 .476Syracuse 125 59-66-0 .472Pittsburgh 125 59-66-0 .472Louisville 42 19-23-0 .452Connecticut 48 22-26-0 .458Rutgers 125 33-91-1 .268Temple 83 14-69-0 .169

SINCE 1991 GP W-L-T PCT.Miami 83 72-11-0 .867VirginiaTech 83 57-26-0 .687Cincinnati 42 25-17-0 .595WestVirginia 138 88-49-1 .641Syracuse 137 70-67-0 .511USF 42 20-22-0 .476BostonCollege 93 45-46-2 .495Pittsburgh 134 63-71-0 .470Louisville 42 19-23-0 .452Connecticut 48 22-26-0 .458Rutgers 136 39-96-1 .290Temple 94 14-80-0 .149

BIG EAST OVERTIME GAMES (41)FourOvertimes(1)Pittsburgh36,NotreDame33 11/1/08

ThreeOvertimes(7)WestVirginia41,Rutgers39 12/2/06WestVirginia46,Louisville44 10/15/05Cincinnati30,Temple24 9/20/03Syracuse49,NorthCarolina47 9/6/03Syracuse50,VirginiaTech42 11/9/02Auburn37,Syracuse34 9/28/02Pittsburgh41,WestVirginia38 11/28/97

TwoOvertimes(11)Connecticut33,NotreDame30 11/21/09Navy48,Pittsburgh45 10/10/07Connecticut46,Pittsburgh45 11/11/06Syracuse40,Wyoming34 9/30/06Iowa20,Syracuse13 9/9/06Syracuse38,Pittsburgh31 11/6/04Villanova23,Temple20 9/6/03OhioState31,Miami24 1/3/03WestVirginia31,Rutgers24 11/11/00Pittsburgh55,Rutgers48 10/25/97Miami45,BostonCollege44 10/18/97

OneOvertime(22)USF23,Miami20 11/27/10USF24,Louisville21 11/13/10Connecticut16,WestVirginia13 10/29/10Rutgers23,Army20 10/16/10WestVirginia24,Marshall21 9/10/10Utah27,Pittsburgh24 9/2/10Minnesota23,Syracuse20 9/5/09Cincinnati26,WestVirginia23 11/8/08Colorado17,WestVirginia14 9/18/08USF31,CentralFlorida24 9/6/08Connecticut12,Temple9 9/6/08Illinois33,Rutgers30 9/3/05Ohio16,Pittsburgh10 9/9/05Pittsburgh20,BostonCollege17 10/16/04VirginiaTech24,Temple23 11/15/03Pittsburgh19,BostonCollege16 10/26/02Pittsburgh24,Syracuse17 10/7/00Rutgers24,Syracuse21 11/13/99BostonCollege30,Baylor29 9/4/99VirginiaTech27,Miami20 9/19/98NCState32,Syracuse31 8/30/97Houston42,Pittsburgh35 9/14/96

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

HOME RECORDSMiami............................ 69-11-0...............863Cincinnati........................ 26-8-0................765VirginiaTech.................. 62-16-1...............791USF................................ 23-10-0...............697Louisville........................ 25-11-0...............694WestVirginia................. 87-31-2...............733Connecticut................... 31-11-0...............738Syracuse........................ 68-46-0...............596BostonCollege.............. 45-29-1...............607Pittsburgh...................... 65-50-0...............565Rutgers.......................... 58-56-0...............509Temple........................... 15-51-0...............227

Most Home Victories - Season7 WestVirginia...................................2009 WestVirginia...................................1993

ROAD RECORDSMiami........................... 52-13-0...............800VirginiaTech.................. 39-25-0...............609WestVirginia................. 52-38-0...............578Louisville........................ 13-17-0...............433Cincinnati....................... 19-14-0...............576BostonCollege.............. 34-36-1...............486USF................................ 17-17-0...............500Syracuse........................ 44-52-1...............459Connecticut................... 13-22-0...............371Pittsburgh...................... 32-58-0...............356Rutgers.......................... 27-68-1...............286Temple........................... 12-65-0...............156

Most Road Victories - Season6 Cincinnati.........................................2009 Miami..............................................2002


CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE VICTORIES (Since 1991)WINS SCHOOL YEARS STREAK 27 Miami 1999-03 Finalthreegamesof1999,sevengamesin2000,2001and2002andfirstthreein2003 LostatVirginiaTech,31-7(11/1). 14 VirginiaTech 1998-00 Finalgameof1998,sevengamesin1999andfirstsixin2000.LostatMiami,41-21(11/4). 13 Cincinnati 2008-10 Finalfivegamesof2008,allsevengamesin2009,firstgameof2010. 12 Miami 1991-93 Bothgamesin1991,fourgamesin1992andfirstsixgamesin1993.LostatWVU,17-14(11/20). 11 Syracuse 1991-92 Allfivegamesin1991andfirstsixgamesin1992.LosttoMiami,16-10(11/21). 10 Miami 1995-96 Finalsixgamesof1996,firstfourin1997.LosttoVirginiaTech,21-7(11/16). 10 WestVirginia 2003-04 Finalsixgamesof2003andfirstfourin2004. 9 Syracuse 1997-98 Finalsixgamesof1997,firstthreeof1998.LosttoWestVirginia,35-28(11/7). 8 Pittsburgh 2008-09 Lasttwogamesof2008,firstsixgamesof2009.LosttoCincinnati45-44(12/5). 8 Louisville 2005-06 Finalfivegamesof2005,firstthreeof2006.LostatRutgers,28-25(11/9). 8 WestVirginia 2005-06 Finalsixgamesof2005,firsttwoof2006.LostatLouisville,44-34(11/2). 8 VirginiaTech 1995-96 Finalsixgamesin1995throughfirsttwogamesin1996.LostatSyracuse,52-21(9/28).

OVERALL WINNING STREAKSIncluding bowl gamesWINS SCHOOL YEARS STREAK 34 Miami 2000-02 Final10gamesin2000,All12gamesin2001,First12gamesof2002. LosttoOhioState31-24indoubleovertimeinFiestaBowl(1/3/03). #23 Miami 1991-92 All12gamesin1991,first11gamesin1992.LosttoAlabama34-13inSugarBowl(1/1/93). 14 WestVirginia 2005-06 Lastsevengamesof2005,firstsevenin2006.LostatLouisville,44-34(11/2). 13 VirginiaTech 1995-96 Last10gamesin1995,firstthreegamesin1996.LostatSyracuse,52-21(9/28/96). 12 Cincinnati 2009 First12gamesof2009.LosttoFlorida,51-24,inAllstateSugarBowl(1/1/10) 12 VirginiaTech 1998-99 Lastgameof1998,first11gamesin1999.LosttoFloridaState,46-29, inSugarBowl(1/4/00). 12 WestVirginia 1992-93 Lastgamein1992,first11gamesin1993.LosttoFlorida,41-7,inSugarBowl(1/1/94). 11 Miami 1995-96 Finalsevengamesof1995,firstfourin1996.LosttoFloridaState,34-16(10/12/96) 8 Syracuse 1997 Finaleightgamesof1997.LosttoKansasState,35-18(12/31/97) 8 WestVirginia 1995-96 Finalgameof1995,firstsevengamesin1996.LosttoMiami,10-7(10/26/96) 8 Miami 1994 Lasteightgamesin1994.LosttoNebraska,24-17,inOrangeBowl(1/1/95). 8 BostonCollege 1993 Thirdthroughtenthgameof1993.LosttoWestVirginia,17-14(11/26). 8 Syracuse 1991-92 Lastsixgamesin1991,firsttwogamesin1992.LosttoOhioState,35-12(9/19).

OVERALL REGULAR SEASON WINNING STREAKSNot including bowl gamesWINS SCHOOL YEARS STREAK 39 Miami 2000-03 Finalninegamesof2000throughfirstsevengamesof2003.LostatVirginiaTech,31-7(11/1). ^26 Miami 1991-93 All11gamesin1991throughfirstfourgamesof1993.LostatFloridaState,28-10(10/9). 19 VirginiaTech 1999-00 All11gamesin1999throughfirsteightgamesin2000.LostatMiami,41-21(11/4). 18 Cincinnati 2008-10 Lastsixgamesof2008.All12gamesof2009.LostatFresnoState,28-14(9/4/10) 13 WestVirginia 2005-06 Lastsixgamesof2005,firstsevenin2006.LostatLouisville,44-34(11/2). 12 VirginiaTech 1995-96 Last9gamesin1995throughfirstthreegamesin1996.LostatSyracuse,52-21(9/28). 12 WestVirginia 1992-94 Lastgamein1992throughfirstgamein1994.LosttoNebraska,31-0,inKickoffClassic(8/28). 11 Miami 1995-96 Finalsevengamesof1995,firstfourin1996.LosttoFloridaState,34-16(10/12/96) 8 Syracuse 1997 Finaleightgamesof1997.LosttoTennessee,34-33(9/5). 8 WestVirginia 1995-96 Finalgameof1995,firstsevengamesin1996.LosttoMiami,10-7(10/26/96) 8 Miami 1994 Lasteightregularseasongamesof1994.Lost1995seasonopeneratUCLA,31-8(9/2). 8 BostonCollege 1993 Thirdthrough10thgameof1993.LosttoWestVirginia,17-14(11/26).

#Actualstreakwas29.Miamialsowonlastsixgamesof1990.^Actualstreakwas31.Miamialsowonlastfiveregularseasongamesof1990.

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE LOSSESLOSSES SCHOOL YEARS STREAK 27 Temple 1991-95 Allfivegamesin1991,sixin‘92,sevenin‘93and‘94andfirsttwogamesof‘95DefeatedPittsburgh,29-27(10/14). 25 Rutgers 1999-03 Finalgameof1999,sevengamesin2000,‘01and‘02andfirstthreegamesof2003.WonatTemple,30-14(10/25).

AnnualOverallRecordsByBIGEASTSchools(Since1991) BC CIN UCONN LOU MIA PITT RU USF SU TEM VT WVU1991 4-7 - - - 12-0 6-5 6-5 - 10-2 2-9 5-6 6-51992 8-3-1 - - - 11-1 3-9 7-4 - 10-2 1-10 2-8-1 5-4-21993 9-3 - - - 9-3 3-8 4-7 - 6-4-1 1-10 9-3 11-11994 7-4-1 - - - 10-2 3-8 5-5-1 - 7-4 2-9 8-4 7-61995 4-8 - - - 8-3 2-9 4-7 - 9-3 1-10 10-2 5-61996 5-7 - - - 9-3 4-7 2-9 - 9-3 1-10 10-2 8-41997 4-7 - - - 5-6 6-6 0-11 - 9-4 3-8 7-5 7-51998 4-7 - - - 9-3 2-9 5-6 - 8-4 2-9 9-3 8-41999 8-4 - - - 9-4 5-6 1-10 - 7-5 2-9 11-1 4-72000 7-5 - - - 11-1 7-5 3-8 - 6-5 4-7 11-1 7-52001 8-4 - - - 12-0 6-5 2-9 - 9-3 4-7 8-3 3-82002 9-4 - - - 12-1 9-4 1-11 - 4-8 4-8 10-4 9-42003 8-5 - - - 11-2 8-5 5-7 - 6-6 1-11 8-5 8-52004 9-3 - 8-4 - - 8-4 4-7 - 6-6 2-9 - 8-42005 - 4-7 5-6 9-3 - 5-6 7-5 6-6 1-10 - - 11-12006 - 8-5 4-8 12-1 - 6-6 11-2 9-4 4-8 - - 11-22007 - 10-3 9-4 6-6 - 5-7 8-5 9-4 2-10 - - 11-22008 - 11-3 8-5 5-7 - 9-4 8-5 8-5 3-9 - - 9-42009 - 12-1 8-5 4-8 - 10-3 9-4 8-5 4-8 - - 9-42010 - 4-8 8-5 7-6 - 8-5 4-8 8-5 8-5 - - 9-4Totals 93-71-1 49-27 50-37 43-31 128-29 116-121 96-135-1 48-29 129-109-1 30-126 108-48-1 156-85-2 .553 .645 .575 .581 .815 .489 .416 .623 .542 .192 .691 .643

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


2010 FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR ArmonBinns CincinnatiWR JonBaldwin PittsburghOT MikeRyan ConnecticutOT JasonPinkston PittsburghOG ZachHurd* ConnecticutOG MarkWetterer* LouisvilleC SampsonGenus USFTE CameronGraham LouisvilleQB ZachCollaros* CincinnatiRB JordanTodman* ConnecticutRB BilalPowell LouisvilleK DaveTeggart ConnecticutRS LindseyLamar USF

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL KendallReyes ConnecticutDL JabaalSheard* PittsburghDL TerrellMcClain USFDL ChrisNeild WestVirginiaLB LawrenceWilson ConnecticutLB DougHogue SyracuseLB J.T.Thomas WestVirginiaCB JohnnyPatrick LouisvilleCB KeithTandy WestVirginiaS DomDeCicco PittsburghS RobertSands WestVirginiaP DanHutchins Pittsburgh

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEWR D.J.Woods CincinnatiWR DontaviaBogan USFWR TavonAustin WestVirginiaWR JockSanders WestVirginiaOT JustinPugh SyracuseOT DonBarclay WestVirginiaOL JasonKelce CincinnatiOL ByronStingily LouisvilleOL JacobSims USFC MoePetrus ConnecticutTE BenGuidugli CincinnatiQB GenoSmith WestVirginiaRB IsaiahPead CincinnatiRB DeloneCarter SyracuseK RossKrautman SyracuseRS NickWilliams Connecticut

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL BrandonLindsey PittsburghDL ChandlerJones SyracuseDL ScooterBerry WestVirginiaDL BruceIrvin WestVirginiaLB JKSchaffer CincinnatiLB JacquainWilliams USFLB DerrellSmith SyracuseCB MistralRaymond USFCB BrandonHogan WestVirginiaS HakeemSmith LouisvilleS JaredHolley PittsburghS JoeLefeged RutgersP RobLong Syracuse

*unanimousselection

2009 FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR MardyGilyard CincinnatiWR JonathanBaldwin PittsburghOT JasonPinkston PittsburghOT AnthonyDavis RutgersOG ZachHurd ConnecticutOG JohnMalecki PittsburghC ChrisJurek CincinnatiTE DorinDickerson PittsburghQB TonyPike CincinnatiQB BillStull PittsburghRB DionLewis* PittsburghRB NoelDevine* WestVirginiaK TylerBitancurt WestVirginiaRS MardyGilyard Cincinnati

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL LindseyWitten ConnecticutDL GregRomeus* PittsburghDL MickWilliams PittsburghDL JasonPierre-Paul USFDL ArthurJones SyracuseLB LawrenceWilson ConnecticutLB AdamGunn PittsburghLB KionWilson USFLB J.T.Thomas WestVirginiaCB AaronBerry PittsburghCB DevinMcCourty RutgersCB BrandonHogan WestVirginiaS AaronWebster CincinnatiS RobertSands WestVirginiaP RobLong Syracuse

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEWR ArmonBinns CincinnatiWR TimBrown RutgersOT JeffLinkenbach CincinnatiOT SelvishCapers WestVirginiaOG AlexHoffman CincinnatiOG JasonKelce CincinnatiOG RyanBartholomew SyracuseC SamsonGenus USFTE BenGuidugli CincinnatiTE NateByham PittsburghQB JarrettBrown WestVirginiaRB AndreDixon ConnecticutRB JordanTodman ConnecticutK DanHutchins PittsburghRS TrentGuy Louisville

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL RicardoMathews CincinnatiDL GusMustakus PittsburghDL GeorgeSelvie USFDL ChrisNeild WestVirginiaLB GregLloyd ConnecticutLB DerrellSmith SyracuseLB ReedWilliams WestVirginiaCB RobertMcClain ConnecticutCB JeromeMurphy USFS DomDeCicco PittsburghS NateAllen USFP ScottKozlowski WestVirginia

*unanimousselection

2008 FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR MardyGilyard CincinnatiWR KennyBritt RutgersOT WillBeatty ConnecticutOT RyanStanchek WestVirginiaOG GeorgeBussey LouisvilleOG C.J.Davis PittsburghC EricWood LouisvilleTE NateByham PittsburghQB PatWhite WestVirginiaRB DonaldBrown* ConnecticutRB LeSeanMcCoy* PittsburghK ConorLee PittsburghKR/PR MardyGilyard Cincinnati

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL ConnorBarwin CincinnatiDL CodyBrown* ConnecticutDL GeorgeSelvie USFDL ArthurJones SyracuseLB ScottMcKillop* PittsburghLB TyroneMcKenzie* USFLB MorttyIvy WestVirginiaCB MikeMickens* CincinnatiCB DariusButler ConnecticutS BrandonUnderwood CincinnatiS CourtneyGreene RutgersP KevinHuber Cincinnati

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEWR DominickGoodman CincinnatiWR DougBeaumont LouisvilleWR JockSanders WestVirginiaOT MarcDile USFOT AnthonyDavis RutgersOT TrevorCanfield CincinnatiOG MattHuners USFOG RyanDurand SyracuseC MikeDent WestVirginiaTE CedricHill USFQB TonyPike CincinnatiRB VictorAnderson LouisvilleRB CurtisBrinkley SyracuseRB NoelDevine WestVirginiaK PatMcAfee WestVirginiaKR/PR TrentGuy Louisville

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL TerrillByrd CincinnatiDL GregRomeus PittsburghDL JamaalWesterman RutgersDL ScooterBerry WestVirginiaLB ScottLutrus ConnecticutLB JonDempsey LouisvilleLB RyanD’Imperio RutgersCB AaronBerry PittsburghCB EllisLankster WestVirginiaS RobertVaughn ConnecticutS CarltonWilliams USFP PatMcAfee WestVirginia

*unanimousselection

ALL-BIG EAST TEAMSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


2007 FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR HarryDouglas LouisvilleWR TiquanUnderwood RutgersOT JeffOtah PittsburghOT JeremyZuttah RutgersOG DonaldThomas ConnecticutOG GregIsdaner WestVirginiaC EricWood LouisvilleTE GaryBarnidge* LouisvilleQB PatWhite* WestVirginiaRB RayRice* RutgersRB LeSeanMcCoy PittsburghK ArtCarmody LouisvilleKR/PR MaxSuter Syracuse

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL TerrillByrd CincinnatiDL EricFoster RutgersDL GeorgeSelvie* USFDL KeilenDykes WestVirginiaLB DannyLansanah ConnecticutLB ScottMcKillop* PittsburghLB BenMoffitt USFCB MikeMickens CincinnatiCB MikeJenkins USFS HarukiNakamura* CincinnatiS EricWicks WestVirginiaP KevinHuber Cincinnati

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR MarcusBarnett CincinnatiWR KennyBritt RutgersWR MikeWilliams SyracuseWR DariusReynaud WestVirginiaOT GeorgeBussey LouisvilleOT PedroSosa RutgersOG TrevorCanfield CincinnatiOG RyanSchmidt USFC MikeDent WestVirginiaQB BrianBrohm LouisvilleRB AndreDixon ConnecticutRB SteveSlaton WestVirginiaK PatMcAfee WestVirginiaKR/PR TyvonBranch Connecticut

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL AnthonyHoke CincinnatiDL JoeClermond PittsburghDL ArthurJones SyracuseDL JohnnyDingle WestVirginiaLB LamarMyles LouisvilleLB TyroneMcKenzie USFLB MarcMagro WestVirginiaCB DeAngeloSmith CincinnatiCB TraeWilliams USFS CourtneyGreene RutgersS JoeFields SyracuseP RobLong Syracuse

*unanimousselection

2006 FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR HarryDouglas LouisvilleWR DerekKinder PittsburghOT GeorgeBussey LouisvilleOT RenardoFoster LouisvilleOT JeremyZuttah RutgersOG KurtQuarterman LouisvilleOG JeremySheffey WestVirginiaC DanMozes WestVirginiaTE ClarkHarris RutgersQB PatrickWhite WestVirginiaRB RayRice RutgersRB SteveSlaton WestVirginiaK ArtCarmody LouisvilleKR/PR EanRandolph USF

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL TerrillByrd CincinnatiDL AmobiOkoye* LouisvilleDL EricFoster RutgersDL KeilenDykes WestVirginiaLB KevinMcCullough CincinnatiLB H.B.Blades PittsburghLB StephenNicholas USFCB WilliamGay LouisvilleCB DarrelleRevis PittsburghCB TraeWilliams USFS DominicRoss CincinnatiS EricWicks* WestVirginiaP JoeRadigan Rutgers

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR MarioUrrutia LouisvilleWR DariusReynaud WestVirginiaOT PedroSosa RutgersOT RyanStanchek WestVirginiaOG TrevorCanfield CincinnatiOG CameronStephenson RutgersC EricWood LouisvilleTE BrentCelek CincinnatiQB BrianBrohm LouisvilleRB DonaldBrownII ConnecticutRB BrianLeonard RutgersK JeremyIto RutgersKR/PR VaughnRivers WestVirginia

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL RhemaFuller ConnecticutDL JoeClermond PittsburghDL RamelMeekins RutgersDL JamaalWesterman RutgersDL JameelMcClain SyracuseLB MalikJackson LouisvilleLB DevraunThompson RutgersLB KelvinSmith SyracuseCB MikeMickens CincinnatiCB TanardJackson SyracuseS BrandonSharp LouisvilleS RonGirault RutgersS CourtneyGreene RutgersP AdamGraessle Pittsburgh

*unanimousselection

2005 FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR JoshuaTinch* LouisvilleWR GregLee PittsburghOT GarinJustice WestVirginiaOG JohnGlass RutgersC DanMozes WestVirginiaOG JasonSpitz LouisvilleOT TravisLeffew LouisvilleTE ClarkHarris RutgersQB BrianBrohm* LouisvilleRB MichaelBush LouisvilleRB AndreHall USFPK ArtCarmody LouisvilleKR/PR WillieFoster Rutgers

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL ElvisDumervil LouisvilleDL RyanNeill RutgersDL RyanLaCasse SyracuseDL ErnestHunter WestVirginiaLB JamesHargrave ConnecticutLB H.B.Blades PittsburghLB KevinMcLee WestVirginiaCB Bernard“Josh”Lay PittsburghCB DarrelleRevis PittsburghS AnthonySmith SyracuseS JahmileAddae WestVirginiaS MikeLorello WestVirginiaP BrendanCarney Syracuse

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR MarioUrrutia LouisvilleWR TresMoses RutgersOT TheodricWatson USFOG JeremySheffey WestVirginiaC JohnMiller USFOG FrankDavis USFOT CharlesSpencer PittsburghTE DanMurray ConnecticutQB TylerPalko PittsburghRB BrianLeonard RutgersRB SteveSlaton WestVirginiaPK JoshCummings PittsburghKR/PR AntonioLewis WestVirginia

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL RhemaFuller ConnecticutDL DeonMcPhee ConnecticutDL MontaviousStanley LouisvilleDL TerrenceRoyal USFLB CoreySmith CincinnatiLB BrandonJohnson LouisvilleLB StephenNicholas USFCB MikeMickens CincinnatiCB MikeJenkins USFCB AnthonyMims WestVirginiaS TezMorris PittsburghS JohnnieJones USFS EricWicks WestVirginiaP PhilBrady WestVirginia

*unanimousselection



2004 FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR TresMoses RutgersWR ChrisHenry WestVirginiaOT RobPetitti* PittsburghOG DanMozes WestVirginiaC MattTarullo SyracuseC TimBrown WestVirginiaOG JeffBerk WestVirginiaOT AdamTerry SyracuseTE ClarkHarris RutgersQB RasheedMarshall WestVirginiaRB CornellBrockington ConnecticutRB BrianLeonard RutgersRB WalterReyes SyracusePK JoshCummings PittsburghKR/PR AdamJones WestVirginia

DEFENSE DL MathiasKiwanuka* BostonCollegeDL BenLynch WestVirginiaDL RyanNeill RutgersDL VinceCrochunis PittsburghLB RianWallace TempleLB AlfredFincher ConnecticutLB H.B.Blades PittsburghCB AdamJones* WestVirginiaCB JustinPerkins ConnecticutS DiamondFerri SyracuseS JahmileAddae WestVirginiaP AdamGraessle Pittsburgh

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player SchoolWR GregLee PittsburghWR GrantAdams BostonCollegeOT RyanKrug ConnecticutOG JohnGlass RutgersC PatRoss BostonCollegeOG CharlesSpencer PittsburghOT JeremyTrueblood BostonCollegeOT MichaelWatson WestVirginiaTE DavidKashetta BostonCollegeQB TylerPalko PittsburghQB WalterWashington TempleRB DamienRhodes SyracuseRB Kay-JayHarris WestVirginiaPK MattNuzie ConnecticutKR/PR WillBlackmon BostonCollege

DEFENSE DL JamesWyche SyracuseDL MikeMendenhall TempleDL TimBulman BostonCollegeDL DanStephens PittsburghLB RayHenderson BostonCollegeLB MauriceLloyd ConnecticutLB AdamLehnortt WestVirginiaCB Bernard“Josh”Lay PittsburghCB WillBlackmon BostonCollegeS AnthonySmith SyracuseS MikeLorello WestVirginiaS T.J.Stancil BostonCollegeP BrendanCarney Syracuse

*unanimousselection

2003FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR LarryFitzgerald* PittsburghWR ZamirCobb TempleOT EricWinston MiamiOG AugieHoffmann BostonCollegeC JakeGrove VirginiaTechOG ChrisSnee BostonCollegeOT RobPetitti PittsburghTE KellenWinslow MiamiQB RodRutherford PittsburghRB KevinJones* VirginiaTechRB QuincyWilson WestVirginiaPK JonPeattie MiamiKR/PR DeAngeloHall VirginiaTech

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL MathiasKiwanuka BostonCollegeDL VinceWilfork* MiamiDL RaheemOrr RutgersDL LouisGachelin SyracuseLB JonathanVilma* MiamiLB D.J.Williams MiamiLB GrantWiley* WestVirginiaCB AntrelRolle MiamiCB DeAngeloHall VirginiaTechS SeanTaylor* MiamiS BrianKing WestVirginiaP AndyLee* Pittsburgh

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR ErnestWilford VirginiaTechWR ChrisHenry WestVirginiaOT AdamTerry SyracuseOG VernonCarey MiamiC NickRomeo SyracuseOG ChrisMyers MiamiOT JeffBerk WestVirginiaTE KrisWilson PittsburghQB RasheedMarshall WestVirginiaRB DerrickKnight BostonCollegeRB WalterReyes SyracusePK CollinBarber SyracuseKR/PR NateJones Rutgers

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL DougGoodwin BostonCollegeDL ChristianFerrara SyracuseDL NathanielAdibi VirginiaTechDL ColsColas VirginiaTechLB RichScanlon SyracuseLB RianWallace TempleLB VegasRobinson VirginiaTechCB WillBlackmon BostonCollegeCB AdamJones WestVirginiaS MauriceSikes MiamiS MichaelCrawford VirginiaTechP BrendanCarney Syracuse

*unanimousselection

2002 FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR AndreJohnson MiamiWR LarryFitzgerald* PittsburghOT LanceNimmo WestVirginiaOG BryanAnderson PittsburghC BrettRomberg MiamiOG SherkoHaji-Rasouli MiamiOT MarkParenteau BostonCollegeTE KellenWinslow MiamiQB KenDorsey* MiamiRB WillisMcGahee* MiamiRB AvonCobourne WestVirginiaPK ToddSievers MiamiKR/PR NateJones Rutgers

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL WilliamJoseph MiamiDL JeromeMcDougle MiamiDL ClaudeHarriott PittsburghDL DanKlecko* TempleLB JonathanVilma* MiamiLB GeraldHayes PittsburghLB GrantWiley WestVirginiaCB AntrelRolle MiamiCB TorrieCox* PittsburghS MauriceSikes MiamiS SeanTaylor MiamiP AndyLee Pittsburgh

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR JamelRiddle SyracuseWR DavidTyree SyracuseWR ErnestWilford VirginiaTechOT RobPetitti PittsburghOG AnthonyDavis VirginiaTechC DanKoppen BostonCollegeOG KenSandor WestVirginiaOT CarlosJoseph MiamiTE SeanRyan BostonCollegeQB RodRutherford PittsburghRB DerrickKnight BostonCollegeRB LeeSuggs VirginiaTechPK SandroSciortino BostonCollegePK CapPoklemba TempleKR/PR JamelRiddle SyracuseKR/PR DeAngeloHall VirginiaTech

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL JamaalGreen MiamiDL LouisGachelin SyracuseDL NathanielAdibi VirginiaTechDL DavidUpchurch WestVirginiaLB D.J.Williams MiamiLB CliftonSmith SyracuseLB JamesDavis WestVirginiaCB ShawnSeabrooks RutgersCB DeAngeloHall VirginiaTechS WilliePile VirginiaTechS AngelEstrada WestVirginiaP VinnieBurns VirginiaTech

*unanimousselection



2001FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR AntonioBryant* PittsburghWR AndréDavis VirginiaTechOT BryantMcKinnie* MiamiOG MartinBibla MiamiC BrettRomberg MiamiOG SeanO’Connor SyracuseOT JoaquinGonzalez MiamiTE JeremyShockey* MiamiQB KenDorsey* MiamiRB WilliamGreen* BostonCollegeRB ClintonPortis* MiamiPK ToddSievers* MiamiKR/PR PhillipBuchanon Miami

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL JeromeMcDougle MiamiDL DwightFreeney* SyracuseDL DanKlecko* TempleDL DavidPugh VirginiaTechLB JonathanVilma MiamiLB GeraldHayes PittsburghLB CliftonSmith SyracuseLB BenTaylor VirginiaTechCB PhillipBuchanon MiamiCB RonyellWhitaker VirginiaTechS EdwardReed* MiamiS RamonWalker PittsburghP FreddieCapshaw Miami

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR AndreJohnson MiamiWR SeanDillard TempleOT MarcColombo BostonCollegeOG SherkoHaji-Rasouli MiamiC DanKoppen BostonCollegeOG MarkParenteau BostonCollegeOT P.J.Alexander SyracuseTE L.J.Smith RutgersQB BrianSt.Pierre BostonCollegeRB JamesMungro SyracuseRB AvonCobourne WestVirginiaPK BrendenRauh WestVirginiaKR/PR ShawnTerry WestVirginia

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL AntonioGaray BostonCollegeDL SeanGuthrie BostonCollegeDL WilliamJoseph MiamiDL ChadBeasley VirginiaTechLB ScottBradley BostonCollegeLB BryanKnight PittsburghLB KyleKayden WestVirginiaCB MikeRumph MiamiCB WillieFord SyracuseS QuentinHarris SyracuseS RickSherrod WestVirginiaP KevinMcMyler BostonCollegeP MikeShafer Syracuse

*unanimousselection

2000FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR SantanaMoss MiamiWR AntonioBryant PittsburghOT DaveKadela VirginiaTechOG JoaquinGonzalez MiamiC JeffMcCurley PittsburghOG PaulZukauskas BostonCollegeOT BryantMcKinnie MiamiTE JeremyShockey MiamiQB KenDorsey MiamiRB LeeSuggs* VirginiaTechRB WilliamGreen BostonCollegePK MikeSutphin BostonCollegeKR/PR SantanaMoss Miami

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL DamioneLewis* MiamiDL DwightFreeney* SyracuseDL DavidPugh VirginiaTechDL BryantKnight PittsburghLB DanMorgan* MiamiLB MorlonGreenwood SyracuseLB CliftonSmith SyracuseLB BenTaylor VirginiaTechCB WillAllen SyracuseCB MikeRumph MiamiS EdwardReed MiamiS AlBlades MiamiP FreddieCapshaw Miami

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR ReggieWayne MiamiWR KhoriIvy WestVirginiaOT MattLehr VirginiaTechOG PaulLaQuerre BostonCollegeC DanKoppen BostonCollegeOG RichMazza RutgersOT MichaelCook BostonCollegeTE BrowningWynn VirginiaTechTE RobertEllis BostonCollegeQB MichaelVick VirginiaTechRB JamesJackson MiamiRB AvonCobourne WestVirginiaPK CarterWarley VirginiaTechKR/PR AndréDavis VirginiaTech

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL DukePettijohn SyracuseDL RussellNewman TempleDL ChadBeasley VirginiaTechDL EricDowning SyracuseDL RickieSimpkins SyracuseLB GeraldHayes PittsburghLB LaVarTalley TempleLB WesleyRobertson RutgersCB LeonardMyers MiamiCB RonyellWhitaker VirginiaTechS RamonWalker PittsburghS CoryBird VirginiaTechP MarkFazzolari WestVirginia

*unanimousselection

1999FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR LatefGrim PittsburghWR SantanaMoss MiamiOT MarkBaniewicz SyracuseOG RichardMercier MiamiC TyWise MiamiOG ShaunO’Hara RutgersOT DarnellAlford BostonCollegeTE DanielFranks MiamiQB MichaelVick VirginiaTechRB ShyroneStith* VirginiaTechRB AvonCobourne WestVirginiaRB CedricWashington BostonCollegePK ShayneGraham* VirginiaTechKR/PR RickyHall VirginiaTech

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL CoreyMoore* VirginiaTechDL ChrisHovan* BostonCollegeDL JohnEngelberger VirginiaTechDL DukePettijohn SyracuseLB BarrettGreen* WestVirginiaLB KeithBulluck SyracuseLB NateWebster MiamiCB HankPoteat PittsburghCB AnthonyMidget VirginiaTechS RamonWalker PittsburghS PedroCirino BostonCollegeP JimmyKibble VirginiaTech

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamWR AndréDavis VirginiaTechWR KhoriIvy WestVirginiaOT TimLeach TempleOG PaulZukauskas BostonCollegeC KeithShort VirginiaTechOG MattLehr VirginiaTechOT DaveKadela VirginiaTechTE AnthonyBecht WestVirginiaQB MarcBulger WestVirginiaRB JamesJackson MiamiRB KevanBarlow PittsburghPK JayTaylor WestVirginiaKR/PR SantanaMoss Miami

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL DamioneLewis MiamiDL DemondGibson PittsburghDL WayneHampton RutgersLB MichaelHawkes VirginiaTechLB DanMorgan MiamiLB JamelSmith VirginiaTechLB FrankChamberlin BostonCollegeCB MikeRumph MiamiCB IkeCharlton VirginiaTechS EdwardReed MiamiS AlBlades MiamiP MarkFazzolari WestVirginiaP GregDeBolt Pittsburgh

*unanimousselection



1998FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB DonovanMcNabb* SyracuseRB MikeCloud BostonCollegeRB EdgerrinJames MiamiRB AmosZereoue WestVirginiaWR ShawnForeman WestVirginiaWR LatefGrim PittsburghWR KevinJohnson SyracuseOT SolomonPage WestVirginiaOG DougBrzezinski BostonCollegeC EricdeGroh WestVirginiaOG ScottKiernan SyracuseOT RichardMercier MiamiTE DanielFranks MiamiPK ShayneGraham VirginiaTechKR KevinJohnson* Syracuse

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL DerrickHam MiamiDL ChrisHovan BostonCollegeDL CoreyMoore* VirginiaTechDL JohnThornton WestVirginiaLB DanMorgan MiamiLB GaryStills WestVirginiaLB NateWebster MiamiCB LorenJohnson VirginiaTechS PhilNash SyracuseS PiersonPrioleau VirginiaTechCB HankPoteat PittsburghP JimmyKibble VirginiaTechP JasonMalecki BostonCollege

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB MarcBulger WestVirginiaRB RobKonrad SyracuseRB StaceyMack TempleWR SantanaMoss MiamiWR DavidSaunders WestVirginiaOT BryanPukenas WestVirginiaOG DwightVick VirginiaTechC DamienWoody BostonCollegeOG ShaunO’Hara RutgersOT DerekSmith VirginiaTechTE AnthonyBecht WestVirginiaPK NateTrout SyracuseKR ElmarkoJackson TempleKR ToshRiddick Rutgers

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL JohnEngelberger VirginiaTechDL WayneHampton RutgersDL NatWilliams VirginiaTechLB KeithBulluck SyracuseLB PhilClarke PittsburghLB BarrettGreen WestVirginiaLB JamelSmith VirginiaTechCB CharlesFisher WestVirginiaS KeionCarpenter VirginiaTechS JasonPoles SyracuseCB LeonardMyers MiamiP DougDunkin Syracuse

*unanimousselection

1997FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB DonovanMcNabb SyracuseRB EdgerrinJames MiamiRB AmosZereoue WestVirginiaWR ShawnForeman WestVirginiaWR QuintonSpotwood SyracuseOL SolomonPage WestVirginiaOL GennaroDiNapoli VirginiaTechOL ToddWashington VirginiaTechOL DougBrzezinski BostonCollegeOL TonyOrlandini PittsburghTE ToddPollack BostonCollegePK ShayneGraham VirginiaTechRS QuintonSpotwood Syracuse

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL KerwinHairston VirginiaTechDL ChrisHovan BostonCollegeDL HenrySlay WestVirginiaDL JohnThornton WestVirginiaLB AntwaunePonds SyracuseLB GaryStills WestVirginiaLB ErikStorz BostonCollegeCB DuaneStarks MiamiS DonovinDarius* SyracuseS PiersonPrioleau VirginiaTechCB NateTerry WestVirginiaP JimmyKibble VirginiaTech

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB PeteGonzalez PittsburghRB KenOxendine VirginiaTechRB DwayneSchulters PittsburghWR TerryMurphy PittsburghWR ReggieWayne MiamiOL JonMarzoch PittsburghOL EricdeGroh WestVirginiaOL DamienWoody BostonCollegeOL KerlinBlaise MiamiOL BradPatkochis SyracuseTE DanielFranks MiamiTE RolandWilliams SyracusePK JayTaylor WestVirginiaRS KevinJohnson Syracuse

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL LarryChester TempleDL JohnEngelberger VirginiaTechDL FrankMoore PittsburghLB PhilClarke PittsburghLB JohnHadley WestVirginiaLB BrianSheridan RutgersLB SteveTate VirginiaTechCB RodGadson SyracuseS PedroCirino BostonCollegeS TebuckyJones SyracuseCB ExcelLucas TempleP JoshBoies TempleP JaredSlovan Rutgers

*unanimousselection

1996FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB DonovanMcNabb SyracuseQB JimDruckenmiller VirginiaTechRB KenOxendine VirginiaTechRB AmosZereoue WestVirginiaWR DavidSaunders WestVirginiaWR VanJohnson TempleOL JIna MiamiOL MarkNori BostonCollegeOL K.C.Jones MiamiOL BillyConaty VirginiaTechOL SheltonPrescott SyracuseTE BryanJennings VirginiaTechPK ShayneGraham VirginiaTechRS JimTurner Syracuse

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL StalinColinet BostonCollegeDL KennyHolmes MiamiDL CornellBrown VirginiaTechDL CanuteCurtis* WestVirginiaLB JamesBurgess MiamiLB TwanRussell MiamiLB NateHemsley SyracuseLB AlshermondSingleton TempleCB KevinAbrams* SyracuseCB MikeLogan WestVirginiaS DonovinDarius* SyracuseS VannWashington WestVirginiaP NateCochran Pittsburgh

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB RyanClement MiamiRB OmariWalker BostonCollegeRB MalcolmThomas SyracuseWR YatilGreen MiamiWR RahsaanVanterpool WestVirginiaOL JayHagood VirginiaTechOL MikeHorn WestVirginiaOL T.J.Washington VirginiaTechOL ScottKiernan SyracuseOL DanOriskovich BostonCollegeTE ChrisJones MiamiPK AndyCrosland MiamiPK NathanTrout SyracuseRS MikeLogan WestVirginia

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL KenardLang MiamiDL AntonioAnderson SyracuseDL BernardRuss WestVirginiaDL HenrySlay WestVirginiaLB AntwaunePonds SyracuseLB MyronNewsome VirginiaTechLB BrandonSemones VirginiaTechCB EarlLittle MiamiCB AntonioBanks VirginiaTechS TremainMack MiamiS TorrianGray VirginiaTechP SeanReali Syracuse

*unanimousselection



1995FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB DonovanMcNabb* SyracuseRB DanyellFerguson* MiamiRB TerrellWillis RutgersWR JammiGerman MiamiWR MarvinHarrison SyracuseOT RobertBarr RutgersOG JohnSummerday TempleC K.C.Jones MiamiOG ChrisMalone VirginiaTechOT PeteKendall* BostonCollegeTE MarcoBattaglia* RutgersPK ChrisFerencik PittsburghRS MarvinHarrison Syracuse

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL CornellBrown* VirginiaTechDL J.C.Price VirginiaTechDL TimMorabito BostonCollegeDL KennyHolmes MiamiLB GeorgeDelRicco VirginiaTechLB TomTumulty PittsburghLB RayLewis* MiamiLB LanceJohnstone TempleCB AaronBeasley* WestVirginiaS WilliamYarborough VirginiaTechS DonovinDarius SyracuseCB KevinAbrams SyracuseP SeanReali Syracuse

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB JimDruckenmiller VirginiaTechRB MalcolmThomas SyracuseRB DwayneThomas VirginiaTechWR DietrichJells PittsburghWR RahsaanVanterpool WestVirginiaOL JayHagood VirginiaTechOL CyEllsworth SyracuseC BillyConaty VirginiaTechOL AlanSymonette MiamiOL MarkNori BostonCollegeOL ChrisKennedy RutgersTE LovettPurnell WestVirginiaPK OlindoMare SyracuseRS KenyattaWatson BostonCollege

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL KenardLang MiamiDL MikeHalapin PittsburghDL CanuteCurtis WestVirginiaLB J.T.Thomas WestVirginiaLB WillieBrown TempleLB AntwuanePonds SyracuseLB BrandonSemones VirginiaTechCB CarlosJones MiamiS TorrianGray VirginiaTechS VannWashington WestVirginiaCB DarylPorter BostonCollegeP NateCochran Pittsburgh

*unanimousselection

1994FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB KevinMason SyracuseRB BillyWest* PittsburghRB TerrellWillis RutgersWR ChrisT.Jones MiamiWR MarvinHarrison SyracuseOT ReubenBrown* PittsburghOG TomRobsock WestVirginiaC K.C.Jones* MiamiOG GregLandry BostonCollegeOT PeteKendall BostonCollegeTE PeteMitchell* BostonCollegePK RyanWilliams VirginiaTechRS JammiGerman Miami

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL MikeMamula* BostonCollegeDL BarryHawkins WestVirginiaDL WarrenSapp* MiamiLB StephenBoyd* BostonCollegeLB KenBrown VirginiaTechLB RayLewis MiamiLB DanConley SyracuseCB AaronBeasley WestVirginiaS C.J.Richardson MiamiS TorrianGray VirginiaTechCB CarlosJones MiamiP ToddSauerbrun* WestVirginia

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB HenryBurris TempleRB KirbyDarDar SyracuseRB JamesStewart MiamiRB DavidGreen BostonCollegeWR AntonioFreeman VirginiaTechWR RahsaanVanterpool WestVirginiaWR BillyDavis PittsburghOL MelvinTuten SyracuseOL KenDammann RutgersC JohnSummerday TempleOL TirrellGreene MiamiOL DaveWohlabaugh SyracuseTE MarcoBattaglia RutgersPK DanePrewitt MiamiPK BryanBaumann WestVirginiaRS AntonioFreeman VirginiaTech

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL RobertSneathen RutgersDL TomBarndt PittsburghDL CornellBrown VirginiaTechDL PatRiley MiamiDL TimMorabito BostonCollegeLB LanceJohnstone TempleLB CorwinFrancis MiamiLB MattTaffoni WestVirginiaDB ChadWilson MiamiDB MarkWashington RutgersDB AntonioBanks VirginiaTechDB WilliamYarborough VirginiaTechDB MalcolmPearson MiamiP JeffBeckley BostonCollege

*unanimousselection

1993FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB GlennFoley BostonCollegeRB CurtisMartin PittsburghRB TerrellWillis RutgersWR ChrisBrantley RutgersWR ShelbyHill SyracuseWR ChrisT.Jones MiamiOT RichBraham WestVirginiaOG TomRobsock WestVirginiaC JimPyne VirginiaTechOG TirrellGreene MiamiOT TreJohnson TempleTE PeteMitchell* BostonCollegePK PatO’Neill SyracuseRS MikeBaker WestVirginia

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL DarrenKrein* MiamiDL KevinMitchell SyracuseDL KevinPatrick MiamiDL WarrenSapp MiamiLB StephenBoyd* BostonCollegeLB TimBrown WestVirginiaLB TomTumulty PittsburghDB TerrisHarris MiamiDB TyronneDrakeford VirginiaTechDB DwayneJoseph SyracuseDB DexterSeigler* MiamiP ToddSauerbrun WestVirginia

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB JakeKelchner WestVirginiaRB DarnellCampbell BostonCollegeRB RobertWalker WestVirginiaWR AntonioFreeman VirginiaTechWR MarvinHarrison SyracuseOT ReubenBrown PittsburghOG GregLandry BostonCollegeC TomNalen BostonCollegeOG RudyBarber MiamiOT ScottVaughn RutgersTE JohnBurke VirginiaTechPK ToddSauerbrun WestVirginiaRS TerrellWillis Rutgers

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL TomBarndt PittsburghDL AndrewBeckett RutgersDL BarryHawkins WestVirginiaLB KenBrown VirginiaTechLB LanceJohnstone TempleLB RohanMarley MiamiLB WesRichardson WestVirginiaDB MikeCollins WestVirginiaDB MauriceWilliams PittsburghDB JoeKamara BostonCollegeDB MichaelReed BostonCollegeDB DavidMayfield WestVirginiaP PatO’Neill Syracuse

*unanimousselection



1992FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB GinoTorretta* MiamiRB ChuckieDukes BostonCollegeRB AdrianMurrell* WestVirginiaWR JamesGuarantano RutgersWR LamarThomas MiamiOT MarioCristobal MiamiOG TerrenceWisdom SyracuseC MikeCompton WestVirginiaOG LorenzoStyles WestVirginiaOT DanBritten BostonCollegeTE ChrisGedney* SyracusePK JohnBiskup SyracuseRS LewLawhorn Temple

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL MarkCaesar MiamiDL KevinMitchell SyracuseDL KevinPatrick MiamiDL JohnStolberg BostonCollegeLB MichealBarrow* MiamiLB TomMcManus BostonCollegeLB DarrinSmith MiamiCB TyronneDrakeford VirginiaTechCB RyanMcNeil MiamiS CharlieBrennan BostonCollegeS MikeCollins WestVirginiaP ToddSauerbrun WestVirginia

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB MarvinGraves SyracuseRB CraigMitter RutgersRB DavidWalker SyracuseWR ShelbyHill SyracuseWR QadryIsmail SyracuseOL ReubenBrown PittsburghOL KippVickers MiamiC JimPyne VirginiaTechOL ChrisSestili PittsburghOL TreJohnson TempleTE ColemanBell MiamiPK MikeVanderjagt WestVirginiaRS KevinWilliams Miami

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL TomBriggs WestVirginiaDL LanceJohnstone TempleDL DarrenKrein MiamiDL MikeMarinaro BostonCollegeLB JesseArmstead MiamiLB ShawnWilliams RutgersLB GlenYoung SyracuseCB DwayneJoseph SyracuseCB VernonLewis PittsburghS JayBellamy RutgersS CaseyGreer MiamiS BobGrosvenor SyracuseP PatO’Neill Syracuse

*unanimousselection

1991FIRST TEAM

OFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB GinoTorretta MiamiRB DavidWalker* SyracuseRB AdrianMurrell WestVirginiaWR QadryIsmail SyracuseWR LamarThomas MiamiOT LeonSearcy MiamiOG BrianKrulikowski TempleC MikeCompton WestVirginiaOG JeffChristy PittsburghOT EugeneChung VirginiaTechTE MarkChmura BostonCollegePK CarlosHuerta MiamiRS KevinWilliams Miami

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL GeorgeRooks SyracuseDL SeanGilbert PittsburghDL RustyMedearis MiamiDL KeithHamilton PittsburghLB TomMcManus BostonCollegeLB ElnardoWebster RutgersLB DarrinSmith MiamiCB SteveIsrael* PittsburghCB RyanMcNeil MiamiS DarrylWilliams MiamiS MalikJackson RutgersP PatO’Neill Syracuse

SECOND TEAMOFFENSEPos. Player TeamQB AlexVanPelt PittsburghRB StephenMcGuire MiamiRB ChuckieDukes BostonCollegeWR JamesGuarantano RutgersWR ChrisBouyer PittsburghOT TreJohnson TempleOG WilliamBoatwright VirginiaTechC TravisBroadbent RutgersOG TerrenceWisdom SyracuseOT JohnRay WestVirginiaTE DavidMoore PittsburghPK JohnBiskup SyracuseRS QadryIsmail SyracuseRS BoCampbell VirginiaTech

DEFENSEPos. Player TeamDL JohnStolberg BostonCollegeDL SwiftBurch TempleDL KevinMitchell SyracuseDL JimGray WestVirginiaLB RicardoMcDonald PittsburghLB MichealBarrow MiamiLB SteveGrant WestVirginiaCB GregWalker SyracuseCB TyronneDrakeford VirginiaTechS TimSandquist SyracuseS JayBellamy RutgersP TrentThompson Temple

*unanimousselection



OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR2010 JordanTodman,RB,Connecticut,Jr.*2009 DionLewis,RB,Pittsburgh,Fr.2008 DonaldBrown,RB,Connecticut,Jr.2007 PatWhite,QB,WestVirginia,Jr.2006 PatWhite,QB,WestVirginia,So.2005 BrianBrohm,QB,Louisville,So.2004 RasheedMarshall,QB,WestVirginia,Sr.2003 LarryFitzgerald,WR,Pittsburgh,So.2002KenDorsey,QB,Miami,Sr. WillisMcGahee,RB,Miami,So.2001WilliamGreen,RB,BostonCollege,Jr. KenDorsey,QB,Miami,Jr.2000AntonioBryant,WR,Pittsburgh,So. SantanaMoss,WR,Miami,Sr. LeeSuggs,RB,VirginiaTech,So.1999MichaelVick,QB,VirginiaTech,Fr.1998DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse,Sr.1997DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse,Jr.1996 JimDruckenmiller,QB,VirginiaTech,Sr. DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse,So.1995MarcoBattaglia,TE,Rutgers,Sr.1994BillyWest,RB,Pittsburgh,So.1993GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege,Sr.1992GinoTorretta,QB,Miami,Sr.*1991GinoTorretta,QB,Miami,Jr.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR2010 JabaalSheard,DE,Pittsburgh,Sr.2009 GregRomeus,DE,Pittsburgh,Jr. MickWilliams,DT,Pittsburgh,Sr.2008 ScottMcKillop,LB,Pittsburgh,Sr.2007 GeorgeSelvie,DE,USF,So.2006 H.B.Blades,LB,Pittsburgh,Sr.2005 ElvisDumervil,DE,Louisville,Sr.2004 MathiasKiwanuka,DE,BostonCollege,Jr.2003 SeanTaylor,FS,Miami,Jr.2002DanKlecko,DL,Temple,Sr.2001EdwardReed,SS,Miami,Sr. DwightFreeney,DE,Syracuse,Sr.2000DanMorgan,LB,Miami,Sr.*1999CoreyMoore,DE,VirginiaTech,Sr.*1998CoreyMoore,DE,VirginiaTech,Jr.1997DonovinDarius,S,Syracuse,Sr.1996CanuteCurtis,DL,WestVirginia,Sr.1995CornellBrown,DE,VirginiaTech,Jr.1994WarrenSapp,DL,Miami,Jr.1993KevinPatrick,DE,Miami,Sr.1992MichealBarrow,LB,Miami,Sr.1991DarrinSmith,LB,Miami,Jr. GeorgeRooks,DT,Syracuse,Sr.

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR2010 LindseyLamar,WR,USF,So.2009 MardyGilyard,WR,Cincinnati,Sr.2008 MardyGilyard,WR,Cincinnati,Jr.2007 KevinHuber,P,Cincinnati,Jr.2006 EanRandolph,USF,RS,Sr.2005 WillieFoster,Rutgers,RS/WR,Jr.2004 AdamJones,WestVirginia,RS/DB,Jr.2003AndyLee,P,Pittsburgh,Sr. DeAngeloHall,PR,VirginiaTech,Jr.2002AndyLee,P,Pittsburgh,Jr. NateJones,KR,Rutgers,Jr.2001PhillipBuchanon,PR/KR,Miami,Jr.2000 SantanaMoss,PR,Miami,Sr.*1999 ShayneGraham,PK,VirginiaTech,Sr.1998KevinJohnson,KR,Syracuse,Sr.*1997QuintonSpotwood,KR,Syracuse,So.*1996TremainMack,RS,Miami,Sr.*1995MarvinHarrison,RS,Syracuse,Sr.1994ToddSauerbrun,P,WestVirginia,Sr.*1993PatO’Neill,P/PK,Syracuse,Sr.1992 JohnBiskup,PK,Syracuse,Sr.1991KevinWilliams,RS,Miami,So.

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR2010 HakeemSmith,S,Louisville2009 DionLewis,RB,Pittsburgh2008 VictorAnderson,RB,Louisville2007 LeSeanMcCoy,RB,Pittsburgh*2006 MattGrothe,QB,USF2005 SteveSlaton,RB,WestVirginia2004 BrianToal,LB,BostonCollege2003ChrisHenry,WR,WestVirginia2002 LarryFitzgerald,WR,Pittsburgh2001KevinJones,RB,VirginiaTech2000GrantWiley,LB,WestVirginia1999MichaelVick,QB,VirginiaTech1998 JoaquinGonzalez,OT,Miami1997ReggieWayne,WR,Miami1996AmosZereoue,RB,WestVirginia*1995DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse*1994KenardLang,DE,Miami1993TerrellWillis,RB,Rutgers1992BrucePresley,RB,Rutgers1991TomTumulty,LB,Pittsburgh

COACH OF THE YEAR2010 RandyEdsall,Connecticut CharlieStrong,Louisville2009 BrianKelly,Cincinnati2008 BrianKelly,Cincinnati2007 BrianKelly,Cincinnati2006 GregSchiano,Rutgers2005 RichRodriguez,WestVirginia2004 WaltHarris,Pittsburgh2003RichRodriguez,WestVirginia*2002 LarryCoker,Miami2001 LarryCoker,Miami2000ButchDavis,Miami1999 FrankBeamer,VirginiaTech1998TerryShea,Rutgers1997WaltHarris,Pittsburgh1996 FrankBeamer,VirginiaTech1995 FrankBeamer,VirginiaTech*1994DennisErickson,Miami1993DonNehlen,WestVirginia*1992DennisErickson,Miami1991DennisErickson,Miami*

*unanimousselection

Pat White of West Virginia was a two-time BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year.

Pittsburgh’s LeSean McCoy was unanimously chosen as BIG EAST Rookie of the Year in 2007.

Kevin Huber became the first Cincinnati player to earn a major BIG EAST honor when he was named Special Teams Player of the Year in 2007.



UNANIMOUS ALL-BIG EAST SELECTIONS2010 OFFENSE ZachCollaros,QB,Cincinnati ZachHurd,OG,Connecticut JordanTodman,RB,Connecticut MarkWetterer,OG,Louisville DEFENSE JabaalSheard,DE,Pittsburgh

2009 OFFENSE DionLewis,RB,Pittsburgh NoelDevine,RB,WestVirginia DEFENSE GregRomeus,DE,Pittsburgh

2008 OFFENSE DonaldBrown,RB,Connecticut LeSeanMcCoy,RB,Pittsburgh DEFENSE CodyBrown,DE,Connecticut TyroneMcKenzie,LB,USF ScottMcKillop,LB,Pittsburgh MikeMickens,CB,Cincinnati

2007 OFFENSE PatWhite,QB,WestVirginia RayRice,RB,Rutgers GaryBarnidge,TE,Louisville DEFENSE GeorgeSelvie,DE,USF ScottMcKillop,LB,Pittsburgh HarukiNakamura,S,Cincinnati

2006 DEFENSE AmobiOkoye,DT,Louisville EricWicks,S,WestVirginia

2005 OFFENSE JoshuaTinch,WR,Louisville

2004 OFFENSE RobPetitti,OT,Pittsburgh DEFENSE MathiasKiwanuka,DL, BostonCollege AdamJones,CB,WestVirginia

2003 OFFENSE LarryFitzgerald,WR,Pittsburgh RodRutherford,QB,Pittsburgh KevinJones,RB,VirginiaTech DEFENSE VinceWilfork,DL,Miami JonathanVilma,LB,Miami GrantWiley,LB,WestVirginia SeanTaylor,FS,Miami AndyLee,P,Pittsburgh

2002 OFFENSE LarryFitzgerald,WR,Pittsburgh KenDorsey,QB,Miami WillisMcGahee,RB,Miami DEFENSE DanKlecko,DL,Temple JonathanVilma,LB,Miami TorrieCox,DB,Pittsburgh

2001 OFFENSE AntonioBryant,WR,Pittsburgh BryantMcKinnie,OT,Miami JeremyShockey,TE,Miami KenDorsey,QB,Miami WilliamGreen,RB,BostonCollege ClintonPortis,RB,Miami ToddSievers,PK,Miami BrianSt.Pierre,QB, DEFENSE DwightFreeney,DL,Syracuse DanKlecko,DL,Temple EdwardReed,SS,Miami

2000 OFFENSE LeeSuggs,RB,VirginiaTech DEFENSE DamioneLewis,DL,Miami DwightFreeney,DL,Syracuse DanMorgan,LB,Miami

1999 OFFENSE ShyroneStith,RB,VirginiaTech ShayneGraham,PK,VirginiaTech DEFENSE CoreyMoore,DE,VirginiaTech ChrisHovan,DL,BostonCollege BarrettGreen,LB,WestVirginia

1998 OFFENSE DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse KevinJohnson,KR,Syracuse DEFENSE CoreyMoore,DE,VirginiaTech

1997 DEFENSE DonovinDarius,S,Syracuse

1996 DEFENSE CanuteCurtis,DL,WestVirginia KevinAbrams,CB,Syracuse DonovinDarius,S,Syracuse

1995 OFFENSE MarcoBattaglia,TE,Rutgers DanyellFerguson,RB,Miami PeteKendall,OT,BostonCollege DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse DEFENSE AaronBeasley,DB,WestVirginia CornellBrown,DE,VirginiaTech RayLewis,LB,Miami

1994 OFFENSE ReubenBrown,OT,Pittsburgh K.C.Jones,C,Miami PeteMitchell,TE,BostonCollege BillyWest,RB,Pittsburgh

DEFENSE StephenBoyd,LB,BostonCollege MikeMamula,DL,BostonCollege WarrenSapp,DL,Miami ToddSauerbrun,P,WestVirginia

1993 OFFENSE PeteMitchell,TE,BostonCollege DEFENSE StephenBoyd,LB,BostonCollege DarrenKrein,DL,Miami DexterSeigler,DB,Miami

1992 OFFENSE ChrisGedney,TE,Syracuse AdrianMurrell,RB,WestVirginia GinoTorretta,QB,Miami DEFENSE MichealBarrow,LB,Miami

1991 OFFENSE LeonSearcy,OT,Miami DavidWalker,RB,Syracuse DEFENSE SteveIsrael,CB,Pittsburgh

FOUR-TIME ALL-BIG EAST FIRST TEAMSELECTIONS (2)ShayneGraham,PK,VirginiaTech(1996-97-98-99)DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse(1995-96-97-98)

THREE-TIME ALL-BIG EAST FIRSTTEAM SELECTIONS (14)ArtCarmody,K,Louisvile(2005-06-07)H.B.Blades,LB,Pittsburgh(2004-05-06)ClarkHarris,TE,Rutgers(2004-05-06)DanMozes,C,WestVirginia(2004-05-06)JonathanVilma,LB,Miami(2001-02-03)KenDorsey,QB,Miami(2000-01-02)DonovinDarius,S,Syracuse(1995-96-97)ChrisHovan,DL,BostonCollege(1997-98-99)K.C.Jones,C,Miami(1994-95-96)JimmyKibble,P,VirginiaTech(1997-98-99)ToddSauerbrun,P,WestVirginia(1992-93-94)PatWhite,QB,WestVirginia(2006-07-08)TerrellWillis,RB,Rutgers(1993-94-95)AmosZereoue,RB,WestVirginia(1996-97-98)

TWO-TIME ALL-BIG EAST FIRST TEAM SELECTIONSTherehavebeen86two-timefirstteamselectionsinBIGEASThistory.Fourplayerswererecognizedforasecondtimelastseason.

FRESHMAN ALL-BIG EAST SELECTIONS (22)First TeamDionLewis,RB,Pittsburgh(2009)*LeSeanMcCoy,RB,Pittsburgh(2007)MaxSuter,KR,Syracuse(2007)JonPeattie,PK,Miami(2003)LarryFitzgerald,WR,Pittsburgh(2002)*MichaelVick,QB,VirginiaTech(1999)AvonCobourne,RB,WestVirginia(1999)RamonWalker,DB,Pittsburgh(1999)AmosZereoue,RB,WestVirginia(1996)ShayneGraham,PK,VirginiaTech(1996)DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse(1995)ChrisFerencik,PK,Pittsburgh(1995)

Second TeamHakeemSmith,S,Louisville(2010)MarcusBarnett,WR,Cincinnati(2007)RobLong,P,Syracuse(2007)DonaldBrownII,RB,Connecticut(2006)MarioUrrutia,WR,Louisville(2005)SteveSlaton,RB,WestVirginia(2005)CoreySmith,LB,Cincinnati(2005)MikeMickens,DB,Cincinnati(2005)BrendanCarney,P,Syracuse(2003)CarterWarley,PK,VirginiaTech(2000)MarkFazzolari,P,WestVirginia(1999)ToshRiddick,KR,Rutgers(1998)DanielFranks,TE,Miami(1997)ReggieWayne,WR,Miami(1997)TerrellWillis,RB,Rutgers(1993)LanceJohnston,DL,Temple(1992)

*unanimousselection



2010DATE OFFENSESept.6 RyanNassib,QB,SyracuseSept.13 NoelDevine,RB,WestVirginiaSept.20 GenoSmith,QB,WestVirginiaSept.27 DeloneCarter,RB,SyracuseOct.4 RayGraham,RB,PittsburghOct.11 ChasDodd,QB,RutgersOct.18 ArmonBinns,WR,CincinnatiOct.25 B.J.Daniels,QB,USFNov.1 JordanTodman,RB,ConnecticutNov.8 JeremyWright,RB,LouisvilleNov.15 GenoSmith,QB,WestVirginiaNov.22 IsaiahPead,RB,CincinnatiNov.29 JordanTodman,RB,ConnecticutDec.6 DionLewis,RB,Pittsburgh

DATE DEFENSESept.6 MikeHolmes,CB,SyracuseSept.13 JoeLefeged,SS,RutgersSept.20 BruceIrvin,DE,WestVirginiaSept.27 SioMoore,LB,ConnecticutOct.4 BlidiWreh-Wilson,CB,ConnecticutOct.11 MaxSuter,S,SyracuseOct.18 KeithTandy,CB,WestVirginiaOct.25 DougHogue,LB,SyracuseNov.1 SioMoore,LB,ConnecticutNov.8 JacquianWilliams,LB,USFNov.15 LawrenceWilson,LB,ConnecticutNov.22 BrandonMills,LB,CincnnatiNov.29 BrandonHogan,CB,WestVirginiaDec.6 J.T.Thomas,LB,WestVirginia

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept.6 BrandonBing,CB,RutgersSept.13 JoeLefeged,SS,RutgersSept.20 MikeHolmes,CB,SyracuseSept.27 TerrenceMitchell,DB,USFOct.4 DanHutchins,K/P,PittsburghOct.11 SanSanTe,K,RutgersOct.18 DanHutchins,K/P,PittsburghOct.25 ChrisPhilpott,K,LouisvilleNov.1 DaveTeggart,K,ConnecticutNov.8 MaikonBonani,K,USFNov.15 RossKrautman,K,SyracuseNov.22 GreggPugnetti,P,WestVirginiaNov.29 JustinBrockhaus-Kahn,P,USFDec.6 DaveTeggart,K,Connecticut

2009DATE OFFENSESept.7 TonyPike,QB,CincinnatiSept.14 JarrettBrown,QB,WestVirginiaSept.21 MikeWilliams,WR,SyracuseSept.28 MardyGilyard,WR,CincinnatiOct.5 BillStull,QB,PittsburghOct.12 NoelDevine,RB,WestVirginiaOct.19 DionLewis,RB,PittsburghOct.26 NoelDevine,RB,WestVirginiaNov.2 TimBrown,WR,RutgersNov.9 ZachCollaros,QB,CincinnatiNov.16 JonathanBaldwin,WR,PittsburghNov.23 B.J.Daniels,QB,USFNov.30 TonyPike,QB,CincinnatiDec.7 TonyPike,QB,Cincinnati

DATE DEFENSESept.7 LindseyWitten,DE,ConnecticutSept.14 AdamGunn,LB,PittsburghSept.21 DanMason,LB,PittsburghSept.28 JasonPierre-Paul,DE,USFOct.5 NateAllen,S,USFOct.12 RobertVaughn,S,ConnecticutOct.19 LawrenceWilson,LB,ConnecticutOct.26 DomDeCicco,S,PittsburghNov.2 KionWilson,LB,USFNov.9 JulianMiller,DE,WestVirginiaNov.16 ChrisCampa,LB,LouisvilleNov.23 DougHogue,LB,SyracuseNov.30 RobertSands,FS,WestVirginiaDec.7 ReedWilliams,LB,WestVirginia

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept.7 TylerBitancurt,K,WestVirginiaSept.14 MardyGilyard,WR,CincinnatiSept.21 RyanLichtenstein,K,SyracuseSept.28 TeddyDellaganna,P,RutgersOct.5 ScottKozlowski,P,WestVirginiaOct.12 DanHutchins,K/P,PittsburghOct.19 JacobRogers,K/P,CincinnatiOct.26 TavonAustin,WR,WestVirginiaNov.2 DevinMcCourty,CB,RutgersNov.9 JacobRogers,K/P,CincinnatiNov.16 DevinMcCourty,CB,RutgersNov.23 JordanTodman,RB,ConnecticutNov.30 TylerBitancurt,K,WestVirginiaDec.7 MardyGilyard,WR,Cincinnati

2008DATE OFFENSESept. 1 Dustin Grutza, QB, CincinnatiSept. 8 Matt Grothe, QB, USFSept. 15 Donald Brown, RB, ConnecticutSept. 22 Victor Anderson, RB, LouisvilleSept. 29 Matt Grothe, QB, USFOct. 6 LeSean McCoy, RB, PittsburghOct. 13 Noel Devine, RB, West VirginiaOct. 20 Matt Grothe, QB, USFOct. 27 Mike Teel, QB, RutgersNov. 3 Pat White, QB, West VirginiaNov. 10 Kordell Young, RB, RutgersNov. 17 Kenny Britt, WR, RutgersNov. 24 Pat White, QB, West VirginiaDec. 1 LeSean McCoy, RB, PittsburghDec. 8 Mike Teel, QB, Rutgers

DATE DEFENSESept. 1 Mortty Ivy, LB, West VirginiaSept. 8 Scott McKillop, RB, PittsburghSept. 15 Nate Allen, S, USFSept. 22 Scott McKillop, LB, PittsburghSept. 29 Lawrence Wilson, LB, ConnecticutOct. 6 Scott McKillop, LB, PittsburghOct. 13 Johnny Patrick, CB, LouisvilleOct. 20 Ryan D’Imperio, LB, RutgersOct. 27 Adrian Grady, DT, LouisvilleNov. 3 Mortty Ivy, LB, West VirginiaNov. 10 Aaron Webster, SS, CincinnatiNov. 17 Jason McCourty, CB, RutgersNov. 24 Arthur Jones, DT, SyracuseDec. 1 Scott McKillop, LB, PittsburghDec. 8 Sidney Glover, DB, West Virginia

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 1 Pat McAfee, K/P, West VirginiaSept. 8 Mardy Gilyard, WR, CincinnatiSept. 15 Maikon Bonani, K, USFSept. 22 Dave Brytus, P, PittsburghSept. 29 Conor Lee, K, PittsburghOct. 6 Connor Barwin, DE, CincinnatiOct. 13 Kevin Huber, P, CincinnatiOct. 20 Teddy Dellaganna, P, RutgersOct. 27 Dave Teggart, K, ConnecticutNov. 3 Conor Lee, K, PittsburghNov. 10 Mardy Gilyard, WR, CincinnatiNov. 17 Dave Teggart, K, ConnecticutNov. 24 Dontavia Bogan, WR, USFDec. 1 Jake Rogers, K, CincinnatiDec. 8 Pat McAfee, K, West Virginia

2007 DATE OFFENSESept. 3 Tiquan Underwood, Rutgers, WRSept. 10 Anthony Allen, Louisville, RBSept. 17 Dustin Grutza, Cincinnati, QBSept. 24 Andrew Robinson, Syracuse, QBOct. 1 Ben Mauk, Cincinnati, QBOct. 8 Pat White, West Virginia, QBOct. 15 Brian Brohm, Louisville, QBOct. 22 Ray Rice, Rutgers, RBOct. 29 Pat White, West Virginia, QBNov. 5 LeSean McCoy, Pittsburgh, RBNov. 12 Pat White, West Virginia, QBNov. 19 Mike Ford, USF, RBNov. 26 Ben Mauk, Cincinnati, QBDec. 3 Brock Bolen, Louisville, RB

DATE DEFENSESept. 3 Mike Mickens, Cincinnati, CBSept. 10 Nate Allen, USF, FSSept. 17 Johnny Dingle, West Virginia, DESept. 24 George Selvie, USF, DEOct. 1 Ben Moffitt, USF, LBOct. 8 Ryan Manalac, Cincinnati, LBOct. 15 Joe Lefeged, Rutgers, FSOct. 22 Scott Lutrus, Connecticut, LBOct. 29 Scott Lutrus, Connecticut, LBNov. 5 Haruki Nakamura, Cincinnati, FSNov. 12 Eric Wicks, West Virginia, DBNov. 19 Scott McKillop, Pittsburgh, LBNov. 26 Mortty Ivy, West Virginia, LBDec. 3 Joe Clermond, Pittsburgh, DE

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 3 Dave Brytus, Pittsburgh, PSept. 10 Jake Rogers, Cincinnati, KSept. 17 Tony Ciaravino, Connecticut, KSept. 24 Max Suter, Syracuse, KROct. 1 Tyvon Branch, Connecticut, KROct. 8 Kevin Huber, Cincinnati, POct. 15 Delbert Alvarado, USF, K/POct. 22 Conor Lee, Pittsburgh, KOct. 29 Pat McAfee, West Virginia, K/PNov. 5 Tyvon Branch, Connecticut, KRNov. 12 Jeremy Ito, Rutgers, K/PNov. 19 Pat McAfee, West Virginia, K/PNov. 26 Pat McAfee, West Virginia, K/PDec. 3 Art Carmody, Louisville, K

2006DATE OFFENSESept. 4 Ray Rice, Rutgers, RB Steve Slaton, West Virginia, RBSept. 11 Brian Brohm, Louisville, QBSept. 18 Matt Grothe, USF, QBSept. 25 Tyler Palko, Pittsburgh, QBOct. 2 Ray Rice, Rutgers, RBOct. 9 LaRod Stephens-Howling, Pittsburgh, RBOct. 16 Patrick White, West Virginia, QBOct. 23 Ray Rice, Rutgers, RBOct. 30 Dustin Grutza, Cincinnati, QBNov. 6 Brian Brohm, Louisville, QBNov. 13 D.J. Hernandez, Connecticut, QB Matt Grothe, USF, QBNov. 20 Steve Slaton, West Virginia, RB Patrick White, West Virginia, QBNov. 27 Brian Brohm, Louisville, QBDec. 4 Brian Brohm, Louisville, QB

DATE DEFENSESept. 4 Clint Session, Pittsburgh, LBSept. 11 H.B. Blades, Pittsburgh, LBSept. 18 Brandon Sharp, Louisville, FSSept. 25 Danny Lansanah, Connecticut, LBOct. 2 Terrell Lemon, Syracuse, CBOct. 9 Chris McKillop, Pittsburgh, DEOct. 16 Ramel Meekins, Rutgers, DTOct. 23 Kevin McCullough, Cincinnati, LBOct. 30 Jamaal Westerman, Rutgers, DENov. 6 Trae Williams, USF, DBNov. 13 Devraun Thompson, Rutgers, LBNov. 20 DeAngelo Smith, Cincinnati, CBNov. 27 George Selvie, USF, DEDec. 4 Devraun Thompson, Rutgers, LB

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 4 Matt Nuzie, Connecticut, PKSept. 11 Joe Radigan, Rutgers, PSept. 18 Darius Reynaud, West Virginia, WR/RSSept. 25 Patrick Shadle, Syracuse, KOct. 2 Jeremy Ito, Rutgers, KOct. 9 Vaughn Rivers, West Virginia, DB/RSOct. 16 Art Carmody, Louisville, KOct. 23 Pat McAfee, West Virginia, KOct. 30 Joe Radigan, Rutgers, PNov. 6 Art Carmody, Louisville, KNov. 13 Jeremy Ito, Rutgers, KNov. 20 Brendan Carney, Syracuse, PNov. 27 Kevin Lovell, Cincinnati, KDec. 4 Pat McAfee, West Virginia, K

WEEKLY AWARD WINNERSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


2005 DATE OFFENSESept.5 DustinGrutza,Cincinnati,QB,Fr.Sept.12 DamienRhodes,Syracuse,RB,Sr.Sept.19 BrianBrohm,Louisville,QB,So.Sept.26 AmarriJackson,USF,WR,So.Oct.3 MichaelBush,Louisville,RB,Jr.Oct.10 BrianBrohm,Louisville,QB,So.Oct.17 SteveSlaton,WestVirginia,RB,Fr.Oct.24 BrianBrohm,Louisville,QB,So. RayRice,Rutgers,RB,Fr.Oct.31 RyanHart,Rutgers,QB,Sr.Nov.7 AndreHall,USF,RB,Sr.Nov.14 BrianBrohm,Louisville,QB,So. AndreHall,USF,RB,Sr.Nov.21 AndreHall,USF,RB,Sr.Nov.28 PatWhite,WestVirginia,QB,RFr.Dec.4 PatWhite,WestVirginia,QB,RFr.

DATE DEFENSESept.5 ElvisDumervil,Louisville,DE,Sr.Sept.12 RyanNeill,Rutgers,DE,Sr.Sept.19 ElvisDumervil,Louisville,DE,Sr. JayHenry,WestVirginia,LB,Jr.Sept.26 BenMoffitt,USF,LB,So.Oct.3 DariusButler,Connecticut,CB,Fr.Oct.10 ElvisDumervil,Louisville,DE,Sr.Oct.17 MikeLorello,WestVirginia,S,Sr.Oct.24 H.B.Blades,Pittsburgh,LB,Jr.Oct.31 KevinMcCullough,Cincinnati,LB,Sr.Nov.7 TerrenceRoyal,USF,DE,Sr.Nov.14 KevinMcLee,WestVirginia,LB,Jr.Nov.21 TimJones,USF,DE,Sr.Nov.28 RamelMeekins,Rutgers,DL,Jr.Dec.4 NateHarris,Louisville,LB,Jr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept.5 LarryTaylor,Connecticut,RS,So.Sept.12 WillieFoster,Rutgers,RS,Jr.Sept.19 PatMcAfee,WestVirginia,K,Fr.Sept.26 AntonioLewis,WestVirginia,RS,Sr.Oct.3 WillieFoster,Rutgers,RS,Jr.Oct.10 ThandiSmith,WestVirginia,Sr.Oct.17 CoreyBarnes,Rutgers,Sr.Oct.24 JoeRadigan,Rutgers,Jr.Oct.31 ChetErvin,Cincinnati,P,Sr.Nov.7 ArtCarmody,Louisville,K,So.Nov.14 JoshLay,Pittsburgh,DB,Sr.Nov.21 JackieChambers,WR,USF

2004DATE OFFENSESept.6 Kay-JayHarris,RB,WestVirginia,Sr.Sept.13 RasheedMarshall,QB,WestVirginia,Sr.Sept.20 PaulPeterson,QB,BostonCollege,Sr. Kay-JayHarris,RB,WestVirginia,Sr.Sept.27 DanOrlovsky,QB,Connecticut,Sr.Oct.4 WalterReyes,RB,Syracuse,Sr.Oct.11 RyanHart,QB,Rutgers,Jr.Oct.19 RasheedMarshall,QB,WestVirginia,Sr.Oct.25 PaulPeterson,QB,BostonCollege,Sr.Nov.1 DanOrlovsky,QB,Connecticut,Sr.Nov.8 Kay-JayHarris,RB,WestVirginia,Sr.Nov.15 TylerPalko,QB,Pittsburgh,Jr. WalterWashington,QB,Temple,Jr.Nov.22 L.V.Whitworth,RB,BostonCollege,RFr.Nov.29 DiamondFerri,RB,Syracuse,Sr.

DATE DEFENSESept.6 RyanNeill,DE,Rutgers,Sr.Sept.13 RayHenderson,LB,BostonCollege,Jr. MalcolmPostell,LB,Pittsburgh,Sr.Sept.20 AnthonySmith,FS,Syracuse,Jr. AdamJones,CB,WestVirginia,Jr.Sept.27 AdamLehnortt,LB,WestVirginia,Sr.Oct.4 AlfredFincher,LB,Connecticut,Sr.Oct.11 DiamondFerri,SS,Syracuse,Sr.Oct.19 H.B.Blades,LB,Pittsburgh,So. RonGirault,DB,Rutgers,Fr.Oct.25 JoshLay,CB,Pittsburgh,Jr. AdamJones,CB,WestVirginia,Jr.Nov.1 JamesWyche,DE,Syracuse,Jr. MikeLorello,DB,WestVirginia,Jr.Nov.8 BrianToal,LB,BostonCollege,Fr. DiamondFerri,SS,Syracuse,Sr.

Nov.15 Mathias Kiwanuka, DE, Boston College, Jr.Nov. 22 Ray Henderson, LB, Boston College, Jr.Nov. 29 Diamond Ferri, SS, Syracuse, Sr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 6 Jeremy Ito, PK, Rutgers, Fr.Sept. 13 Anthony Smith, FS, Syracuse, Jr.Sept. 20 Adam Graessle, P, Pittsburgh, So.Sept. 27 Josh Cummings, PK, Pittsburgh, Jr.Oct. 4 Matt Nuzie, PK, Connecticut, So.Oct. 11 Brendan Carney, P, Syracuse, So.Oct. 19 Jeremy Ito, PK, Rutgers, Fr.Oct. 25 Josh Cummings, PK, Pittsburgh, Jr.Nov. 1 Brendan Carney, P, Syracuse, So.Nov. 8 Collin Barber, PK, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 15 Will Blackmon, DB, Boston College, Jr.Nov. 22 Shane Hussar, P, Connecticut, Fr.Nov. 29 Josh Cummings, PK, Pittsburgh, Jr.

2003DATE OFFENSESept. 1 Bryan Randall, QB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Sept. 8 Brock Berlin, QB, Miami, Jr. Walter Reyes, RB, Syracuse, Jr.Sept. 15 Rod Rutherford, QB, Pittsburgh, Sr.Sept. 22 Walter Reyes, RB, Syracuse, Jr.Sept. 29 Larry Fitzgerald, WR, Pittsburgh, So. Justise Hairston, RB, Rutgers, Fr.Oct. 6 Bryan Randall, QB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Oct. 13 Quincy Wilson, RB, West Virginia, Sr. Quinton Porter, QB, Boston College, Jr.Oct. 20 Larry Fitzgerald, WR, Pittsburgh, So. R.J. Anderson, QB, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 27 Ryan Hart, QB, Rutgers, So. Quincy Wilson, RB, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 3 Larry Fitzgerald, WR, Pittsburgh, So.Nov. 10 Rod Rutherford, QB, Pittsburgh, Sr. Kevin Jones, RB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Nov. 17 Derrick Knight, RB, Boston College, Sr. Quincy Wilson, RB, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 24 Derrick Knight, RB, Boston College, Sr. Chris Henry, WR, West Virginia, So.Dec. 1 Brian Leonard, RB, Rutgers, RF

DATE DEFENSESept. 1 Mike Lorello, DB, West Virginia, So.Sept. 8 Tom Martin, DT, Boston College, Sr.Sept. 15 Will Blackmon, CB, Boston College, So.Sept. 22 Michael Crawford, S, Virginia Tech, Sr.Sept. 29 Thomas Whitfield, CB, Syracuse, So.Oct. 6 Adam Jones, DB, West Virginia, So.Oct. 13 Sean Taylor, FS, Miami, Jr.Oct. 20 Kellen Pruitt, LB, Syracuse, So. Jonathan Vilma, LB, Miami, Sr.Oct. 27 Brian King, FS, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 3 DeAngelo Hall, CB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Nov. 10 Brian King, FS, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 17 Grant Wiley, LB, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 24 Lewis Moore, LB, Pittsburgh, Sr.Dec. 1 D.J. Williams, LB, Miami, Sr. Adam Jones, DB, West Virginia, So.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 1 Tres Moses, KR/PR, Rutgers, Jr. Antrel Rolle, PR, Miami, Jr.Sept. 8 Devin Hester, KR, Miami, Fr. Johnnie Morant, KR, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 15 Scott Gyorko, LB, West Virginia, Jr.Sept. 22 Roscoe Parrish, PR, Miami, So.Sept. 29 Brandon Haw, DB, Rutgers, Sr. Mike Imoh, KR, Virginia Tech, So.Oct. 6 Jon Peattie, PK, Miami, RFOct. 13 DeAngelo Hall, PR, Virginia Tech, Sr.Oct. 20 Anthony Smith, S, Syracuse, So.Oct. 27 Andy Lee, P, Pittsburgh, Sr.Nov. 3 Andy Lee, P, Pittsburgh, Sr.Nov. 10 Adam Jones, KR, West Virginia, So.Nov. 17 Nate Jones, KR, Rutgers, Sr.Nov. 24 Andy Lee, P, Pittsburgh, Sr.Dec. 1 Lance Frazier, PR, West Virginia, Sr.

2002DATE OFFENSESept.2 RasheedMarshall,QB,WestVirginia,So.Sept.9 WillisMcGahee,RB,Miami,So.Sept.16 KevinJones,RB,VirginiaTech,So.Sept.23 WillisMcGahee,RB,Miami,So.Sept.30 AvonCobourne,RB,WestVirgnia,Sr.Oct.7 RodRutherford,QB,Pittsburgh,Jr.Oct.14 KenDorsey,QB,Miami,Sr. MikeMcGann,QB,Temple,So.Oct.21 LeeSuggs,RB,VirginiaTech,Sr.Oct.28 KenDorsey,QB,Miami,Sr.Nov.4 WillisMcGahee,RB,Miami,So. LarryFitzgerald,WR,Pittsburgh,Fr.Nov.11 ErnestWilford,WR,VirginiaTech,Jr.Nov.18 DerrickKnights,RB,BostonCollege,Jr. TanardoSharps,RB,Temple,Sr.Nov.25 WillisMcGahee,RB,Miami,So.Dec.2 DerrickKnight,RB,BostonCollege,Jr. KenDorsey,QB,Miami,Sr.

DATE DEFENSESept.2 ShawntaeSpencer,DB,Pittsburgh,Jr. JimDavis,DE,VirginiaTech,Jr.Sept.9 MauriceSikes,DB,Miami,Jr.Sept.16 ShawnSeabrooks,DB,Rutgers,Sr. MikalBaaqee,LB,VirginiaTech,So.Sept.23 WilliePile,FS,VirginiaTech,Sr. Sept.30 BrianFlores,LB,BostonCollege,Jr.Oct.7 JeromeMcDougle,DE,Miami,Sr.Oct.14 JonathanVilma,LB,Miami,Jr.Oct.21 DanKlecko,DT,Temple,Sr. AngelEstrada,DB,WestVirginia,Sr.Oct.28 ClaudeHarriott,DE,Pittsburgh,Jr. RichScanlon,LB,Syracuse,Jr.Nov.4 JoshOtt,LB,BostonCollege,Jr.Nov.11 BrianBeinecke,LB,Pittsburgh,Sr.Nov.18 RalphParent,S,BostonCollege,Sr. TerranceLeftwich,CB,Temple,Sr.Nov.25 D.J.Williams,LB,Miami,Jr. GrantWiley,LB,WestVirginia,Jr.Dec.2 AngelEstrada,SS,WestVirginia,Sr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept.2 VinnieBurns,P,VirginiaTech,So.Sept.9 ToddSievers,PK,Miami,Sr.Sept.16 TorrieCox,KR,Pittsburgh,Sr.Sept.23 AndyLee,P,Pittsburgh,Jr.Sept.30 NateJones,KR,Rutgers,Jr. JamelRiddle,PR,Syracuse,Jr.Oct.7 DavidAbdul,PK,Pittsburgh,Fr.Oct.14 MikeFrost,P,Temple,Sr.Oct.21 MakonnenFenton,KR,Temple,Jr. DeAngeloHall,PR,VirginiaTech,So.Oct.28 DavidAbdul,PK,Pittsburgh,Fr. NateJones,KR,Rutgers,Jr.Nov.4 StevenGregory,CB,Syracuse,Fr.Nov.11 JamesDavis,LB,WestVirginia,Sr.Nov.18 CapPoklemba,PK,Temple,Sr.Nov.25 SeanTaylor,PR,Miami,So.Dec.2 JustinHamilton,FL,VirginiaTech,Fr.

2001DATE OFFENSESept.3 WilliamGreen,RB,BostonCollege,Jr. KenDorsey,QB,Miami,Jr.Sept.10 KenDorsey,QB,Miami,Jr.Sept.24 GrantNoel,QB,VirginiaTech,Jr. BradLewis,QB,WestVirginia,Sr.Oct.1 ClintonPortis,RB,Miami,Jr. TroyNunes,QB,Syracuse,Jr.Oct.8 JamesMungro,RB,Syracuse,Sr.Oct.15 AndreJohnson,WR,Miami,So. AndréDavis,WR,VirginiaTech,Sr.Oct.22 WilliamGreen,RB,BostonCollege,Jr. RyanCubit,QB,Rutgers,Fr.Oct.29 WilliamGreen,RB,BostonCollege,Jr.Nov.5 DavidPriestley,QB,Pittsburgh,Sr. AvonCobourne,RB,WestVirginia,Jr.Nov.12 DavidPriestley,QB,Pittsburgh,Sr.Nov.19 WilliamGreen,RB,BostonCollege,Jr. KenDorsey,QB,Miami,Jr.Nov.26 AntonioBryant,WR,Pittsburgh,Jr. R.J.Anderson,QB,Syracuse,So.



DATE DEFENSESept. 3 Raheem Brock, DE, Temple, Sr.Sept. 10 Dwight Freeney, DE, Syracuse, Sr. Rick Sherrod, FS, West Virginia, Jr.Sept. 24 Dwight Freeney, DE, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 1 Scott Bradley, LB, Boston College, Sr. Kevin McCadam, ROV, Virginia Tech, Sr.Oct. 8 Doug Goodwin, DT, Boston College, So. Ben Taylor, LB, Virginia Tech, Sr.Oct. 15 Dan Klecko, DT, Temple, Jr.Oct. 22 Dwight Freeney, DE, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 29 Clifton Smith, LB, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 5 Shawn Hackett, DB, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 12 Dwight Freeney, DE, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 19 Chonn Lacey, CB, Temple, Sr. Ben Taylor, LB, Virginia Tech, Sr.Nov. 26 William Joseph, DT, Miami, Jr. Gerald Hayes, LB, Pittsburgh, Jr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 3 Todd Sievers, PK, Miami, Jr.Sept. 10 Phillip Buchanon, PR, Miami, Jr.Sept. 24 Shawn Terry, KR, West Virginia, Sr.Oct. 1 Shawn Terry, KR, West Virginia, Sr.Oct. 8 André Davis, PR/KR, Virginia Tech, Sr.Oct. 15 Freddie Capshaw, P, Miami, Jr.Oct. 22 Mike Shafer, P/K, Syracuse, Jr.Oct. 29 Nick Lotz, PK, Pittsburgh, Sr.Nov. 5 Phillip Buchanon, PR, Miami, Jr.Nov. 12 Todd Sievers, PK, Miami, Jr.Nov. 19 Cap Poklemba, PK, Temple, Jr.Nov. 26 Nick Lotz, PK, Pittsburgh, Sr.

2000DATE OFFENSESept. 4 Tanardo Sharps, RB, Temple, So.Sept. 11 Antonio Bryant, WR, Pittsburgh, So. Mike McMahon, QB, Rutgers, Sr.Sept. 18 Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech, So.Sept. 25 Reggie Wayne, WR, Miami, Sr.Oct. 2 Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech, So.Oct. 9 Ken Dorsey, QB, Miami, So. Troy Nunes, QB, Syracuse, So.Oct. 16 André Davis, WR, Virginia Tech, Jr. Tanardo Sharps, RB, Temple, So.Oct. 23 Antonio Bryant, WR, Pittsburgh, So.Oct. 30 William Green, RB, Boston College, So. John Turman, QB, Pittsburgh, Sr.Nov. 6 Santana Moss, WR, Miami, Sr. Antonio Bryant, WR, Pittsburgh, So.Nov. 13 Lee Suggs, RB, Virginia Tech, So.Nov. 20 Antonio Brown, WR, West Virginia, Jr.Nov. 27 Kevan Barlow, RB, Pittsburgh, Sr.

DATE DEFENSESept. 4 Shawn Hackett, SS, West Virginia, Jr.Sept. 11 Bryan Knight, DB, Pittsburgh, Jr. Ben Taylor, LB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Sept. 18 Bryan Knight, DB, Pittsburgh, Jr.Sept. 25 Gerald Hayes, LB, Pittsburgh, So.Oct. 2 Shawn Hackett, SS, West Virginia, Jr.Oct. 9 Dan Morgan, LB, Miami, Sr.Oct. 16 Ralph Parent, DB, Boston College, So. Ronyell Whitaker, CB, Virginia Tech, So.Oct. 23 Dan Morgan, LB, Miami, Sr. Willie Pile, FS, Virginia Tech, So.Oct. 30 Sean Guthrie, DB, Boston College, Jr.Nov. 6 Al Blades, SS, Miami, Sr.Nov. 13 Dan Morgan, LB, Miami, Sr. Rick Sherrod, FS, West Virginia, Jr.Nov. 20 James Davis, LB, West Virginia, So. Edward Reed, SS, Miami, Jr.Nov. 27 Dan Morgan, LB, Miami, Sr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 4 Nick Lotz, PK, Pittsburgh, Jr.Sept. 11 André Davis, KR, Virginia Tech, Jr.Sept. 18 Eric Green, CB, Virginia Tech, Fr.Sept. 25 Rod Rutherford, KR, Pittsburgh, Fr.Oct. 2 André Davis, KR, Virginia Tech, Jr.Oct. 9 Wayne Ward, TB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Oct. 16 Wayne Ward, TB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Oct. 23 Santana Moss, PR, Miami, Sr.Oct. 30 Carter Warley, PK, Virginia Tech, RFr.Nov. 6 Shawn Terry, KR, West Virginia, So.

Nov. 13 Freddie Capshaw, P, Miami, So.Nov. 20 Freddie Capshaw, P, Miami, So.Nov. 27 Santana Moss, PR, Miami, Sr.

1999DATE OFFENSESept. 6 Cedric Washington, RB, Boston College, Jr.Sept. 13 Marc Bulger, QB, West Virginia, Sr.Sept. 20 Kevan Barlow, RB, Pittsburgh, Jr.Sept. 27 Shyrone Stith, RB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Oct. 4 John Turman, QB, Pittsburgh, Jr. Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech, Fr.Oct. 11 Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech, Fr.Oct. 18 Shyrone Stith, RB, Virginia Tech, Jr. Avon Cobourne, RB, West Virginia, Fr.Oct. 25 Kenny Kelly, QB, Miami, So. David Priestley, QB, Pittsburgh, So.Nov. 1 David Priestley, QB, Pittsburgh, So. Devin Scott, QB, Temple, So.Nov. 8 Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech, Fr.Nov. 15 Cedric Washington, RB, Boston College, Jr. Chad Schwenk, QB, Rutgers, Fr.Nov. 22 Tim Hasselbeck, QB, Boston College, Jr. Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech, Fr.Nov. 29 Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech, Fr. Avon Cobourne, RB, West Virginia, Fr.

DATE DEFENSESept. 6 Mark Ponko, DB, Pittsburgh, So.Sept. 13 Ryan Gonsales, LB, Pittsburgh, So.Sept. 20 Nate Webster, LB, Miami, Jr.Sept. 27 Corey Moore, DE, Virginia Tech, Sr. Ian McIntosh, SS, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 4 John Engelberger, DE, Virginia Tech, Sr.Oct. 11 Dan Klecko, DE, Temple, Fr. Duke Pettijohn, DE, Syracuse, Jr.Oct. 18 Chris Hovan, NG, Boston College, Sr.Oct. 25 Chris Edmonds, LB, West Virginia, Jr.Nov. 1 Frank Chamberlin, LB, Boston College,Sr.Nov. 8 Nate Webster, LB, Miami, Jr. Keith Bulluck, LB, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 15 Dax Strohmeyer, LB, Rutgers, Sr. Anthony Midget, DB, Virginia Tech, Sr.Nov. 22 Nate Webster, LB, Miami, Jr.Nov. 29 Nate Webster, LB, Miami, Jr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 6 Shayne Graham, PK, Virginia Tech, Sr.Sept. 13 Jay Taylor, PK, West Virginia, Sr.Sept. 20 J.R. Johnson, LB, Syracuse, So.Sept. 27 Nate Trout, PK, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 4 Hank Poteat, KR, Pittsburgh, Sr. Nate Trout, PK, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 11 Freddie Capshaw, P, Miami, Fr.Oct. 18 Antonio Brown, KR, West Virginia, So.Oct. 25 Nate Terry, KR, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 1 DuJuan Daniels, KR, Boston College, So.Nov. 8 Shayne Graham, PK, Virginia Tech, Sr.Nov. 15 Nick Lotz, PK, Pittsburgh, So. Ricky Hall, PR, Virginia Tech, Sr.Nov. 22 Santana Moss, PR/KR, Miami, Jr.Nov. 29 Santana Moss, PR/KR, Miami, Jr.

1998DATE OFFENSESept. 7 Mike Cloud, RB, Boston College, Sr.Sept. 14 Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 21 Marc Bulger, QB, West Virginia, Jr. Scott Mutryn, QB, Boston College, Sr.Sept. 28 Amos Zereoue, RB, West Virginia, Jr.Oct. 5 Santana Moss, WR, Miami, So.Oct. 12 Lamont Pegues, TB, Virginia Tech, Sr. Alvin Swoope, RB, West Virginia, Jr.Oct. 19 Mike McMahon, QB, Rutgers, So. Devin Scott, QB, Temple, Fr.Oct. 26 Edgerrin James, RB, Miami, Jr. Marc Bulger, QB, West Virginia, Jr.Nov. 2 Edgerrin James, RB, Miami, Jr. Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 9 Amos Zereoue, RB, West Virginia, Jr. Kevin Johnson, WR, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 16 Amos Zereoue, RB, West Virginia, Jr.Nov. 23 Marc Bulger, QB, West Virginia, Jr. Edgerrin James, RB, Miami, Jr.

Nov. 30 Marc Bulger, QB, West Virginia, Jr. Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, Sr.

DATE DEFENSESept. 7 Dan Morgan, LB, Miami, So.Sept. 14 Lorenzo Ferguson, LB, Virginia Tech, So. Chris Hovan, NG, Boston College, Jr.Sept. 21 Brian Maye, LB, Boston College, Sr. Corey Moore, DE, Virginia Tech, Jr.Sept. 28 Keion Carpenter, FS, Virginia Tech, Sr.Oct. 5 Barrett Green, LB, West Virginia, Jr.Oct. 12 Keion Carpenter, FS, Virginia Tech, Sr.Oct. 19 Chonn Lacey, DB, Temple, Fr. Reggie Stephens, DB, Rutgers, Sr.Oct. 26 Edward Reed, SS, Miami, Fr.Nov. 2 Ike Charlton, CB, Virginia Tech, So.Nov. 9 Leon Gray, LB, Temple, Fr.Nov. 16 Kevin Landolt, DT, West Virginia, Sr. Brian Maye, LB, Boston College, Sr.Nov. 23 Jamel Smith, LB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Nov. 30 Jason Poles, S, Syracuse, Sr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 7 Nate Brooks, DB, Miami, Sr. Jimmy Kibble, P/K, Virginia Tech, Jr.Sept. 14 Shayne Graham, PK, Virginia Tech, Jr.Sept. 21 Nate Trout, PK, Syracuse, Jr.Sept. 28 Jay Taylor, P/K, West Virginia, Jr.Oct. 5 Jay Taylor, P/K, West Virginia, Jr.Oct. 12 Andre Davis, FL, Virginia Tech, Fr.Oct. 19 Kevin Johnson, RS, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 26 Tosh Riddick, KR, Rutgers, Fr.Nov. 2 Steve Barone, PK, Rutgers, Fr.Nov. 9 Charlie Titus, P, Rutgers, Jr.Nov. 16 Nate Trout, PK, Syracuse, Jr.Nov. 23 Jeff Popovich, H, Miami, Jr.Nov. 30 Kevin Johnson, KR, Syracuse, Sr.

1997DATE OFFENSEDec. 1 Pete Gonzalez, QB, Pittsburgh, Sr.Nov. 24 Billy West, RB, Pittsburgh, Sr. Amos Zereoue, RB, West Virginia, So.Nov. 17 Edgerrin James, RB, Miami, So.Nov. 10 Kyle McIntosh, RB, Syracuse, Jr.Nov. 3 Stacey Mack, RB, Temple, Jr. Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, Jr.Oct. 27 Pete Gonzalez, QB, Pittsburgh, Sr.Oct. 20 Edgerrin James, RB, Miami, So.Oct. 13 Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, Jr.Oct. 6 Marc Bulger, QB, West Virginia, So.Sept. 29 Amos Zereoue, RB, West Virginia, So.Sept. 22 Matt Hasselbeck, QB, Boston College, Sr.Sept. 15 Mike Cloud, RB, Boston College, Jr.Sept. 8 Amos Zereoue, RB, West Virginia, So.Sept. 1 Al Clark, QB, Virginia Tech, Jr.

DATE DEFENSEDec. 1 Donovin Darius, DB, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 24 Roderick Humphrey, LB, Pittsburgh, Sr.Nov. 17 Antwaune Ponds, LB, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 10 Pierson Prioleau, DB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Nov. 3 Tebucky Jones, DB, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 27 Damon Cogdell, LB, West Virginia, Jr.Oct. 20 Keith Bulluck, LB, Syracuse, So.Oct. 13 Steve Tate, LB, Virginia TechOct. 6 Decara Burgess, LB, Temple, Sr.Sept. 29 Henry Slay, DT, West Virginia, Sr.Sept. 22 John Jenkins, DB, Pittsburgh, Sr.Sept. 15 Chiffon Allen, DB, Pittsburgh, Jr.Sept. 8 Excel Lucas, DB, Temple, Sr.Sept. 1 Gary Stills, LB, West Virginia, Jr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSDec. 1 Jay Taylor, PK, West Virginia, So.Nov. 24 Jimmy Kibble, P, Virginia Tech, So.Nov. 17 Nate Terry, RS, West Virginia, Jr.Nov. 10 Nate Trout, PK, Syracuse, So.Nov. 3 Shayne Graham, PK, Virginia Tech, So.Oct. 27 Thomas Kelly, DB, Rutgers, Sr. Jay Taylor, PK, West Virginia, So.Oct. 20 Quinton Spotwood, RS, Syracuse, So.Oct. 13 Jason Poles, DB, Syracuse, Jr.Oct. 6 Quinton Spotwood, RS, Syracuse, So. Nate Terry, RS, West Virginia, Jr.



Sept. 29 Josh Boies, P, Temple, Jr.Sept. 22 Shayne Graham, PK, Virginia Tech, So.Sept. 15 Jimmy Kibble, P, Virginia Tech, So.Sept. 8 Elmarko Jackson, RS, Temple, Fr. Nate Terry, RS, West Virginia, Jr.Sept. 1 Duane Starks, RS, Miami, Sr.

1996DATE OFFENSEDec. 1 Ryan Clement, QB, Miami, Jr.Nov. 24 Scott Covington, QB, Miami, So.Nov. 17 Omari Walker, RB, Boston College, Jr. Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, So.Nov. 10 David Saunders, WR, West Virginia, So.Nov. 3 Dwayne Schulters, RB, Pittsburgh, Jr.Oct. 26 Dovovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, So.Oct. 19 Amos Zereoue, RB, West Virginia, Fr.Oct. 12 Ken Oxendine, RB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Oct. 5 Henry Burris, QB, Temple, Sr.Sept. 28 Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, So.Sept. 21 Jim Druckenmiller,QB, Virginia Tech, Sr.Sept. 14 Brian Edmonds, FB, Virginia Tech, Sr.Sept. 7 Henry Burris, QB, Temple, Sr.Aug. 31 Amos Zereoue, RB, West Virginia, Fr.

DATE DEFENSEDec. 1 Brandon Semones, LB, Virginia Tech, Sr.Nov. 24 Cornell Brown, DE, Virginia Tech, Sr.Nov. 17 Keion Carpenter, FS, Virginia Tech, So.Nov. 10 Bob Baum, LB, West Virginia, Jr.Nov. 3 Antwaune Ponds, LB, Syracuse, Jr.Oct. 26 Loren Johnson, DB, Virginia Tech, So. Derek Ward, CB, Rutgers, Sr.Oct. 19 Rupert English, LB, Boston College, Sr.Oct. 12 Nate Hemsley, LB, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 5 Nate Hemsley, LB, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 28 Canute Curtis, LB, West Virginia, Sr.Sept. 21 Canute Curtis, LB, West Virginia, Sr.Sept. 14 Tremain Mack, S, Miami, Jr.Sept. 7 Cornell Brown, DE, Virginia Tech, Sr. John Hadley, LB, West Virginia, Fr.Aug. 31 Canute Curtis, LB, West Virginia, Sr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSDec. 1 Tremain Mack, KR, Miami, Jr.Nov. 24 Sean Reali, P, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 17 Daryl Porter, DB, Boston College, Sr.Nov. 10 Sean Reali, P, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 3 Tremain Mack, KR, Miami, Jr.Oct. 26 Tremain Mack, KR, Miami, Jr.Oct. 19 Mike Logan, PR, West Virginia, Sr.Oct. 12 Syracuse Special Teams UnitOct. 5 Curtis Anderson, PR, Pittsburgh, Sr.Sept. 28 Sean Reali, P, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 21 Shayne Graham, PK, Virginia Tech, Fr.Sept. 14 Kenyatta Carter, KR, Temple, So.Sept. 7 Nate Cochran, P, Pittsburgh, Sr.Aug. 31 John Matich, PK, Boston College, Fr.

1995DATE OFFENSENov. 25 Danyell Ferguson, RB, Miami, Jr. Mark Hartsell, QB, Boston College, Jr.Nov. 18 Jim Druckenmiller, QB, Virginia Tech, Jr. Ray Lucas, QB, Rutgers, Sr.Nov. 11 Rob Konrad, RB, Syracuse, Fr.Nov. 4 Chad Johnston, QB, West Virginia, Sr.Oct. 28 Jammi German, WR, Miami, Jr.Oct. 21 Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, Fr. Marvin Harrison, WR, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 14 Ramod Lee, RB, Temple, Fr.Oct. 7 Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, Fr.Sept. 30 Jim Druckenmiller, QB, Virginia Tech, Jr. Marvin Harrison, WR, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 23 Marco Battaglia, TE, Rutgers, Sr. Dwayne Thomas, RB, Virginia Tech, Sr.Sept. 17 Terrell Willis, RB, Rutgers, Jr.Sept. 10 Mark Hartsell, QB, Boston College, Jr.Sept. 3 Dietrich Jells, WR, Pittsburgh, Sr.

DATE DEFENSENov. 25 John Browning, DE, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 18 Cornell Brown, DE, Virginia Tech, Jr.Nov. 11 William Yarborough, S, Virginia Tech, Jr.Nov. 4 Cornell Brown, DE, Virginia Tech, Jr.

Oct. 28 Cornell Brown, DE, Virginia Tech, Jr.Oct. 21 Myron Newsome, LB, Virginia Tech, Jr.Oct. 14 Bernard Russ, LB, West Virginia, Jr.Oct. 7 Nick Gianacakos, DE, Boston College, Jr.Sept. 30 Darrell Parker, DB, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 23 J.C. Price, DT, Virginia Tech, Sr.Sept. 17 Brian Sheridan, LB, Rutgers, Jr.Sept. 10 Aaron Beasley, DB, West Virginia, Sr.Sept. 3 Nate Hemsley, LB, Syracuse, Jr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSNov. 25 Tremain Mack, SS, Miami, So.Nov. 18 Marvin Harrison, PR, Syracuse, Sr.Nov. 11 Zane Michalski, PK, Temple, So.Nov. 4 Allan Jackson, CB, Temple, Sr.Oct. 28 Terrell Willis, KR, Rutgers, Jr.Oct. 21 Chris Ferencik, PK, Pittsburgh, Fr.Oct. 14 Kenyatta Watson, RS, Boston College, Jr.Oct. 7 John Thomas, P, Virginia Tech, Fr.Sept. 30 Angelo Harrison, WR, Virginia Tech, Fr.Sept. 23 Marvin Harrison, PR, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 17 Nick Mike-Mayer, PK, Rutgers, Jr.Sept. 10 Tony Gaiter, PR, Miami, Jr.Sept. 3 Sean Reali, P, Syracuse, Jr.

1994DATE OFFENSENov. 27 Jimmy Gary, RB, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 20 John Ryan, QB, Pittsburgh, Jr.Nov. 13 Maurice DeShazo, QB, Virginia Tech, Sr.Nov. 6 Terrell Willis, RB, Rutgers, So.Oct. 30 John Ryan, QB, Pittsburgh, Jr.Oct. 23 Marvin Harrison, WR, Syracuse, Jr.Oct. 16 Zach Abraham, WR, West Virginia, Sr.Oct. 9 Kevin Mason, QB, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 2 Kirby Dar Dar, RB, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 25 David Green, RB, Boston College, Sr.Sept. 18 Ray Lucas, QB, Rutgers, Jr. Kevin Mason, QB, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 11 Billy West, RB, Pittsburgh, So.Sept. 4 Curtis Martin, RB, Pittsburgh, Sr.

DATE DEFENSENov. 27 Warren Sapp, DT, Miami, Jr.Nov. 20 Matt Taffoni, OLB, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 13 Mike Mamula, OLB, Boston College, Jr.Nov. 6 C.J. Richardson, SS, Miami, Sr.Oct. 30 Ray Lewis, LB, Miami, So. Vann Washington, DB, West Virginia, Jr.Oct. 23 Brandon Semones, OLB, Virginia Tech, So.Oct. 16 Mark Washington, SS, Rutgers, Jr.Oct. 9 Mike Mamula, OLB, Boston College, Jr.Oct. 2 Warren Sapp, DT, Miami, Jr.Sept. 25 George DelRicco, LB, Virginia Tech, Jr. Lance Johnstone, LB, Temple, Jr.Sept. 18 Stephen Boyd, ILB, Boston College, Sr. Ken Brown, ILB, Virginia Tech, Sr.Sept. 11 Alcides Catanho, OLB, Rutgers, Sr.Sept. 4 Allan Jackson, CB, Temple, Jr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSNov. 27 Dane Prewitt, PK, Miami, Jr.Nov. 20 Todd Sauerbrun, P, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 13 Bryan Baumann, PK, West Virginia, Fr.Nov. 6 Mark Washington, SS, Rutgers, Jr.Oct. 30 Dane Prewitt, P/PK, Miami, Jr.Oct. 23 Antonio Freeman, WR, Virginia Tech, Sr.Oct. 16 Harold Kidd, DB, West Virginia, Sr. Tom Barndt, DL, Pittsburgh, Sr.Oct. 9 Jeff Beckley, P/PK, Boston College, Sr.Oct. 2 Ryan Williams, PK, Virginia Tech, Sr.Sept. 25 Rich Maston, PK, Temple, Sr.Sept. 18 Jim Turner, WR, Syracuse, Fr.Sept. 11 C.J. Richardson, S, Miami, Sr.Sept. 4 Todd Sauerbrun, P/PK, West Virginia, Sr.

1993DATE OFFENSENov.28 RyanCollins,QB,Miami,So.Nov.20 GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege,Sr.Nov.13 GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege,Sr.Nov.6 GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege,Sr.Oct.30 RobertWalker,RB,WestVirginia,Jr.Oct.23 MauriceDeShazo,QB,VirginiaTech,Jr.Oct.16 TerrellWillis,RB,Rutgers,Fr. CurtisMartin,RB,Pittsburgh,Jr.Oct.9 RobertWalker,RB,WestVirginia,Jr.Oct.2 GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege,Sr.Sept.25 DonnellBennett,RB,Miami,Jr.Sept.18 JakeKelchner,QB,WestVirginia,Sr.Sept.11 DwayneThomas,RB,VirginiaTech,So. MarvinGraves,QB,Syracuse,Sr.Sept.4 MarvinGraves,QB,Syracuse,Sr.

DATE DEFENSENov.28 MikeLogan,DB,WestVirginia,So.Nov.20 WesRichardson,LB,WestVirginia,Sr. CornellBrown,LB,VirginiaTech,Fr.Nov.13 TorrianGray,DB,VirginiaTech,Fr.Nov.6 DavidMayfield,DB,WestVirginia,Sr.Oct.30 TomBarndt,DT,Pittsburgh,Jr.Oct.23 TerrisHarris,DB,Miami,Sr.Oct.16 NateHemsley,LB,Syracuse,Fr.Oct.9 StephenBoyd,LB,BostonCollege,Jr.Oct.2 MalikJackson,DB,Rutgers,Sr.Sept.25 MikeCollins,SS,WestVirginia,Sr.Sept.18 C.J.Richardson,Miami,Jr.Sept.11 BobSneathen,OLB,Rutgers,Jr.Sept.4 TomTumulty,LB,Pittsburgh,So.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSNov.28 TerrellWillis,KR,Rutgers,Fr.Nov.20 DavidGordon,PK,BostonCollege,Sr.Nov.13 PatO’Neill,P/PK,Syracuse,Sr.Nov.6 RahsaanVanterpool,WR,WestVirginia,So.Oct.30 PatO’Neill,P/PK,Syracuse,Sr.Oct.23 MarcusMcClung,LB,VirginiaTech,So.Oct.16 JayJones,PR,Pittsburgh,So.Oct.9 ToddSauerbrun,P/PK,WestVirginia,Jr.Oct.2 ToddSauerbrun,P/PK,WestVirginia,Jr.Sept.25 GregGrice,SE,BostonCollege,So.Sept.18 RobbieColley,P,VirginiaTech,Jr.Sept.11 JohnBenestad,PK,Rutgers,Sr.Sept.4 MikeCrissy,P,Miami,So.

1992DATE OFFENSENov.21 ChuckieDukes,RB,BostonCollege,Sr.Nov.14 MarvinGraves,QB,Syracuse,Jr.Nov.7 RodneyWoodard,RB,WestVirginia,Jr. BrucePresley,RB,Rutgers,Fr.Oct.31 GinoTorretta,QB,Miami,Sr.Oct.24 AdrianMurrell,RB,WestVirginia,Sr.Oct.17 GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege,Jr.Oct.10 MarvinGraves,QB,Syracuse,Jr.Oct.3 GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege,Jr. AdrianMurrell,RB,WestVirginia,Sr.Sept.27 DwightShirley,RB,BostonCollege,So.Sept.20 DarrenStudstill,QB,WestVirginia,Sr.Sept.13 AdrianMurrell,RB,WestVirginia,Sr. MarvinGraves,QB,Syracuse,Jr.Sept.6 GinoTorretta,QB,Miami,Sr.

DATE DEFENSENov.21 DanConley,DE,Syracuse,Jr. DarrenKrein,DE,Miami,Jr.Nov.14 ShawnWilliams,LB,Rutgers,Sr.Nov.7 GlenYoung,LB,Syracuse,Sr.Oct.31 TomMcManus,LB,BostonCollege,Sr.Oct.24 GlenYoung,LB,Syracuse,Sr.Oct.17 TimBrown,LB,WestVirginia,Sr.Oct.10 MichealBarrow,LB,Miami,Sr.Oct.3 KevinPatrick,DE,Miami,Jr.Sept.27 ShawnWilliams,OLB,Rutgers,Sr.Sept.20 KenBrown,OLB,VirginiaTech,So.Sept.13 JoJoWooden,DT,Syracuse,Sr.Sept.6 TomMcManus,LB,BostonCollege,Sr.



OFFENSENo. Player, Position, Team (Selections) 10 DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse(3/1998,2/1997,

3/1996,2/1995)

9 PatWhite,QB,WestVirginia(2/2005,2/2006,3/2007,2/2008)

BrianBrohm,QB,Louisville(4/2005,4/2006,1/2007)

8 AmosZereoue,RB,WestVirginia(3/1998,3/1997,2/1996)

7 KenDorsey,QB,Miami(3/2002,3/2001,1/2000) MichaelVick,QB,VirginiaTech(5/1999,2/2000) PatWhite,QB,WestVirginia(2/2005,2/2006,

3/2007)

6 MarcBulger,QB,WestVirginia(1/1999,4/1998,1/1997)

GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege(4/1993,2/1992) MarvinGraves,QB,Syracuse(2/1993,3/1992,

1/1991)

5 MattGrothe,QB,USF(3/2008,2/2006) WilliamGreen,RB,BostonCollege(4/2001,1/2000) EdgerrinJames,RB,Miami(3/1998,2/1997) GinoTorretta,QB,Miami(2/1992,3/1991) RayRice,RB,Rutgers(1/2005,3/2006,1/2007)

4 NoelDevine,RB,WestVirginia(1/2010,2/2009,1/2008)

LarryFitzgerald,WR,Pittsburgh(3/2003,1/2002) DerrickKnight,RB,BostonCollege(2/2003,2/2002) WillisMcGahee,RB,Miami(4/2002) AvonCobourne,RB,WestVirginia(1/2002,1/2001,

2/1999) AntonioBryant,WR,Pittsburgh(1/2001,3/2000) AdrianMurrell,RB,WestVirginia(3/1992,1/1991) DavidPriestley,QB,Pittsburgh(2/2001,2/1999)

DEFENSENo. Player, Position, Team (Selections) 6 CornellBrown,DE,VirginiaTech(2/1996,3/1995,

1/1993) 5 DanMorgan,LB,Miami(4/2000,1/1998) ScottMcKillop,LB,Pittsburgh(1/2007,4/2008)

4 DwightFreeney,DE,Syracuse(4/2001) NateWebster,LB,Miami(4/1999) NateHemsley,LB,Syracuse(2/1996,1/1995,

1/1993) TomMcManus,LB,BostonCollege(2/1992,2/1991) AdamJones,DB,WestVirginia(2/2004)

SPECIAL TEAMSNo. Player, Position, Team (Selections) 8 PatMcAfee,PK,WestVirginia(3/2007,2/2006,

1/2005,2/2008)

6 ShayneGraham,PK,VirginiaTech(2/1999,1/1998,2/1997,1/1996)

ToddSauerbrun,P/PK,WestVirginia(2/1994,2/1993,2/1992)

PatMcAfee,PK,WestVirginia(3/2007,2/2006,1/2005)

5 NateTrout,PK,Syracuse(2/1999,2/1998,1/1997) JayTaylor,PK,WestVirginia(1/1999,2/1998,

2/1997) JeremyIto,PK,Rutgers(1/2007,2/2006,2/2004)

4 DaveTeggart,PK,Connecticut(2/2010,2/2009) MardyGilayrd,WR,Cincinnati(2/2009,2/2008) JacobRogers,K/P,Cincinnati(2/2009,1/2008,

1/2007) AndyLee,P,Pittsburgh(3/2003,1/2002) FreddieCapshaw,P,Miami(1/2001,2/2000,1/1999) AndréDavis,KR,VirginiaTech(1/2001,2/2000,

1/1998) NickLotz,PK,Pittsburgh(2/2001,1/2000,1/1999) SantanaMoss,PR/KR,Miami(2/2000,2/1999) NateTerry,RS,WestVirginia(1/1999,3/1997) DanePrewitt,PK,Miami(2/1994,2/1992) TremainMack,RS,Miami(3/1996,1/1995) SeanReali,P,Syracuse(3/1996,1/1995) KevinWilliams,RS,Miami(4/1991) ArtCarmody,PK,Louisville(1/2007,2/2006,1/2005)

MOST SINGLE-SEASON SELECTIONS

Offense5 MichaelVick,QB,VirginiaTech,19994 WillisMcGahee,RB,Miami,20024 WilliamGreen,RB,BostonCollege,20014 MarcBulger,QB,WestVirginia,19984 GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege,19934 BrianBrohm,QB,Louisville,20064 BrianBrohm,QB,Louisville,2005

Defense4 DwightFreeney,DE,Syracuse,20014 DanMorgan,LB,Miami,20004 NateWebster,LB,Miami,19994 ScottMcKillop,LB,Pittsburgh,2008

Special Teams4 KevinWilliams,RS,Miami,1991

MULTIPLE AWARDS, SAME WEEKDiamondFerri,Syracuse(Nov.29,2004Offense/

Defense)JoeLefeged,Rutgers(Sept.13,2010Defense/Special

Teams)


DATE SPECIAL TEAMSNov. 21 Dane Prewitt, PK, Miami, Fr.Nov. 14 Mike Vanderjagt, PK, West Virginia, Sr.Nov. 7 Mike Vanderjagt, PK, West Virginia, Sr.Oct. 31 John Biskup, PK, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 24 Dane Prewitt, PK, Miami, Fr.Oct. 17 Sean Conley, PK, Pittsburgh, Jr.Oct. 10 Tony Kennedy, KR, Virginia Tech, Fr.Oct. 3 Paul Snyder, P, Miami, Sr.Sept. 27 Todd Sauerbrun, P, West Virginia, Jr.Sept. 20 Todd Sauerbrun, P, West Virginia, Jr.Sept. 13 John Biskup, PK, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 6 Sean Conley, PK, Pittsburgh, Jr.

1991DATE OFFENSENov. 24 David Walker, RB, Syracuse, Jr.Nov. 17 Stephen McGuire, RB, Miami, Jr.Nov. 10 Gino Torretta, QB, Miami, Jr.Nov. 3 Darnell Campbell, RB, Boston College, Jr.Oct. 27 Gino Torretta, QB, Miami, Jr.Oct. 20 David Walker, RB, Syracuse, Jr.Oct. 13 Dwight Shirley, FB, Boston College, Fr.Oct. 6 Alex Van Pelt, QB, Pittsburgh, Jr.Sept. 29 Curtis Martin, RB, Pittsburgh, Fr.Sept. 22 Marvin Graves, QB, Syracuse, So.Sept. 15 Gino Torretta, QB, Miami, Jr.Sept. 8 Adrian Murrell, RB, West Virginia, Jr.Sept. 1 Tom Tarver, QB, Rutgers, Sr.

DATE DEFENSENov. 24 Tom McManus, LB, Boston College, Jr.Nov. 17 Darryl Williams, FS, Miami, Jr.Nov. 10 Sean Gilbert, DE, Pittsburgh, Jr.Nov. 3 Boris Graham, DE, West Virginia, Sr.Oct. 27 George Rooks, DL, Syracuse, Sr.Oct. 20 Charles Williams, OLB, Pittsburgh, So.Oct. 13 Tom McManus, LB, Boston College, Jr.Oct. 6 Micheal Barrow, LB, Miami, Jr.Sept. 29 Shawn Williams, OLB, Rutgers, Sr.Sept. 22 Tom Briggs, DT, West Virginia, Jr.Sept. 15 John Lusardi, LB, Syracuse, Sr.Sept. 8 Steve Israel, DB, Pittsburgh, Sr.Sept. 1 Ricardo McDonald, LB, Pittsburgh, Sr.

DATE SPECIAL TEAMSNov. 24 John Biskup, PK, Syracuse, Jr.Nov. 17 Carlos Huerta, PK, Miami, Sr.Nov. 10 James Guarantano, WR, Rutgers, Sr.Nov. 3 Chuckie Dukes, KR, Boston College, Jr.Oct. 27 Bo Campbell, R, Virginia Tech, Jr.Oct. 20 Kirk Alexander, DB, Virginia Tech, Jr. Kevin Williams, RS, Miami, So.Oct. 13 Kevin Williams, RS, Miami, So.Oct. 6 Qadry Ismail, RS, Syracuse, Jr.Sept. 29 Steve Israel, RS, Pittsburgh, Sr.Sept. 22 Kirby Dar Dar, KR, Syracuse, Fr. Gary Melton, KR, Rutgers, Sr.Sept. 15 Kevin Williams, RS, Miami, So.Sept. 8 Trent Thompson, P, Temple, Sr.Sept. 1 Kevin Williams, RS, Miami, So.

MULTIPLE PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARD WINNERS(BySeason,ActivePlayersInBold)


CINCINNATI VS. CONNECTICUTAll-Time Series: Cincinnati leads, 5-2BIG EAST: Cincinnati leads, 4-22004Cincinnati 45-28NippertStadium2005 Cincinnati 28-17NippertStadium2006 Cincinnati 26-23 RentschlerField2007 Cincinnati 27-3 NippertStadium2008 Connecticut 40-16 RentschlerField2009 Cincinnati 47-45NippertStadium2010 Connecticut 38-17 RentschlerField

CINCINNATI VS. LOUISVILLEAll-Time Series: Cincinnati leads, 29-21-1BIG EAST: Tied, 3-31922 Louisville 28-0CardinalStadium1929Cincinnati 7-0CardinalStadium1938Cincinnati 19-0NippertStadium1940Cincinnati 7-0NippertStadium1941Cincinnati 28-7NippertStadium1942Cincinnati 51-0NippertStadium1950Cincinnati 28-20NippertStadium1951Cincinnati 38-0NippertStadium1953Cincinnati 41-0CardinalStadium1966Cincinnati 17-3NippertStadium1967Cincinnati 13-7CardinalStadium1968Cincinnati 37-7NippertStadium1969Cincinnati 31-21CardinalStadium1970 Louisville 28-14NippertStadium1971Cincinnati 19-16CardinalStadium1972 Louisville 38-13NippertStadium1973 Louisville 10-8CardinalStadium1974Cincinnati 7-6NippertStadium1975Cincinnati 46-27CardinalStadium1976Cincinnati 20-6NippertStadium1977 Tie 17-17CardinalStadium1978 Louisville 28-14NippertStadium1979 Louisville 22-19CardinalStadium1980 Louisville 20-0CardinalStadium1981Cincinnati 24-0NippertStadium1982Cincinnati 38-16NippertStadium1983 Louisville 31-23CardinalStadium1984Cincinnati 40-21NippertStadium1985Cincinnati 31-9CardinalStadium1986Cincinnati 24-17NippertStadium1987Cincinnati 25-0CardinalStadium1988 Louisville 21-6NippertStadium1989 Louisville 37-17CardinalStadium1990 Louisville 41-6 NippertStadium1991Cincinnati 30-7CardinalStadium1992 Louisville 27-17NippertStadium1996Cincinnati 10-7CardinalStadium1997Cincinnati 28-9NippertStadium1998 Louisville 62-19PapaJohn’sCardinalStad.1999 Louisville 23-13NippertStadium2000 Louisville 38-24PapaJohn’sCardinalStad.2001 Louisville 28-13NippertStadium2002Cincinnati 24-14PapaJohn’sCardinalStad.2003 Louisville 43-40NippertStadium2004 Louisville 70-7PapaJohn’sCardinalStad.2005 Louisville 46-22NippertStadium2006 Louisville 23-17 PapaJohn’sCardinalStad.2007 Louisville 28-24NippertStadium2008 Cincinnati 28-20 PapaJohn’sCardinalStad.2009 Cincinnati 41-10NippertStadium2010 Cincinnati 35-27 PapaJohn’sCardinalStad.

CINCINNATI VS. PITTSBURGHAll-Time Series: Pittsburgh leads, 8-2BIG EAST: Pittsburgh leads, 4-21921 Pittsburgh 21-14PittStadium1922 Pittsburgh 38-0NippertStadium1979 Pittsburgh 35-0PittStadium1981 Pittsburgh 38-7PittStadium2005 Pittsburgh 38-20 HeinzField2006 Pittsburgh 33-15NipperStadium2007 Pittsburgh 24-17 HeinzField2008 Cincinnati 28-21NippertStadium2009 Cincinnati 45-44 HeinzField2010 Pittsburgh 28-10NippertStadium

CINCINNATI VS. RUTGERSAll-Time Series: Cincinnati leads, 8-7-1BIG EAST: Cincinnati leads, 5-11980Rutgers 24-7GiantsStadium

1981Cincinnati 10-0NippertStadium1983Cincinnati 18-7NippertStadium1984Rutgers 43-15GiantsStadium1986Rutgers 48-28GiantsStadium1987Rutgers 10-7NippertStadium1988Rutgers 38-9GiantsStadium1989 Tie 17-17NippertStadium1992Cincinnati 26-24NippertStadium1994Rutgers 14-9RutgersStadium2005 Rutgers 44-9 RutgersStadium2006 Cincinnati 30-11NippertStadium2007 Cincinnati 28-23 RutgersStadium2008 Cincinnati 13-10NippertStadium2009 Cincinnati 47-15 RutgersStadium2010 Cincinnati 69-38NippertStadium

CINCINNATI VS. USFAll-Time Series: Cincinnati leads, 5-3BIG EAST: Cincinnati leads, 4-22003 USF 2ot 24-17 Raymond James Stad.2004 Cincinnati 45-23 Nippert Stadium2005 USF 31-16 Raymond James Stad.2006 Cincinnati 23-6 Nippert Stadium2007 Cincinnati 38-33 Raymond James Stad.2008 Cincinnati 24-10Nippert Stadium2009 Cincinnati 34-17 Raymond James Stad.2010 USF 38-30Nippert Stadium

CINCINNATI VS. SYRACUSEAll-Time Series: Cincinnati leads, 6-5BIG EAST: Cincinnati leads, 5-11993 Syracuse 24-21 Carrier Dome1994 Syracuse 34-19 Nippert Stadium1998 Syracuse 63-21 Carrier Dome2000 Cincinnati 12-10 Nippert Stadium2004 Syracuse 19-7 Carrier Dome2005 Cincinnati 22-16 Carrier Dome2006 Cincinnati 17-3 Nippert Stadium2007 Cincinnati 52-31 Carrier Dome2008 Cincinnati 30-10Nippert Stadium2009 Cincinnati 28-7 Carrier Dome2010 Syracuse 31-7 Nippert Stadium

CINCINNATI VS. WEST VIRGINIAAll-Time Series: West Virginia leads, 15-3-1BIG EAST: West Virginia leads, 4-21921 West Virginia 50-0 Mountaineer Field1922 West Virginia 34-0 Nippert Stadium1936 West Virginia 40-6 Nippert Stadium1939 West Virginia 7-0 Nippert Stadium1940 Tie 7-7 Mountaineer Field1969 West Virginia 57-11Mountaineer Field1980 West Virginia 41-27 Mountaineer Field1987 West Virginia 45-17 Mountaineer Field1988 West Virginia 51-13 Nippert Stadium1989 West Virginia 69-3 Mountaineer Field1990 West Virginia 28-20 Mountaineer Field2002 West Virginia 35-32 Nippert Stadium2003 Cincinnati 15-13 Mountaineer Field2005 West Virginia 38-0 Nippert Stadium2006 West Virginia 42-24Mountaineer Field2007 West Virginia 28-23Nippert Stadium2008 Cincinnati ot 26-23Mountaineer Field2009 Cincinnati 24-21Nippert Stadium2010 West Virginia 37-10Mountaineer Field

CONNECTICUT VS. LOUISVILLEAll-TimeSeries:Louisvilleleads,4-3BIG EAST: Tied, 3-32000 Louisville 41-22 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2005 Louisville 30-20 Rentschler Field2006 Louisville 48-17 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2007 Connecticut 21-17 Rentschler Field2008 Connecticut 26-21 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2009 Connecticut 38-25 Rentschler Field2010 Louisville 26-0 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.

CONNECTICUT VS. PITTSBURGHAll-Time Series: Connecticut leads, 4-3BIG EAST: Connecticut leads, 4-32004 Connecticut 29-17 Rentschler Field2005 Pittsburgh 24-0 Heinz Field2006 Connecticut 2ot46-45 Rentschler Field

2007 Connecticut 34-14 Heinz Field2008 Pittsburgh 34-10 Rentschler Field2009 Pittsburgh 24-21 Heinz Field2010 Connecticut 30-28 Rentschler Field

CONNECTICUT VS. RUTGERSAll-Time Series: Rutgers leads, 21-9BIG EAST: Rutgers leads, 5-21940 Rutgers 45-7 Rutgers Stadium1941 Rutgers 32-7 Rutgers Stadium1956 Connecticut 27-7 Memorial Stadium1957 Rutgers 14-7 Rutgers Stadium1959 Rutgers 20-8 Rutgers Stadium1960 Rutgers 19-6 Memorial Stadium1961 Rutgers 35-12 Rutgers Stadium1962 Connecticut 15-9 Memorial Stadium1964 Rutgers 9-3 Rutgers Stadium1965 Rutgers 17-8 Memorial Stadium1968 Rutgers 27-15 Rutgers Stadium1969 Connecticut 28-22 Memorial Stadium1972 Rutgers 21-13 Rutgers Stadium1973 Connecticut 27-19 Memorial Stadium1974 Connecticut 9-7 Rutgers Stadium1975 Rutgers 35-8 Memorial Stadium1976 Rutgers 38-0 Rutgers Stadium1977 Rutgers 42-18 Memorial Stadium1978 Rutgers 10-0 Rutgers Stadium1979 Rutgers 26-14 Memorial Stadium1983 Rutgers 22-5 Rutgers Stadium2001 Connecticut 20-19 Rutgers Stadium2003 Connecticut 38-31 Rentschler Field2004 Connecticut 41-35 Rutgers Stadium2005 Rutgers 26-24 Rentschler Field2006 Rutgers 24-13 Rutgers Stadium2007 Connecticut 38-19 Rentschler Field2008 Rutgers 12-10 Rutgers Stadium2009 Rutgers 28-24 Rentschler Field2010 Rutgers 27-24 Rutgers Stadium

CONNECTICUT VS. USFAll-Time Series: Connecticut leads, 5-3BIG EAST: Connecticut leads, 4-22000 USF 21-13 Memorial Stadium2001 USF 41-20 Raymond James Stad.2005 Connecticut 15-10 Rentschler Field2006 USF 38-16 Raymond James Stad.2007 Connecticut 22-15 Rentschler Field2008 USF 17-13 Raymond James Stad.2009 Connecticut 29-27 Rentschler Field2010 Connecticut 19-16 Raymond James Stad.

CONNECTICUT VS. SYRACUSEAll-Time Series: Connecticut leads, 5-2BIG EAST: Connecticut leads, 5-22004 Syracuse 42-30 Carrier Dome2005 Connecticut 26-7 Rentschler Field2006 Syracuse 20-14 Carrier Dome2007 Connecticut 30-7 Rentschler Field2008 Connecticut 39-14 Carrier Dome2009 Connecticut 56-31 Rentschler Field2010 Connecticut 23-6 Carrier Dome

CONNECTICUT VS. WEST VIRGINIAAll-Time Series: West Virginia leads, 6-1BIG EAST: West Virginia leads, 6-12004 West Virginia 31-19 Rentschler Field2005 West Virginia 45-13Mountaineer Field2006 West Virginia 37-11 Rentschler Field2007 West Virginia 66-21Mountaineer Field2008 West Virginia 35-13 Rentschler Field2009 West Virginia 28-24Mountaineer Field2010 Conecticut ot 16-13 Rentschler Field

LOUISVILLE VS. PITTSBURGHAll-Time Series: Tied, 7-7BIG EAST: Tied, 3-31976 Pittsburgh 27-6 Pitt Stadium1980 Pittsburgh 41-23 Pitt Stadium1982 Pittsburgh 63-14 Pitt Stadium1983 Pittsburgh 55-10 Cardinal Stadium1990 Louisville 27-20 Pitt Stadium1992 Louisville 31-16 Pitt Stadium1993 Louisville 29-7 Pitt Stadium

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


1994 Louisville 33-29 Cardinal Stadium2005 Louisville 42-20 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2006 Louisville 48-24 Heinz Field2007 Louisville 24-17 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2008 Pittsburgh 41-7 Heinz Field2009 Pittsburgh 35-10 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2010 Pittsburgh 20-3 Heinz Field

LOUISVILLE VS. RUTGERSAll-Time Series: Rutgers leads, 7-3BIG EAST: Tied, 3-31976 Rutgers 34-0 Giants Stadium1979 Rutgers 31-7 Cardinal Stadium1984 Rutgers 38-21 Giants Stadium1986 Rutgers 41-0 Cardinal Stadium2005 Louisville 56-5 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2006 Rutgers 28-25 Rutgers Stadium2007 Louisville 41-38 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2008 Rutgers 63-14 Rutgers Stadium2009 Rutgers 34-14 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2010 Louisville 40-13 Rutgers Stadium

LOUISVILLE VS. USFAll-Time Series: USF leads, 5-3BIG EAST: USF leads, 4-22003 USF 2ot 31-28 Raymond James Stad.2004 Louisville 41-9 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2005 USF 45-14 Raymond James Stad.2006 Louisville 31-8 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2007 USF 55-17 Raymond James Stad.2008 Louisville 24-20 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2009 USF 34-22 Raymond James Stad.2010 USF ot 24-21 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.

LOUISVILLE VS. SYRACUSEAll-Time Series: Tied, 5-5BIGEAST:Louisvilleleads,4-21985 Syracuse 48-0 Carrier Dome1989 Syracuse 24-13 Tokyo, Japan1992 Syracuse 15-9 Cardinal Stadium2003 Louisville 30-20 Carrier Dome2005 Louisville 41-17 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2006 Louisville 28-13 Carrier Dome2007 Syracuse 38-35 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2008 Syracuse 28-21 Carrier Dome2009 Louisville 10-9 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2010 Louisville 28-20 Carrier Dome

LOUISVILLE VS. WEST VIRGINIAAll-Time Series: West Virginia leads, 10-2BIG EAST: West Virginia leads, 5-11984 West Virginia 30-6 Mountaineer Field1985 West Virginia 52-13 Mountaineer Field1986 West Virginia 42-19 Mountaineer Field1989 West Virginia 30-21 Cardinal Stadium1990 Louisville 9-7 Mountaineer Field1993 West Virginia 36-34 Mountaineer Field2005 West Virginia3ot 45-44Mountaineer Field2006 Louisville 44-34 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2007 West Virginia 38-31Mountaineer Field2008 West Virginia 35-21 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.2009 West Virginia 17-9Mountaineer Field2010 West Virginia 17-10 Papa John’s Cardinal Stad.

PITTSBURGH VS. RUTGERSAll-Time Series: Pittsburgh leads, 21-7BIG EAST: Pittsburgh leads, 13-71981 Pittsburgh 47-3 Giants Stadium1982 Pittsburgh 52-6 Pitt Stadium1985 Pittsburgh 38-10 Giants Stadium1986 Pittsburgh 20-6 Pitt Stadium1987 Pittsburgh 17-0 Giants Stadium1988 Pittsburgh 20-10 Pitt Stadium1989 Pittsburgh 46-29 Dublin, Ireland1990 Pittsburgh 45-21 Pitt Stadium1991 Pittsburgh 22-17 Pitt Stadium1992 Rutgers 21-16 Rutgers Stadium1993 Pittsburgh 21-10 Giants Stadium1994 Pittsburgh 35-21 Pitt Stadium1995 Rutgers 42-24 Rutgers Stadium1996 Pittsburgh 24-9 Pitt Stadium1997 Pittsburgh 55-48 (2ot)Rutgers Stadium1998 Rutgers 25-21 Pitt Stadium1999 Pittsburgh 38-15 Rutgers Stadium

2000 Pittsburgh 29-17 Three Rivers Stadium2001 Pittsburgh 42-0 Rutgers Stadium2002 Pittsburgh 23-3 Heinz Field2003 Pittsburgh 42-32 Rutgers Stadium2004 Pittsburgh 41-17 Heinz Field2005 Rutgers 37-29 Rutgers Stadium2006 Rutgers 20-10 Heinz Field2007 Rutgers 20-16 Rutgers Stadium2008 Rutgers 54-34 Heinz Field2009 Pittsburgh 24-17 Rutgers Stadium2010 Pittsburgh 41-21 Heinz Field

PITTSBURGH VS. USFAll-Time Series: Pittsburgh leads, 5-3BIG EAST: Pittsburgh leads, 4-22001 USF 35-26 Heinz Field2004 Pittsburgh 43-14 Raymond James Stad.2005 Pittsburgh 31-17 Heinz Field2006 USF 22-12 Raymond James Stad.2007 USF 48-37 Heinz Field2008 Pittsburgh 26-21 Raymond James Stad.2009 Pittsburgh 41-14 Heinz Field2010 Pittsburgh 17-10 Raymond James Stad.

PITTSBURGH VS. SYRACUSEAll-Time Series: Pittsburgh leads, 33-30-3BIG EAST: Syracuse leads, 12-81916 Pittsburgh 30-0 Archbold Stadium1917 Pittsburgh 28-0 Forbes Field1919 Syracuse 24-3 Archbold Stadium1920 Tie 7-7 Forbes Field1921 Pittsburgh 35-0 Forbes Field1922 Pittsburgh 21-14 Forbes Field1923 Syracuse 3-0 Yankee Stadium1924 Tie 7-7 Archbold Stadium1928 Pittsburgh 18-0 Pitt Stadium1930 Pittsburgh 14-0 Archbold Stadium1955 Pittsburgh 22-12 Archbold Stadium1956 Pittsburgh 14-7 Pitt Stadium1957 Syracuse 24-21 Pitt Stadium1958 Syracuse 16-13 Archbold Stadium1959 Syracuse 35-0 Pitt Stadium1960 Pittsburgh 10-0 Archbold Stadium1961 Syracuse 28-9 Archbold Stadium1962 Pittsburgh 24-6 Pitt Stadium1963 Pittsburgh 35-27 Pitt Stadium1964 Syracuse 21-6 Archbold Stadium1965 Syracuse 51-13 Shea Stadium1966 Syracuse 33-0 Archbold Stadium1967 Syracuse 14-7 Pitt Stadium1968 Syracuse 50-17 Archbold Stadium1969 Pittsburgh 21-20 Pitt Stadium1970 Syracuse 43-13 Archbold Stadium1971 Pittsburgh 31-21 Pitt Stadium1972 Syracuse 10-6 Archbold Stadium1973 Pittsburgh 28-14 Pitt Stadium1974 Pittsburgh 21-13 Archbold Stadium1975 Pittsburgh 38-0 Archbold Stadium1976 Pittsburgh 23-13 Pitt Stadium1977 Pittsburgh 28-21 Pitt Stadium1978 Pittsburgh 18-17 Archbold Stadium1979 Pittsburgh 28-21 Pitt Stadium1980 Pittsburgh 43-6 Carrier Dome1981 Pittsburgh 23-10 Pitt Stadium1982 Pittsburgh 14-0 Carrier Dome1983 Pittsburgh 13-10 Pitt Stadium1984 Syracuse 13-7 Carrier Dome1985 Syracuse 12-0 Pitt Stadium1986 Syracuse 24-20 Carrier Dome1987 Syracuse 24-10 Pitt Stadium1988 Syracuse 24-7 Carrier Dome1989 Pittsburgh 30-23 Pitt Stadium1990 Tie 20-20 Carrier Dome1991 Syracuse 31-27 Pitt Stadium1992 Syracuse 41-10 Carrier Dome1993 Syracuse 24-21 Pitt Stadium1994 Syracuse 31-7 Carrier Dome1995 Syracuse 42-10 Pitt Stadium1996 Syracuse 55-7 Carrier Dome1997 Syracuse 32-27 Pitt Stadium1998 Syracuse 45-28 Carrier Dome1999 Syracuse 24-17 Pitt Stadium2000 Syracuse 2ot 24-17 Carrier Dome2001 Syracuse 42-10 Heinz Field2002 Pittsburgh 48-24 Carrier Dome

2003 Pittsburgh 34-14 Heinz Field2004 Syracuse 2ot 38-21 Carrier Dome2005 Pittsburgh 34-17 Heinz Field2006 Pittsburgh 21-11 Carrier Dome2007 Pittsburgh 20-17 Heinz Field2008 Pittsburgh 34-24 Carrier Dome2009 Pittsburgh 37-10 Heinz Field2010 Pittsburgh 45-14 Carrier Dome

PITTSBURGH VS. WEST VIRGINIAAll-Time Series: Pittsburgh leads, 61-39-3BIG EAST: West Virginia leads, 13-71895 West Virginia 8-0 Wheeling, W. Va.1898 West Virginia 5-0 Fairmont, W. Va.1900 West Virginia 6-5 West Virginia1901 Pittsburgh 12-0 West Virginia1902 West Virginia 23-6 Pittsburgh1903 West Virginia 24-6 West Virginia1904 Pittsburgh 53-0 Pittsburgh1906 Pittsburgh 17-0 Pittsburgh1907 Pittsburgh 10-0 Pittsburgh1908 Pittsburgh 11-0 Pittsburgh1909 Tie 0-0 Mountaineer Field1910 Pittsburgh 38-0 Forbes Field1913 Pittsburgh 40-0 Forbes Field1917 Pittsburgh 14-9 Mountaineer Field1919 Pittsburgh 26-0 Forbes Field1920 Pittsburgh 34-13 Forbes Field1921 Pittsburgh 21-14 Forbes Field1922 West Virginia 9-6 Forbes Field1923 West Virginia 13-7 Forbes Field1924 Pittsburgh 14-7 Forbes Field1925 Pittsburgh 15-7 Pitt Stadium1926 Pittsburgh 17-7 Pitt Stadium1927 Pittsburgh 40-0 Pitt Stadium1928 West Virginia 9-6 Pitt Stadium1929 Pittsburgh 27-7 Pitt Stadium1930 Pittsburgh 16-0 Pitt Stadium1931 Pittsburgh 34-0 Pitt Stadium1932 Pittsburgh 40-0 Pitt Stadium1933 Pittsburgh 21-0 Pitt Stadium1934 Pittsburgh 27-6 Pitt Stadium1935 Pittsburgh 24-6 Pitt Stadium1936 Pittsburgh 34-0 Pitt Stadium1937 Pittsburgh 20-0 Mountaineer Field1938 Pittsburgh 19-0 Pitt Stadium1939 Pittsburgh 20-0 Pitt Stadium1943 Pittsburgh 20-0 Pitt Stadium1944 Pittsburgh 26-13 Pitt Stadium1945 Pittsburgh 20-0 Pitt Stadium1946 Pittsburgh 33-7 Pitt Stadium1947 West Virginia 17-2 Pitt Stadium1948 Pittsburgh 16-6 Pitt Stadium1949 Pittsburgh 20-7 Mountaineer Field1950 Pittsburgh 21-7 Pitt Stadium1951 Pittsburgh 32-12 Pitt Stadium1952 West Virginia 16-0 Pitt Stadium1953 West Virginia 17-7 Pitt Stadium1954 West Virginia 13-10 Mountaineer Field1955 Pittsburgh 26-7 Pitt Stadium1956 Pittsburgh 14-13 Mountaineer Field1957 West Virginia 7-6 Pitt Stadium1958 Pittsburgh 15-8 Pitt Stadium1959 West Virginia 23-14 Mountaineer Field1960 Pittsburgh 42-0 Pitt Stadium1961 West Virginia 20-6 Pitt Stadium1962 West Virginia 15-8 Pitt Stadium1963 Pittsburgh 13-10 Mountaineer Field1964 Pittsburgh 14-0 Pitt Stadium1965 West Virginia 63-48 Mountaineer Field1966 Pittsburgh 17-14 Pitt Stadium1967 West Virginia 15-0 Mountaineer Field1968 West Virginia 38-15 Pitt Stadium1969 West Virginia 49-18 Mountaineer Field1970 Pittsburgh 36-35 Pitt Stadium1971 West Virginia 20-9 Mountaineer Field1972 West Virginia 38-20 Pitt Stadium1973 Pittsburgh 35-7 Mountaineer Field1974 Pittsburgh 31-14 Pitt Stadium1975 West Virginia 17-14 Mountaineer Field1976 Pittsburgh 24-16 Pitt Stadium1977 Pittsburgh 44-3 Mountaineer Field1978 Pittsburgh 52-7 Pitt Stadium1979 Pittsburgh 24-17 Mountaineer Field1980 Pittsburgh 42-14 Pitt Stadium



1981 Pittsburgh 17-0 Mountaineer Field1982 Pittsburgh 16-3 Pitt Stadium1983 West Virginia 24-21 Mountaineer Field1984 West Virginia 28-10 Pitt Stadium1985 Tie 10-10 Mountaineer Field1986 Pittsburgh 48-16 Pitt Stadium1987 Pittsburgh 6-3 Mountaineer Field1988 West Virginia 31-10 Pitt Stadium1989 Tie 31-31 Mountaineer Field1990 West Virginia 38-24 Pitt Stadium1991 Pittsburgh 34-3 Mountaineer Field1992 West Virginia 44-6 Pitt Stadium1993 West Virginia 49-21 Mountaineer Field1994 West Virginia 47-41 Pitt Stadium1995 West Virginia 21-0 Mountaineer Field1996 West Virginia 34-0 Pitt Stadium1997 Pittsburgh 3ot 41-38 Mountaineer Field1998 West Virginia 52-14 Three Rivers Stadium1999 West Virginia 52-21 Mountaineer Field2000 Pittsburgh 38-28 Three Rivers Stadium2001 Pittsburgh 23-17 Mountaineer Field2002 West Virginia 24-17 Heinz Field2003 West Virginia 52-31 Mountaineer Field2004 Pittsburgh 16-13 Heinz Field2005 West Virginia 45-13Mountaineer Field2006 West Virginia 45-27 Heinz Field2007 Pittsburgh 13-9Mountaineer Field2008 Pittsburgh 19-15 Heinz Field2009 West Virginia 19-16Mountaineer Field2010 West Virginia 35-10 Heinz Field

RUTGERS VS. USFAll-Time Series: Rutgers leads, 4-2BIG EAST: Rutgers leads, 4-22005 USF 45-31 Rutgers Stadium2006 Rutgers 22-20 Raymond James Stad.2007 Rutgers 30-27 Rutgers Stadium2008 Rutgers 49-16 Raymond James Stad.2009 Rutgers 31-0 Rutgers Stadium2010 USF 28-27 Raymond James Stad.

RUTGERS VS. SYRACUSEAll-Time Series: Syracuse leads, 30-10-1BIG EAST: Syracuse leads, 14-61914 Tie 14-14 Archbold Stadium1917 Syracuse 14-10 Archbold Stadium1918 Syracuse 21-0 Archbold Stadium1919 Syracuse 14-0 Archbold Stadium1930 Syracuse 27-0 Archbold Stadium1941 Syracuse 49-7 Archbold Stadium1942 Syracuse 12-7 Rutgers Stadium1949 Syracuse 21-9 Rutgers Stadium1950 Syracuse 42-12 Archbold Stadium1975 Rutgers 21-10 Rutgers Stadium1980 Syracuse 17-9 Carrier Dome1981 Rutgers 29-27 Carrier Dome1982 Syracuse 31-8 Giants Stadium1983 Syracuse 17-13 Carrier Dome1984 Rutgers 19-0 Carrier Dome1985 Syracuse 31-14 Rutgers Stadium1986 Rutgers 16-10 Carrier Dome1987 Syracuse 20-3 Rutgers Stadium1988 Syracuse 34-20 Carrier Dome1989 Syracuse 49-28 Rutgers Stadium1990 Syracuse 42-0 Carrier Dome1991 Syracuse 21-7 Giants Stadium1992 Syracuse 50-28 Carrier Dome1993 Syracuse 31-18 Giants Stadium1994 Syracuse 37-36 Carrier Dome1995 Syracuse 27-17 Rutgers Stadium1996 Syracuse 42-0 Carrier Dome1997 Syracuse 50-3 Rutgers Stadium1998 Syracuse 70-14 Carrier Dome1999 Rutgers 24-21 (ot) Rutgers Stadium2000 Syracuse 49-21 Carrier Dome2001 Syracuse 24-17 Rutgers Stadium2002 Syracuse 45-14 Carrier Dome2003 Rutgers 24-7 Rutgers Stadium2004 Syracuse 41-31 Carrier Dome2005 Rutgers 31-9 Carrier Dome2006 Rutgers 38-7 Rutgers Stadium2007 Rutgers 38-14 Carrier Dome2008 Rutgers 35-17 Rutgers Stadium2009 Syracuse 31-13 Carrier Dome2010 Syracuse 13-10 Rutgers Stadium

RUTGERS VS. WEST VIRGINIAAll-Time Series: West Virginia leads, 32-4-2BIG EAST: West Virginia leads, 18-21916 Tie 0-0RutgersStadium1917 Tie 7-7RutgersStadium1919WestVirginia 30-7RutgersStadium1920WestVirginia 17-0MountaineerField1921Rutgers 17-7RutgersStadium1922WestVirginia 28-0MountaineerField1923WestVirginia 27-7N.Y.PoloGrounds1980WestVirginia 24-15RutgersStadium1981WestVirginia 20-3MountaineerField1982 WestVirginia 44-17GiantsStadium1983WestVirginia 35-7MountaineerField1984Rutgers 23-19GiantsStadium1985WestVirginia 27-0MountaineerField1986WestVirginia 24-17GiantsStadium1987WestVirginia 37-13MountaineerField1988WestVirginia 35-25GiantsStadium1989WestVirginia 21-20MountaineerField1990WestVirginia 28-3GiantsStadium1991WestVirginia 28-3MountaineerField1992Rutgers 13-9RutgersStadium1993WestVirginia 58-22MountaineerField1994Rutgers 17-12RutgersStadium1995WestVirginia 59-26MountaineerField1996WestVirginia 55-14RutgersStadium1997 WestVirginia 48-0MountaineerField1998WestVirginia 28-14RutgersStadium1999WestVirginia 62-16MountaineerField2000WestVirginia2ot31-24 RutgersStadium2001WestVirginia 80-7MountaineerField2002WestVirginia 40-0RutgersStadium2003WestVirginia 34-19MountaineerField2004WestVirginia 35-30RutgersStadium2005 WestVirginia 27-14 RutgersStadium2006 WestVirginia3ot41-39MountaineerField2007 WestVirginia 31-3 RutgersStadium2008 WestVirginia 24-17MountaineerField2009 WestVirginia 24-21 RutgersStadium2010 WestVirginia 35-14MountaineerField

USF VS. SYRACUSEAll-Time Series: USF leads, 5-1BIG EAST: USF leads, 5-12005 USF 27-0 CarrierDome2006 USF 27-10 RaymondJamesStad.2007 USF 41-10 CarrierDome2008 USF 45-13 RaymondJamesStad.2009 USF 34-20 CarrierDome2010 Syracuse 13-9 RaymondJamesStad.

USF VS. WEST VIRGINIAAll-Time Series: Tied, 3-3BIG EAST: Tied, 3-32005 WestVirginia 28-13 RaymondJamesStad.2006 USF 24-19MountaineerField2007 USF 21-13 RaymondJamesStad.2008 WestVirginia 17-13MountaineerField2009 USF 30-19 RaymondJamesStad.2010 WestVirginia 20-6MountaineerField

SYRACUSE VS. WEST VIRGINIAAll-Time Series: Syracuse leads, 31-27BIG EAST: West Virginia leads, 11-91945 Syracuse 12-0ArchboldStadium1946WestVirginia 13-0MountaineerField1955 Syracuse 20-13MountaineerField1956 Syracuse 27-20ArchboldStadium1957WestVirginia 7-0MountaineerField1958 Syracuse 15-12MountaineerField1959 Syracuse 44-0ArchboldStadium1960 Syracuse 45-0MountaineerField1961 Syracuse 29-14ArchboldStadium1962WestVirginia 17-6ArchboldStadium1963 Syracuse 15-13ArchboldStadium1964WestVirginia 28-27MountaineerField1965 Syracuse 41-19MountaineerField1966 Syracuse 34-7MountaineerField1967 Syracuse 23-6ArchboldStadium1968WestVirginia 23-6MountaineerField1969WestVirginia 13-10ArchboldStadium1970WestVirginia 28-19MountaineerField1971 Syracuse 28-24ArchboldStadium1972WestVirginia 43-12MountaineerField1973WestVirginia 24-14ArchboldStadium1974WestVirginia 39-11MountaineerField1975 Syracuse 20-19ArchboldStadium1976WestVirginia 34-28MountaineerField1977 Syracuse 28-9ArchboldStadium1978 Syracuse 31-15MountaineerField1979 Syracuse 24-14GiantsStadium1980 Syracuse 20-17MountaineerField1981 Syracuse 27-24CarrierDome1982WestVirginia 26-0MountaineerField1983 Syracuse 27-16CarrierDome1984 WestVirginia 20-10MountaineerField1985WestVirginia 13-10CarrierDome1986 Syracuse 34-23MountaineerField1987 Syracuse 32-31CarrierDome1988WestVirginia 31-9MountaineerField1989WestVirginia 24-17CarrierDome1990 Syracuse 31-7CarrierDome1991 Syracuse 16-10CarrierDome1992 Syracuse 20-17MountaineerField1993WestVirginia 43-0CarrierDome1994 WestVirginia 13-0MountaineerField1995 Syracuse 22-0CarrierDome1996 Syracuse 30-7MountaineerField1997 Syracuse 40-10CarrierDome1998WestVirginia 35-28MountaineerField1999 Syracuse 30-7CarrierDome2000 Syracuse 31-27MountaineerField2001 Syracuse 24-13CarrierDome2002WestVirginia 34-7MountaineerField2003WestVirginia 34-23CarrierDome2004WestVirginia 27-6MountaineerField2005 WestVirginia 15-7 CarrierDome2006 WestVirginia 41-17MountaineerField2007 WestVirginia 55-14 CarrierDome2008 WestVirginia 17-6MountaineerField2009 WestVirginia 34-13 CarrierDome2010 Syracuse 19-14MountaineerField



TEAM-BY-TEAM NON-CONFERENCE RECORDSDoes not include bowl games

Since 1993 Since 1991SCHOOL W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT.Cincinnati 22-8 .733 22-8 .733Connecticut 24-9 .727 24-9 .727Louisville 22-7 .759 22-7 .759Pittsburgh 44-37 .543 49-45 .521Rutgers 46-34 .575 53-38 .582USF 25-5 .833 25-5 .833Syracuse 45-35-1 .562 50-35-1 .587WestVirginia 54-22 .711 55-24-1 .694TOTALS 281-157-1 .641 299-171-2 .636

TEAM-BY-TEAM NON-CONFERENCE RECORDSIncludes bowl games

Since 1993 Since 1991SCHOOL W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT.Cincinnati 24-10 .706 24-10 .706Connecticut 27-11 .711 27-11 .711Louisville 24-8 .750 24-8 .750Pittsburgh 46-39 .541 51-38 .573Rutgers 50-35 .588 54-37 .593USF 28-7 .800 28-7 .800Syracuse 46-37-1 .554 52-40-1 .565WestVirginia 61-27 .693 68-29-1 .699TOTALS 306-174-1 .637 328-180-2 .645

INTRACONFERENCE RECORDOverall Since 1993 (Round Robin begins) Since 1991 (Formation of BIG EAST)

CIN CONN LOU PITT RU USF SU WVU W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T W-L-TCINCINNATI — 5-2-0 29-21-1 2-8-0 8-7-1 5-3-0 6-5-0 3-15-1BE93 — 4-2-0 3-3-0 2-4-0 5-1-0 4-2-0 5-1-0 2-4-0BE91 — 4-2-0 3-3-0 2-4-0 5-1-0 4-2-0 5-1-0 2-4-0

CONNECTICUT 2-5-0 — 3-4-0 4-3-0 9-21-0 4-4-0 5-2-0 1-6-0BE93 2-4-0 — 3-3-0 4-3-0 2-5-0 4-2-0 5-2-0 1-6-0BE91 2-4-0 — 3-3-0 4-3-0 2-5-0 4-2-0 5-2-0 1-6-0

LOUISVILLE 21-29-1 4-3-0 — 7-7-0 3-7-0 3-5-0 5-5-0 2-10-0BE93 3-3-0 3-3-0 — 3-3-0 3-3-0 2-4-0 4-2-0 1-5-0BE91 3-3-0 3-3-0 — 3-3-0 3-3-0 2-4-0 4-2-0 1-5-0

PITTSBURGH 8-2-0 2-5-0 7-7-0 — 21-7-0 6-2-0 33-30-3 62-38-3BE93 4-2-0 2-5-0 3-3-0 — 12-6-0 4-2-0 8-10-0 7-11-0BE91 4-2-0 2-5-0 3-3-0 — 13-7-0 4-2-0 8-12-0 8-12-0

RUTGERS 7-8-1 21-9-0 7-3-0 7-21-0 — 4-2-0 10-30-1 4-32-2BE93 1-5-0 5-2-0 3-3-0 6-12-0 — 4-2-0 6-12-0 1-17-0BE91 1-5-0 5-2-0 3-3-0 7-13-0 — 4-2-0 6-14-0 2-18-0

USF 3-5-0 4-4-0 5-3-0 2-6-0 2-4-0 — 5-1-0 3-3-0BE93 2-4-0 2-4-0 4-2-0 2-4-0 2-4-0 — 5-1-0 3-3-0BE91 2-4-0 2-4-0 4-2-0 2-4-0 2-4-0 — 5-1-0 3-3-0

SYRACUSE 5-6-0 2-5-0 5-5-0 30-33-3 30-10-1 1-5-0 — 31-27-0BE93 1-5-0 2-5-0 2-4-0 10-8-0 12-6-0 1-5-0 — 7-11-0BE91 1-5-0 2-5-0 2-4-0 12-8-0 14-6-0 1-5-0 — 9-11-0

WEST VIRGINIA 15-3-1 6-1-0 10-2-0 39-61-3 32-4-2 3-3-0 27-31-0 —BE93 4-2-0 6-1-0 5-1-0 12-6-0 17-1-0 3-3-0 11-7-0 —BE91 4-2-0 6-1-0 5-1-0 13-7-0 18-2-0 3-3-0 11-9-0 —



vs.AtlanticCoastConferenceBostonCollege 0-1 .000Clemson 5-1 .833Duke 3-2 .600FloridaState 8-14 .364GeorgiaTech 3-7 .300Maryland 17-13 .567Miami(Fla.) 2-3 .400NorthCarolina 8-8 .500NorthCarolinaState 3-7-1 .318Virginia 11-12 .478VirginiaTech 0-4 .000WakeForest 1-7 .125Recordvs.ACC 62-79-1 .440

vs.Big12ConferenceBaylor 4-0 1.000IowaState 0-1 .000Kansas 0-1 .000KansasState 5-4 .556Missouri 2-1 .667Oklahoma 1-5 .167OklahomaState 1-0 1.000Texas 2-4-1 .357TexasA&M 3-1 .750Recordvs.Big12 21-18-1 .538

vs.BigSouthConferenceCharlestonSouthern 1-0 1.000CoastalCarolina 1-0 1.000Liberty 2-0 1.000StonyBrook 1-0 1.000Recordvs.BigSouth 5-0 1.000

vs.BigSkyConferenceEasternWashington 1-0 1.000Recordvs.BigSky 1-0 1.000

vs.BigTenConferenceIllinois 3-2 .600Indiana 2-0 1.000Iowa 1-2 .333Michigan 1-6 .143MichiganState 3-4 .429Minnesota 3-2 .600Nebraska 1-5 .167Northwestern 3-1 .750OhioState 1-9 .100PennState 7-24 .226Purdue 1-2 .333Wisconsin 1-2 .333Recordvs.BigTen 27-59 .314

vs.ColonialAthleticAssociationJamesMadison 5-0 1.000Maine 4-0 1.000Massachusetts 1-0 1.000NewHampshire 1-1 .500RhodeIsland 3-0 1.000Richmond 2-0 1.000Villanova 4-2 .667William&Mary 0-1 .000Recordvs.CAA 20-4 .833

vs.ConferenceUSACentralFlorida 13-0 1.000EastCarolina 24-12 .667Houston 3-1 .750Marshall 7-1 .875Memphis 3-0 1.000SouthernMississippi 6-2 .750Tulane 7-2 .778UAB 5-0 1.000Recordvs.C-USA 68-18 .791

vs.GatewayConferenceYoungstownState 1-0 1.000Recordvs.Gateway 1-0 1.000

vs.Mid-AmericanConferenceAkron 10-5 .667BallState 6-0 1.000BowlingGreen 5-4 .556Buffalo 13-1 .929CentralMichigan 2-0 1.000EasternMichigan 7-0 1.000KentState 9-0 1.000Miami(Ohio) 6-3-1 .650NorthernIllinois 1-0 1.000Ohio 6-1 .857Temple 2-1 .667Toledo 6-4 .600WesternMichigan 5-2 .714Recordvs.MAC 78-21-1 .785

vs.Mid-EasternAthleticConferenceHoward 3-0 1.000NorfolkState 2-0 1.000Recordvs.MEAC 5-0 1.000

vs.MountainWestConferenceAirForce 1-0 1.000BrighamYoung 1-1 .500ColoradoState 1-0 1.000SanDiegoState 3-0 1.000TCU 1-0 1.000UNLV 1-0 1.000Wyoming 1-0 1.000Recordvs.MountainWest 9-1 .900

vs.OhioValleyConferenceEasternKentucky 2-0 1.000MurrayState 2-0 1.000SoutheastMissouriState 2-0 1.000Recordvs.OhioValley 6-0 1.000

vs.Pacific-12ConferenceArizona 2-1 .667ArizonaState 2-2 .500California 0-4 .000Colorado 4-1 .800UCLA 1-1 .500Oregon 0-1 .000OregonState 4-2 .667Stanford 1-1 .500Utah 0-4 .000Washington 1-4 .200WashingtonState 1-2 .333Recordvs.Pac-12 16-23 .410

vs.PatriotLeagueColgate 2-0 1.000Recordvs.PatriotLeague 2-0 1.000

vs.SoutheasternConferenceAlabama 1-2 .333Arkansas 1-0 1.000Auburn 2-2 .500Florida 4-4 .500Georgia 2-0 1.000Kentucky 4-3 .571LouisianaState 1-1 .500Mississippi 1-0 1.000MississippiState 2-0 1.000SouthCarolina 2-3 .400Tennessee 1-6 .143Vanderbilt 3-0 1.000Recordvs.SEC 24-21 .533

vs.SouthernConferenceChattanooga 1-0 1.000TheCitadel 2-0 1.000Elon 1-0 1.000Furman 1-0 1.000GeorgiaSouthern 2-0 1.000WesternCarolina 1-0 1.000Wofford 2-0 1.000Recordvs.Southern 10-0 1.000

vs.SouthlandConferenceMcNeeseState 2-0 1.000Recordvs.Southland 2-0 1.000

vs.SouthwesternAthleticConferenceGramblingState 1-0 1.000TexasSouthern 2-0 1.000Recordvs.SWAC 3-0 1.000

vs.SunBeltConferenceArkansasState 6-0 1.000FloridaAtlantic 3-0 1.000FloridaInternational 4-0 1.000Idaho 1-0 1.000MiddleTennesseeState 3-0 1.000Louisiana 1-0 1.000TroyState 1-0 1.000WesternKentucky 2-0 1.000Recordvs.SunBelt 21-0 1.000

vs.WesternAthleticConferenceFresnoState 1-1 .500Hawaii 1-1 .500LouisianaTech 3-0 1.000Tulsa 2-0 1.000Recordvs.WAC 7-2 .778

vs.IndependentsArmy 22-4 .846FloridaA&M 6-0 1.000Navy 21-9 .700NotreDame 12-23 .343Recordvs.Independents 60-35 .632

Therecordslistedarebasedonresultsofteams’playingtheopponentsasmembersoftheBIGEASTConferencesince1991.Conferencemembershipsarebasedoncurrentalignments.OpponentsmaynothavenecessarilybeenpartofthatconferencewhenplayingBIGEASTsquads.Gamesagainstdis-continuedprograms(BostonUniversity,LongBeachState)arenotlisted.

ANNUAL NON-CONFERENCE RECORDDoes Not Include Bowl GamesYEAR WON LOST TIED PCT.1991 31 21 0 .5961992 26 19 2 .5741993 21 10 1 .6721994 21 12 0 .6361995 13 20 0 .3941996 18 15 0 .5451997 13 20 0 .3941998 17 15 0 .5311999 17 16 0 .5152000 24 8 0 .7502001 22 11 0 .6672002 27 14 0 .6592003 25 15 0 .6252004 21 13 0 .6182005 19 13 0 .5942006 32 8 0 .8002007 29 11 0 .7252008 29 12 0 .7072009 32 8 0 .8002010 24 16 0 .600Total 461 277 3 .624

Includes Bowl GamesYEAR WON LOST TIED PCT.1992 27 21 2 .5601993 23 12 1 .6531994 22 15 0 .5951995 15 20 0 .4291996 20 17 0 .5411997 13 24 0 .3511998 19 17 0 .5281999 19 18 0 .5142000 28 9 0 .7572001 26 12 0 .6842002 30 16 0 .6522003 27 18 0 .6002004 23 16 0 .5902005 21 16 0 .5682006 37 8 0 .8222007 32 13 0 .7112008 33 14 0 .7022009 36 10 0 .7832010 28 18 0 .609Total 512 315 3 .618

NONCONFERENCE RECORDSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


2010 BIG EAST HOME ATTENDANCESCHOOL (Capacity) GP TOTAL AVG. LARGEST CROWDCincinnati(35,000) 7 245,472 35,067 58,253(vs.Oklahoma)Connecticut(40,000) 6 230,818 38,470 40,000(threetimes)Louisville(56,000) 6 302,765 50,461 55,327(vs.Kentucky)Pittsburgh(65,050) 6 312,991 52,165 60,562(vs.WestVirginia)Rutgers(52,454) 7 323,368 46,195 52,038(vs.NorthCarolina)USF(65,897) 7 285,946 40,849 43,844(vs.Pittsburgh)Syracuse(49,262) 6 240.385 40,064 42,191(vs.BostonCollege)WestVirginia(60,000) 8 446,046 55,756 60,122(vs.Maryland)2010 TOTALS 53 2,387,791 45,053 60,562(Pittsburghvs.WestVirginia)

LARGEST HOME CROWDS FOR BIG EAST TEAMS (Since 1991)ATT. DATE SCORE STADIUM/SITE81,927 10-12-02 Miami28,FloridaState27 OrangeBowl/Miami80,905 10-7-00 Miami27,FloridaState24 OrangeBowl/Miami79,932 9-6-03 Miami38,Florida33 OrangeBowl/Miami78,114 11-24-01 Miami65,Washington7 OrangeBowl/Miami77,338 10-3-92 Miami19,FloridaState16 OrangeBowl/Miami77,410 11-4-00 Miami41,VirginiaTech21 OrangeBowl/Miami77,010 10-8-94 Miami34,FloridaState20 OrangeBowl/Miami76,108 12-7-02 Miami56,VirginiaTech45 OrangeBowl/Miami75,913 10-12-96 FloridaState34,Miami16 OrangeBowl/Miami75,723 10-12-91 Miami26,PennState20 OrangeBowl/Miami74,427 9-18-99 PennState27,Miami23 OrangeBowl/Miami74,292 9-19-92 Miami38,FloridaA&M0 OrangeBowl/Miami73,622 9-21-02 Miami38,BostonCollege6 OrangeBowl/Miami71,842 9-12-91 Miami40,Houston10 OrangeBowl/Miami70,222 11-20-93 WestVirginia17,Miami14 MountaineerField/Morgantown69,722 11-8-03 Tennessee10,Miami6 OrangeBowl/Miami68,548 8-31-02 Miami63,FloridaA&M17 OrangeBowl/Miami68,409 9-5-98 OhioState34,WestVirginia17 MountaineerField/Morgantown68,041 8-31-91 Pittsburgh34,WestVirginia3 MountaineerField/Morgantown

LARGEST CROWDS FOR NON-CONFERENCE AWAY GAMESATT. DATE SCORE STADIUM/SITE113,090 9-4-10 Michigan30,Connecticut10 MichiganStadium/AnnArbor111,012 9-12-98 Syracuse38,Michigan28 MichiganStadium/AnnArbor109,313 9-1-01 Miami33,PennState7 BeaverStadium/StateCollege107,745 11-9-02 Miami26,Tennessee3 NeylandStadium/Knoxville107,725 9-1-01 Tennessee33,Syracuse9 NeylandStadium/Knoxville106,445 9-6-03 BostonCollege27,PennState14 BeaverStadium/StateCollege106,387 9-12-09 PennState28,Syracuse7 BeaverStadium/StateCollege105,936 9-3-94 Michigan34,BostonCollege26 MichiganStadium/AnnArbor105,291 9-21-96 Michigan20,BostonCollege14 MichiganStadium/AnnArbor105,037 9-16-06 OhioState37,Cincinnati7 OhioStadium103,925 9-28-02 Tennessee35,Rutgers14 NeylandStadium/Knoxville101,553 8-30-03 PennState23,Temple10 BeaverStadium/StateCollege99,235 9-3-05 PennState23,USF13 BeaverStadium/StateCollege98,727 9-10-05 PennState42,Cincinnati24 BeaverStadium/StateCollege97,115 9-6-97 PennState34,Pittsburgh17 BeaverStadium/StateCollege96,735 9-13-97 PennState52,Temple10 BeaverStadium/StateCollege96,704 10-10-92 Miami17,PennState14 BeaverStadium/StateCollege96,445 10-26-91 PennState51,WestVirginia6 BeaverStadium/StateCollege96,130 10-17-92 BostonCollege35,PennState32 BeaverStadium/StateCollege96,127 9-11-99 PennState20,Pittsburgh17 BeaverStadium/StateCollege

ALL-TIME ATTENDANCE RECORDS FOR BIG EAST TEAMSTEAM HOME AWAYCincinnati 58,253vs.Oklahoma,9/25/10 105,037atOhioState,9/16/06 (atPaulBrownStadium)Connecticut 40,000on30occasions 113,090atMichigan,9/4/10Louisville 55,237vs.Louisville,9/4/10 70,988atKentucky,9/19/09Pittsburgh 68,918vs.Fordham,10-29-38 97,115atPennState,9/6/97Rutgers 64,790vs.PennState,9/2/77 103,925atTennessee,9/28/02 (atGiantsStadium) 44,111vs.Louisville,11/11/06USF 67,012vs.WestVirginia,9/28/07 99,235atPennState,9/3/05Syracuse 50,564vs.Miami(Ohio),9/20/80 111,012atMichigan,9/12/98WestVirginia 70,222vs.Miami,11-20-93 96,445atPennState,10-26-91

YEAR-BY-YEAR OVERALL ATTENDANCE SELL- PERCENTYEAR GP ATTEND. AVG. OUTS CAPACITY1991 47 1,788,611 38,056 5 69.71992 48 1,847,269 38,485 15 70.71993 47 1,787,843 38,039 11 72.61994 46 1,902,096 41,350 8 73.91995 44 1,679,023 38,160 8 67.21996 47 1,825,870 38,848 9 68.61997 45 1,585,572 35,235 5 63.51998 48 1,914,957 39,895 7 72.11999 46 1,837,478 39,945 8 71.62000 49 2,050,710 41,851 13 74.92001 49 1,943,695 39,667 9 71.32002 53 2,332,544 44,010 6 79.32003 51 2,411,880 47,292 13 80.72004 41 1,549,992 37,805 10 75.32005 46 1,812,406 39,400 11 79.22006 52 2,030,211 39,043 13 78.52007 53 2,197,136 41,455 22 86.82008 52 2,242,997 43,135 17 86.82009 53 2,374,603 44,804 11 86.72010 53 2,387,791 45,053 4 84.8

YEAR-BY-YEAR ATTENDANCEAVERAGE LEADERSYEAR SCHOOL G TOTAL AVG.1991 Miami 6 347,785 57,9641992 Miami 6 334,052 55,6751993 WestVirginia 7 404,500 57,7861994 Miami 6 361,986 60,3311995 WestVirginia 6 301,780 50,2971996 WestVirginia 6 334,176 55,6961997 WestVirginia 6 317,126 52,8541998 WestVirginia 6 324,816 54,1361999 VirginiaTech 6 315,111 52,5192000 Miami 6 350,578 58,4302001 VirginiaTech 6 321,972 53,6622002 Miami 6 417,233 69,5392003 VirginiaTech 7 455,805 65,1152004 WestVirginia 6 339,269 56,5452005 WestVirginia 6 336,720 56,1202006 WestVirginia 7 411,408 58,7732007 WestVirginia 6 362,399 60,4002008 WestVirginia 6 358,574 59,7622009 WestVirginia 7 401,216 57,3172010 WestVirginia 8 446,046 55,756

ATTENDANCE HISTORYBIG EAST FOOTBALL


All-TimeWinningestCoachesByOverallVictoriesSince 1991, all games played

Coach, Team Won Lost Tied Pct. YearsFrankBeamer,VirginiaTech 108 48 1 .691 13(1991-03)Paul Pasqualoni, Syracuse 107 59 1 .644 14 (‘91-04)DonNehlen,WestVirginia 61 42 2 .590 10(‘91-00)RichRodriquez,WestVirginia^ 60 26 0 .698 7(‘01-07)Greg Schiano, Rutgers 59 63 0 .484 10 (‘01-10)TomO’Brien,BostonCollege 57 39 0 .594 8(‘97-04)WaltHarris,Pittsburgh 52 44 0 .542 8(‘97-04)ButchDavis,Miami 51 20 0 .718 6(‘95-00)RandyEdsall,Connecticut 50 37 0 .575 6(’04-10)DennisErickson,Miami 42 6 0 .875 4(‘91-94)DaveWannstedt,Pittsburgh^ 42 31 0 .575 6(’05-10)JimLeavitt,USF 40 24 0 .625 5(’05-09)LarryCoker,Miami 35 3 0 .921 3(‘01-03)BrianKelly,Cincinnati^ 34 6 0 .850 3(’07-09)BillStewart,WestVirginia^ 28 12 0 .700 4(’07-10)DougGraber,Rutgers 26 28 1 .482 5(‘91-95)TomCoughlin,BostonCollege 21 13 1 .614 3(‘91-93)BobbyPetrino,Louisville 21 4 0 .840 2(’05-06)BobbyWallace,Temple 19 60 0 .241 7(‘98-04)DanHenning,BostonCollege 16 19 1 .458 4(‘93-96)SteveKragthorpe,Louisville 15 21 0 .417 3(’07-09)Doug Marrone, Syracuse 12 13 0 .480 2 (‘09-10)JohnMajors,Pittsburgh 12 32 0 .273 4(‘93-96)MarkDantonio,Cincinnati^ 11 12 0 .478 2(’05-06)TerryShea,Rutgers 11 44 0 .200 5(‘96-00)GregRobinson,Syracuse 10 37 0 .213 4(’05-08)PaulHackett,Pittsburgh 9 14 0 .391 2(‘91-92)SkipHoltz,USF 8 5 0 .615 1(2010)RonDickerson,Temple 8 47 0 .145 5(‘93-97)CharlieStrong,Louisville 7 6 0 .538 1(2010)Butch Jones, Cincinnati 4 8 0 .333 1 (2010)JerryBerndt,Temple 3 19 0 .136 2(‘91-92)PhilBennett,Pittsburgh^ 1 0 0 1.000 1(2010)SalSunseri,Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 1(1992)JeffQuinn,Cincinnati^ 0 1 0 .000 1(2009)

All-TimeWinningestCoachesByOverallPercentageSince 1991, all games played

Coach, Team Won Lost Tied Pct. YearsPhilBennett,Pittsburgh^ 1 0 0 1.000 1(2010)LarryCoker,Miami 35 3 0 .921 3(‘01-03)DennisErickson,Miami 42 6 0 .875 4(‘91-94)BrianKelly,Cincinnati^ 34 6 0 .850 3(’07-09)BobbyPetrino,Louisville 21 4 0 .840 2(’05-06)ButchDavis,Miami 51 20 0 .718 6(‘95-00)BillStewart,WestVirginia^ 28 12 0 .700 4(’07-10)RichRodriquez,WestVirginia^ 60 26 0 .698 7(‘01-07)FrankBeamer,VirginiaTech 108 48 1 .691 13(1991-03)Paul Pasqualoni, Syracuse 107 59 1 .644 14 (‘91-04)JimLeavitt,USF 32 19 0 .627 4(’05-08)SkipHoltz,USF 8 5 0 .615 1(2010)TomCoughlin,BostonCollege 21 13 1 .614 3(‘91-93)TomO’Brien,BostonCollege 57 39 0 .594 8(‘97-04)DonNehlen,WestVirginia 61 42 2 .590 10(‘91-00)DaveWannstedt,Pittsburgh^ 42 31 0 .575 6(’05-10)RandyEdsall,Connecticut 50 37 0 .575 6(’04-10)WaltHarris,Pittsburgh 52 44 0 .542 8(‘97-04)CharlieStrong,Louisville 7 6 0 .538 1(2010)Greg Schiano, Rutgers 59 63 0 .484 10 (‘01-10)DougGraber,Rutgers 26 28 1 .482 5(‘91-95)Doug Marrone, Syracuse 12 13 0 .480 2 (‘09-10)MarkDantonio,Cincinnati^ 11 12 0 .478 2(’05-06)SteveKragthorpe,Louisville 15 21 0 .417 3(’07-09)PaulHackett,Pittsburgh 9 14 0 .391 2(‘91-92)Butch Jones, Cincinnati 4 8 0 .333 1 (2010)JohnMajors,Pittsburgh 12 32 0 .273 4(‘93-96)BobbyWallace,Temple 19 60 0 .241 7(‘98-04)GregRobinson,Syracuse 10 37 0 .213 4(’05-08)TerryShea,Rutgers 11 44 0 .200 5(‘96-00)RonDickerson,Temple 8 47 0 .145 5(‘93-97)JerryBerndt,Temple 3 19 0 .136 2(‘91-92)SalSunseri,Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 1(1992)JeffQuinn,Cincinnati^ 0 1 0 .000 1(2009)

Note:RecordsonlyincludeyearsinwhichthosecoacheswereintheBIGEAST.^BrianKellycoachedthelastgameofthe2006seasonandthefirst12gamesofthe2009seasonforCincinnati;JeffQuinncoachedthelastgameofthe2009seasonforCincinnati;BillStewartcoachedthelastgameofthe2007seasonforWestVirginia;SalSunsericoachedthelastgameofthe1992seasonforPittsburgh;DaveWannstedtcoachedthefirst12gamesofthe2010seasonforPittsburgh;PhilBennettcoachedthelastgameofthe2010seasonforPittsburgh.

All-Time Winningest Coaches By BIG EAST VictoriesSince 1991, conference games only

Coach, Team Won Lost Tied Pct. YearsPaul Pasqualoni, Syracuse 62 33 0 .653 14 (‘91-04)FrankBeamer,VirginiaTech 57 26 0 .687 13(‘91-03)DonNehlen,WestVirginia 39 29 1 .572 10(‘91-00)ButchDavis,Miami 33 9 0 .786 6(‘95-00)RichRodriquez,WestVirginia 34 14 0 .708 6(‘01-06)WaltHarris,Pittsburgh 28 27 0 .509 8(‘97-04)TomO’Brien,BostonCollege 27 28 0 .491 8(‘97-04)DaveWannstedt,Pittsburgh 24 18 0 .571 6(’05-10)Greg Schiano, Rutgers 24 45 0 .348 10 (‘01-10)RandyEdsall,Connecticut 22 26 0 .458 7(‘04-10)LarryCoker,Miami 20 1 0 .952 3(‘01-03)DennisErickson,Miami 19 1 0 .950 4(‘91-94)BrianKelly,Cincinnati 17 4 0 .810 3(’07-09)JimLeavitt,USF 17 18 0 .486 5(’05-09)BobbyPetrino,Louisville 11 3 0 .786 2(’05-06)DougGraber,Rutgers 11 20 1 .359 5(‘91-95)BillStewart,WestVirginia 15 6 0 .714 3(‘08-10)BobbyWallace,Temple 10 38 0 .208 7(‘98-04)TomCoughlin,BostonCollege 9 7 1 .559 3(‘91-93)DanHenning,BostonCollege 9 11 1 .452 4(‘93-96)JohnMajors,Pittsburgh 7 21 0 .250 4(‘93-96)MarkDantonio,Cincinnati 6 8 0 .429 2(’05-06)Doug Marrone, Syracuse 5 9 0 .357 2 (‘09-10)SteveKragthorpe,Louisville 5 16 0 .238 3(’07-09)PaulHackett,Pittsburgh 4 5 0 .444 2(‘91-92)TerryShea,Rutgers 4 31 0 .114 5(‘96-00)RonDickerson,Temple 4 31 0 .114 5(‘93-97)CharlieStrong,Louisville 3 4 0 .429 1(2010)SkipHoltz,USF 3 4 0 .429 1(2010)GregRobinson,Syracuse 3 25 0 .107 4(’05-08)Butch Jones, Cincinnati 2 5 0 .286 1 (2010)JerryBerndt,Temple 0 11 0 .000 2(‘91-92)

All-Time Winningest Coaches By BIG EAST PercentageSince 1991, conference regular season games only

Coach, Team Won Lost Tied Pct. YearsLarryCoker,Miami 20 1 0 .952 3(2001-03)DennisErickson,Miami 19 1 0 .950 4(‘91-94)BrianKelly,Cincinnati 17 4 0 .810 3(’07-09)BobbyPetrino,Louisville 11 3 0 .786 2(’05-06)ButchDavis,Miami 33 9 0 .786 6(‘95-00)BillStewart,WestVirginia 15 6 0 .714 3(‘08-10)RichRodriquez,WestVirginia 34 14 0 .708 6(‘01-06)FrankBeamer,VirginiaTech 53 23 0 .697 12(‘91-02)Paul Pasqualoni, Syracuse 62 33 0 .653 14 (‘91-04)DonNehlen,WestVirginia 39 29 1 .572 10(‘91-00)TomCoughlin,BostonCollege 9 7 1 .559 3(‘91-93)DaveWannstedt,Pittsburgh 24 18 0 .571 6(’05-10)WaltHarris,Pittsburgh 28 27 0 .509 8(‘97-04)TomO’Brien,BostonCollege 27 28 0 .491 8(‘97-04)JimLeavitt,USF 17 18 0 .486 5(’05-09)DanHenning,BostonCollege 9 11 1 .452 4(‘93-96)PaulHackett,Pittsburgh 4 5 0 .444 2(‘91-92)RandyEdsall,Connecticut 22 26 0 .458 7(‘04-10)CharlieStrong,Louisville 3 4 0 .429 1(2010)SkipHoltz,USF 3 4 0 .429 1(2010)MarkDantonio,Cincinnati 6 8 0 .429 2(’05-06)DougGraber,Rutgers 11 20 1 .359 5(‘91-95)Doug Marrone, Syracuse 5 9 0 .357 2 (‘09-10)Greg Schiano, Rutgers 24 45 0 .348 10 (‘01-10)Butch Jones, Cincinnati 2 5 0 .286 1 (2010)JohnMajors,Pittsburgh 7 21 0 .250 4(‘93-96)SteveKragthorpe,Louisville 5 16 0 .238 3(’07-09)BobbyWallace,Temple 10 38 0 .208 7(‘98-04)RonDickerson,Temple 4 31 0 .114 5(‘93-97)TerryShea,Rutgers 4 31 0 .114 5(‘96-00)GregRobinson,Syracuse 3 25 0 .107 4(’05-08)JerryBerndt,Temple 0 11 0 .000 2(‘91-92)

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BIG EAST FOOTBALL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAREstablishedtorecognizestudent-athleteswhohaveachievedsuccessintheclassroomandonthefield.Theawardwaspresentedinfootballforthefirsttimefollowingthe2000season.Thewinnerreceivesascholarshipwhichmaybeappliedtograduateorprofessionalstudies.

Year Player, School Major2010 JohnGoebel,Cincinnati EducationalLeadership2009 ReedWilliams,WestVirginia Finance&Marketing2008 ConorLee,Pittsburgh BusinessAdministration2007 BrianBrohm,Louisville Finance2006 JayHenry,WestVirginia Finance/Accounting2005 GarinJustice,WestVirginia Education2004 VinceCrochunis,Pittsburgh Administration&PolicyStudies2003 NateJones,Rutgers Finance2002 MattWalters,Miami MechanicalEngineering2001 KyleJohnson,Syracuse BusinessAdministration2000 RaMonJohnson,BostonCollege BusinessAdministration

BIG EAST FOOTBALL ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMFirstawardedfollowingthe1992season,theteamrecognizesstudent-athleteswhohavecumulativeGPAof3.00orbetterandhavecompletedaminimumoftwosemestersofacademicwork.

2010 (135)ChazzAnderson,Cincinnati QB CommunicationsAlexApyan,Cincinnati LS AerospaceEngineeringRobbyArmstrong,Cincinnati LB MechanicalEngineeringAustenBunjoch,Cincinnati LB HistoryAlexDelisi,Cincinnati LB FinanceandRealEstateT.J.Franklin,Cincinnati OL CriminalJusticeDrewFrey,Cincinnati DB AgriculturalEngineeringDanGiordano,Cincinnati DL AccountingJohnGoebel,Cincinnati RB EducationalLeadershipAlexHoffman,Cincinnati OL BiologicalSciencesSeanHooey,Cincinnati OL MarketingBrendonKay,Cincinnati QB HealthPromotionsEducationColinLozier,Cincinnati LB PsychologyCollinMcCafferty,Cincinnati LB EntrepreneurshipMitchMeador,Cincinnati DL OrganizationalLeadershipPatO’Donnell,Cincinnati P OrganizationalLeadershipDemetriusRichardson,Cincinnati TE CriminalJusticeJKSchaffer,Cincinnati LB PsychologyGeorgeWinn,Cincinnati RB OrganizationalLeadershipHarrisAgbor,Connecticut S Finance/PoliticalScienceYianniApostolakos,Connecticut TE FinanceJimmyBennett,Connecticut OT AccountingBenChapman,Connecticut C SportManagementDerekChard,Connecticut LSN FinanceRobbieFrey,Connecticut RB History/PoliticalScienceSteveGreene,Connecticut OG Pre-KinesiologyJoryJohnson,Connecticut OLB EconomicsAlexKaiser,Connecticut TE EconomicsCoreyManning,Connecticut TE HealthCareManagementEmmanuelOmokaro,Connecticut OLB SportManagementMoePetrus,Connecticut C PsychologyDaveTeggart,Connecticut K SportManagementNickWilliams,Connecticut WR UndeclaredTimWillman,Connecticut DT UndeclaredJohnYurek,Connecticut S BiologicalSciencesDariusAshley,Louisville RB MarketingJustinBurke,Louisville QB MBAJoshByrom,Louisville OL HealthandPhysicalEducationJohnClark,Louisville OL JusticeAdministrationJeremiahCurtley,Louisville RB MarketingDrewDavis,Louisville DT HealthandHumanPerformanceAdamFroman,Louisville QB CommunicationsStephenGoodwin,Louisville WR AccountingReinholdLeicht,Louisville LB HealthandHumanPerformanceJohnNochta,Louisville TE JusticeAdministrationNathanNord,Louisville TE HealthandHumanPerformanceChrisPhilpott,Louisville K CommunicationsWillStein,Louisville QB SportsAdministrationMalcolmTatum,Louisville DE JusticeAdministrationDemarcusTopp,Louisville WR Marketing

DanielWeedman,Louisville K JusticeAdministrationPatBostick,Pittsburgh QB CommunicationsMylesCaragein,Pittsburgh DT MathematicsPatCostello,Pittsburgh DB CivilEngineeringDomDeCicco,Pittsburgh DB CommunicationsKolbyGray,Pittsburgh DB ArtsandSciencesMaxGruder,Pittsburgh LB BusinessMarketingKevinHarper,Pittsburgh K BusinessFinanceHenryHynoski,Pittsburgh FB BusinessMarketingAndrewJanocko,Pittsburgh QB HistoryChristopherMike,Pittsburgh RB MediaCommunicationsMarcoPecora,Pittsburgh DB HistoryMichaelShanahan,Pittsburgh WR HistoryTinoSunseri,Pittsburgh QB CommunicationsAndrewTaglianetti,Pittsburgh DB BusinessMarketingTylerTkach,Pittsburgh DL BusinessMarketingJosephTrebitz,Pittsburgh LB BusinessMatthewYoklic,Pittsburgh P ArtsandSciencesTeddyDellaganna,Rutgers P CommunicationJimDumont,Rutgers LB ManagementArtForst,Rutgers OL PoliticalScienceDuronHarmon,Rutgers DB UndeclaredBrandonJones,Rutgers DB Labor&EmploymentRelationsPatKivlehan,Rutgers DB UndeclaredAnthonyLaLota,Rutgers DL PreBusinessEvanLampert,Rutgers TE HistoryMatthewMcBride,Rutgers OL UndeclaredColinMcEvoy,Rutgers FB Labor&EmploymentRelationsandCriminalJusticeCharlesNoonan,Rutgers DL Labor&EmploymentRelationsDavidOsei,Rutgers OL UndeclaredFrankQuartucci,Rutgers OL UndeclaredLoganRyan,Rutgers DB UndeclaredTomSavage,Rutgers QB UndeclaredKyleSullivan,Rutgers K/P PreBusinessClemUdovich,Rutgers LS CommunicationScottVallone,Rutgers DL EconomicsBermanleyAugustin,USF WR EngineeringMaikonBonani,USF K PhysicalEducationSampsonGenus,USF OL CriminologyChazHine,USF OL BusinessAdministrationStevenJacques,USF OL BusinessAdministrationAndrewKetchel,USF TE PublicAdministrationLindseyLamar,USF WR CommunicationMichaelLanaris,USF LB BusinessAdministrationEvanLandi,USF WR CommunicationSakiMihalakos,USF DB ExerciseScienceJoelMiller,USF RB CommunicationRenatoProia,USF K UndeclaredArmandoSanchez,USF LB CommunicationEricSchwartz,USF K SecondaryEducationJacobSims,USF OL BusinessAdministrationTylerStowell,USF WR SecondaryEducationIanAllport,Syracuse OL BiologyTorreyBall,Syracuse DE CommunicationandRhetoricalStudiesRyanBartholomew,Syracuse C InstructionalDesign,Development&EvaluationCarlCutler,Syracuse FB HealthandExerciseScienceOllieHaney,Syracuse DT PhysicalEducationAdamHarris,Syracuse FB MarketingManagementJamesJarrett,Syracuse QB PublicRelationsRyanLichtenstein,Syracuse K/P HistoryCharleyLoeb,Syracuse QB UndeclaredRobLong,Syracuse P MarketingManagementRyanNassib,Syracuse QB FinanceKevynScott,Syracuse CB InformationManagementandTechnologyDerrellSmith,Syracuse LB AdvertisingTomTrendowski,Syracuse TE PhysicalEducationDanVaughan,Syracuse LB FinanceShawneAlston,WestVirginia RB GeneralStudiesDonBarclay,WestVirginia OL BusinessManagementJohnBassler,WestVirginia OL MathematicsColeBowers,WestVirginia OL BusinessandEconomicsJeffBraun,WestVirginia OL PhysicalEducationTeachingEddieDavis,WestVirginia WR IntegratedMarketingSolutionsGlennGress,WestVirginia DL MultidisciplinaryStudiesTrippeHale,WestVirginia DB AthleticCoachingEducationEricJobe,WestVirginia OL IndustrialEngineeringJeremyKash,WestVirginia H MultidisciplinaryStudiesDerekKnight,WestVirginia DB ManagementInformationSystemsMattLinamood,WestVirginia FB ExercisePhysiologyCodyNutter,WestVirginia LS PhysicalEducationTeachingGreggPugnetti,WestVirginia P AthleticCoachingEducation

ACADEMIC HONORSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


CoreySmith,WestVirginia K SportManagementKeithTandy,WestVirginia DB ForensicandInvestigativeSciencesTylerUrban,WestVirginia TE FinanceCoreyVance,WestVirginia LB History

2009 (106)ChazzAnderson,Cincinnati QB CommunicationsAlexDelisi,Cincinnati LB FinanceT.J.Franklin,Cincinnati OL CriminalJusticeDrewFrey,Cincinnati DB AgriculturalEngineeringTechnologyDanGiordano,Cincinnati DL Pre-BusinessAdministrationJohnGoebel,Cincinnati RB MarketingAlexHoffman,Cincinnati OL BiologicalSciencesSeanHooey,Cincinnati OL Pre-BusinessAdministrationJeffLinkenbach,Cincinnati OL FinanceCollinMcCafferty,Cincinnati LB EntrepreneurshipJKSchaffer,Cincinnati LB Psychology/CriminalJusticeAaronWebster,Cincinnati S CriminalJusticeHarrisAgbor,Connecticut S PoliticalScienceJohnApostolakos,Connecticut TE Sports&Leisure/FinanceJimmyBennett,Connecticut OT UndeclaredDerekChard,Connecticut TE FinanceMarcusEasley,Connecticut WR SportManagementRobbieFrey,Connecticut RB HistoryAlexKaiser,Connecticut TE EconomicsBradKanuch,Connecticut WR Sports&LeisureAlexLaMagdelaine,Connecticut OG English/EconomicsCoreyManning,Connecticut TE UndeclaredAlexMolina,Connecticut WR PsychologyEmmanuelOmokaro,Connecticut S Sports&LeisureMoePetrus,Connecticut C PsychologyAlexPolito,Connecticut DT CommunicationSciencesDaveTeggart,Connecticut K Sports&LeisureJohnYurek,Connecticut S BiologicalSciencesDariusAshley,Louisville RB MarketingJustinBurke,Louisville QB BusinessAdministrationBobbyBurns,Louisville CB JusticeAdministrationMauriceClark,Louisville WR JusticeAdministrationDrewDavis,Louisville DT HealthandHumanPerformanceHerbertEggers,Louisville LB UndeclaredAdamFroman,Louisville QB CommunicationsZachKiernan,Louisville DL HealthandHumanPerformanceReinholdLeicht,Louisville LB HealthandHumanPerformancePeteNochta,Louisville TE MarketingChrisPhilpott,Louisville K UndeclaredWillStein,Louisville QB UndeclaredMalcolmTatum,Louisville DE JusticeAdministrationJoeTronzo,Louisville FB ExercisePhysiologyJonathanBaldwin,Pittsburgh WR UndecidedLucasBriggs,Pittsburgh K ExerciseScienceMylesCaragein,Pittsburgh DT MathematicsPatCostello,Pittsburgh P CivilEngineeringSteveDell,Pittsburgh LB SocialWorkAdamGunn,Pittsburgh LB PublicandInternationalAffairsHenryHynoski,Pittsburgh FB MarketingAndrewJanocko,Pittsburgh QB HistoryJohnMalecki,Pittsburgh OG MarketingMichaelShanahan,Pittsburgh WR UndecidedRyanBlaszczyk,Rutgers C CriminalJusticeTeddyDellaganna,Rutgers P CommunicationAndrewDePaola,Rutgers WR LaborStudiesandEmploymentRelationsJimDumont,Rutgers LB ManagementArtForst,Rutgers OL PoliticalSciencePatKivlehan,Rutgers DB UndeclaredJabuLovelace,Rutgers QB MarketingDevinMcCourty,Rutgers DB SociologyJeffMinemyer,Rutgers TE ManagementAndresMorales,Rutgers FB AmericanStudiesDomenicNatale,Rutgers QB LaborStudiesandEmploymentRelationsRamyNubani,Rutgers DB LaborStudiesandEmploymentRelationsMarlonRomulus,Rutgers OL EconomicsClemUdovich,Rutgers LS CommunicationScottVallone,Rutgers DL UndeclaredNateAllen,USF S CommunicationDelbertAlvarado,USF P CommunicationMaikonBonani,USF K PhysicalEducationColbyErskin,USF WR CriminologyChazHine,USF OL BusinessAdministrationMichaelLanaris,USF LB BusinessAdministrationEvanLandi,USF QB/WR CommunicationJoelMiller,USF RB Communication

PatrickRichardson,USF WR CriminologyArmandoSanchez,USF LB CommunicationEricSchwartz,USF K SecondaryEducationJacobSims,USF OL BusinessAdministrationTylerStowell,USF WR SecondaryEducationIanAllport,Syracuse OL BiologyTorreyBall,Syracuse DE CommunicationandRhetoricalStudiesAdamHarris,Syracuse LB UndeclaredRobLong,Syracuse P MarketingManagementJimMcKenzie,Syracuse C BiochemistryRyanNassib,Syracuse QB UndeclaredRobertNieves,Syracuse FB BiologyGregPaulus,Syracuse QB Television,RadioandFilmDaltonPhillips,Syracuse LS PoliticalScienceAndrewRobinson,Syracuse TE Finance/MarketingManagementKevynScott,Syracuse CB InformationManagementandTechnologyDerrellSmith,Syracuse LB InformationManagementandTechnologyTomTrendowski,Syracuse TE PhysicalEducationDanVaughan,Syracuse LB UndeclaredMaxwellAnderson,WestVirginia FB/TE AccountingDonBarclay,WestVirginia OL BusinessManagementCarmenConnolly,WestVirginia WR ExercisePhysiologyZacCooper,WestVirginia LB FinanceandSociologyEricJobe,WestVirginia OL IndustrialEngineeringScottKozlowski,WestVirginia P BusinessManagementJoshLider,WestVirginia K Pre-MedicineScottLoving,WestVirginia TE/FB ExercisePhysiologyCodyNutter,WestVirginia LS PhysicalEducationTeachingKeithTandy,WestVirginia DB ForensicandInvestigativeSciencesTylerUrban,WestVirginia TE FinanceReedWilliams,WestVirginia LB FinanceandMarketing

2008 (95)ChazzAnderson,Cincinnati QB CommuncationsRobbyArmstrong,Cincinnati LB MechanicalEngineeringZachCollaros,Cincinnati QB AccountingDrewFrey,Cincinnati DB MechanicalEngineeringJohnGoebel,Cincinnati RB FinanceAlexHoffman,Cincinnati OL Pre-PharmacyKevinHuber,Cincinnati P FinanceJeffLinkenbach,Cincinnati OL BusinessRyanManalac,Cincinnati LB FinanceJKSchaffer,Cincinnati LB HealthPromotionsDeAngeloSmith,Cincinnati DB CriminalJusticeCedricTolbert,Cincinnati DB SpecialEducationMarcusEasley,Connecticut WR Sports&LeisureRobbieFrey,Connecticut RB Pre-TeachingDonaldGoudreau,Connecticut LB BiologicalScienceD.J.Hernandez,Connecticut WR EducationalPsychologyBradKanuch,Connecticut WR Sports&LeisureTylerLorenzen,Connecticut QB ManagementScottLutrus,Connecticut LB EconomicsAlexPolito,Connecticut DL ExploratoryDaveTeggart,Connecticut K ExploratoryBrockBolen,Louisville RB SportAdministrationNickBorgelt,Louisville OL SportAdministrationJustinBurke,Louisville QB AccountingMauriceClark,Louisville WR JusticeAdministrationTylerJessen,Louisville DT SportAdministrationPeteNochta,Louisville TE MarketingBrianRoche,Louisville OL FinanceByronStingily,Louisville OL JusticeAdministrationCoreyThompson,Louisville WR PhysicalEducationJoeTronzo,Louisville FB ExerciseScienceEricWood,Louisville OL PoliticalSciencePatBostick,Pittsburgh QB UndecidedLucasBriggs,Pittsburgh K ExerciseScienceMylesCaragein,Pittsburgh DT UndecidedMarkEstermyer,Pittsburgh LS InformationSciencesMaximilianGruder,Pittsburgh LB UndecidedHenryHynoski,Pittsburgh FB UndecidedAndrewJanocko,Pittsburgh QB UndecidedConorLee,Pittsburgh K BusinessAdministrationJohnMalecki,Pittsburgh OG MarketingJohnPelusi,Pittsburgh TE MarketingAustinRansom,Pittsburgh WR PublicandNonprofitManagementTristanRoberts,Pittsburgh LB ChemicalEngineeringTylerTkach,Pittsburgh DL MarketingJeremyBranch,Rutgers LS AmericanStudiesTeddyDellaganna,Rutgers P CommunicationJimDumont,Rutgers LB Management



ArtForst,Rutgers OL UndeclaredMikeGilmartin,Rutgers OL AmericanStudiesJabuLovelace,Rutgers QB MarketingDevinMcCourty,Rutgers DB SociologyJasonMcCourty,Rutgers DB InformationTechnologyandInformaticsAndresMorales,Rutgers FB AmericanStudiesDomNatale,Rutgers QB LaborStudiesCharlieNoonan,Rutgers DL EconomicsAlexSilvestro,Rutgers DL UndeclaredJamaalWesterman,Rutgers DL LaborStudiesNateAllen,USF S CommunicationDelbertAlvarado,USF K/P CommunicationMarcusEdwards,USF WR CommunicationKenLuberice,USF DL BiomedicalSciencesMikePadilla,USF RB BusinessManagement/FinancePatrickRichardson,USF WR CriminologyEricSetser,USF LS CriminologyJacobSims,USF OT Pre-BusinessAdministrationA.J.Brown,Syracuse SS InformationManagementandTechnologyPaulChiara,Syracuse SS Geology/FinanceRyanDurand,Syracuse OG HealthandExerciseScienceJakeFlaherty,Syracuse LB AmericanStudiesVincenzoGiruzzi,Syracuse LB InformationManagementOliverHaney,Syracuse OL PhysicalEducationMikeHolmes,Syracuse CB/S PsychologyRyanHoward,Syracuse CB CommunicationandRhetoricalStudiesBenMaljovec,Syracuse TE InformationManagementJimMcKenzie,Syracuse C BiochemistryDaltonPhillips,Syracuse C PoliticalScienceNicoRechul,Syracuse K Finance/EconomicsAndrewRobinson,Syracuse QB FinanceKevynScott,Syracuse S/CB InformationManagementandTechnologyDerrellSmith,Syracuse LB MarketingInformationManagementBruceWilliams,Syracuse SS CommunicationandRhetoricalStudies/ ChildandFamilyStudiesDonBarclay,WestVirginia OL BusinessandEconomicsJohnBradshaw,WestVirginia OL BusinessandEconomicsZacCooper,WestVirginia LB AccountingJakeFigner,WestVirginia OL BiochemistryTitoGonzalez,WestVirginia WR SpecialEducationAdamHughes,WestVirginia LS PhysicalEducationTeachingGregIsdaner,WestVirginia OL FinanceDorrellJalloh,WestVirginia WR CommunicationsEricJobe,WestVirginia OL EngineeringPatLiebig,WestVirginia DL BusinessManagementThorMerrow,WestVirginia DL AthleticCoachingEducationDougSlavonic,WestVirginia DL FinanceRyanStanchek,WestVirginia OL SpecialEducation

2007 (87)DiggerBujnoch,Cincinnati OL FinanceJohnCarpenter,Cincinnati LB BusinessChrisFlores,Cincinnati OL FinanceKevinHuber,Cincinnati P FinanceJeffLinkenbach,Cincinnati OT FinanceRyanManalac,Cincinnati LB FinanceCedricTolbert,Cincinnati DB SpecialEducationBradKanuch,Connecticut WR ExploratoryTylerLorenzen,Connecticut QB BusinessZakPenwell,Connecticut DT ExerciseScienceAlexPolito,Connecticut DT ExploratoryDerekRich,Connecticut TE BusinessDanielBarlowe,Louisville OL ExerciseScience/SportsMedicineBrockBolen,Louisville RB SportsAdministrationNickBorgelt,Louisville OL SportsAdministrationBrianBrohm,Louisville QB FinanceToddFlannery,Louisville P PhysicalEducationScottKuhn,Louisville TE CommunicationJohnNochta,Louisville TE MarketingBrianRoche,Louisville OL FinanceCoreyThompson,Louisville WR PhysicalEducationJosephTronzo,Louisville FB ExerciseScience/SportsMedicineEricWood,Louisville OL PoliticalScienceMarkEstermyer,Pittsburgh LS InformationScienceAdamGunn,Pittsburgh LB AdministrationofJusticeConorLee,Pittsburgh K EcomonicsandBusinessJonPelusi,Pittsburgh TE MarketingAustinRansom,Pittsburgh WR RhetoricandCommunicationsKevanSmith,Pittsburgh QB BusinessGeneralManagementLucasStone,Pittsburgh P MechanicalEngineeringTylerTkach,Pittsburgh DL Undecided

DustinWalters,Pittsburgh TE ElectricalEngineeringJeremyBranch,Rutgers LS AmericanStudiesJamesDumont,Rutgers LB Pre-BusinessMikeGilmartin,Rutgers OL AmericanStudiesJabulaniLovelace,Rutgers QB MarketingJasonMcCourty,Rutgers DB InformationTechnologyandInformaticsDevinMcCourty,Rutgers DB SociologyRamyNubani,Rutgers DB EconomicsBrandonRenkart,Rutgers LB CivilEngineeringChrisRudanovic,Rutgers TE SociologyJamaalWesterman,Rutgers DL LaborStudiesMikeZiarnowski,Rutgers DL PoliticalScienceandCriminalJusticeJeremyZuttah,Rutgers OL EconomicsMarcusEdwards,USF WR CommunicationsDelbertAlvarado,USF K/P MassCommunicationsMichaelFord,USF RB UndeclaredRyanGilliam,USF DB CriminologyAnthonySeverino,USF QB BusinessEconomicsEricSetser,USF LS CriminologyJacobSims,USF OT Pre-BusinessAdministrationJoshArrington,Syracuse WR MarketingManagementDavidBouchard,Syracuse OL AccountingAJBrown,Syracuse SS InformationManagementandTechnologyPaulChiara,Syracuse RB GeologyDowayneDavis,Syracuse SS InformationManagementandTechnologyRyanDurand,Syracuse OG HealthandExerciseScienceOliverFenandez,Syracuse LB CivilEngineeringJakeFlaherty,Syracuse LB AmericanStudiesVincenzoGiruzzi,Syracuse LB InformationManagementBenMaljovec,Syracuse LB InformationManagementandTechnologyJimMcKenzie,Syracuse C BiochemistryMaxMeisel,Syracuse WR Television,Radio&Film/PsychologyAndrewRobinson,Syracuse QB ManagementPatrickShadle,Syracuse K. HealthandExerciseScienceDerrellSmith,Syracuse LB InformationManagementandTechnologyBruceWilliams,Syracuse FS CommunicationandRhetoricalStudies/ ChildandFamilyStudiesMikeBilokonsky,WestVirginia DL PhysicalEducationJohnBradshaw,WestVirginia OL BusinessandEconomicsZacCooper,WestVirginia LB BusinessandEconomicsAndyEmery,WestVirginia LB. CommunicationsJakeFigner,WestVirginia OL BiochemistryTitoGonzalez,WestVirginia WR AthleticCoachingEducationBobbyHathaway,WestVirginia LB FinanceAdamHughes,WestVirginia LS PhysicalEducationGregIsdaner,WestVirginia OL BusinessandEconomicsDorrellJalloh,WestVirginia WR BroadcastJournalismEricJobei,WestVirginia OL EngineeringPatLazear,WestVirginia LB ExercisePhysiologyMarcMagro,WestVirginia LB. Multi-DisciplinaryStudiesRidwanMalik,WestVirginia DB SpecialEducationThorMerrow,WestVirginia DL AthleticCoachingEducationRyanMundy,WestVirginia DB CoachingOwenSchmitt,WestVirginia RB AthleticCoachingDougSlavonic,WestVirginia DL BusinessandEconomicsRyanStanchek,WestVirginia OL AthleticCoachingEducationReedWilliams,WestVirginia LB Accounting

2006 (80)DiggerBujnoch,Cincinnati OT FinanceBradBury,Cincinnati FB FinanceJonCarpenter,Cincinnati LB IndustrialMan.TonyCarvitti,Cincinnati DT PharmacyBrentCelek,Cincinnati TE MarketingChrisFlores,Cincinnati C FinanceKevinHuber,Cincinnati P BusinessJeffLinkenbach,Cincinnati OT BusinessRyanManalac,Cincinnati LB FinanceBillPoland,Cincinnati WR AccountingDominicRoss,Cincinnati S MarketingKurtShoemaker,Cincinnati WR BusinessBrianSteel,Cincinnati P CriminalJusticeJonTobin,Cincinnati OG SecondaryEducationCedricTolbert,Cincinnati S SpecialEducationRhemaFuller,UConn DT SportsMan.(Grad.Level)BrianKersmanc,UConn OG EconomicsAlexLaMagdelaine,UConn C Pre-BusinessRobLunn,UConn DT PoliticalScienceChrisPavasaris,UConn P PoliticalScienceGraigVicidomino,UConn K IndividualizedDanielBarlowe,Louisville OL ExerciseScienceSportsMed.



BrockBolen,Louisville RB SportsAdministrationNicholasBorgelt,Louisville OL SportsAdministrationBrianBrohm,Louisville QB FinanceDanielCameron,Louisville FS PoliticalScienceArtCarmody,Louisville K FinanceScottKuhn,Louisville TE CommunicationsBrianRoche,Louisville OT FinanceMichaelSturgeon,Louisville C BiologyDeriontaeTaylor,Louisville FB ComputerInfo.SystemsJosephTronzo,Louisville FB HistoryEricWood,Louisville C PoliticalScienceBrianBennett,Pittsburgh LB Admin.ofJustice/LegalStudiesMarkEstermyer,Pittsburgh LS InformationScienceAdamGunn,Pittsburgh LB CommunicationandRhetoricLaRodStephens-Howling,Pittsburgh RB UndecidedConorLee,Pittsburgh PK BusinessGusMustakas,Pittsburgh DL UndecidedTylerPalko,Pittsburgh QB CommunicationandRhetoricJoeVillani,Pittsburgh C History&Comm./RhetoricMikeGilmartin,Rutgers OL AmericanStudiesJeremyIto,Rutgers K FinanceBrianLeonard,Rutgers FB LaborStudiesDevinMcCourty,Rutgers DB SociologyJasonMcCourty,Rutgers DB SociologyBrandonRenkart,Rutgers LB CivilEngineeringJamaalWesterman,Rutgers DE LaborStudiesMarcusEdwards,USF WR CommunicationsColbyErskin,USF RB/WR CriminalJusticeRyanGilliam,USF DB CriminalJusticeS.J.Green,USF WR CommunicationsMikePadilla,USF FB Pre-BusinessEricSetser,USF LS CriminalJusticeAnthonySeverino,USF QB/H FinanceDowayneDavis,Syracuse S InformationManagementRyanDurand,Syracuse G Health&ExerciseScienceJakeFlaherty,Syracuse LB Arts&SciencesBenMaljovec,Syracuse LB Info.Management&Tech.MaxMeisel,Syracuse WR/PR Psych.&TV/Radio&FilmPatrickShadle,Syracuse PK Arts&SciencesBruceWilliams,Syracuse SS HumanServ./HealthProf.AndyEmery,WestVirginia LB CommunicationsJakeFigner,WestVirginia OL BiochemistryTitoGonzales,WestVirginia WR AthleticCoachingEducationOvidGoulbourne,WestVirginia LB AthleticCoachingEducationBobbyHathaway,WestVirginia LB FinanceJayHenry,WestVirginia LB Finance/AccountingGregIsdaner,WestVirginia OL BusinessDorrellJalloh,WestVirginia WR BroadcastJournalismJustinKnapp,WestVirginia LB CommunicationsBrandonLavelle,WestVirginia LB Multi-DisciplinaryStudiesPatLiebig,WestVirginia DL BusinessManagementTimLindsey,WestVirginia LS BusinessMarcMagro,WestVirginia LB Multi-DisciplinaryStudiesPatMcAfee,WestVirginia K/P GeneralStudiesDanMozes,WestVirginia OL CommunicationsDougSlavonic,WestVirginia DL BusinessRyanStanchek,WestVirginia OL AthleticCoachingEducationReedWilliams,WestVirginia LB Accounting

2005 (71)Ryan Brown,Cincinnati OG MarketingDiggerBujnoch,Cincinnati OT FinanceJonCarpenter,Cincinnati LB MarketingAnthonyCarvitti,Cincinnati DE PharmacyBrentCelek,Cincinnati TE FinanceRyanManalac,Cincinnati LB FinanceWilliamPoland,Cincinnati WR AccountingDominicRoss,Cincinnati SS MarketingJonnyZwitt,Cincinnati ST HealthPromotionsRhemaFuller,Connecticut DT FinanceKeithGray,Connecticut OL ExploratoryRobLunn,Connecticut DT PoliticalScienceChrisPavasaris,Connecticut P PoliticalScienceDanielBarlowe,Louisville OG ExerciseScienceBrianBrohm,Louisville QB FinanceArtCarmody,Louisville K ManagementScottKuhn,Louisville TE CommunicationsTravisLeffew,Louisville OT SportsAdministrationChadRimpsey,Louisville DE ComputerInformationSystemsMattSanders,Louisville LB AccountingJasonSpitz,Louisville OG Marketing

MikeSturgeon,Louisville C BiologyDeriontaeTaylor,Louisville FB ComputerInformationSystemsEricWood,Louisville C PoliticalScienceJustinAcierno,Pittsburgh FB Communications&RhetoricMarkEstermyer,Pittsburgh LS InformationSciencesRonaldIdoko,Pittsburgh DL Communications&RhetoricTylerPalko,Pittsburgh QB Communications&RhetoricDougRoseberry,Pittsburgh LB Communications&RhetoricDaleWilliams,Pittsburgh OL MovementScienceMikeGilmartin,Rutgers OL AmericanStudiesJeremyIto,Rutgers K UndecidedBrianLeonard,Rutgers RB LaborStudiesRyanNeill,Rutgers DE CommunicationBrandonRenkart,Rutgers DB EngineeringJeremyZuttah,Rutgers OL UndecidedKyleBronson,USF PK BusinessAdministrationDerekCarter,USF TE SpeechCommunicationMarcusEdwards,USF WR UndeclaredS.J.Green,USF WR SpeechCommunicationMikeRuegger,USF TE AccountingPaulChiara,Syracuse RB UndecidedRyanDurand,Syracuse OG Health&ExerciseScienceJamesFlaherty,Syracuse LB UndecidedTommyHarris,Syracuse LB InformationStudiesKevinKopko,Syracuse LS BiologyBenjaminMaljovec,Syracuse FS InformationManagement&TechnologyJustinOpalenski,Syracuse DE Finance,MarketingManagement& Entrepreneurship,EmergingEnterprisesPatrickShadle,Syracuse K UndecidedTimWashington,Syracuse RB InformationManagement&TechnologyBruceWilliams,Syracuse WR UndecidedJohnBradshaw,WestVirginia OG BusinessPhilBrady,WestVirginia P ChemistryJakeFigner,WestVirginia OG BiochemistryBobbyHathaway,WestVirginia LB EconomicsJayHenry,WestVirginia LB FinanceDorrellJalloh,WestVirginia WR JournalismGarinJustice,WestVirginia OT EducationPatLiebig,WestVirginia DT BusinessTimLindsey,WestVirginia LS ExercisePhysiologyMikeLorello,WestVirginia S FinanceMarcMagro,WestVirginia LB ExercisePhysiologyRidwanMalik,WestVirginia S ACEPatMcAfee,WestVirginia K GeneralStudiesTravisMcClintic,WestVirginia WR ExercisePhysiologyDanMozes,WestVirginia C CommunicationsJeffNoechel,WestVirginia LB HistoryEducationGeorgeShehl,WestVirginia H MarketingDougSlavonic,WestVirginia DT BusinessRyanStanchek,WestVirginia OG ACEReedWilliams,WestVirginia LB Accounting

2004 (42)FrancoisBrochu,BostonCollege LS BusinessAdministration/FinanceRickyBrown,BostonCollege LB FinanceRyanGlasper,BostonCollege S UnclassifiedTyHall,BostonCollege OL UnclassifiedNickLarkin,BostonCollege DE HumanDevelopmentJeffParros,BostonCollege LB CommunicationsRhemaFuller,Connecticut DL ExploratoryBrianSparks,Connecticut WR AccountingJustinAcierno,Pittsburgh FB CommunicationsRhetoricJustinBelarski,Pittsburgh C HistoryBrianBennett,Pittsburgh LB AdministrationofJusticeVinceCrochunis,Pittsburgh DL AdministrationandPolicyStudiesDougRoseberry,Pittsburgh LB Communications&RhetoricDanStephens,Pittsburgh DL Urban&RegionalAffairsDaleWilliams,Pittsburgh OL MovementScienceBrianLeonard,Rutgers RB LaborStudiesRyanNeill,Rutgers DE CommunicationRayPilch,Rutgers C CriminalJusticeBrandonWood,Rutgers S ExerciseScienceKurtFalke,Syracuse OL Communication&RhetoricSteveFranklin,Syracuse OL Child&FamilyStudiesTommyHarris,Syracuse LB InformationManagement&TechnologyMattTarullo,Syracuse C Psychology/Communications&RhetoricJohnAdams,Temple DE SecondaryEducationWilliamBradley,Temple WR Tourism&HospitalityManagementEricCarpenter,Temple DL ComputerInformationSciencesJohnGross,Temple OL KinesiologyJakeHendy,Temple P Journalism



JasonJohnson,Temple DE HonorsInternationalBusinessRyan Lux,Temple PK CriminalJusticeElliotSeifert,Temple OL BiologyManuelTapia,Temple LB KinesiologyJeffBerk,WestVirginia OL SpecialEducationTimBrown,WestVirginia C AthleticCoachingEducationScottFleming,WestVirginia LS MarketingJayHenry,WestVirginia LB FinanceJeremyHines,WestVirginia C EconomicsGarinJustice,WestVirginia OL PhysicalEducationAdamLehnortt,WestVirginia LB MarketingDanMozes,WestVirginia OL CommunicationsJeffNoechel,WestVirginia LB EducationJohnPennington,WestVirginia WR Accounting

2003 (69)LeonardBennett,BostonCollege DT PsychologyBrianFlores,BostonCollege LB EnglishHavenPerkins,BostonCollege FB ManagementQuintonPorter,BostonCollege QB FinanceSandroSciortino,BostonCollege PK AdministrativeStudiesGregToal,BostonCollege FB EducationDerekWebley,BostonCollege WR ManagementRobertBergman,Miami OL EntrepreneurshipBrockBerlin,Miami QB LiberalArtsMatthewCarter,Miami H/P HistoryAlejandroGarcia,Miami OL TechnologyMarkGent,Miami PK MarketingKellyJennings,Miami DB FinanceBradleyKunz,Miami OL HistoryJonathanPeattie,Miami PK BusinessManagementOperationsJamesSikora,Miami OL CivilEngineeringJonathanVilma,Miami LB FinanceJustinBelarski,Pittsburgh OL HistoryBrianBennett,Pittsburgh LB AdministrationofJusticeVincentCrochunis,Pittsburgh DL PoliticalScienceLukeGetsy,Pittsburgh QB Pre-Education/MathematicsDanLaCarte,Pittsburgh OL Education(Grad.)BrandonMiree,Pittsburgh RB PublicAdministration(Grad.)YogiRoth,Pittsburgh WR Communication&RhetoricJonSchall,Pittsburgh OL BusinessAccountingDanStephens,Pittsburgh DL UrbanStudiesKrisWilson,Pittsburgh TE EconomicsJeremyCampbell,Rutgers LB SociologyNateJones,Rutgers CB FinanceBrianLeonard,Rutgers RB UndeclaredRaymondPilch,Rutgers TE CriminalJusticeMartyPyszczmuka,Rutgers C EconomicsLennyCusumano,Syracuse TE PhysicalEducationAndrewJohnson,Syracuse QB NeuroscienceMattTarullo,Syracuse OG PsychologyRichScanlon,Syracuse LB Health&ExcerciseScienceNickRomeo,Syracuse C EngineeringMgmt.(Grad.)JoshThomas,Syracuse DE PhilosophyTimWashington,Syracuse RB InformationManagement&TechnologySteveFranklin,Syracuse OG Child&FamilyStudiesDaveDeAmato,Syracuse LS PolicyStudiesJohnAdams,Temple DE SecondaryEducationTasoApostolidis,Temple DT Broadcasting,Telecommunications&MassMediaEricCarpenter,Temple TE ComputerInformationSciencesJaredDavis,Temple PK Broadcasting,Telecommunications&MassMediaJohnGross,Temple OT EnvironmentalStudiesJasonJohnson,Temple DE InternationalBusinessAdministrationStephenJosephson,Temple PK JournalismRayLamb,Temple DB BiologyJoeyLippo,Temple LS Sports&RecreationManagementElliotSeifert,Temple OT BiologyJamesAnderson,VirginiaTech LB ArtChadCooper,VirginiaTech LB MarketingJacobGibson,VirginiaTech OG Education(Grad.)JeffKing,VirginiaTech TE FinanceRobertPeaslee,VirginiaTech H/P Health&PhysicalEducation(Grad.)ChrisShreve,VirginiaTech WR HumanNutrition(Grad.)JordanTrott,VirginiaTech LB AccountingKeithWillis,VirginiaTech TE Health&PhysicalEducation(Grad.)ScottFleming,WestVirginia LS BusinessJayHenry,WestVirginia LB BusinessJeremyHines,WestVirginia C Economics/SpanishToddJames,WestVirginia P AccountingGarinJustice,WestVirginia OT AthleticCoachingEducationAdamKing,WestVirginia FB AthleticCoachingEducation

BrianKing,WestVirginia DB AthleticCoachingEducationAdamLehnortt,WestVirginia LB BusinessManagementDanMozes,WestVirginia OG BusinessJohnPennington,WestVirginia WR Accounting

2002 (69)DougBessette,BostonCollege SS AccountingFrancoisBrochu,BostonCollege LS FinanceDuJuanDaniels,BostonCollege WR HigherEducationAdmin.AugieHoffmann,BostonCollege OG EnglishKevinMcMyler,BostonCollege P PsychologyQuintonPorter,BostonCollege QB Arts&SciencesSandroSciortino,BostonCollege PK CommunicationsGregToal,BostonCollege FB EnglishShaunToof,BostonCollege WR AdministrativeStudiesDerekWebley,BostonCollege WR AccountingKenDorsey,Miami QB MarketingAlejandroGarcia,Miami OL InformationTechnologyQuadtrineHill,Miami RB BusinessAdministrationKellyJennings,Miami DB FinanceJoelRodriguez,Miami OL Communication/NewsJournalismBrettRomberg,Miami C GraduateStudies/SportsAdministrationJamesSikora,Miami OL CivilEngineeringJonathanVilma,Miami LB FinanceMatthewWalters,Miami DT MechanicalEngineeringJimWilson,Miami OT BiomedicalEngineeringBrianBeinecke,Pittsburgh LB PhysicalTherapyVincentCrochunis,Pittsburgh DL PoliticalScienceBrianGuzek,Pittsburgh DL MechanicalEngineeringDanielLaCarte,Pittsburgh OL BusinessManagementBrandonMiree,Pittsburgh RB PublicAdministrationChadReed,Pittsburgh C Communications&RhetoricYogiRoth,Pittsburgh WR PoliticalScienceDanielStephens,Pittsburgh DL UrbanStudiesGaryUrschler,Pittsburgh DB BusinessAccounting&FinanceKrisWilson,Pittsburgh TE EconomicsJerryAndre,Rutgers WR UndeclaredJeremeBaker,Rutgers RB HistoryMikeClancy,Rutgers OL UndeclaredNateJones,Rutgers CB FinanceChrisLoomis,Rutgers TE UndeclaredRayPilch,Rutgers FB CriminalJusticeMarkSegaloff,Rutgers OL UndeclaredAlfredPeterson,Rutgers DE UndeclaredMartyPyszczymuka,Rutgers C EconomicsTimCarignan,Syracuse OG PhysicalEducationLennyCusumano,Syracuse TE PhysicalEducationDaveDeAmato,Syracuse LS PolicyStudiesRayHennings,Syracuse OL PoliticalScience/EconomicsNickRomeo,Syracuse C MechanicalEngineeringRichScanlon,Syracuse LB Health&ExerciseScienceMattTarullo,Syracuse OG PsychologyJoshThomas,Syracuse DE PsychologyDanBosnic,Temple TE SecondaryEducationEricCarpenter,Temple TE Computer&InformationSciencesJaredDavis,Temple PK Broadcasting,Telecommunications&MassMediaJohnGross,Temple OT EnvironmentalStudiesJasonJohnson,Temple DE HonorsInternationalBusinessAdmin.J.D.Nichols,Temple LB FinanceJacobGibson,VirginiaTech OG HistoryBillyHardee,VirginiaTech ROV Foods,Nutrition&ExerciseKenKeister,VirginiaTech LS PhysicalEducationJeffKing,VirginiaTech TE FinanceChrisShreve,VirginiaTech SE HumanNutrition,Foods&ExerciseJordanTrott,VirginiaTech LB BusinessZackDillow,WestVirginia C HistoryMarkFazzolari,WestVirginia P AthleticCoaching/EducationScottFleming,WestVirginia LS SportManagementToddJames,WestVirginia PK AccountingAdamLehnortt,WestVirginia LB BusinessManagementGeoffLewis,WestVirginia OG PhysicalTherapyA.J.Nastasi,WestVirginia WR SportManagementLanceNimmo,WestVirginia OT FinanceJohnPennington,WestVirginia WR AccountingJustinWilliams,WestVirginia OG BusinessManagement


2001 (73)DougBessette,BostonCollege S AccountingFrancoisBrochu,BostonCollege LS FinanceMikeCallahan,BostonCollege OG BusinessAdministrationKenDudnick,BostonCollege PK SecondaryEducation&MathJohnRichardson,BostonCollege OG CounselingAndyRomanowsky,BostonCollege LB HistorySandroSciortino,BostonCollege PK CommunicationsGregToal,BostonCollege FB EnglishShaunToof,BostonCollege WR Economics&CommunicationsRyanUtzler,BostonCollege FB BusinessAdministrationKenDorsey,Miami QB BusinessManagementAlejandroGarcia,Miami OL InformationTechnologyJoaquinGonzalez,Miami OT BusinessAdministrationBradKunz,Miami OL UndeclaredJoelRodriguez,Miami C NewspaperJournalismJamesSikora,Miami OL CivilEngineeringJonathanVilma,Miami LB FinanceMattWalters,Miami DT MechanicalEngineeringRobertWilliams,Miami TE BusinessAdministrationJamesWilson,Miami OT BiomedicalEngineeringBrianBeinecke,Pittsburgh LB MovementScienceVinceCrochunis,Pittsburgh DL PoliticalScienceBrianGuzek,Pittsburgh DL MechanicalEngineeringBryanKnight,Pittsburgh DL EducationNickLotz,Pittsburgh PK FinanceMarkPonko,Pittsburgh DB Finance&MarketingChadReed,Pittsburgh C CommunicationsDanStephens,Pittsburgh DL Pre-LawGaryUrschler,Pittsburgh DB Accounting&FinanceKrisWilson,Pittsburgh TE EconomicsJeremeBaker,Rutgers DB UndeclaredJacobGarner,Rutgers OL UndeclaredNateJones,Rutgers DB Pre-BusinessBrandonHaw,Rutgers DB GeographyRaymondPilch,Rutgers FB UndeclaredMartinPyszczymuka,Rutgers OL GeographyRonaldSimone,Rutgers DE AdministrationofJusticeSethStanton,Rutgers FB LaborStudiesPatrickAlexander,Syracuse OL InformationStudies&TechnologyLennyCusumano,Syracuse TE PhysicalEducationJeremieFrazier,Syracuse TE BiologyKyleJohnson,Syracuse RB BusinessAdministrationBenjaminKozik,Syracuse PK BroadcastJournalismNicholasRomeo,Syracuse OL MechanicalEngineeringRichardScanlon,Syracuse LB Health&ExcerciseScienceMatthewTarullo,Syracuse OL PoliticalScienceJoshuaThomas,Syracuse DE PsychologyRodneyWells,Syracuse LB CounselorEducationRasheedAllen,Temple OG HumanResourceAdministrationDanBosnic,Temple TE UndeclaredKevinCzaban,Temple LS KinesiologyJaredDavis,Temple PK Broadcasting,Telecommunications&MassMediaJasonMcKie,Temple FB Broadcasting,Telecommunications&MassMediaDevinScott,Temple QB Sport&RecreationManagementAndréDavis,VirginiaTech WR ResidentialPropertyManagementSteveDeMasi,VirginiaTech C FinanceJarrettFerguson,VirginiaTech FB PhysicalEducationBillyHardee,VirginiaTech ROV ScienceofFood,NutritionandExerciseKenKeister,VirginiaTech DS PhysicalEducationChrisKrebs,VirginiaTech ROV ManagementScience&InformationTech.TimSelmon,VirginiaTech OT PhysicalEducationChrisShreve,VirginiaTech WR HumanNutrition,FoodandExerciseDanWilkinson,VirginiaTech DT Urban&RegionalPlanning(Grad.)SethAbraham,WestVirginia WR IndustrialLaborRelationsZackDillow,WestVirginia C HistoryToddJames,WestVirginia K/P AccountingKyleKayden,WestVirginia LB BusinessManagementBrianKing,WestVirginia DB BusinessJeremyKnapp,WestVirginia TE Communications/SociologyBradKnell,WestVirginia OG SpecialEducationA.J.Nastasi,WestVirginia WR SportManagementLanceNimmo,WestVirginia OT FinanceBrendenRauh,WestVirginia PK Psychology/Counseling

2000 (65)Ryan Burch,BostonCollege LB AdministrativeStudiesMikeCook,BostonCollege OT AdministrativeStudiesTimHasselbeck,BostonCollege QB AdministrativeStudiesRaMonJohnson,BostonCollege FS BusinessAdministrationPaulLaQuerre,BostonCollege OG AdministrativeStudiesKevinMcMyler,BostonCollege P EnglishJohnRichardson,BostonCollege OG PsychologySandroSciortino,BostonCollege PK CommunicationsMikeSutphin,BostonCollege PK AdministrativeStudiesRyanUtzler,BostonCollege FB MarketingKenDorsey,Miami QB ManagementAndréKing,Miami WR ManagementWilliamMcPartland,Miami FB EnvironmentalPlanningIvanMercer,Miami TE MarketingJamesSikora,Miami OL CivilEngineeringMichaelStewart,Miami WR FinanceBrianStinson,Miami DT EnrollmentManagementMattWalters,Miami DT MechanicalEngineeringJoaquinGonzalez,Miami OT MarketingJamesWilson,Miami OL BiomedicalEngineeringBrianBeinecke,Pittsburgh LB MovementScienceMarkE.Browne,Pittsburgh OL LegalStudiesChristopherCurd,Pittsburgh WR UndeclaredBrianGuzek,Pittsburgh LB MechanicalEngineeringDanLaCarte,Pittsburgh DL UndeclaredNickLotz,Pittsburgh PK FinanceJosephManganello,Pittsburgh OL CivilEngineeringKodyMiller,Pittsburgh LB FinanceMarkPonko,Pittsburgh DB FinanceChadReed,Pittsburgh C CommunicationMartinPyszczymuka,Rutgers DL UndeclaredChadSchwenk,Rutgers QB Pre-BusinessDavidShowalter,Rutgers OL LaborStudiesJeremyWomack,Rutgers C FinancePatrickAlexander,Syracuse OT InformationStudiesAndrewBenson,Syracuse DB InformationStudiesLeonardoCusumano,Syracuse FB PhysicalEducationJeremieFrazier,Syracuse TE BiologyBenjaminKozik,Syracuse PK Management/BroadcastJournalismSeanO’Connor,Syracuse OL PublicRelationsNicholasRomeo,Syracuse C MechanicalEngineeringRichardScanlon,Syracuse LB Health&ExerciseScienceCliffordSnell,Syracuse DE BusinessAdministrationPatrickWoodcock,Syracuse WR MarketingKevinCzaban,Temple LS KinesiologyJaredDavis,Temple PK JournalismJasonMcKie,Temple FB CommunicationsDevinScott,Temple QB Sports&RecreationManagementAndréDavis,VirginiaTech WR ResidentialPropertyManagementBillyHardee,VirginiaTech CB HumanResourcesDaveKadela,VirginiaTech OT FinanceKenKeister,VirginiaTech DS PhysicalEducationChrisKrebs,VirginiaTech ROV ManagementScience&Info.TechJoeMarchant,VirginiaTech OG MarketingDaveMeyer,VirginiaTech QB Exercise&HealthPromo.SethAbraham,WestVirginia WR ManagementInformationSystemsMarkFazzolari,WestVirginia P AthleticCoachingEducationKhoriIvy,WestVirginia WR SociologyJoshKelly,WestVirginia OG MarketingJeremyKnapp,WestVirginia FB CommunicationsBradKnell,WestVirginia OG AthleticCoachingInformationBenMeighan,WestVirginia DB CommunicationsA.J.Nastasi,WestVirginia WR SportsManagementLanceNimmo,WestVirginia OT AccountingBrendenRauh,WestVirginia PK Psychology

1999 (55)Ryan Burch,BostonCollege FB MarketingKevinCostello,BostonCollege DB EconomicsDuJuanDaniels,BostonCollege WR CommunicationsPatrickKneib,BostonCollege DL ComputerSciencePaulLaQuerre,BostonCollege OL MarketingJohnMatich,BostonCollege PK AdministrativeStudiesButchPalaza,BostonCollege OL AdministrativeStudiesAndrewRomanowsky,BC LB UndecidedMichaelSutphin,BostonCollege PK AccountingRyan Utzler,BostonCollege FB MarketingPatrickDelVecchio,Miami C ChemistryJoaquinGonzalez,Miami OT Marketing



DanJoseph,Miami S UndecidedAndreKing,Miami WR BusinessManagementWilliamMcPartland,Miami FB EnvironmentalPlanningJeffPopovich,Miami SS BiomedicalEngineeringMichaelStewart,Miami WR FinanceMattWalters,Miami DT MechanicalEngineeringJimWilson,Miami DE BiomedicalEngineeringEphraimWittman,Miami RB BroadcastJournalismBrianBeinecke,Pittsburgh LB Pre-MedicineSethHornack,Pittsburgh DB InterdisciplinaryStudiesNickLotz,Pittsburgh PK BusinessJoeManganello,Pittsburgh OL EngineeringScottMcCurley,Pittsburgh LB UndecidedMattO’Connor,Pittsburgh QB BusinessMarkPonko,Pittsburgh DB BusinessGaryUrschler,Pittsburgh DB BusinessKarlMayall,Rutgers OL Journalism&MassMediaLeeMcDonald,Rutgers PK SocialStudiesEducationGarrettShea,Rutgers DB ManagementJeremyWomack,Rutgers OL FinanceMarkBaniewicz,Syracuse OT FinanceMikeBennett,Syracuse TE PhysicalEducationKyleJohnson,Syracuse RB ElectronicMediaErikKalovanides,Syracuse OT Health&ExerciseScienceJeffLowe,Syracuse WR PoliticalScienceIanMcIntosh,Syracuse DB Health&ExcerciseScienceTroyNunes,Syracuse QB Arts&SciencesSeanO’Connor,Syracuse OT PublicRelationsPatWoodcock,Syracuse WR ManagementSeanMartin,Temple SS SocialWorkAndréDavis,VirginiaTech FL ResidentialPropertyManagementChrisKrebs,VirginiaTech ROV ManagementScienceBennyWolfe,VirginiaTech LB FinanceSethAbraham,WestVirginia WR BusinessAnthonyBecht,WestVirginia TE MarketingJamesDavis,WestVirginia DB BusinessMarkFazzolari,WestVirginia P GeneralStudiesJeremyKnapp,WestVirginia FB CommunicationsBradKnell,WestVirginia OT AthleticCoachingEducationA.J.Nastasi,WestVirginia WR SportManagementLanceNimmo,WestVirginia OT BusinessMarkPlants,WestVirginia FB FinanceGregRobinette,WestVirginia DT ExercisePhysiology

1998 (52)DougBrzezinski,BostonCollege OL AdministrativeStudiesJasonMalecki,BostonCollege P Finance&MarketingRobTardio,BostonCollege TE AdministrativeStudiesRaMonJohnson,BostonCollege DB FinanceRyanUtzler,BostonCollege FB UndeclaredCarlosMoore,BostonCollege DB TheologyNickBlevins,BostonCollege LB UndeclaredRyanBurch,BostonCollege FB MarketingAndrewKrauza,BostonCollege DL AdministrativeStudiesPatrickKneib,BostonCollege DL ComputerSciencePatDelVecchio,Miami C ChemistryJoaquinGonzalez,Miami OT BusinessAndreKing,Miami WR BusinessJavielLopez,Miami WR UndeclaredWilliamMcPartland,Miami FB EnvironmentalScienceRandyNaidoo,Miami DB BiomedicalEngineeringJeffPopovich,Miami SS BiomedicalEngineeringScottPuckett,Miami C SportsManagementMichaelStewart,Miami WR BusinessManagementAndrewGrischow,Pittsburgh C CommunicationsSethHornack,Pittsburgh DB EconomicsJeffMcCurley,Pittsburgh OL UndeclaredMarkPonko,Pittsburgh DB UndeclaredHeathClark,Rutgers TE HistoryKarlMayall,Rutgers DT Journalism&MassMediaLeeMcDonald,Rutgers PK Journ.&MassMedia/HistoryJeremyWomack,Rutgers DL Pre-BusinessMarkBaniewicz,Syracuse OL FinanceMichaelBennett,Syracuse TE PhysicalEducationTimothyGlisker,Syracuse LB SpeechCommunicationKyleJohnson,Syracuse RB ElectronicMediaIanMcIntosh,Syracuse DB Health&ExerciseSciencesJeffLowe,Syracuse WR PoliticalScienceMarcPilon,Syracuse DL Pre-HealthLudwigReimmer,Syracuse RB AccountingDarrellStroope,Syracuse TE Bioengineering

PatrickWoodcock,Syracuse WR ManagementLarryBullard,Temple TE Broadcasting,Telecommunications&MassMediaAndreDavis,VirginiaTech FL/SE ComputerScienceKenHandy,VirginiaTech FL/SE MarketingJoeMarchant,VirginiaTech OG BusinessBennyWolfe,VirginiaTech FB UniversityStudiesSethAbraham,WestVirginia WR GeneralStudiesMarkCeresa,WestVirginia LB SocioogyMarkCorman,WestVirginia TE BusinessEricdeGroh,WestVirginia C BiologyAndyKeating,WestVirginia QB GeneralStudiesJeremyKnapp,WestVirginia FB SociologyMarkPlants,WestVirginia LB FinanceBryanPukenas,WestVirginia OG BiologyGregRobinette,WestVirginia DT ExercisePhysiologyJonYura,WestVirginia LB ExercisePhysiology

1997 (37)Ryan Burch,BostonCollege DL EconomicsPatrickKneib,BostonCollege DL ComputerScienceJasonMalecki,BostonCollege P Finance&MarketingJonathanMiles,BostonCollege OL SociologyMichaelSiravo,BostonCollege LB HistoryPatDelVecchio,Miami OL ChemistryCoreyFishman,Miami OL SportsManagementRandyNaidoo,Miami DB BiomedicalEngineeringJeffPopovich,Miami WR BiomedicalEngineeringMichaelStewart,Miami WR LegalStudiesGrantCoffield,Pittsburgh P EngineeringAndrewGrischow,Pittsburgh C CommunicationSethHornack,Pittsburgh DB UndeclaredJoeHolland,Pittsburgh WR FinanceJasonSepkowski,Pittsburgh OL HistoryReggieFunderburk,Rutgers WR BusinessAndyHolland,Rutgers WR Envir.Policies/Int’lBehaviorThomasKelly,Rutgers S EducationJaredSlovan,Rutgers P Exer.Science/SportsStudiesMichaelRussnok,Syracuse OL AccountingTeddyDamour,Syracuse DB Pre-MedPatrickWoodcock,Syracuse WR PhysicalEducationMarcPilon,Syracuse DL Pre-HealthKeithDowning,Syracuse QB Pre-MedMarkBaniewicz,Syracuse OL FinanceRolandWilliams,Syracuse TE PublicCommunicationsKyleJohnson,Syracuse RB ElectronicMediaMichaelStuewe,VirginiaTech SE Hospitality&TourismMgmt.KennethHandy,VirginiaTech FL MarketingBryanBaumann,WestVirginia P HistoryJeffCostelnock,WestVirginia OG AccountingEricdeGroh,WestVirginia C BiologySteveLippe,WestVirginia LB Sec.Education/MathematicsMarkPlants,WestVirginia FB Business/EconomicsBryanPukenas,WestVirginia OG BiologyJamieSweeney,WestVirginia LB PsychologyChadWable,WestVirginia TE Biology

1996 (31)ToddPollack,BostonCollege TE EconomicsJasonMalecki,BostonCollege P FinanceGregBartlett,BostonCollege DE MathematicsAntonioColey,Miami LB Pre-PhysicalTherapyCoreyFishman,Miami OL BusinessMgmt.RandyNaidoo,Miami DB BiomedicalEngineeringAndrewGrischow,Pittsburgh C Rhetoric&CommunicationReggieFunderburk,Rutgers WR Marketing.RonaldKeller,Rutgers TE BiologyJaredSlovan,Rutgers P Exer.Science/SportsStudiesSeanReali,Syracuse PK ConsumerStudiesDeonMaddox,Syracuse WR BusinessAdministrationKeithDowning,Syracuse QB BiologyMarkBaniewicz,Syracuse OL BusinessManagementEricJohnson,Temple OL CounselorEducationZaneMichalski,Temple PK AccountingVincePellis,Temple DL BusinessAdministrationDrewPeterson,Temple OL SportsManagementAnthonyMidget,VirginiaTech DB UndecidedBrandonSemones,VirginiaTech OLB MarketingEducationMichaelStuewe,VirginiaTech WR Hospitality&TourismMgmt.EricdeGroh,WestVirginia C BiologySteveFord,WestVirginia OL Education


ChadJohnston,WestVirginia QB FinanceSteveLippe,WestVirginia LB SecondaryEducationBillMcElroy,WestVirginia C PhysicalEducationMarkPlants,WestVirginia FB Pre-medicine/Gen.SciencesBryanPukenas,WestVirginia OL BiologyDonQuesenberry,WestVirginia WR BusinessJamieSweeney,WestVirginia LB PsychologyChadWable,WestVirginia TE Biology.

1995 (24)ToddPollack,BostonCollege TE EconomicsAntonioColey,Miami LB PhysicalTherapyZatitiMoody,Pittsburgh DE SocialWorkTonyOrlandini,Pittsburgh OL UndecidedJohnRyan,Pittsburgh QB SocialSciencesChristopherAnzidei,Rutgers DB History/PoliticalScienceJamesGuarnera,Rutgers DL Communication&InformationStudiesRonaldKeller,Rutgers TE BiologicalScienceJaredSlovan,Rutgers P ExerciseScienceKeithDowning,Syracuse QB Pre-HealthSciencesCyEllsworth,Syracuse OG SocialStudiesEducationEricJohnson,Temple OL PsychologyZaneMichalski,Temple PK AccountingJohnShay,Temple P SportManagement/LeisureStudiesAtleLarsen,VirginiaTech PK MechanicalEngineeringBrandonSemones,VirginiaTech OL MarketingEricdeGroh,WestVirginia C BiologyCharltonForbes,WestVirginia DT GeneralStudiesChadJohnston,WestVirginia QB ExercisePhysiologySteveLippe,WestVirginia LB SportsManagementMattMcCulty,WestVirginia WR SpeechPathologyandAudiologyBryanPukenas,WestVirginia DE BiologyJamieSweeney,WestVirginia LB PsychologyChadWable,WestVirginia TE Biology

1994 (22)ToddPollack,BostonCollege TE EconomicsRustyMedearis,Miami DE BusinessAdministrationTonyOrlandini,Pittsburgh OL UndecidedJohnRyan,Pittsburgh QB SocialSciencesJasonSepkowski,Pittsburgh OL Pre-EducationBillyWest,Pittsburgh RB Civil/EnvironmentalEngineeringReggieFunderburk,Rutgers WR Pre-BusinessRonaldKeller,Rutgers DT BiologicalSciencesEricChenoweth,Syracuse TE EnvironmentalEngineeringEricJohnson,Temple G PsychologyJohnShay,Temple P SportsManagementWilliamFerrell,VirginiaTech FL EnglishAtleLarsen,VirginiaTech PK MechanicalEngineeringBrandonSemones,VirginiaTech OL MarketingZachAbraham,WestVirginia WR LandscapeArchitectureChrisFogle,WestVirginia OG FinanceChadJohnston,WestVirginia QB Pre-PharmacyDavidMayfield,WestVirginia DB FinanceMattMcCulty,WestVirginia WR SpeechPathologyMattTaffoni,WestVirginia LB PsychologyJahnTiger,WestVirginia DT German/MarketingChadWable,WestVirginia TE Psychology

1993 (16)ThomasPatterson,Miami C AccountingJohnRyan,Pittsburgh QB SociologyDougWhaley,Pittsburgh DB BusinessBryanFortay,Rutgers QB PoliticalScience/JournalismReggieFunderburk,Rutgers WR UndecidedRonaldKeller,Rutgers DL BiologicalSciencesEricChenoweth,Syracuse TE EnvironmentalEngineeringPatO’Neill,Syracuse P/PK BioengineeringJohnReagan,Syracuse C EducationReggieTerry,Syracuse LB SpecialEducationEricJohnson,Temple OL PsychologyRobertMitchell,Temple TE EarlyChildhoodEducationJimPyne,VirginiaTech C MarketingChadJohnston,WestVirginia QB Pre-PharmacyDavidMayfield,WestVirginia FS EconomicsMattTaffoni,WestVirginia LB Psychology

1992 (28)KevinKirkeide,Miami TE BusinessAdministration(Grad.)ThomasPatterson,Miami C AccountingDarrinSmith,Miami LB BusinessAdministration(Grad.)SeanConley,Pittsburgh PK Business/PoliticalScienceDougKautter,Pittsburgh LB PoliticalScienceJamesMorrison,Pittsburgh LB Pre-MedicalCareersDougWhaley,Pittsburgh DB BusinessJoeCiaffoni,Rutgers OG CommunicationsMauriceOwens,Rutgers OG UrbanStudiesBryanFortay,Rutgers QB PoliticalScienceAnthonyAngelo,Temple DL PhysicalEducationJohnBognanno,Temple LB RhetoricandCommunicationTerryGray,Temple OL HealthEducationRobertMitchell,Temple TE EarlyChildhoodEducationDavidSchlagel,Temple DL PhysicalEducationEricChenoweth,Syracuse TE EnvironmentalEngineeringCyEllsworth,Syracuse OL UndecidedJamesLedger,Syracuse OL CommunicationsPatO’Neill,Syracuse P Bio-EngineeringJohnReagan,Syracuse C SportScienceReggieTerry,Syracuse LB SocialStudiesEducationGlenYoung,Syracuse LB BiologyRustyPendleton,VirginiaTech LB AerospaceEngineeringJimPyne,VirginiaTech C MarketingMikeCompton,WestVirginia C Health/PhysicalEducationGarrettFord,WestVirginia RB SafetyManagement(Grad.)DavidMayfield,WestVirginia DB BusinessMattTaffoni,WestVirginia LB Psychology/Pre-Medical


HEISMAN MEMORIAL TROPHYOriginally presented in 1935 as theDACTrophybythe Downtown Athletic Club to the best collegeplayereastoftheMississippiRiver.In1936,playersacrossthecountrywereeligibleandtheawardwasrenamedtheHeismanMemorialTrophy.Theawardgoestotheoutstandingcollegefootballplayer 2010 CamNewton,Auburn,QB2009 MarkIngram,Alabama,RB2008 SamBradford,Oklahoma,QB2007 TimTebow,Florida,QB2006 TroySmith,OhioState,QB2005 ReggieBush,USC,RB2004 MattLeinart,USC,QB2003 JasonWhite,Oklahoma,QB2002 CarsonPalmer,USC,QB2001 EricCrouch,Nebraska,QB2000 ChrisWeinke,FloridaState,QB1999 RonDayne,Wisconsin,RB1998 RickyWilliams,Texas,RB1997 CharlesWoodson,Michigan,DB1996 DannyWuerffel,Florida,QB1995 EddieGeorge,OhioState,RB1994 RashaanSalaam,Colorado,RB1993 CharlieWard,FloridaState,QB1992 GINO TORRETTA, MIAMI, QB1991 DesmondHoward,Michigan,WR1990 TyDetmer,BrighamYoung,QB1989 AndreWare,Houston,QB1988 BarrySanders,OklahomaState,RB1987 TimBrown,NotreDame,WR1986 VinnyTestaverde,Miami,QB1985 BoJackson,Auburn,RB1984 DougFlutie,BOSTONCOLLEGE,QB1983 MikeRozier,Nebraska,HB1982 HerschelWalker,Georgia,HB1981 MarcusAllen,SouthernCalifornia,HB1980 GeorgeRogers,SouthCarolina,HB1979 CharlesWhite,SouthernCalifornia,HB1978 BillySims,Oklahoma,HB1977 EarlCampbell,Texas,HB1976 TonyDorsett,PITTSBURGH,HB1975 ArchieGriffin,OhioState,HB1974 ArchieGriffin,OhioState,HB1973 JohnCappelletti,PennState,HB1972 JohnnyRodgers,Nebraska,FL1971 PatSullivan,Auburn,QB1970 JimPlunkett,Stanford,QB1969 SteveOwens,Oklahoma,HB1968 O.J.Simpson,SouthernCalifornia,HB1967 GaryBeban,UCLA,QB1966 SteveSpurrier,Florida,QB1965 MikeGarrett,SouthernCalifornia,HB1964 JohnHuarte,NotreDame,QB1963 RogerStaubach,Navy,QB1962 TerryBaker,OregonState,QB1961 ErnieDavis,SYRACUSE,HB1960 JoeBellino,Navy,HB1959 BillyCannon,LouisianaState,HB1958 PeteDawkins,Army,HB1957 JohnDavidCrow,TexasA&M,HB1956 PaulHornung,NotreDame,QB1955 HowardCassidy,OhioState,HB1954 AlanAmeche,Wisconsin,FB1953 JohnnyLattner,NotreDame,HB1952 BillyVessels,Oklahoma,HB1951 DickKazmaier,Princeton,HB1950 VicJanowicz,OhioState,HB1949 LeonHart,NotreDame,E1948 DoakWalker,SouthernMethodist,HB1947 JohnLujack,NotreDame,QB1946 GlennDavis,Army,HB1945 DocBlanchard,Army,FB1944 LesHorvath,OhioState,QB1943 AngeloBertelli,NotreDame,QB1942 FrankSinkwich,Georgia,HB1941 BruceSmith,Minnesota,HB1940 TomHarmon,Michigan,HB1939 NileKinnick,Iowa,HB1938 DaveyO’Brien,TexasChristian,QB1937 ClintFrank,Yale,HB1936 LarryKelley,Yale,E1935 JayBerwanger,Chicago,HB

BIG EAST PLAYERS IN THE HEISMAN VOTE20101. CamNewton,Auburn2. AndrewLuck,Stanford3. LaMichaelJames,Oregon4. KellenMoore,BoiseState5. JustinBlackmon,OklahomaState

20091. MarkIngram,Alabama2. TobyGerhart,Stanford3. ColtMcCoy,Texas4. NdamukongSuh,Nebraska5. TimTebow,Florida

20081. SamBradford,Oklahoma2. ColtMcCoy,Texas3. TimTebow,Florida4. GrahamHarrell,TexasTech5. MichaelCrabtree,TexasTech

20071. TimTebow,Florida2. DarrenMcFadden,Arkansas3. ColtBrennan,Hawaii4. ChaseDaniel,Missouri5. DennisDixon,Oregon6. PAT WHITE, WEST VIRGINIA

20061. TroySmith,OhioState2. DarrenMcFadden,Arkansas3. BradyQuinn,NotreDame4. STEVE SLATON, WEST VIRGINIA5. MikeHart,Michigan

20051. ReggieBush,USC2. VinceYoung,Texas3. MattLeinart,USC4. BradyQuinn,NotreDame5. MichaelRobinson,PennState

20041. MattLeinart,USC2. AdrianPeterson,Oklahoma3. JasonWhite,Oklahoma4. AlexSmith,Utah5. ReggieBush,USC

20031. JasonWhite,Oklahoma2. LARRY FITZGERALD, PITTSBURGH3. EliManning,Mississippi4. ChrisPerry,Michigan5. DarrenSproles,KansasState

20021. CarsonPalmer,USC2. BradBanks,Iowa3. LarryJohnson,PennState4. WILLIS McGAHEE, MIAMI5. KEN DORSEY, MIAMI

20011. EricCrouch,Nebraska2. RexGrossman,Florida3. KEN DORSEY, MIAMI4. JoeyHarrington,Oregon5. DavidCarr,FresnoState8. BRYANT McKINNIE, MIAMI9. DWIGHT FREENEY, SYRACUSE

20001. ChrisWeinke,FloridaState2. JoshHeupel,Oklahoma3. DrewBrees,Purdue4. LaDainianTomlinson,TCU5. DamienAnderson,Northwestern6. MICHAEL VICK, VIRGINIA TECH7. SANTANA MOSS, MIAMI

19991. Ron Dayne, Wisconsin2. Joe Hamilton, Georgia Tech3. MICHAEL VICK, VIRGINIA TECH4. Drew Brees, Purdue5. Chad Pennington, Marshall

19981. Ricky Williams, Texas2. Michael Bishop, Kansas State3. Cade McNown, UCLA4. Tim Couch, Kentucky5. DONOVAN McNABB, SYRACUSE

19971. Charles Woodson, Michigan2. Peyton Manning, Tennessee3. Ryan Leaf, Washington State4. Randy Moss, Marshall5. Ricky Williams, Texas10. AMOS ZEREOUE, WEST VIRGINIA

19961. Danny Wuerffel, Florida2. Troy Davis, Iowa State3. Jake Plummer, Arizona State4. Orlando Pace, Ohio State5. Warrick Dunn, Florida State

19951. Eddie George, Ohio State2. Tommie Frazier, Nebraska3. Danny Wuerffel, Florida4. Darnell Autry, Northwestern5. Troy Davis, Iowa State

19941. Rashaan Salaam, Colorado2. Ki-Jana Carter, Penn State3. Steve McNair, Alcorn State4. Kerry Collins, Penn State5. Jay Barker, Alabama

6. WARREN SAPP, MIAMI

19931. Charlie Ward, Florida State2. Heath Shuler, Tennessee3. David Palmer, Alabama4. Marshall Faulk, San Diego State

5. GLENN FOLEY, BOSTON COLLEGE

1992 1. GINO TORRETTA, MIAMI2. Marshall Faulk, San Diego St.3. Garrison Hearst, Georgia4. Marvin Jones, Florida State5. Reggie Brooks, Notre Dame

7. MICHEAL BARROW, MIAMI

19911. Desmond Howard, Michigan2. Casey Weldon, Florida State3. Ty Detmer, Brigham Young4. Steve Emtman, Washington5. Shane Matthews, Florida


WILLIAM V. CAMPBEL TROPHYFormerlyknownastheVincentdePaulDraddyTrophy,theawardrecognizes thescholar-athletewhomostfully represents the ideals of TheNational FootballFoundation. The awardwas presented for the firsttimein1990andisgiventothetopscholar-athleteinfootball,bothacademicallyandonthefield.2010 SamAcho,Texas,DE2009 TimTebow,Florida,QB2008 AlexMack,California,C2007 DallasGriffin,Texas,C2006 BRIAN LEONARD, RUTGERS, FB2005 RudyNiswanger,LSU,OL2004 MichaelMunoz,Tennessee,OL2003 CraigKrenzel,OhioState,QB2002 BrandonRoberts,Washington(Mo.)2001 JOAQUIN GONZALEZ, MIAMI, OT2000 KyleVandenBosch,Nebraska,DE1999 ChadPennington,Marshall,QB1998 MattStinchcomb,Georgia,OL1997 PeytonManning,Tennessee,QB1996 DannyWuerffel,Florida,QB1995 BobbyHoying,OhioState,QB1994 RobertB.Zatechka,Nebraska,OT1993 ThomasD.Burns,Virginia1992 JimHansen,Colorado1991 BradCulpepper,Florida1990 ChrisHoward,AirForce

OUTLAND TROPHYHonoring the outstanding interior lineman in thenation,firstpresentedin1946bytheFootballWritersAssociationofAmerica. Theawardisnamedfor itsbenefactor,Dr.JohnH.Outland.2010 GabeCarimi,Wisconsin,OT2009 NdamukongSuh,Nebraska,DT2008 AndreSmith,Alabama,OT2007 GlennDorsey,LouisianaState,DT2006 JoeThomas,Wisconsin,OL2005 GregEslinger,Minnesota,OL2004 JammalBrown,Oklahoma,OL2003 RobertGallery,Iowa,OT2002 RienLong,WashingtonState,DT*2001 BRYANT McKINNIE, MIAMI, OT2000 JohnHenderson,Tennessee,DT*1999 ChrisSamuels,Alabama,OT1998 KrisFarris,UCLA,OG1997 AaronTaylor,Nebraska,OG1996 OrlandoPace,OhioState,OT1995 JonathanOgden,UCLA,OT1994 ZachWiegert,Nebraska,OT1993 RobWaldrop,Arizona,NG1992 WillShields,Nebraska,G1991 SteveEntman,Washington,DT*1990 RussellMaryland,Miami,DT1989 MohammedElewonibi,BrighamYoung,G1988 TracyRocker,Auburn,DT1987 ChadHennings,AirForce,DT1986 JasonBuck,BrighamYoung,DT1985 MikeRuth,BOSTONCOLLEGE,NG1984 BruceSmith,VirginiaTech,DT1983 DeanSteinkuhler,Nebraska,G1982 DaveRimington,Nebraska,C1981 DaveRimington,Nebraska,C*1980 MarkMay,PITTSBURGH,OT1979 JimRitcher,NorthCarolinaState,C1978 GregRoberts,Oklahoma,G1977 BradShearer,Texas,DT1976 RossBrowner,NotreDame,DE*1975 LeeRoySelmon,Oklahoma,DT1974 RandyWhite,Maryland,DE1973 JohnHicks,OhioState,OT1972 RichGlover,Nebraska,MG1971 LarryJacobson,Nebraska,DT1970 JimStillwagon,OhioState,MG1969 MikeReid,PennState,DT1968 BillStanfill,Georgia,T

1967 RonYary,SouthernCalifornia,T1966 LoydPhillips,Arkansas,T1965 TommyNobis,Texas,G1964 SteveDeLong,Tennessee,T1963 ScottAppleton,Texas,T1962 BobbyBell,Minnesota,T1961 MerlinOlsen,UtahState,T1960 TomBrown,Minnesota,G1959 MikeMcGee,Duke,T1958 ZekeSmith,Auburn,G1957 AlexKarras,Iowa,T1956 JimParker,OhioState,G1955 CalvinJones,Iowa,G1954 BillBrooks,Arkansas,G1953 J.D.Roberts,Oklahoma,G1952 DickModzelewski,Maryland,T1951 JimWeatherall,Oklahoma,T1950 BobGoin,Kentucky,T1949 EdBagdon,MichiganState,G1948 BillFischer,NotreDame,G1947 JoeSteffy,Army,G1946 GeorgeConnor,NotreDame,T*Juniors(allothersseniors).

FWAA BRONKO NAGURSKI AWARDHonoring the nation’s top defensive player as select-ed by the FootballWriters Association of America.Theaward,presentedbyThe CharlotteTouchdownClub,was introduced in 1993and formally tookonthenameof1920’sMinnesotaAll-Americanin1995.2010 Da’QuanBowers,Clemson,DE2009 NdamukongSuh,Nebraska,DT2008 BrianOrakpo,Texas,DE2007 GlennDorsey,LouisianaState,DT2006 JamesLaurinaitis,OhioSt.,LB2005 ELVIS DUMERVIL, LOUISVILLE, DE2004 DerrickJohnson,Texas,LB2003 DerrickStrait,Oklahoma,DB2002 TerrellSuggs,ArizonaState,DE2001 RoyWilliams,Oklahoma,DB2000 DAN MORGAN, MIAMI, LB1999 COREY MOORE, VIRGINIA TECH, DE1998 ChampBailey,Georgia,CB1997 CharlesWoodson,Michigan,DB1996 PatFitzgerald,Northwestern,DT1995 PatFitzgerald,Northwestern,NG1994 WARRENSAPP,MIAMI,DT1993 RobWaldrop,Arizona,NG

VINCE LOMBARDI AWARDHonoring the outstanding college lineman of theyear, first presented in 1970 by the Rotary Club ofHouston. The award is named after professionalfootball coach Vince Lombardi, a member of thelegendary“SevenBlocksofGranite”atFordham, inthe1930s.2010 NickFairly,Auburn,DT2009 NdamukongSuh,Nebraska,DT2008 BrianOrakpo,Texas,DE2007 GlennDorsey,LouisianaState,DT2006 LaMarr Woodley, Michigan, DL2005 A.J.Hawk,OhioState,LB2004 DavidPollack,Georgia,DE2003 TommieHarris,Oklahoma,DE2002 TerrellSuggs,ArizonaState,DE2001 JuliusPeppers,NorthCarolina,DE2000 JamalReynolds,FloridaState,DE1999 COREY MOORE, VIRGINIA TECH, DE1998 DatNguyen,TexasA&M,LB1997 GrantWistrom,Nebraska,DE1996 OrlandoPace,OhioState,OT1995 OrlandoPace,OhioState,OT1994 WARRENSAPP,MIAMI,DT1993 AaronTaylor,NotreDame,OT1992 MarvinJones,FloridaState,LB1991 SteveEmtman,Washington,DT1990 ChrisZorich,NotreDame,NT1989 PercySnow,MichiganState,LB

1988 TracyRocker,Auburn,DT1987 ChrisSpielman,OhioState,LB1986 CorneliusBennett,Alabama,LB1985 TonyCasillas,Oklahoma,NG1984 TonyDegrate,Texas,DT1983 Dean Steinkuhler, Nebraska, G1982 DaveRimington,Nebraska,C1981 KennethSims,Texas,DT1980 HughGreen,PITTSBURGH,DE1979 BradBudde,SouthernCalifornia,G1978 BruceClark,PennState,DT1977 RossBrowner,NotreDame,DE1976 WilsonWhitley,Houston,DT1975 LeeRoySelmon,Oklahoma,DT1974 RandyWhite,Maryland,DT1973 JohnHicks,OhioState,OT1972 RichGlover,Nebraska,MG1971 WaltPatulski,NotreDame,DE1970 JimStillwagon,OhioState,MG

MAXWELL AWARDHonoring the nation’s outstanding college foot-ball player, first presented in 1937 by theMaxwellMemorialFootballClubofPhiladelphia. TheawardisnamedafterRobert“Tiny”Maxwell,aPhiladelphianativewhoplayedontheUniversityofChicagoasalinemanneartheturnofthecentury.2010 CamNewton,Auburn,QB2009 ColtMcCoy,Texas,QB2008 TimTebow,Florida,QB2007 TimTebow,Florida,QB2006 BradyQuinn,NotreDame,QB2005 VinceYoung,Texas,QB2004 JasonWhite,Oklahoma,QB2003 EliManning,Mississippi,QB2002 LarryJohnson,PennState,RB2001 KEN DORSEY, MIAMI, QB2000 DrewBrees,Purdue,QB1999 RonDayne,Wisconsin,RB1998 RickyWilliams,Texas,RB1997 PeytonManning,Tennessee,QB1996 DannyWuerffel,Florida,QB1995 EddieGeorge,OhioState,RB1994 KerryCollins,PennState,QB1993 CharlieWard,FloridaState,QB1992 GINOTORRETTA,MIAMI,QB1991 DesmondHoward,Michigan,WR1990 TyDetmer,BrighamYoung,QB1989 AnthonyThompson,Indiana,RB1988 BarrySanders,OklahomaState,RB1987 DonMcPherson,SYRACUSE,QB1986 VinnyTestaverde,Miami,QB1985 ChuckLong,Iowa,QB1984 DougFlutie,BOSTONCOLLEGE,QB1983 MikeRozier,Nebraska,RB1982 HershelWalker,Georgia,RB1981 MarcusAllen,SouthernCalifornia,RB1980 HughGreen,PITTSBURGH,DE1979 CharlesWhite,SouthernCalifornia,RB1978 ChuckFusina,PennState,QB1977 RossBrowner,NotreDame,DE1976 TonyDorsett,PITTSBURGH,HB1975 ArchieGriffin,OhioState,RB1974 SteveJoachim,Temple,QB1973 JohnCappelletti,PennState,RB1972 BradVanPelt,MichiganState,DB1971 EdMarinaro,Cornell,RB1970 JimPlunkett,Stanford,QB1969 MikeReid,PennState,DT1968 O.J.Simpson,SouthernCalifornia,RB1967 GaryBeban,UCLA,QB1966 JimLynch,NotreDame,LB1965 TommyNobis,Texas,LB1964 GlennRessler,PennState,C1963 RogerStaubach,Navy,QB1962 TerryBaker,OregonState,QB1961 BobFerguson,OhioState,FB1960 JoeBellino,Navy,HB

NATIONAL AWARD WINNERSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


1959 Rich Lucas, Penn State, QB1958 PeteDawkins,Army,HB1957 BobReifsnyder,Navy,T1956 TommyMcDonald,Oklahoma,HB1955 HowardCassidy,OhioState,HB1954 RonBeagle,Navy,E1953 JohnnyLattner,NotreDame,HB1952 JohnnyLattner,NotreDame,HB1951 DickKazmaier,Princeton,HB1950 RedsBagnell,Pennsylvania,HB1949 LeonHart,NotreDame,E1948 ChuckBednarik,Pennsylvania,C1947 DoakWalker,SouthernMethodist,HB1946 CharleyTrippi,Georgia,HB1945 DocBlanchard,Army,FB1944 GlennDavis,Army,HB1943 BobOdell,Pennsylvania,HB1942 PaulGovernali,Columbia,QB1941 BillDudley,Virginia,HB1940 TomHarmon,Michigan,HB1939 NileKinnick,Iowa,HB1938 DaveyO’Brien,TexasChristian,QB1937 ClintFrank,Yale,HB

WALTER CAMP AWARDHonoring the nation’s outstanding football play-er, first presented in 1937 by the Walter CampFoundation inballotingbyDivision I-A coachesandsports information directors. The award is namedafterWalterCamp,oneofthegiantsoffootballwhointroducedmanyof the innovations that led to theevolutiontotheAmericanstyleoffootball.2010 CamNewton,Auburn,QB2009 ColtMcCoy,Texas,QB2008 ColtMcCoy,Texas,QB2007 DarrenMcFadden,Arkansas,RB2006 TroySmith,OhioState,QB2005 ReggieBush,USC,QB2004 MattLeinart,USC,QB2003 LARRY FITZGERALD, PITTSBURGH, WR2002 LarryJohnson,PennState,RB2001 EricCrouch,Nebraska,QB2000 JoshHeupel,Oklahoma,QB1999 RonDayne,Wisconsin,RB1998 RickyWilliams,Texas,RB1997 CharlesWoodson,Michigan,DB1996 DannyWuerffel,Florida,QB1995 EddieGeorge,OhioState,RB1994 RashaanSalaam,Colorado,RB1993 CharlieWard,FloridaState,QB1992 GINO TORRETTA, MIAMI, QB1991 DesmondHoward,Michigan,WR1990 RaghibIsmail,NotreDame,WR1989 AndreWare,Houston,QB1988 BarrySanders,OklahomaState,RB1987 TimBrown,NotreDame,WR1986 PaulPalmer,TEMPLE,RB1985 LorenzoWhite,MichiganState,RB1984 KeithByars,OhioState,RB1983 MikeRozier,Nebraska,HB1982 JohnElway,Stanford,QB1981 ArtSchlichter,OhioState,QB1980 HerschelWalker,Georgia,RB1979 CharlesWhite,SouthernCal,RB1978 ChuckFusina,PennState,QB1977 EarlCampbell,Texas,HB1976 TonyDorsett,PITTSBURGH,RB1975 ChuckMuncie,California,HB1974 AnthonyDavis,SouthernCalifornia,HB1973 JohnCappelletti,PennState,RB1972 GregPruitt,Oklahoma,RB1971 EdMarinaro,Cornell,RB1970 EdMarinaro,Cornell,RB1969 ArchieManning,Mississippi,QB1968 O.J.Simpson,SouthernCalifornia,HB1967 GaryBeban,UCLA,QB1966 SteveSpurrier,Florida,QB1965 JimGrabowski,Illinois,FB

1964 JerryRhome,Tulsa,QB1963 RogerStaubach,Navy,QB1962 JerryStovall,LouisianaState,HB1961 ErnieDavis,SYRACUSE,HB1960 JoeBellino,Navy,HB1959 BillyCannon,LouisianaState,HB1958 RandyDuncan,Iowa,QB1957 JohnDavidCrow,TexasA&M,HB1956 PaulHornung,NotreDame,QB1955 HowardCassidy,OhioState,HB1954 RalphGuglielmi,NotreDame,QB1953 AlanAmeche,Wisconsin,FB BernieFaloney,Maryland,QB PaulGiel,Minnesota,HB JohnnyLattner,NotreDame,HB1952 DonMcAuliffe,MichiganState,HB1951 DickKazmaier,Princeton,HB1950 BabeParilli,Kentucky,QB1949 EmilSitko,NotreDame,HB1948 CharlieJustice,NorthCarolina,HB1947 JohnLujack,NotreDame,QB1946 CharleyTrippi,Georgia,HB1945 DocBlanchard,Army,FB1944 GlennDavis,Army,FB1943 AngeloBertelli,NotreDame,QB1942 FrankSinkwich,Georgia,HB1941 BillDudley,Virginia,DB1940 TomHarmon,Michigan,HB1939 NileKinnick,Iowa,HB1938 DaveyO’Brien,TexasChristian,QB1937 MarshallGoldberg,PITTSBURGH,HB

BEDNARIK TROPHYFirst presented in 1995 to honor the nation’s bestcollegiatedefensiveplayerby theMaxwell FootballClub.TheawardisnamedafterChuckBednarik,col-legeandprofootballHall-of-Famer.2010 PatrickPeterson,LSU,DB2009 NdamukongSuh,Nebraska,DT2008 ReyMaualuga,SouthernCalifornia,LB2007 DanConnor,PennState,LB2006 PaulPosluszny,PennState2005 PaulPosluszny,PennState,LB2004 DavidPollack,Georgia,DE2003 TeddyLehman,Oklahoma,LB2002 E.J.Henderson,Maryland,LB2001 JuliusPeppers,NorthCarolina,DE2000 DAN MORGAN, MIAMI, LB1999 LaVarArrington,PennState,LB1998 DatNguyen,TexasA&M,LB1997 CharlesWoodson,Michigan,DB1996 PatFitzgerald,Northwestern,LB1995 PatFitzgerald,Northwestern,LB

BUTKUS AWARDFirst presented in 1985 to honor the nation’s best col-legiatelinebackerbytheDowntownAthleticClubofOrlando,Fla.TheawardisnamedafterDickButkus,two-timeconsensusAll-Americanat Illinoisandsix-timeall-prolinebackerwiththeChicagoBears.2010 VonMiller,TexasA&M2009 RolandoMcClain,Alabama2008 AaronCurry,PennState2007 JamesLaurinaitis,OhioState2006 PatrickWillis,Mississippi2005 PaulPosluszny,PennState2004 DerrickJohnson,Texas2003 TeddyLehman,Oklahoma2002 E.J.Henderson,Maryland2001 RockyCalmus,Oklahoma2000 DAN MORGAN, MIAMI1999 LeVarArrington,PennState1998 ChrisClaiborne,SouthernCalifornia1997 AndyKatzenmoyer,OhioState1996 MattRussell,Colorado1995 KevinHardy,Illinois1994 DanaHoward,Illinois1993 TrevAlberts,Nebraska

1992 MarvinJones,FloridaState1991 ErickAnderson,Michigan1990 AlfredWilliams,Colorado1989 PercySnow,MichiganState1988 DerrickThomas,Alabama1987 Paul McGowan, Florida State1986 BrianBosworth,Oklahoma1985 BrianBosworth,Oklahoma

JIM THORPE AWARDFirst presented in 1986 to honor the nation’s bestdefensive back by the Jim Thorpe Athletic Clubof Oklahoma City. The award is named after JimThorpe,Olympicchampion,two-timeconsensusAll-AmericahalfbackatCarlisleandprofessionalfootballplayer.2010 PatrickPeterson,LSU2009 EricBerry,Tennessee2008 MalcolmJenkins,OhioState2007 AntoineCason,Arizona2006 AaronRoss,Texas2005 MichaelHuff,Texas2004 CarlosRogers,Auburn2003 DerrickStrait,Oklahoma2002 TerenceNewman,KansasState2001 RoyWilliams,Oklahoma2000 JamarFletcher,Wisconsin1999 TyroneCarter,Minnesota1998 AntoineWinfield,OhioState1997 CharlesWoodson,Michigan1996 LawrenceWright,Florida1995 GregMyers,ColoradoState1994 ChrisHudson,Colorado1993 AntonioLangham,Alabama1992 DeonFigures,Colorado1991 TerrellBuckley,FloridaState1990 DarryllLewis,Arizona1989 MarkCarrier,SouthernCalifornia1988 DeionSanders,FloridaState1987 BennieBlades,Miami RickeyDixon,Oklahoma1986 ThomasEverett,Baylor

DAVEY O’BRIEN NATIONAL QUARTERBACK AWARDFirst presented in 1977 as the O’Brien MemorialTrophytotheoutstandingplayerintheSouthwest.In1981,theDaveyO’BrienEducationalandCharitableTrust of FortWorth, Texas renamed the award theDaveyO’BrienNationalQuarterbackAward. Itnowhonorsthenation’sbestquarterback.2010 CamNewton,Auburn2009 ColtMcCoy,Texas2008 SamBradford,Oklahoma2007 TimTebow,Florida2006 TroySmith,OhioState2005 VinceYoung,Texas2004 JasonWhite,Oklahoma2003 JasonWhite,Oklahoma2002 BradBanks,Iowa2001 EricCrouch,Nebraska2000 ChrisWeinke,FloridaState1999 JoeHamilton,GeorgiaTech1998 MichaelBishop,KansasState1997 PeytonManning,Tennessee1996 DannyWuerffel,Florida1995 DannyWuerffel,Florida1994 KerryCollins,PennState1993 CharlieWard,FloridaState1992 GINO TORRETTA, MIAMI1991 TyDetmer,BrighamYoung1990 TyDetmer,BrighamYoung1989 AndreWare,Houston1988 TroyAikman,UCLA1987 DonMcPherson,SYRACUSE1986 VinnieTestaverde,Miami1985 ChuckLong,Iowa1984 DougFlutie,BOSTONCOLLEGE



1983 Steve Young, Brigham Young1982 ToddBlackledge,PennState1981 JimMcMahon,BrighamYoung1980 MikeSingletary,Baylor,LB1979 MikeSingletary,Baylor,LB1978 BillySims,Oklahoma,RB1977 EarlCampbell,Texas,RB

DOAK WALKER NATIONAL RUNNING BACK AWARDFirst presented in 1990 to honor the nation’s bestrunning back among Division I-A juniors or seniorswhocombineoutstandingachievementsonthefield,intheclassroomandinthecommunity. SponsoredbytheSouthernMethodistAthleticForuminDallas,Texas,a$10,000scholarshipisdonatedtotherecipi-ent’s university in his name. The award is namedafterDoakWalker,SouthernMethodist’sthree-timeconsensus All-America halfback and 1948 HeismanTrophywinner.2010 LaMichaelJames,Oregon2009 TobyGerhart,Stanford2008 ShonnGreene,Iowa2007 DarrenMcFadden,Arkansas2006 DarrenMcFadden,Arkansas2005 ReggieBush,USC2004 CedricBenson,Texas2003 ChrisPerry, Michigan2002 LarryJohnson,PennState2001 LukeStaley,BYU2000 LaDainianTomlinson,TCU1999 RonDayne,Wisconsin1998 RickyWilliams,Texas1997 RickyWilliams,Texas1996 ByronHanspard,TexasTech1995 EddieGeorge,OhioState1994 RashaanSalaam,Colorado1993 ByronMorris,TexasTech1992 GarrisonHearst,Georgia1991 TrevorCobb,Rice1990 GregLewis,Washington

LOU GROZA COLLEGIATE PLACEKICKER AWARDFirst presented in 1992 to honor the nation’s topcollegiate placekicker. Sponsored by the Palm BeachCounty Sports Authority in conjunction with theOrangeBowlCommittee.TheawardisnamedafterNFLHallofFamekickerLouGroza.2010 DanBailey,OklahomaState2009 KaiForbath,UCLA2008 GrahamGano,FloridaState2007 ThomasWeber,ArizonaState2006 ART CARMODY, LOUISVILLE2005 AlexisSerna,OregonState2004 MikeNugent,OhioState2003 JonathanNichols,Mississippi2002 NateKaeding,Iowa2001 SethMarler,Tulane2000 JonathanRuffin,Cincinnati1999 SebastianJanikowski,FloridaState1998 SebastianJanikowski,FloridaState1997 MartinGramatica,KansasState1996 MarcPrimanti,NCState1995 MichaelReeder,TexasChristian1994 SteveMcLaughlin,Arizona1993 JuddDavis,Florida1992 JoeAllison,Memphis

FRED BILETNIKOFF RECEIVER AWARDFirstpresentedin1994tohonorthenation’stopcol-legiate pass receiver. Sponsored by the DowntownAthletic Club of Orlando, Florida. The award isnamed after Fred Biletnikoff, former Florida StateAll-AmericanandOaklandRaiderreceiver,amemberofboththeCollegeFootballandProFootballHallofFames.

2010 JustinBlackmon,OklahomaState2009 GoldenTate,NotreDame2008 MichaelCrabtree,TexasTech2007 MichaelCrabtree,TexasTech2006 CalvinJohnson,GeorgiaTech2005 MikeHass,OregonState2004 BraylonEdwards,Michigan2003 LARRY FITZGERALD, PITTSBURGH2002 CharlesRogers,MichiganState2001 JoshReed,LSU2000 ANTONIO BRYANT, PITTSBURGH1999 TroyWalters,Stanford1998 Troy Edwards,LouisianaTech1997 RandyMoss,Marshall1996 MarcusHarris,Wyoming1995 TerryGlenn,OhioState1994 BobbyEngram,PennState

MOSI TATUPU AWARDFirst presented in 1997 to honor the nation’s topspecialteamsplayer.SponsoredbytheHonoluluandMauiQuarterbackClubs.Thisaward isnamedafterformerSouthernCaliforniaandNewEnglandPatriotsProBowlspecialteamsperformerMosiTatupu.2006 A.J.Trapasso,OhioState2005 RyanHoffman,IllinoisState2004 ChadOwens,Hawaii2003 WesWelker,TexasTech2002 GlennPakulak,Kentucky2001 KahlilHill,Iowa2000 J.T.Thatcher,Oklahoma1999 DelthaO’Neal,California1998 ChrisMcAlister,Arizona1997 BrockOlivo,Missouri

JOHN MACKEY AWARDFirst presented in 2000 to honor the nation’s topcollegiate tight end. Sponsored by the NassauCounty Sports Commission. This award is namedafterformerSyracuseandBaltimoreColtstightendJohnMackey, regardedas thegreatest tightend inNFLhistory.2010 D.J.Williams,Arkansas2009 AaronHernandez,Florida2008 ChaseCoffman,Missouri2007 FredDavis,SouthernCalifornia2006 MattSpaeth,Minnesota2005 MarcedesLewis,UCLA2004 HeathMiller,Virginia2003 KELLEN WINSLOW, MIAMI2002 DallasClark,Iowa2001 DanielGraham,Colorado2000 TimStratten,Purdue

RAY GUY AWARDFirst presented in 2000 to honor the nation’s topcollegiatepunter.SponsoredbytheGreaterAugustaSports Council. This award is named after formerOaklandRaidersall-propunterRayGuy.2010 ChasHenry,Florida2009 DrewButler,Georgia2008 MattFodge,OklahomaState2007 DurantBrooks,GeorgiaTech2006 DanielSepulveda,Baylor2005 RyanPlackemeier,WakeForest2004 DanielSepulveda,Baylor2003 B.J.Sander,OhioState2002 MarkMariscal,Colorado2001 TravisDorsch,Purdue2000 KevinStemke,Wisconsin

RIMINGTON TROPHYFirst presented in 2000 to honor the nation’s topcollegiatecenter.PresentedbytheBoomerEsiasonFoundation. This award is named after formerUniversityofNebraskacenterDaveRimington.2010 JakeKirkpatrick,TCU2009 MaurkicePouncey,Florida2008 A.Q,Shipley,PennState2007 JonathanLuigs,Arkansas2006 DAN MOZES, WEST VIRGINIA2005 GregEslinger,Minnesota2004 BenWilkerson,LSU/DavidBaas,Michigan2003 JAKE GROVE, VIRGINIA TECH2002 BRETT ROMBERG, MIAMI2001 LeCharlesBentley,OhioState2000 DominicRaiola,Nebraska

PAUL “BEAR” BRYANT AWARDFirst presented in 1957 to honor the nation’s topcollegiateheadcoach.SponsoredbytheTouchdownClub of Houston and voted on by the NationalSportscasters and Sportswriters Association. ThisawardisnamedafterPaul“Bear”Bryant,oneofcol-legefootball’swinningestheadcoaches.2010 GeneChizik Auburn2009 ChrisPetersen,BoiseState2008 KyleWhittingham,Utah2007 MarkMangino,Kansas2006 ChrisPetersen,BoiseState2005 MackBrown,Texas2004 TommyTuberville,Auburn2003 NickSaban,LSU2002 JimTressel,OhioState2001 LARRY COKER, MIAMI2000 BobStoops,Oklahoma1999 FRANK BEAMER, VIRGINIA TECH1998 BillSnyder,KansasState1997 LloydCarr,Michigan1996 BruceSnyder,ArizonaState1995 GaryBarnett,Northwestern1994 RickBrooks,Oregon1993 TerryBowden,Auburn1992 GeneStallings,Alabama1991 DonJames,Washington1990 BobbyRoss,GeorgiaTech1989 BillMcCartney,Colorado1988 LouHoltz,NotreDame1987 DickMacPherson,SYRACUSE1986 JoePaterno,PennState1985 FisherDeBerry,AirForce1984 LaVellEdwards,BYU1983 HowardSchnellenberger,Miami1982 JoePaterno,PennState1981 DannyFord,Clemson1980 VinceDooley,Georgia1979 EarleBruce,OhioState1978 JoePaterno,PennState1977 LouHoltz,Arkansas1976 JohnnyMajors,PITTSBURGH1975 WoodyHayes,OhioState



1974 Grant Teaff, Baylor1973 JohnnyMajors,PITTSBURGH1972 JohnMcKay,SouthernCalifornia1971 BobDevaney,Nebraska1970 AlexAgase,Northwestern1969 BoSchembechler,Michigan1968 WoodyHayes,OhioState1967 JohnPont,Indiana1966 TomCahill,Army1965 DuffyDaugherty,MichiganState1964 AraParseghian,NotreDame1963 DarrellRoyal,Texas1962 JohnMcKay,SouthernCalifornia1961 DarrellRoyal,Texas1960 MurryWarmath,Minnesota1959 BenSchwartzwalder,SYRACUSE1958 PaulDietzel,LouisianaState1957 WoodyHayes,OhioState

EDDIE ROBINSON COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDFirstpresentedin1957tohonorthenation’stopcol-legiateheadcoach.SelectedbytheFootballWritersAssociation of America. This award honors formerGrambling State head coach Eddie Robinson, thewinningestheadcoachincollagefootballhistory.

2010 ChipKelly,Oregon2009 GaryPatterson,TCU2008 NickSaban,Alabama2007 MarkMangino,Kansas2006 GREG SCHIANO, RUTGERS2005 CharlieWeis,NotreDame2004 TommyTuberville,Auburn2003 NickSaban,LSU2002 JimTressel,OhioState2001 RalphFriedgen,Maryland2000 BobStoops,Oklahoma1999 FRANK BEAMER, VIRGINIA TECH1998 PhillipFulmer,Tennessee1997 MikePrice,WashingtonState1996 BruceSnyder,ArizonaState1995 GaryBarnett,Northwestern1994 RickBrooks,Oregon1993 TerryBowden,Auburn1992 GeneStallings,Alabama1991 DonJames,Washington1990 BobbyRoss,GeorgiaTech1989 BillMcCartney,Colorado1988 LouHoltz,NotreDame1987 DickMacPherson,SYRACUSE1986 JoePaterno,PennState1985 FisherDeBerry,AirForce1984 LaVellEdwards,BYU1983 HowardSchnellenberger,Miami1982 JoePaterno,PennState1981 DannyFord,Clemson1980 VinceDooley,Georgia1979 EarleBruce,OhioState1978 JoePaterno,PennState1977 LouHoltz,Arkansas1976 JohnnyMajors,PITTSBURGH1975 WoodyHayes,OhioState1974 GrantTeaff,Baylor1973 JohnnyMajors,PITTSBURGH1972 JohnMcKay,SouthernCalifornia1971 BobDevaney,Nebraska1970 AlexAgase,Northwestern1969 BoSchembechler,Michigan1968 WoodyHayes,OhioState1967 JohnPont,Indiana1966 TomCahill,Army1965 DuffyDaugherty,MichiganState1964 AraParseghian,NotreDame1963 DarrellRoyal,Texas1962 JohnMcKay,SouthernCalifornia1961 DarrellRoyal,Texas1960 MurryWarmath,Minnesota

1959 BenSchwartzwalder,SYRACUSE1958 PaulDietzel,LouisianaState1957 WoodyHayes,OhioState

CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICAThe following is a list of players from BIG EASTConference institutions who were consensus All-America (playerswhowere accorded amajority ofvotes at their positions by the national selectors).Players listed included those who played in theleaguesinceitsformationin1991,alongwithselec-tionsfromcurrentmemberinstitutionspriortothatyear.Unanimousselectionsareindicatedby(*).

BOSTON COLLEGE2001 WILLIAMGREEN,RB1998 MIKECLOUD,RB1994 PETEMITCHELL,TE

CINCINNATI2008 KEVINHUBER,P2007 KEVINHUBER,P2000 JonathanRuffin,PK

LOUISVILLE2005 ELVISDUMERVIL,DE*

MIAMI2003 SEANTAYLOR,DB*

KELLENWINSLOW,TE*2002 BRETTROMBERG,C

WILLISMcGAHEE,RB2001 BRYANTMcKINNIE,OT*

EDWARDREED,DB*2000 SANTANAMOSS,AP

DANMORGAN,LB*EDWARDREED,DB

1994 WARRENSAPP,DT*1992 MICHEALBARROW,LB

RYANMcNEIL,DBGINOTORRETTA,QB*

1991 CARLOSHUERTA,PKDARRYLWILLIAMS,DB

PITTSBURGH2003 LARRYFITZGERALD,WR*2000 ANTONIOBRYANT,WR1990 BrianGreenfield,P1988 MarkStepnoski,OL1987 CraigHeyward,HB1986 RandyDixon,OL

TonyWoods,DL1984 BillFralic,OT*1983 BillFralic,OL*1982 JimboCovert,OL1981 SalSunseri,LB1980 HughGreen,DL*

MarkMay,OL*1979 HughGreen,DL*1978 HughGreen,DL1977 TomBrzoza,C

RandyHolloway,DLBobJury,DB

1976 TonyDorsett,RB*AlRomano,MG

1963 PaulMartha,B1960 MikeDitka,E*1958 JohnGuzik,G1956 JoeWalton,E*1938 MarshallGoldberg,B*1937 MarshallGoldberg,B

TonyMatisi,T1936 AverellDaniell,T1934 ChuckHartwig,G1933 JoeSkladany,E1932 WarrenHeller,B*

JoeSkladany,E

1931 JesseQuatse,T1929 JoeDonchess,E*

RayMontgomery,G1928 MikeGetto,T1927 GibbyWelch,B*1925 RalphChase,T1921 HerbStein,C1920 HerbStein,C1918 TomDavies,B

LeonardHilty,TGeorgeMcLaren,B

1917 DaleSeis,GJohnSutherland,G

1916 JamesHerron,ERobertPeck,C

1915 RobertPeck,C

RUTGERS1995 MARCOBATTAGLIA,TE*1961 AlexKroll,C1918 PaulRobeson,E1917 PaulRobeson,E

USF2007 GEORGESELVIE,DE

SYRACUSE2001 DWIGHTFREENEY,DL*1992 CHRISGEDNEY,TE*1990 JohnFlannery,C1987 TedGregory,DL

DonMcPherson,QB*1985 TimGreen,DL*1967 LarryCsonka,B*1961 ErnieDavis,B*1960 ErnieDavis,B1959 RogerDavis,G*1956 JimBrown,B*1926 VicHanson,E1923 PeteMcRae,E1919 JoeAlexander,G1918 JoeAlexander,G

LouUsher,T1917 AlfredCobb,T1915 HaroldWhite,G1908 FrankHorr,T

VIRGINIA TECH2003 JAKEGROVE,C*

KEVINJONES,RB1999 COREYMOORE,DE*1995 CORNELLBROWN,DL1993 JIMPYNE,C*

WEST VIRGINIA2006 DANMOZES,C* STEVESLATON,RB*2003 GRANTWILEY,LB1996 CANUTECURTIS,LB1995 AARONBEASLEY,DB1994 TODDSAUERBRUN,P*1992 MIKECOMPTON,C1985 BrianJozwiak,OL1982 DarrylTalley,LB*1955 BruceBosley,T1919 IraRodgers,B



ALL-TIME LEADERS IN CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANSRankedbyTotalNumberofSelectionsTEAM NO. PLAYERSYale 100 69NotreDame 96 80Harvard 89 59Michigan 77 64OhioState 76 60SouthernCalifornia 75 68Oklahoma 72 60Princeton 65 49Nebraska 54 45Texas 51 45PITTSBURGH 48 41Pennsylvania 46 32Alabama 44 41Army 37 28Tennessee 37 27

Other BIG EAST Institutions:SYRACUSE 19 17WESTVIRGINIA 11 11RUTGERS 4 3CINCINNATI 2 2USF 1 1

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSTo qualify, student-athletes must maintain a 3.00grade-point average (on a 4.00 scale) during theircollegiate careers and perform with distinction invarsity football. Theprogrambeganwith the1964season.(Thosewhoplayedin1964arelistedas1965winners,etc.)

CINCINNATI1971 EarlWilson

PITTSBURGH1989 MarkStepnoski1986 RobertSchilken1979 JeffDelaney

RUTGERS1990 StevenTardy

SYRACUSE1995 ERICCHENOWETH1994 PATO’NEILL1986 TimGreen1978 RobertAvery

VIRGINIA TECH1997 BRANDONSEMONES

WEST VIRGINIA1982 OliverLuck1974 AdeDillion DanielLarcamp

ESPN THE MAGAZINEACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONSSince1952,AcademicAll-AmericateamshavebeenselectedbytheCollegeSportsInformationDirectorsofAmerica.Tobeeligible,student-athletesmustberegular performers and have at least a 3.20 grade-pointaverage(ona4.00scale)duringtheircareers.Following are the football selections of BIG EASTConferenceplayers,alongwiththosefrommemberinstitutionspriortoleagueformationin1991:

BOSTON COLLEGE1986 MichaelDegnan,DL1977 RichardScudellari,LB

CINCINNATI1997 JohnKobalka,DL1991 KrisBjorson,TE1990 KyleStroh,DL1981 KariYli-Renko,OT

CONNECTICUT2003 ShaunFeldeisen,WR*1978 WilliamLeahy,OL*

MIAMI2003 JONATHANVILMA,LB*2002 MATTWALTERS,DL JONATHANVILMA,LB

LOUISVILLE2007 BRIANBROHM,QB DANNYBARLOWE,OG* 2006 BRIANBROHM,QB

PITTSBURGH2008 CONORLEE,K*2003 VINCECROCHUNIS,DL DANSTEPHENS,DL2002 VINCECROCHUNIS,DL1990 LouisRiddick,DB*1989 LouisRiddick,DB*1988 MarkStepnoski,OL1982 RobFada,OG J.C.Pelusi,DL1981 RobFada,OG1980 GregMeisner,DL1976 JeffDelaney,LB1958 JohnGuzik,G1956 JoeWalton,E1954 LouPalatella,T1952 DickDeitrick,DT

RUTGERS2003 NATEJONES,DB2002 NATEJONES,DB*1989 StevenTardy,OL*

SYRACUSE2009 JIMMcKENZIE,OL2008 RYANDURAND,OL*2003 RICHSCANLON,LB NICKROMEO,C*1999 MARKBANIEWICZ,OL1998 MARKBANIEWICZ,OL*1993 PATO’NEILL,P*1985 TimGreen,DL1984 TimGreen,DL1983 TonyRomano,LB1971 HowardGoodman,LB1960 FredMautino,E

VIRGINIA TECH2001 ANDREDAVIS,WR

WEST VIRGINIA2009 REEDWILLIAMS,LB*2008 DOUGSLAVONIC,DL*2007 REEDWILLIAMS,LB2006 JAYHENRY,LB DANMOZES,OL*2005 JAYHENRY,LB1998 ERICdeGROH,OL1997 ERICdeGROH,OL*1996 ERICdeGROH,OL1994 MATTTAFFONI,LB1993 DAVIDMAYFIELD,DB*1992 MIKECOMPTON,OL1988 JohnStroia,OG*1983 JeffHostetler,QB1981 OliverLuck,QB1980 OliverLuck,QB1972 JohnHarcharic,S*1970 DanHannahs,LB*1970 KimWest,PK1956 JoeKopnisky,E*1955 SamHuff,T1955 FredWyant,QB*1954 FredWyant,B1953 BruceBosley,T*1953 FredWyant,QB#1952 PaulBischoff,EAllselectionsarefirstteamunlessnoted*-Secondteamselection#-Thirdteamselection

Reed Williams, West Virginia



NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SCHOLAR-ATHLETESEach year The National Football Foundation andCollege Hall of Fame honors and pays tribute to aselect fewwith awards of excellence for exhibitingsuperior qualities of scholarship, citizenship andleadershipinthegameofcollegefootball.Followingare the selections of BIG EAST Conference players,along with those of current member institutionspriortoleagueformationin1991:

CINCINNATI1979 EdwardKloboves

CONNECTICUT2006 RHEMAFULLER,DL

MIAMI2003 JONATHANVILMA,LB2001 JOAQUINGONZALEZ,OT1992 DARRINSMITH,LB

PITTSBURGH1988 MarkStepnoski,OL1978 JeffDelaney,LB1974 ToddToerper,SE1973 DavidBlandino,OT1963 AlGrigalinuas,E

RUTGERS2007 BRANDONRENKART,LB2006 BRIANLEONARD,FB2003 NATEJONES,DB1989 StevenTardy,OL1973 JamesJennings,RB1961 AlexKroll,C1960 PaulBenke,E

SYRACUSE1999 MARKBANIEWICZ,OL1985 TimGreen,DL1983 TonyRomano,LB1959 GerhardSchwedes,HB

VIRGINIA TECH2001 ANDREDAVIS,WR1991 WILLIAMFURRER,QB

WEST VIRGINIA2009 REEDWILLIAMS,LB2006 JAYHENRY,LB1998 ERICdeGROH,OL1983 JeffHostetler,QB1981 OliverLuck,QB

CAPITAL ONEACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA HALL OF FAMESince its inception in 1988, 34 former NCAA foot-ball players have been inducted into the CoSIDACapital One Academic All-America Hall of Fame.They were selected from nominees by the CollegeSportsInformationDirectors. AllpastacademicAll-Americans are eligible. Following are the footballselectionsbyyear,includinglastyearplayed(induct-eesfromothersportsnotincluded):

2011PeterMetzelaars,Wabash,WR,1982

2010Dr.JamesKovach,Kentucky,LB,1978DeweySelmon,Oklahoma,DL,1975

2009Dr.PatrickTyrance,Nebraska,LB,1990

2008Dr.KennethCaldwell,TheCitadel,LB/P,1979GillBeck,AppalachianState,LB,1978

2006TIMOTHYGREEN,SYRACUSE,LB/DE,1986

2005CormacCarney,UCLA,WR,1983

2004TerryHoage,Georgia,DB,1984DaveRimington,Nebraska,C,1983

2003KipCorrington,TexasA&M,DB,1987ChrisHoward,AirForce,HB,1991SteveYoung,BrighamYoung,QB,1984

2002DickBalzhiser,Michigan,RB,1955

2001CrisCollinsworth,Indiana,WR,1981JohnHall,Vanderbilt,G,1955

2000OLIVERLUCK,WESTVIRGINIA,QB,1981

1999Dr.JohnJ.Fowler,Jr.,UCLA,LB,1978ChadHennings,AirForce,DL,1988

1998BernieKosar,Miami,QB,1984MarvLevy,CoeCollege,RB,1950JackMildren,Oklahoma,QB,1971

1997ToddBlackledge,PennState,QB,1983TimFoley,Purdue,DB,1970

1996WadeMitchell,GeorgiaTech,B,1955JusticeRobertThomas,NotreDame,PK,1973JusticeByronWhite,Colorado,B,1937

1995PatRichter,Wisconsin,WR,1964

1994Dr.RichardMayo,AirForce,QB,1963LeeRoySelmon,Oklahoma,DT,1975

1993RaymondBerry,SouthernMethodist,E,1955DaveCasper,NotreDame,E,1974JimGrabowski,Illinois,FB,1966

1992AlanAmeche,Wisconsin,RB,1955StephenEisenhauer,Navy,G,1954RandyGradishar,OhioState,LB,1974

1991TerryBaker,OregonState,QB,1963JoeHolland,Cornell,RB,1978DavidJoyner,PennState,OT,1972BrockStrom,AirForce,T,1959

1990JoeTheismann,NotreDame,QB,1971HowardTwilley,Tulsa,TE,1968

1989CarlosAlvarez,Florida,WR,1972WillieBogan,Dartmouth,DB,1971Dr.StevenBramwell,Washington,DB,1967Dr.JosephRomig,Colorado,G,1963Dr.JimSwink,TexasChristian,B,1957Dr.JohnWilson,MichiganState,DB,1953

1988PeteDawkins,Army,HB,1959PatHaden,SouthernCalifornia,QB,1975Rev.DonnMoomaw,UCLA,LB,1954MerlinOlsen,UtahState,T,1962

Rhema Fuller, Connecticut Brian Leonard, Rutgers



AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAMTheGoodWorksTeamhasbeenselectedeachyearsince 1992 to honor thosewho show exceptionaldedication to community service and the better-ment of the communities inwhich they live. Theteams recognizes players with a commitment tocommunityservice. From1992-96,thesquadwasselectedbytheCollegeFootballAssociation.WhentheCFAdisbanded in1997, theAmericanFootballCoaches Association (AFCA) began selecting theteams. YEAR PLAYER, SCHOOL, POSITION2008 TitoGonzalez,WestVirginia,WR2006 TylerPalko,Pittsburgh,QB2004 MattTarullo,Syracuse,OL2003 YazidJackson,Temple,DB2001 JoaquinGonzalez,Miami,OT GrahamManley,Syracuse,TE JohnRichardson,BostonCollege,OG2000 KyleJohnson,Syracuse,FB LeVarTalley,Temple,LB1998 NateBrooks,Miami,DB1997 RyanClement,Miami,QB1996 TonyColey,Miami,LB1995 EricdeGroh,WestVirginia,OL1994 DavidMayfield,WestVirginia,DB1993 MikeBooth,WestVirginia,LB RobertBass,Miami,LB1992 RussellDurham,BostonCollege,LB AlexVanPelt,Pittsburgh,QB

Tyler Palko, Pittsburgh

AFCA ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERSThe Academic Achievement Awardwas originally established by the College Football Association in 1981andpresentedannuallybytheTouchdownClubofMemphisthrough1996.TheAmericanFootballCoachesAssociationhascontinuedpresentationoftheawardsince1997.Theawardrecognizestheinstitutionwiththehighestgraduationrateamongmembersofitsfootballteam.BostonCollegehascapturedfourawardssince joining theBIGEASTConference,withSyracuseearning thehonoronce. More thanhalfof theBIGEAST’steamshaveearnedhonorablementiondistinction.Institutionsreceivehonorablementionstatusforregisteringgraduationreportsof75percentorhigher.Thefollowingisacompletelistingofwinnerssinceitsinceptionin1981.YEAR WINNERS HONORABLE MENTION (BIG EAST)2010 Northwestern,Rice Cincinnati,Pittsburgh,Rutgers,WestVirginia2009 NotreDame,Miami Connecticut,Rutgers,USF,Syracuse,WestVirginia2008 Vanderbilt Cincinnati,Connecticut,Rutgers,Syracuse2007 Northwestern

NotreDame Cincinnati,Connecticut,Rutgers,Syracuse 2006 SMU Cincinnati,Rutgers,Syracuse,WestVirginia2005 Duke,Northwestern2004 BostonCollege Miami,Syracuse,VirginiaTech,WestVirginia Northwestern2003 Duke BostonCollege,WestVirginia2002 Northwestern BostonCollege,Cincinnati,Miami,Syracuse,VirginiaTech

2001 Vanderbilt,NotreDame Syracuse2000 Syracuse BostonCollege,Miami1999 Duke BostonCollege,Syracuse,WestVirginia1998 Northwestern BostonCollege,Syracuse1997 Duke Miami,Syracuse1996 BostonCollege Miami Duke Vanderbilt1995 BostonCollege Miami Duke WakeForest1994 Duke BostonCollege,Miami,Syracuse1993 Duke BostonCollege,Miami,Rutgers,Syracuse1992 BostonCollege Cincinnati,Miami,Syracuse TexasChristian1991 NotreDame BostonCollege,Rutgers,Syracuse1990 Duke BostonCollege,Rutgers,Syracuse1989 Kentucky BostonCollege1988 NotreDame BostonCollege,Syracuse1987 Duke BostonCollege,Syracuse1986 Virginia1985 Virginia1984 Duke NotreDame1983 NotreDame1982 NotreDame1981 Duke



2011 (7 Rounds/22 Players)FIRST ROUND 26. JonBaldwin,WR,Pittsburgh KansasCityChiefs

SECOND ROUND37. JabaalSheard,DL,Pittsburgh ClevelandBrowns

THIRD ROUND65. TerrellMcClain,DL,USF CarolinaPanthers88. JohnnyPatrick,CB,Louisville NewOrleansSaints

FOURTH ROUND98. BrandonHogan,CB,WestVirginia CarolinaPanthers119. DeloneCarter,RB,Syracuse IndianapolisColts126. BilalPowell,RB,Louisville NewYorkJets

FIFTH ROUND134. RobertSands,S,WestVirginia CincinnatiBengals136. AnthonySherman,RB,Connecticut ArizonaCardinals149. DionLewis,RB,Pittsburgh PhiladelphiaEagles150. JasonPinkston,OT,Pittsburgh ClevelandBrowns157. DougHogue,LB,Syracuse DetroitLions

SIXTH ROUND166. LawrenceWilson,LB,Connecticut CarolinaPanthers170. MistralRaymond,CB,USF MinnesotaVikings175. ByronStingily,OT,Louisville TennesseeTitans183. JordanTodman,RB,Connecticut SanDiegoChargers191. JasonKelce,OG,Cincinnati PhiladelphiaEagles195. J.T.Thomas,LB,WestVirginia ChicagoBears202. JacquainWilliams,LB,USF NewYorkGiants

SEVENTH ROUND226. GregRomeus,DE,Pittsburgh NewOrleansSaints234. GregLloyd,LB,Connecticut PhiladelphiaEagles253. ChrisNeild,DT,WestVirginia WashingtonRedskins

2010 (7 Rounds/18 Players)FIRST ROUND 11. AnthonyDavis,OT,Rutgers SanFrancisco49ers15. JasonPierre-Paul,DE,USF NewYorkGiants27. DevinMcCourty,CB,Rutgers NewEnglandPatriots

SECOND ROUND37. NateAllen,S,USF PhiladelphiaEagles

THIRD ROUND65. JeromeMurphy,CB,USF St.LouisRams

FOURTH ROUND99. MardyGilyard,WR,Cincinnati St.LouisRams101. MikeWilliams,WR,Syracuse TampaBayBuccaneers107. MarcusEasley,WR,Connecticut BuffaloBills

FIFTH ROUND157. ArthurJones,DT,Syracuse BaltimoreRavens

SIXTH ROUND177. CarltonMitchell,WR,USF ClevelandBrowns182. NateByham,TE,Pittsburgh SanFrancisco49ers204. TonyPike,QB,Cincinnati CarolinaPanthers

SEVENTH ROUND226. GeorgeSelvie,DE,USF St.LouisRams227. DorinDickerson,TE,Pittsburgh HoustonTexans231. SelvishCapers,OT,WestVirginia WashingtonRedskins237. RyanD’Imperio,LB,Rutgers MinnesotaVikings238. RicardoMathews,DE,Cincinnati IndianapolisColts249. RobertMcClain,DB,Connecticut CarolinaPanthers

2009 (7 Rounds/27 Players)FIRST ROUND 27. DonaldBrown,RB,Connecticut IndianapolisColts28. EricWood,C,Louisville BuffaloBills30. KennyBritt,Rutgers TennesseeTitans

SECOND ROUND41. DariusButler,CB,Connecticut NewEnglandPatriots44. PatWhite,QB,WestVirginia MiamiDolphins46. ConnorBarwin,DE,Cincinnati HoustonTexans53. LeSeanMcCoy,RB,Pittsburgh PhiladelphiaEagles60. WilliamBeatty,OT,Connecticut NewYorkGiants63. CodyBrown,DE,Connecticut ArizonaCardinals

THIRD ROUND97. TyroneMcKenzie,LB,USF NewEnglandPatriots

FOURTH ROUND128. TonyFiammetta,FB,Syracuse CarolinaPanthers

FIFTH ROUND142. KevinHuber,P,Cincinnati CincinnatiBengals143. DeAngeloSmith,CB,Cincinnati DallasCowboys146. ScottMcKillop,LB,Pittsburgh SanFrancisco49ers170. GeorgeBussey,OT,Louisville NewEnglandPatriots

SIXTH ROUND 178. MikeTeel,QB,Rutgers SeattleSeahawks187. BrandonUnderwood,DB,Cincinnati GreenBayPackers203. JasonMcCourty,CB,Rutgers TennesseeTitans

SEVENTH ROUND 220. EllisLankster,CB,WestVirginia BuffaloBills222. PatMcAfee,K/P,WestVirginia IndianapolisColts227. MikeMickens,CB,Cincinnati DallasCowboys239. RyanDurand,OG,Syracuse TennesseeTitans240. LaRodStephens-Howling,RB,Pittsburgh ArizonaCardinals245. CourtneyGreene,S,Rutgers SeattleSeahawks251. DerekKinder,WR,Pittsburgh ChicagoBears253. TiquanUnderwood,WR,Rutgers JacksonvilleJaguars254. TrevorCanfield,OG,Cincinnati ArizonaCardinals

2008 (7 Rounds/19 Players)FIRST ROUND 19. JeffOtah,OT,Pittsburgh CarolinaPanthers25. MikeJenkins,CB,USF DallasCowboys

SECOND ROUND55. RayRice,RB,Rutgers BaltimoreRavens56. BrianBrohm,QB,Louisville GreenBayPackers

THIRD ROUND83. JeremyZuttah,OG,Rutgers TampaBayBuccaneers84. HarryDouglas,WR,Louisville AtlantaFalcons89. SteveSlaton,RB,WestVirginia HoustonTexans

FOURTH ROUND100. TyvonBranch,CB,Connecticut OaklandRaiders109. MikeMcGlynn,OG,Pittsburgh PhiladelphiaEagles

FIFTH ROUND141. GaryBarnidge,TE,Louisville CarolinaPanthers150. BrenoGiacomini,OT,Louisville GreenBayPackers159. TraeWilliams,CB,USF JacksonvilleJaguars163. OwenSchmitt,FB,WestVirginia SeattleSeahawks

SIXTH ROUND 194. RyanMundy,S,WestVirginia PittsburghSteelers195. DonaldThomas,OG,Connecticut MiamiDolphins206. HarukiNakamura,S,Cincinnati BaltimoreRavens

SEVENTH ROUND 244. AngeloCraig,LB,Cincinnati CincinnatiBengals246. MarioUrrutia,WR,Louisville CincinnatiBengals251. KennardCox,CB,Pittsburgh BuffaloBills

BIG EAST & THE NFL DRAFTBIG EAST FOOTBALL


2007 (7 Rounds/16 Players)FIRST ROUND 10. AmobiOkoye,DT,Louisville HoustonTexans14. DarrelleRevis,CB,Pittsburgh, NewYorkJets

SECOND ROUND52. BrianLeonard,FB,Rutgers St.LouisRams FOURTH ROUND 100. MichaelBush.RB,Louisville OaklandRaiders 106. TanardJackson,CB,Syracuse TampaBayBuccaneers109. StephenNicholas,OLB,USF AtlantaFalcons110. JohnBowie,CB,Cincinnati OaklandRaiders136. ClintSession,OLB,Pittsburgh IndianapolisColts FIFTH ROUND148. KolbySmith,RB,Louisville KansasCityChiefs156. CameronStephenson,OG,Rutgers PittsburghSteelers162. BrentCelek,TE,Cincinnati PhiladelphiaEagles170. WilliamGay,CB,Louisville PittsburghSteelers SIXTH ROUND179. H.B.Blades,LB,Pittsburgh WashingtonRedskins195. DeonAnderson,FB,Connecticut DallasCowboys

SEVENTH ROUND 219. KelvinSmith,ILB,Syracuse MiamiDolphins243. ClarkHarris,TE,Rutgers GreenBayPackers

2006 (7 Rounds/11 Players)THIRD ROUND 65. CharlesSpencer,OG,Pittsburgh HoustonTexans75. JasonSpitz,C,Louisville GreenBayPackers83. AnthonySmith,S,Syracuse PittsburghSteelers

FOURTH ROUND126. ElvisDumervil,DE,Louisville DenverBroncos

FIFTH ROUND139. QuinnOjinnaka,OG,Syracuse AtlantaFalcons142. BrandonJohnson,LB,Louisville ArizonaCardinals

SIXTH ROUND174. Bernard“Josh”Lay,CB,Pittsburgh NewOrleansSaints179. DeeMcCann,CB,WestVirginia DetroitLions182. MontaviousStanley,DT,Louisville DallasCowboys

SEVENTH ROUND213. JamesWyche,DE,Syracuse, JacksonvilleJaguars219. RyanLaCasse,DE,Syracuse, BaltimoreRavens

2005 (7 Rounds/8 Players)FIRST ROUND6. AdamJones,CB,WestVirginia TennesseeTitans

SECOND ROUND64. AdamTerry,OT,Syracuse BaltimoreRavens

THIRD ROUND82. AlfredFincher,ILB,Connecticut NewOrleansSaints83. ChrisHenry,WR,WestVirginia CincinnatiBengals

FIFTH ROUND145. DanOrlovsky,QB,Connecticut DetroitLions166. RianWallace,ILB,Temple PittsburghSteelers174. RasheedMarshall,WR,WestVirginia SanFrancisco49ers

SIXTH ROUND209. RobPetitti,OT,Pittsburgh DallasCowboys

2004 (7 Rounds/28 Players)FIRST ROUND3. LarryFitzgerald,WR,Pittsburgh ArizonaCardinals5. SeanTaylor,S,Miami WashingtonRedskins6. KellenWinslow,TE,Miami ClevelandBrowns8. DeAngeloHall,CB,VirginiaTech AtlantaFalcons12. JonathanVilma,LB,Miami NewYorkJets17. D.J.Williams,LB,Miami DenverBroncos19. VinceWilfork,DT,Miami NewEnglandPatriots21. VernonCarey,OG,Miami MiamiDolphins30. KevinJones,RB,VirginiaTech DetroitLions

SECOND ROUND34. ChrisSnee,OG,BostonCollege NewYorkGiants45. JakeGrove,C,VirginiaTech SanFrancisco49ers58. ShawntaeSpencer,CB,Pittsburgh SanFrancisco49ers61. KrisWilson,TE,Pittsburgh KansasCityChiefs

FOURTH ROUND120. ErnestWilford,WR,VirginiaTech JacksonvilleJaguars

FIFTH ROUND134. JohnnieMorant,WR,Syracuse OaklandRaiders144. SeanRyan,TE,BostonCollege DallasCowboys145. NathanielAdibi,DE,VirginiaTech PittsburghSteelers147. CaludeHarriott,DE,Pittsburgh ChicagoBears

SIXTH ROUND188. AndyLee,P,Pittsburgh SanFrancisco49ers

SEVENTH ROUND205. NateJones,CB,Rutgers DallasCowboys210. RaheemOrr,DE,Rutgers HoustonTexans213. DarrellMcClover,LB,Miami NewYorkJets215. AlfonsoMarshall,CB,Miami ChicagoBears219. QuincyWilson,RB,WestVirginia AtlantaFalcons226. ChristianFerrara,DT,Syracuse SanFrancisco49ers231. KevinSampson,OT,Syracuse KansasCityChiefs247. BrandonMiree,RB,Pittsburgh DenverBroncos254. CarlosJoseph,OT,Miami SanDiegoChargers

2003 (7 Rounds/23 Players)FIRST ROUND3. AndreJohnson,WR,Miami HoustonTexans15. JeromeMcDougle,DE,Miami PhiladelphiaEagles23. WillisMcGahee,RB,Miami BuffaloBills25. WilliamJoseph,DT,Miami NewYorkGiants

SECOND ROUND61. L.J.Smith,TE,Rutgers PhiladelphiaEagles

THIRD ROUND70. GeraldHayes,LB,Pittsburgh ArizonaCardinals89. AndrewWilliams,DE,Miami SanFrancisco49ers

FOURTH ROUND115. LeeSuggs,RB,VirginiaTech ClevelandBrowns117. DanKlecko,DL,Temple NewEnglandPatriots130. LanceNimmo,OT,WestVirginia TampaBayBucaneers131. JamaalGreen,DE,Miami PhiladelphiaEagles

FIFTH ROUND144. JamesDavis,LB,WestVirginia DetroitLions150. MattWalters,DT,Miami NewYorkJets163. BrianSt.Pierre,QB,BostonCollege PittsburghSteelers164. DanKoppen,C,BostonCollege NewEnglandPatriots165. ChrisDavis,FB,Syracuse SeattleSeahawks

SIXTH ROUND195. AntonioGaray,DL,BostonCollege ClevelandBrowns205. TorrieCox,CB,Pittsburgh TampaBayBucaneers211. DavidTyree,WR,Syracuse NewYorkGiants

SEVENTH ROUND237. DaveYovanovits,OG,Temple NewYorkJets



241. Ken Dorsey, QB, Miami San Francisco 49ers252. Willie Pile, FS, Virginia Tech Kansas City Chiefs261. Bryan Anderson, OG, Pittsburgh Chicago Bears

2002 (7 Rounds/27 Players)FIRST ROUND7. Bryant McKinnie, OT, Miami Minnesota Vikings11. Dwight Freeney, DE, Syracuse Indianapolis Colts14. Jeremy Shockey, TE, Miami New York Giants16. William Green, RB, Boston College Cleveland Browns17. Phillip Buchanon, DB, Miami Oakland Raiders24. Edward Reed, S, Miami Baltimore Ravens27. Mike Rumph, CB, Miami San Francisco 49ers29. Marc Colombo, OT, Boston College Chicago Bears

SECOND ROUND47. Andre Davis, WR, Virginia Tech Cleveland Browns51. Clinton Portis, RB, Miami Denver Broncos63. Antonio Bryant, WR, Pittsburgh Dallas Cowboys

FOURTH ROUND111. Ben Taylor, LB, Virginia Tech Cleveland Browns116. Martin Bibla, OG, Miami Atlanta Falcons135. Najeh Davenport, RB, Miami Green Bay Packers

FIFTH ROUND145. Kyle Johnson, RB, Syracuse Carolina Panthers148. Kevin McCadam, SS, Virginia Tech Atlanta Falcons153. Ramon Walker, S, Pittsburgh Houston Texans165. Bryan Knight, LB, Pittsburgh Chicago Bears

SIXTH ROUND182. David Pugh, DT, Virginia Tech Indianapolis Colts183. James Lewis, S, Miami Indianapolis Colts211. Bob Slowikowski, TE, Virginia Tech Dallas Cowboys

SEVENTH ROUND218. Chad Beasley, DT, Virginia Tech Minnesota Vikings224. Derrius Monroe, DE, Virginia Tech New Orleans Saints226. Daryl Jones, WR, Miami New York Giants227. Joaquin Gonzalez, OT, Miami Cleveland Browns238. Raheem Brock, DE, Temple Philadelphia Eagles251. Jarrett Ferguson, FB, Virginia Tech Buffalo Bills

2001 (7 Rounds/18 Players)FIRST ROUND1. Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech Atlanta Falcons11. Dan Morgan, LB, Miami Carolina Panthers12. Damione Lewis, DT, Miami St. Louis Rams16. Santana Moss, WR, Miami New York Jets22. Will Allen, CB, Syracuse New York Giants30 Reggie Wayne, WR, Miami Indianapolis Colts

THIRD ROUND65. James Jackson, RB, Miami Cleveland Browns75. Eric Downing, DT, Syracuse Kansas City Chiefs80. Kevan Barlow, RB, Pittsburgh San Francisco 49ers88. Morlon Greenwood, LB, Syracuse Miami Dolphins91. Cory Bird, S, Virginia Tech Indianapolis Colts

FOURTH ROUND111. Mathias Nkwenti, OT, Temple Pittsburgh Steelers

FIFTH ROUND137. Matt Lehr, OG, Virginia Tech Dallas Cowboys149. Mike McMahon, QB, Rutgers Detroit Lions

SIXTH ROUND175. Dee Brown, RB, Syracuse Carolina Panthers200. Leonard Myers, CB, Miami New England Patriots

SEVENTH ROUND203. Paul Zukauskas, OL, Boston College Cleveland Browns245. Andre King, WR, Miami Cleveland Browns

2000 (7 Rounds/20 Players)FIRST ROUND14. Daniel“Bubba”Franks,TE,Miami GreenBayPackers25. ChrisHovan,DL,BostonCollege MinnesotaVikings27. AnthonyBecht,TE,WestVirginia NewYorkJets30. KeithBulluck,LB,Syracuse TennesseeTitans

SECOND ROUND35. JohnEngelberger,DL,VirginiaTech SanFrancisco49ers47. JerryPorter,WR,WestVirginia OaklandRaiders50. BarrettGreen,LB,WestVirginia DetroitLions52. IkeCharlton,DB,VirginiaTech SeattleSeahawks56. MichaelBoireau,DL,Miami MinnesotaVikings

THIRD ROUND77. HankPoteat,DB,Pittsburgh PittsburghSteelers89. CoreyMoore,DE/LB,VirginiaTech BuffaloBills90. NateWebster,LB,Miami TampaBayBuccaneers

FIFTH ROUND134. AnthonyMidget,DB,VirginiaTech AtlantaFalcons148. RichardMercier,OL,Miami BaltimoreRavens160. FrankChamberlin,LB,BostonCollege TennesseeTitans

SIXTH ROUND168. MarcBulger,QB,WestVirginia NewOrleansSaints188. DarnellAlford,OL,BostonCollege KansasCityChiefs

SEVENTH ROUND227. MondrielFulcher,TE,Miami OaklandRaiders243. ShyroneStith,RB,VirginiaTech JacksonvilleJaguars247. MarkBaniewicz,OL,Syracuse JacksonvilleJaguars

1999 (7 Rounds/17 Players)FIRST ROUND2. DonovanMcNabb,QB,Syracuse PhiladelphiaEagles4. EdgerrinJames,RB,Miami IndianapolisColts17. DamienWoody,C,BostonCollege NewEnglandPatriots

SECOND ROUND32. KevinJohnson,WR,Syracuse ClevelandBrowns33. CharlesFisher,DB,WestVirginia CincinnatiBengals43. RobKonrad,FB,Syracuse MiamiDolphins52. JohnThornton,DL,WestVirginia TennesseeTitans54. MikeCloud,RB,BostonCollege KansasCityChiefs55. SolomonPage,OL,WestVirginia DallasCowboys

THIRD ROUND64. DougBrzezinski,OL,BostonCollege PhiladelphiaEagles75. GaryStills,LB,WestVirginia KansasCityChiefs95. AmosZereoue,RB,WestVirginia PittsburghSteelers

FOURTH ROUND110. PiersonPrioleau,DB,VirginiaTech SanFrancisco49ers121. KevinLandolt,DL,WestVirginia JacksonvilleJaguars

FIFTH ROUND135. NickWilliams,RB,Miami CincinnatiBengals165. DerekSmith,OL,VirginiaTech WashingtonRedskins

SEVENTH ROUND245. ScottCovington,QB,Miami CincinnatiBengals



1998 (7 Rounds/14 Players)FIRST ROUND10. DuaneStarks,DB,Miami BaltimoreRavens22. TebuckyJones,DB,Syracuse NewEnglandPatriots25. DonovinDarius,DB,Syracuse JacksonvilleJaguars

THIRD ROUND74. JammiGerman,WR,Miami AtlantaFalcons

FOURTH ROUND98. RolandWilliams,TE,Syracuse St.LouisRams104. ToddWashington,OL,VirginiaTech TampaBayBuccaneers109. GennaroDiNapoli,OG,VirginiaTech OaklandRaiders

SIXTH ROUND177. ToddPollack,TE,BostonCollege NewYorkGiants187. MattHasselbeck,QB,BostonCollege GreenBayPackers

SEVENTH ROUND201. KenOxendine,RB,VirginiaTech AtlantaFalcons202. MarcusParker,RB,VirginiaTech CincinnatiBengals203. HenrySlay,DT,WestVirginia AtlantaFalcons206. AntwaunePonds,LB,Syracuse WashingtonRedskins228. JimTurner,WR,Syracuse CarolinaPanthers

1997 (7 Rounds/19 Players)FIRST ROUND15. YatilGreen,WR,Miami MiamiDolphins17. KenardLang,DE,Miami WashingtonRedskins18. KennyHolmes,DE,Miami HoustonOilers26. JimDruckenmiller,QB,VirginiaTech SanFrancisco49ers

SECOND ROUND49. TorrianGray,DB,VirginiaTech MinnesotaVikings50. MikeLogan,DB,WestVirginia JacksonvilleJaguars54. KevinAbrams,DB,Syracuse DetroitLions

THIRD ROUND78. StalinColinet,DT,BostonCollege MinnesotaVikings

FOURTH ROUND101. AntonioAnderson,DE,Syracuse DallasCowboys111. TremainMack,S,Miami CincinnatiBengals113. AntonioBanks,CB,VirginiaTech MinnesotaVikings128. AlshermondSingleton,LB,Temple TampaBayBuccaneers

SIXTH ROUND176. CanuteCurtis,LB,WestVirginia CincinnatiBengals186. DarylPorter,DB,BostonCollege PittsburghSteelers192. TonyGaiter,WR,Miami NewEnglandPatriots194. CornellBrown,DE,VirginiaTech BaltimoreRavens

SEVENTH ROUND211. CarlosJones,DB,Miami SeattleSeahawks

1996 (7 Rounds/18 Players)FIRST ROUND19. MarvinHarrison,WR,Syracuse IndianapolisColts21. PeteKendall,OT,BostonCollege SeattleSeahawks26. RayLewis,LB,Miami BaltimoreRavens

SECOND ROUND39. MarcoBattaglia,TE,Rutgers CincinnatiBengals41. BryanStill,WR,VirginiaTech SanDiegoChargers57. LanceJohnstone,LB,Temple OaklandRaiders

THIRD ROUND63. AaronBeasley,DB,WestVirginia JacksonvilleJaguars68. JohnBrowning,DE,WestVirginia KansasCityChiefs77. RobertBarr,OT, Rutgers SeattleSeahawks88. J.C.Price,DT,VirginiaTech CarolinaPanthers

FOURTH ROUND119. ChrisSullivan,DE,BostonCollege NewEnglandPatriots124. KantroyBarber,RB,WestVirginia NewEnglandPatriots

SIXTH ROUND175. DerrickHarris,RB,Miami St.LouisRams176. DietrichJells,WR,Pittsburgh PittsburghSteelers177. AnthonyDorsett,DB,Pittsburgh HoustonOilers178. TomTumulty,LB,Pittsburgh CincinnatiBengals187. JonClark,OT,Temple ChicagoBears

SEVENTH ROUND216. LovettPurnell,TE,WestVirginia NewEnglandPatriots

1995 (7 Rounds/20 Players)FIRST ROUND7. MikeMamula,DE,BostonCollege PhiladelphiaEagles12. WarrenSapp,DT,Miami TampaBayBuccaneers14. ReubenBrown,OG,Pittsburgh BuffaloBills

SECOND ROUND52. PatrickRiley,DT,Miami ChicagoBears56. ToddSauerbrun,P,WestVirginia ChicagoBears

THIRD ROUND69. MelvinTuten,OT,Syracuse CincinnatiBengals74. CurtisMartin,RB,Pittsburgh NewEnglandPatriots78. ChrisT.Jones,WR,Miami PhiladelphiaEagles90. AntonioFreeman,WR,VirginiaTech GreenBayPackers

FOURTH ROUND103. LarryJones,RB,Miami WashingtonRedskins112. DaveWohlabaugh,C,Syracuse NewEnglandPatriots122. PeteMitchell,TE,BostonCollege MiamiDolphins124. KenBrown,LB,VirginiaTech DenverBroncos

FIFTH ROUND141. StephenBoyd,LB,BostonCollege DetroitLions157. JamesStewart,RB,Miami MinnesotaVikings

SIXTH ROUND207. TomBarndt,DL,Pittsburgh KansasCityChiefs

SEVENTH ROUND211. C.J.Richardson,DB,Miami HoustonOilers216. KeifBryant,DE,Rutgers SeattleSeahawks231. A.C.Tellison,WR,Miami ClevelandBrowns249. MichaelReed,DB,BostonCollege CarolinaPanthers



1994 (7 Rounds/14 Players)SECOND ROUND31. TreJohnson,G,Temple WashingtonRedskins53. KevinMitchell,LB,Syracuse SanFrancisco49ers58. DonnellBennett,RB,Miami KansasCityChiefs62. TyronneDrakeford,DB,VirginiaTech SanFrancisco49ers

THIRD ROUND76. RichBraham,G,WestVirginia ArizonaCardinals

FOURTH ROUND108. ChrisBrantley,WR,Rutgers LosAngelesRams121. JohnBurke,TE,VirginiaTech NewEnglandPatriots

FIFTH ROUND135. PatO’Neill,P/PK,Syracuse NewEnglandPatriots150. DarrenKrein,DE,Miami SanDiegoChargers

SIXTH ROUND169. JayKearney,WR,WestVirginia GreenBayPackers191. DarrenStudstill,QB,WestVirginia DallasCowboys

SEVENTH ROUND200. JimPyne,C,VirginiaTech TampaBayBuccaneers209. GlennFoley,QB,BostonCollege NewYorkJets218. TomNalen,C,BostonCollege DenverBroncos

1993 (8 Rounds/15 Players)SECOND ROUND33. RyanMcNeil,DB,Miami DetroitLions46. KevinWilliams,WR,Miami DallasCowboys47. MichealBarrow,LB,Miami HoustonOilers52. QadryIsmail,Syracuse MinnesotaVikings54. DarrinSmith,LB,Miami DallasCowboys

THIRD ROUND60. LamarThomas,WR,Miami TampaBayBuccaneers61. ChrisGedney,TE,Syracuse ChicagoBears68. MikeCompton,C,WestVirginia DetroitLions

FOURTH ROUND96. RonStone,OT,BostonCollege DallasCowboys104. HoraceCopeland,WR,Miami TampaBayBuccaneers

FIFTH ROUND120. AdrianMurrell,RB,WestVirginia NewYorkJets

SIXTH ROUND157. CarlosEtheredge,TE,Miami IndianapolisColts

SEVENTH ROUND192. GinoTorretta,QB,Miami MinnesotaVikings

EIGHTH ROUND207. JesseArmstead,LB,Miami NewYorkGiants216. AlexVanPelt,QB,Pittsburgh PittsburghSteelers

1992 (12 Rounds/21 Players)FIRST ROUND3. SeanGilbert,DE,Pittsburgh LosAngelesRams11. LeonSearcy,OT,Miami PittsburghSteelers13. EugeneChung,OT,VirginiaTech NewEnglandPatriots28. DarrylWilliams,DB,Miami CincinnatiBengals

SECOND ROUND30. SteveIsrael,DB,Pittsburgh LosAngelesRams

FOURTH ROUND88. RicardoMcDonald,LB,Pittsburgh CincinnatiBengals92. JeffChristy,OT,Pittsburgh PhoenixCardinals99 KeithHamilton,DT,Pittsburgh NewYorkGiants107. WillFurrer,QB,VirginiaTech ChicagoBears

SIXTH ROUND150. DamienRussell,DB,VirginiaTech SanFrancisco49ers157. MarkChmura,TE,BostonCollege GreenBayPackers

SEVENTH ROUND187 WilliamBoatwright,G,VirginiaTech PhiladelphiaEagles191. DaveMoore, TE,Pittsburgh MiamiDolphins194. JimGray,DT,WestVirginia NewEnglandPatriots

NINTH ROUND235. ElnardoWebster,LB,Rutgers PittsburghSteelers

TENTH ROUND253. SteveGrant,LB,WestVirginia IndianapolisColts263. AnthonyHamlet,DE,Miami SeattleSeahawks265. GeorgeRooks,NT,Syracuse NewYorkGiants

TWELFTH ROUND312. KelvinHarris,C,Miami LosAngelesRams315. CarlosHuerta,PK,Miami SanDiegoChargers334. JohnGranby,DB,VirginiaTech DenverBroncos

YEAR-BY-YEAR SELECTIONS BY SCHOOLBC CIN CONN LOU MIA PITT RU USF SU TEM VT WVU Total

2011 - 1 4 3 - 5 0 3 2 - - 4 222010 - 3 2 0 - 2 3 5 2 - - 1 182009 - 6 4 2 - 4 5 1 2 - - 3 272008 - 2 2 5 - 3 2 2 0 - - 3 192007 - 2 1 4 - 3 3 1 2 - - 0 162006 - 0 0 4 - 2 0 0 4 - - 1 112005 0 - 2 - - 1 0 - 1 1 - 3 82004 2 - - - 9 6 2 - 3 0 5 1 282003 3 - - - 8 3 1 - 2 2 2 2 232002 2 - - - 11 3 0 - 2 1 8 0 272001 1 - - - 7 1 1 - 4 1 3 0 182000 3 - - - 5 1 0 - 2 0 5 4 201999 3 - - - 3 0 0 - 3 0 2 6 171998 2 - - - 2 0 0 - 5 0 4 1 141997 2 - - - 8 0 0 - 2 1 4 2 191996 2 - - - 2 3 2 - 1 2 2 4 181995 4 - - - 7 3 1 - 2 0 2 1 201994 2 - - - 2 0 1 - 2 1 3 3 141993 1 - - - 9 1 0 - 2 0 0 2 151992 1 - - - 5 6 1 - 1 0 5 2 21TOTAL 28 14 15 18 78 47 22 12 44 9 45 43 374

ROUND-BY-ROUND SELECTIONS BY SCHOOLBC CIN CONN LOU MIA PITT RU USF SU TEM VT WVU Total

First 6 0 1 2 29 6 3 2 7 0 5 2 63Second 2 1 3 1 8 6 4 1 6 2 7 8 49Third 2 0 1 3 6 4 2 3 5 0 4 8 38Fourth 3 2 2 3 6 5 1 1 7 3 10 4 47Fifth 5 3 2 6 7 6 2 1 7 1 5 4 49Sixth 6 4 4 2 5 10 2 3 2 1 4 8 51Seventh 4 4 2 1 13 8 7 1 9 2 9 8 68Eighth 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Ninth 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1Tenth 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3Eleventh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Twelfth 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3TOTAL 28 14 15 18 78 47 22 12 44 9 45 43 374TheNFLDraftconsistedofsevenroundssince1994,eightroundsin1993and12roundsin1992.



BIG EAST SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONSThefollowingBIGEASTalumnihavecapturedSuperBowlChampionringsinthe NationalFootballLeague.

Season(s) Player, Team School2010 AnthonySmith,GreenBayPackers Syracuse BrandonUnderwod,GreenBayPackers Cincinnati2009 DarnellDinkins,NewOrleansSaints Pittsburgh JeremyShockey,NewOrleansSaints Miami JonathanVilma,NewOrleansSaints Miami PiersonPrioleau,NewOrleansSaints VirginiaTech2008 WilliamGay,PittsburghSteelers Louisville AnthonySmith,PittsburghSteelers Syracuse DarnellStapleton,PittsburghSteelers Rutgers2007 MathiasKiwanuka,NewYorkGiants BostonCollege SinoriceMoss,NewYorkGiants WestVirginia ShaunO’Hara,NewYorkGiants Rutgers JeremyShockey,NewYorkGiants Miami ChrisSnee,NewYorkGiants BostonCollege DavidTyree,NewYorkGiants Syracuse2006 GaryBrackett,IndianapolisColts Rutgers MarvinHarrison,IndianapolisColts Syracuse DwightFreeney,IndianapolisColts Syracuse RyanLaCasse,IndianapolisColts Syracuse JoshThomas,IndianapolisColts Syracuse RaheemBrock,IndianapolisColts Temple DanKlecko,IndianapolisColts Temple MikeMcGann,IndianapolisColts Temple ReggieWayne,IndianapolisColts Miami2005 RianWallace,PittsburghSteelers Temple MikeLogan,PittsburghSteelers WestVirginia2004,‘03,‘01 DamienWoody,NewEnglandPatriots BostonCollege2003,‘01 MikeCompton,NewEnglandPatriots WestVirginia MikeCloud,NewEnglandPatriots BostonCollege DanKlecko,NewEnglandPatriots Temple DanKoppen,NewEnglandPatriots BostonCollege2002 JeffChristy,TampaBayBuccaneers Pittsburgh WarrenSapp,TampaBayBuccaneers Miami AlshermondSingleton,TampaBayBuccaneers Temple ToddWashington,TampaBayBuccaneers VirginiaTech NateWebster,TampaBayBuccaneers Miami2001 TebuckyJones,NewEnglandPatriots Syracuse LeonardMyers,NewEnglandPatriots Miami ChrisSullivan,NewEnglandPatriots BostonCollege2000 CornellBrown,BaltimoreRavens VirginiaTech BillyDavis,BaltimoreRavens Pittsburgh QadryIsmail,BaltimoreRavens Syracuse RayLewis,BaltimoreRavens Miami DuaneStarks,BaltimoreRavens Miami KippVickers,BaltimoreRavens Miami1999 RolandWilliams,St.LouisRams Syracuse1998 K.C.Jones,DenverBroncos Miami1998,‘97 VaughnHebron,DenverBroncos VirginiaTech TomNalen,DenverBroncos BostonCollege1997 SirMawnWilson,DenverBroncos Syracuse1996 MarkChmura,GreenBayPackers BostonCollege AntonioFreeman,GreenBayPackers VirginiaTech1995,‘93 DarrinSmith,DallasCowboys Miami RonStone,DallasCowboys BostonCollege KevinWilliams,DallasCowboys Miami1995 BillyDavis,DallasCowboys Pittsburgh1994 TyronneDrakeford,SanFrancisco49ers VirginiaTech KevinMitchell,SanFrancisco49ers Syracuse

THE BIG EAST IN THE PRO BOWLAtotalof46formerBIGEASTplayershavebeennamedAll-ProintheNFL.

10 RayLewis,BaltimoreRavens Baltimore9 RubenBrown,BuffaloBills/ChicagoBears Pittsburgh7 WarrenSapp,TampaBayBuccaneers/OaklandRaiders Miami7 MarvinHarrison,IndianapolisColts Syracuse5 TomNalen,DenverBroncos BostonCollege5 JessieArmstead,NewYorkGiants/WashingtonRedskins Miami5 EdReed,BaltimoreRavens Miami4 JeremyShockey,NewYorkGiants Miami4 DwightFreeney,IndianapolisColts Syracuse3 MarkChmura,GreenBayPackers BostonCollege3 Daniel“Bubba”Franks,GreenBayPackers/NewYorkJets Miami3 EdgerrinJames,IndianapolisColts/ArizonaCardinals Miami3 CurtisMartin,NewEnglandPatriots/NewYorkJets Pittsburgh3 DonovanMcNabb,PhiladelphiaEagles Syracuse3 ToddSauerbrun,Chicago/KansasCity/Carolina/Denver/NewEngland/

WestVirginia2 StephenBoyd,DetroitLions BostonCollege2 MattHasselbeck,GreenBayPackers/SeattleSeahawks BostonCollege2 AndreJohnson,HoustonTexans Miami2 ClintonPortis,DenverBroncos/WashingtonRedskins Miami2 SeanTaylor,WashingtonRedskins Miami2 ReggieWayne,IndianapolisColts Miami2 VinceWilfork,NewEnglandPatriots Miami2 LarryFitzgerald,ArizonaCardinals Pittsburgh2 DarrelleRevis,NewYorkJets Pittsburgh2 DeAngeloHall,AtlantaFalcons/OaklandRaiders VirginiaTech2 MichaelVick,AtlantaFalcons VirginiaTech2 MarcBulger,St.LouisRams WestVirginia1 RonStone,Dallas/NewYorkGiants/SanFrancisco/Oakland BostonCollege1 DamienWoody,NewEngland/Detroit/NewYorkJets BostonCollege1 TremainMack,CincinnatiBengals Miami1 RyanMcNeil,Detroit/St.Louis/Cleveland/Dallas/SanDiego/Denver/ Miami1 SantanaMoss,NewYorkJets/WashingtonRedskins Miami1 LeonSearcy,Pittsburgh/Jacksonville/Baltimore/Miami Miami1 JonathanVilma,NewYorkJets/NewOrleansSaints Miami1 JeffChristy,MinnesotaVikings/TampaBayBuccaneers Pittsburgh1 SeanGilbert,LosAngeles-St.LouisRams/Washington/Carolina/Oakland/

Pittsburgh1 DevinMcCourty,NewEnglandPatriots Rutgers1 ShaunO’Hara,NewYorkGiants Rutgers1 KeithBulluck,TennesseeTitans Syracuse1 OlindoMare,Miami/NewOrleans/Seattle Syracuse1 KeithMitchell,NewOrleans/Houston/Jacksonville Syracuse1 DavidTyree,NewYorkGiants Syracuse1 TreJohnson,WashingtonRedskins/ClevelandBrowns Temple1 AntonioFreeman,GreenBayPackers/PhiladelphiaEagles VirginiaTech1 ShayneGraham,Buffalo/Carolina/Cincinnati VirginiaTech1 MikeVanderjagt,IndianapolisColts/DallasCowboys WestVirginia


POLLS & BOWLS


19361. Minnesota

2. LouisianaState 3. PITTSBURGH 4. Alabama 5. Washington 6. SantaClara 7. Northwestern 8. NotreDame 9. Nebraska 10. Pennsylvania 11. Duke 12. Yale 13. Dartmouth 14. Duquesne 15. Fordham 16. TexasChristian 17. Tennessee 18. Arkansas Navy 20. Marquette

19371. PITTSBURGH

2. California 3. Fordham 4. Alabama 5. Minnesota 6. Villanova 7. Dartmouth 8. LouisianaState 9. NotreDame SantaClara 11. Nebraska 12. Yale 13. OhioState 14. HolyCross Arkansas 16. TexasChristian 17. Colorado 18. Rice 19. NorthCarolina 20. Duke

19381. Texas Christian

2. Tennessee 3. Duke 4. Oklahoma 5. NotreDame 6. CarnegieMellon 7. USC 8. PITTSBURGH 9. HolyCross 10. Minnesota 11. TexasTech 12. Cornell 13. Alabama 14. California 15. Fordham 16. Michigan 17. Northwestern 18. Villanova 19. Tulane 20. Dartmouth

19391. Texas A&M

2. Tennessee 3. USC 4. Cornell 5. Tulane 6. Missouri 7. UCLA 8. Duke 9. Iowa 10. Duquesne 11. BostonCollege 12. Clemson 13. NotreDame 14. SantaClara 15. OhioState 16. GeorgiaTech 17. Fordham 18. Nebraska 19. Oklahoma 20. Michigan

19401. Minnesota

2. Stanford 3. Michigan 4. Tennessee 5. BostonCollege 6. TexasA&M 7. Northwestern 8. Nebraska 9. MississippiState 10. Washington 11. SantaClara 12. Fordham 13. Georgetown 14. Pennsylvania 15. Cornell 16. SMU 17. Hardin-Simmons 18. Duke 19. Lafayette

1941 1. Minnesota 2. Duke 3. NotreDame 4. Texas 5. Michigan 6. Fordham 7. Missouri 8. Duquesne 9. TexasA&M 10. Navy 11. Northwestern 12. OregonState 13. OhioState 14. Georgia 15. Pennsylvania 16. MississippiState 17. Mississippi 18. Tennessee 19. WashingtonState 20. Alabama

19421. Ohio State

2. Georgia 3. Wisconsin 4. Tulsa 5. GeorgiaTech 6. NotreDame 7. Tennessee 8. BostonCollege 9. Michigan 10. Alabama 11. Texas 12. Stanford 13. UCLA 14. William&Mary 15. SantaClara 16. Auburn 17. Washington State 18. MississippiState 19. HolyCross Minnesota PennState

1943 1. NotreDame 2. IowaPre-Flight 3. Michigan 4. Navy 5. Purdue 6. GreatLakes 7. Duke 8. DelMonteP-F 9. Northwestern 10. MarchField 11. Army 12. Washington 13. GeorgiaTech 14. Texas 15. Tulsa 16. Dartmouth 17. BainbridgeNTS 18. ColoradoCollege 19. Pacific 20. Pennsylvania

1944 1. Army 2. OhioState 3. RandolphField 4. Navy 5. BainbridgeNTS 6. IowaPre-Flight 7. USC 8. Michigan 9. NotreDame 10. MarchField 11. Duke 12. Tennessee 13. GeorgiaTech NormanP-F 15. Illinois 16. ElToroMarines 17. GreatLakes 18. FortPierce 19. St.Mary’sP-F 20. 2ndAirForce

19451. Army

2. Alabama 3. Navy 4. Indiana 5. OklahomaState 6. Michigan 7. St.Mary’s(Calif.) 8. Pennsylvania 9. NotreDame 10. Texas 11. USC 12. OhioState 13. Duke 14. Tennessee 15. LouisianaState 16. HolyCross 17. Tulsa 18. Georgia 19. WakeForest 20. Columbia

19461. Notre Dame

2. Army 3. Georgia 4. UCLA 5. Illinois 6. Michigan 7. Tennessee 8. LouisianaState 9. NorthCarolina 10. Rice 11. GeorgiaTech 12. Yale 13. Pennsylvania 14. Oklahoma 15. Texas 16. Arkansas 17. Tulsa 18. NCState 19. Delaware 20. Indiana

1947*1. Notre Dame

2. Michigan 3. SMU 4. PennState 5. Texas 6. Alabama 7. Pennsylvania 8. USC 9. NorthCarolina 10. GeorgiaTech 11. Army 12. Kansas 13. Mississippi 14. William&Mary 15. California 16. Oklahoma 17. NCState 18. Rice 19. Duke 20. Columbia

19481. Michigan

2. NotreDame 3. NorthCarolina 4. California 5. Oklahoma 6. Army 7. Northwestern 8. Georgia 9. Oregon 10. SMU 11. Clemson 12. Vanderbilt 13. Tulane 14. MichiganState 15. Mississippi 16. Minnesota 17. William&Mary 18. PennState 19. Cornell 20. WakeForest

19491. Notre Dame

2. Oklahoma 3. California 4. Army 5. Rice 6. OhioState 7. Michigan 8. Minnesota 9. LouisianaState 10. Pacific 11. Kentucky 12. Cornell 13. Villanova 14. Maryland 15. SantaClara 16. NorthCarolina 17. Tennessee 18. Princeton 19. MichiganState 20. Missouri Baylor

1950 1. Oklahoma 2. Army 3. Texas 4. Tennessee 5. California 6. Princeton 7. Kentucky 8. MichiganState 9. Michigan 10. Clemson 11. Washington 12. Wyoming 13. Illinois 14. OhioState 15. Miami 16. Alabama 17. Nebraska 18. Washington & Lee 19. Tulsa 20. Tulane

19511. Tennessee

2. MichiganState 3. Maryland 4. Illinois 5. GeorgiaTech 6. Princeton 7. Stanford 8. Wisconsin 9. Baylor 10. Oklahoma 11. TexasChristian 12. California 13. Virginia 14. SanFrancisco 15. Kentucky 16. BostonUniversity 17. UCLA 18. WashingtonState 19. Holy Cross 20. Clemson

19521. Michigan State

2. GeorgiaTech 3. NotreDame 4. Oklahoma 5. USC 6. UCLA 7. Mississippi 8. Tennessee 9. Alabama 10. Texas 11. Wisconsin 12. Tulsa 13. Maryland 14. SYRACUSE 15. Florida 16. Duke 17. OhioState 18. Purdue 19. Princeton 20. Kentucky

19531. Maryland

2. NotreDame 3. MichiganState 4. Oklahoma 5. UCLA 6. Rice 7. Illinois 8. GeorgiaTech 9. Iowa 10. WESTVIRGINIA 11. Texas 12. TexasTech 13. Alabama 14. Army 15. Wisconsin 16. Kentucky 17. Auburn 18. Duke 19. Stanford 20. Michigan

ASSOCIATED PRESS POLLSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


19541. OhioState

2. UCLA 3. Oklahoma 4. NotreDame 5. Navy 6. Mississippi 7. Army 8. Maryland 9. Wisconsin 10. Arkansas 11. Miami 12. WESTVIRGINIA 13. Auburn 14. Duke 15. Michigan 16. VirginiaTech 17. USC 18. Baylor 19. Rice 20. PennState

19551. Oklahoma

2. MichiganState 3. Maryland 4. UCLA 5. OhioState 6. TexasChristian 7. GeorgiaTech 8. Auburn 9. NotreDame 10. Mississippi 11. PITTSBURGH 12. Michigan 13. USC 14. Miami 15. Miami(Ohio) 16. Stanford 17. TexasA&M 18. Navy 19. WESTVIRGINIA 20. Army

19561. Oklahoma

2. Tennessee 3. Iowa 4. GeorgiaTech 5. TexasA&M 6. Miami 7. Michigan 8. SYRACUSE 9. MichiganState 10. OregonState 11. Baylor 12. Minnesota 13. PITTSBURGH 14. TexasChristian 15. OhioState 16. Navy 17. GeorgeWashington 18. USC 19. Clemson 20. Colorado

1957 1. Auburn 2. OhioState 3. MichiganState4. Oklahoma

5. Navy 6. Iowa 7. Mississippi 8. Rice 9. TexasA&M 10. NotreDame 11. Texas 12. ArizonaState 13. Tennessee 14. MississippiState 15. NCState 16. Duke 17. Florida 18. Army 19. Wisconsin 20. VirginiaMilitary

19581. LouisianaState

2. Iowa 3. Army 4. Auburn 5. Oklahoma 6. AirForce 7. Wisconsin 8. OhioState 9. SYRACUSE 10. TexasChristian 11. Mississippi 12. Clemson 13. Purdue 14. Florida 15. SouthCarolina 16. California 17. NotreDame 18. SMU 19. OklahomaState 20. RUTGERS

19591. SYRACUSE

2. Mississippi 3. LouisianaState 4. Texas 5. Georgia 6. Wisconsin 7. TexasChristian 8. Washington 9. Arkansas 10. Alabama 11. Clemson 12. PennState 13. Illinois 14. USC 15. Oklahoma 16. Wyoming 17. NotreDame 18. Missouri 19. Florida 20. PITTSBURGH

19601. Minnesota

2. Mississippi 3. Iowa 4. Navy 5. Missouri 6. Washington 7. Arkansas 8. OhioState 9. Alabama 10. Duke 11. Kansas 12. Baylor 13. Auburn 14. Yale 15. MichiganState 16. PennState 17. NewMexicoState 18. Florida 19. Purdue SYRACUSE

19611. Alabama

2. OhioState 3. Texas 4. LouisianaState 5. Mississippi 6. Minnesota 7. Colorado 8. MichiganState 9. Arkansas 10. UtahState 11. Missouri 12. Purdue 13. GeorgiaTech 14. SYRACUSE 15. RUTGERS 16. UCLA 17. Arizona PennState Rice 20. Duke

19621. USC

2. Wisconsin 3. Mississippi 4. Texas 5. Alabama 6. Arkansas 7. LouisianaState 8. Oklahoma 9. PennState 10. Minnesota

19631. Texas

2. Navy 3. Illinois 4. PITTSBURGH 5. Auburn 6. Nebraska 7. Mississippi 8. Alabama 9. Oklahoma 10. MichiganState

19641. Alabama

2. Arkansas 3. NotreDame 4. Michigan 5. Texas 6. Nebraska 7. LouisianaState 8. OregonState 9. OhioState 10. USC

19651. Alabama

2. MichiganState 3. Arkansas 4. UCLA 5. Nebraska 6. Missouri 7. Tennessee 8. LouisianaState 9. NotreDame 10. USC

19661. NotreDame

2. MichiganState 3. Alabama 4. Georgia 5. UCLA 6. Nebraska 7. Purdue 8. GeorgiaTech 9. Miami 10. SMU

1967 1. USC2. Tennessee

3. Oklahoma 4. Indiana 5. NotreDame 6. Wyoming 7. OregonState 8. Alabama 9. Purdue 10. PennState

19681. OhioState2. PennState

3. Texas 4. USC 5. NotreDame 6. Arkansas 7. Kansas 8. Georgia 9. Missouri 10. Purdue 11. Oklahoma 12. Michigan 13. Tennessee 14. SMU 15. OregonState 16. Auburn 17. Alabama 18. Houston 19. LouisianaState 20. Ohio

1969 1. Texas2. PennState

3. USC 4. OhioState 5. NotreDame 6. Missouri 7. Arkansas 8. Mississippi 9. Michigan 10. LouisianaState 11. Nebraska 12. Houston 13. UCLA 14. Florida 15. Tennessee 16. Colorado 17. WESTVIRGINIA 18. Purdue 19. Stanford 20. Auburn

19701. Nebraska

2. NotreDame 3. Texas 4. Tennessee 5. OhioState 6. ArizonaState 7. LouisianaState 8. Stanford 9. Michigan 10. Auburn 11. Arkansas 12. Toledo 13. GeorgiaTech 14. Dartmouth 15. USC 16. AirForce 17. Tulane 18. PennState 19. Houston 20. Mississippi Oklahoma

19711. Nebraska

2. Oklahoma 3. Colorado 4. Alabama 5. PennState 6. Michigan 7. Georgia 8. ArizonaState 9. Tennessee 10. Stanford 11. LouisianaState 12. Auburn 13. NotreDame 14. Toledo 15. Mississippi 16. Arkansas 17. Houston 18. Texas 19. Washington 20. USC

19721. USC

2. Oklahoma 3. Texas 4. Nebraska 5. Auburn 6. Michigan 7. Alabama 8. Tennessee 9. OhioState 10. PennState 11. LouisianaState 12. NorthCarolina 13. ArizonaState 14. NotreDame 15. UCLA 16. Colorado 17. NCState 18. Louisville 19. WashingtonState 20. GeorgiaTech

19731. NotreDame

2. OhioState 3. Oklahoma 4. Alabama 5. PennState 6. Michigan 7. Nebraska 8. USC 9. ArizonaState Houston 11. TexasTech 12. UCLA 13. LouisianaState 14. Texas 15. Miami(Ohio) 16. NCState 17. Missouri 18. Kansas 19. Tennessee 20. Maryland Tulane 19741. Oklahoma

2. USC 3. Michigan 4. OhioState 5. Alabama 6. NotreDame 7. PennState 8. Auburn 9. Nebraska 10. Miami(Ohio) 11. NCState 12. MichiganState 13. Maryland 14. Baylor 15. Florida 16. TexasA&M 17. MississippiState Texas 19. Houston 20. Tennessee



19751. Oklahoma

2. ArizonaState 3. Alabama 4. OhioState 5. UCLA 6. Texas 7. Arkansas 8. Michigan 9. Nebraska 10. PennState 11. TexasA&M 12. Miami(Ohio) 13. Maryland 14. California 15. PITTSBURGH 16. Colorado 17. USC 18. Arizona 19. Georgia 20. WESTVIRGINIA

19761. PITTSBURGH

2. USC 3. Michigan 4. Houston 5. Oklahoma 6. OhioState 7. TexasA&M 8. Maryland 9. Nebraska 10. Georgia 11. Alabama 12. NotreDame 13. TexasTech 14. OklahomaState 15. UCLA 16. Colorado 17. RUTGERS 18. Kentucky 19. IowaState 20. MississippiState

19771. Notre Dame

2. Alabama 3. Arkansas 4. Texas 5. PennState 6. Kentucky 7. Oklahoma 8. PITTSBURGH 9. Michigan 10. Washington 11. OhioState 12. Nebraska 13. USC 14. FloridaState 15. Stanford 16. SanDiegoState 17. NorthCarolina 18. ArizonaState 19. Clemson 20. BrighamYoung

19781. Alabama

2. USC 3. Oklahoma 4. PennState 5. Michigan 6. Clemson 7. NotreDame 8. Nebraska 9. Texas 10. Houston 11. Arkansas 12. MichiganState 13. Purdue 14. UCLA 15. Missouri 16. Georgia 17. Stanford 18. NCState 19. TexasA&M 20. Maryland

19791. Alabama

2. USC 3. Oklahoma 4. OhioState 5. Houston 6. FloridaState 7. PITTSBURGH 8. Arkansas 9. Nebraska 10. Purdue 11. Washington 12. Texas 13. BrighamYoung 14. Baylor 15. NorthCarolina 16. Auburn 17. Temple 18. Michigan 19. Indiana 20. PennState

19801. Georgia

2. PITTSBURGH 3. Oklahoma 4. Michigan 5. FloridaState 6. Alabama 7. Nebraska 8. PennState 9. NotreDame 10. NorthCarolina 11. USC 12. BrighamYoung 13. UCLA 14. Baylor 15. OhioState 16. Washington 17. Purdue 18. Miami 19. MississippiState 20. SMU

19811. Clemson

2. Texas 3. PennState 4. PITTSBURGH 5. SMU 6. Georgia 7. Alabama 8. Miami 9. NorthCarolina 10. Washington 11. Nebraska 12. Michigan 13. BrighamYoung 14. USC 15. OhioState 16. ArizonaState 17. WESTVIRGINIA 18. Iowa 19. Missouri 20. Oklahoma

19821. Penn State

2. SMU 3. Nebraska 4. Georgia 5. UCLA 6. ArizonaState 7. Washington 8. Clemson 9. Arkansas 10. PITTSBURGH 11. LouisianaState 12. OhioState 13. FloridaState 14. Auburn 15. USC 16. Oklahoma 17. Texas 18. NorthCarolina 19. WESTVIRGINIA 20. Maryland

19831. Miami

2. Nebraska 3. Auburn 4. Georgia 5. Texas 6. Florida 7. BrighamYoung 8. Michigan 9. OhioState 10. Illinois 11. Clemson 12. SMU 13. AirForce 14. Iowa 15. Alabama 16. WESTVIRGINIA 17. UCLA 18. PITTSBURGH 19. BostonCollege 20. EastCarolina

19841. Brigham Young

2. Washington 3. Florida 4. Nebraska 5. BostonCollege 6. Oklahoma 7. OklahomaState 8. SMU 9. UCLA 10. USC 11. SouthCarolina 12. Maryland 13. OhioState 14. Auburn 15. LouisianaState 16. Iowa 17. FloridaState 18. Miami 19. Kentucky 20. Virginia

19851. Oklahoma

2. Michigan 3. PennState 4. Tennessee 5. Florida 6. TexasA&M 7. UCLA 8. AirForce 9. Miami 10. Iowa 11. Nebraska 12. Arkansas 13. Alabama 14. OhioState 15. FloridaState 16. BrighamYoung 17. Baylor 18. Maryland 19. GeorgiaTech 20. LouisianaState

19861. Penn State

2. Miami 3. Oklahoma 4. ArizonaState 5. Nebraska 6. Auburn 7. OhioState 8. Michigan 9. Alabama 10. LouisianaState 11. Arizona 12. Baylor 13. TexasA&M 14. UCLA 15. Arkansas 16. Iowa 17. Clemson 18. Washington 19. BostonCollege 20. VirginiaTech

19871. Miami

2. FloridaState 3. Oklahoma 4. SYRACUSE 5. LouisianaState 6. Nebraska 7. Auburn 8. MichiganState 9. UCLA 10. TexasA&M 11. OklahomaState 12. Clemson 13. Georgia 14. Tennessee 15. SouthCarolina 16. Iowa 17. NotreDame 18. USC 19. Michigan 20. ArizonaState 19881. Notre Dame

2. Miami 3. FloridaState 4. Michigan 5. WESTVIRGINIA 6. UCLA 7. USC 8. Auburn 9. Clemson 10. Nebraska 11. OklahomaState 12. Arkansas 13. SYRACUSE 14. Oklahoma 15. Georgia 16. WashingtonState 17. Alabama 18. Houston 19. LouisianaState 20. Indiana

19891. Miami

2. NotreDame 3. FloridaState 4. Colorado 5. Tennessee 6. Auburn 7. Michigan 8. USC 9. Alabama 10. Illinois 11. Nebraska 12. Clemson 13. Arkansas 14. Houston 15. PennState 16. MichiganState 17. PITTSBURGH 18. Virginia 19. TexasTech 20. TexasA&M 21. WESTVIRGINIA 22. BrighamYoung 23. Washington 24. OhioState 25. Arizona

19901. Colorado

2. GeorgiaTech 3. Miami 4. FloridaState 5. Washington 6. NotreDame 7. Michigan 8. Tennessee 9. Clemson 10. Houston 11. PennState 12. Texas 13. Florida 14. Louisville 15. TexasA&M 16. MichiganState 17. Oklahoma 18. Iowa 19. Auburn 20. USC 21. Mississippi 22. BrighamYoung 23. Virginia 24. Nebraska 25. Illinois

1991 1. MIAMI

2. Washington 3. PennState 4. FloridaState 5. Alabama 6. Michigan 7. Florida 8. California 9. EastCarolina 10. Iowa 11. SYRACUSE 12. TexasA&M 13. NotreDame 14. Tennessee 15. Nebraska 16. Oklahoma 17. Georgia 18. Clemson 19. UCLA 20. Colorado 21. Tulsa 22. Stanford 23. BrighamYoung 24. NCState 25. AirForce



19921. Alabama

2. FloridaState 3. MIAMI 4. NotreDame 5. Michigan 6. SYRACUSE 7. TexasA&M 8. Georgia 9. Stanford 10. Florida 11. Washington 12. Tennessee 13. Colorado 14. Nebraska 15. Washington State 16. Mississippi 17. NCState 18. OhioState 19. NorthCarolina 20. Hawaii 21. BOSTON COLLEGE 22. Kansas 23. MississippiState 24. FresnoState 25. WakeForest

19931. FloridaState

2. NotreDame 3. Nebraska 4. Auburn 5. Florida 6. Wisconsin 7. WEST VIRGINIA 8. PennState 9. TexasA&M 10. Arizona 11. OhioState 12. Tennessee 13. BOSTON COLLEGE 14. Alabama15. MIAMI 16. Colorado 17. Oklahoma 18. UCLA 19. NorthCarolina 20. KansasState 21. Michigan 22. VIRGINIA TECH 23. Clemson 24. LOUISVILLE 25. California

19941. Nebraska

2. PennState 3. Colorado 4. FloridaState 5. Alabama 6. MIAMI 7. Florida 8. TexasA&M 9. Auburn 10. Utah 11. Oregon 12. Michigan 13. USC 14. OhioState 15. Virginia 16. ColoradoState 17. NCState 18. BrighamYoung 19. KansasState 20. Arizona 21. Washington State 22. Tennessee23. BOSTON COLLEGE 24. MississippiState 25. Texas

1995 1. Nebraska 2. Florida 3. Tennessee 4. FloridaState 5. Colorado 6. OhioState 7. KansasState 8. Northwestern 9. Kansas10. VIRGINIA TECH 11. NotreDame 12. USC 13. PennState 14. Texas 15. TexasA&M 16. Virginia 17. Michigan 18. Oregon 19. SYRACUSE20. MIAMI 21. Alabama 22. Auburn 23. TexasTech 24. Toledo 25. Iowa

1996 1. Florida 2. OhioState 3. FloridaState 4. ArizonaState 5. BrighamYoung 6. Nebraska 7. PennState 8. Colorado 9. Tennessee 10. NorthCarolina 11. Alabama 12. LouisianaState13. VIRGINIA TECH14. MIAMI 15. Northwestern 16. Washington 17. KansasState 18. Iowa 19. NotreDame 20. Michigan21. SYRACUSE 22. Wyoming 23. Texas 24. Auburn 25. Army

1997 1. Michigan 2. Nebraska 3. FloridaState 4. Florida 5. UCLA 6. NorthCarolina 7. Tennessee 8. KansasState 9. WashingtonState 10. Georgia 11. Auburn 12. OhioState 13. LouisianaState 14. ArizonaState 15. Purdue 16. PennState 17. ColoradoState 18. Washington 19. SouthernMiss 20. TexasA&M21. SYRACUSE 22. Mississippi 23. Missouri 24. OklahomaState 25. GeorgiaTech

1998 1. Tennessee 2. OhioState 3. FloridaState 4. Arizona 5. Florida 6. Wisconsin 7. Tulane 8. UCLA 9. GeorgiaTech 10. KansasState 11. TexasA&M 12. Michigan 13. AirForce 14. Georgia 5. Texas 16. Arkansas 17. PennState 18. Virginia 19. Nebraska20. MIAMI 21. Missouri 22. NotreDame23. VIRGINIA TECH 24. Purdue25. SYRACUSE

1999 1. FloridaState

2. VIRGINIA TECH 3. Nebraska 4. Wisconsin 5. Michigan 6. KansasState 7. MichiganState 8. Alabama 9. Tennessee 10. Marshall 11. PennState 12. Florida 13. MississippiState 14. SouthernMiss15. MIAMI 16. Georgia 17. Arkansas 18. Minnesota 19. Oregon 20. GeorgiaTech 21. Texas 22. Mississippi 23. TexasA&M 24. Illinois 25. Purdue

2000 1. Oklahoma

2. MIAMI 3. Washington 4. OregonState 5. FloridaState

6. VIRGINIA TECH 7. Oregon 8. Nebraska 9. KansasState 10. Florida 11. Michigan 12. Texas 13. Purdue 14. ColoradoState 15. NotreDame 16. Clemson 17. GeorgiaTech 18. Auburn 19. SouthCarolina 20. Georgia 21. TexasChristian 22. LouisianaState 23. Wisconsin 24. MississippiState 25. IowaState

20011. MIAMI

2. Oregon 3. Florida 4. Tennessee 5. Texas 6. Oklahoma 7. LouisianaState 8. Nebraska 9. Colorado 10. Washington State 11. Maryland 12. Illinois 13. SouthCarolina14. SYRACUSE 15. FloridaState 16. Stanford 17. LOUISVILLE18. VIRGINIA TECH 19. Washington 20. Michigan21. BOSTON COLLEGE 22. Georgia 23. Toledo 24. GeorgiaTech 25. BrighamYoung

2002 1. Ohio State 2. MIAMI 3. Georgia 4. USC 5. Oklahoma 6. Texas 7. KansasState 8. Iowa 9. Michigan 10. WashingtonState 11. Alabama 12. NCState 13. Maryland 14. Auburn 15. BoiseState 16. PennState 17. NotreDame18. VIRGINIA TECH

19. PITTSBURGH 20. Colorado 21. FloridaState 22. Virginia 23. TexasChristian 24. Marshall25. WEST VIRGINIA

2003 1. USC 2. LouisianaState 3. Oklahoma 4. OhioState 5. MIAMI 6. Michigan 7. Georgia 8. Iowa 9. WashingtonState 10. Miami (Ohio) 11. FloridaState 12. Texas 13. Mississippi 14. KansasState 15. Tennessee 16. BoiseState 17. Maryland 18. Purdue 19. Nebraska 20. Minnesota 21. Utah 22. Clemson 23. BowlingGreen 24. Florida 25. TexasChristian



2004 1. USC 2. Auburn 3. Oklahoma 4. Utah 5. Texas 6. Louisville 7. Georgia 8. Iowa 9. California 10. VirginiaTech 11. Miami(Fla.) 12. BoiseState 13. Tennessee 14. Michigan 15. FloridaState 16. LSU 17. Wisconsin 18. TexasTech 19. ArizonaState 20. OhioState 21. BostonCollege 22. FresnoState 23. Virginia 24. Navy 25. PITTSBURGH

2005 1. Texas

2. USC 3. PennState 4. OhioState 5. WEST VIRGINIA 6. LSU 7. VirginiaTech 8. Alabama 9. NotreDame10. Georgia11. TCU12. Florida12. Oregon14. Auburn15. Wisconsin16. UCLA17. Miami18. BostonCollege 19. LOUISVILLE 20. TexasTech21. Clemson22. Oklahoma23. FloridaState24. Nebraska25. California

2006 1. Florida 2. OhioState 3. LSU 4. USC 5. BoiseState 6. LOUISVILLE 7. Wisconsin 8. Michigan 9. Auburn 10. WEST VIRGINIA 11. Oklahoma 12. RUTGERS 13. Texas 14. California 15. Arkansas 16. BrighamYoung 17. NotreDame 18. WakeForest 19. VirginiaTech 20. BostonCollege 21. OregonState 22. TCU 23. Georgia 24. PennState 25. Tennessee

2007 1. LouisianaState 2. Georgia 3. USC 4. Missouri 5. OhioState

6. WEST VIRGINIA 7. Kansas 8. Oklahoma 9. VirginiaTech 10. Texas BostonCollege 12. Tennessee 13. Florida 14. BrighamYoung 15. Auburn 16. ArizonaState17. CINCINNATI 18. Michigan 19. Hawaii 20. Illinois 21. Clemson 22. TexasTech 23. Oregon 24. Wisconsin 25. OregonState

2008 1. Florida 2. Utah 3. USC 4. Texas 5. Oklahoma 6. Alabama 7. TCU 8. PennState 9. OhioState 10. Oregon 11. BoiseState 12. TexasTech 13. Georgia 14. Mississippi 15. VirginiaTech 16. OklahomaState17. CINCINNATI 18. OregonState 19. Missouri 20. Iowa 21. FloridaState 22. GeorgiaTech 23. WEST VIRGINIA 24. MichiganState 25. BrighamYoung

2009 1. Alabama 2. Texas 3. Florida 4. BoiseState 5. OhioState 6. TCU 7. Iowa

8. CINCINNATI 9. PennState 10. VirginiaTech 11. Oregon 12. BrighamYoung 13. GeorgiaTech 14. Nebraska15. PITTSBURGH 16. Wisconsin 17. LSU 18. Utah 19. Miami 20. Mississippi 21. TexasTech 22. USC 23. CentralMichigan 24. Clemson25. WEST VIRGINIA

2010 1. Auburn 2. TCU 3. Oregon 4. Stanford 5. OhioState 6. Oklahoma 7. Wisconsin 8. LSU 9. BoiseState 10. Alabama 11. Nevada 12. Arkansas 13. OklahomaState 14. MichiganState 15. MississippiState 16. VirginiaTech 17. FloridaState 18. Missouri 19. TexasA&M 20. Nebraska 21. CentralFlorida 22. SouthCarolina 23. Maryland 24. Tulsa 25. NCState

*OnJanuary6,1948,inaspecialpostseasonpollaftertheRoseBowl,theAssociatedPressvotedMichiganNo.1andNotreDameNo.2.However,thepostseasonpolldidnotsupersedethefinalregular-seasonpollofDecember6,1947



19501. Oklahoma

2. Texas 3. Tennessee 4. California 5. Army 6. Michigan 7. Kentucky 8. Princeton 9. MichiganState 10. OhioState 11. Illinois 12. Clemson 13. Miami 14. Wyoming 15. Baylor Washington 17. Alabama 18. Washington&Lee 19. Navy 20. Cornell Nebraska Wisconsin

19511. Tennessee

2. MichiganState 3. Illinois 4. Maryland 5. GeorgiaTech 6. Princeton 7. Stanford 8. Wisconsin 9. Baylor 10. TexasChristian 11. Oklahoma 12. California 13. NotreDame 14. Purdue SanFrancisco WashingtonState 17. Holy Cross Kentucky UCLA 20. Kansas

19521. Michigan State

2. GeorgiaTech 3. NotreDame 4. Oklahoma USC 6. UCLA 7. Mississippi 8. Tennessee 9. Alabama 10. Wisconsin 11. Texas 12. Purdue 13. Maryland 14. Princeton 15. OhioState PITTSBURGH 17. Navy 18. Duke 19. Houston Kentucky

19531. Maryland

2. NotreDame 3. MichiganState 4. UCLA 5. Oklahoma 6. Rice 7. Illinois 8. Texas 9. GeorgiaTech 10. Iowa 11. Alabama 12. TexasTech 13. WESTVIRGINIA 14. Wisconsin 15. Kentucky 16. Army 17. Stanford 18. Duke 19. Michigan 20. OhioState

19541. UCLA

2. OhioState 3. Oklahoma 4. NotreDame 5. Navy 6. Mississippi 7. Army 8. Arkansas 9. Miami 10. Wisconsin 11. GeorgiaTech Maryland USC 14. Duke 15. Michigan 16. PennState 17. SMU 18. Denver 19. Rice 20. Baylor 19551. Oklahoma

2. MichiganState 3. Maryland 4. UCLA 5. OhioState 6. TexasChristian 7. GeorgiaTech 8. Auburn 9. Mississippi 10. NotreDame 11. PITTSBURGH 12. USC 13. Michigan 14. TexasA&M 15. Army 16. Duke 17. WESTVIRGINIA 18. Miami 19. Iowa 20. Miami(Ohio) Navy Stanford

19561. Oklahoma

2. Tennessee 3. Iowa 4. GeorgiaTech 5. TexasA&M 6. Miami 7. Michigan 8. SYRACUSE 9. Minnesota 10. MichiganState 11. Baylor 12. PITTSBURGH 13. OregonState 14. TexasChristian 15. USC 16. Wyoming 17. Yale 18. Colorado 19. Navy 20. Duke

1957 1. OhioState 2. Auburn 3. MichiganState 4. Oklahoma 5. Iowa 6. Navy 7. Rice 8. Mississippi 9. NotreDame 10. TexasA&M 11. Texas 12. ArizonaState 13. Army 14. Duke Wisconsin 16. Tennessee 17. Oregon 18. Clemson UCLA 20. NCState

19581. Louisiana State

2. Iowa 3. Army 4. Auburn 5. Oklahoma 6. Wisconsin 7. OhioState 8. AirForce 9. TexasChristian 10. SYRACUSE 11. Purdue 12. Mississippi 13. Clemson 14. NotreDame 15. Florida 16. California 17. Northwestern 18. SMU

19591. SYRACUSE

2. Mississippi 3. LouisianaState 4. Texas 5. Georgia 6. Wisconsin 7. Washington 8. TexasChristian 9. Arkansas 10. PennState 11. Illinois 12. USC 13. Alabama 14. PITTSBURGH 15. Oklahoma 16. MichiganState Northwestern 18. Wyoming 19. Auburn Missouri

19601. Minnesota

2. Iowa 3. Mississippi 4. Missouri 5. Wisconsin 6. Navy 7. Arkansas 8. OhioState 9. Kansas 10. Alabama 11. Baylor Duke MichiganState 14. Auburn 15. Purdue 16. Florida 17. Texas 18. Yale 19. New Mexico State Tennessee

19611. Alabama

2. OhioState 3. LouisianaState 4. Texas 5. Mississippi 6. Minnesota 7. Colorado 8. Arkansas 9. MichiganState 10. UtahState 11. Purdue Missouri 13. GeorgiaTech 14. Duke 15. Kansas 16. SYRACUSE 17. Wyoming 18. Wisconsin 19. Miami PennState

19621. USC

2. Wisconsin 3. Mississippi 4. Texas 5. Alabama 6. Arkansas 7. Oklahoma 8. LouisianaState 9. PennState 10. Minnesota 11. GeorgiaTech 12. Missouri 13. OhioState 14. Duke Washington 16. Northwestern OregonState 18. ArizonaState Illinois Miami

19631. Texas

2. Navy 3. PITTSBURGH 4. Illinois 5. Nebraska 6. Auburn 7. Mississippi 8. Oklahoma 9. Alabama 10. MichiganState 11. MississippiState 12. SYRACUSE 13. ArizonaState 14. Memphis 15. Washington 16. Missouri PennState USC 19. NorthCarolina 20. Baylor

19641. Alabama

2. Arkansas 3. NotreDame 4. Michigan 5. Texas 6. Nebraska 7. LouisianaState 8. OregonState 9. OhioState 10. USC 11. FloridaState 12. SYRACUSE 13. Princeton 14. PennState Utah 16. Illinois NewMexico 18. Missouri Tulsa 20. MichiganState Mississippi

19651. MichiganState

2. Arkansas 3. Nebraska 4. Alabama 5. UCLA 6. Missouri 7. Tennessee 8. NotreDame 9. USC 10. TexasTech 11. OhioState 12. Florida 13. Purdue 14. LouisianaState 15. Georgia 16. Tulsa 17. Mississippi 18. Kentucky 19. SYRACUSE 20. Colorado

19661. NotreDame

2. MichiganState 3. Alabama 4. Georgia 5. UCLA 6. Purdue 7. Nebraska 8. GeorgiaTech 9. SMU 10. Miami 11. Florida 12. Mississippi 13. Arkansas 14. Tennessee 15. Wyoming 16. SYRACUSE 17. Houston 18. USC 19. OregonState 20 VirginiaTech

1967 1. USC2. Tennessee

3. Oklahoma 4. NotreDame 5. Wyoming 6. Indiana 7. Alabama 8. OregonState 9. Purdue 10. UCLA 11. PennState 12. SYRACUSE 13. Colorado 14. Minnesota 15. FloridaState 16. Miami 17. NCState 18. Georgia 19. Houston 20. ArizonaState

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19681. OhioState

2. USC 3. PennState 4. Georgia 5. Texas 6. Kansas 7. Tennessee 8. NotreDame 9. Arkansas 10. Oklahoma 11. Purdue 12. Alabama 13. OregonState 14. FloridaState 15. Michigan 16. SMU 17. Missouri 18. Ohio Minnesota 20. Houston Stanford

1969 1. Texas2. PennState

3. Arkansas 4. USC 5. OhioState 6. Missouri 7. LouisianaState 8. Michigan 9. NotreDame 10. UCLA 11. Tennessee 12. Nebraska 13. Mississippi 14. Stanford 15. Auburn 16. Houston 17. Florida 18. Purdue SanDiegoState WESTVIRGINIA

19701. Texas

2. OhioState 3. Nebraska 4. Tennessee 5. NotreDame 6. LouisianaState 7. Michigan 8. ArizonaState 9. Auburn 10. Stanford 11. AirForce 12. Arkansas 13. Houston Dartmouth 15. Oklahoma 16. Colorado 17. GeorgiaTech Toledo 19. PennState USC

19711. Nebraska

2. Alabama 3. Oklahoma 4. Michigan 5. Auburn 6. ArizonaState 7. Colorado 8. Georgia 9. Tennessee 10. LouisianaState 11. PennState 12. Texas 13. Toledo 14. Houston 15. NotreDame 16. Stanford 17. IowaState 18. NorthCarolina 19. FloridaState 20. Arkansas Mississippi

19721. USC

2. Oklahoma 3. OhioState 4. Alabama 5. Texas 6. Michigan 7. Auburn 8. PennState 9. Nebraska 10. LouisianaState 11. Tennessee 12. NotreDame 13. ArizonaState 14. Colorado NorthCarolina 16. Louisville 17. UCLA Washington State 19. UtahState 20. SanDiegoState

19731. Alabama

2. Oklahoma 3. OhioState 4. NotreDame 5. PennState 6. Michigan 7. USC 8. Texas 9. UCLA 10. ArizonaState 11. Nebraska TexasTech 13. Houston 14. LouisianaState 15. Kansas Tulane 17. Miami(Ohio) 18. Maryland 19. Florida SanDiegoState

19741. USC

2. Alabama 3. OhioState 4. NotreDame 5. Michigan 6. Auburn 7. PennState 8. Nebraska 9. NCState 10. Miami(Ohio) 11. Houston 12. Florida 13. Maryland 14. Baylor 15. TexasA&M Tennessee 17. MississippiState 18. MichiganState 19. Tulsa

19751. Oklahoma

2. ArizonaState 3. Alabama 4. OhioState 5. UCLA 6. Arkansas 7. Texas 8. Michigan 9. Nebraska 10. PennState 11. Maryland 12. TexasA&M 13. Arizona PITTSBURGH 15. California 16. Miami(Ohio) 17. NotreDame WESTVIRGINIA 19. Georgia USC

19761. PITTSBURGH

2. USC 3. Michigan 4. Houston 5. OhioState 6. Oklahoma 7. Nebraska 8. TexasA&M 9. Alabama 10. Georgia 11. Maryland 12. NotreDame 13. TexasTech 14. OklahomaState 15. UCLA 16. Colorado 17. RUTGERS 18. IowaState 19. Baylor Kentucky

19771. NotreDame

2. Alabama 3. Arkansas 4. PennState 5. Texas 6. Oklahoma 7. PITTSBURGH 8. Michigan 9. Washington 10. Nebraska 11. FloridaState 12. OhioState USC 14. NorthCarolina 15. Stanford 16. NorthTexas BrighamYoung 18. ArizonaState 19. NC State SanDiegoState

19781. USC

2. Alabama 3. Oklahoma 4. PennState 5. Michigan 6. NotreDame 7. Clemson 8. Nebraska 9. Texas 10. Arkansas 11. Houston 12. UCLA 13. Purdue 14. Missouri 15. Georgia 16. Stanford 17. Navy 18. TexasA&M 19. ArizonaState NCState

19791. Alabama

2. USC 3. Oklahoma 4. OhioState 5. Houston 6. PITTSBURGH 7. Nebraska 8. FloridaState 9. Arkansas 10. Purdue 11. Washington 12. BrighamYoung 13. Texas 14. NorthCarolina 15. Baylor 16. Indiana 17. Temple 18. PennState 19. Michigan 20. Missouri

19801. Georgia

2. PITTSBURGH 3. Oklahoma 4. Michigan 5. FloridaState 6. Alabama 7. Nebraska 8. PennState 9. NorthCarolina 10. NotreDame 11. BrighamYoung 12. USC 13. Baylor 14. UCLA 15. OhioState 16. Purdue 17. Washington 18. Miami 19. Florida 20. SMU

19811. Clemson

2. PITTSBURGH 3. PennState 4. Texas 5. Georgia 6. Alabama 7. Washington 8. NorthCarolina 9. Nebraska 10. Michigan 11. BrighamYoung 12. OhioState 13. USC 14. Oklahoma 15. Iowa 16. Arkansas 17. MississippiState 18. WESTVIRGINIA 19. SouthernMiss 20. Missouri

19821. Penn State

2. SMU 3. Nebraska 4. Georgia 5. UCLA 6. ArizonaState 7. Washington 8. Arkansas 9. PITTSBURGH 10. FloridaState 11. LouisianaState 12. OhioState 13. NorthCarolina 14. Auburn 15. Michigan 16. Oklahoma 17. Alabama 18. Texas 19. WESTVIRGINIA 20. Maryland

19831. Miami

2. Nebraska 3. Auburn 4. Georgia 5. Texas 6. Florida 7. BrighamYoung 8. OhioState 9. Michigan 10. Illinois 11. SMU 12. Alabama 13. UCLA 14. Iowa 15. AirForce 16. WESTVIRGINIA 17. PennState 18. OklahomaState 19. PITTSBURGH 20. BostonCollege

19841. BrighamYoung

2. Washington 3. Nebraska 4. BostonCollege 5. OklahomaState 6. Oklahoma 7. Florida 8. SMU 9. USC 10. UCLA 11. Maryland 12. OhioState 13. SouthCarolina 14. Auburn 15. Iowa 16. LouisianaState 17. Virginia 18. WESTVIRGINIA 19. Kentucky FloridaState

19851. Oklahoma

2. Michigan 3. PennState 4. Tennessee 5. AirForce 6. UCLA 7. TexasA&M 8. Miami 9. Iowa 10. Nebraska 11. OhioState 12. Arkansas 13. FloridaState 14. Alabama 15. Baylor 16. FresnoState 17. BrighamYoung 18. GeorgiaTech 19. Maryland 20. LouisianaState

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19861. PennState

2. Miami 3. Oklahoma 4. Nebraska 5. ArizonaState 6. OhioState 7. Michigan 8. Auburn 9. Alabama 10. Arizona 11. LouisianaState 12. TexasA&M 13. Baylor 14. UCLA 15. Iowa 16. Arkansas 17. Washington 18. BOSTONCOLLEGE 19. Clemson 20. FloridaState 19871. Miami

2. FloridaState 3. Oklahoma 4. SYRACUSE 5. LouisianaState 6. Nebraska 7. Auburn 8. MichiganState 9. TexasA&M 10. Clemson 11. UCLA 12. OklahomaState 13. Tennessee 14. Georgia 15. SouthCarolina 16. Iowa 17. USC 18. Michigan 19. Texas 20. Indiana

19881. Notre Dame

2. Miami 3. FloridaState 4. Michigan 5. WESTVIRGINIA 6. UCLA 7. Auburn 8. Clemson 9. USC 10. Nebraska 11. OklahomaState 12. SYRACUSE 13. Arkansas 14. Oklahoma 15. Georgia 16. WashingtonState 17. Alabama NCState 19. Indiana 20. Wyoming

19891. Miami

2. FloridaState 3. NotreDame 4. Colorado 5. Tennessee 6. Auburn 7. Alabama 8. Michigan 9. USC 10. Illinois 11. Clemson 12. Nebraska 13. Arkansas 14. PennState 15. Virginia 16. TexasTech MichiganState 18. BrighamYoung 19. PITTSBURGH 20. Washington

19901. GeorgiaTech

2. Colorado 3. Miami 4. FloridaState 5. Washington 6. NotreDame 7. Tennessee 8. Michigan 9. Clemson 10. PennState 11. Texas 12. Louisville 13. TexasA&M 14. MichiganState 15. Virginia 16. Iowa 17. BrighamYoung Nebraska 19. Auburn 20. SanJoseState 21. SYRACUSE 22. USC 23. Mississippi 24. Illinois 25. VirginiaTech

19911. Washington

2. MIAMI 3. PennState 4. FloridaState 5. Alabama 6. Michigan 7. Florida 8. California 9. EastCarolina 10. Iowa 11. SYRACUSE 12. NotreDame 13. TexasA&M 14. Tennessee 15. Nebraska 16. Oklahoma 17. Clemson 18. Colorado 19. UCLA 20. Georgia 21. Tulsa 22. Stanford

23. NCState 24. BrighamYoung 25. OhioState

19921. Alabama

2. FloridaState 3. MIAMI 4. NotreDame 5. Michigan 6. SYRACUSE 7. TexasA&M 8. Georgia 9. Stanford 10. Florida 11. Washington 12. Tennessee 13. Colorado 14. Nebraska 15. WashingtonState 16. Mississippi 17. NCState 18. NorthCarolina 19. OhioState 20. Hawaii 21. BOSTON COLLEGE 22. Kansas 23. FresnoState 24. PennState 25. MississippiState

19931. FloridaState

2. NotreDame 3. Nebraska 4. Florida 5. Wisconsin 6. PennState 7. WEST VIRGINIA 8. Arizona 9. TexasA&M 10. OhioState 11. Tennessee 12. BOSTON COLLEGE 13. Alabama 14. MIAMI 15. Oklahoma 16. UCLA 17. Colorado 18. Michigan 19. KansasState 20. NorthCarolina21. VIRGINIA TECH 22. Louisville 23. Clemson 24. California 25. USC

19941. Nebraska

2. PennState 3. Colorado 4. FloridaState 5. Alabama 6. MIAMI 7. Florida 8. Utah 9. Michigan 10. OhioState 11. Oregon 12. BrighamYoung

13. USC 14. ColoradoState 15. Virginia 16. KansasState 17. NCState 18. Tennessee 19. WashingtonState 20. Arizona 21. NorthCarolina 22. BOSTON COLLEGE 23. Texas 24. VIRGINIA TECH 25. MississippiState

USATodaybeganissuingcollegefootballrankingswith the 1982 season.The poll was the USAToday/CNNpollthroughthe1996seasonandhasbeen the USA Today/ESPNpollsince.

19821. PennState

2. SMU 3. Nebraska 4. Georgia 5. UCLA 6. ArizonaState 7. PITTSBURGH 8. Arkansas 9. Clemson 10. Washington 11. LouisianaState 12. FloridaState 13. OhioState 14. USC 15. Oklahoma 16. Auburn 17. WESTVIRGINIA 18. Maryland 19. NorthCarolina 20. Texas 21. Michigan 22. Alabama 23. Tulsa 24. Iowa 25. Florida

19831. Miami2. Auburn3. Nebraska4. Georgia5. Texas6. Brigham Young7. Michigan8. Ohio State9. Florida

10. Clemson 11. Illinois 12. SMU 13. Alabama 14. Air Force 15. WEST VIRGINIA 16. Iowa 17. Tennessee 18. UCLA 19. PITTSBURGH 20. Penn State 21. Oklahoma 22. Boston College 23. Oklahoma State 24. Maryland 25. East Carolina

19841. BrighamYoung

2. Washington 3. Florida 4. Nebraska 5. Oklahoma 6. BostonCollege 7. OklahomaState 8. SMU 9. Maryland 10. SouthCarolina 11. USC

12. UCLA 13. LouisianaState 14. OhioState 15. Auburn 16. Miami 17. FloridaState 18. Virginia 19. Kentucky 20. Iowa 21. WESTVIRGINIA 22. Army 23. Georgia 24. AirForce 25. NotreDame

19851. Oklahoma

2. PennState 3. Michigan 4. Tennessee 5. Florida 6. Miami 7. AirForce 8. TexasA&M 9. UCLA 10. Iowa 11. Nebraska 12. Alabama 13. OhioState 14. FloridaState 15. Arkansas 16. BrighamYoung 17. Maryland 18. GeorgiaTech 19. Baylor 20. Auburn 21. Louisiana State 22. Army 23. FresnoState 24. Georgia 25. OklahomaState

19861. Penn State2. Miami3. Oklahoma4. Nebraska5. Arizona State6. Ohio State7. Auburn8. Michigan9. Alabama

10. Louisiana State 11. Arizona 12. Texas A&M 13. UCLA 14. Baylor 15. Boston College 16. Iowa 17. Arkansas 18. Clemson 19. Washington 20. Virginia Tech 21. Florida State 22. Stanford 23. Georgia 24. NC State 25. San Diego State

19871. Miami

2. FloridaState 3. Oklahoma 4. SYRACUSE 5. Nebraska 6. LouisianaState

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7. Auburn8. Michigan State9. Texas A&M

10. UCLA 11. Clemson 12. Oklahoma State 13. Georgia 14. Tennessee 15. Iowa 16. Notre Dame 17. USC 18. South Carolina 19. Michigan 20. Texas 21. PITTSBURGH 22. Indiana 23. Penn State 24. Ohio State 25. Alabama

19881. Notre Dame2. Miami3. Florida State4. UCLA5. Michigan6. WEST VIRGINIA7. USC8. Nebraska9. Auburn

10. Clemson 11. Oklahoma State 12. SYRACUSE 13. Oklahoma 14. Arkansas 15. Washington State 16. Georgia 17. Alabama 18. NC State 19. Houston 20. Indiana 21. Wyoming 22. Louisiana State 23. Colorado 24. Southern Miss 25. Brigham Young

19891. Miami2. Notre Dame3. Florida State4. Colorado5. Tennessee6. Auburn7. USC8. Michigan9. Alabama

10. Illinois 11. Nebraska 12. Clemson 13. Arkansas 14. Houston 15. Penn State 16. Virginia 17. Michigan State 18. Texas Tech 19. PITTSBURGH 20. Texas A&M 21. WEST VIRGINIA 22. Brigham Young 23. SYRACUSE 24. Ohio State 25. Washington

19901. Colorado

2. Georgia Tech3. Miami4. Florida State5. Washington6. Notre Dame7. Tennessee8. Michigan9. Clemson

10. Texas 11. Penn State 12. Houston 13. Florida 14. Louisville 15. Michigan State 16. Texas A&M 17. Oklahoma 18. Iowa 19. Auburn 20. Brigham Young 21. Mississippi 22. USC 23. Nebraska 24. Illinois 25. Virginia

19911. Washington

2. MIAMI3. Penn State4. Florida State5. Alabama6. Michigan7. California8. Florida9. East Carolina

10. Iowa11. SYRACUSE 12. Notre Dame 13. Texas A&M 14. Oklahoma 15. Tennessee 16. Nebraska 17. Clemson 18. UCLA 19. Georgia 20. Colorado 21. Tulsa 22. Stanford 23. Brigham Young 24. Air Force 25. NC State

19921. Alabama2. Florida State

3. MIAMI4. Notre Dame5. Michigan6. Texas A&M

7. SYRACUSE 8. Georgia9. Stanford

10. Washington 11. Florida 12. Tennessee 13. Colorado 14. Nebraska 15. NC State 16. Mississippi 17. Washington State 18. North Carolina 19. Ohio State 20. Hawaii21. BOSTON COLLEGE 22. Fresno State 23. Kansas

24. Penn State 25. Wake Forest

19931. Florida State2. Notre Dame3. Nebraska4. Florida5. Wisconsin

6. WEST VIRGINIA7. Penn State8. Texas A&M9. Arizona

10. Ohio State 11. Tennessee12. BOSTON COLLEGE 13. Alabama 14. Oklahoma 15. MIAMI 16. Colorado 17. UCLA 18. Kansas State 19. Michigan20. VIRGINIA TECH 21. North Carolina 22. Clemson 23. Louisville 24. California 25. USC

19941. Nebraska2. Penn State3. Colorado4. Alabama5. Florida State

6. MIAMI7. Florida8. Utah9. Ohio State

10. Brigham Young 11. Oregon 12. Michigan 13. Virginia 14. Colorado State 15. USC 16. Kansas State 17. NC State 18. Tennessee 19. Washington 20. Arizona 21. North Carolina22. BOSTON COLLEGE 23. Texas24. VIRGINIA TECH 25. Mississippi State

1995 1. Nebraska 2. Tennessee 3. Florida 4. Colorado 5. Florida State 6. Kansas State 7. Northwestern 8. Ohio State

9. VIRGINIA TECH 10. Kansas 11. USC 12. Penn State 13. Notre Dame 14. Texas 15. Texas A&M 16. SYRACUSE 17. Virginia 18. Oregon

19. Michigan 20. Texas Tech 21. Auburn 22. Iowa 23. East Carolina 24. Toledo 25. Louisiana State1996 1. Florida 2. Ohio State 3. Florida State 4. Arizona State 5. Brigham Young 6. Nebraska 7. Penn State 8. Colorado 9. Tennessee 10. North Carolina 11. Alabama12. VIRGINIA TECH 13. Louisiana State14. MIAMI 15. Washington 16. Northwestern 17. Kansas State 18. Iowa19. SYRACUSE 20. Michigan 21. Notre Dame 22. Wyoming 23. Texas 24. Army 25. Auburn

1997 1. Nebraska 2. Michigan 3. Florida State 4. North Carolina 5. UCLA 6. Florida 7. Kansas State 8. Tennessee 9. Washington State 10. Georgia 11. Auburn 12. Ohio State 13. Louisiana State 14. Arizona State 15. Purdue 16. Colorado State 17. Penn State 18. Washington 19. Southern Miss20. SYRACUSE 21. Texas A&M 22. Mississippi 23. Missouri 24. Oklahoma State 25. Air Force

1998 1. Tennessee 2. OhioState 3. FloridaState 4. Arizona 5. Wisconsin 6. Florida 7. Tulane 8. UCLA 9. KansasState 10. AirForce 11. GeorgiaTech 12. Michigan 13. TexasA&M 14. Georgia

15. PennState 16. Texas 17. Arkansas 18. Virginia19. VIRGINIA TECH 20. Nebraska21. MIAMI 22. NotreDame 23. Purdue24. SYRACUSE 25. Missouri

1999 1. Florida State 2. Nebraska

3. VIRGINIA TECH 4. Wisconsin 5. Michigan 6. Kansas State 7. Michigan State 8. Alabama 9. Tennessee 10. Marshall 11. Penn State 12. Mississippi State 13. Southern Miss 14. Florida 15. MIAMI 16. Georgia 17. Minnesota 18. Oregon 19. Arkansas 20. Texas A&M 21. Georgia Tech 22. Mississippi 23. Texas 24. Stanford 25. Illinois

2000 1. Oklahoma

2. MIAMI 3. Washington 4. Florida State 5. Oregon State

6. VIRGINIA TECH 7. Nebraska 8. Kansas State 9. Oregon 10. Michigan 11. Florida 12. Texas 13. Purdue 14. Clemson 15. Colorado State 16. Notre Dame 17. Georgia 18. Texas Christian 19. Georgia Tech 20. Auburn 21. South Carolina 22. Mississippi State 23. Iowa State 24. Wisconsin 25. Tennessee

20011. MIAMI

2. Oregon 3. Florida 4. Tennessee 5. Texas 6. Oklahoma 7. Nebraska 8. Louisiana State 9. Colorado

10. Maryland 11. Washington State 12. Illinois 13. South Carolina14. SYRACUSE 15. Florida State 16. Louisville 17. Stanford18. VIRGINIA TECH 19. Washington 20. Michigan 21. Marshall 22. Toledo23. BOSTON COLLEGE 24. Brigham Young 25. Georgia Tech

2002 1. Ohio State

2. MIAMI 3. Georgia 4. USC 5. Oklahoma 6. Kansas State 7. Texas 8. Iowa 9. Michigan 10. Washington State 11. NC State 12. Boise State 13. Maryland14. VIRGINIA TECH 15. Penn State 16. Auburn 17. Notre Dame18. PITTSBURGH 19. Marshall20. WEST VIRGINIA 21. Colorado 22. Texas Christian 23. Florida State 24. Florida 25. Virginia

2003 1. Louisiana State 2. USC 3. Oklahoma 4. Ohio State

5. MIAMI 6. Georgia 7. Michigan 8. Iowa 9. Washington State 10. Florida State 11. Texas 12. Miami (Ohio) 13. Kansas State 14. Mississippi 15. Boise State 16. Tennessee 17. Minnesota 18. Nebraska 19. Purdue 20. Maryland 21. Utah 22. Clemson 23. Bowling Green 24. Texas Christian 25. Florida

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2004 1. USC 2. Auburn 3. Oklahoma 4. Texas 5. Utah 6. Georgia

7. LOUISVILLE 8. Iowa 9. California 10. VirginiaTech 11. Miami 12. Michigan 13. BoiseState 14. FloridaState 15. Tennessee16. LouisianaState 17. TexasTech 18. Wisconsin19. OhioState 20. ArizonaState 21. BOSTON COLLEGE 22. FresnoState 23. Virginia 24. Navy 25. Florida

2005 1. Texas 2. USC 3. PennState 4. OhioState 5. LouisianaState 6. WEST VIRGINIA 7. VirginiaTech 8. Alabama 9. TexasChristian 10. Georgia 11. NotreDame 12. Oregon 13. UCLA 14. Auburn 15. Wisconsin 16. Florida 17. BostonCollege 18. Miami 19. TexasTech 20. LOUISVILLE 21. Clemson 22. Oklahoma 23. FloridaState 24. Nebraska 25. California

2006 1. Florida 2. OhioState 3. LouisianaState 4. USC 5. Wisconsin 6. BoiseState 7. LOUISVILLE 8. Auburn 9. Michigan 10. WEST VIRGINIA 11. Oklahoma 12. RUTGERS 13. Texas 14. California 15. BrighamYoung 16. Arkansas 17. WakeForest 18. VirginiaTech 19. NotreDame 20. BostonCollege 21. TexasChristian 22. OregonState 23. Tennessee 24. Hawaii 25. PennState

2007 1. LouisianaState 2. USC 3. Georgia 4. OhioState 5. Missouri 6. WEST VIRGINIA 7. Kansas 8. Oklahoma 9. VirginiaTech 10. Texas 11. BostonCollege 12. Tennessee 13. ArizonaState 14. Auburn 15. BrighamYoung 16. Florida 17. Hawaii 18. Illinois 19. Michigan 20. CINCINNATI 21. Wisconsin 22. Clemson 23. TexasTech 24. Oregon 25. PennState

2008 1. Florida 2. USC 3. Texas 4. Utah 5. Oklahoma 6. Alabama 7. TexasChristian 8. PennState 9. Oregon 10. Georgia 11. OhioState 12. TexasTech 13. BoiseState 14. VirginiaTech 15. Mississippi 16. Missouri 17. CINCINNATI 18. OklahomaSt. 19. OregonState 20. Iowa 21. BrighamYoung 22. GeorgiaTech 23. FloridaState 24. MichiganState 25. California

2009 1. Alabama 2. Texas 3. Florida 4. BoiseState 5. OhioState 6. TCU 7. Iowa 8. PennState 9. CINCINNATI 10. VirginiaTech 11. Oregon 12. BrighamYoung 13. GeorgiaTech 14. Nebraska 15. PITTSBURGH 16. Wisconsin 17. LSU 18. Utah 19. Miami 20. USC 21. Mississippi 22. WEST VIRGINIA 23. TexasTech 24. CentralMichigan 25. OklahomaState

2010 1. Auburn 2. TCU 3. Oregon 4. Stanford 5. OhioState 6. Oklahoma 7. BoiseState 8. LSU Wisconsin 10. OklahomaState 11. Alabama 12. Arkansas 13. Nevada 14. MichiganState 15. VirginiaTech 16. FloridaState 17. MississippiState 18. Missouri 19. Nebraska 20. CentralFlorida 21. TexasA&M 22. SouthCarolina 23. Utah 24. Maryland 25. NorthCarolinaState

BIG EAST TEAMS RANKED NO. 1 AP poll since 1991

2002Dec.8 MiamiDec.1 MiamiNov.24 MiamiNov.17 MiamiNov.10 MiamiOct.27 MiamiOct.20 MiamiOct.13 MiamiOct.6 MiamiSept.29 MiamiSept.22 MiamiSept.15 MiamiSept.8 MiamiSept.2 MiamiAug.26 MiamiPreseason Miami

2001Jan.4 Miami#Dec.9 MiamiDec.2 MiamiNov.25 MiamiNov.18 MiamiNov.11 MiamiNov.4 MiamiOct.28 MiamiOct.21 MiamiOct.14 MiamiSept.30 MiamiSept.23 MiamiSept.9 MiamiSept.2 Miami

1992Dec.8 MiamiDec.1 MiamiNov.24 MiamiNov.17 MiamiNov.10 MiamiOct.27 MiamiOct.20 Miami(t)Sept.22 MiamiSept.15 MiamiSept.8 MiamiPreseason Miami

1991Jan2. Miami#Dec.2 MiamiNov.25 MiamiNov.18 Miami

PRE-BIG EAST NO. 1 RANKINGS PITTSBURGH1982 (Sept.7,Oct.26,Nov.2)1981 (Nov.3,10,17,24)1976 (Nov.9,16,23,30, Jan.5,1977*)1939 (Oct.17)1938 (Oct.18,25,Nov.1)1937 (Nov.9,16,23,30#)

SYRACUSE1960 (Oct.4)1959 (Nov.10,17,24,Dec.1, 8*)

*NationalChampion

USA TODAY/ESPN FINAL POLLSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


NO. 1 VS. NO. 2TheNo.1andNo.2teamsintheAssociatedPresspoll(begunin1936)havefacedeachother45times(24inregular-seasongamesand21inbowlgames).TheNo.1teamhaswon26,withtwogamesendinginties.

DATE RESULT STADIUM/SITE1-10-11 No.1Auburn22,No.2Oregon19(BCSTitle) UniversityofPhoenix/Glendale1-7-10 No.1Alabama37,No.2Texas21(BCSTitle) RoseBowl/Pasadena12-5-09 No.2Alabama32,No.1Florida13(SECChampionship) GeorgiaDome/Atlanta1-8-09 No.1Florida24,No.2Oklahoma14(BCSTitle) DolphinStadium/Miami12-6-08 No.2Florida31,No.1Alabama20(SECChampionship) GeorgiaDome/Atlanta1-7-08 No.2LSU38,No.1OhioState24(BCSTitle) Superdome/NewOrleans1-8-07 No.2Florida41,No.1OhioState14(BCSTitle) UniversityofPhoenix/Glendale11-18-06 No.1OhioState42,No.2Michigan39 Ohio/Columbus9-9-06 No.1OhioState24,No.2Texas7 Royal-TexasMemorial/Austin1-4-06 No.2Texas41,No.1USC38(Rose) RoseBowl/Pasadena1-4-05 No.1USC55,No.2Oklahoma19(Orange) OrangeBowl/Miami1-3-03 No.2OhioState31,No.1MIAMI24,2ot(Fiesta) SunDevil/Tempe1-4-99 No.1FloridaState46,No.2VIRGINIATECH29(Sugar)Superdome/NewOrleans1-4-98 No.1Tennessee23,No.2FloridaState16(Fiesta) SunDevil/Tempe11-30-96 No.2FloridaState24,No.1Florida21 DoakCampbell/Tallahassee1-2-96 No.1Nebraska62,No.2Florida24(Fiesta) SunDevil/Tempe1-1-94 No.1FloridaState18,No.2Nebraska16(Orange) OrangeBowl/Miami11-13-93 No.2NotreDame31,No.1FloridaState24 NotreDame/SouthBend1-1-93 No.2Alabama34,No.1MIAMI13(Sugar) Superdome/NewOrleans11-16-91 No.2MIAMI17,No.1FloridaState16 DoakCampbell/Tallahassee9-16-89 No.1NotreDame24,No.2Michigan19 Michigan/AnnArbor11-26-88 No.1NotreDame27,No.2USC10 Coliseum/LosAngeles1-1-88 No.2Miami20,No.1Oklahoma14(Orange) OrangeBowl/Miami11-21-87 No.2Oklahoma17,No.1Nebraska7 Memorial/Lincoln1-2-87 No.2PennState14,No.1Miami10(Fiesta) SunDevil/Tempe9-27-86 No.2Miami28,No.1Oklahoma16 OrangeBowl/Miami10-19-85 No.1Iowa12,No.2Michigan10 Kinnick/IowaCity1-1-83 No.2PennState27,No.1Georgia23(Sugar) SugarBowl/NewOrleans9-26-81 No.1USC28,No.2Oklahoma24 Coliseum/LosAngeles1-1-79 No.2Alabama14,No.1PennState7(Sugar) SugarBowl/NewOrleans1-1-72 No.1Nebraska38,No.2Alabama6(Orange) OrangeBowl/Miami11-25-71 No.1Nebraska35,No.2Oklahoma31 OwenField/Norman12-6-69 No.1Texas15,No.2Arkansas14 Razorback/Fayetteville1-1-69 No.1OhioState27,No.2USC16(Rose) RoseBowl/Pasadena9-28-68 No.1Purdue37,No.2NotreDame22 NotreDame/SouthBend11-19-66 No.1NotreDame10,No.2MichiganState10(tie) Spartan/EastLansing1-1-64 No.1Texas28,No.2Navy6(Cotton) CottonBowl/Dallas10-12-63 No.2Texas28,No.1Oklahoma7 CottonBowl/Dallas1-1-63 No.1USC42,No.2Wisconsin37(Rose) RoseBowl/Pasadena11-9-46 No.1Army0,NotreDame0(tie) Yankee/NewYork12-1-45 No.1Army32,No.2Navy13 Municipal/Philadelphia11-10-45 No.1Army48,No.2NotreDame0 Yankee/NewYork12-2-44 No.1Army23,No.2Navy7 Municipal/Baltimore11-20-43 No.1NotreDame14,No.2IowaPre-Flight13 NotreDame/SouthBend10-9-43 No.1NotreDame35,No.2Michigan12 Michigan/AnnArbor

APPEARANCES IN NO. 1 VS. NO. 2 MATCHUPSNO. TEAM (Record)9 NotreDame(5-2-2)6 Alabama(4-2) OhioState(4-2) Miami(3-3) FloridaState(3-3) Oklahoma(1-5) USC(3-3)5 Nebraska(3-2) Florida(2-3)4 Army(3-0-1) Texas(3-1) Michigan(0-4)3 PennState(2-1) Navy(0-3)1 VirginiaTech(0-1) Iowa(1-0) Purdue(1-0) Tennessee(1-0) MichiganState(0-0-1) Arkansas(0-1) Georgia(0-1) IowaPre-Flight(0-1) Wisconsin(0-1) LSU(1-0) Texas(1-0) Auburn(1-0) Oregon(0-1)

ALL-TIME POLLSBIG EAST FOOTBALL

BIG EAST TEAMS VS. NON-BIG EAST AP-RANKED TEAMS2010Jan.1 No.8Oklahoma48,No.25CONNECTICUT20(Fiesta)Sept.25 No.8Oklahoma31,CINCINNATI29Sept.25 No.15LSU20,No.22WESTVIRGINIA14Sept.23 No.19Miami31,PITTSBURGH3Sept.18 No.25OregonState35,LOUISVILLE28Sept.11 No.8Florida38,USF14

2009Jan.1 No.5Florida51,No.4CINCINNATI24(Sugar)Nov.28 No.19Miami31,USF10Sept.26 USF17,No.18FloridaState7Sept.12 No.19NorthCarolina12,CONNECTICUT10Sept.12 No.7PennState28,SYRACUSE7

2008Jan.1 No.21VirginiaTech20,No.12CINCINNATI7(Orange)Dec.31 No.24OregonState3,No.18PITTSBURGH0Sept.12 No.19USF37,No.13Kansas34Sept.6 No.4Oklahoma52,CINCINNATI26Sept.1 No.21FresnoState24,RUTGERS7

2007Jan.2 No.11WESTVIRGINIA48,No.3Oklahoma28(Fiesta)Sept.8 USF26,No.17Auburn23(ot)

2006Jan.2 No.5LOUISVILLE24,No.15WakeForest13(Orange)Sept.23 No.10VirginiaTech29,CINCINNATI13Sept.16 No.1OhioState37,CINCINNATII7Sept.16 No.12LOUISVILLE31,No.17Miami7Sept.9 No.14Iowa13,SYRACUSE7(2ot)

2005Jan.2 No.12VirginiaTech35,No.15LOUISVILLE24(Gator)Jan.2 No.11WESTVIRGINIA38,No.8Georgia35(Sugar)Nov.19 No.6NotreDame34,SYRACUSE10Oct.1 No.9Miami27,USF7Oct.1 No.6FloridaState38,SYRACUSE14Oct.1 No.3VirginiaTech34,WESTVIRGINIA17Sept.17 No.25Virginia27,SYRACUSE24Sept.17 No.16GeorgiaTech28,CONNECTICUT13

2004Jan.1 No.5Utah35,No.19PITTSBURGH7(Fiesta)Jan.1 No.17FloridaState18,WESTVIRGINIA13(Gator)Nov.13 PITTSBURGH41,No.24NotreDame38Oct.23 BOSTONCOLLEGE24,No.24NotreDame23Oct.9 No.8FloridaState17,SYRACUSE13Sept.25 No.12Virginia31,SYRACUSE10Sept.18 No.7WESTVIRGINIA19,No.21Maryland16(ot)Sept.11 No.23Maryland45,TEMPLE22Sept.5 No.24Purdue51,SYRACUSE0Sept.4 No.12Virginia44,TEMPLE14

2003Jan.1 No.10MIAMI16,No.9FloridaState14(Orange)Jan.1 No.23Maryland41,No.20WESTVIRGINIA7(Gator)Nov.8 No.18Tennessee10,No.6MIAMI6Oct.11 No.2MIAMI22,No.5FloridaState14Sept.6 No.3MIAMI38,No.21Florida33Aug.30 No.21Wisconsin24,WESTVIRGINIA17

2002Jan.3 No.2OhioState31,No.1MIAMI24(2ot)(Fiesta)Nov.23 No.8NotreDame42,RUTGERS0Nov.2 BOSTONCOLLEGE14,No.4NotreDame7Oct.12 No.1MIAMI28,No.9FloridaState27Oct.12 No.8NotreDame14,PITTSBURGH6Sept.28 No.11Tennessee35,RUTGERS14Sept.21 No.7VIRGINIATECH13,No.19TexasA&M3Sept.12 No.11VIRGINIATECH47,No.16Marshall21Sept.7 No.20TexasA&M14,PITTSBURGH12Sept.7 No.25Wisconsin34,WESTVIRGINIA17Sept.7 No.1MIAMI41,No.6Florida16Sept.1 No.16VIRGINIATECH28,No.14LSU6

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AGAINST THE TOP 25BIG EAST FOOTBALL

2001Jan.3 No.1MIAMI37,No.4Nebraska14(Rose)Jan.1 No.24FloridaState30,No.15VIRGINIATECH17(Gator)Dec.28 BOSTONCOLLEGE20,No.16Georgia16(MusicCity)Nov.24 No.1MIAMI65,No.12Washington7Oct.13 No.1MIAMI49,No.14FloridaState27Sept.1 No.8Tennessee33,SYRACUSE9Aug.26 No.10GeorgiaTech13,SYRACUSE7

2000Jan.2 No.2MIAMI37,No.7Florida20(Sugar)Jan.1 No.6VIRGINIATECH41,No.16Clemson20(Gator)Nov.18 No.11NotreDame45,RUTGERS17Nov.11 No.11NotreDame28,BOSTONCOLLEGE16Oct.21 No.20NotreDame42,WESTVIRGINIA28Oct.7 No.7MIAMI27,No.1FloridaState24Sept.9 No.15Washington34,No.4MIAMI29

1999Jan.4 No.1FloridaState46,No.2VIRGINIATECH29(Sugar)Jan.1 No.23MIAMI28,No.17GeorgiaTech13(Gator)Dec.31 Colorado62,No.25BOSTONCOLLEGE28(Insight.com)Oct.9 No.1FloridaState31,No.19MIAMI21Oct.2 No.8VIRGINIATECH31,No.24Virginia7Sept.25 No.21Marshall34,TEMPLE0Sept.18 No.3PennState27,No.8MIAMI23Sept.18 No.5Michigan18,SYRACUSE13Sept.11 No.2PennState20,PITTSBURGH17Sept.11 No.17KansasState40,TEMPLE0Aug.29 No.12MIAMI23,No.9OhioState12

1998Jan.2 No.7Florida31,No.18SYRACUSE10(Fiesta)Dec.26 No.23Missouri34,WESTVIRGINIA31(Insight.com)Dec.5 MIAMI49,No.3UCLA45Nov.28 No.16Virginia36,No.20VIRGINIATECH32Nov.7 No.13NotreDame31,BOSTONCOLLEGE26Oct.24 No.22Tulane52,RUTGERS24Oct.10 No.8FloridaState26,MIAMI14Sept.19 No.8PennState20,PITTSBURGH13Sept.12 No.19SYRACUSE38,No.13Michigan28Sept.5 No.1OhioState34,No.11WESTVIRGINIA17Sept.5 No.10Tennessee34,No.17SYRACUSE33

1997Jan.1 No.7NorthCarolina42,VIRGINIATECH3(Gator)Dec.31 No.22SouthernMississippi41,PITTSBURGH7(Liberty)Dec.31 No.10KansasState35,No.14SYRACUSE18(Fiesta)Oct.4 No.4FloridaState47,Miami0Sept.13 No.1PennState52,TEMPLE10Sept.6 No.1PennState31,PITTSBURGH17Sept.6 No.12Texas48,RUTGERS14Aug.24 No.17SYRACUSE34,No.24Wisconsin0

1996Jan.1 No.12NorthCarolina20,WESTVIRGINIA13(Gator)Dec.31 No.6Nebraska41,No.10VIRGINIATECH21(Orange)Nov.29 No.17VIRGINIATECH26,No.20Virginia9Nov.23 No.10NotreDame62,RUTGERS0Nov.16 No.19SYRACUSE42,No.22Army17Nov.16 No.14NotreDame60,PITTSBURGH6Nov.9 No.17NotreDame48,BOSTONCOLLEGE21Sept.21 No.5PennState41,TEMPLE0Sept.21 No.7OhioState72,PITTSBURGH0Sept.21 No.8Michigan20,BOSTONCOLLEGE14Sept.7 No.24NorthCarolina27,No.9SYRACUSE10

1995Jan.1 SYRACUSE41,No.23Clemson0(Gator)Dec.31 No.13VIRGINIATECH28,No.9Texas10(Sugar)Nov.18 No.20VIRGINIATECH36,No.13Virginia29Oct.28 No.12NotreDame20,BOSTONCOLLEGE10Oct.7 No.1FloridaState41,MIAMI17Sept.23 No.6PennState59,RUTGERS34Sept.23 No.8OhioState54,PITTSBURGH14Sept.16 No.7PennState66,TEMPLE14Sept.16 No.11Michigan23,BOSTONCOLLEGE13Sept.16 No.15Texas38,PITTSBURGH27Sept.2 No.15UCLA31,No.12MIAMI8Sept.2 SYRACUSE20,No.20NorthCarolina9Aug.27 No.12OhioState38,No.22BOSTONCOLLEGE6

1994Jan.1 No.1Nebraska24,No.3MIAMI17(Orange)Dec.25 BOSTONCOLLEGE12,No.11KansasState7(Aloha)Nov.19 No.16Virginia42,No.14VIRGINIATECH23Oct.8 No.13MIAMI34,No.3FloridaState20Oct.8 BOSTONCOLLEGE30,No.8NotreDame11Oct.1 No.4PennState48,TEMPLE21Sept.24 No.5PennState55,RUTGERS27Sept.24 No.17Washington38,No.6MIAMI20Sept.17 No.23OhioState27,PITTSBURGH3Sept.3 No.5Michigan34,BOSTONCOLLEGE26Sept.3 No.16Oklahoma30,SYRACUSE29Sept.3 No.19Texas30,PITTSBURGH28Aug.28 No.4Nebraska31,No.24WESTVIRGINIA0

1993Jan.1 No.8Florida41,No.3WESTVIRGINIA7(Sugar)Jan.1 No.16Arizona29,No.10MIAMI0(Fiesta)Dec.31 No.22VIRGINIATECH45,No.21Indiana20(Independence)Nov.20 No.17BOSTONCOLLEGE41,No.1NotreDame39Nov.20 No.25VIRGINIATECH20,No.23Virginia17Oct.9 No.1FloridaState28,No.3MIAMI10Oct.9 No.4NotreDame44,PITTSBURGH0Oct.9 No.24WESTVIRGINIA36,No.17Louisville34Oct.2 No.18Louisville29,PITTSBURGH7Sept.25 No.3MIAMI35,No.13Colorado29Sept.25 No.9PennState31,RUTGERS7Sept.18 No.11OhioState63,PITTSBURGH28Sept.18 No.21California58,TEMPLE0

1992Jan.1 No.17Tennessee38,No.16BOSTONCOLLEGE23(HallofFame)Jan.1 No.6SYRACUSE26,No.10Colorado22(Fiesta)Jan.1 No.2Alabama34,No.1MIAMI13(Sugar)Nov.21 No.23PennState57,PITTSBURGH13Nov.7 No.8NotreDame54,No.9BOSTONCOLLEGE7Oct.24 No.14PennState40,WESTVIRGINIA26Oct.17 No.20BOSTONCOLLEGE35,No.9PennState32Oct.17 VIRGINIATECH13,No.21NorthCarolinaState13Oct.10 No.2MIAMI17,No.7PennState14Oct.10 No.13NotreDame52,PITTSBURGH21Oct.3 No.2MIAMI19,No.3FloridaState16Oct.3 No.8PennState38,RUTGERS24Sept.19 No.18OhioState35,No.8SYRACUSE12Sept.12 No.10PennState49,TEMPLE8Sept.5 No.1MIAMI24,No.23Iowa7

1991Jan.1 No.1MIAMI22,No.11Nebraska0(Orange)Jan.1 No.16SYRACUSE24,No.25OhioState17(HallofFame)Nov.28 No.6PennState32,PITTSBURGH20Nov.23 No.20Virginia38,VIRGINIATECH0Nov.16 No.2MIAMI17,No.1FloridaState16Nov.16 No.14EastCarolina24,VIRGINIATECH17Oct.26 No.8PennState51,WESTVIRGINIA6Oct.26 No.20EastCarolina24,No.25PITTSBURGH23Oct.19 No.10PennState37,RUTGERS17Oct.12 No.1FloridaState33,VIRGINIATECH20Oct.12 No.2MIAMI26,No.9PennState20Oct.12 No.7NotreDame42,No.12PITTSBURGH7Oct.5 No.1FloridaState46,No.10SYRACUSE14Oct.5 No.12PennState24,TEMPLE7Sept.28 No.6Oklahoma27,VIRGINIATECH17Sept.28 No.10PennState28,BOSTONCOLLEGE21Sept.21 No.18SYRACUSE38,No.5Florida21Sept.21 No.8Clemson37,TEMPLE7Sept.14 No.17GeorgiaTech30,BOSTONCOLLEGE14Sept.12 No.2MIAMI40,No.10Houston10Sept.7 No.2Michigan35,BOSTONCOLLEGE13Sept.7 No.20Alabama41,TEMPLE3


CINCINNATI2010Sept.25 No.8Oklahoma31,CINCINNATI29

2009Jan.1 No.5Florida51,No.4CINCINNATI24(Sugar)Dec.5 No.5CINCINNATI45,No.14PITTSBURGH44Nov.27 No.5CINCINNATI49,Illinois36Nov.13 No.5CINCINNATI24,WESTVIRGINIA21Nov.7 No.4CINCINNATI47,CONNECTICUT45Oct.31 No.5CINCINNATI28,SYRACUSE7Oct.24 No.5CINCINNATI41,LOUISVILLE10Oct.15 No.8CINCINNATI34,No.21USF17Oct.3 No.10CINCNNATI37,Miami(Ohio)13Sept.26 No.14CINCNNATI28,FresnoState20Sept.19 No.17CINCINNATI28,OregonState18Sept.12 No.23CINCINNATI70,SoutheastMissouriState3

2008Jan.1 No.21VirginiaTech20,No.12CINCINNATI7 (Orange)Dec.6 No.13CINCINNATI29,Hawaii24Nov.29 No.16CINCINNATI30,SYRACUSE10Nov.22 No.19CINCINNATI28,No.20PITTSBURGH20Nov.14 No.22CINCINNATI28,LOUISVILLE20Nov.8 CINCINNATI26,No.20WESTVIRGINIA23(ot)Oct.30 CINCINNATI24,No.24USF10Sept.6 No.4Oklahoma52,CINCINNATI26

2007Dec.22 No.20CINCINNATI31,SouthernMississippi21 (PapaJohns.com)Nov.24 No.24CINCINNATI52,SYRACUSE31Nov.17 No.5WESTVIRGINIA28,No.21CINICNNATI23Nov.10 CINCINNATI27,No.16CONNECTICUT3Nov.3 CINCINNATI38,No.20USF33Oct.20 PITTSBURGH24,No.23CINCINNATI17Oct.13 LOUISVILLE28,No.15CINCINNATI24Oct.6 No.20CINCINNATI28,No.21RUTGERS23Sept.29 No.24CINCINNATI52,SanDiegoState23

2006Nov.18 CINCINNATI30,No.7RUTGERS11Nov.11 No.10WESTVIRGINIA42,CINCINNATI24Oct.14 No.7LOUISVILLE23,CINCINNATI17Sept.23 No.10VirginiaTech29,Cincinnati13Sept.16 No.1OhioState37,CINCINNATI7

2005Nov.9 No.16WESTVIRGINIA38,CINCINNATI0

CONNECTICUT2010Jan.1 No.8Oklahoma48,No.25CONNECTICUT20(Fiesta)

2009Nov.7 No.4CINCINNATI47,CONNECTICUT45Oct.24 No.22WESTVIRGINIA28,CONNECTICUT24

2008Dec.6 No.23PITTSBURGH34,CONNECTICUT10Oct.4 NorthCarolina38,No.24CONNECTICUT,12

2007Nov.24 No.4WESTVIRGINIA66,No.20CONNECTICUT21Nov.17 No.25CONNECTICUT30,SYRACUSE7Nov.10 CINCINNATI27,No.16CONNECTICUT3Nov.3 No.16CONNECTICUT38,RUTGERS19Oct.27 CONNECTICUT22,No.10USF15

2006Dec.2 No.6LOUISVILLE48,CONNECTICUT17Oct.29 No.15RUTGERS24,CONNECTICUT13Oct.20 No.4WESTVIRGINIA37,CONNECTICUT11

2005Dec.3 No.16LOUISVILLE30,CONNECTICUT20Nov.2 No.18WESTVIRGINIA45,CONNECTICUT13Sept.17 No.16GeorgiaTech28,Connecticut13

2004Oct.13 No.17WESTVIRGINIA31,CONNECTICUT19

LOUISVILLE2010Sept.18 No.25OregonState35,LOUISVILLE28

2009Oct.24 No.5CINCINNATI41,LOUISVILLE10

2008Nov.14 No.22CINCINNATI28,LOUISVILLE20Nov.8 No.25PITTSBURGH41,LOUISVILLE7Oct.25 No.14USF24,LOUISVILLE20

2007Nov.8 No.6WESTVIRGINIA38,LOUISVILLE31Oct.13 LOUISVILLE28,No.15CINCINNATI24Sept.22 SYRACUSE38,No.18LOUISVILLE35Sept.15 Kentucky40,No.9LOUISVILLE34Sept.6 No.8LOUISVILLE58,MiddleTennesseeState42Aug.30 No.10LOUISVILLE73,MurrayState10

2006Jan.2 No.5LOUISVILLE24,No.15WakeForest13 (Orange)Dec.2 No.6LOUISVILLE48,CONNECTICUT17Nov.25 No.6LOUISVILLE48,PITTSBURGH24Nov.18 No.10LOUISVILLE31,USF8Nov.9 No.15RUTGERS28,No.3LOUISVILLE25Nov.2 No.5LOUISVILLE44,No.3WESTVIRGINIA44Oct.21 No.6LOUISVILLE28,SYRACUSE13Oct.14 No.7LOUISVILLE23,CINCINNATI17Oct.6 No.8LOUISVILLE44,MiddleTennesseeState17Sept.23 No.8LOUISVILLE24,KansasState6Sept.16 No.12LOUISVILLE31,No.17Miami7Sept.9 No.13LOUISVILLE62,Temple0Sept.3 No.13LOUISVILLE59,Kentucky28

2005Jan.2 No.8VirginiaTech35,No.15Louisville24 (Gator)Dec.3 No.16LOUISVILLE30,CONNECTICUT20Nov.26 No.17LOUISVILLE41,SYRACUSE17Nov.11 No.23LOUISVILLE56,RUTGERS5Nov.3 No.24LOUISVILLE42,PITTSBURGH20Oct.15 WESTVIRGINIA45,No.19LOUISVILLE44(3ot)Oct.8 No.23Louisville69,NorthCarolina14Oct.1 No.24Louisville61,FloridaAtlantic10Sept.24 No.9USF45,LOUISVILLE14Sept.17 No.11Louisville63,OregonState27Sept.4 No.12Louisville31,Kentucky24

PITTSBURGH2010Sept.23 No.19Miami31,PITTSBURGH3Sept.2 Utah27,No.15PITTSBURGH24(ot)

2009Dec.26 No.17PITTSBURGH19,NorthCarolina17 (MeinekeCarCare)Dec.5 No.5CINCINNATI45,No.14PITTSBURGH44Nov.27 WESTVIRGINIA19,No.8PITTSBURGH16Nov.14 No.8PITTSBURGH27,NotreDame22Nov.7 No.14PITTSBURGH37,SYRACUSE10Oct.24 No.20PITTSBURGH41,USF14

2008Dec.31 No.24OregonState3,No.18PITTSBURGH0(Sun)Dec.6 No.23PITTSBURGH34,CONNECTICUT10Nov.22 No.19CINCINNATI28,No.20PITTSBURGH21Nov.8 No.25PITTSBURGH41,LOUISVILLE7Oct.25 RUTGERS54,No.17PITTSBURGH34Oct.18 No.23PITTSBURGH42Navy21Oct.2 PITTSBURGH26,No.13USF21Aug.30 BowlingGreen27,No.25PITTSBURGH17

2007Dec.1 PITTSBURGH13,No.2WESTVIRGINIA9Oct.20 PITTSBURGH24,No.23CINCINNATI17

2006Nov.25 No.6LOUISVILLE48,PITTSBURGH24Nov.16 No.8WESTVIRGINIA45,PITTSBURGH27Oct.21 No.19RUTGERS20,PITTSBURGH10

2005Nov.24 No.12WESTVIRGINIA45,PITTSBURGH13Nov.3 No.24LOUISVILLE42,PITTSBURGH20Sept.3 NotreDame42,No.23Pittsburgh21

2004Jan.1 No.5Utah35,No.19PITTSBURGH7(Fiesta)Dec.4 No.19PITTSBURGH43,USF14Nov.25 PITTSBURGH16,No.21WESTVIRGINIA13Nov.13 PITTSBURGH41,No.24NotreDame38

2003Nov.29 No.10MIAMI28,No.20PITTSBURGH14Nov.22 No.21PITTSBURGH30,TEMPLE16Nov.15 WESTVIRGINIA52,No.16PITTSBURGH31Nov.8 No.25PITTSBURGH31,No.5VIRGINIATECH28Nov.1 No.25PITTSBURGH24,BOSTONCOLLEGE13Oct.11 NotreDame20,No.15PITTSBURGH14Sept.27 No.17PITTSBURGH37,TexasA&M26Sept.20 Toledo35,No.9PITTSBURGH31Sept.13 No.11PITTSBURGH42,BallState21Sept.6 No.10PITTSBURGH43,KentState3

2002Dec.26 No.24PITTSBURGH38,OregonState13(Insight)Nov.30 No.24WESTVIRGINIA24,No.17PITTSBURGH17Nov.21 No.1MIAMI28,No.17PITTSBURGH21Nov.9 No.22PITTSBURGH29,TEMPLE22Oct.12 No.8NotreDame14,PITTSBURGH6Sept.7 No.20TexasA&M14,PITTSBURGH12

2001Nov.3 No.12VIRGINIATECH38,PITTSBURGH7Sept.27 No.1MIAMI43,PITTSBURGH21

2000Nov.11 No.2MIAMI35,PITTSBURGH7Oct.28 No.2VIRGINIATECH37,PITTSBURGH34

1999Nov.6 No.22MIAMI33,PITTSBURGH3Oct.30 No.3VIRGINIATECH30,PITTSBURGH17Oct.7 No.18SYRACUSE24,PITTSBURGH17Sept.11 No.2PennState20,PITTSBURGH17

1998Nov.18 No.22MIAMI38,PITTSBURGH10Oct.31 No.17SYRACUSE45,PITTSBURGH28Sept.26 No.21VIRGINIATECH27,PITTSBURGH7Sept.19 No.8PennState20,PITTSBURGH13

1997Dec.31 No.22SouthernMiss41,PITTSBURGH7(Liberty)Nov.22 PITTSBURGH30,No.23VIRGINIATECH23Sept.18 PITTSBURGH21,No.22MIAMI17Sept.6 No.1PennState34,PITTSBURGH17

1996Nov.16 No.14NotreDame60,PITTSBURGH6Sept.28 No.10MIAMI45,PITTSBURGH0Sept.21 No.7OhioState72,PITTSBURGH0

1995Nov.11 No.23SYRACUSE42,PITTSBURGH10Sept.23 No.8OhioState54,PITTSBURGH14Sept.16 No.15Texas38,PITTSBURGH27

1994Nov.12 No.5MIAMI17,PITTSBURGH12Oct.22 No.17VIRGINIATECH45,PITTSBURGH7Oct.8 No.21SYRACUSE31,PITTSBURGH7Sept.17 No.23OhioState27,PITTSBURGH3Sept.3 No.18Texas30,PITTSBURGH28

1993Nov.13 No.22BOSTONCOLLEGE33,PITTSBURGH0Nov.6 No.4MIAMI35,PITTSBURGH7Oct.23 No.18WESTVIRGINIA42,PITTSBURGH21Oct.16 No.24SYRACUSE24,PITTSBURGH21Oct.9 No.4NotreDame44,PITTSBURGH0Oct.2 No.18Louisville29,PITTSBURGH7Sept.18 No.11OhioState63,PITTSBURGH28


BIG EAST TEAMS WHEN RANKED OR PLAYING ASSOCIATED PRESS RANKED TEAMS


1992Nov.21 No.23PennState57,PITTSBURGH13Oct.31 No.12SYRACUSE41,PITTSBURGH10Oct.10 No.13NotreDame52,PITTSBURGH21

1991Nov.28 No.6PennState32,PITTSBURGH20Oct.26 No.20EastCarolina24,No.23PITTSBURGH23Oct.19 No.24SYRACUSE31,No.20PITTSBURGH27Oct.12 No.7NotreDame42,No.12PITTSBURGH7Oct.5 No.17PITTSBURGH24,Maryland20Sept.28 No.18PITTSBURGH14,Minnesota13Sept.14 No.24PITTSBURGH26,TEMPLE7

RUTGERS2010Dec.4 No.23WESTVIRGINIA35,Rutgers14

2009Dec.5 No.24WESTVIRGINIA24,RUTGERS21Nov.21 SYRACUSE31,No.25RUTGERS13Nov.12 RUTGERS31,No.23USF0

2008Oct.25 RUTGERS54,No.17PITTSBURGH34Sept.1 No.21FresnoState24,RUTGERS7

2007Nov.3 No.16CONNECTICUT38,RUTGERS19Oct.27 No.9WESTVIRGINIA31,No.25RUTGERS3Oct.18 RUTGERS30,No.2USF27Oct.6 No.20CINCINNATI28,No.21RUTGERS23Sept.29 Maryland34,No.10RUTGERS24Sept.15 No.13RUTGERS59,NorfolkState0Sept.7 No.15RUTGERS41,Navy24Aug.30 No.16RUTGERS38,Buffalo3

2006Dec.28 No.16RUTGERS37,KansasState10(Texas)Dec.2 No.15WESTVIRGINIA41,No.13RUTGERS39(3ot)Nov.25 No.15RUTGERS38,SYRACUSE7Nov.18 CINCINNATI30,No.7RUTGERS11Nov.9 No.15RUTGERS28,No.3LOUISVILLE25Oct.29 No.15RUTGERS24,CONNECTICUT13Oct.21 No.19RUTGERS20,PITTSBURGH10Oct.14 No.24RUTGERS34,Navy0Sept.29 No.23RUTGERS22,USF20

2005Nov.11 No.23LOUISVILLE56,RUTGERS5

2004Nov.6 No.24BOSTONCOLLEGE21,RUTGERS10Oct.30 No.15WESTVIRGINIA35,RUTGERS30

2003Nov.22 No.13MIAMI34,RUTGERS10Oct.4 No.4VIRGINIATECH48,RUTGERS222002Nov.23 No.8NotreDame42,RUTGERS0Nov.2 No.1MIAMI42,RUTGERS17Oct.19 No.3VIRGINIATECH35,RUTGERS14Sept.28 No.11Tennessee35,RUTGERS14

2001Sept.22 No.9VIRGINIATECH50,RUTGERS0Sept.8 No.1MIAMI61,RUTGERS0

2000Nov.18 No.11NotreDame45,RUTGERS17Sept.30 No.10MIAMI64,RUTGERS6Sept.16 No.8VIRGINIATECH49,RUTGERS0

1999Oct.9 No.5VIRGINIATECH58,RUTGERS20

1998Nov.21 No.23VIRGINIATECH47,RUTGERS7Oct.24 No.22Tulane52,RUTGERS24Sept.19 No.13SYRACUSE70,RUTGERS14

1997Sept.6 No.12Texas48,RUTGERS14

1996Nov.23 No.10NotreDame62,RUTGERS0Sept.21 No.18VIRGINIATECH30,RUTGERS14Sept.12 No.10MIAMI33,RUTGERS0

1995Sept.23 No.6PennState59,RUTGERS34

1994Nov.12 No.16VIRGINIATECH41,RUTGERS34Oct.22 No.22BOSTONCOLLEGE7,RUTGERS7Oct.1 No.13MIAMI24,RUTGERS3Sept.24 No.5PennState55,RUTGERS27

1993Nov.13 No.3MIAMI31,RUTGERS17Nov.6 No.11WESTVIRGINIA58,RUTGERS22Sept.25 No.9PennState31,RUTGERS7

1992Oct.10 No.15SYRACUSE50,RUTGERS28Oct.3 No.8PennState38,RUTGERS24

1991Oct.26 No.18SYRACUSE21,RUTGERS7Oct.19 No.10PennState37,RUTGERS17

USF2010Oct.14 No.25WESTVIRGINIA20,USF6Sept.11 No.8Florida38,USF14

2009Nov.28 No.19Miami31,USF10Nov.12 RUTGERS31,No.23USF0Oct.30 USF30,No.20WESTVIRGINIA19Oct.25 No.16PITTSBURGH41,USF14Oct.15 No.8CINCINNATI34,No.21USF17Sept.26 USF17,No.18FloridaState7

2008Oct.30 CINCINNATI24,No.24USF10Oct.18 No.19USF45,SYRACUSE13Oct.2 PITTSBURGH26,No.10USF21Sept.27 No.13USF41,NorthCarolinaState10Sept.20 No.12USF17,FloridaInternational9Sept.12 No.19USF37,No.13Kansas34Sept.6 No.17USF31,CentralFlorida24(ot)Aug.30 No.19USF56,Tennessee-Martin7

2007Dec.31 Oregon56,No.23USF21(Sun)Nov.3 CINCINNATI38,No.20USF33Oct.27 CONNECTICUT22,No.11USF15Oct.18 RUTGERS30,No.2USF27Oct.13 No.5USF64,CentralFlorida12Oct.6 No.6USF35,FloridaAtlantic23Sept.28 No.18USF21,No.5WESTVIRGINIA13Sept.22 No.24USF37,NorthCarolina10Sept.8 USF26,No.17Auburn23(ot)

2006Nov.25 USF24,No.7WESTVIRGINIA19Nov.18 No.10LOUISVILLE31,USF9Sept.29 No.23RUTGERS22,USF20

2005Dec.3 No.12WESTVIRGINIA28,USF13Oct.1 No.9Miami27,USF7Sept.24 USF45,No.9LOUISVILLE14

SYRACUSE2010Oct.23 SYRACUSE19,No.20WESTVIRGINIA14

2009Nov.21 SYRACUSE31,No.25RUTGERS13Nov.7 No.14PITTSBURGH37,SYRACUSE10Oct.31 No.5CINCINNATI28,SYRACUSE7Sept.12 No.7PennState28,SYRACUSE7

2008Nov.29 No.16CINCINNATI30,SYRACUSE10Oct.18 No.19USF45,SYRACUSE13Sept.13 No.17PennState55,SYRACUSE13

2007Nov.24 No.24CINCINNATI52,SYRACUSE31Nov.17 No.20CONNECTICUT30,SYRACUSE7Oct.6 No.13WESTVIRGINIA55,SYRACUSE14Sept.22 SYRACUSE38,No.18LOUISVILLE35

2006Nov.25 No.15RUTGERS38,SYRACUSE7Oct.21 No.6LOUISVILLE28,SYRACUSE13Oct.14 No.5WESTVIRGINIA41,SYRACUSE17Sept.9 No.14Iowa13,SYRACUSE7(2ot)

2005Nov.26 No.17LOUISVILLE41,SYRACUSE17Nov.19 No.6NotreDame34,Syracuse10Oct.1 No.6FloridaState38,Syracuse14Sept.17 No.25Virginia27,Syracuse24

2004Nov.27 SYRACUSE43,No.17BOSTONCOLLEGE17Oct.21 No.15WESTVIRGINIA27,SYRACUSE6Oct.9 No.8FloridaState17,SYRACUSE13Sept.25 No.12Virginia31,SYRACUSE10Sept.5 No.24Purdue51,SYRACUSE0

2003Nov.22 No.25WESTVIRGINIA34,SYRACUSE23Nov.15 No.14MIAMI17,SYRACUSE10Oct.11 No.4VIRGINIATECH51,SYRACUSE7

2002Nov.30 No.1MIAMI49,SYRACUSE7Nov.9 SYRACUSE50,No.8VIRGINIATECH42(3ot)

2001Dec.29 No.18SYRACUSE26,KansasState3(Insight.com)Nov.24 No.22SYRACUSE39,No.25BOSTONCOLLEGE28Nov.17 No.1MIAMI59,No.14SYRACUSE0Nov.10 No.18SYRACUSE24,WESTVIRGINIA13Oct.27 SYRACUSE22,No.5VIRGINIATECH14Sept.1 No.8Tennessee33,SYRACUSE9Aug.26 No.10GeorgiaTech13,SYRACUSE7

2000Nov.18 No.2MIAMI26,SYRACUSE0Oct.21 No.2VIRGINIATECH22,SYRACUSE14

1999Oct.16 No.4VIRGINIATECH62,No.16SYRACUSE0Oct.7 No.18SYRACUSE24,PITTSBURGH17Oct.2 No.22SYRACUSE47,Tulane17Sept.18 No.5Michigan18,SYRACUSE13

1998Jan.2 No.7Florida31,No.18SYRACUSE10(Fiesta)Nov.28 No.21SYRACUSE66,No.19MIAMI13Nov.21 No.24SYRACUSE38,TEMPLE7Nov.14 SYRACUSE28,No.16VIRGINIATECH26Nov.7 WESTVIRGINIA35,No.15SYRACUSE28Oct.31 No.17SYRACUSE45,PITTSBURGH28Oct.17 No.23SYRACUSE42,BOSTONCOLLEGE25Oct.10 No.24SYRACUSE63,Cincinnati21Oct.1 NorthCarolinaState38,No.11SYRACUSE17Sept.19 No.13SYRACUSE70,RUTGERS14Sept.12 No.19SYRACUSE38,No.13Michigan28Sept.5 No.10Tennessee34,No.17SYRACUSE33

1997Dec.31 No.10KansasState35,No.14SYRACUSE18 (Fiesta)Nov.29 No.16SYRACUSE33,MIAMI13Nov.15 No.21SYRACUSE32,PITTSBURGH23Nov.8 No.22SYRACUSE20,BOSTONCOLLEGE13Nov.1 SYRACUSE40,No.17WESTVIRGINIA10Sept.13 No.22VIRGINIATECH31,SYRACUSE3Aug.30 NorthCarolinaState32,No.13SYRACUSE31(ot)Aug.24 No.17SYRACUSE34,No.24Wisconsin0

1996Dec.27 No.23SYRACUSE30,Houston17(Liberty)Nov.30 No.23MIAMI38,No.22SYRACUSE31Nov.23 No.16SYRACUSE36,TEMPLE15Nov.16 No.19SYRACUSE42,No.22Army17Nov.9 No.24SYRACUSE31,Tulane7Nov.2 SYRACUSE30,No.18WESTVIRGINIA7Sept.28 SYRACUSE52,No.18VIRGINIATECH21

2007



Sept.21 Minnesota35,No.23SyracuseSept.7 No.24NorthCarolina27,No.9SYRACUSE10

1995Jan.1 SYRACUSE41,No.23Clemson0(Gator)Nov.25 No.25MIAMI35,No.22SYRACUSE24Nov.18 No.22SYRACUSE58,BOSTONCOLLEGE29Nov.11 No.23SYRACUSE42,PITTSBURGH10Nov.4 VIRGINIATECH31,No.20SYRACUSE7Sept.9 EastCarolina27,No.22SYRACUSE24Sept.2 SYRACUSE20,No.20NorthCarolina9

1994Nov.24 WESTVIRGINIA13,No.22SYRACUSE0Nov.12 No.25BOSTONCOLLEGE31,No.14SYRACUSE0Nov.5 No.5MIAMI27,No.10SYRACUSE6Oct.22 No.16SYRACUSE49,TEMPLE42Oct.8 No.21SYRACUSE31,PITTSBURGH7Oct.1 SYRACUSE28,No.14VIRGINIATECH20Sept.3 No.16Oklahoma30,SYRACUSE29

1993Oct.30 No.13WESTVIRGINIA43,SYRACUSE0Oct.23 No.6MIAMI49,No.23SYRACUSE0Oct.16 No.24SYRACUSE24,PITTSBURGH21Oct.2 BOSTONCOLLEGE33,No.13SYRACUSE29Sept.25 No.12SYRACUSE24,Cincinnati21Sept.18 No.6SYRACUSE21,Texas21Sept.9 No.6SYRACUSE41,EastCarolina22Sept.4 No.6SYRACUSE35,BallState12

1992Jan.1 No.6SYRACUSE26,No.10Colorado22(Fiesta)Nov.21 No.1MIAMI16,No.8SYRACUSE10Nov.14 No.10SYRACUSE27,No.17BOSTONCOLLEGE10Nov.7 No.10SYRACUSE28,VIRGINIATECH9Oct.31 No.12SYRACUSE41,PITTSBURGH10Oct.24 No.12SYRACUSE38,TEMPLE7Oct.17 No.14SYRACUSE20,No.24WESTVIRGINIA17Oct.10 No.15SYRACUSE50,RUTGERS28Oct.3 No.17SYRACUSE15,Louisville9Sept.19 No.18OhioState35,No.8SYRACUSE12Sept.12 No.9SYRACUSE31,Texas21Sept.5 No.10SYRACUSE42,EastCarolina21

1991Jan.1 No.16SYRACUSE24,No.25OhioState17 (HallofFame)Nov.23 No.16SYRACUSE16,WESTVIRGINIA10Nov.16 No.17SYRACUSE38,BOSTONCOLLEGE16Nov.2 No.18SYRACUSE27,TEMPLE6Oct.26 No.18SYRACUSE21,RUTGERS7Oct.19 No.24SYRACUSE31,No.20PITTSBURGH27Oct.12 EastCarolina23,No.15SYRACUSE20Oct.5 No.1FloridaState46,No.10SYRACUSE14Sept.28 No.10SYRACUSE24,Tulane0Sept.21 No.18SYRACUSE38,No.5Florida21Sept.14 No.22SYRACUSE31,Maryland17Sept.7 No.24SYRACUSE37,Vanderbilt10

WEST VIRGINIA2010Dec.30 NorthCarolinaState23,No.21WESTVIRGINIA7 (ChampsSports)Dec.4 No.23WESTVIRGINIA35,RUTGERS14Oct.23 SYRACUSE19,No.20WESTVIRGINIA14Oct.14 No.25WESTVIRGINIA20,USF6Sept.25 No.15LSU20,No.22WESTVIRGINIA14Sept.18 No.21WESTVIRGINIA31,Maryland17Sept.10 No.23WESTVIRGINIA24,Marshall21(ot)Sept.4 No.24WESTVIRGINIA31,CoastalCarolina0

2009Jan.1 FloridaState33,No.18WESTVIRGINIA21(Gator)Dec.5 No.24WESTVIRGINIA24,RUTGERS21Nov.27 WESTVIRGINIA19,No.8PITTSBURGH16Nov.13 No.5CINCINNATI24,WESTVIRGINIA21Oct.30 USF30,No.20WESTVIRGINIA19Oct.24 No.22WESTVIRGINIA28,CONNECTICUT24

2008Sept.18 Colorado17,No.21WESTVIRGINIA14(ot)Sept.6 EastCarolina24,No.8WESTVIRGINIA3Aug.30 No.8WESTVIRGINIA48,Villanova21

2007Jan.2 No.11WESTVIRGINIA48,No.3Oklahoma28 (Fiesta)Dec.1 PITTSBURGH13,No.2WESTVIRGINIA9Nov.24 No.4WESTVIRGINIA66,No.20CONNECTICUT21Nov.17 No.5WESTVIRGINIA28,No.21CINICNNATI23Nov.8 No.6WESTVIRGINIA38,LOUISVILLE31Oct.27 No.6WESTVIRGINIA31,No.25RUTGERS3Oct.20 No.9WESTVIRGINIA38,MississippiState14Oct.6 No.13WESTVIRGINIA55,SYRACUSE14Sept.28 No.18USF21,No.5WESTVIRGINIA13Sept.22 No.5WESTVIRGINIA48,EastCarolina7Sept.13 No.4WESTVIRGINIA31,Maryland14Sept.8 No.3WESTVIRGINIA48,Marshall23Sept.1 No.3WESTVIRGINIA62,WesternMichigan24

2006Jan.1 No.13WESTVIRGINIA38,GeorgiaTech35(Gator)Dec.2 No.15WESTVIRGINIA41,No.13RUTGERS39(3ot)Nov.25 USF24,No.7WESTVIRGINIA19Nov.16 No.8WESTVIRGINIA45,PITTSBURGH27Nov.11 No.10WESTVIRGINIA42,CINCINNATI24Nov.2 No.5LOUISVILLE44,No.3WESTVIRGINIA34Oct.20 No.4WESTVIRGINIA37,CONNECTICUT11Oct.14 No.5WESTVIRGINIA41,SYRACUSE17Oct.7 No.4WESTVIRGINIA42,MississippiState14Sept.23 No.4WESTVIRGINIA27,EastCarolina10Sept.14 No.5WESTVIRGINIA45,Maryland24Sept.9 No.6WESTVIRGINIA52,EasternWashington3Sept.2 No.5WESTVIRGINIA42,Marshall10

2005 Jan.2 No.11WESTVIRGINIA38,No.8Georgia35(Sugar)Dec.3 No.12WESTVIRGINIA28,USF13Nov.24 No.12WESTVIRGINIA45,PITTSBURGH13Nov.9 No.16WESTVIRGINIA38,CINCINNATI0Nov.2 No.18WESTVIRGINIA45,CONNECTICUT13

2004Jan.1 No.17FloridaState30,WESTVIRGINIA18(Gator)Nov.25 PITTSBURGH16,No.21WESTVIRGINIA13Nov.13 No.21BOSTONCOLLEGE36, No.13WESTVIRGINIA17Nov.6 No.15WESTVIRGINIA42,TEMPLE21Oct.30 No.15WESTVIRGINIA35,RUTGERS30Oct.21 No.15WESTVIRGINIA27,SYRACUSE6Oct.13 No.17WESTVIRGINIA31,CONNECTICUT19Oct.2 VirginiaTech19,No.6WESTVIRGINIA13Sept.25 No.6WESTVIRGINIA45,JamesMadison10Sept.18 No.7WESTVIRGINIA19,No.21Maryland16(ot)Sept.11 No.10WESTVIRGINIA45,UCF20Sept.4 No.10WESTVIRGINIA56,EastCarolina23

2003Jan.1 No.23Maryland41,No.20WESTVIRGINIA7 (Gator)Nov.29 No.24WESTVIRGINIA45,TEMPLE28Nov.22 No.25WESTVIRGINIA34,SYRACUSE23Nov.15 WESTVIRGINIA52,No.16PITTSBURGH31Oct.22 WESTVIRGINIA28,No.3VIRGINIATECHOct.2 No.2MIAMI22,WESTVIRGINIA20Aug.30 No.21Wisconsin24,WESTVIRGINIA17

2002Dec.28 Virginia48,No.15WESTVIRGINIA22 (ContinentalTire)Nov.30 No.24WESTVIRGINIA24,No.17PITTSBURGH17Nov.20 WESTVIRGINIA21,No.13VIRGINIATECH18Oct.26 No.1MIAMI40,WESTVIRGINIA23Sept.7 No.25Wisconsin34,WESTVIRGINIA17

2001Nov.10 No.18SYRACUSE24,WESTVIRGINIA13Oct.25 No.1MIAMI45,WESTVIRGINIA3Oct.8 No.8VIRGINIATECH35,WESTVIRGINIA0

2000Oct.21 No.20NotreDame42,WESTVIRGINIA28Oct.12 No.3VIRGINIATECH48,WESTVIRGINIA20Sept.23 No.12MIAMI47,WESTVIRGINIA10

1999Oct.30 No.23MIAMI28,WESTVIRGINIA20Nov.6 No.3VIRGINIATECH22,WESTVIRGINIA20

1998Dec.26 No.23Missouri34,WESTVIRGINIA31(Insight.com)Nov.7 WESTVIRGINIA35,No.15SYRACUSE28Oct.31 No.20VIRGINIATECH27,No.21WESTVIRGINIA13Oct.24 MIAMI34,No.13WESTVIRGINIA31Oct.10 No.16WESTVIRGINIA37,TEMPLE7Oct.3 No.16WESTVIRGINIA45,Navy24Sept.26 No.19WESTVIRGINIA44,Tulsa21Sept.19 No.19WESTVIRGINIA42,Maryland20Sept.5 No.1OhioState34,No.11WESTVIRGINIA17

1997Nov.22 NotreDame21,No.22WESTVIRGINIA17Nov.1 SYRACUSE40,No.17WESTVIRGINIA10Oct.25 No.21WESTVIRGINIA30,No.19VIRGINIATECH17

1996Jan.1 No.12NorthCarolina20,No.25WESTVIRGINIA13Nov.23 No.17VIRGINIATECH31,No.23WESTVIRGINIA14Nov.2 SYRACUSE30,WESTVIRGINIA7Oct.26 No.25MIAMI10,No.12WESTVIRGINIA7Oct.19 No.15WESTVIRGINIA30,TEMPLE10Oct.5 No.19WESTVIRGINIA34,BOSTONCOLLEGE17Sept.28 No.23WESTVIRGINIA13,Maryland0

1995Nov.18 No.25MIAMI17,WESTVIRGINIA12Sept.2 Purdue26,No.23WESTVIRGINIA24

1994Nov.24 WESTVIRGINIA13,No.22SYRACUSE0Nov.19 WESTVIRGINIA21,No.17BOSTONCOLLEGE20Oct.22 No.7MIAMI38,WESTVIRGINIA6Sept.22 No.14VIRGINIATECH34,WESTVIRGINIA6Sept.3 No.24WESTVIRGINIA16,BallState14Aug.28 No.4Nebraska31,No.24WESTVIRGINIA0

1993Jan.1 No.8Florida41,No.3WESTVIRGINIA7(Sugar)Nov.26 No.5WESTVIRGINIA17, No.11BOSTONCOLLEGE14Nov.20 No.9WESTVIRGINIA17,No.4MIAMI14Nov.13 No.9WESTVIRGINIA49,TEMPLE7Nov.6 No.11WESTVIRGINIA58,RUTGERS22Oct.30 No.13WESTVIRGINIA43,SYRACUSE0Oct.23 No.18WESTVIRGINIA42,PITTSBURGH21Oct.9 No.24WESTVIRGINIA36,No.17Louisville34Oct.2 No.25WESTVIRGINIA14,VIRGINIATECH13

1992Oct.31 No.1MIAMI35,WESTVIRGINIA23Oct.24 No.14PennState40,WESTVIRGINIA26Oct.17 No.14SYRACUSE20,No.24WESTVIRGINIA17Oct.3 No.22BOSTONCOLLEGE24, No.25WESTVIRGINIA24

1991Nov.23 No.16SYRACUSE16,WESTVIRGINIA10Nov.9 No.2MIAMI27,WESTVIRGINIA3Oct.26 No.8PennState51,WESTVIRGINIA6



CINCINNATI (6-6/2-2)1-1-47 SunBowl–Cincinnati18,VirginiaTech612-3-49 GlassBowl–Cincinnati33,Toledo131-1-51 SunBowl–WestTexasState14,Cincinnati1312-21-97 HumanitarianBowl–Cincinnati35,UtahState1912-27-00 MotorCityBowl–Marshall25,Cincinnati1412-29-01 MotorCityBowl–Toledo23,Cincinnati1612-17-02 NewOrleansBowl–NorthTexas24,Cincinnati1912-23-04 PlainsCapitalFortWorth–Cincinnati32,Marshall141-6-07 InternationalBowl—Cincinnati27,WesternMichigan2412-22-07 PapaJohns.comBowl—Cincinnati31,SouthernMiss211-1-09 FedExOrangeBowl—VirginiaTech20,Cincinnati71-1-10 AllstateSugarBowl—Florida51,Cincinnati24

CONNECTICUT (3-2/3-2)12-27-04 MotorCityBowl–Connecticut39,Toledo1012-29-07 MeinekeCarCareBowl—WakeForest24,Connecticut101-3-09 InternationalBowl—Connecticut38,Buffalo201-2-10 PapaJohns.comBowl—Connecticut20,SouthCarolina71-1-11 TostitosFiestaBowl—Oklahoma48,Connecticut20

LOUISVILLE (7-6-1/2-1)1-1-58 SunBowl–Louisville34,Drake2012-19-70 PasadenaBowl–Louisville24,LongBeachState2412-17-77 IndependenceBowl–LouisianaTech24,Louisville141-1-91 FiestaBowl–Louisville34,Alabama712-28-93 LibertyBowl–Louisville18,MichiganState712-23-98 MotorCityBowl–Marshall48,Louisville2912-30-99 HumanitarianBowl–BoiseState34,Louisville3112-29-00 LibertyBowl–ColoradoState22,Louisville1712-31-01 LibertyBowl–Louisville28,BYU1012-18-02 GMACBowl–Marshall38,Louisville1512-31-04 AutoZoneLibertyBowl–Louisville44,BoiseState401-2-06 ToyotaGatorBowl–VirginiaTech35,Louisville241-2-07 FedExOrangeBowl–Louisville24,WakeForest1012-21-10 Beef‘O’Brady’sBowl—Louisville31,SouthernMississippi28

PITTSBURGH (13-15/4-5)1-2-28 RoseBowl–Stanford7,Pittsburgh61-1-30 RoseBowl–SouthernCalifornia47,Pittsburgh141-2-33 RoseBowl–SouthernCalifornia35,Pittsburgh01-1-37 RoseBowl–Pittsburgh21,Washington01-2-56 SugarBowl–GeorgiaTech7,Pittsburgh012-29-56 GatorBowl–GeorgiaTech21,Pittsburgh1412-21-73 FiestaBowl–ArizonaState28,Pittsburgh712-26-75 SunBowl–Pittsburgh33,Kansas191-1-77 SugarBowl–Pittsburgh27,Georgia312-30-77 GatorBowl–Pittsburgh34,Clemson312-23-78 TangerineBowl–NorthCarolinaState30,Pittsburgh1712-25-79 FiestaBowl–Pittsburgh16,Arizona1012-29-80 GatorBowl–Pittsburgh37,SouthCarolina91-1-82 SugarBowl–Pittsburgh24,Georgia201-1-83 CottonBowl–SMU7,Pittsburgh31-2-84 FiestaBowl–OhioState28,Pittsburgh2312-31-87 BluebonnetBowl–Texas32,Pittsburgh2712-30-89 JohnHancockBowl–Pittsburgh31,TexasA&M2812-31-97 LibertyBowl–SouthernMississippi41,Pittsburgh712-28-00 Insight.comBowl–IowaState37,Pittsburgh2912-20-01 TangerineBowl–Pittsburgh34,NorthCarolinaState1912-26-02 InsightBowl–Pittsburgh38,OregonState1312-27-03 ContinentalTireBowl–Virginia23,Pittsburgh161-1-05 TostitosFiestaBowl–Utah35,Pittsburgh712-31-08 BrutSunBowl—OregonState3,Pittsburgh012-26-09 MeinekeCarCareBowl—Pittsburgh19,NorthCarolina171-8-11 BBVACompassBowl—Pittsburgh27,Kentucky10

RUTGERS (4-2/4-1)12-16-78 GardenStateBowl–ArizonaState34,Rutgers1812-27-05 InsightBowl–ArizonaState45,Rutgers4012-28-06 TexasBowl–Rutgers37,KansasState101-5-08 InternationalBowl—Rutgers52,BallState3012-29-08 PapaJohns.comBowl—Rutgers29,NorthCarolinaState2312-19-09 St.PetersburgBowl—Rutgers45,UCF24

USF (4-2/4-2)12-31-05 MeinekeCarCareBowl–NorthCarolinaState14,USF0,12-23-06 PapaJohns.comBowl–USF24,EastCarolina712-31-07 BrutSunBowl—Oregon56,USF2112-20-08 magicJackSt.PetersburgBowl—USF41,Memphis141-2-10 InternationalBowl—USF27,NorthernIllinois312-31-10 MeinekeCarCareBowl—USF31,Clemson26

SYRACUSE (13-9-1/7-3)1-1-53 OrangeBowl–Alabama61,Syracuse61-1-57 CottonBowl–TexasChristian28,Syracuse271-1-59 OrangeBowl–Oklahoma21,Syracuse61-1-60 CottonBowl–Syracuse23,Texas1412-16-61 LibertyBowl–Syracuse15,Miami141-1-65 SugarBowl–LSU13,Syracuse1012-31-66 GatorBowl–Tennessee18,Syracuse1212-15-79 IndependenceBowl–Syracuse31,McNeeseState712-21-85 CherryBowl–Maryland35,Syracuse181-1-88 SugarBowl–Syracuse16,Auburn161-2-89 HallofFameBowl–Syracuse23,LSU1012-30-89 PeachBowl–Syracuse19,Georgia1812-25-90 AlohaBowl–Syracuse28,Arizona01-1-92 HallofFameBowl–Syracuse24,OhioState171-1-93 FiestaBowl–Syracuse26,Colorado211-1-96 GatorBowl–Syracuse41,Clemson012-27-96 LibertyBowl–Syracuse30,Houston1712-31-97 FiestaBowl–KansasState35,Syracuse181-2-99 OrangeBowl–Florida31,Syracuse1012-29-99 MusicCityBowl–Syracuse20,Kentucky1312-29-01 Insight.comBowl–Syracuse26,KansasState312-21-04 ChampsSportsBowl–GeorgiaTech51,Syracuse1412-30-10 NewEraPinstripeBowl—Syracuse36,KansasState34

WEST VIRGINIA (13-17/5-10)12-25-22 East-WestBowl–WestVirginia21,Georgia131-1-38 SunBowl–WestVirginia7,TexasTech61-1-49 SunBowl–WestVirginia21,Texas-ElPaso121-1-54 SugarBowl–GeorgiaTech42,WestVirginia1912-19-64 LibertyBowl–Utah32,WestVirginia612-30-69 PeachBowl–WestVirginia14,SouthCarolina312-29-72 PeachBowl–NorthCarolinaState49,WestVirginia1312-31-75 PeachBowl–WestVirginia13,NorthCarolinaState1012-31-81 PeachBowl–WestVirginia26,Florida612-30-82 GatorBowl–FloridaState31,WestVirginia1212-23-83 HallofFameBowl–WestVirginia,20Kentucky1612-31-84 BluebonnetBowl–WestVirginia31,TexasChristian1412-25-87 SunBowl–OklahomaState35,WestVirginia331-2-89 FiestaBowl–NotreDame34,WestVirginia2112-30-89 GatorBowl–Clemson27,WestVirginia71-1-94 SugarBowl–Florida41,WestVirginia71-2-95 CarquestBowl–SouthCarolina24,WestVirginia211-1-97 GatorBowl–NorthCarolina20,WestVirginia1312-29-97 CarquestBowl–GeorgiaTech35,WestVirginia3012-26-98 Insight.comBowl–Missouri34,WestVirginia3112-28-00 MusicCityBowl–WestVirginia49,Mississippi3812-28-02 ContinentalTireBowl–Virginia48,WestVirginia221-1-04 GatorBowl–Maryland41,WestVirginia71-1-05 ToyotaGatorBowl–FloridaState30,WestVirginia181-2-06 NokiaSugarBowl–WestVirginia38,Georgia351-1-07 ToyotaGatorBowl–WestVirginia38,GeorgiaTech351-2-08 TostitosFiestaaBowl—WestVirginia48,Oklahoma2812-27-08 MeinekeCarCareBowl—WestVirginia31,NorthCarolina301-1-10 Knoica Minolta Gator Bowl — Florida State 33, West Virginia 2112-28-10 ChampsSportsBowl—NorthCarolinaState23,WestVirginia7

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BOWL SUMMARIESBIG EAST FOOTBALL

NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWL

Syracuse 36, Kansas State 34Dec.30,2010

KansasState 7 7 7 13 - 34Syracuse 7 7 13 9 - 36

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterKS(7-0)DanielThomas51run(JoshCherrykick),14:32SYR(7-7)MarcusSales52passfromRyanNassib(RossKrautmankick),3:17

Second QuarterSYR(14-7)Sales36passfromNassib(Krautmankick),9:35KS(14-14)Thomas10run(Cherrykick),1:51

Third QuarterSYR(21-14)DeloneCarter7run(Krautmankick),12:11KS(21-21)ChrisHarper10passfromCarsonCoffman(Cherrykick),6:33SYR(27-21)Carter15run(kickfailed),2:11

Fourth QuarterKS(28-27)Thomas1run(Cherrykick),11:03SYR(33-28)Sales44passfromNassib(passfailed),7:52SYR(36-28)Krautman40fieldgoal,3:08KS(34-36)AdrianHilburn30passfromCoffman(passfailed),1:13

MEINEKE CAR CARE BOWL

USF 31, Clemson 26Dec.31,2010

USF 7 10 7 7 - 31Clemson 3 10 0 13 - 26

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterC(3-0)ChandlerCatanzaro27fieldgoal,5:30USF(7-3)DemetrisMurray25passfromB.J.Daniels(MaikonBonanikick),0:39

Second QuarterUSF(10-3)Bonani27fieldgoal,13:42USF(17-3)DontaviaBogan15passfromB.J.Daniels(Bonanikick),7:19C(6-17)Catanzaro44fieldgoal,3:55C(13-17)JamieHarper1run(Catanzarokick),0:30

Third QuarterUSF(24-13)MoisePlancher2run(Bonanikick),9:47

Fourth QuarterUSF(31-13)Daniels8run(Bonanikick),13:58C(19-31)BrandonFord6passfromTajhBoyd(passfailed),1:47C(26-31)Ford10passfromBoyd(Catanzarokick),0:43

TOSTITOS FIESTA BOWL

Oklahoma 48, Connecticut 20Jan.12011

Connecticut 0 10 10 0 - 20Oklahoma 14 6 14 14 - 48

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterOU(7-0)JamesHanna8passfromLandryJones(JimmyStevenskick),10:09OU(14-0)DemarcoMurray3run(Stevenskick),0:24

Second QuarterCONN(7-14)DwayneGratz46intercep-tionreturn(DaveTeggartkick),12:58OU(17-7)Stevens41fieldgoal,9:57OU(20-7)Stevens24fieldgoal,2:05CONN(10-20)Teggart37fieldgoal,0:26

Third QuarterOU(27-10)CameronKenney59passfromLandryJones(Stevenskick),10:55OU(34-10)JamellFleming55interceptionreturn(Stevenskick),9:44CONN(17-34)RobbieFrey95kickoffreturn(Teggartkick),9:30CONN(20-34)Teggart38fieldgoal,5:04

Fourth QuarterOU(41-20)RyanBroyles5passfromJones(Stevenskick),7:49OU(48-20)TonyJefferson22interceptionreturn(Stevenskick),2:40

BBVA COMPASS BOWL

Pittsburgh 27, Kentucky 10Jan.82011

Pittsburgh 0 13 7 7 - 27Kentucky 3 0 7 0 - 10

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterKEN(3-0)CraigMcIntosh50fieldgoal,3:15

Second QuarterPITT(3-3)DanHutchins21fieldgoal,11:29PITT(6-3)Hutchins33fieldgoal,3:30PITT(13-3)TinoSunseri1run(Hutchinskick),0:34

Third QuarterPITT(20-3)BrockDeCicco13passfromSunseri(Hutchinskick),10:47KEN(10-20)MoncellAllen1run(McIntoshkick),0:41

Fourth QuarterPITT(27-10)DionLewis2run(Hutchinskick),10:26

2 0 1 1 B I G E A S T F o o t b a l l 1 9 7


INTERNATIONAL BOWL

USF 27, Northern Illinois 3Jan.2,2010

USF 3 0 10 14 - 27No.Illinois 0 3 0 0 - 3

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterUSF(3-0)EricSchwartz39fieldgoal,10:17

Second QuarterNI(3-3)MikeSalerno21fieldgoal,13:19

Third QuarterUSF(6-3)Schwartz19feldgoal,10:35USF(13-3)A.J.Love46passfromB.J.Daniels(Schwartzkick),5:12

Fourth QuarterUSF(20-3)Love7passfromDaniels(Schwartzkick),14:55USF(27-3)MikeFord24run(Schwartzkick),6:25

PAPAJOHNS.COM BOWL

Connecticut 20,South Carolina 7

Jan.2,2010

SouthCarolina 0 0 0 7 - 7Connecticut 10 3 0 7 - 20

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterCONN(7-0)KashifMoore37passfromZachFrazer(DaveTeggartkick),6:37CONN(10-0)Teggart33fieldgoal,3:35

Second QuarterCONN(13-0)Teggart44fieldgoal,8:56

Fourth QuarterCONN(20-0)AndreDixon10run(Teggartkick),13:12SC(7-20)BrianMaddox2run(SpencerLanningkick),3:24

BEEF ‘O’ BRADY’S BOWL ST. PETERSBURG

Louisville 31, Southern Miss 28Dec.21,2010

SouthernMiss 14 7 0 7 - 28Louisville 0 21 0 10 - 31

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterSM(7-0)QuentinPierce32passfromAustinDavis(DannyHrapmankick),12:06SM(14-0)DesmondJohnson62run(Hrapmankick),10:12

Second QuarterLOU(7-14)CameronGraham11passfromJustinBurke(ChrisPhilpottkick),11:21SM(21-7)Davis17passfromPierce(Hrapmankick),9:15LOU(14-21)JoshChichester10passfromBurke(Philpottkick),4:24LOU(21-21)BilalPowell6run(Philpottkick),1:18

Fourth QuarterSM(28-21)ZekeWalters8passfromDavis(Hrapmankick),14:55LOU(28-28)JeremyWright95kickoffreturn(Philpottkick),14:40LOU(31-28)Philpott36fieldgoal,6:30

CHAMPS SPORTS BOWL

North Carolina State 23, West Virginia 7

Dec.28,2010

WestVirginia 0 7 0 0 - 7NCState 7 3 6 7 - 23

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterNCST(7-0)MustafaGreene16passfromRussellWilson(JoshCzajkowskikick),1:37

Second QuarterWV(7-7)StedmanBailey32passfromGenoSmith(TylerBitancurtkick),2:10NCST(10-7)Czajkowski45fieldgoal,0:26

Third QuarterNCST(13-7)Czajkowski38fieldgoal,6:05NCST(16-7)Czajkowski40fieldgoal,1:50

Fourth QuarterNCST(23-7)JarvisWilliams7passfromWilson(Czajkowskikick),3:55



ST. PETERSBURG BOWL

Rutgers 45, Central Florida 24Dec.19,2009

CentralFlorida 7 10 0 7 - 24Rutgers 14 14 10 7 - 45

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterRUT(7-0)MohamedSanu5run(SanSanTekick),8:37UCF(7-7)KamarAiken7passfromBrettHodges(NickCattoikick),4:31RUT(14-7)TimBrown65passfromTomSavage(Tekick),3:54

Second QuarterUCF(10-14)Cattoi25fieldgoal,14:56RUT(21-10)Sanu1run(Tekick),5:50UCF(17-21)Aiken34passfromHodges(Cattoikick),2:32RUT(28-17)BillyAnderson19interceptionreturn(Tekick),1:38

Third QuarterRUT(35-17)Sanu11passfromSavage(Tekick),12:37RUT(38-17)Te43fieldgoal,8:09

Fourth QuarterUCF(24-38)JonathanDavis2run(Cattoikick),2:23RUT(45-24)DamasoMunoz35kickoffreturn(Tekick)


Pittsburgh 19,North Carolina 17

Dec.26,2009

Pittsburgh 0 13 3 3 - 19NorthCarolina 7 3 7 0 - 0

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterNC(7-0)G.Little15passfromT.Yates(C.Barthkick),6:57

Second QuarterPITT(3-7)DanHutchins31fieldgoal,14:11PITT(10-7)DionLewis11run(Hutchinskick),11:08NC(10-10)Barth37fieldgoal,1:05PITT(13-10)Hutchins31fieldgoal,0:00

Third QuarterPITT(16-10)Hutchins42fieldgoal,9:11NC(16-17)Little14passfromYates(Barthkick),4:00

Fourth QuarterPITT(19-17)Hutchins33fieldgoal,0:52

ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL

Florida 51, Cincinnati 24Jan.1,2010

Cincinnati 0 3 7 14 - 24Florida 9 21 14 7 - 51

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterFL(6-0)A.Hernandez7passfromTimTebow(kickfailed),6:13FL(9-0)C.Stugis40fieldgoal,1:20

Second QuarterFL(16-0)D.Thompson7passfromTebow(Sturgiskick),9:07FL(23-0)E.Moody6run(Sturgiskick),7:05CIN(3-23)JacobRogers47fieldgoal,3:11FL(30-3)R.Cooper80passfromTebow(Sturgiskick),3:02

Third QuarterFL(37-3)Moody2run(Sturgiskick),11:13CIN(10-37)MarcusWaugh2passfromTonyPike(Rogerskick),4:46FL(44-10)Tebow4run(Sturgiskick),2:06

Fourth QuarterCIN(17-44)ArmonBinns3passfromPike(Rogerskick),10:07FL(51-17)C.Rainey6run(Sturgiskick),7:06CIN(24-51)KazeemAlli6passfromPike(Rogerskick),3:43

KONICA MINOLTAGATOR BOWL

Florida State 33,West Virginia 21

Jan.2,2010

WestVirginia 14 0 0 7 - 21FloridaState 3 10 10 10 - 33

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterWVU(7-0)JarrettBrown32run(TylerBitancurtkick),11:45FS(3-7)D.Hopkins26fieldgoal,7:02WVU(14-3)NoelDevine1run(Bitancurtkick)5:13

Second QuarterFS(10-14)J.Thomas12run(Hopkinskick),10:57FS(13-14)Hopkins42fieldgoal,0:08

Third QuarterFS(16-14)Hopkins22fieldgoal,12:15FS(23-14)Thomas19run(Hopkinskick),3:50

Fourth QuarterWVU(21-23)RyanClarke5run(Bitancurtkick),14:56FS(30-21)EJManuel2run(Hopkinskick),8:54FS(33-21)Hopkins37fieldgoal,2:02



BRUT SUN BOWLOregon State 3,Pittsburgh 0

Dec.31,2008OregonState 0 3 0 0 - 3Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 - 0

SCORING SUMMARY:

Second QuarterOS(3-0)–JustinKahut44fieldgoal,2:18

PAPAJOHNS.COM BOWLRutgers 29,North Carolina State 23

Dec.29,2008NCState 10 7 0 6 - 23Rutgers 6 0 10 13 - 29

SCORING SUMMARY:

First QuarterRUT(6-0)–RobCervini6run(kickblocked),11:47NCST(7-6)–OwenSpencer44passfromRussellWilson(JoshCzajkowskikick),7:56NCST(10-6)–Czajkowski33fieldgoal,1:00

Second QuarterNCST(17-6)–AndreBrown5run(Czajkowskikick),0:38

Third QuarterRUT(9-17)–SanSanTe31fieldgoal,10:14RUT(16-17)–TiquanUnderwood11passfromMikeTeel(Tekick),6:50

Fourth QuarterRUT(19-17)–Te28fieldgoal,13:31NCST(23-19)–AnthonyHill16passfromDanielEvans(passfailed),9:21RUT(26-23)–KennyBritt42passfromTeel(Tekick),8:30RUT(29-23)–Te24fieldgoal,0:47

FEDEX ORANGE BOWLVirginia Tech 20,Cincinnati 7

Jan.1,2009Cincinnati 7 0 0 0 - 7VirginiaTech 0 10 3 7 - 20

SCORING SUMMARY:

First QuarterCIN(7-0)–MardyGilyard15passfromTonyPike(JakeRogerskick),1:52

Second QuarterVT(7-7)–TyrodTaylor17run(DustinKeyskick),13:00VT(10-7)–Keys43fieldgoal,0:00

Third QuarterVT(13-7)–Keys35fieldgoal,8:32

Fourth QuarterVT(20-7)–DarrenEvans6run(Keyskick),11:29

INTERNATIONAL BOWLConnecticut 38,Buffalo 20

Jan.3,2009Buffalo 3 17 0 0 - 20Connecticut 7 10 7 14 - 38

SCORING SUMMARY:

First QuarterBUF(3-0)–A.J.Principe38fieldgoal,4:26CONN(7-3)–DonaldBrown45run(DaveTeggartkick),4:07

Second QuarterCONN(10-3)–Teggart32fieldgoal,14:11BUF(10-10)–RayAnthonyLong0fumblerecovery(Principekick),11:36BUF(13-10)–Principe29fieldgoal,2:53BUF(20-10)–JamesStarks4run(Principekick),7:55CONN(17-20)–TylerLorenzen13run(Teggartkick),4:01

Third QuarterCONN(24-20)–SteveBrouse4passfromLorenzen(Teggartkick),3:25

Fourth QuarterCONN(31-20)–Lorenzen15run(Teggartkick),4:44CONN(38-20)–DahnaDeleston100interceptionreturn,2:15



INTERNATIONAL BOWLRutgers 52, Ball State 30

Jan.5,2008

Rutgers 14 10 14 14 - 52BallState 3 6 7 14 - 30

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterRU(7-0)–TimBrown36passfromMikeTeel(JeremyItokick),12:29RU(14-0)–RayRice1run(Itokick),2:14BS(14-3)–IanMcGarvey47fieldgoal,0:35

Second QuarterRU(17-3)–Ito53fieldgoal,11:16BS(17-6)–McGarvey24fieldgoal,6:50RU(24-6)–Rice1run(Itokick),0:40BS(24-9)–McGarvey32fieldgoal

Third QuarterRU(31-9)–Rice90run(Itokick),11:13BS(31-16)–DanteLove10passfromNateDavis(McGarveykick)RU(38-16)–Rice1run(Itokick)2:42

Fourth QuarterBS(38-23)–DariusHill6passfromDavis(McGarveykick)RU(45-23)–TiquanUnderwood35passfromTeel(Itokick),9:55RU(52-23)–KennyBritt47passfromTeel(Itokick),4:21BS(52-30)–Hill1passfromDavis(McGarveykick),2:05

TOSTITOS FIESTA BOWLWest Virginia 48,Oklahoma 28

Jan.2,2008

WestVirginia 6 14 14 14 - 48Oklahoma 0 6 9 13 - 28

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterWVU(3-0)–PatMcAfee38fieldgoal,5:40WVU(6-0)–McAfee42fieldgoal,0:02

Second QuarterOU(6-3)–GarretHartley37fieldgoal,7:46WVU(13-3)–OwenSchmitt57run(McAfeekick),6:29OU(13-6)–Hartley24fieldgoal,4:50WVU(20-6)–DariusReynaud21passfromPatWhite(McAfeekick),2:27

Third QuarterOU(20-9)–Hartley42fieldgoal,9:39OU(20-15)–ChrisBrown1run(passfailed),6:23WVU(27-15)–NoelDevine17run(McAfeekick),3:34WVU(34-15)–Reynaud30run(McAfeekick),0:20

Fourth QuarterOU(34-21)–QuentinChaney19passfromSamBradford(rushfailed),13:21WVU(41-21)–TitoGonzalez79passfromWhite(McAfeekick),13:02OU(41-28)–JuaquinIglesias15passfromBradford(Hartleykick),10:20WVU(48-28)–Devine65run(McAfeekick),9:21

MEINEKE CAR CARE BOWLWest Virginia 31,North Carolina 30

Dec.27,2008WestVirginia 21 0 3 7 - 31NorthCarolina 14 9 7 0 - 30

SCORING SUMMARY:

First QuarterWVU(7-0)–NoelDevine18run(PatMcAfeekick),8:56NC(7-7)–HakeemNicks73passfromT.J.Yates(CaseyBarthkick),7:22WVU(14-7)–AlricArnett44passfromPatWhite(McAfeekick),5:11NC(14-14)–Nicks66passfromCooterArnold(Barthkick),4:57WVU(21-14)–BradleyStarks35passfromWhite(McAfeekick),2:35

Second QuarterNC(16-21)–Safety,13:23NC(23-21)–Nicks25passfromYates(Barthkick),10:37

Third QuarterWVU(24-23)–McAfee25fieldgoal,9:00NC(30-24)–Yates4run(Barthkick),4:29

Fourth QuarterWVU(31-30)–Arnett20passfromWhite(McAfeekick),7:14

ST. PETERSBURG BOWLUSF 41, Memphis 14

Dec.20,2008Memphis 7 7 0 0 - 14USF 14 10 10 7 - 41

SCORING SUMMARY:

First QuarterUSF(7-0)–TaurusJohnson26passfromMattGrothe(MaikonBonanikick),13:58USF(14-0)–BenjaminWilliams3run(Bonanikick),4:28MEM(7-14)–ArkelonHall3run(MattReagankick),2:09

Second QuarterUSF(17-7)–Bonani23fieldgoal,11:18USF(24-7)–BenBusbee13passfromGrothe(Bonanikick),4:15MEM(14-24)–DukeCalhoun2passfromHall(Reagankick),0:08

Third QuarterUSF(27-14)–Bonani37fieldgoal,8:36USF(34-14)–DontaviaBogan24passfromGrothe(Bonanikick),1:50

Fourth QuarterUSF(41-14)–MoisesPlancher2run(Bonanikick),12:40



INTERNATIONAL BOWLCincinnati 27, Western Michigan 24

Jan.6,2007

WesternMichigan 0 17 0 7- 24 Cincinnati 14 10 0 3- 27

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterUC(7-0)JohnBowie25ydinterceptionreturn(KevinLovellkick),11:32UC(14-0)D.Goodman21ydpassfromNickDavila(KevinLovellkick),6:27

Second QuarterUC(21-0)D.Goodman21yardpassfromNickDavila(KevinLovellkick),14:30UC(24-0)KevinLovell37ydfieldgoal,10:23WMU(7-24)J.Simmons76ydpassfromE.J.Biggers(NateMeyerkick),9:45WMU(14-24)HerbMartin30ydpassfromRyanCubit(NateMeyerkick),5:35WMU(17-24)NateMeyer29ydfieldgoal,0:08

Fourth QuarterWMU(24-24)BrandonWest7ydrunWEST,Brandon7ydrun(NateMeyerkick),10:53UC(27-24)KevinLovell33ydfieldgoal,6:11

PAPAJOHNS.COM BOWLCincinnati 31,Southern Mississippi 21

Dec.22,2007

So.Mississippi 7 0 7 7 - 21Cincinnati 0 14 17 0 - 31

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterSM(0-7)-ShawnNelson10passfromJeremyYoung(JustinEsteskick),5:23

Second QuarterCIN(7-7)-DominickGoodman14passfromBenMauk(JakeRogerskick),6:12CIN(14-7)-Goodman5passfromMauk(Rogerskick),0:24

Third QuarterCIN(21-7)–EarnestJackson29passfromMauk(Rogerskick),13:17SM(21-14)–Young1run(Esteskick),6:48CIN(28-14)–AntwuanGiddens10passfromMauk(Rogerskick),4:08CIN(31-14)–Rogers22fieldgoal,0:05

Fourth QuarterSM(31-21)–ChrisJohnson5passfromYoung(Esteskick),9:37

BRUT SUN BOWLOregon 56, USF 21

Dec.31,2007

USF 0 14 0 7 - 21Oregon 8 10 28 10 - 56

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterORE(0-8)–GarrenStrong7passfromJustinRoper(MattEvensenrush),6:28

Second QuarterUSF(3-8)–DelbertAlvarado29fieldgoal,14:49ORE(3-11)–Evensen39fieldgoal,12:08USF(11-11)–TaurusJohnson21passfromMattGrothe(CedricHillpassfromGrothe),7:04ORE(11-18)–JonathanStewart71run(Evensenkick),3:17USF(14-18)–Alvarado35fieldgoal,0:00

Third QuarterORE(14-25)–JaisonWilliams14passfromRoper(Evensenkick),10:17ORE(14-32)–EdDickson15passfromRoper(Evensenkick),7:35ORE(14-39)–WalterThurmond25interceptionreturn(Evensenkick),7:25ORE(14-46)–Stewart8passfromRoper(Evensenkick),4:05

Fourth QuarterORE(14-49)–Evensen30fieldgoal,12:14USF(21-49)–A.J.Love11passfromGrantGregory(Alvaradokick),6:34ORE(21-56)–MichaelDiVincenzo15interceptionreturn(DanielPadillakick),3:23

MEINEKE CAR CARE BOWLWake Forest 24,Connecticut 10

Dec.29,2007

Connecticut 7 3 0 0 - 10WakeForest 0 0 14 10 - 24

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterCONN(7-0)–LarryTaylor68puntreturn(TonyCiaravinokick),2:38

Second QuarterCONN(10-0)–Ciaravino29fieldgoal,5:00

Third QuarterWF(10-7)–JoshAdams38run(SamSwankkick),12:44WF(10-14)–JohnTereshinski20passfromRileySkinner(Swankkick),3:37

Fourth QuarterWF(10-17)–Swank43fieldgoal,11:53WF(10-24)–MicahAndrews9run(Swankkick),0:29



TEXAS BOWLRutgers 37,Kansas State 10

Dec.28,2006

Rutgers 14 3 146- 37KansasState 0 10 00- 10

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterRU(7-0)TimBrown14ydpassfromMikeTeel(JeremyItokick),7:12RU(14-0)TimBrown49ydpassfromMikeTeel(JeremyItokick),2:42

Second QuarterKSU(3-14)J.Snodgrass44ydfieldgoal,13:32KSU(10-14)Y.Figurs76ydpuntreturn(JeffSnodgrasskick),9:37RU(17-10)JeremyIto37ydfieldgoal,00:49

Third QuarterRU(24-10)QuintonFrierson27ydinterceptionreturn(JeremyItokick),14:27RU(31-10)RayRice46ydrun(JeremyItokick),11:41

Fourth QuarterRU(34-10)JeremyIto23ydfieldgoal,14:51RU(37-10)JeremyIto21ydfieldgoal,8:06

PAPAJOHNS.COM BOWLUSF 24, East Carolina 7

Dec.23,2006

USF 14 10 00-24EastCarolina 7 0 00-7

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterUSF(7-0)BenjaminWilliams 16ydrun(DelbertAlvaradokick),13:53USF(14-0)BenjaminWilliams 1ydrun(DelbertAlvaradokick),8:43ECU(7-14)BobbyGood48ydpassfromJamesPinkney(Hartman,Benkick),5:04

Second QuarterUSF(21-7)AmarriJackson37ydpassfromMattGrothe(DelbertAlvaradokick),12:51USF(24-7)DelbertAlvarado38ydfieldgoal,6:31

FEDEX ORANGE BOWLLouisville 24, Wake Forest 13

Jan.2,2007

Louisville 0 10 0 14-24WakeForest 0 3 7 3- 13

SCORING SUMMARY:

Second QuarterWF(3-0)S.Swank44ydfieldgoal,14:17UL(3-3)ArtCarmody41ydfieldgoal,8:30UL(10-3)AnthonyAllen21ydpassfromPatrickCarter (ArtCarmodykick),5:53

Third QuarterWF(10-10)N.Morton30ydpassfromR.Skinner,11:34

Fourth QuarterWF(13-10)S.Swank36ydfieldgoal,14:46UL(17-13)AnthonyAllen1ydrun(ArtCarmodykick),12:31UL(24-13)BrockBolen18ydrun(ArtCarmodykick),4:57

TOYOTA GATOR BOWLWest Virginia 38,Georgia Tech 35

Jan.1,2007

WestVirginia 7 10 21 0- 38GeorgiaTech 14 14 7 0- 35

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterWVU(7-0)OwenSchmitt1ydrun(PatMcAfeekick),10:16GT(7-7)C.Johnson31ydpassfromT.Bennett(T.Bellkick),8:12GT(14-7)T.Choice3ydrun (T.Bellkick),3:13

Second QuarterGT(21-7)C.Johnson48ydpassfromT.Bennett(T.Bellkick),13:58WVU(10-21)PatMcAfee25ydfieldgoal,9:16GT(28-10)J.Johnson27ydpassfromT.Bennett(T.Bellkick),4:26WVU(17-28)OwenSchmitt11ydrun(PatMcAfeekick),1:06

Third QuarterGT(35-17)T.Choice5ydrun(T.Bellkick),13:48WVU(24-35)TitoGonzalez57ydpassfromPatrickWhite(PatMcAfeekick),12:31WVU(31-35)BrandonMyles14ydpassfromPatrickWhite(PatMcAfeekick),6:57WVU(38-35)PatrickWhite15ydrun(PatMcAfeekick),5:57




NC State 14, USF 0Dec31,2005

USF 0 0 00-0NCState 0 14 00-14 SCORING SUMMARY:

Second QuarterNCST(7-0)-B.Clark9ydpassfromM.Stone(J.Deraneykick),8:13NCST(14-0)–A.Brown1ydrun(J.Deraneykick),00:17

INSIGHT BOWLArizona State 45, Rutgers 40

Dec27,2005

ArizonaState 7 10 1414-45Rutgers 17 7 610-40

SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterRU(7-0)-ClarkHarris1ydpassfromRyanHart(JeremyItokick),12:52ASU(7-7)-MattMiller43ydpassfromRudyCarpenter(J.Ainsworthkick),10:09RU(14-7)-BrianLeonard31ydpassfromRyanHart(JeremyItokick),8:51RU(17-7)-JeremyIto25ydfieldgoal,5:22 Second QuarterASU(10-17)–J.Ainsworth20ydfieldgoal,6:20RU(24-10)-BrianLeonard3ydrun(JeremyItokick),2:29ASU(17-24)-ZachMiller1ydpassfromRudyCarpenter(J.Ainsworthkick),00:39Third QuarterASU(24-24)-RudyBurgess1ydrun(J.Ainsworthkick),13:16RU(27-24)-JeremyIto23ydfieldgoal,6:53ASU(31-27)-T.Richardson22ydpassfromRudyCarpenter(J.Ainsworthkick),4:33RU(30-31)-JeremyIto52ydfieldgoal,2:05Fourth QuarterRU(33-31)-JeremyIto48ydfieldgoal,12:56ASU(39-33)-MattMiller42ydpassfromRudyCarpenter(BrentMillerpass),10:00ASU(45-33)-RudyBurgess4ydrun(RudyCarpenterrushfailed),4:26RU(40-45)-TresMoses29ydpassfromRyanHart(JeremyItokick),2:00

NOKIA SUGAR BOWLWest Virginia 38, Georgia 35

Jan.2,2006

WestVirginia 21 10 07-38Georgia 0 21 77-35

SCORING SUMMARY:First Quarter WVU(7-0)-SteveSlaton52ydrun(PatMcAfeekick),12:12WVU(14-0)-DariusReynaud3ydpassfromPatWhite(PatMcAfeekick),6:27WVU(21-0)-DariusReynaud13ydrun(PatMcAfeekick),4:27

Second QuarterWVU(28-0)-SteveSlaton18ydrun(PatMcAfeekick),14:10UGA(7-28)-KreggLumpkin34ydrun(BrandonCoutukick),12:58UGA(14-28)-ThomasBrown52ydrun(BrandonCoutukick),8:52WVU(31-14)-PatMcAfee27ydfieldgoal,5:37UGA(21-31)-LeonardPope4ydpassfromD.J.Shockley(BrandonCoutukick),00:58

Third QuarterUGA(28-31)-A.J.Bryant34ydpassfromD.J.Shockley(BrandonCoutukick),1:44

Fourth QuarterWVU(38-28)-SteveSlaton52ydrun(PatMcAfeekick),8:32UGA(35-38)-BryanMcClendon43ydpassfromD.J.Shockley(BrandonCoutukick),5:13

TOYOTA GATOR BOWLVirginia Tech 35, Louisville 24

Jan2,2006

Louisville 14 3 07-24VirginiaTech 3 7 322-35 SCORING SUMMARY:First QuarterUL(7-0)-MarioUrrutia11ydpassfromHunterCantwell(ArtCarmodykick),10:57VT(3-7)-B.Pace36ydfieldgoal,6:04UL(14-3)-JoshuaTinch39ydpassfromHunterCantwell(ArtCarmodykick),2:53

Second QuarterVT(10-14)-J.Harper33ydpassfromM.Vick(B.Pacekick),5:06UL(17-10)-ArtCarmody35ydfieldgoal,2:32

Third QuarterVT(13-17)-B.Pace28ydfieldgoal,3:12

Fourth QuarterUL(24-13)-GaryBarnidge29ydpassfromHunterCantwell(ArtCarmodykick),13:37VT(21-24)-C.Humes24ydrun(J.Morganpass),13:04VT(28-24)-J.King5ydpassfromM.Vick(B.Pacekick),6:09VT(35-24)-J.Anderson39ydinterceptionreturn(B.Pacekick),5:04



CONTINENTAL TIRE BOWLBoston College 37, North Carolina 24

Dec.30,2004

BostonCollege14 7 0 16 - 37NorthCarolina 7 14 3 0 - 24

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterBC(7-0)-L.V.Whitworth3ydrun(RyanOhligerkick),8:13UNC(7-7)–RonnieMcGill12ydpassfromDarianDurant(ConnorBarthkick),6:08BC(14-7)-GrantAdams2ydpassfromPaulPeterson(RyanOhligerkick),1:32

Second QuarterUNC(14-14)–WallaceWright5ydpassfromDarianDurant(ConnorBarthkick),7:12UNC(21-14–DerreleMitchell51ydpassfromDarianDurant(ConnorBarthkick),1:44BC(21-21)-DavidKashetta1ydpassfromPaulPeterson(RyanOhligerkick),0:17

Third QuarterUNC(24-21)–ConnorBarth27ydfieldgoal,4:32

Fourth QuarterBC(27-24)-AndreCallender1ydrun(RyanOhligerkickfailed),14:16BC(34-24)-RyanOhliger21ydrun(MikeMcCarthykick),10:32BC(37-24)-MikeMcCarthy18ydfieldgoal,4:09

MOTOR CITY BOWLConnecticut 39, Toledo 10

Dec.27,2004

Connecticut 17 13 3 6 - 39Toledo 0 7 3 0 - 10

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterUC(3-0)-MattNuzie35ydfieldgoal,12:05UC(10-0)-JasonWilliams32ydpassfromDanOrlovsky(MattNuziekick),4:41UC(17-0)-LarryTaylor68ydpuntreturn(MattNuziekick),2:31

Second QuarterTOL(7-17)-B.Gradkowski1ydrun(JasonRobbinskick),10:53UC(24-7)-BrianSparks7ydpassfromDanOrlovsky(MattNuziekick),7:42UC(27-7)-MattNuzie37ydfieldgoal,1:24UC(30-7)-MattNuzie25ydfieldgoal,0:00

Third QuarterTOL(10-30)-JasonRobbins27ydfieldgoal,11:47UC(33-10)-MattNuzie36ydfieldgoal,1:53

Fourth QuarterUC(39-10)-MattLawrence11ydrun(MattNuziekickblocked),00:25

TOSTITOS FIESTA BOWLUtah 35, Pittsburgh 7

Jan.1,2005

Pittsburgh 0 0 7 0 - 7Utah 7 7 21 0 - 35

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterUTAH(7-0)-QuintoGanther4ydrun(DavidCarrollkick),3:09

Second QuarterUTAH(14-0)-JohnMadsen6ydpassfromAlexSmith(DavidCarrollkick),5:29

Third QuarterUTAH(21-0)-MartyJohnson18ydpassfromAlexSmith(DavidCarrollkick),11:13UTAH(28-0)-ParisWarren23ydpassfromAlexSmith(DavidCarrollkick),6:22UP(7-28)-GregLee31ydpassfromTylerPalko(JoshCummingskick),4:28UTAH(35-7)-ParisWarren18ydpassfromAlexSmith(DavidCarrollkick),0:25

TOYOTA GATOR BOWLFlorida State 30, West Virginia 18

Jan.1,2005

FloridaState 10 3 10 7 - 30WestVirginia 12 0 3 3 - 18

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterFSU(7-0)-LeonWashington69ydrun(XavierBeitiakick),14:38FSU(10-0)-XavierBeitia32ydfieldgoal,12:51WVU(6-10)-Kay-JayHarris36ydpassfromRasheedMarshall(BradCooperkickfailed),9:53WVU(12-10)-Kay-JayHarris1ydrun(AndyGoodkickfailed),1:45

Second QuarterFSU(13-12)-XavierBeitia28ydfieldgoal,11:23

Third QuarterFSU(16-12)-XavierBeitia28ydfieldgoal,12:13WVU(15-16)-AndyGood44ydfieldgoal,10:26FSU(23-15)-CraphonsoThorpe14ydpassfromChrisRix(XavierBeitiakick),3:05

Fourth QuarterWVU(18-23)-AndyGood34ydfieldgoal,14:26FSU(30-18)-JamesColeman1ydrun(XavierBeitiakick),11:12



TOYOTA GATOR BOWLMaryland 41, West Virginia 7

January1,2004

WestVirginia 0 0 7 0 - 7Maryland 10 14 10 7 - 41

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterMD(0-3)-NickNovak26-yardfieldgoal,9:36MD(0-10)-JafarWilliams31-yardpassfromScottMcBrien (Novakkick),0:00

Second QuarterMD(0-17)-SteveSuter76-yardpuntreturn(Novakkick),13:55MD(0-24)-Williams22-yardpassfromMcBrien(Novakkick),7:49

Third QuarterMD(0-31)-McBrien2-yardrun(Novakkick),8:40WVU(7-31)-RasheedMarshall15-yardrun(BradCooperkick),6:10MD(7-34)-Novak24-yardfieldgoal,1:25

Fourth QuarterMD(7-41)-JoJoWalker14-yardpassfromMcBrien(Novakkick),6:42

Attendance:78,892

DIAMOND WALNUT SAN FRANCISCO BOWLBoston College 35, Colorado State 21

December31,2003

ColoradoState 0 7 7 7 - 21BostonCollege21 0 0 14 - 35

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterBC(7-0)-DerrickKnight5-yardrun(SandroSciortinokick),12:14BC(14-0)-LarryLester50-yardpassfromPaulPeterson(Sciortinokick),6:05BC(21-0)-Knight3-yardrun(Sciortinokick),0:34

Second QuarterCSU(21-7)-JimmyGreen7-yardrun(JeffBabcockkick),10:24

Third QuarterCSU(21-14)-DavidAnderson40-yardpassfromB.VanPelt(Babcockkick),7:00

Fourth QuarterBC(28-14)-Lester20-yardpassfromPeterson(Sciortinokick),12:31BC(35-14)-Knight27-yardrun(Sciortinokick),9:29CSU(35-21)-VanPelt1-yardrun(Babcockkick),5:27

Attendance:25,621

FEDEX ORANGE BOWLMiami 16, Florida State 14

January1,2004

Miami 3 10 3 0 - 16FloridaState 0 14 0 0 - 14

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterUM(3-0)-JonPeattie32-yardfieldgoal,11:32

Second QuarterFSU(3-7)-LorenzoBooker9-yardrun(XavierBeitiakick),14:54FSU(3-14)-MattHenshaw7-yardpassfromChrisRix(Beitiakick),8:41UM(10-14)-TyroneMoss3-yardrun(Peattiekick),5:34UM(13-14)-Peattie44-yardfieldgoal,0:00

Third QuarterUM(16-14)-Peattie51-yardfieldgoal,10:19

Attendance:76,739

CHAMPS SPORTS BOWLGeorgia Tech 51, Syracuse 14

Dec.21,2004

Syracuse 6 0 0 8 - 14GeorgiaTech 21 14 14 2 - 51

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterGT(7-0)-ChrisReis20ydinterceptionreturn(TravisBellkick),14:19SU(6-7)-PerryPatterson21ydrun(CollinBarberkickfailed),6:24GT(14-6)-CalvinJohnson10ydpassfromReggieBall(TravisBellkick),2:36GT(21-6)-NateCurry80ydpassfromReggieBall(TravisBellkick),0:11

Second QuarterGT(28-6)-P.J.Daniels2ydrun(TravisBellkick),13:27GT(35-6)-CalvinJohnson5ydrun(TravisBellkick),1:32

Third QuarterGT(42-6)-ReggieBall11ydrun(TravisBellkick),3:48GT(49-6)-P.J.Daniels1ydrun(TravisBellkick),0:40

Fourth QuarterSU(14-49)-SteveGregory25ydpassfromPerryPatterson(BrandonDarlingtonpassfromDamienRhodes),11:22GT(51-14)-DarrylRichardsafety,1:42



TOSTITOS FIESTA BOWLOhio State 31, Miami 24 (2ot)

January3,2003

Miami 7 0 7 3 7 0- 24OhioState 0 14 3 0 7 7- 31

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUM(7-0)-RoscoeParris49-yardpassfromKenDorsey(ToddSieverskick),4:09

Second QuarterOSU(7-7)-CraigKrenzel1-yardrun(MikeNugentkick),2:28OSU(7-14)-MauriceClarett7-yardrun(Nugentkick),1:10

Third QuarterOSU(7-17)-Nugent44-yardfieldgoal,8:33UM(14-17)-WillisMcGahee9-yardrun(Sieverskick),2:11

Fourth QuarterUM(17-17)-Sievers40-yardfieldgoal,0:00

FirstOvertimeUM(24-17)-KellenWinslow7-yardpassfromDorseyOSU(24-24)-1-yardrunbyKrenzel

SecondOvertimeOSU(24-31)-5-yardrunbyClarettAttendance:77,502

DIAMOND WALNUT SAN FRANCISCO BOWLVirginia Tech 20, Air Force 13

December31,2002

VirginiaTech 7 3 7 3 - 20AirForce 10 0 0 3 - 13

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterAF(0-7)-MattWard15-yardrun(JoeyAshcroftkick),12:00AF(0-10)-Ashcroft45-yardfieldgoal,7:36VT(7-10)-LeeSuggs16-yardrun(CarterWarleykick),2:26

Second QuarterVT(10-10)-Warley23-yardfieldgoal,0:33

Third QuarterVT(17-10)-Suggs1-yardrun(WarleyKick),4:55

Fourth QuarterAF(17-13)-Ashcroft21-yardfieldgoal,9:58VT(20-13)-Warley37-yardfieldgoal,4:11

Attendance:25,966

CONTINENTAL TIRE BOWLVirginia 23, Pittsburgh 16

Dec.27,2003

Pittsburgh 0 13 3 0 - 16Virginia 7 10 3 3 - 23

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterUVA(0-7)-HeathMiller52-yardpassfromMattSchaub(ConnorHugheskick),3:31

Second QuarterUP(7-7)-PrincellBrockenbrough13-yardpassfromRodRutherford (DavidAbdulkick),14:24UVA(7-14)-WaliLundy1-yardrun(Hugheskick),11:37UP(14-14)-BrandonMiree17-yardpassfromRutherford(Abdulkick),6:05UVA(14-17)-Hughes44-yardfieldgoal,0:00

Third QuarterUVA(14-20)-Hughes30-yardfieldgoal,12:31UP(17-20)-J.B.Gibboney28-yardfieldgoal,9:28

Fourth QuarterUVA(17-23)-Hughes39-yardfieldgoal,2:28

Attendance:51,236

INSIGHT BOWLCalifornia 52, Virginia Tech 49

Dec.26,2003

VirginiaTech 21 7 0 21 - 49California 7 14 21 10 - 52

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterCAL(0-7)-AaronRodgers1-yardrun(TylerFredericksonkick),9:56VT(7-7)-BryanRandall2-yardrun(CarterWarleykick),7:18VT(14-7)-KeithWillis3-yardpassfromRandall(Warleykick),2:44VT(21-7)-MarcusVick36-yardpassfromRandall(Warleykick),0:50Second QuarterCAL(21-14)-ChaseLyman33-yardpassfromAaronRodgers (Fredericksonkick),9:10VT(28-14)-KevinJones11-yardrun(Warleykick),5:16CAL(28-21)-J.J.Arrington13-yardpassfromRodgers(Fredericksonkick),0:30Third QuarterCAL(28-28)-ChrisManderino3-yardrun(Fredericksonkick),10:16CAL(28-35)-AdimchinobeEchemaandu10-yardrun(Fredericksonkick),5:59CAL(28-42)-Rodgers8-yardrun(Fredericksonkick),0:48Fourth QuarterVT(35-42)-Willis22-yardpassfromRandall(BrandonPacekick),13:35CAL(35-49)-VincentStrang13-yardrun(Fredericksonkick),6:26VT(42-49)-ChrisShreve28-yardpassfromRandall(Pacekick),4:28VT(49-49)-DeAngeloHall52-yardpuntreturn(Pacekick),3:11CAL(49-52)-Frederickson35-yardfieldgoal,0:00



MOTOR CITY BOWLBoston College 51, Toledo 25

December26,2002

BostonCollege14 28 6 3 - 51Toledo 3 15 7 0 - 25

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterBC(7-0)-DerrickKnight2-yardrun(SandroSciortinokick),11:40BC(14-0)-GrantAdams17-yardpassfromBrianSt.Pierre(Sciortinokick),5:02UT(14-3)-JasonRobbins35-yardfieldgoal,1:45

Second QuarterBC(21-3)-JoelHazard40-yardpassfromSt.Pierre(Sciortinokick),13:49UT(21-10)-TrinityDawson2-yardrun(Robbinskick),10:47BC(28-10)-HorraceDodd5-yardrun(Sciortinokick),7:23BC(35-10)-Adams40-yardpassfromSt.Pierre(Sciortinokick),5:21BC(42-10)-BrandonBrokaw1-yardrun(Sciortinokick),1:31UT(42-18)-CarlFord9-yardpassfromBrianJones(Dawsonrun),0:24

Third QuarterBC(45-18)-Sciortino23-yardfieldgoal,10:17BC(48-18)-Sciortino35-yardfieldgoal,2:41UT(48-25)-MannyJohnson30-yardpassfromJones(Robbinskick),0:25

Fourth QuarterBC(51-25)-Sciortino45-yardfieldgoal,13:05

ROSE BOWL PRESENTED BY AT&TMiami 37, Nebraska 14

January3,2002

Miami 7 27 0 3 - 37Nebraska 0 0 7 7 - 14

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUM(7-0)-AndreJohnson49-yardpassfromKenDorsey(ToddSieverskick),6:51

Second QuarterUM(14-0)-ClintonPortis39-yardrun(Sieverskick),14:33UM(21-0)-JamesLewis47-yardinter-ceptionreturn(Sieverskick),12:52UM(27-0)-JeremyShockey21-yardpassfromDorsey(Kickfailed),10:40UM(34-0)-Johnson8-yardpassfromDorsey(Sieverskick),3:35

Third QuarterNU(34-7)-JaredDavies16-yardrun(JoshBrownkick),2:39

Fourth QuarterNU(34-14)-DeJuanGroce71-yardpuntreturn(Brownkick),14:28UM(37-14)-Sievers37-yardfieldgoal,10:04

Attendance:93,781

CONTINENTAL TIRE BOWLVirginia 48, West Virginia 22

December28,2002

WestVirginia 10 0 6 6 - 22Virginia 7 21 10 10 - 48

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterWVU(3-0)-ToddJames27-yardfieldgoal,6:11UVA(3-7)-WaliLundy14-yardpassfromMarquesHagans,4:06WVU(10-7)-AvonCobourne6-yardrun(Jameskick),0:19

Second QuarterUVA(10-14)-MattSchaub1-yardrun(ConnorHugheskick),10:12UVA(10-21)-MarquesHagans69-yardpuntreturn(Hugheskick),7:53UVA(10-28)-Lundy4-yardrun(Hugheskick),0:19

Third QuarterUVA(10-35)-Lundy48-yardpassfromSchaub(Hugheskick),9:10UVA(10-38)-Hughes27-yardfieldgoal,6:48WVU(16-38)-RasheedMarshall1-yardrun(Kickblocked),0:56

Fourth QuarterUVA(16-41)-Hughes30-yardfieldgoal,12:12WVU(22-41)-Cobourne1-yardrun(Runfailed),7:17UVA(22-48)-Lundy31-yardrun(Hugheskick),3:48

Attendance:73,535

INSIGHT BOWLPittsburgh 38, Oregon State 13

December26,2002

Pittsburgh 7 3 14 14 - 38OregonState 7 3 3 0 - 13

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUP(7-0)-LarryFitzgerald40-yardpass

fromRodRutherford(DavidAbdulkick),11:50

OSU(7-7)-JamesNewson65-yardpassfromDerekAnderson(KirkYliniemikick),9:54

Second QuarterOSU(7-10)-Yliniemi50-yardfieldgoal,7:56UP(10-10)-Abdul45-yardfieldgoal,0:00

Third QuarterUP(17-10)-Rutherford1-yardrun(Abdulkick),12:08UP(24-10)-ShawnRobinson66-yardpuntreturn(Abdulkick),3:26OSU(24-13)-Yliniemi31-yardfieldgoal,0:36

Fourth QuarterUP(31-13)-BrandonMiree7-yardrun(Abdulkick),5:38UP(38-13)-TylerPalko8-yardrun(Abdulkick),3:02

Attendance:40,533



MUSIC CITY BOWLBoston College 20, Georgia 16

December28,2001

BostonCollege 3 10 0 7 - 20Georgia 7 3 6 0 - 16

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterUGA(0-7)-FredGibson15-yardpassfromDavidGreene(BillyBennettkick),14:05BC(3-7)-SandroSciortino25-yardfieldgoal,1:43

Second QuarterBC(10-7)-DedrickDewalt10-yardpassfromBrianSt.Pierre(Sciortinokick),9:09BC(13-7)-Sciortino26-yardfieldgoal,3:05UGA(13-10)-Bennett24-yardfieldgoal

Third QuarterUGA(13-16)-VernonHayes1-yardrun(Bennettkick),5:26

Fourth QuarterBC(20-16)-WilliamGreen7-yardrun(Sciortinokick),4:43

Attendance:46,125

VISIT FLORIDA TANGERINE BOWLPittsburgh 34, NC State 19

December20,2001

Pittsburgh 3 21 3 7 - 34NCState 3 7 0 9 - 19

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUP(3-0)-NickLotz27-yardfieldgoal,10:36NCSU(3-3)-AdamKiker32-yardfieldgoal,2:16

Second QuarterUP(10-3)-AntonioBryant15-yardpassfromDavidPriestley(Lotzkick),10:17UP(17-3)-Bryant2-yardpassfromPriestley(Lotzkick),4:06NCSU(17-10)-GregoryGolden90-yardkickoffreturn(Kikerkick),3:48UP(24-10)-RodRutherford1-yardrun(Lotzkick),0:20

Third QuarterUP(27-10)-Lotz33-yardfieldgoal,10:02

Fourth QuarterNCSU(27-16)-DovonteEdwards5-yardpassfromPhilipRivers(Kickblocked),14:56NCSU(27-19)-Kiker19-yardfieldgoal,9:39UP(34-19)-TyreYoung16-yardfumblerecovery(Lotzkick),6:15

Attendance:28,562

TOYOTA GATOR BOWLFlorida State 30, Virginia Tech 17

January2,2002

VirginiaTech 3 0 14 0 - 17FloridaState 0 10 3 17 - 30

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterVT(3-0)-CarterWarley36-yardfieldgoal,10:56

Second QuarterFSU(3-7)-ChrisRix1-yardrun(XavierBeitiakick),6:32FSU(3-10)-Beitia50-yardfieldgoal,1:26

Third QuarterVT(10-10)-KevinJones5-yardrun(Warleykick),10:02FSU(10-13)-Beitia47-yardfieldgoal,1:42VT(17-13)-AndréDavis55-yardpassfromGrantNoel(Warleykick),0:40

Fourth QuarterFSU(17-20)-JavonWalker77-yardpassfromRix(Beitiakick),14:48FSU(17-23)-Beitia35-yardfieldgoal,10:13FSU(17-30)-Walker23-yardpassfromRix(Beitiakick),2:14

Attendance:72,202

INSIGHT.COM BOWLSyracuse 26, Kansas State 3

December29,2001

Syracuse 7 12 0 7 - 26KansasState 3 0 0 0 - 3

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterSU(7-0)-JamesMungro65-yardrun(CollinBarberkick),6:38KSU(7-3)-JoeRheem29-yardfieldgoal,4:03

Second QuarterSU(13-3)-Mungro1-yardrun(Kickblocked),11:39SU(19-3)-Mungro1-yardrun(Kickblocked),10:47

Fourth QuarterSU(26-3)-JohnnieMorant52-yardpassfromR.J.Anderson(Barberkick),3:22

Attendance:40,028



INSIGHT.COM BOWLIowa State 37, Pittsburgh 29

December28,2000

Pittsburgh 7 0 13 9 - 29IowaState 7 20 0 10 - 37

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUP(7-0)-AntonioBryant72-yardpassfromJohnTurman(NickLotzkick),8:21ISU(7-7)-ChrisAnthony23-yardpassfromSageRosenfels(CarlGomezkick),4:52

Second QuarterISU(7-13)-JoeWoodley1-yardrun(Rushfailed),13:48ISU(7-20)-EnnisHaywood3-yardrun(Gomezkick),8:03ISU(7-27)-Anthony9-yardpassfromRosenfels(Gomezkick),3:23

Third QuarterUP(14-27)-RodRutherford2-yardrun(Lotzkick),8:10UP(20-27)-Bryant44-yardpassfromTurman(Kickfailed),2:05

Fourth QuarterISU(20-34)-JaMainBillups72-yardpuntreturn(Gomezkick),14:33UP(23-34)-Lotz25-yardfieldgoal,11:08UP(29-34)-KevanBarlow3-yardrun(Passfailed),9:45ISU(29-37)-Gomez41-yardfieldgoal,4:53

Attendance:41,813

MUSIC CITY BOWLWest Virginia 49,Mississippi 38

December28,2000

WestVirginia 7 28 14 0 - 49Mississippi 3 6 7 22 - 38

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterWVU(7-0)-WesOurs40-yardpassfromBradLewis(BrendenRauhkick),9:27UM(7-3)-LesBinkley23-yardfieldgoal,1:51Second QuarterWVU(14-3)-KhoriIvy11-yardpassfromLewis(Rauhkick),9:27UM(14-6)-Binkley47-yardfieldgoal,8:41WVU(21-6)-AntonioBrown35-yardpassfromLewis(Rauhkick),8:12UM(21-9)-Binkley26-yardfieldgoal,4:22WVU(28-9)-Brown60-yardpassfromLewis(Rauhkick),3:59WVU(35-9)-Ours1-yardrun(Rauhkick),2:04Third QuarterWVU(42-9)-ShawnTerry99-yardkickoffreturn(Rauhkick),14:42WVU(49-9)-Ivy10-yardpassfromLewis(Rauhkick),9:59UM(49-16)-RomaroMiller7-yardrun(Binkleykick),7:52Fourth QuarterUM(49-23)-JamieArmstrong23-yardpassfromEliManning(Binkleykick),13:08UM(49-30)-OmarRayford18-yardpassfromManning(Binkleykick),9:08UM(49-38)-TowardSanford16-yardpassfromManning(Binkleykick),6:34

Attendance:47,119

NOKIA SUGAR BOWLMiami 37, Florida 20

January2,2001

Miami 10 3 14 10 - 37Florida 7 3 7 3 - 20

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUF(0-7)-KirkWells23-yardpassfromRexGrossman(JeffChandlerkick),10:48UM(3-7)-ToddSievers44-yardfieldgoal,8:46UM(10-7)-JeremyShockey8-yardpassfromKenDorsey(Sieverskick),0:50

Second QuarterUM(13-7)-Sievers29-yardfieldgoal,10:44UF(13-10)-Chandler51-yardfieldgoal,4:21

Third QuarterUF(13-17)-EarnestGraham36-yardrun(Chandlerkick),13:10UM(20-17)-D.J.Williams19-yardpassfromDorsey(Sieverskick),8:23UM(27-17)-NajehDavenport2-yardpassfromDorsey(Sieverskick),3:30

Fourth QuarterUF(27-20)-Chandler26-yardfieldgoal,12:50UM(30-20)-Sievers29-yardfieldgoal,7:48UM(37-20)-Davenport3-yardrun(Sieverskick),4:21

Attendance:64,407

TOYOTA GATOR BOWLVirginia Tech 41, Clemson 20

January1,2001

VirginiaTech 14 7 13 7 - 41Clemson 0 10 3 7 - 20

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterVT(7-0)-JarrettFerguson23-yardpassfromMichaelVick(CarterWarleykick),13:23VT(14-0)-Vick6-yardrun(Warleykick),1:08

Second QuarterCU(14-7)-TravisZachery23-yardpassfromWoodrowDantzler(AaronHuntkick),13:34CU(14-10)-Hunt28-yardfieldgoal,5:45VT(21-10)-LeeSuggs3-yardrun(Warleykick),2:26

Third QuarterVT(27-10)-Suggs1-yardrun(Kickfailed),12:19CU(27-13)-Hunt26-yardfieldgoal,7:19VT(34-13)-JarrettFerguson5-yardrun(Warleykick),5:14

Fourth QuarterCU(34-20)-RodGardner23-yardpassfromWillieSimmons(Huntkick),7:19VT(41-20)-Suggs5-yardrun(Warleykick),3:41

Attendance:68,741



TOYOTA GATOR BOWLMiami 28, Georgia Tech 13

January1,2000

Miami 7 14 0 7 - 28GeorgiaTech 0 7 6 0 - 13

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterUM(7-0)-JamesJackson8-yardrun(AndyCroslandkick),12:23

Second QuarterUM(14-0)-AndreKing15-yardpassfromKennyKelly(Croslandkick),14:56GT(14-7)-JoeHamilton7-yardrun(LukeMangerkick),4:12UM(21-7)-ClintonPortis73-yardrun(Croslandkick),3:09

Third QuarterGT(21-10)-Manger25-yardfieldgoal,10:21GT(21-13)-Manger36-yardfieldgoal,3:21

Fourth QuarterUM(28-13)-ReggieWayne17-yardpassfromKenDorsey(Croslandkick),9:18

Attendance:43,416

INSIGHT.COM BOWLColorado 62, Boston College 28

December31,1999

Colorado 21 24 10 7 - 62BostonCollege 0 7 7 14 - 28

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterCU(0-7)-CortlenJohnson10-yardrun,(JeremyAldrichkick),11:05CU(0-14)-MikeMoschetti2-yardrun(Aldrichkick),1:47CU(0-21)-JashonSykes29-yardinter-ceptionreturn(Aldrichkick),1:17

Second QuarterCU(0-28)-RashidiBarnes21-yardinterceptionreturn(Aldrichkick),10:47CU(0-35)-BenKelly88-yardpuntreturn(Aldrichkick),8:50BC(7-35)-GeorgeWhite78-yardinterceptionreturn(JohnMatichkick),7:22CU(7-42)-Johnson2-yardrun(Aldrichkick),5:59CU(7-45)-Aldrich26-yardfieldgoal,0:29

Third QuarterCU(7-48)-Aldrich21-yardfieldgoal,6:40BC(14-48)-BryanArndtrecoveredfumbleinendzone(Matichkick),3:36CU(14-55)-RomanHollowell18-yardrun(Aldrichkick),2:53

Fourth QuarterCU(14-62)-ZacColvin4-yardrun(Aldrichkick),14:53BC(21-62)-JamalBurke2-yardpassfromTimHasselbeck(Matichkick),7:37BC(28-68)-DougBessette9-yardblockedpuntreturn(Matichkick),1:42

JEEP EAGLE ALOHA BOWLBoston College 31,Arizona State 17

December25,2000

BostonCollege10 0 14 7 - 31ArizonaState 7 3 0 7 - 17

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterASU(7-0)-TomPace14-yardrun(MikeBarthkick),11:50BC(7-7)-CedricWashington10-yardrun(MikeSutphinkick),10:43BC(10-7)-Sutphin50-yardfieldgoal,8:20

Second QuarterASU(10-10)-Barth28-yardfieldgoal,11:17

Third QuarterBC(17-10)-DedrickDewalt58-yardpassfromTimHasselbeck(Sutphinkick),8:48BC(24-10)-RyanRead40-yardpassfromHasselbeck(Sutphinkick),5:52

Fourth QuarterBC(31-10)-Washington11-yardrun(Sutphinkick),11:30ASU(31-17)-RyanDennard31-yardpassfromMattCooper(Barthkick),0:51

Attendance:24,397

NOKIA SUGAR BOWLFlorida State 46, Virginia Tech 29

January4,2000

VirginiaTech 7 7 15 0 - 29FloridaState 14 14 0 18 - 46

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterFSU(0-7)-PeterWarrick64-yardpassfromChrisWeinke (SebastianJanikowskikick),3:22FSU(0-14)-JeffChaney6-yardblockedpuntreturn(Janikowskikick),2:14VT(7-14)-AndreDavis49-yardpassfromMichaelVick(ShayneGrahamkick),0:30

Second QuarterFSU(7-21)-RonDugans63-yardpassfromWeinke(Janikowskikick),13:45FSU(7-28)-Warrick59-yardpuntreturn(Janikowskikick),11:40VT(14-28)-Vick3-yardrun(Grahamkick),0:37

Third QuarterVT(17-28)-Graham23-yardfieldgoal,7:54VT(23-28)-AndreKendrick29-yardrun(Vickpassfailed),5:57VT(29-28)-AndreKendrick6-yardrun(Vickpassfailed),2:13

Fourth QuarterFSU(29-36)-Dugans14-yardpassfromWeinke(WeinkepasstoWarrick),12:59FSU(29-39)-Janikowski32-yardfieldgoal,10:26FSU(29-46)-Warrick43-yardpassfromWeinke(Janikowskikick),7:42



MICRON PC BOWLMiami 46, NC State 23

December29,1998

Miami 14 13 3 16 - 46NCState 7 3 7 6 - 23

SCORING SUMMARY

First QuarterUM(7-0)-AndreKing4-yardpassfromScottCovington(CroslandKick),11:34NCSU(7-7)-JamieBarnette1-yardrun(Deskevichkick),5:58UM(14-7)-EdgerrinJames5-yardrun(CroslandKick),3:15

Second QuarterUM(20-7)–Moss80-yardpassfromCovington(kickblocked),12:49NCSU(20-10)-DannyDeskevich28-yardFG,1:37UM(27-10)-James2-yardrun(Croslandkick),0:43

Third QuarterUM(30-10)-Crosland31-yardFG,10:05NCSU(30-17)-RahshonSpikes30-yardrun(Deskevichkick),5:03

Fourth QuarterUM(36-17)-JamesJackson13-yardrun(twopointconv.failed),14:33UM(43-17)-Jackson25-yardrun(Croslandkick),12:08NCSU(43-23)-ChrisColeman7-yardpassfromBarnette (twopointconversionfailed)UM(46-23)-JorgeGaitan29-yardFG,2:05Attendance:44,387

MUSIC CITY BOWLVirginia Tech 38, Alabama 7

December29,1998

VirginiaTech 7 3 14 14 - 38Alabama 0 7 0 0 - 7

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterVT(7-0)-AlClark43-yardrun(GrahamKick),12:25

Second QuarterUA(7-7)-MichaelVaughn5-yardpassfromAndrewZow(Pflugnerkick),9:13VT(10-7)-ShayneGraham44-yardFG,6:41

Third QuarterVT(17-7)-LamontPegues1-yardrun(Grahamkick),8:16VT(24-7)-ShyroneStith4-yardrun(Grahamkick),5:08

Fourth QuarterVT(31-7)-Pegues1-yardrun(Grahamkick),13:31VT(38-7)-AnthonyMidget27-yardinterceptionreturn(Grahamkick),7:33

Attendance:41,600

MUSIC CITY BOWLSyracuse 20, Kentucky 13

December29,1999

Syracuse 0 7 0 13 - 20Kentucky 10 0 0 3 - 13

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUK(0-7)-KendrickShanklin3-yardrun(MarcSamuelkick),11:58UK(0-10)-Samuel22-yardfieldgoal,6:31

Second QuarterSU(7-10)-KyleJohnson2-yardrun(NateTroutkick),1:56

Fourth QuarterUK(7-13)-Samuel35-yardfieldgoal,10:39SU(14-13)-JamesMungro32-yardrun(Troutkick),9:08SU(20-13)-Mungro20-yardrun(Troutkick),1:42

Attendance:59,221

FEDEX ORANGE BOWLFlorida 31, Syracuse 10

January2,1999

Florida 14 14 0 3 - 31Syracuse 0 3 0 7 - 10

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUF(0-7)-TravisTaylor51-yardpassfromDougJohnson(Chandlerkick),11:24UF(0-14)-Taylor26-yardpassfromJohnson(Chandlerkick),9:03

Second QuarterSU(3-14)NateTrout36-yardFG,13:32UF(3-21)-ErronKinney4-yardpassfromJessePalmer(Chandlerkick),3:21UF(3-28)Palmer1-yardrun(Chandlerkick),0:35

Fourth QuarterUF(3-31)-JeffChandler32-ydFG,7:19SU(10-31)-MauriceJackson62-yardpassfromDonovanMcNabb

(Troutkick),3:33

Attendance:67,919



TOSTITOS FIESTA BOWLKansas State 35, Syracuse 18

December31,1997

Syracuse 3 12 0 3 - 18KansasState 0 21 0 14 - 35

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterSU(3-0)-NateTrout27-yardFG,10:24

Second QuarterKSU(3-7)-DarnellMcDonald19-yard

passfromMichaelBishop(MartinGramaticakick),11:02

KSU(3-14)-Bishop12-yardrun(Gramaticakick),7:42KSU(3-21)-JustinSwift28-yardpassfromBishop(Gramaticakick),2:18SU(10-21)-DeeBrown24-yardrun(TroutKick),1:49SU(12-21)-Safety,1:19SU(15-21)-Trout,33-yardFG,0:00

Fourth QuarterKSU(15-28)-McDonald77-yardpassfromBishop(Gramaticakick),13:08SU(18-28)-Trout40-yardFG,9:59KSU(18-35)-McDonald41-yardpassfromBishop(Gramaticakick),3:17

Attendance:69,367

AXA/EQUITABLE LIBERTY BOWLSouthern Mississippi 41, Pittsburgh 7

December31,1997

Pittsburgh 0 7 0 0 - 7So.Mississippi 7 7 14 13 - 41 SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUSM(0-7)-SherrodGideon31-yardpassfromLeeRoberts(TimHardawaykick),6:04

Second QuarterUSM(0-14)-Gideon8-yardpassfromRoberts(Hardawaykick),11:27UP(7-14)-JakeHoffart89-yardpassfromPeteGonzalez(ChrisFerencikkick),2:52

Third QuarterUSM(7-21)-PerryPhenix16-yardfumblereturn(Hardawaykick),11:17USM(7-28)-Gideon5-yardpassfromRoberts(Hardawaykick),0:00

Fourth QuarterUSM(7-35)-TerranceThomas26-yardinterceptionreturn(Hardawaykick),13:45USM(7-41)-AdaliusParrish63-yardinterceptionreturn(kickfailed),11:05

Attendance:50,209

INSIGHT.COM BOWLMissouri 34, West Virginia 31

December26,1998

WestVirginia 0 3 14 14 - 31Missouri 14 10 7 3 - 24

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUM(7-0)-Posey70-yardblockedfieldgoalreturn(Longkick)UM(0-14)-CorbyJones9-yardrun(Longkick),3:03

Second QuarterWVU(3-14)-JayTaylor28-yardFG,14:52UM(3-16)-MissouriSafetyUM(3-24)-Jones2-yardrun(Laymanreceptionfortwopointconversion),0:53

Third QuarterWVU(10-24)-DavidSaunders9-yardpassfromMarcBulger,6:19UM(10-31)-Jones11-yardrun(Longkick),5:11WVU(17-31)-KhoriIvy8-yardpassfromBulger(Taylorkick),0:29

Fourth QuarterWVU(24-31)-Zereoue9-yardpassfromBulger(Taylorkick),10:27UM(24-34)-Long18-yardFG,3:44WVU(31-34)-Saunders1-yardpassfromBulger(Taylorkick),2:11

Attendance:36,147

TOYOTA GATOR BOWLNorth Carolina 42, Virginia Tech 3

January1,1998

VirginiaTech 0 0 3 0 - 3NorthCarolina 16 6 6 14 - 42

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUNC(0-3)-JoshMcgee29-yardFG,9:15UNC(0-10)-OctavusBarnes,62-yardpassfromChrisKeldorf(Mcgeekick),6:07UNC(0-16)-DreBly6-yardblockedpuntreturn(kickfailed),1:03

Second QuarterUNC(0-22)-GregEllisrecoveredfumbleinendzone(two-pointconversionfailed),14:53

Third QuarterUNC(0-28)-Linton1-yardrun(kickfailed),9:43VT(3-28)-ShayneGraham40-yardFG,4:37

Fourth QuarterUNC(3-35)-Barnes14-yardpassfromKeldorf(Mcgeekick),14:55UNC(3-42)-Carrick4-yardpassfromKeldorf(Mcgeekick),5:01

Attendance:54,116



FEDEX ORANGE BOWLNebraska 41, Virginia Tech 21

December31,1996

VirginiaTech 7 7 7 0 - 21Nebraska 0 17 14 10 - 41

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterVT(7-0)-MarcusParker,19-yardpassfromJimDruckenmiller(ShayneGrahamkick),11:46

Second QuarterNeb(7-3)-KrisBrown,25-yardfieldgoal,1:35Neb(7-10)-ScottFrost,5-yardtouch-downrun(KrisBrownkick),5:46Neb(7-17)-JasonPeter,31-yardfumblereturn(Brownkick),11:24VT(14-17)-ShawnScales,6-yardpassfromDruckenmiller (Grahamkick),14:41

Third QuarterNeb(14-24)-DamonBenning,33-yardrun(Brownkick),5:06VT(21-24)-CorneliusWhite,33-yardpassfromDruckenmillerGrahamkick),10:02Neb(21-31)-DamonBenning,6-yardrun(Brownkick),14:40

Fourth QuarterNeb(21-34)-KrisBrown,37-yardfieldgoal,7:08Neb(21-41)-ScottFrost,22-yardrun(Brownkick),11:34

Attendance:51,212

CARQUEST BOWLMiami 31, Virginia 21

December27,1996

Miami 14 10 0 7 - 31Virginia 7 0 7 7 - 21

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUM(7-0)-YatilGreen,70-yardpassfromRyanClement (AndyCroslandkick),2:17UM(14-0)-TremainMack,79-yardfumblereturn(Croslandkick),11:13UVa(14-7)-GermainCrowell,29-yardpassfromAaronBrooks (RafaelGarciakick),11:52

Second QuarterUM(17-7)-AndyCrosland,20-yardfieldgoal,10:24UM(24-7)-TremainMack,42-yardinterceptionreturn (CroslandKick),12:26

Third QuarterUVa(24-14)-AaronBrooks,1-yardrun(RafaelGarciakick),2:22

Fourth QuarterUM(31-14)-TrentJones,2-yardrun(Croslandkick),4:46UVa(31-21)-ThomasJones,3-yardrun(Garciakick),7:03

Attendance:46,418

CARQUEST BOWLGeorgia Tech 35, West Virginia 30

December29,1997

GeorgiaTech 14 14 0 7 - 35WestVirginia 7 7 10 6 - 30 SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterGT(0-7)-EdWilder1-yardrun(BradChamberskick),9:05WVU(7-7)-AmosZereoue14-yardrun(JayTaylorkick),6:26GT(7-14)-Hamilton30-yardrun(Chamberskick),2:58

Second QuarterGT(7-21)-Lillie3-yardpassfromHamilton(Chamberskick),10:11WVU(14-21)-JerryPorter21-yardpassfromMarcBulger(Taylorkick),4:45GT(14-28)-Hamilton9-yardrun(Chamberskick),0:27

Third QuarterWVU(21-28)-Zereoue19-yardrun(Taylorkick),9:26WVU(24-28)-Taylor21-yardFG,0:42

Fourth QuarterGT(24-35)-Wiley5-yardrun(Chamberskick),4:44WVU(30-35)-Porter74-yardpassfromBulger(two-pointconversionfailed)

Attendance:28,262

TOYOTA GATOR BOWLNorth Carolina 20, West Virginia 13

January1,1997

NorthCarolina 0 17 3 0 - 20WestVirginia 0 3 7 3 - 13

SCORING SUMMARY

Second QuarterUNC(0-7)-OctavusBarnes,18-yardpassfromOscarDavenport (JoshMcGeeKick),1:55UNC(0-10)-McGee22-yardfieldgoal,4:16WVU(3-10)-JayTaylor,47-yardfieldgoal,12:36UNC(3-17)-OscarDavenport,5-yardtouchdownrun(McGeeKick),13:45

Third QuarterWVU(10-17)-DavidSaunders,34-yardtouchdownpassfromChadJohnston,(Taylorkick),2:54UNC(10-20)-McGee,20-yardfieldgoal,9:29

Fourth QuarterWVU(13-20)-JayTaylor,47-yardfieldgoal,6:42

Attendance:52,103



NOKIA SUGAR BOWLVirginia Tech 28, Texas 10

December31,1995

VirginiaTech 0 7 7 14 - 28Texas 7 3 0 0 - 10

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterT(7-0)-PatFitzerald4passfromJamesBrown(PhilDawsonkick),4:32.

Second QuarterT(10-0)-Dawson52FG,13:19.VT(7-10)-BryanStill60puntreturn(AtleLarsenkick),2:34.

Third QuarterVT(14-10)-MarcusParker2rush(Larsenkick),2:32.

Fourth QuarterVT(21-10)-Still54passfromJimDruckenmiller(Larsenkick),12:28.VT(28-10)-JimBaron20fumblereturn(Larsenkick),5:06.

Attendance:70,283

CARQUEST BOWLSouth Carolina 24, West Virginia 21

January2,1995

WestVirginia 0 7 14 0 - 21SouthCarolina 7 10 7 0 - 24

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterSC(7-0)-BoomerFoster2passfromSteveTaneyhill(ReedMortonkick),12:34.

Second QuarterSC(10-0)-Morton47FG,12:34.WVU(7-10)-RobertWalker2rush(BryanBaumannkick),9:50.SC(17-7)-Taneyhill4rush(Mortonkick),2:36.

Third QuarterWVU(14-17)-LovettPurnell6passfromChadJohnston(Baumannkick),11:09.SC(24-14)-StanleyPritchett1rush(Mortonkick),2:40.WVU(21-24)-Purnell7passfromJohnston(Baumannkick),0:44.

Attendance:55,883

ST. JUDE LIBERTY BOWLSyracuse 30, Houston 17

December27,1996

Syracuse 7 9 0 14 - 30Houston 7 7 0 3 - 17

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter: SU(7-0)-DonovanMcNabb,1-yardtouchdownrun (NathanTroutKick),1:44UH(7-7)-AntowainSmith,21-yardpassfromChuckClements (SebastianVillarrealKick),3:12

Second QuarterSU(14-7)-RobKonrad,2-yardtouch-downrun(Troutkick),5:58SU(16-7)-Teamsafetyinendzone,11:02UH(16-14)-AntowainSmith,3-yardtouchdownrun (VillarrealKick),14:30

Fourth QuarterSU(23-14)-DonovanMcNabb,2-yardtouchdownrun(TroutKick),1:08UH(23-17)-SebastianVillarreal,23-yardfieldgoal,4:10SU(30-17)-MalcolmThomas,6-yardtouchdownrun(TroutKick),9:31

Attendance:49,163

TOYOTA GATOR BOWLSyracuse 41, Clemson 0

January1,1996

Syracuse 20 0 14 7 - 41Clemson 0 0 0 0 - 0

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterSU(7-0)-MalcolmThomas1rush(OlindoMarekick),13:11.SU(13-0)-DonovanMcNabb5rush(kickblocked),3:04.SU(20-0)-MarvinHarrison38passfromMcNabb(Marekick),2:07.

Third QuarterSU(27-0)-Thomas2rush(Marekick),11:43.SU(34-0)-Harrison56passfromMcNabb(Marekick),6:00.

Fourth QuarterSU(41-0)-KaseemSinceno15passfromMcNabb(Marekick),14:51.

Attendance:45,202



JEEP EAGLE ALOHA BOWLBoston College 12, Kansas State 7

December25,1994

BostonCollege 7 2 0 3 - 12KansasState 7 0 0 0 - 7

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterBC(7-0)-JusticeSmith2rush(DavidGordon),10:35.KS(7-7)-ChrisSubletterecoveredblockedpuntinendzone(MartinGramaticakick),0:08.

Second QuarterBC(9-7)-MikeMamulatackledChadMayinendzoneforsafety,2:37.

Fourth QuarterBC(12-7)-DavidGordon35FG,1:18.

Attendance:44,862

IBM OS/2 FIESTA BOWLArizona 29, Miami 0

January1,1994

Miami 0 0 0 0 - 0Arizona 9 7 6 7 - 29

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterA(6-0)-TroyDickey13passfromDanWhite (SteveMcLaughlinkickblockedbyCorwinFrancis),11:10.A(9-0)-McLaughlin39FG,1:49.

Second QuarterA(16-0)-ChuckLevy68rush(McLaughlinkick),3:39.

Third QuarterA(19-0)-McLaughlin31FG,6:57.A(22-0)-McLaughlin21FG,2:12.

Fourth QuarterA(29-0)-Dickey14passfromWhite(McLaughlinkick),9:08.

Attendance:72,260

FEDEX ORANGE BOWLNebraska 24, Miami 17

January1,1995

Miami 10 0 7 0 - 17Nebraska 0 7 2 15 - 24

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUM(3-0)-DanePrewitt44FG,7:54.UM(10-0)-TrentJones35passfromFrankCosta(Prewittkick),0:04.

Second QuarterN(7-10)-MarkGilman19passfromBrookBerringer(TomSielerkick),7:54.

Third QuarterUM(17-7)-JonathanHarris44passfromCosta(Prewittkick),13:19.N(9-17)-DwayneHarristacklesCostainendzoneforsafety,11:35.

Fourth QuarterN(17-17)-CorySchlesinger15rush(EricAlfordpassfromTommieFrazier),7:38.N(24-17)-Schlesinger14rush(Sielerkick),2:46.

Attendance:81,753

OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE GATOR BOWLTennessee 45, Virginia Tech 23

December30,1994

VirginiaTech 0 10 6 7 - 23Tennessee 14 21 0 10 - 45

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterT(7-0)-JamesStewart1rush(JohnBecksvoortkick),11:41.T(14-0)-MarcusNash36passfromPeytonManning(Becksvoortkick),1:08.

Second QuarterT(21-0)-JayGraham1rush(Becksvoortkick),13:23.VT(7-21)-DwayneThomas1rush(RyanWilliamskick),5:17.T(28-7)-Stewart1rush(Becksvoortkick),3:22.T(35-7)-KendrickJones19passfromStewart(Becksvoortkick),2:13.VT(10-35)-Williams28FG,0:03.

Third QuarterVT(16-35)-MauriceDeShazo7rush(kickfailed),7:03.

Fourth QuarterT(42-16)-Stewart5rush(Becksvoortkick),13:17.T(45-16)-Becksvoort19FG,9:41.VT(23-45)-BryanStill19passfromJimDruckenmiller(Williamskick),4:13.

Attendance:62,200



POULAN/WEED EATER INDEPENDENCE BOWLVirginia Tech 45, Indiana 20

December31,1993

VirginiaTech 7 21 0 17 - 45Indiana 7 6 0 7 - 20

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterIU(7-0)-ThomasLewis75passfromJohnPaci(BillManolopouloskick),5:36.VT(7-7)-WayneThomas13passfromMauriceDeShazo(RyanWilliamskick),0:04.

Second QuarterVT(14-7)-JoeSwarm6rush(Williamskick),11:14.IU(10-14)-Manolopoulos26FG,8:47.IU(13-14)-Manolopoulos40FG,5:25.VT(21-13)-LawrenceLewis20fumreturn(Williamskick),0:23.VT(28-13)-AntonioBanks80blockedFGreturn(Williamskick),0:00.

Fourth QuarterVT(35-13)-AntonioFreeman42passfromDeShazo(Williamskick),9:37.VT(42-13)-TommyEdwards5rush(Williamskick),9:21VT(45-13)-Williams42FG,6:00IU(20-45)-Lewis42passfromChrisDittoe(Manolopouloskick),4:26.

Attendance:33,819

USF&G SUGAR BOWLAlabama 34, Miami 13

January1,1993

Miami 3 3 0 7 - 13Alabama 3 10 14 7 - 34

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterA(3-0)-MichaelProctor19FG,10:56.UM(3-3)-DanePrewitt49FG,7:49.

Second QuarterA(6-3)-Proctor23FG,10:48.A(13-3)-ShermanWilliams2rush(Proctorkick),6:09.UM(6-13)-Prewitt42FG,0:00.

Third QuarterA(20-6)-DerrickLassic1rush(Proctorkick),10:12.A(27-6)-GeorgeTeague31intreturn(Proctorkick),9:56.

Fourth QuarterUM(13-27)-KevinWilliams78puntreturn(Prewittkick),12:08.A(34-13)-Lassic4rush(Proctorkick),6:46.

Attendance:76,789

USF&G SUGAR BOWLFlorida 41, West Virginia 7

January1,1994

WestVirginia 7 0 0 0 - 7Florida 7 14 14 6 - 41

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterWVU(7-0)-JayKearney32passfromJakeKelchner(TomMazzonekick),10:14.UF(7-7)-ErrictRhett3rush(JuddDaviskick),0:21.

Second QuarterUF(14-7)-LawrenceWright52intreturn(Davidkick),9:12.UF(21-7)-WillieJackson39passfromTerryDean(Daviskick),0:51.

Third QuarterUF(28-7)-Rhett2rush(Daviskick),10:58.UF(35-7)-Rhett1rush(Daviskick),8:58.

Fourth QuarterUF(38-7)-Davis43FG,7:16.UF(41-7)-Davis26FG,1:55.

Attendance:75,437

CARQUEST BOWLBoston College 31, Virginia 13

January1,1994

BostonCollege 3 14 7 7 - 31Virginia 7 6 0 0 - 13

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUVA(7-0)-JerrodWashington8rush(KyleKirkeidekick),13:55.BC(3-7)-DavidGordon19FG,7:39.

Second QuarterBC(10-7)-ClarenceCannon78passfromGlennFoley(Gordonkick),14:43.UVA(13-10)-CharlesWay7rush(kickfailed),7:48.BC(17-13)-Cannon5passfromFoley(Gordonkick),3:42.

Third QuarterBC(24-13)-KeithMiller46passfromFoley(Gordonkick),6:19.

Fourth QuarterBC(31-13)-DarnellCampbell12rush(Gordonkick),14:56.

Attendance:38,516



FEDEX ORANGE BOWLMiami 22, Nebraska 0

January1,1992

Miami 13 0 9 0 - 22Nebraska 0 0 0 0 - 0

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterUM(7-0)-KevinWilliams8passfromGinoTorretta(CarlosHuertakick),11:04.UM(10-0)-Huerta24FG,5:04.UM(13-0)-Huerta24FG,4:02.

Third QuarterUM(19-0)-LarryJones1rush(2-pt.conv.failed),11:19.UM(22-0)-Huerta54FG,2:33.

Attendance:77,747

HALL OF FAME BOWLSyracuse 24, Ohio State 17

January1,1992

Syracuse 14 0 3 7 - 24OhioState 0 3 7 7 - 17

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterSU(7-0)-ShelbyHill50passfromMarvinGraves(JohnBiskupkick),12:05SU(14-0)-Graves3rush(Biskupkick),0:00.

Second QuarterOSU(3-14)-TimWilliams34FG,1:26.

Third QuarterSU(17-3)-Biskup32FG,6:35.OSU(10-17)-CarlosSnow2rush(Williamskick),1:36.

Fourth QuarterOSU(17-17)-TitoPaulfumrecinendzoneoffblockedpunt(Williamskick),8:03.SU(24-17)-AntonioJohnson60passfromGraves(Biskupkick),7:05.

Attendance:57,789

IBM OS/2 FIESTA BOWLSyracuse 26, Colorado 22

January1,1993

Syracuse 3 3 20 0 - 26Colorado 0 7 9 6 - 22

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterSU(3-0)-JohnBiskup46FG,6:12.

Second QuarterSU(6-0)-Biskup34FG,5:56.CU(7-6)-SeanEmbree7passfromKordellStewart(MitchBergerkick),0:10.

Third QuarterSU(12-7)-DavidWalker13rush(passfailed),6:22.CU(10-12)-Berger38FG,3:10.SU(19-10)-Graves28rush(Biskupkick),1:33.CU(16-19)-CharlesJohnson16passfromStewart(kickfailed),0:14.SU(26-16)-KirbyDarDar100kickreturn(Biskupkick),0:00.

Fourth QuarterCU(22-26)-LamontWarren6rush(kickfailed),4:28.

Attendance:70,224

HALL OF FAME BOWLTennessee 38, Boston College 23

January1,1993

BostonCollege 0 7 0 16 - 23Tennessee 14 0 17 7 - 38

SCORING SUMMARYFirst QuarterT(7-0)-HeathShuler1rush(JohnBecksvoortkick),9:55.T(14-0)-CoryFleming27passfromShuler(Becksvoortkick),5:13.

Second QuarterBC(7-14)-PeteMitchell12passfromGlennFoley(DavidGordonkick),10:43.

Third QuarterT(21-7)-Shuler14rush(Becksvoortkick),10:17.T(24-7)-Becksvoort25FG,4:42.T(31-7)-MosePhillips69passfromShuler(Becksvoortkick),2:01.

Fourth QuarterT(38-7)-Fleming48passfromJerryColquitt(Becksvoortkick),7:05.BC(15-38)-Mitchell17passfromFoley(MitchellfromFoley),5:37.BC(23-38)-DarnellCampbell7rush(IvanBoydfromFoley),1:19.

Attendance:52,056


BOWL RECORDS OF CURRENT BIG EAST MEMBERS SINCE JOINING THE LEAGUESCHOOL BOWLS W-L-T PCT. LAST APPEARANCE Cincinnati 4 2-2-0 .500 2010AllstateSugarBowlvs.Florida,(24-51,Jan.1,2010)Connecticut 5 3-2-0 .600 2011TostitosFiestaBowlvs.Oklahoma(20-48,Jan.1,2011)Louisville 3 2-1-0 .667 2010Beef‘O’Brady’sBowlvs.SouthernMississippi(31-28,Dec.21,2010)Pittsburgh 9 4-5-0 .444 2011BBVACompassBowlvs.Kentucky(27-10,Jan.8,2011)Rutgers 5 4-1-0 .800 2009St.PetersburgBowlvs.UCF(45-24,Dec.19,2009)USF 6 4-2-0 .667 2010MeinekeCarCareBowlvs.Clemson(31,26,Dec.31,2010)Syracuse 10 7-3-0 .700 2010NewEraPinstripeBowlvs.KansasState(36-34,Dec.30,2010)WestVirginia 15 5-10-0 .333 2010ChampsSportsBowlvs.NorthCarolinaState(7-23,Dec.28,2010)TOTAL 51 27-24-0 .529

ALL-TIME COMPOSITE BOWL RECORDS OF CURRENT BIG EAST CONFERENCE MEMBERSSCHOOL BOWLS W-L-T PCT. LAST APPEARANCECincinnati 12 6-6-0 .500 2010AllstateSugarBowlvs.Florida,(24-51,Jan.1,2010)Connecticut 5 3-2-0 .600 2011TostitosFiestaBowlvs.Oklahoma(20-48,Jan.1,2011)Louisville 14 7-6-1 .536 2010Beef‘O’Brady’sBowlvs.SouthernMississippi(31-28,Dec.21,2010)Pittsburgh 27 12-15-0 .444 2011BBVACompassBowlvs.Kentucky(27-10,Jan.8,2011)Rutgers 6 4-2-0 .667 2009St.PetersburgBowlvs.UCF(45-24,Dec.19,2009)USF 6 4-2-0 .667 2010MeinekeCarCareBowlvs.Clemson(31,26,Dec.31,2010)Syracuse 23 13-9-1 .587 2010NewEraPinstripeBowlvs.KansasState(36-34,Dec.30,2010)WestVirginia 30 13-17-0 .433 2010ChampsSportsBowlvs.NorthCarolinaState(7-23,Dec.28,2010)



ALAMO BOWL (0-0)SanAntonio,Texas12-31-93 California37,Iowa312-31-94 WashingtonState10,Baylor312-28-95 TexasA&M22,Michigan2012-29-96 Iowa27,TexasTech012-30-97 Purdue33,OklahomaState2012-29-98 Purdue37,KansasState3412-28-99 PennState24,TexasA&M012-30-00 Nebraska66,Northwestern1712-29-01 Iowa19,TexasTech1612-28-02 Wisconsin31,Colorado28(ot)12-29-03 Nebraska17,MichiganState312-19-04 OhioState33,OklahomaState712-28-05 Nebraska32,Michigan2812-30-06 Texas26,Iowa2412-29-07 PennState24,TexasA&M1712-29-08 Missouri30,Northwestern23(ot)1-2-10 TexasTech41,MichiganState3112-29-10 OklahomaState36,Arizona10

ARMED FORCES BOWL (0-0)ForthWorth,Texas12-23-03 BoiseState34,TCU3112-23-04 Cincinnati32,Marshall1412-23-05 Kanas42,Houston1312-23-06 Utah25,Tulsa1312-31-07 California42,AirForce3612-29-08 Missouri30,Northwestern23(ot)12-31-09 AirForce47,Houston2012-30-10 Army16,SouthernMethodist14FortWorthBowl(2003-05)

BBVA COMPASS BOWL (5-0)Birmingham,Ala.12-23-06 USF24,EastCarolina712-22-07 CINCINNATI31,SouthernMississippi2112-29-08 RUTGERS29,NorthCarolinaState231-2-10 CONNECTICUT20,SouthCarolina71-8-11 PITTSBURGH27,Kentucky10PapaJohns.comBowl(2006-09)

BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME1-8-07 Florida41,OhioState14 Glendale,Arizona1-7-08 LSU38,OhioState24 NewOrleans,Louisiana1-8-09 Florida24,Oklahoma14 Miami,Fla.1-7-10 Alabama37,Texas21 Pasadena,Calif.1-10-11 Auburn22,Oregon19 Glendale,Ariz.

BEEF ‘O’ BRADY’S BOWL (3-0)St.Petersburg,Fla.12-20-08 USF41,Memphis1412-19-09 RUTGERS45,UCF2412-21-10 LOUISVILLE31,SouthernMississippi28St.PetersburgBowl(2008-09)

CAPITAL ONE BOWL (0-0)Orlando,Florida1-1-47 Catawba31,Maryville61-1-48 Catawba7,Marshall01-1-49 MurrayState21,SulRossState211-2-50 St.Vincent7,Emory&Henry61-1-51 MorrisHarvey35,Emory&Henry141-1-52 Stetson35,ArkansasState71-1-53 EastTexasState33,Tenn.Tech01-1-54 EastTexasState7,ArkansasState71-1-55 Nebraska-Omaha7,EasternKentucky61-2-56 Juniata6,MissouriValley61-1-57 WestTexasState20,SouthernMiss131-1-58 EastTexasState10,SouthernMiss912-27-58 EastTexasState26,MissouriValley71-1-60 MiddleTennessee21,Presbyterian1212-30-60 Citadel27,TennesseeTech012-29-61 Lamar21,MiddleTennessee1412-22-62 Houston49,Miami(Ohio)2112-28-63 WesternKentucky27,CoastGuard012-12-64 EastCarolina14,Massachusetts1312-11-65 EastCarolina31,Maine012-10-66 MorganState14,WestChester612-16-67 Tenn.-Martin25,WestChester8

12-27-68 Richmond 49, Ohio 4212-26-69 Toledo 56, Davidson 3312-28-70 Toledo 40, William & Mary 1212-28-71 Toledo 28, Richmond 312-29-72 Tampa 21, Kent State 1812-22-73 Miami (Ohio) 16, Florida 712-21-74 Miami (Ohio) 21, Georgia 1012-20-75 Miami (Ohio) 20, South Carolina 712-18-76 Oklahoma State 49, Brigham Young 2112-23-77 Florida State 40, Texas Tech 1712-23-78 North Carolina State 30, Pittsburgh 1712-22-79 LSU 34, Wake Forest 1012-20-80 Florida 35, Maryland 2012-19-81 Missouri 19, Southern Miss 1712-18-82 Auburn 33, Boston College 2612-17-83 Tennessee 30, Maryland 2312-22-84 Georgia 17, Florida State 1712-28-85 Ohio State 10, Brigham Young 71-1-87 Auburn 16, USC 71-1-88 Clemson 35, Penn State 101-2-89 Clemson 13, Oklahoma 61-1-90 Illinois 31, Virginia 211-1-91 Georgia Tech 45, Nebraska 211-1-92 California 37, Clemson 131-1-93 Georgia 21, Ohio State 141-1-94 Penn State 31, Tennessee 131-2-95 Alabama 24, Ohio State 171-1-96 Tennessee 20, Ohio State 141-1-97 Tennessee 48, Northwestern 281-1-98 Florida 21, Penn State 61-1-99 Michigan 45, Arkansas 311-1-00 Michigan State 37, Florida 341-1-01 Michigan 31, Auburn 281-1-02 Tennessee 45, Michigan 171-1-03 Auburn 13, Penn State 91-1-04 Georgia 34, Purdue 27 (ot)1-1-05 Iowa 30, LSU 251-2-06 Wisconsin 24, Auburn 101-1-07 Wisconsin 17, Arkansas 141-1-08 Michigan 41, Florida 351-1-09 Georgia 24, Michigan State 121-1-10 Penn State 19, LSU 17Tangerine Bowl (1947-82);Florida Citrus Bowl (1983-2001)

CHAMPS SPORTS BOWL (4-4)Orlando, Florida12-28-90 Florida State 24, Penn State 1712-28-91 Alabama 30, Colorado 251-1-93 Stanford 24, Penn State 31-1-94 BOSTON COLLEGE 31, Virginia 131-2-95 South Carolina 24, WEST VIRGINIA 2112-30-95 North Carolina 20, Arkansas 1012-27-96 MIAMI 31, Virginia 2112-29-97 Georgia Tech 35, WEST VIRGINIA 3012-29-98 MIAMI 46, North Carolina State 2312-30-99 Illinois 63, Virginia 2112-28-00 North Carolina State 38, Minnesota 3012-20-01 PITTSBURGH 34, North Carolina State 1912-23-02 Texas Tech 55, Clemson 1512-22-03 North Carolina State 56, Kansas 2612-21-04 Georgia Tech 51, SYRACUSE 1412-27-05 Clemson 19, Colorado 1012-29-06 Maryland 24, Purdue 712-28-07 Boston College 24, Michigan State 2112-27-08 Florida State 24, Wisconsin 1312-29-09 Wisconsin 20, Miami 1412-28-10 North Carolina State 23, WEST VIRGINIA 7Blockbuster Bowl (1990-93)Carquest Bowl (1994-97)MicronPC Bowl (1998-2000)Tangerine Bowl (2001-03)

CHICK-FIL-A BOWL (0-0)Atlanta, Georgia12-30-68 LSU 31, Florida State 2712-30-69 West Virginia 14, South Carolina 312-30-70 Arizona State 48, North Carolina 2612-30-71 Mississippi 41, Georgia Tech 1812-29-72 North Carolina State 49, West Virginia 1312-28-73 Georgia 17, Maryland 1612-28-74 Vanderbilt 6, Texas Tech 612-31-75 West Virginia 13, North Carolina State 1012-31-76 Kentucky 21, North Carolina 012-31-77 North Carolina State 24, Iowa State 14

12-25-78 Purdue 41, Georgia Tech 2112-31-79 Baylor 24, Clemson 181-2-81 Miami 20, Virginia TEch 1012-31-81 West Virginia 26, Florida 612-31-82 Iowa 28, Tennessee 2212-30-83 Florida State 28, North Carolina 312-31-84 Virginia 27, Purdue 2412-31-85 Army 31, Illinois 2912-31-86 Virginia Tech 25, North Carolina State 241-2-88 Tennessee 27, Indiana 2212-31-88 North Carolina State 28, Iowa 2312-30-89 Syracuse 19, Georgia 1812-29-90 Auburn 27, Indiana 231-1-92 East Carolina 37, North Carolina State 341-2-93 North Carolina 21, Mississippi State 1712-31-93 Clemson 14, Kentucky 131-1-95 North Carolina State 28, Mississippi State 2412-30-95 Virginia 34, Georgia 2712-28-96 LSU 10, Clemson 71-2-98 Auburn 21, Clemson 712-31-98 Georgia 35, Virginia 3312-30-99 Mississippi State 17, Clemson 712-29-00 LSU 28, Georgia Tech 1412-31-01 North Carolina 16, Auburn 1012-31-02 Maryland 30, Tennessee 31-2-04 Clemson 27, Tennessee 1412-31-04 Miami 27, Florida 1012-30-05 LSU 40, Miami 312-30-06 Georgia 31, Virginia Tech 2412-31-07 Auburn 23, Clemson 20 (ot)12-31-08 LSU 38, Georgia Tech 312-31-09 Virginia Tech 37, Tennessee 1412-31-10 Florida State 26, South Carolina 17Peach Bowl (1968-2005)

COTTON BOWL (0-0)Dallas, Texas1-1-37 TCU 16, Marquette 61-1-38 Rice 28, Colorado 141-2-39 St. Mary’s 20, Texas Tech 131-1-40 Clemson 6, Boston College 31-1-41 Texas A&M 13, Fordham 121-1-42 Alabama 29, Texas A&M 211-1-43 Texas 14, Georgia Tech 71-1-44 Texas 7, Randolph Field 71-1-45 Oklahoma State 34, TCU 01-1-46 Texas 40, Missouri 271-1-47 Arkansas 0, LSU 01-1-48 SMU 13, Penn State 131-1-49 SMU 21, Oregon 131-2-50 Rice 27, North Carolina 131-1-51 Tennessee 20, Texas 141-1-52 Kentucky 20, TCU 71-1-53 Texas 16, Tennessee 01-1-54 Rice 28, Alabama 61-1-55 Georgia Tech 14, Arkansas 61-2-56 Mississippi 14, TCU 131-1-57 TCU 28, Syracuse 271-1-58 Navy 20, Rice 71-1-59 TCU 0, Air Force 01-1-60 Syracuse 23, Texas 141-2-61 Duke 7, Arkansas 61-1-62 Texas 12, Mississippi 71-1-63 LSU 13, Texas 01-1-64 Texas 28, Navy 61-1-65 Arkansas 10, Nebraska 71-1-66 LSU 14, Arkansas 712-31-66 Georgia 24, SMU 91-1-68 Texas A&M 20, Alabama 161-1-69 Texas 36, Tennessee 131-1-70 Texas 21, Notre Dame 171-1-71 Notre Dame 24, Texas 111-1-72 Penn State 30, Texas 61-1-73 Texas 17, Alabama 131-1-74 Nebraska 19, Texas 31-1-75 Penn State 41, Baylor 201-1-76 Arkansas 31, Georgia 101-1-77 Houston 30, Maryland 211-2-78 Notre Dame 38, Texas 101-1-79 Notre Dame 35, Houston 341-1-80 Houston 17, Nebraska 141-1-81 Alabama 30, Baylor 21-1-82 Texas 14, Alabama 121-1-83 SMU 7, Pittsburgh 31-2-84 Georgia 10, Texas 9

BOWL GAME RESULTSBIG EAST FOOTBALL


1-1-85 Boston College 45, Houston 281-1-86 Texas A&M 36, Auburn 161-1-87 Ohio State 28, Texas A&M 121-1-88 Texas A&M 35, Notre Dame 101-2-89 UCLA 17, Arkansas 31-1-90 Tennessee 31, Arkansas 271-1-91 Miami 46, Texas 31-1-92 Florida State 10, Texas A&M 21-1-93 Notre Dame 28, Texas A&M 31-1-94 Notre Dame 24, Texas A&M 211-2-95 USC 55, Texas Tech 141-1-96 Colorado 38, Oregon 61-1-97 Brigham Young 19, Kansas State 151-1-98 UCLA 29, Texas A&M 231-1-99 Texas 38, Mississippi State 111-1-00 Arkansas 27, Texas 61-1-01 Kansas State 35, Tennessee 211-1-02 Oklahoma 10, Arkansas 31-1-03 Texas 35, LSU 201-2-04 Mississippi 31, Oklahoma State 281-1-05 Tennessee 38, Texas A&M 71-2-06 Alabama 13, Texas Tech 101-1-07 Auburn 17, Nebraska 141-1-08 Missouri 38, Arkansas 71-2-09 Mississippi 47, Texas Tech 341-2-10 Mississippi 21, Oklahoma State 71-7-11 LSU 41, Texas A&M 24

FIESTA BOWL (2-5)Tempe, Arizona12-27-71 Arizona State 45, Florida State 3812-23-72 Arizona State 49, Missouri 3512-21-73 Arizona State 28, Pittsburgh 712-28-74 Oklahoma State 16, Brigham Young 612-26-75 Arizona State 17, Nebraska 1412-25-76 Oklahoma 41, Wyoming 712-25-77 Penn State 42, Arizona State 3012-25-78 Arkansas 10, UCLA 1012-25-79 Pittsburgh 16, Arizona 1012-26-80 Penn State 31, Ohio State 191-1-82 Penn State 26, USC 101-1-83 Arizona State 32, Oklahoma 211-2-84 Ohio State 28, Pittsburgh 231-1-85 UCLA 39, Miami 371-1-86 Michigan 27, Nebraska 231-2-87 Penn State 14, Miami 101-1-88 Florida State 31, Nebraska 281-2-89 Notre Dame 34, West Virginia 211-1-90 Florida State 41, Nebraska 171-1-91 Louisville 34, Alabama 71-1-92 Penn State 42, Tennessee 171-1-93 SYRACUSE 26, Colorado 221-1-94 Arizona 29, MIAMI 01-2-95 Colorado 41, Notre Dame 241-2-96 Nebraska 62, Florida 241-1-97 Penn State 38, Texas 1512-31-97 Kansas State 35, SYRACUSE 181-4-99 Tennessee 23, Florida State 161-2-00 Nebraska 31, Tennessee 211-1-01 Oregon State 41, Notre Dame 91-1-02 Oregon 38, Colorado 161-3-03 Ohio State 31, MIAMI 24 (2ot)1-2-04 Ohio State 35, Kansas State 281-1-05 Utah 35, PITTSBURGH 71-2-06 Ohio State 34, Notre Dame 101-1-07 Boise State 43, Oklahoma 421-2-08 WEST VIRGINIA 48, Oklahoma 281-5-09 Texas 24, Ohio State 211-4-10 Boise State 17, TCU 101-1-11 Oklahoma 48, CONNECTICUT 20

GATOR BOWL (4-8)Jacksonville, Florida1-1-46 Wake Forest 26, South Carolina 141-1-47 Oklahoma 34, North Carolina State 131-1-48 Maryland 20, Georgia 201-1-49 Clemson 24, Missouri 231-2-50 Maryland 20, Missouri 71-1-51 Wyoming 20, Washington & Lee 71-1-52 Miami 14, Clemson 01-1-53 Florida 14, Tulsa 131-1-54 Texas Tech 35, Auburn 1312-31-54 Auburn 33, Baylor 1312-31-55 Vanderbilt 25, Auburn 1312-29-56 Georgia Tech 21, Pittsburgh 14

12-28-57 Tennessee 3, Texas A&M 012-27-58 Mississippi 7, Florida 31-2-60 Arkansas 14, Georgia Tech 712-31-60 Florida 13, Baylor 1212-30-61 Penn State 30, Georgia Tech 1512-29-62 Florida 17, Penn State 712-28-63 North Carolina 35, Air Force 01-2-65 Florida State 36, Oklahoma 1912-31-65 Georgia Tech 31, Texas Tech 2112-31-66 Tennessee 18, Syracuse 1212-30-67 Penn State 17, Florida State 1712-28-68 Missouri 35, Alabama 1012-27-69 Florida 14, Tennessee 131-2-71 Auburn 35, Mississippi 2812-31-71 Georgia 7, North Carolina 312-30-72 Auburn 24, Colorado 312-29-73 Texas Tech 28, Tennessee 1912-30-74 Auburn 27, Texas 312-29-75 Maryland 13, Florida 012-27-76 Notre Dame 20, Penn State 912-30-77 Pittsburgh 34, Clemson 312-29-78 Clemson 17, Ohio State 1512-28-79 North Carolina 17, Michigan 1512-29-80 Pittsburgh 37, South Carolina 912-28-81 North Carolina 31, Arkansas 2712-30-82 Florida State 31, West Virginia 1212-30-83 Florida 14, Iowa 612-28-84 Oklahoma State 21, South Carolina 1412-30-85 Florida State 34, Oklahoma State 2312-27-86 Clemson 27, Stanford 2112-31-87 LSU 30, South Carolina 131-1-89 Georgia 34, Michigan State 2712-30-89 Clemson 27, West Virginia 71-1-91 Michigan 35, Mississippi 312-29-91 Oklahoma 48, Virginia 1412-31-92 Florida 27, North Carolina State 1012-31-93 Alabama 24, North Carolina 1012-30-94 Tennessee 45, VIRGINIA TECH 231-1-96 SYRACUSE 41, Clemson 01-1-97 North Carolina 20, WEST VIRGINIA 131-1-98 North Carolina 42, VIRGINIA TECH 31-1-99 Georgia Tech 35, Notre Dame 281-1-00 MIAMI 28, Georgia Tech 131-1-01 VIRGINIA TECH 41, Clemson 201-1-02 Florida State 30, VIRGINIA TECH 171-1-03 North Carolina State 28, Notre Dame 61-1-04 Maryland 41, WEST VIRGINIA 71-1-05 Florida State 30, WEST VIRGINIA 181-2-06 Virginia Tech 35, LOUISVILLE 241-1-07 WEST VIRGINIA 38, Georgia Tech 351-1-08 Texas Tech 31, Virginia 281-1-09 Nebraska 26, Clemson 211-1-10 Florida State 33, WEST VIRGINIA 211-1-11 Mississippi State 52, Michigan 14at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium/Gainesville, Fla. (1994)

GODADDY.COM BOWL (0-0)Mobile, Alabama12-20-00 Southern Mississippi 28, TCU 2112-19-01 Marshall 64, East Carolina 6112-18-02 Marshall 38, Louisville 1512-18-03 Miami (Ohio) 49, Louisville 2812-22-04 Bowling Green 52, Memphis 3512-21-05 Toledo 45, Texas-El Paso 131-7-07 Southern Mississippi 28, Ohio 71-6-08 Tulsa 63, Bowling Green 71-6-09 Tulsa 45, Ball State 131-6-10 Central Michigan 44, Troy 41 (ot)1-6-11 Miami (Ohio) 35, Middle Tennessee 21Mobile Alabama Bowl (2000)GMAC Bowl (2000-10)

HAWAII BOWL (0-0)Honolulu, Hawaii12-25-02 Tulane 36, Hawaii 2812-25-03 Hawaii 54, Houston 4812-24-04 Hawaii 59, UAB 4012-24-05 Nevada 49, Central Florida 48 (ot)12-24-06 Hawaii 41, Arizona State 2412-23-07 East Carolina 41, Boise State 3812-24-08 Notre Dame 49, Hawaii 2112-24-09 Southern Methodist 45, Nevada 1012-24-10 Tulsa 62, Hawaii 35

HOLIDAY BOWL (0-0)SanDiego,California12-22-78 Navy23,BrighamYoung1612-21-79 Indiana38,BrighamYoung3712-17-80 OhioState46,BrighamYoung4512-18-81 BrighamYoung38,WashingtonState3612-17-82 OhioState47,BrighamYoung1712-23-83 BrighamYoung21,Missouri1712-21-84 BrighamYoung24,Michigan1712-22-85 Arkansas18,ArizonaState1712-30-86 Iowa39,SanDiegoState3812-30-87 Iowa20,Wyoming1912-30-88 OklahomaState62,Wyoming1412-29-89 PennState50,BrighamYoung3912-29-90 TexasA&M65,BrighamYoung1412-30-91 Iowa13,BrighamYoung1312-30-92 Hawaii27,Illinois1712-30-93 OhioState28,BrighamYoung2112-30-94 Michigan24,ColoradoState1412-29-95 KansasState54,ColoradoState2112-30-96 Colorado33,Washington2112-29-97 ColoradoState35,Missouri2412-30-98 Arizona23,Nebraska2012-29-99 KansasState24,Washington2012-29-00 Oregon35,Texas3012-28-01 Texas47,Washington4312-27-02 KansasState34,ArizonaState2712-30-03 WashingtonState28,Texas2012-30-04 TexasTech45,California3112-29-05 Oklahoma17,Oregon1412-28-06 California45,TexasA&M1012-27-07 Texas52,ArizonaState3412-30-08 Oregon42,OklahomaState3112-30-09 Nebraska33,Arizona012-30-10 Washington19,Nebraska7

HUMANITARIAN BOWL (0-0)Boise,Idaho12-29-97 Cincinnati35,UtahState1912-30-98 Idaho42,SouthernMississippi3512-30-99 BoiseState34,Louisville3112-28-00 BoiseState38,Texas-ElPaso2312-31-01 Clemson49,LouisianaTech2412-31-02 BoiseState34,IowaState161-3-04 GeorgiaTech52,Tulsa1012-27-04 FresnoState37,Virginia3412-28-05 BostonCollege27,BoiseState2412-31-06 Miami21,Nevada2012-31-07 FresnoState40,GeorgiaTech2812-30-08 Maryland42,Nevada3512-30-09 Idaho43,BowlingGreen4212-18-10 NorthernIllinois40,FresnoState17MPCComputersBowl(2004-06)

INDEPENDENCE BOWL (1-0)Shreveport,Louisiana12-13-76 McNeeseState20,Tulsa1612-17-77 LouisianaTech24,Louisville1412-16-78 EastCarolina35,LouisianaTech1312-15-79 Syracuse31,McNeeseState712-13-80 SouthernMiss16,McNeeseState1412-12-81 TexasA&M33,OklahomaSt.1612-11-82 Wisconsin14,KansasState312-10-83 AirForce9,Mississippi312-15-84 AirForce23,VirginiaTech712-21-85 Minnesota20,Clemson1312-20-86 Mississippi20,TexasTech1712-12-87 Washington24,Tulane1212-23-88 SouthernMiss38,Texas-ElPaso1812-16-89 Oregon27,Tulsa2412-15-90 LouisianaTech34,Maryland3412-29-91 Georgia24,Arkansas1512-31-92 WakeForest39,Oregon3512-31-93 VIRGINIATECH45,Indiana2012-28-94 Virginia20,TCU1012-29-95 LSU45,MichiganState2612-31-96 Auburn32,Army2912-28-97 LSU27,NotreDame912-31-98 Mississippi35,TexasTech1812-31-99 Mississippi27,Oklahoma2512-31-00 MississippiState43,TexasA&M41(ot)12-27-01 Alabama14,IowaState1312-27-02 Mississippi27,Nebraska2312-31-03 Arkansas27,Missouri1412-28-04 IowaState17,Miami(Ohio)13



12-30-05 Missouri38,SouthCarolina3112-28-06 OklahomaState34,Alabama3112-30-07 Alabama30,Colorado2412-28-08 LouisianaTech17,NorthernIllinois1012-28-09 Georgia44,TexasA&M2012-27-10 AirForce14,GeorgiaTech7

INSIGHT BOWL (2-5)Phoenix,Arizona12-31-89 Arizona17,NorthCarolinaState1012-31-90 California17,Wyoming1512-31-91 Indiana24,Baylor012-29-92 WashingtonState31,Utah2812-29-93 KansasState52,Wyoming1712-29-94 BrighamYoung31,Oklahoma612-27-95 TexasTech55,AirForce4112-27-96 Wisconsin38,Utah1012-27-97 Arizona20,NewMexico1412-26-98 Missouri34,WESTVIRGINIA3112-31-99 Colorado62,BOSTONCOLLEGE2812-28-00 IowaState37,PITTSBURGH2912-29-01 SYRACUSE26,KansasState312-26-02 PITTSBURGH38,OregonState1312-26-03 California52,VIRGINIATECH4912-28-04 OregonState38,NotreDame2112-27-05 ArizonaState45,RUTGERS4012-29-06 TexasTech44,Minnesota41(2ot)12-31-07 OklahomaState49,Indiana3312-31-08 Kansas42,Minnesota2112-31-09 IowaState14,Minnesota1312-28-10 Iowa27,Missouri24CopperBowl(1989-96)

KRAFT FIGHT HUNGER BOWL (2-0)SanFrancisco,California12-31-02 VIRGINIATECH20,AirForce1312-31-03 BOSTONCOLLEGE35,ColoradoState2112-30-04 Navy34,NewMexico1912-29-05 Utah38,GeorgiaTech1012-27-06 FloridaState44,UCLA2712-28-07 OregonState21,Maryland1412-27-08 California24,Miami(Fla.)1712-26-09 USC24,BostonCollege131-9-11 Nevada20,BostonCollege13SanFranciscoBowl(2002-03)EmeraldBowl(2004-09)

LAS VEGAS BOWL (0-0)LasVegas,Nevada12-17-93 UtahState42,BallState3312-15-94 UNLV52,CentralMichigan2412-14-95 Toledo40,Nevada37(ot)12-19-96 Nevada18,BallState1512-20-97 Oregon41,AirForce1312-19-98 NorthCarolina20,SanDiegoState1312-18-99 Utah17,FresnoState1612-21-00 UNLV31,Arkansas1412-25-01 Utah10,USC612-25-02 UCLA27,NewMexico1312-24-03 OregonState55,NewMexico1412-23-04 Wyoming24,UCLA2112-22-05 California35,BrighamYoung2812-21-06 BrighamYoung38,Oregon812-22-07 BrighamYoung17,UCLA1612-20-08 Arizona31,BrighamYoung2112-22-09 BYU44,OregonState2012-22-10 BoiseState26,Utah3

LIBERTY BOWL (1-1)Memphis,Tennessee(since1965)12-19-59 PennState7,Alabama012-17-60 PennState41,Oregon1212-16-61 Syracuse15,Miami1412-15-62 OregonState6,Villanova012-21-63 MississippiState16,NorthCarolinaSt.1212-19-64 Utah32,WestVirginia612-18-65 Mississippi13,Auburn712-10-66 Miami14,VirginiaTech712-16-67 NorthCarolinaState14,Georgia712-14-68 Mississippi34,VirginiaTech1712-13-69 Colorado47,Alabama3312-12-70 Tulane17,Colorado312-20-71 Tennessee14,Arkansas1312-18-72 GeorgiaTech31,IowaState3012-17-73 NorthCarolinaState31,Kansas1812-16-74 Tennessee7,Maryland3

12-22-75 USC20,TexasA&M012-20-76 Alabama36,UCLA612-19-77 Nebraska21,NorthCarolina1712-23-78 Missouri20,LSU1512-22-79 PennState9,Tulane612-27-80 Purdue28,Missouri2512-30-81 OhioState31,Navy2812-29-82 Alabama21,Illinois1512-29-83 NotreDame19,BostonCollege1812-27-84 Auburn21,Arkansas1512-27-85 Baylor21,LSU712-29-86 Tennessee21,Minnesota1412-29-87 Georgia20,Arkansas1712-28-88 Indiana34,SouthCarolina1012-28-89 Mississippi42,AirForce2912-27-90 AirForce23,OhioState1112-29-91 AirForce38,MississippiState1512-31-92 Mississippi13,AirForce012-28-93 Louisville18,MichiganState712-31-94 Illinois30,EastCarolina012-30-95 EastCarolina19,Stanford1312-27-96 SYRACUSE30,Houston1712-31-97 SouthernMississippi41,PITTSBURGH712-31-98 Tulane41,BrighamYoung2712-31-99 SouthernMississippi23,ColoradoState1712-29-00 ColoradoState22,Louisville1712-31-01 Louisville28,BrighamYoung1012-31-02 TCU17,ColoradoState312-31-03 Utah17,SouthernMississippi012-31-04 Louisville44,BoiseState4012-31-05 Tulsa31,FresnoState2412-29-06 SouthCarolina44,Houston3612-29-07 MississippiState10,CentralFlorida31-2-09 Kentucky25,EastCarolina191-2-10 Arkansas20,EastCarolina17(ot)atMunicipalStadium/Philadelphia(1959-63)atConventionHall/AtlanticCity(1964)

MEINEKE CAR CARE BOWL (4-4)Charlotte,NorthCarolina12-28-02 Virginia48,WESTVIRGINIA2212-27-03 Virginia23,PITTSBURGH1612-30-04 BOSTONCOLLEGE37,NorthCarolina2412-31-05 NorthCarolinaState14,USF012-30-06 BostonCollege25,Navy2412-29-07 WakeForest24,CONNECTICUT1012-27-08 WESTVIRGINIA31,NorthCarolina3012-26-09 PITTSBURGH19,NorthCarolina1712-31-10 USF31,Clemson26ContinentalTireBowl(2002-04)

MILITARY BOWL (0-0)Washington,D.C.12-20-08 WakeForest29,Navy1912-29-09 UCLA30,Temple2112-29-10 Maryland51,EastCarolina20EagleBankBowl(2008-09)

MUSIC CITY BOWL (4-0)Nashville,Tennessee12-29-98 VIRGINIATECH38,Alabama712-29-99 SYRACUSE20,Kentucky1312-28-00 WESTVIRGINIA49,Mississippi3812-28-01 BOSTONCOLLEGE20,Georgia1612-30-02 Minnesota29,Arkansas1412-31-03 Auburn28,Wisconsin1412-31-04 Minnesota20,Alabama1612-30-05 Virginia34,Minnesota3112-28-06 Kentucky28,Clemson2012-31-07 Kentucky35,FloridaState2812-31-08 Vanderbilt16,BostonCollege1412-27-09 Clemson21,Kentucky1312-30-10 NorthCarolina30,Tennessee27

NEW MEXICO BOWL (0-0)Albuquerque,NewMexico12-23-06 SanJoseState20,NewMexico1212-22-07 NewMexico23,Nevada012-20-08 ColoradoState40,FresnoState3512-19-09 Wyoming35,FresnoState28(ot)12-18-10 BrighamYoung52,UTEP24

R&L CARRIERS NEW ORLEANS BOWL (0-0)NewOrleans,Louisiana12-18-01 ColoradoState45,NorthTexas2012-17-02 NorthTexas24,Cincinnati19

12-16-03 Memphis27,NorthTexas1712-14-04 SouthernMississippi31,NorthTexas1012-20-05 SouthernMiss31,ArkansasState1912-22-06 Troy41,Rice1712-21-07 FloridaAtlantic44,Memphis2712-21-08 SouthernMississippi30,Troy27(ot)12-20-09 MiddleTennessee42,SouthernMiss3212-18-10 Troy48,Ohio21

ORANGE BOWL (3-4)Miami,Florida1-1-35 Bucknell26,Miami01-1-36 Catholic20,Mississippi191-1-37 Duquesne13,MississippiState121-1-38 Auburn6,MichiganState01-2-39 Tennessee17,Oklahoma01-1-40 GeorgiaTech21,Missouri71-1-41 MississippiState14,Georgetown71-1-42 Georgia40,TCU261-1-43 Alabama37,BostonCollege211-1-44 LSU19,TexasA&M141-1-45 Tulsa26,GeorgiaTech121-1-46 Miami13,HolyCross61-1-47 Rice8,Tennessee01-1-48 GeorgiaTech20,Kansas141-1-49 Texas41,Georgia281-2-50 SantaClara21,Kentucky131-1-51 Clemson15,Miami141-1-52 GeorgiaTech17,Baylor141-1-53 Alabama61,Syracuse61-1-54 Oklahoma7,Maryland01-1-55 Duke34,Nebraska71-2-56 Oklahoma20,Maryland61-1-57 Colorado27,Clemson211-1-58 Oklahoma48,Duke211-1-59 Oklahoma21,Syracuse61-1-60 Georgia14,Missouri01-2-61 Missouri21,Navy141-1-62 LSU25,Colorado71-1-63 Alabama17,Oklahoma01-1-64 Nebraska13,Auburn71-1-65 Texas21,Alabama171-1-66 Alabama39,Nebraska281-2-67 Florida27,GeorgiaTech121-1-68 Oklahoma26,Tennessee241-1-69 PennState15,Kansas141-1-70 PennState10,Missouri31-1-71 Nebraska17,LSU121-1-72 Nebraska38,Alabama61-1-73 Nebraska40,NotreDame61-1-74 PennState16,LSU91-1-75 NotreDame13,Alabama111-1-76 Oklahoma14,Michigan61-1-77 OhioState27,Colorado101-2-78 Arkansas31,Oklahoma61-1-79 Oklahoma31,Nebraska241-1-80 Oklahoma24,FloridaState71-1-81 Oklahoma18,FloridaState171-1-82 Clemson22,Nebraska151-1-83 Nebraska21,LSU201-2-84 Miami31,Nebraska301-1-85 Washington28,Oklahoma171-1-86 Oklahoma25,PennState101-1-87 Oklahoma42,Arkansas81-1-88 Miami20,Oklahoma141-2-89 Miami23,Nebraska31-1-90 NotreDame21,Colorado61-1-91 Colorado10,NotreDame91-1-92 MIAMI22,Nebraska01-1-93 FloridaState27,Nebraska141-1-94 FloridaState18,Nebraska161-1-95 Nebraska24,MIAMI171-1-96 FloridaState31,NotreDame2612-31-96 Nebraska41,VIRGINIATECH211-2-98 Nebraska42,Tennessee171-2-99 Florida31,SYRACUSE101-1-00 Michigan34,Alabama34(ot)1-3-01 Oklahoma13,FloridaState21-2-02 Florida56,Maryland231-2-03 USC38,Iowa101-1-04 MIAMI16,FloridaState141-4-05 USC55,Oklahoma191-3-06 PennState26,FloridaState23(3ot)1-2-07 LOUISVILLE24,WakeForest131-3-08 Kansas24,VirginiaTech211-1-09 VirginiaTech20,CINCINNATI7



2-5-10 Iowa24,GeorgiaTech141-3-11 Stanford40,VirginiaTech12

OUTBACK BOWL (1-1)Tampa,Florida12-23-86 BostonCollege27,Georgia241-2-88 Michigan28,Alabama241-2-89 Syracuse23,LSU101-1-90 Auburn31,OhioState141-1-91 Clemson30,Illinois01-1-92 SYRACUSE24,OhioState171-1-93 Tennessee38,BOSTONCOLLEGE 231-1-94 Michigan42,NorthCarolinaState71-2-95 Wisconsin34,Duke201-1-96 PennState43,Auburn141-1-97 Alabama17,Michigan141-1-98 Georgia33,Wisconsin61-1-99 PennState26,Kentucky141-1-00 Georgia28,Purdue25(ot)1-1-01 SouthCarolina24,OhioState71-1-02 SouthCarolina31,OhioState281-1-03 Michigan38,Florida301-1-04 Iowa37,Florida171-1-05 Georgia24,Wisconsin211-2-06 Florida31,Iowa241-1-07 PennState20,Tennessee101-1-08 Tennessee21,Wisconsin171-1-09 Iowa31,SouthCarolina101-1-10 Auburn38,Northwestern35(ot)1-1-11 Florida37,PennState24HallofFameBowl(1986-95)

NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWL (1-0)Bronx,N.Y.12-30-10 SYRACUSE36,KansasState34

PIZZA BOWL (2-0)Detroit,Michigan12-26-97 Mississippi34,Marshall3112-23-98 Marshall48,Louisville2912-27-99 Marshall21,BrighamYoung312-27-00 Marshall25,Cincinnati 1412-29-01 Toledo23,Cincinnati 1612-26-02 BOSTONCOLLEGE51,Toledo2512-26-03 BowlingGreen28,Northwestern2412-27-04 CONNECTICUT39,Toledo1012-26-05 Memphis38,Akron3112-26-06 CentralMichigan31,MiddleTennessee1412-26-07 Purdue51,CentralMichigan4812-26-08 FloridaAtlantic24,CentralMichigan2112-26-09 Marshall21,Ohio1712-26-10 FloridaInternational34,Toledo32MotorCityBowl(1997-2009)

POINSETTIA BOWL (0-0)SanDiego,California12-22-05 Navy51,ColoradoState3012-19-06 TCU37,NorthernIllinois712-20-07 Utah35,Navy3212-21-08 TCU17,BoiseState1612-23-09 Utah37,California2712-23-10 SanDiegoState35,Navy14

ROSE BOWL (1-0)Pasadena,California1-1-02 Michigan49,Stanford01-1-16 WashingtonState14,Brown01-1-17 Oregon14,Pennsylvania01-1-18 MareIsland19,CampLewis71-1-19 GreatLakes17,MareIsland01-1-20 Harvard7,Oregon61-1-21 Carolina28,OhioState01-2-22 Wash.&Jeff.0,California01-1-23 USC14,PennState31-1-24 Navy14,Washington141-1-25 NotreDame27,Stanford101-1-26 Alabama20,Washington191-1-27 Alabama7,Stanford71-2-28 Stanford7,Pittsburgh61-1-29 GeorgiaTech8,California71-1-30 USC47,Pittsburgh141-1-31 Alabama24,WashingtonState01-1-32 USC21,Tulane121-2-33 USC35,Pittsburgh01-1-34 Columbia7,Stanford0

1-1-35 Alabama29,Stanford131-1-36 Stanford7,SMU01-1-37 Pittsburgh21,Washington01-1-38 California13,Alabama01-2-39 USC7,Duke31-1-40 USC14,Tennessee01-1-41 Stanford21,Nebraska131-1-42 OregonState20,Duke161-1-43 Georgia9,UCLA01-1-44 USC29,Washington01-1-45 USC25,Tennessee01-1-46 Alabama34,USC141-1-47 Illinois45,UCLA141-1-48 Michigan49,USC01-1-49 Northwestern20,California141-2-50 OhioState17,California141-1-51 Michigan14,California61-1-52 Illinois40,Stanford71-1-53 USC7,Wisconsin01-1-54 MichiganState28,UCLA201-1-55 OhioState20,USC71-2-56 MichiganState17,UCLA141-1-57 Iowa35,OregonState191-1-58 OhioState10,Oregon71-1-59 Iowa38,California121-1-60 Washington44,Wisconsin81-2-61 Washington17,Minnesota71-1-62 Minnesota21,UCLA31-1-63 USC42,Wisconsin371-1-64 Illinois17,Washington71-1-65 Michigan34,OregonState71-1-66 UCLA14,MichiganState121-2-67 Purdue14,USC131-1-68 USC14,Indiana31-1-69 OhioState27,USC161-1-70 USC10,Michigan31-1-71 Stanford27,OhioState171-1-72 Stanford13,Michigan121-1-73 USC42,OhioState171-1-74 OhioState42,USC211-1-75 USC18,OhioState171-1-76 UCLA23,OhioState101-1-77 USC14,Michigan61-2-78 Washington27,Michigan201-1-79 USC17,Michigan101-1-80 USC17,OhioState161-1-81 Michigan23,Washington61-1-82 Washington28,Iowa01-1-83 UCLA24,Michigan141-2-84 UCLA45,Illinois91-1-85 USC20,OhioState171-1-86 UCLA45,Iowa281-1-87 ArizonaState22,Michigan151-1-88 MichiganState20,USC171-2-89 Michigan22,USC141-1-90 USC17,Michigan101-1-91 Washington46,Iowa341-1-92 Washington34,Michigan141-1-93 Michigan38,Washington311-1-94 Wisconsin21,UCLA161-2-95 PennState38,Oregon201-1-96 USC41,Northwestern121-1-97 OhioState20,ArizonaState171-1-98 Michigan21,WashingtonState161-1-99 Wisconsin38,UCLA311-1-00 Washington34,Purdue241-3-02 MIAMI37,Nebraska141-1-03 Oklahoma34,WashingtonState141-1-04 USC28,Michigan141-1-05 Texas38,Michigan371-4-06 Texas41,USC381-1-07 USC32,Michigan181-1-08 USC49,Illinois171-1-09 USC38,PennState241-1-10 OhioState26,Oregon171-1-11 TCU21,Wisconsin19atTournamentPark,1902-22;atDurham,N.C.,1942

SUGAR BOWL (3-4)NewOrleans,Louisiana1-1-35 Tulane20,Temple141-1-36 TCU3,LSU21-1-37 SantaClara21,LSU141-1-38 SantaClara6,LSU0

1-2-39 TCU15,CarnegieTech71-1-40 TexasA&M14,Tulane131-1-41 BostonCollege19,Tennessee131-1-42 Fordham2,Missouri01-1-43 Tennessee14,Tulsa71-1-44 GeorgiaTech20,Tulsa181-1-45 Duke29,Alabama261-1-46 OklahomaSt.33,St.Mary’s131-1-47 Georgia20,NorthCarolina101-1-48 Texas27,Alabama71-1-49 Oklahoma14,NorthCarolina61-2-50 Oklahoma35,LSU01-1-51 Kentucky13,Oklahoma71-1-52 Maryland28,Tennessee131-1-53 GeorgiaTech24,Mississippi71-1-54 GeorgiaTech42,WestVirginia191-1-55 Navy21,Mississippi01-2-56 GeorgiaTech7,Pittsburgh01-1-57 Baylor13,Tennessee71-1-58 Mississippi39,Texas71-1-59 LSU7,Clemson01-1-60 Mississippi21,LSU01-2-61 Mississippi14,Rice61-1-62 Alabama10,Arkansas31-1-63 Mississippi17,Arkansas131-1-64 Alabama12,Mississippi71-1-65 LSU13,Syracuse101-1-66 Missouri20,Florida181-2-67 Alabama34,Nebraska71-1-68 LSU20,Wyoming131-1-69 Arkansas16,Georgia21-1-70 Mississippi27,Arkansas221-1-71 Tennessee34,AirForce131-1-72 Oklahoma40,Auburn2212-31-72 Oklahoma14,PennState012-31-73 NotreDame24,Alabama2312-31-74 Nebraska13,Florida1012-31-75 Alabama13,PennState61-1-77 Pittsburgh27,Georgia31-2-78 Alabama35,OhioState61-1-79 Alabama14,PennState71-1-80 Alabama24,Arkansas91-1-81 Georgia17,NotreDame101-1-82 Pittsburgh24,Georgia201-1-83 PennState27,Georgia231-2-84 Auburn9,Michigan71-1-85 Nebraska28,LSU101-1-86 Tennessee35,Miami71-1-87 Nebraska30,LSU151-1-88 Syracuse16,Auburn161-2-89 FloridaState13,Auburn71-1-90 Miami33,Alabama251-1-91 Tennessee23,Virginia221-1-92 NotreDame39,Florida281-1-93 Alabama34,MIAMI131-1-94 Florida41,WESTVIRGINIA71-2-95 FloridaState27,Florida2112-31-95 VIRGINIATECH28,Texas101-2-97 Florida52,FloridaState201-1-98 FloridaState31,OhioState141-1-99 OhioState24,TexasA&M141-1-00 FloridaState46,VIRGINIATECH291-2-01 MIAMI37,Florida201-1-02 LSU47,Illinois341-1-03 Georgia26,FloridaState131-4-04 LSU21,Oklahoma141-3-05 Auburn16,VirginiaTech131-2-06 WESTVIRGINIA38,Georgia351-3-07 LSU41,NotreDame141-1-08 Georgia41,Hawaii101-2-09 Utah31,Alabama171-1-10 Florida51,CINCINNATI241-4-11 OhioState31,Arkansas26

HYUNDAI SUN BOWL (0-2)ElPaso,Texas1-1-36 Hardin-Simmons14,NewMexicoState141-1-37 Hardin-Simmons34,Texas-ElPaso61-1-38 WestVirginia7,TexasTech61-2-39 Utah26,NewMexico01-1-40 Catholic0,ArizonaState01-1-41 WesternReserve26,ArizonaState131-1-42 Tulsa6,TexasTech01-1-43 2ndAirForce13,Hardin-Simmons71-1-44 SouthwesternTexas7,NewMexico0



1-1-45 SouthwesternTexas35,NewMexico01-1-46 NewMexico34,Denver241-1-47 Cincinnati18,VirginiaTech61-1-48 Miami(Ohio)13,TexasTech121-1-49 WestVirginia21,Texas-ElPaso121-2-50 Texas-ElPaso33,Georgetown201-1-51 WestTexasState14,Cincinnati131-1-52 TexasTech25,Pacific141-1-53 Pacific26,SouthernMiss71-1-54 Texas-ElPaso37,SouthernMiss141-1-55 Texas-ElPaso47,FloridaState201-2-56 Wyoming21,TexasTech141-1-57 GeorgeWashington13,Texas-ElPaso01-1-58 Louisville34,Drake2012-31-58 Wyoming14,Hardin-Simmons612-31-59 NewMexicoState28,NorthTexasState812-31-60 NewMexicoState20,UtahState1312-30-61 Villanova17,WichitaState912-31-62 WestTexasState15,OhioU.1412-31-63 Oregon21,SMU1412-26-64 Georgia7,TexasTech012-31-65 Texas-ElPaso13,TCU1212-24-66 Wyoming28,FloridaState2012-30-67 Texas-ElPaso14,Mississippi712-28-68 Auburn34,Arizona1012-20-69 Nebraska45,Georgia612-19-70 GeorgiaTech17,TexasTech912-18-71 LSU33,IowaState1512-30-72 NorthCarolina32,TexasTech2812-29-73 Missouri34,Auburn1712-28-74 MississippiState26,NorthCarolina2412-26-75 Pittsburgh33,Kansas191-2-77 TexasA&M37,Florida1412-31-77 Stanford24,LSU1412-23-78 Texas42,Maryland012-22-79 Washington14,Texas712-27-80 Nebraska31,MississippiState1712-26-81 Oklahoma40,Houston1412-25-82 NorthCarolina26,Texas1012-24-83 Alabama28,SMU712-22-84 Maryland28,Tennessee2712-28-85 Georgia13,Arizona1312-25-86 Alabama28,Washington612-25-87 OklahomaState35,WestVirginia3312-24-88 Alabama29,Army2812-30-89 Pittsburgh31,TexasA&M2812-31-90 MichiganState17,USC1612-31-91 UCLA6,Illinois312-31-92 Baylor20,Arizona1512-24-93 Oklahoma41,TexasTech1012-30-94 Texas35,NorthCarolina3112-29-95 Iowa38,Washington1812-31-96 Stanford38,MichiganState012-31-97 ArizonaState17,Iowa712-31-98 TCU28,USC1912-31-99 Oregon24,Minnesota2012-29-00 Wisconsin21,UCLA2012-31-01 WashingtonState33,Purdue2712-31-02 Purdue34,Washington2412-31-03 Minnesota31,Oregon3012-31-04 ArizonaState27,Purdue2312-30-05 UCLA50,Northwestern3812-29-06 OregonState39,Missouri3812-31-07 Oregon56,USF2112-31-08 OregonState3,PITTSBURGH012-31-09 Oklahoma31,Stanford2712-31-10 NotreDame33,Miami17

TEXAS BOWL (1-0)Houston,Texas12-28-06 RUTGERS37,KansasState1012-28-07 TCU20,Houston1312-30-08 Rice38,WesternMichigan1412-31-09 Navy35,Missouri1312-29-10 Illinois38,Baylor14

TICKETCITY BOWL (0-0)Dallas,TexasTexasTech45,Northwestern38

FORMER BOWL GAME RESULTSALL-AMERICAN BOWL (0-0)Birmingham,Alabama12-22-77 Maryland17,Minnesota712-20-78 TexasA&M28,IowaState1212-29-79 Missouri24,SouthCarolina1412-27-80 Arkansas34,Tulane1512-31-81 MississippiState10,Kansas012-31-82 AirForce36,Vanderbilt2812-22-83 WestVirginia20,Kentucky1612-29-84 Kentucky20,Wisconsin1912-31-85 GeorgiaTech17,MichiganState1412-31-86 FloridaState27,Indiana1312-22-87 Virginia22,BrighamYoung1612-29-88 Florida14,Illinois1012-28-89 TexasTech49,Duke2112-28-90 NorthCarolinaState31,SouthernMiss27

ALOHA BOWL (2-0)Honolulu,Hawaii12-25-82 Washington21,Maryland2012-26-83 PennState13,Washington1012-27-84 SMU27,NotreDame2012-28-85 Alabama24,USC312-27-86 Arizona30,NorthCarolina2112-25-87 UCLA20,Florida1612-25-88 WashingtonState24,Houston2212-25-89 MichiganState33,Hawaii1312-25-90 Syracuse28,Arizona012-25-91 GeorgiaTech18,Stanford1712-25-92 Kansas23,BrighamYoung2012-25-93 Colorado41,FresnoState3012-25-94 BOSTONCOLLEGE12,KansasState712-25-95 Kansas51,UCLA3012-26-96 Navy42,California3812-25-97 Washington51,MichiganState2312-25-98 Colorado51,Oregon4312-25-99 WakeForest23,ArizonaState312-25-00 BOSTONCOLLEGE31,ArizonaState17

BLUEBONNET BOWL (0-0)Houston,Texas12-19-59 Clemson23,TCU712-17-60 Texas3,Alabama312-16-61 Kansas33,Rice712-22-62 Missouri14,GeorgiaTech 1012-21-63 Baylor14,LSU712-19-64 Tulsa14,Mississippi712-18-65 Tennessee27,Tulsa612-7-66 Texas19,Mississippi012-23-67 Colorado31,Miami2112-31-68 SMU28,Oklahoma2712-31-69 Houston36,Auburn712-31-70 Alabama24,Oklahoma2412-31-71 Colorado29,Houston1712-30-72 Tennessee24,LSU1712-29-73 Houston47,Tulane712-23-74 NorthCarolinaState31,Houston3112-27-75 Texas38,Colorado2112-31-76 Nebraska27,TexasTech2412-31-77 USC47,TexasA&M2812-31-78 Stanford25,Georgia2212-31-79 Purdue27,Tennessee2212-31-80 NorthCarolina16,Texas712-31-81 Michigan33,UCLA1412-31-82 Arkansas28,Florida2412-31-83 OklahomaState24,Baylor1412-31-84 WestVirginia31,TCU1412-31-85 AirForce24,Texas1612-31-86 Baylor21,Colorado912-31-87 Texas32,Pittsburgh27

CALIFORNIA RAISIN BOWL (0-0)Fresno,California12-19-81 Toledo27,SanJoseState2512-18-82 FresnoState29,BowlingGreen2812-17-83 NorthernIllinois20,CalStateFullerton1312-15-84 UNLV30,Toledo1312-14-85 FresnoState51,BowlingGreen712-31-86 SanJoseState37,Miami(Ohio)712-12-87 EasternMichigan30,SanJoseState2712-10-88 FresnoState35,WesternMichigan3012-9-89 FresnoState27,BallState612-8-90 SanJoseState48,CentralMichigan2412-14-91 BowlingGreen28,FresnoState21

CHERRY BOWL (0-0)Pontiac,Michigan12-22-84 Army10,MichiganState612-21-85 Maryland35,Syracuse18

FREEDOM BOWL (0-0)Anaheim,California12-26-84 Iowa55,Texas1712-30-85 Washington20,Colorado1712-30-86 UCLA31,BrighamYoung1012-30-87 ArizonaState33,AirForce2812-29-88 BrighamYoung20,Colorado1712-30-89 Washington34,Florida712-29-90 ColoradoState32,Oregon3112-30-91 Tulsa28,SanDiegoState1712-29-92 FresnoState24,USC712-30-93 USC28,Utah2112-27-94 Utah16,Arizona14

GARDEN STATE BOWL (0-0)EastRutherford,NewJersey12-16-78 ArizonaState34,Rutgers1812-15-79 Temple28,California1712-14-80 Houston35,Navy012-13-81 Tennessee28,Wisconsin21

HOUSTON BOWL (0-0)Houston,Texas12-27-00 EastCarolina40,TexasTech2712-28-01 TexasA&M28,TCU912-27-02 OklahomaState33,SouthernMiss2312-30-03 TexasTech38,Navy1412-29-04 Colorado33,Texas-ElPaso2812-31-05 TCU27,IowaState24

EAST-WEST CHRISTMAS CLASSIC (0-0)SanDiego,California12-26-21 Centre38,Arizona012-25-22 WESTVIRGINIA21,Gonzaga13

GOTHAM BOWL (0-0)NewYork,NewYork12-9-61 Baylor24,UtahState912-15-62 Nebraska36,Miami34

INTERNATIONAL BOWL (4-0)Toronto,Ontario1-6-07 CINCINNATI27,WesternMichigan241-5-08 RUTGERS52,BallState301-3-09 CONNECTICUT38,Buffalo201-2-10 USF27,NorthernIllinois3

MICRON PC BOWL (3-2)Miami,Florida12-28-90 FloridaState24,PennState1712-28-91 Alabama30,Colorado251-1-93 Stanford24,PennState31-1-94 BOSTONCOLLEGE31,Virginia131-2-95 SouthCarolina24,WESTVIRGINIA2112-30-95 NorthCarolina20,Arkansas1012-27-96 MIAMI31,Virginia2112-29-97 GeorgiaTech35,WESTVIRGINIA3012-29-98 MIAMI46,NorthCarolinaState2312-30-99 Illinois63,Virginia2112-28-00 NorthCarolinaState38,Minnesota30

PALM FESTIVAL (0-0)Miami,Florida1-1-33 Miami7,Manhattan01-1-34 Duquesne33,Miami7

SILICON VALLEY CLASSIC (0-0)SanJose,California12-31-00 AirForce37,FresnoState3412-31-01 MichiganState44,FresnoState3512-31-02 Fresno State30,GeorgiaTech2112-30-03 FresnoState17,UCLA912-30-04 NorthernIllinois34,Troy21

SEATTLE BOWL (0-0)Seattle,Washington12-25-98 AirForce45,Washington2512-25-99 Hawaii23,OregonState1712-24-00 Georgia37,Virginia1412-27-01 GeorgiaTech24,Stanford1412-30-02 WakeForest38,Oregon17



BIGEAST.orgTheBIGEASTConferenceandXOSDigital, Inc.,a leaderindigitalsportsmedia,jointlyannouncedanewpartnershiponJuly1,2010resultinginanoverhaultothe conference’s official websitewww.bigeast.org. The BIG EAST Conference’srelaunched site resides on a robust content management system that allowsthesitetobecompletelycustomizedonthefly.Thenewsitefeaturesacutting-edge online video platform, a sleek new design, simplified navigation and anewlydevelopedconference-wideregularseasonandpostseason livestatisticsplatform. The conference’s online digital network will retain its BIGEAST.tv branding,withfansdriventothatURLtoconsumealloftheconference’s liveonlineandon-demand video offerings. Those offerings will now include new on-demandprogrammingintheformofwebisodesandvignettesproducedinXOSDigital’sproductionfacilityinOrlando,Fla.BIGEAST.tvalsowillfeaturehighlightsofeverynationally televisedBIGEAST contestposted following the conclusionof everygameandotheron-demandinterviewsandfeatures.Inaddition,fanscanaccessBIGEAST.tv for live streaming of certain conference championships, whichwillonceagainbeofferedfree-to-consumerin2011-12.

CollegePressBox.comistheofficialmediawebsiteforBIGEASTfootball.Accessanddownloadweeklygamenotes,quotes,statistics,mediaguides,photosandmorefor theconferenceandeachof itseightmemberschools throughouttheseason. Login information will be distributed to accreditedmedia, or you canapplyforapasswordbysendingane-mailtopassword@collegepressbox.com.

Twitter & FacebookFansandmediamembersareinvitedtofollowthelatestBIGEASTfootballnewsthroughsocialmedia.TheBIGEASTTwitter feedmaybeaccessed@BigEastFBandtheconference’sofficialFacebookpageisavailable@bigeastconference.

Weekly Release & StatisticsMediamembersmayaccessPDFversionsofthecompleteweeklyrelease,includ-ingconferenceandteam-by-teamstatistics,onBIGEAST.org.Regularupdatesoftheweeklyreleasewillbedistributedviae-mail fromtheconferenceoffice.Tobeincludedonthedistributionlist,[email protected].

Weekly AwardsTheBIGEASTnamesoffensive,defensiveandspecialteamsPlayersoftheWeekeachMondaymorningduringtheseason.WinnersarechosenfromnominationsprovidedbyBIGEASTsportsinformationdirectors.Theinformationwillbeavail-ablefromtheBIGEASTofficeviareleaseaswellasontheleaguewebsite.

BIG EAST Weekly TeleconferenceThe BIG EASTwill once again holdweekly teleconferenceswith its eight headfootballcoaches,beginninginAugustandcontinuingeachMondaythroughtheendofNovember.Eachcoachwillbeavailablefor10minutes.Mediarepresenta-tiveswishing toparticipate in the teleconference should contact theBIGEASTofficeforthephonenumberandschedule.

Annual AwardsAll-BIGEASTFirstandSecondTeams,PlayersoftheYearonoffense,defenseandspecialteams,RookieoftheYearandCoachoftheYearareselectedbyavoteoftheleague’seightheadcoachesattheconclusionoftheregularseason.TheawardswillbeannouncedonDec.6,2010.TheBIGEASTAll-AcademicTeamiscomprisedofplayerswhohaveanoverallgrade-pointaverageof3.00orbetteroverthepastacademicyearandcompletedatleasttwosemestersofacademicwork.TheteamisannouncedinearlyFebruary.TheBIGEASTFootballScholar-Athlete of the Year was established to recognize student-athletes who haveachievedsuccessintheclassroomandonthefield.Thewinnerreceivesascholar-shipwhichmaybeappliedtograduateorprofessionalstudies.

BIG EAST Communicationsphone 401.453.0660

fax 401.751.8540

Football ContactsChuck Sullivan

Director of Communications email: [email protected]

Mobile:401.641.8760

John PaquetteAssociate Commissioner

email: [email protected]:(401)265-2244

Sara NaggarDirector of Communications email: [email protected]

Michael CoyneAssistant Director of Communications

email: [email protected]

S. Alexandra Lange Communications Assistantemail:[email protected]

Chris MagnoliCommunications Assistant

email: cmagnoli@bigeastorg

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Football Contacts

chucksullivanDirectorofcommunications

e-mail: [email protected]

Johnpaquetteassociatecommissioner

e-mail:[email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATIFootball SID:DougMosleye-mail:[email protected]

richarde.lindnercenter2751o’varsityway,suite860

cincinnati,oh45221(513)556-0667-phone(513)556-0619-Fax(513)556-1010-pressboxucbearcats.com

UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUTFootball SID: Mikeenrighte-mail:[email protected]

2095hillsideroadunit3078

storrs,ct06269-3078(860)486-3531-phone(860)486-5085-Fax(860)610-4778-pressboxuconnhuskies.com

RUTGERS UNIVERSITYFootball SID: Jasonbaume-mail:[email protected]

louisbrownathleticcenter83rockafellerroad

piscataway,nJ08854-8053(732)445-7885-phone(732)445-3063-Fax(732)445-7028-pressboxscarletKnights.com

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDAFootball SID: Jeremysharpee-mail:[email protected]

4202e.Fowleravenueath100

tampa,Fl33620(813)974-4086-phone(813)447-1040-Fax(813)350-6225-pressboxgousFbulls.com

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITYFootball SID: Sue Cornelius Edsone-mail: [email protected]

ManleyFieldhousesyracuse,ny13244

(315)443-2608-phone(315)443-3405-Fax(315)443-4241-pressboxsuathletics.com

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITYFootball SID: MikeMontoroe-mail:[email protected]

p.o.box0877wvucoliseum,room107MonongahelaboulevardMorgantown,wv26507

(304)293-2821-phone(304)293-4105-Fax(304)293-3799-pressboxMsnsportsnet.com

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLEFootball SID: Rocco Gasparroe-mail: [email protected]

2100s.Floydstreetlouisville,Ky40208

(502)852-0102-phone(502)852-7401-Fax(502)852-6703-pressboxuoflsports.com

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGHFootball SID:e.J.borghettie-mail: [email protected]

p.o.box7436pittsburgh,pa15213

(412)648-8240-phone(412)648-8248-Fax(412)697-7198-pressboxpittsburghpanthers.com

Cincinnati Connecticut Louisville Pittsburgh Rutgers USF Syracuse West Virginia

Sept. 1 Fordham Murray State North Carolina Central Wake Forest

Sept. 3 Austin Peay Buffalo at Notre Dame

Sept. 4 Marshall

Sept. 9 Florida International

Sept. 10 at Tennessee at Vanderbilt Maine at North Carolina Ball State Rhode Island Norfolk State

Sept. 16 Iowa State

Sept. 17 Akron at Kentucky at Iowa Florida A&M at USC at Maryland

Sept. 22 North Carolina State

Sept. 24 at Buffalo Notre Dame Ohio UTEP Toledo LSU

Sept. 29 USF at PITTSBURGH

Oct. 1 at Miami (Ohio)

Western Michigan Marshall at SYRACUSE RUTGERS Bowling Green

Oct. 8 at WEST VIRGINIA

at North Carolina at RUTGERS PITTSBURGH at Tulane CONNECTICUT

Oct. 15 LOUISVILLE USF at CINCINNATI Utah Navy at CONNECTICUT

Oct. 21 RUTGERS at LOUISVILLE WEST VIRGINIA at SYRACUSE

Oct. 22 at USF CINCINNATI

Oct. 26 at PITTSBURGH CONNECTICUT

Oct. 29 SYRACUSE WEST VIRGINIA at LOUISVILLE at RUTGERS

Nov. 5 at PITTSBURGH SYRACUSE at WEST VIRGINIA CINCINNATI USF at RUTGERS at

CONNECTICUT LOUISVILLE

Nov. 11 at SYRACUSE USF

Nov. 12 WEST VIRGINIA PITTSBURGH at LOUISVILLE at Army at CINCINNATI

Nov. 19 at RUTGERS LOUISVILLE at CONNECTICUT CINCINNATI Miami (Fla.)

Nov. 25 at USF at WEST VIRGINIA LOUISVILLE PITTSBURGH

Nov. 26 at SYRACUSE RUTGERS at CONNECTICUT CINCINNATI

Dec. 1 WEST VIRGINIA at USF

Dec. 3 CONNECTICUT at CINCINNATI SYRACUSE at PITTSBURGH

Cincinnati Connecticut Louisville Pittsburgh Rutgers USF Syracuse West Virginia

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