2010 Duke Football Duke Schedule & Results. GAME 12 Duke (3-8, 1-6 ACC) vs. North Carolina (6-5, 3-4 ACC) November 27, :30 p.m.

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1 Duke Football Duke Sports Information Box Cameron Indoor Stadium Durham, N.C Office: Fax: Site...Durham, N.C. Stadium... Wallace Wade Stadium Surface... Natural grass Capacity...33,941 TV... ESPNU... Pam Ward (Play-by-Play)...Danny Kanell (Analyst) Radio... Blue Devils ISP Sports Network Internet...GoDuke.com (Live stats) Tickets DUKE VICTORY BELL ON THE LINE Duke and will play for the Victory Bell on Saturday, Nov. 27 when the two teams wrap up the regular season at 3:30 p.m. in Wallace Wade Stadium. The Blue Devils are coming off a loss on the road at Georgia Tech while the Tar Heels fell to N.C. State at home, The game between Duke and will be televised on ESPNU with Pam Ward (play-by-play) and Danny Kanell (analyst) calling the action. SENIOR DAY FOR BLUE DEVILS Prior to Saturday s game, Duke will honor 19 seniors along with their parents on the fi eld. The seniors who will be honored include Adam Banks, Mike Cappetto, Patrick Egboh, Brandon Harper, Brett Huffman, Kevin Jones, Austin Kelly, Brandon King, Mitchell Lederman, Nick Maggio, Wesley Oglesby, Matt Pridemore, Eriks Reks, Chris Shannon, Damian Thornton, Garrett Utt, Abraham Kromah, Bryan Morgan and Chris Rwabukamba. GAME 12 Duke (3-8, 1-6 ACC) vs. (6-5, 3-4 ACC) November 27, 3:30 p.m. SERIES:, LAST TIME: held Duke to 125 yards of total offense and forced two turnovers in a 19-6 victory in Chapel Hill. Ryan Houston had 37 carries for 164 yards to lead the Tar Heels. RANKINGS: Duke - NR; - NR COACHES: Duke: David Cutcliffe (Alabama, 1976) Record at Duke: (3rd Season) Career Record: (9th Season) : Butch Davis (Arkansas, 1974) Record at : (4th Season) Career Record: (10th Season) LATE GAME RALLY FALLS SHORT Duke led 13-6 at halftime, but Georgia Tech scored 17 unanswered points in the third quarter and went on to defeat the Blue Devils in Atlanta. Redshirt sophomore quarterback Sean Renfree completed 30-of-41 passes for 334 yards and one touchdown on the day for his fi fth 300-yard game of the season. True freshman quarterback Brandon Connette set a school record for rushing touchdowns by a freshman with his seventh of the year on a 20-yard run. Senior wide receiver Austin Kelly caught his third touchdown pass of the season on a 37-yard toss from Renfree. Junior safety Matt Daniels caused a fumble and also had a fumble recovery while recording seven tackles. Redshirt senior linebacker Abraham Kromah tallied 13 tackles for his seventh game of the season with 10 or more. Junior kicker Will Snyderwine made two fi eld goals, including a career long of 52, to move into a tie for second on Duke s career made fi eld goals list (37). ACC Standings Coastal ACC Overall *Virginia Tech Miami Georgia Tech Virginia Duke Atlantic ACC Overall Florida State N.C. State Maryland Boston College Clemson Wake Forest * Picked To Win ACC Championship This Week In The ACC 11/20 Boston College at Syracuse 12 noon Virginia at Virginia Tech 12 noon South Florida at Miami 12 noon at Duke 3:30 p.m. Florida at Florida State 3:30 p.m. N.C. State at Maryland 3:30 p.m. South Carolina at Clemson 7 p.m. Wake Forest at Vanderbilt 7:30 p.m. Georgia Tech at Georgia 7:45 p.m. Last Week s Scores 11/27 N.C. State at NCS, Virginia at Boston College BC, Duke at Georgia Tech GT, Clemson at Wake Forest CU, Virginia Tech at Miami VT, Florida State at Maryland FSU, All Times EST Duke Schedule & Results Date Opponent Location Time Result TV Series Attendance 9/4 Elon Durham, N.C. 7 p.m. W, ESPN3.com Duke, ,941 9/11 Wake Forest* Winston-Salem, N.C. 12 noon L, ACC Network Duke, ,673 9/18 [1] Alabama Durham, N.C. 3:30 p.m. L, ABC Sports Alabama, ,042 9/25 Army Durham, N.C. 3 p.m. L, ESPN3.com Duke, ,289 10/2 Maryland* College Park, Md. 6 p.m. L, ESPN3.com Maryland, ,106 10/16 Miami* Durham, N.C. 1 p.m. L, ESPN3.com Miami, ,911 10/23 [23] Virginia Tech* Blacksburg, Va. 12 noon L, 7-44 ACC Network Virginia Tech, ,233 10/30 Navy Annapolis, Md. 3:30 p.m. W, CBS College Sports Navy ,117 11/6 Virginia* Durham, N.C. 12 noon W, ESPN3.com Virginia, ,741 11/13 Boston College* Durham, N.C. 12 noon L, ESPN3.com Boston College, ,420 11/20 Georgia Tech* Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 p.m. L, ESPN3.com Georgia Tech, ,110 11/27 * Durham, N.C. 3:30 p.m. ESPNU, *ACC game

2 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Media Information Duke Sports Information SID: Art Chase (football) Offi ce Phone: Chase s Home Phone: Chase s Cell Phone: Chase s chasea@duaa.duke.edu Fax: Website: Associate SID: Lindy Brown Associate SID: Matt Plizga Assistant SID: Ben Blevins (football) Blevins Offi ce Phone: Blevins Cell Phone: Blevins bblevins@duaa.duke.edu Assistant SID: Chris Cook Assistant SID: Meredith Rieder Assistant SID: Ashley Wolf Staff Assistants: Ned McGraw & Kristina Morrison Director of Internet Operations: Rob McKinney Asst. Director of Internet Operations: Lee Aldridge Mailing Address: Duke SID Offi ce Box Durham, N.C Duke Football Weekly Media Luncheon Duke hosts weekly media luncheons featuring head coach David Cutcliffe and selected Blue Devil players... the press conference, which begins at 11:30 a.m., is held each Tuesday throughout the football season at the Brooks Football Building. ACC Weekly Teleconference The Atlantic Coast Conference will hold its weekly football teleconference on Wednesdays from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.... Duke head coach David Cutcliffe is available beginning at 12 noon... Media may contact the ACC Media Relations Offi ce at for the phone number. 10:30... Jim Grobe, Wake Forest 10:40...Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech 10:50... Mike London, Virginia 11:00...Tom O Brien, N.C. State 11:10...Butch Davis, 11:20...Randy Shannon, Miami 11:30...Ralph Friedgen, Maryland 11:40...Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech 11:50... Jimbo Fisher, Florida State 12:00...David Cutcliffe, Duke 12:10...Dabo Swinney, Clemson 12:20...Frank Spaziani, Boston College ACC Weekly Football Satellite Feeds Dates: (September 1 December 1; every Wednesday) Times: 2:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. (ET) Satellite: AMC1 Transponder Degrees West Downlink Frequency: Vertical; Service #1 Symbolic Rate: 20.0 MS Data Rate: Mbps FEC: 3/4 Phone: (Microspace Communications) Coach David Cutcliffe s Duke Football Show The popular Coach David Cutcliffe s Duke Football Show can be seen weekly in the Triangle area at 12 noon on Sundays on ABC 11 WTVD... The 30-minute program contains head coach David Cutcliffe and features on Duke Football... In addition to the showing on WTVD, the show will air on Fox Sports Net South at 9:30 a.m. the following Saturday and MASN the following Thursday at 10 or 11 p.m.. This Week in Duke Football Coach Cutcliffe Teleconference 5 p.m. - Call Art Chase at for teleconference details Practice 6:30 p.m. No Interviews (Closed) Off Day No Interviews Practice 8:45-10:45 a.m. Weekly Press Conference at Brooks Football Building (11:30 a.m.) - Coach Cutcliffe and selected players available INTERVIEW PROCEDURES Student-Athletes: All interviews with Duke football players must be arranged through the Sports Information Offi ce. Player interviews will be available Tuesday and Wednesday during a typical game week. Coach Cutcliffe: All interviews with head coach David Cutcliffe can be arranged through Art Chase at (919) FOOTBALL PRACTICES The Duke football team conducts practice Sunday and Tuesday through Friday during the regular season. Practices are closed to the media. MEDIA PARKING & WILL CALL The media parking lot is located to the west of the Wallace Wade Stadium in the Lot P off of Highway 751. The media Will Call is located at the West Gate of Wallace Wade Stadium. BLUE DEVILS ISP SPORTS NETWORK A state-wide radio audience follows all the action of Duke football on The Blue Devils ISP Sports Network. The network provides in-depth pregame coverage, live play-by-play of all the action, and the post-game press conferences straight from the locker room to stations via satellite each game. The one-hour tailgate show is hosted by John Roth. Two-time Broadcaster of the Year Bob Harris, the voice of the Blue Devils for the past 34 seasons, calls all the action for Duke fans each game. He was inducted into the Stanly County (N.C.) Sports Hall of Fame in 1993 and the Sports Hall of Fame in Analyst Wes Chesson joins Harris in the booth each game and is in his 31st season providing color commentary for Duke games. Chesson, an All-ACC receiver at Duke from , still holds fi ve school receiving records, hauling in 164 catches for 2,399 yards during his playing days. He went on to play with the NFL s Atlanta Falcons ( ) and Philadelphia Eagles ( ). In December of 2000, Harris and Chesson were selected to work the 64th annual Shrine Bowl Game of the Carolinas in Charlotte, N.C. Anthony Dilweg, the 1988 ACC Player of the Year, joins the broadcast team for his 12th season, serving as the sideline reporter with a keen inside perspective. John Rose serves as the network s engineer. Practice 8:45-10:45 a.m. - Players available following practice ACC Teleconference Cutcliffe 12 noon - Call ACC Offi ce for details Duke Football Game Notes Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Practice 8:45-10:45 a.m. - Coach Cutcliffe available following practice Injury Report Released by ACC by 2 p.m. Practice 8:45-10:45 a.m. No Interviews (Closed) LOCKER ROOM POLICY The Duke locker room is closed to the media at all times. Following all home games, David Cutcliffe and designated players will address the media in the team meeting room on the second fl oor of the Yoh Football Center. Road accommodations for Coach Cutcliffe and Duke players to meet with the media will be made based on the facility. PRESS CREDENTIALS All media attending Duke football home games must apply for and be issued press credentials. Requests for credentials should be made in advance by and directed to Sports Information Director Art Chase. Priority is given to daily newspapers, major magazines and electronic media in the geographic areas of the competing teams. GLENN E. (TED) MANN PRESS BOX Named after former SID Ted Mann, the Duke press box is located on the third fl oor of the Finch-Yeager Building on the west side of Wallace Wade Stadium. Admittance is by credential only. DUKE RADIO AFFILIATES WEEB 990 Aberdeen WZKY 1580 Albemarle WIST 98.3 Asheboro WSFL Beaufort WBAG 1150 Burlington WHVN-FM Charlotte WHVN 1240 Charlotte WSFL-FM Clinton WDNC 620 Durham WCCG-FM Fayetteville WSFL-FM Goldsboro WIST-FM 98.3 Greensboro WSFL-FM Greenville WIST-FM 98.3 High Point WSFL-FM Jacksonville WIST-FM 98.3 Kernersville WSFL-FM Kinston WLXN 1440 Lexington WCCG-FM Lumberton WSFL-FM Morehead City WSFL-FM New Bern WKIX-FM Raleigh WSFL-FM Rocky Mount WKRX-FM 96.7 Roxboro WSTP 1490 Salisbury WEEB 990 Southern Pines WSFL-FM Wilson WIST-FM 98.3 Winston-Salem Internet Worldwide

3 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 20, DUKE VS. NORTH CAROLINA Saturday s game will mark the 97th on the gridiron between the two schools, with holding a all-time series advantage. The fi rst game in the series came on November 27, 1888 with Duke earning a 16-0 victory in Raleigh. The Tar Heels have won six straight and 19 of the past 20 meetings including last year s 19-6 decision in Chapel Hill. Duke s last win over in Durham came in the form of a decision in GAME SPONSOR TIAA-CREF serves as the game sponsor for this week s Duke-UNC game. BATTLE OF THE BLUES PRESENTED BY CONTINENTAL TIRE The Duke- rivalry series continues this year with a new name and presenting sponsor. The Battle of the Blues presented by Continental Tire is the year-long rivalry series between the two schools, with points awarded in 23 sports of competition. The winner at season end will receive the Continental Tire Cup. UNC leads the -11 series, 4-2, with this week s football game worth two points to the winner. DUKE-NORTH CAROLINA TIES Duke head coach David Cutcliffe and head coach Butch Davis both did not coach during the 2005 season. Cutcliffe was on the staff at Notre Dame in the spring of 2005 but resigned due to health reasons before re-joining the Tennessee staff for 2006 while Davis was in between head coaching positions with the NFL s Cleveland Browns ( ) and (2007-present). Blue Devil associate head coach Ron Middleton and Tar Heel offensive coordinator John Shoop were on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers staff together in Shoop was a graduate assistant coach at Vanderbilt from when the Commodores fell three times to Tennessee with Cutcliffe on the Vol coaching staff. UNC aide Art Kaufman served on the Ole Miss staff when Cutcliffe was the head coach of the Rebels. Wes Chesson, who serves as the color analyst for the Duke Radio Network, scored on a 53-yard touchdown pass from Marcell Courtillet on the famed shoestring play in Duke s victory in Anthony Dilweg, the Duke Radio Network s sideline reporter, completed 29-of- 49 passes for 362 yards and three touchdowns in the Blue Devils win over the Tar Heels in Dilweg engineered a game-winning 76-yard drive which resulted in Roger Boone s six-yard scoring run with just 23 seconds left. Duke director of player development Terrell Smith logged seven tackles and forced a fumble in the Blue Devils victory over in Smith, a captain on the 2003 club, led the Blue Devils in tackles with 140 that season and received All-ACC honors. DUKE-NORTH CAROLINA STATISTICAL COMPARISON () Category Duke Overall Record ACC Record Scoring Offense Per game Rushing Yards Per Game Passing Yards Per Game Total Offense Per Game Scoring Defense Per Game Rushing Defense Per Game Passing Defense Per Game Total Defense Per Game Turnover Margin -9-2 Penalties-Yards Punting (No.-Yards-Avg.) 52-2, , Time of Possession 29:53 29:52 Third Down Conversions (.406) (.367) Fourth Down Conversions 8-16 (.500) (.667) Sacks By THE LAST TIME 19, Duke 6 November 7, Chapel Hill, N.C. Duke Football Game Notes RB Ryan Houston rushed 37 times for 164 yards to help the Tar Heels to a 19-6 win over Duke in the 96th meeting between the two schools as 59,750 fans looked on at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C. The Tar Heels limited Duke to just 125 yards of total offense while securing their 19th win in the last 20 games in the series The teams accounted for two fi eld goals each in the fi rst half before K Casey Barth gave the home team the lead for good with a 41-yard effort on the fi nal snap of the third quarter... then scored 10 points over the fi nal seven minutes of the game Duke WR Conner Vernon caught three passes for 21 yards on the day to set a new school single-season record for reception yards by a freshman, breaking the previous standard of 578 yards set by Walter Jones in 1988 In the third period, Duke CB Leon Wright posted his fi fth interception of the year and the 10th of his career... Duke S Jordan Byas blocked a Tar Heel punt in the fi rst quarter to set up the Blue Devils fi rst fi eld goal Final Duke = = 19 Team Qtr Time Play Drive NC 1 11:25 Barth 40 FG 10-51; 3:35 DUKE 1 1:10 Maggio 23 FG 6-25; 2:23 NC 2 9:59 Barth 29 FG 13-62; 6:04 DUKE 2 0:00 Maggio 26 FG 12-44; 3:26 NC 3 0:00 Barth 41 FG 5-(-4); 1:43 NC 4 6:57 Boyd 3 run (Barth kick) 12:65; 6:16 NC 4 3:56 Barth 33 FG 5-12; 1:36 Duke First Downs Rush 3 11 Pass 5 9 Penalty 3 1 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Posession 21:27 38:33 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING Duke: Lewis 10-7, Boyette 3-4, Hollingsworth 1-1; Scott 5-0; : Houston , Little 4-12, Elzy 2-12, Draughn 1-9, Boyd 2-6, White 1-5, TEAM 2-(-4), Yates 2-(-12). PASSING Duke: Lewis , Renfree ; : Yates RECEIVING Duke: Kelly 4-22, Vernon 3-21, Varner 2-14, Scott 2-10, Hollingsworth 2-6, King 1-22, Williams 1-12, Bell 1-6; : Pianalto 5-42, Little 3-26, Highsmith 3-21, Houston 3-15, Jones TACKLES Duke: Gainey 10-2=12, Rey 5-4=9, Wright 7-0=7, Oghobaase 6-1=7, Thornton 4-3=7, Banks 5-0=5, Egboh 3-2=5, Hatcher 3-1=4; : Quinn 6-1=7, Brown 4-0=4, Williams 4-0=4, Wilson 2-2=4.

4 VICTORY BELL The battle for the Victory Bell began in 1948 with earning possession with a 20-0 win in Chapel Hill. Duke head cheerleader Loring Jones and head cheerleader Norman Spear decided on the idea of the Victory Bell. Jones designed the model while Spear obtained a bell from an old railroad train. Red Lewis, Duke s business manager for athletics, agreed to fi nd money in the budget to pay for the bell. NORTH CAROLINA IS DUKE S MOST COMMON FOE With 96 total contests played between the two schools, ranks as Duke s most common football opponent. The only schools Duke has played 80 or more football games against are, Wake Forest (91) and N.C. State (81). MARKS 89TH STRAIGHT SEASON FOR DUKE-CAROLINA The Blue Devils and Tar Heels have met every year since NOTABLE GAMES IN THE DUKE-NORTH CAROLINA SERIES 1888 Then Trinity College, Duke wins the fi rst game in the series, Stonewall Durham scores the fi rst touchdown in the series Duke s Jack Alexander rushes for 193 yards as the Blue Devils post a 25-0 victory En route to the Southern Conference title, unranked defeats eighth-ranked Duke, 14-6, in Durham In the only meeting when both teams were ranked among the nation s top 25, No. 13 Duke rallies from a 3-0 halftime defi cit to hand No. 7 its lone loss of the season. Duke would fi nish the year 8-1 and win the Southern Conference championship while UNC went The crowd of 57,500, Duke s largest crowd to date, pours into what is now Wallace Wade Stadium to see Duke lose to, Wallace Wade coaches his fi nal game for Duke and defeats, In its fi rst appearance on television, Duke defeats, 6-0, as Oliver Rudy scores on a 35-yard run in the second quarter. The victory clinches the Blue Devils third straight ACC title With a national television audience looking on, scores on its fi rst three possessions and never looks back, winning In head coach Bill Murray s fi nal game, the Blue Devils down, 34-7, to give Murray a share of his seventh ACC title. Bob Matheson returns an interception 35 yards for a score while Jay Calabrese contributes three touchdowns Don McCauley rushes 47 times for 279 yards and fi ve TDs as wins, s Amos Lawrence rushes for 143 yards his fourth 100-yard effort versus Duke as the No. 15 Tar Heels win in Chapel Hill, Wide receiver Doug Green catches three second-half touchdown passes including two in the fi nal two minutes to guide Duke past, 23-21, in Chapel Hill. Green, who fi nishes with 10 receptions for 152 yards, grabs the game-winning score from Steve Slayden with just 1:10 left in the game as Duke rallies from a 21-3 late third quarter defi cit Duke quarterback Anthony Dilweg concluded his outstanding season by throwing for 362 yards and three touchdowns in a victory. The league s player of the year, Dilweg directed the gamewinning, 76-yard drive and concluded with Roger Boone s six-yard touchdown run with 23 seconds left in the game In Chapel Hill, Duke wraps up the ACC title with a 41-0 win over the Tar Heels. The win, Duke s seventh straight to close the regular season, is highlighted by Dave Brown s school-record 479 passing yards. The victory marked Duke s seventh straight of the season after opening the year with a 1-3 ledger With both teams heading to bowl games, closed out the regular season with a win over Duke on the strength of a late 71-yard TD pass from Mike Thomas to Octavus Barnes. Duke s Spence Fischer completes 33-of-57 passes for 395 yards and four touchdowns in the contest. Duke s 60-yard fi eld goal try as time expired fell short Dan Orner boots a 47-yard fi eld goal as time expires to boost past Duke, The Blue Devils had taken a advantage with just over two minutes remaining on Adam Smith s 33- yard TD pass to Senterrio Landrum Duke darts out to a 23-0 halftime lead and holds on for a victory in Chapel Hill, snapping a 13-game Tar Heel winning streak in the series. Duke s Cedric Dargan and Chris Douglas combine to rush for 171 yards and three touchdowns in the triumph while Matt Zielinski sacked Tar Heel quarterback Darian Durant on s fi nal possession to preserve the win For the fi rst time in the history of the rivalry, the two teams decided the outcome in overtime. Following a missed fi eld goal by Duke, won the game with a 25-yard touchdown run for the fi nal score. Year Loction Winner Score 1888 Raleigh Duke Raleigh Duke Durham Duke Chapel Hill Duke Chapel Hill Durham Duke Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Duke Durham Duke Chapel Hill Durham Duke Chapel Hill Duke Durham Chapel Hill Duke Durham Duke Chapel Hill Durham Duke Chapel Hill Durham Duke Chapel Hill Duke Chapel Hill Duke Durham Duke Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Duke Durham Duke Chapel Hill Duke Durham Duke Chapel Hill Duke Durham Duke Chapel Hill Duke Durham Chapel Hill Duke Durham Chapel Hill Durham Duke Chapel Hill Duke Durham Chapel Hill Durham Duke Chapel Hill Duke Durham Chapel Hill Durham Duke Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Duke Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Durham Duke Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Duke Durham Chapel Hill Duke Durham Duke Chapel Hill Duke Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill Duke Durham Chapel Hill Durham OT Chapel Hill Durham Chapel Hill 6-19

5 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Team Notes DUKE REACHES CAPACITY IN WALLACE WADE The Blue Devils reached capacity in Wallace Wade Stadium in each of the fi rst two home games with crowds of 33,941 against Elon and 39,042 against Alabama and are averaging an attendance of 329,785 in fi ve home games this year. Duke s crowd of 39,042 against Alabama was the largest since Nov. 19, 1994 when 40,103 fans showed up for a victory over the Blue Devils. Duke added 3,904 seats with temporary bleachers for the game with the Crimson Tide, increasing capacity to 37,845. Before this season, the last time Duke reached capacity for a home game was 2001 when 35,206 fans were in attendance for the Blue Devils loss to N.C. State. The home attendance in a fi ve-game span of 148,924 is the most since 1994 when Duke tallied 164,238 in its fi nal fi ve home games against East Carolina, Army, Clemson, Virginia and. Duke 30,000+ Attendance Since vs. N.C. State (Nov. 3, 2001)... 35, vs. (Nov. 23, 2002)... 33, vs. (Nov. 20, 2004)... 30, vs. James Madison (Aug. 30, 2008)... 32, vs. Miami (Oct. 18, 2008)...32, vs. N.C. State (Nov. 8, 2008)... 31, vs. (Nov. 29, 2008)... 30, vs. Richmond (Sept. 5, )...33, vs. Elon (Sept. 4, )... 33, vs. Alabama (Sept. 18, )... 39,042 HIGH SCORING GAMES This season, Duke has been involved in two of the three highest scoring conference games in ACC history. The Blue Devils win over Virginia ranks as the second highest scoring league contest while earlier this year, Duke lost to Wake Forest, 54-48, in the third highest scoring conference game. ACC Highest Scoring Conference Games Clemson (82), Wake Forest (24) Duke (55), Virginia (48) Wake Forest (54), Duke (48) (59), Maryland (42) Georgia Tech (63), Wake Forest (35) POINTS MOST SINCE 1990 The 55 points scored by the Blue Devils against Virginia marked the most by a Duke team since 1990 when Duke scored 57 at home against Wake Forest (57-20). It was the fi rst time since 1994 that the Blue Devils had 50 or more points in a game with the last time coming against Wake Forest in a victory. It also marked the highest point total ever scored against Virginia in the 62-game series history. The previous high was 51 in a victory at home in Duke has now scored 50 or more points in a game 28 times in school history, including 13 games at home. In the last 55 years, there have only been six games where Duke has tallied 50 or more points. Duke 50-Point Games Since vs. Wake Forest vs. Virginia vs. Wake Forest vs. Wake Forest vs. Wake Forest vs. Virginia DUKE SCORES OVER 40 THREE TIMES The Blue Devils have scored over 40 points in three games this season with 41 against Elon, 48 at Wake Forest and 55 against Virginia. Duke has four games this season with 30 or more. The three games with 40 or more points mark the fi rst time since 1994 and seventh season in school history that Duke has scored at least 40 points in three or more contests. The Blue Devils did it fi ve times in The seasons where Duke has scored 40 or more at least three times include, 1940, 1941, 1943, 1987, 1989, 1994 and. The last time Duke scored 40 or more points in backto-back games was in 1991 when the Blue Devils had 42 against both Rutgers and Colgate in the second and third games of the season. The 89 points combined are the most in a two-game span since Duke had 90 combined points against South Carolina (33) and N.C. State (57) in The 55 points scored against Virginia were the most in head coach David Cutcliffe s three seasons at Duke. Under Cutcliffe, Duke has scored 40 or more points six times with a 5-1 record in those contests. Duke has now scored 30 or more points in 13 of the 33 games in the Cutcliffe Era. Cutcliffe 30-point Games at Duke 1. vs. James Madison (Aug. 30, 2008)...W, vs. Navy (Sept. 13, 2008)...W, vs. Virginia (Sept. 20, 2008)...W, vs. Miami (Oct. 18, 2008)... L, at Wake Forest (Nov. 1, 2008)... L, OT 6. at Army (Sept. 12, )...W, vs. N.C. Central (Sept. 26, )...W, at N.C. State (Oct. 10, )...W, vs. Wake Forest (Nov. 28, )... L, vs. Elon (Sept. 4, )...W, at Wake Forest (Sept. 11, )... L, at Navy (Oct. 30, )...W, vs. Virginia (Nov. 6, )...W, DUKE PLAYS SIX TRUE FRESHMEN Six true freshmen have received playing time for the Blue Devils in the fi rst 11 games of the season, including two players who enrolled in January and participated in spring practice. QB Brandon Connette and RB Josh Snead both enrolled at Duke in January. Connette has completed 9-of-21 passes for 104 yards and two interceptions while rushing for 305 yards and seven touchdowns on 72 carries in 11 games. Snead has 45 carries for 221 yards and one touchdown in nine games. RB Juwan Thompson and WR Brandon Braxton also have played on offense. Thompson has 23 runs for 76 yards in 10 games. Braxton has 14 catches for 180 yards and one touchdown. Two true freshman have played on defense this season with NG Tevin Hood making four tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss in four games. LB Kelby Brown has played in nine games with 63 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, fi ve QB hurries and four fumble recoveries. Duke Football Game Notes FIRST COLLEGIATE STARTS FOR 14 PLAYERS A total of 14 players have started for the fi rst time in their career this season. Five earned fi rst starts against Elon, Duke had one new starter in each of the next four games, two players started for the fi rst time against Miami and one against Virginia, Boston College and Georgia Tech. After transferring from Santa Rosa Junior College, junior tight end Cooper Helfet started for the fi rst time against Georgia Tech and had six receptions for 92 yards. Redshirt freshman August Campbell drew his fi rst collegiate start at safety against Boston College and had a school record 95-yard fumble return for a touchdown. Against Virginia, redshirt freshman offensive guard Dave Harding earned his fi rst career start at left guard and helped pave the way for 230 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns. Two true freshmen started for the fi rst time against Miami. Quarterback Brandon Connette completed 4-of-6 passes for 30 yards and rushed for a touchdown. Running back Juwan Thompson had one carry for one yard. Tight end Jack Farrell drew his fi rst career start at Maryland. Brandon Braxton started at wide receiver against Army and had a 21-yard touchdown catch for his fi rst collegiate score. Austin Gamble made his fi rst career start at linebacker against Alabama. He had four tackles and one sack in his fi rst game as a starter. Against Wake Foret Sydney Sarmiento started at defensive tackle and made one tackle. On offense, redshirt sophomores QB Sean Renfree and WR Tony Foster started for the fi rst time against Elon along with redshirt freshman tackle Perry Simmons. Renfree threw for 350 yards and two touchdowns in his fi rst career start, Foster did not have a catch and Simmons helped pave the way for the offense racking up 542 yards. Two players earned their fi rst collegiate start on defense against Elon with redshirt sophomore DE Kenny Anunike and redshirt freshman CB Ross Cockrell each seeing their fi rst playing time. Anunike posted one tackle and Cockrell added four stops. FIRST GAME AS A BLUE DEVIL Duke has had 21 players step on the fi eld for the fi rst time in a Duke uniform this season. After 17 made their collegiate debuts against Elon, two more saw the fi eld for the fi rst time at Wake Forest and one more against both Alabama and Maryland. The fi rst time players against Elon were Brandon Braxton, Ross Cockrell, John Coleman, Brandon Connette, Jack Farrell, Joey Finison, Justin Foxx, Corey Gattis, Dave Harding, Tevin Hood, Garett Patterson, Sydney Sarmiento, Perry Simmons, Josh Snead, Taylor Sowell, Juwan Thompson and Anthony Young-Wiseman. Kevin Rojas (LB) and Cooper Helfet (TE) made their Duke debuts at Wake Forest. Kelby Brown s fi rst game was against Alabama. Greg DuLuca played on special teams at Maryland.

6 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes Honors Ross Cockrell (Cornerback) CFB Performance Awards DB of the Week - Honorable Mention (11/7) Brandon Connette (Quarterback) Duke Ronald McDonald House Charities Student Athlete of the Week (11/8 [co]) Matt Daniels (Safety) Phil Steele Midseason Second Team All-ACC Cooper Helfet (Tight End) ACC Player of the Week (11/1) CFB Performance Awards TE of the Week (11/7) ACC Player of the Week (11/8) Kyle Hill (Offensive Tackle) Phil Steele Midseason Third Team All-ACC Brett Huffman (Tight End) John Mackey Award Watch List Alex King (Punter) CFB Performance Awards Punter of the Week - Honorable Mention (10/24) Abraham Kromah (Linebacker) Phil Steele Midseason Second Team All-ACC Bryan Morgan (Center) Allstate/AFCA Good Works Team Rimington Trophy Watch List Sean Renfree (Quarterback) CFB Performance Awards QB of the Week (10/31) Duke Ronald McDonald House Charities Student Athlete of the Week (9/8, 11/1, 11/8 [co]) Will Snyderwine (Kicker) ACC Player of the Week (11/1) Lou Groza Award Semifi nalist Phil Steele Midseason Second Team All-ACC CFB Performance Awards Kicker of the Week - Honorable Mention (10/3, 11/14) Donovan Varner (Wide Receiver) Phil Steele Midseason Second Team All-ACC Biletnikoff Award Watch List Preseason All-ACC Conner Vernon (Wide Receiver) Phil Steele Midseason First Team All-ACC CFB Performance Awards Wide Receiver of the Week - Honorable Mention (9/5) Offensive Notes DUKE OFFENSE BEST SINCE 1989 In, Duke is averaging yards per game to rank seventh in the ACC. The 391 yards per game is the highest by a Blue Devil squad since 1989 when Duke averaged yards per contest. It ranks as the seventh-highest total since The Blue Devils have posted 400 or more yards in fi ve games this season, including three of the last four outings. Duke had a season-high 542 yards against Elon in the season opener. Duke s passing yards per game is the second highest since Only last year s average of yards per game was higher in the last 17 seasons. It is the eighth-highest average in school history as the Blue Devils have passed for over 300 yards in fi ve contests. The Blue Devils are also averaging rushing yards per game, which is 55.4 more per contest than last season and the most since 2005 when they averaged yards per game. DUKE AMONG ACC LEADERS IN PASSING Duke s passing attack ranks second in the ACC and 24th nationally with an average of yards per game. Redshirt sophomore quarterback Sean Renfree has passed for 300 or more yards in fi ve games this season to give Duke 14 games with 300 or more passing yards under Cutcliffe. ACC Passing Offense 1. N.C. State Duke Virginia Miami OFFENSE COMPILES 542 YARDS Duke tallied 542 yards of total offense against Elon, the highest total since 1998 by a Blue Devils squad. The 1998 team recorded 575 yards of total offense with 303 passing yards and 272 rushing yards against Northwestern. The Elon game marked the second time under Cutcliffe that the Blue Devils have had over 500 yards of total offense. Last season, Duke posted 502 (459 pass, 85 rush) yards against N.C. State in a win. The 192 rushing yards are the third-most under Cutcliffe behind 233 yards on 41 carries last season against N.C. Central and 218 yards on 48 attempts against James Madison in RECORDING 450 YARDS OF TOTAL OFFENSE The Blue Devils have gone over 450 yards ot total offense in four games this season, posting 542 yards against Elon, 487 at Wake Forest, 456 at Navy and 489 versus Virginia. For the season, the Blue Devils rank seventh in the ACC with yards per game. The Blue Devils have passed for over 300 yards in three of the four games with at least 450 yards and had over 200 rushing yards in the other against Virginia. Duke has a combined 14 rushing touchdowns in those four outings. Under Cutcliffe, Duke has topped the 400-yard mark 10 times in 33 games, including twice in 2008 and four times each of the past two seasons. SIX RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS VS. VIRGINIA Duke had six rushing touchdowns against Virginia, marking the fi rst time that the Blue Devils have rushed for six touchdowns in a game since 1968 when they scored six times on the ground in a win over Georgia Tech at home. The six rushing scores were spread out with four different players fi nding the end zone. Duke s two quarterbacks, Brandon Connette and Sean Renfree, each scored twice. Connette had runs of two and 20 yards for his scores while Renfree crossed the goal line on runs of one and 37 yards. Junior wide receiver Donovan Varner scored his fi rst career rushing touchdown from nine yards out and Desmond Scott tallied the game-winner on a 35-yard run with 40 seconds remaining for his third of the season. DUKE POUNDS OUT 230 RUSHING YARDS The 230 rushing yards for the Blue Devils against Virginia marked the third time under Cutcliffe that Duke has rushed for 200 or more yards in a game. The last time they did it was against N.C. Central last season when they racked up 233 rushing yards. They also had over 200 rushing yards against James Madison in 2008, fi nishing the game with 218 yards. Scott led the way with 97 yards on 17 carries, including a 35-yard game-winning touchdown run. Connette and Renfree combined for 100 yards and four touchdowns on 22 attempts in the game. The Blue Devils averaged 5.1 yards per carry in the contest. SCORING IN 14 STRAIGHT QUARTERS Duke scored points in 14 straight quarters, putting points on the board in all four quarters against Navy, Virginia and Boston College and then in each of the fi rst two quarters at Georgia Tech. The streak ended in the third quarter of the loss against the Yellow Jackets. The streak of 14 straight ranks as the fi fth longest in the past 40 seasons of Duke football. The longest streak was 17 straight accomplished in 1990 (fourth quarter of Army through end of Wake Forest game) and (second half of Kansas through third quarter of Maryland). Duke Longest Scoring Streak by Quarter Since [Army (4th) through Wake Forest] [Kansas (3rd) through Maryland (2nd)] [E. Carolina (3rd) through Clemson (2nd)] [Maryland through N.C. State (3rd)] [Navy through Georgia Tech (2nd)] CONVERTING ON THIRD DOWN Duke has done a better job of converting on third downs this season with a.406 percentage (69-of-170). The Blue Devils rank fi fth in the ACC in third down conversion percentage. Last season, Duke ranked eighth in the league with a.372 percentage (68-of-183). The Blue Devils have found success on third down in the fi rst and fourth quarters this season. They are converting 48.8 percent (21-of-43) in the opening period and 48.8 percent (20-of-41) in the fi nal quarter. ACC Third Down Conversions 1. Florida State N.C. State Virginia Tech Clemson Duke

7 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes LONG CONVERSIONS IN FOURTH QUARTER The Blue Devils have done a good job this season converting fourth downs in the fourth quarter and are 3-of-6 in the fi nal period. Against Virginia, Duke trailed and faced a 4th-and-20 from its own 21-yard line. Renfree stayed in the pocket and found Varner over the middle for a 32-yard gain that helped set up the game-winning 35-yard touchdown run by Scott. The Virginia play was similar to one at Maryland where Duke was behind 21-9 in the fourth quarter and faced a 4th-and-19 from the Maryland 36-yard line. Renfree threw a deep pass to Varner for 35 yards to take Duke to the one-yard line and set up an eventual two-yard touchdown throw from Renfree to Brandon King. SCORING ON FOUR STRAIGHT POSSESSIONS In all three of Duke s victories this season, the Blue Devils have scored on four straight possessions during the game. In the season opener against Elon, Duke came away with points on fi ve of its fi rst six possessions, including four straight to end the fi rst half with two touchdowns and two fi eld goals to lead at the break. At Navy, the Blue Devils opened the game with points on its fi rst four drives and six of its fi rst seven possessions in the game. Duke had a fi eld goal and three touchdowns on four fi rst half drives to lead 24-0 at halftime. Against Virginia, Duke had stretches where the Blue Devils scored on three and four straight possessions. The fi rst three drives all resulted in touchdowns for a 21-7 fi rst quarter lead and then in the second half they scored on fi ve of the last six possessions. After punting on the fi rst drive of the second half, Duke had a touchdown, fi eld goal, two touchdowns, fumble and then the game-winning touchdown drive. DUKE ON THE OPENING DRIVE The Blue Devils have scored points on their opening drive in six of the 11 games, including four of the last seven outings. Of the six opening drive scores this season, Duke has three touchdowns and three fi eld goals. The Blue Devils had rushing touchdowns on the opening drive in each of the fi rst two games and scored on a long pass play against Virginia. On opening drives this season, Renfree is 18-of-30 for 231 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Sophomore wide receiver Conner Vernon has been a top target with eight catches for 96 yards while Scott has rushed for 125 yards on 25 carries and has two catches for 25 yards. Duke Opening Drives Game Plays-Yards Result Elon YD Rush TD at Wake Forest YD Rush TD Alabama 3-6 Punt Army 3-7 INT at Maryland YD FG Miami YD FG at Virginia Tech Downs at Navy YD FG Virginia YD Pass TD Boston College 6-21 Punt Georgia Tech 3-(-2) Punt RENFREE ON ACC PASSING LISTS Redshirt sophomore quarterback Sean Renfree is averaging yards per game to rank third in the ACC and 21st nationally. He has fi ve games with 300 or more yards to rank second in the league. ACC Passing Yards Per Game 1. Russell Wilson, N.C. State T.J. Yates, Sean Renfree, Duke Marc Verica, Virginia Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech ACC 300-Yard Passing Games 1. Russell Wilson, N.C. State Sean Renfree, Duke T.J. Yates, YARD GAMES Renfree has thrown for over 300 yards in fi ve games this season to rank third in Duke history for 300-yard games in a single season. He is one of 17 Duke quarterbacks all-time to throw for over 300 yards in a game and ranks sixth on the career list. He is just the fourth Duke quarterback with 350 or more yards in three or more games in one season. Renfree Career 300-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1. Elon, Sept. 4, Wake Forest, Sept. 11, Maryland, Oct. 2, Navy, Oct. 30, Georgia Tech, Nov. 20, Duke Career 300-Yard Games 1. Thaddeus Lewis ( ) Anthony Dilweg ( ) Ben Bennett ( ) Dave Brown ( ) Spence Fischer ( ) Sean Renfree (-present)... 5 Duke Season 300-Yard Games 1. Anthony Dilweg (1988) Thaddeus Lewis () Sean Renfree () Spence Fischer (1995)... 4 Dave Brown (1991)... 4 Ben Bennett (1983)... 4 REACHING 2,000 YARDS Renfree has passed for 2,889 yards in 11 games this season to become the sixth quarterback in school history to throw for 2,000 yards in their fi rst season as a starter. His total is second only to Anthony Dilweg s 3,824 yards in Ben Bennett (2,050 in 1980), Dilweg (3,824 in 1988), Leo Hart (2,238 in 1968), Thaddeus Lewis (2,134 in 2006) and Billy Ray (2,035 in 1989) also accomplished the feat. There have now been 19 seasons where a player has passed for 2,000 or more yards in Duke history and 11 quarterbacks who have done so. Duke Most Passing Yards - First Season Starting 1. Anthony Dilweg (1988)... 3, Sean Renfree ()... 2, Leo Hart (1968)... 2, Thaddeus Lewis (2006)... 2, Ben Bennett (1980)... 2, Billy Ray (2,035)... 2,035 LOOKING FOR 3,000 Renfree needs 111 passing yards to become just the fourth quarterback in school history to throw for over 3,000 yards in a single season. The only other quarterbacks who have accomplished the feat are Anthony Dilweg in 1988, Thaddeus Lewis last season in and Ben Bennett in 1982 and With 2,889 passing yards this season, Renfree currently ranks sixth on Duke s single season list, 35 yards behind Steve Slayden (1987). Duke Season Passing Yards 1. Anthony Dilweg (1988)... 3, Thaddeus Lewis ()... 3, Ben Bennett (1983)... 3, Ben Bennett (1982)... 3, Steve Slayden (1987)... 2, Sean Renfree ()... 2, Dave Brown (1991)... 2, Spence Fischer (1995)... 2, Spence Fischer (1993)... 2, D. Bryant (2001)... 2,454 RENFREE AMONG SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS After 11 games, Renfree has moved into the top 10 in several of Duke s single-season passing categories. This season, he has completed 261-of-425 passes (.614) for 2,889 yards and 13 touchdowns. His 261 completions rank fourth while his 425 attempts are sixth most. His completion percentage of.614 is the fi fth highest. He is also two touchdowns away from a tie for ninth most for a single season. Duke Season Pass Completions 1. Ben Bennett (1983) Anthony Dilweg (1988) Thaddeus Lewis () Sean Renfree () Spence Fischer (1995) Duke Season Pass Attempts 1. Anthony Dilweg (1988) Ben Bennett (1983) Thaddeus Lewis () Spence Fischer (1995) Dave Brown (1991) Sean Renfree () Duke Season Completion Pct. 1. Ben Bennett (1983) ( ) 2. Billy Ray (1989) ( ) 3. Ben Bennett (1982) ( ) 4. Thaddeus Lewis (2008) ( ) 5. Sean Renfree () ( ) 6. Thaddeus Lewis () ( ) Duke Season Passing Touchdowns 1. Anthony Dilweg (1988) Thaddeus Lewis (2007) Ben Bennett (1982) Steve Slayden (1987) Dave Brown (1991) Thaddeus Lewis () Ben Bennett (1983) Spence Fischer (1994) Billy Ray (1989) Thaddeus Lewis (2008) Sean Renfree ()... 13

8 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes ACC SINGLE-SEASON CHARTS Renfree could etch his name into the ACC record books as well this season as he is 18 completions and 13 attempts away from moving into the top 10. ACC Season Pass Completions 4. Charlie Whitehurst, Clemson (2003) Matt Schaub, Virginia (2002) Anthony Dilweg, Duke (1988) John Kaleo, Maryland (1992) Cullen Harper, Clemson (2007) Matt Schaub, Virginia (2003) Scott Milanovich, Maryland (1993) Sean Renfree, Duke () ACC Season Pass Attempts 5. Ben Bennett, Duke (1983) Drew Weatherford, Florida State (2005) Charlie Whitehurst, Clemson (2003) Thaddeus Lewis, Duke () Philip Rivers, N.C. State (2000) Spence Fischer, Duke (1995) Sean Renfree () RENFREE AMONG CAREER LEADERS Only in his sophomore season, Renfree is already ranked ninth on Duke s career pass completions list and is approaching the top 10 for Duke s career passing yards. Renfree has 3,219 career passing yards which is 292 yards shy of Mike Dunn s 10th-place total of 3,511 yards. Duke Career Pass Completions 1. Thaddeus Lewis ( ) Ben Bennett ( ) Spence Fischer ( ) Steve Slayden ( ) Leo Hart ( ) Dave Brown ( ) Anthony Dilweg ( ) D. Bryant ( ) Sean Renfree () Mike Dunn ( ) Mike Schneider ( ) Duke Career Passing Yards 1. Thaddeus Lewis ( )... 10, Ben Bennett ( )... 9, Spence Fischer ( )... 9, Steve Slayden ( )... 8, Leo Hart ( )...6, Dave Brown ( )... 5, Anthony Dilweg ( )... 4, D. Bryant ( )... 3, Spencer Romine ( )... 3, Mike Dunn ( )...3,511 - Sean Renfree ()... 3,219 MULTI-TOUCHDOWN GAMES Renfree has thrown two or more touchdown passes in three games this season and in four career games. Two of Renfree s four career multi-touchdown games have come against Army. Renfree Career Games With 2+ TD Passes Opponent, Date TDs 1. Army, Sept. 12, Elon, Sept. 4, Wake Forest, Sept. 11, Army, Sept. 25,... 2 NO INTERCEPTIONS IN FOUR GAMES Renfree has not thrown an interception in four straight games and has attempted 157 passes since his last interception at Virginia Tech. He is 13 attempts away from passing Ben Bennett for the second longest streak without an interception in school history. With 49 attempts against Boston College, Renfree had the sixth most attempts in a game without an interception in school history. Five players have attempted 50 or more passes without an interception in a game at Duke. Duke Past Attempts Without INT - Game 1. Thaddeus Lewis ()...55 vs. Richmond 2. Thaddeus Lewis (2008)...52 vs. N.C. State 3. Steve Slayden (1987)...50 vs. Georgia Tech Dave Brown (1991) vs. South Carolina Thaddeus Lewis ()...50 vs. N.C. State 6. Sean Renfree () vs. Boston College Duke Consecutive Pass Attempts Without INT 1. Thaddeus Lewis ( ) Ben Bennett ( ) Sean Renfree () Spence Fischer (1993) RENFREE SETS DUKE RECORD Against Navy, Renfree completed 28-of-30 pass attempts for a school single-game record.933 completion percentage. He fell just shy of the NCAA record for at least 20 completions held by Tee Martin of Tennessee against South Carolina on Oct. 31, 1998 (23-24,.958). Of note, Duke head coach David Cutcliffe was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach that season at Tennessee. The previous Duke record for at least 15 attempts was.852 (23-27) by Spence Fischer against Navy in Earlier this season, Renfree completed 79.5 percent (31-of-39) of his passes against Elon for the eighth best single game total in school history. Duke Game Pass Completion Pct. (15 att.) 1. Sean Renfree vs. Navy () (28-30) 2. Spence Fischer vs. Navy (1994) (23-27) 3. Thaddeus Lewis vs. Northwestern (2007) (19-23) 4. Ben Bennett vs. Georgia Tech (1983) (27-33) Steve Slayden vs. Ohio (1986) (18-22) 6. Spence Fischer vs. Army (1993) (29-36) 7. Thaddeus Lewis vs. N.C. State () (40-50) 8. Sean Renfree vs. Elon () (31-39) 16 STRAIGHT COMPLETIONS TIES RECORD Renfree completed his fi rst 16 pass attempts at Navy to tie a school record for consecutive pass completions in a single game. He tied the mark of 16 set by D. Bryant against N.C. State in Renfree is the fourth quarterback in school history to complete 15 or more consecutive passes in a game. In the Navy game, Renfree completed all eight of his pass attempts in the fi rst quarter for 87 yards and fi nished the fi rst half completing 17-of-18 passes for 180 yards while also rushing for two touchdowns. Duke Game Consecutive Pass Completions 1. Sean Renfree...16 vs. Navy, D. Bryant vs. N.C. State, Thaddeus Lewis vs. Northwestern, 2007 Ben Bennett...15 vs., Ben Bennett...14 vs. Maryland, 1982 RENFREE S 35 COMPLETIONS The 35 completions against Boston College put Renfree tied for fourth in Duke history for most completions in a single game. He matched the total set by Spence Fischer against Virginia in Three of the top fi ve totals have come under Cutcliffe. Renfree has completed 30 or more passes three times this season, which is tied for the second most 30+ completion games in a single season. Duke Most Completions - Game Player Completions 1. Thaddeus Lewis vs. N.C. State, 2. Ben Bennett vs. Wake Forest, Thaddeus Lewis vs. N.C. State, Sean Renfree...35 vs. Boston College, Spence Fischer...35 vs. Virginia, 1995 Duke Most Games With 30+ Completions - Season Player Completions 1. Anthony Dilweg (1988) Sean Renfree ()... 3 Ben Bennett (1983)... 3 Steve Slayden (1987)... 3 Spence Fischer (1995)... 3 Thaddeus Lewis ()... 3 STRINGS OF COMPLETIONS Including the school record 16 straight pass completions against Navy, Renfree has completed 10 or more passes in a row fi ve times this season. He had a streak of 14 straight, completing his last fi ve against Elon and fi rst nine at Wake Forest. He completed his last seven at Navy and fi rst three versus Virginia for 10 straight. He also had 11 consecutive completions in games against Boston College and Georgia Tech. RENFREE RESPONDS After suffering through a tough two-game stretch that saw him complete just 42.9 percent of his passes with six interceptions and zero touchdowns in weeks 6-7 against Miami and Virginia Tech, Renfree has responded in fi ne fashion over the last month, completeing 110-of-149 (.738) pass attempts for 1,152 yards with three touchdowns and zero interceptions while rushing for four additional scores in the last four games. Renfree Weeks 6 & 7 Statistics Opponent Comp Att Pct. Yds TD INT Miami Virginia Tech Total Renfree Weeks 8-11 Statistics Opponent Comp Att Pct. Yds TD INT Navy Virginia Boston College Georgia Tech Total , RENFREE HOLDS SCHOOL RECORD Renfree owns a school record by throwing at least one touchdown pass in each of his fi rst fi ve collegiate starts. The previous record was four held by Scotty Glacken in Renfree started the fi rst fi ve games this season and threw at least one TD pass in all fi ve outings. He has a touchdown pass in six of his seven career starts.

9 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes OPENING DAY PERFORMANCE Renfree had one of the top season-opening performances for a Duke quarterback. His 350 yards tied for second most with Thaddeus Lewis (350 vs. Richmond, ) while his 31 completions were third most behind Lewis (34) and Dave Brown (32 vs. South Carolina, 1991). DUKE QB STARTING DEBUTS Against Elon, Renfree became the 50th quarterback since 1950 to start in a game for the Blue Devils. Renfree threw for 350 yards, the second most by a Duke QB in his starting debut. Only Dave Brown threw for more yards in his debut (444 vs. Wake Forest, 1989). Renfree s 350 yards were 20 more than he threw for in his entire freshman season. Duke QB Starting Debuts Player vs. Opponent, Year C-A Yds TD Int Dave Brown vs. Wake Forest, Sean Renfree vs. Elon, Billy Ray vs. S. Carolina, Thaddeus Lewis vs. Wake Forest, Matt Rader vs. Northwestern, Todd Orvald vs. Ga. Tech, Spence Fischer vs. E. Carolina, Leo Hart vs. S. Carolina, FOUR TD PASSES FOR RENFREE With his four touchdown passes at Wake Forest, Renfree tied for the third most in a single game in school history, marking the 14th time a QB has thrown for four touchdowns in one game at Duke. Renfree has three career games with two or more touchdown passes, including two games this year. Duke Single Game Passing Touchdowns 1. Steve Slayden (1987)...6 vs. Georgia Tech 2. Thaddeus Lewis ()...5 vs. N.C. State 3. Sean Renfree ()...4 vs. Wake Forest 13 others with...4 BIG 4TH QUARTER VS. ARMY Against Army, Renfree completed 8-of-13 passes for 194 yards and two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. The 194 yards tied for the third most in a single quarter in school history with Ben Bennett (194 vs. N.C. State in 1983). Duke Most Passing Yards - Quarter Player (Qtr) Yards 1. Ben Bennett (4th) vs. Navy, David Green (4th) vs. Georgia Tech, Sean Renfree (4th) vs. Army, Ben Bennett (4th) vs. N.C. State, Spencer Romine (2nd) vs. Maryland, 1999 RENFREE WITH FOUR RUSHING TDS Renfree had two rushing touchdowns against both Navy and Virginia to give him four on the season. His four rushing touchdowns rank second on the team. He recorded his fi rst two career rushing touchdowns at Navy on 1 and 12-yard runs. The last Duke quarterback with two rushing touchdowns in one game was D. Bryant against Wake Forest in In the Virginia contest, Renfree had touchdown runs of one and 37 yards in the fourth quarter. The 37-yarder was the longest rush of Renfree s career with his previous long the 12-yard gain at Navy. CONNETTE ON THE GROUND True freshman quarterback Brandon Connette has been an effective rusher for the Blue Devils, playing in short yardage and red zone packages. He ranks second on the team in rushing with 305 yards this season and leads the team with seven rushing touchdowns. Connette has shown his ability to run the ball through the fi rst 11 games. He had a 48-yard run in the opener against Elon. He has scored touchdowns in six games. He led the team in rushing against Virginia Tech with 43 yards on eight carries and against Georgia Tech with 32 yards and one touchdown on four attempts. He had a career-high 78 yards and two touchdowns against Virginia. Connette: Game-by-Game Rushing Totals Opponent Rush Yards Long TD Elon Wake Forest Alabama Army Maryland Miami Virginia Tech Navy Virginia Boston College Georgia Tech TOTAL CONNETTE S RECORD SETTING SEASON Connette has recorded a rushing touchdown in six of the 11 games this season and leads the team with seven rushing touchdowns. He has three carries of 20 or more yards, including a 48-yard gain against Elon, a 20-yard touchdown run against Virginia and a 20-yard touchdown run at Georgia Tech. He had touchdown runs of two and 20 yards against Virginia and has also scored touchdowns against Wake Forest, Army, Miami, Navy and Georgia Tech this season. His seven touchdowns are a school record for rushing scores by a freshman, one more than Chris Douglas in His total also ranks tied for second among the single-season rushing touchdowns by a quarterback in school history. Only Mike Dunn (1976) had more with 12. Against Virginia, he had two rushing touchdowns and a two-point conversion to set a school single-game record for freshmen with 14 points. Duke Most Rushing TDs by Freshman - Season 1. Brandon Connette () Chris Douglas (2000) George Clark (1944)... 5 Stanley Broadie (1977) Mike Grayson (1980)... 3 Duke Most Rushing TDs by Quarterback - Season 1. Mike Dunn (1976) Brandon Connette ()... 7 Leo Hart (1969)... 7 Mike Dunn (1977) Dave Brown (1991)... 5 CONNETTE ONE OF ACC S BEST RUSHING QBS Connette has rushed for 305 yards and seven touchdowns this season while coming off the bench. His 305 yards rank second on the team and are the fi fth most by a quarterback in the ACC. His 4.2 yards per carry is fourth best. He leads the team and ranks tied for fi fth in the conference with seven rushing touchdowns. His seven rushing touchdowns are the most by a Duke player since Justin Boyle had nine in Only Georgia Tech s quarterback Joshua Nesbitt has more rushing touchdowns than Connette among league quarterbacks. ACC Rushing Yards by QB 1. Joshua Nesbitt, Georgia Tech Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech Russell Wilson, N.C. State Tevin Washington, Georgia Tech Brandon Connette, Duke ACC Yards Per Rush Attempt by QB 1. Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech Tevin Washington, Georgia Tech Joshua Nesbitt, Georgia Tech Brandon Connette, Duke Russell Wilson, N.C. State ACC Rushing Touchdowns 1. Joshua Nesbitt, Georgia Tech Brandon Connette, Duke... 7 Russell Wilson, N.C. State Sean Renfree, Duke... 4 Christian Ponder, Florida State... 4 Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech... 4 DUKE S RUSHING GAME IMPROVED Duke has seen a marked improvement in its running game from a year ago, averaging 55.4 more yards per game and has nearly doubled last year s total with 546 more yards this season. Desmond Scott leads the team in rushing with 527 yards in 11 games. He has 265 more yards than his team-leading total of 262 yards last year and has recorded the highest single season rushing total since 2003 when Chris Douglas rushed for 1,138 yards on 236 carries. The running back corps has combined for six rushing touchdowns after posting a total of two rushing scores in 12 games in. Overall, Duke has 18 rushing scores 12 more than a year ago. Duke: Running Game Improvement Category Difference Games Total Yards 1, Yards Per Game NCAA Rank 97th 120th +23 Yards Per Carry Carries Long Rush Total Rushing TD Rushing TD by RB

10 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes Offensive Plays of 20+ Yards Elon (7) D. Scott rush (TD) Renfree to Vernon Pass Renfree to Varner Pass Renfree to Vernon Pass Renfree to Varner Pass Renfree to Varner Pass Connette rush Wake Forest (5) D. Scott rush Renfree to Vernon Pass (TD) D. Scott rush (TD) Renfree to D. Scott Pass Renfree to Vernon Pass (TD) Alabama (1) Snead rush Army (4) Renfree to Vernon Pass (TD) Renfree to Kelly Pass Renfree to Kelly Pass Renfree to Braxton Pass (TD) Maryland (8) Renfree to Varner Pass Renfree to Trezvant Pass Renfree to Varner Pass Snead Rush Renfree to Varner Pass Renfree to Varner Pass Renfree to Vernon Pass Renfree to Varner Pass Miami (2) Renfree to Varner Pass Hollingsworth Rush Virginia Tech (1) Renfree to Braxton Pass Navy (5) Renfree to Vernon Pass Renfree to Varner Pass Renfree to Vernon Pass Renfree to Braxton Pass Renfree to Vernon Pass (TD) Virginia (7) Renfree to Helfet Pass (TD) Renfree to Varner Pass Connette Rush (TD) Connette to Helfet Pass Renfree Rush (TD) Renfree to Varner Pass D. Scott Rush (TD) Boston College (1) Renfree to Vernon Pass Georgia Tech (6) Renfree to Vernon Pass Connette Rush (TD) Renfree to Braxton Pass Renfree to Kelly Pass (TD) Renfree to Helfet Pass Renfree to Helfet Pass Long Play Leaders Sean Renfree...36 (35 passing, 1 rushing) Varner...12 receiving Vernon receiving D. Scott...5 (4 rushing, 1 receiving) Connette...4 (3 rushing, 1 passing) Braxton...4 receiving Helfet...4 receiving Kelly...3 receiving Snead... 2 rushing Trezvant...1 receiving Hollingsworth... 1 rushing SCOTT MOST YARDS SINCE 2003 The 527 rushing yards for Scott are the most by a Duke player since Chris Douglas tallied 1,138 yards on 236 carries his senior year in No other Duke running back has gone over 500 yards in a season since Scott led the team with 262 rushing yards on 70 attempts last season and is trying to become the 15th running back in school history to lead the team in rushing in back-to-back seasons. 20+ RUNS In 11 games this season, Duke has had 11 runs of 20 or more yards, including one over 50 yards. Scott has had runs of 63, 34, 25 and 35 yards. Connette has a 48-yard run and a pair of 20-yard rushing scores. Snead broke gains of 27 and 24 yards and Jay Hollingsworth had a 22-yard run against Miami. Last season, the Blue Devils had three carries of 20 or more yards in 12 games with two of the three long gains coming against N.C. Central and other by quarterback Thaddeus Lewis at Kansas. POSITIVE GAINS Through 11 games, Duke s running backs have only tallied 17 rushing attempts that have gone for negative yardage on 232 total attempts. The Blue Devils running backs are averaging just one negative rush per every 13.6 attempts. The fi ve running backs have combined for 1,008 yards gained and just 30 yards lost on the year. ONLY TWO FUMBLES FOR DUKE RB Duke s fi ve running backs have combined for 232 carries this season with only two lost fumbles. Overall, the fi ve players at the running back position have touched the ball 325 times on rush attempts, receptions and kickoff returns with only two lost fumbles. A fumble by Scott against Virginia ended a streak of 14 straight games without a lost fumble by a running back. In the careers of the fi ve running backs, they have combined for just three lost fumbles on 683 touches. Jay Hollingsworth lost a fumble at Army last season and against Georgia Tech this year. Player Rush Rec KR Tot Fum Jay Hollingsworth, Jr /2 Patrick Kurunwune, R-So /0 Desmond Scott, So /1 Josh Snead, Fr /0 Juwan Thompson, Fr /0 SCOTT S 100-YARD GAME Scott recorded his second career 100-yard game at Wake Forest, rushing for a career-high 122 yards and one touchdown on just 11 carries. His other 100-yard game came against N.C. Central last when he rushed for 100 yards on 16 carries in his collegiate debut. Scott had a 63-yard touchdown run against Wake Forest. It was the longest run from scrimmage by a Duke player since 2005 when Ronnie Drummer had an 81-yard touchdown run against Miami. Scott Career 100-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1. N.C. Central, Sept. 26, Wake Forest, Sept. 11, BREAKING LONG TOUCHDOWN RUNS All three of Scott s touchdown runs this season have been on runs of over 30 yards. He had a 34-yard carry for the team s fi rst touchdown of the season against Elon. The next week at Wake Forest he broke a career-long 63-yard touchdown run. Against Virginia, he scored the game-winning touchdown on a 35-yard attempt. SCOTT ACC S TOP-RECEIVING RB Scott has also shown his ability to catch the ball out of the backfi eld this season, ranking fourth on the team with 33 receptions for 259 yards. The second year running back has caught a pass in all 11 games this year and in 16 straight games dating back to last season. His 33 catches are the most by an ACC running back this season while his 259 yards are the fourth most. Scott s 33 receptions rank 10th most by a Duke running back in one season. He needs 41 yards to become the ninth running back with 300 receiving yards in one season. He had a career-high six receptions against Boston College and has caught fi ve or more passes fi ve times in his 20 career games. At Navy, Scott had a careerhigh 49 receiving yards on fi ve receptions. ACC Receptions by RB 1. Desmond Scott, Duke Jamie Harper, Clemson Mustafa Greene, N.C. State Perry Jones, Virginia Johnny White, ACC Receiving Yards by RB 1. Anthony Elzy, Jamie Harper, Clemson Johnny White, Desmond Scott, Duke Mustafa Greene, N.C. State Duke Season Receptions by RB 1. Roger Boone (1988) Mike Grayson (1983) Roger Boone (1987) Randy Cuthbert (1989) Randy Cuthbert (1990) Mike Grayson (1982) Chris Brown (1991) Randy Cuthbert (1992) Robert Baldwin (1994) Desmond Scott () WIDE RECEIVER RUNS Wide receivers Donovan Varner and Conner Vernon have combined for 11 carries for 42 yards and one touchdown this season, adding to Duke s rushing attack. Varner had a nine-yard touchdown run against Virginia for his fi rst career rushing touchdown. Prior to the game he had only three carries for minus-13 yards. The last Duke wide receiver to score a rushing touchdown was Deon Adams in 2004, who took a reverse 28 yards for a score at Virginia Tech. Vernon has 40 yards on fi ve attempts with 27 of those yards coming at Georgia Tech.

11 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes First Down Leaders Player Rush Pass Total Sean Renfree Conner Vernon Donovan Varner Desmond Scott Brandon Connette Austin Kelly Cooper Helfet Josh Snead Jay Hollingsworth Brandon Braxton Juwan Thompson Brandon King Josh Trezvant Tony Foster Tyree Watkins Alex King ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Scott and Vernon both rank among the ACC s top 10 in all-purpose yards per game this season. Vernon is sixth in the league with all-purpose yards per game. He is averaging 83.5 receiving yards to rank second in the conference while also running for 40 yards and recording 143 kick return yards. Scott has been an effective rusher, receiver and kick returner to rank ninth. He has 527 rushing yards, 259 receiving yards and 287 kick return yards. He has four games with at least 100 all-purpose yards and has tallied 90 or more in seven of his 11 outings. ACC All Purpose Yards Per Game 1. Montel Harris, Boston College Torrey Smith, Maryland Johnny White, David Wilson, Virginia Tech Anthony Allen, Georgia Tech Conner Vernon, Duke Chris Givens, Wake Forest Perry Jones, Virginia Desmond Scott, Duke Lamar Miller, Miami SNEAD VS. ALABAMA True freshman running back Josh Snead ran for 83 yards on 14 carries against Alabama. The 83 yards were the most by an opposing running back against Alabama since the middle of last season when LSU s Charles Scott had 83 yards on 13 attempts. The Crimson Tide had only allowed two running backs to record over 75 rushing yards in the previous 20 games. Snead also had 103 yards on four kickoff returns to fi nish with 186 all-purpose yards. The total ranks as the eighth-highest by a freshman in school history. Duke Freshman All-Purpose Yards - Game 1. Desmond Scott vs. Wake Forest, 2. George Clark vs. South Carolina, Tony Benjamin vs. Wake Forest, George Clark vs. Georgia Tech, Chris Douglas vs. N.C. State, 2000 Conner Vernon vs. Virginia Tech, 7. Chris Douglas vs. Florida State, Josh Snead vs. Alabama, 9. Tony Benjamin vs. Georgia Tech, Chris Douglas vs. Clemson, 2000 Third Down Conversions Player Rush Pass Total Sean Renfree Conner Vernon Donovan Varner Brandon Connette Austin Kelly Cooper Helfet Desmond Scott Jay Hollingsworth Brandon Braxton Brandon King Josh Trezvant Juwan Thompson COMPARING VERNON & HINES In 22 career games, Vernon has recorded 123 receptions for 1,664 yards and seven touchdowns. Vernon, who set most freshman receiving records last year, is on pace to break the career records held by College Football Hall of Fame selection Clarkston Hines. Below is a comparison of where the two players were at after 22 career games. Hines / Vernon First 22 Games Comparison Hines Vernon Receptions Yards 1,349 1,664 Yards Per Catch Touchdowns 13 7 TRIO OF 1,000-YARD RECEIVERS Duke has three active players with at least 1,000 career receiving yards as Varner, Vernon and Austin Kelly are all over the mark. There are now 31 players in school history with 1,000 or more career yards. Varner is Duke s active leader with 1,880 yards and became the 12th player in school history with 1,500 career receiving yards at Maryland. He now ranks eighth all-time and is 89 yards shy of passing Walter Jones for seventh all-time. Vernon is 10th all-time with 1,664 yards. He became the 13th player in school history with 1,500 yards against Boston College and moved into the top 10 at Georgia Tech. Kelly is currently ranked 19th with 1,372 career yards. Duke Career Receiving Yards 5. Corey Thomas ( )...2, Doug Green ( )...2, Walter Jones ( )...1, Donovan Varner (2008-present)...1, Cedric Jones ( )...1, Conner Vernon (-present)...1, Jomar Wright ( )...1, Stanley Dorsey ( )...1, Brad Breedlove ( )...1, Mark Militello ( )...1, Roger Boone ( )...1, Richmond Flowers ( )...1, Chris Castor ( )...1, Ron Frederick ( )...1, Austin Kelly (2007-present)...1,372 THREE PLAYERS WITH 100 CATCHES Three current Duke wide receivers have caught over 100 passes in their careers. There have been 15 players in Duke history to accomplish the feat. Vernon caught his 100th pass against Navy. Varner hit the mark against Alabama and Kelly made his 100th grab versus Army. On the career list, Varner currently ranks tied for eighth with 142 catches while Kelly has 122 in his four seasons to rank tied for 12th. Vernon is the only sophomore in school history to hit the 100-reception mark and now has 123 career receptions to rank 11th. Duke Career Receptions 1. Clarkston Hines ( ) Scottie Montgomery ( ) Roger Boone ( ) Corey Thomas ( ) Wes Chesson ( ) Randy Cuthbert ( ) Eron Riley ( ) Donovan Varner (2008-present) Doug Green ( ) Mike Grayson ( ) Conner Vernon (-present) Austin Kelly (2007-present) Mark Militello ( ) Jomar Wright ( ) VARNER IN CAREER TOP 10 Varner is currently tied for 10th on Duke s career receiving touchdowns list with 10. The junior from Miami has one touchdown grab this season after he led the team with eight a year ago. He is one of 12 players in school history with 10 or more touchdown catches. Duke Career Receiving Touchdowns 1. Clarkston Hines ( ) Corey Thomas ( ) Eron Riley ( ) Cedric Jones ( ) Chris Castor ( )...17 Walter Jones ( ) Doug Green ( ) Stanley Dorsey ( )...13 Scottie Montgomery ( ) Donovan Varner (2008-present)...10 Stan Crisson ( )...10 Wes Chesson ( )...10 CHASING SCHOOL RECORD Vernon has caught 68 passes this season and is now just six shy of the school single season record of 74 set by Wes Chesson in Vernon is currently tied for third on the single season list and will have one game remaining this season to try and break the school record. Duke Season Receptions 1. Wes Chesson (1970) Roger Boone (1988) Conner Vernon () Clarkston Hines (1988) Mike Grayson (1983) Henley Carter (1968) Donovan Varner ()... 65

12 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes NEARING 1,000 YARDS With his 918 receiving yards this season, Vernon is attempting to become just the fourth player in school history with 1,000 or more receiving yards in one season. He is trying to give Duke back-to-back seasons with a 1,000-yard receiver as Varner did it last year with 1,047 yards. Vernon currently ranks seventh on the single-season list. Duke Season Receiving Yards 1. Clarkston Hines (1989)... 1, Clarkston Hines (1987)... 1, Wes Chesson (1970)... 1, Clarkston Hines (1988)... 1, Donovan Varner ()... 1, Chris Castor (1982) Conner Vernon () Henley Carter (1968) Cedric Jones (1981) Eron Riley (2007) VERNON LEADS DUKE RECEIVERS Vernon has tallied the most receptions and yards of any wide receiver in his fi rst two seasons at Duke and he still has one games remaining in. He has recorded 33 more catches than Wes Chesson did in 1968 and 1969 and has also topped Chesson s total of 1,319 yards in those two seasons by posting 1,664 receiving yards in his 22 games. Duke Most Receptions In First Two Seasons 1. Conner Vernon (-10) Wes Chesson ( ) Donovan Varner ( ) Corey Thomas ( ) Walter Jones ( ) Duke Most Receiving Yards In First Two Seasons 1. Conner Vernon (-10)... 1, Wes Chesson ( )... 1, Donovan Varner ( )...1, Clarkston Hines (1988)... 1, Walter Jones ( )... 1, Corey Thomas ( ) RECEIVER DUO PILING UP CATCHES Varner and Vernon have combined for 124 receptions which is the third most receptions by two teammates in school history. Vernon is the only player in school history to catch 40 or more passes as a freshman and sophomore. Vernon and Varner are two of six players in Duke s history who have caught 50 or more passes in two seasons. There have been 23 instances where a player has caught 50 or more in one year. Varner is four catches away from becoming just the third player with 60 or more in two seasons. He would join Roger Boone and Clarkston Hines. Duke Most Pass Receptions - Two Teammates 1. Roger Boone (73) & Clarkston Hines (68) Mike Grayson (66) & Mark Militello (63) Conner Vernon (68) & Donovan Varner (56) Duke 50+ Receptions In Two or More Seasons 1. Mark Militello (52) and 1983 (63) 2. Roger Boone (62) and 1988 (73) 3. Clarkston Hines (57), 1988 (68) and 1989 (61) 4. Scottie Montgomery (51), 1998 (60) and 1999 (51) 5. Conner Vernon... (55) and (68) 6. Donovan Varner... (65) and (56) VARNER-VERNON TANDEM This season Varner and Vernon have combined for 124 catches, 1,587 yards and fi ve touchdowns. Both players have recorded over 600 receiving yards, marking just the eighth time in school history two or more players have topped the 600-yard mark in the same year. If Varner adds 31 yards to his season total it would be just the fi fth time two players have had over 700 yards. Duke Two Players With 600+ Receiving Yards 1. Henley Carter (892) & Wes Chesson (794) Chris Castor (952) & Mark Militello (725) Clarkston Hines (1,067) & Roger Boone (630) Corey Thomas (707) & Scottie Montgomery (633) Scottie Montgomery (793) & Richmond Flowers (704) Scottie Montgomery (819) & Richmond Flowers (649) Varner (1,047), Vernon (746) & Kelly (625) Conner Vernon (918) & Donovan Varner (669)... ACC RECEIVING LEADERS Varner, Vernon and Kelly each rank among the top wide receivers in the ACC this season. Vernon is the conference leader in receptions and ranks second in receiving yards per game. Varner ranks third in receptions per game and ninth in yards per contest. Kelly is 10th in receptions per game. ACC Receptions Per Game 1. Conner Vernon, Duke Leonard Hankerson, Miami Donovan Varner, Duke Kris Burd, Virginia Owen Spencer, N.C. State Torrey Smith, Maryland Bert Reed, Florida State Dontrelle Inman, Virginia Dwight Jones, Austin Kelly, Duke ACC Receiving Yards Per Game 1. Leonard Hankerson, Miami Conner Vernon, Duke Torrey Smith, Maryland Owen Spencer, N.C. State Dwight Jones, Kris Burd, Virginia Dontrelle Inman, Virginia Travis Benjamin, Miami Donovan Varner, Duke Jarrett Boykin, Virginia Tech RECEIVING STREAKS Varner has the longest current streak for consecutive games with at least one catch with 24 straight games. He has caught two or more in 21 straight. Vernon is next on the team with a catch in all 22 of his career outings. He has fi ve or more in 13 career games. Scott has caught a pass in all 11 games this season and in 16 straight games dating back to last season. Freshman Brandon Braxton has a catch in fi ve straight games and junior tight end Cooper Helfet has a catch in each of the last four outings. 100-YARD GAMES Varner and Vernon have combined for six 100-yard receiving games this season. Vernon has topped the 100-yard mark in four games while Varner has gone over 100 yards twice. Vernon s four 100-yard games this season are tied for sixth most in a single season at Duke. Vernon and Varner are tied for third on the career list with seven 100-yard games each. Duke had two receivers record over 100 yards against Elon, marking the fi rst time in school history two players had at least 100 receiving yards in the season opener. Vernon led the team with 129 yards while Varner had 123 yards. Duke has had two players record 100 or more receiving yards in the same game a total of 14 times in school history with Varner and Vernon posting three of those performances. The duo each had over 100 yards against Maryland and Virginia last season. Duke Career 100-Yard Receiving Games 1. Clarkston Hines ( ) Wes Chesson ( ) Donovan Varner (2008-present)... 7 Conner Vernon (-present) , Mark Militello ( )... 6 Doug Green ( )... 6 Eron Riley ( )... 6 Duke Season 100-Yard Receiving Games 1. Clarkston Hines (1987)... 6 Clarkston Hines (1988) Wes Chesson (1970)... 5 Clarkston Hines (1989)... 5 Donovan Varner () Conner Vernon ()... 4 Wes Chesson (1968) Conner Vernon ()... 3 Five Others with... 3 ACC 100-Yard Games 1. Conner Vernon, Duke... 4 Kris Burd, Virginia Leonard Hankerson, Miami... 3 Torrey Smith, Maryland... 3 Dwight Jones,... 3 Jarrett Boykin, Virginia Tech... 3 Vernon Career 100-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards Wake Forest, Sept. 11, Boston College, Nov. 13, Army, Sept. 25, Elon, Sept. 4, Virginia Tech, Oct. 3, Virginia, Oct. 31, Maryland, Oct. 24, Varner Career 100-Yard Games Player vs. Opponent, Date Yards Wake Forest, Nov. 28, Miami, Nov. 21, N.C. State, Oct. 10, Maryland, Oct. 2, Elon, Sept. 4, Maryland, Oct. 24, Virginia, Oct. 31,...113

13 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes VERNON BIG PLAYS All three of Vernon s touchdown catches this season have been over 20 yards in length with three over 50 yards. He had touchdown catches of 70 and 51 yards at Wake Forest. Against Army, he hauled in a 58-yard touchdown reception. His fourth touchdown was 29 yards at Navy. He now has four career receptions of 50 or more yards as he also had a 74-yard catch against Virginia Tech last season. On the season, Vernon has 11 catches of 20 or more yards. Only Varner has more with 12 plays of 20+ yards. Vernon Career Receptions of 50+ Yards 1. vs. Virginia Tech, Oct. 3, vs. Wake Forest, Sept. 11,...70 (TD) 3. vs. Wake Forest, Sept. 11,...51 (TD) 4. vs. Army, Sept. 25,...58 (TD) VERNON S TOP 10 PERFORMANCES Vernon hauled in eight passes for a career-high 181 yards and two touchdowns at Wake Forest. The 181 yards mark the 10th-highest single-game total in school history. The total also is the fourth most in the NCAA this season. He also posted a top 10 single game performance with 12 catches against Boston College. The 12 receptions are tied for 10th most in a single game at Duke. Duke Single Game Receiving Yards 1. Chris Castor (1982) vs. Wake Forest 2. Corey Thomas (1997) vs. Georgia Tech 3. Clarkston Hines (1989) vs. Wake Forest 4. Scottie Montgomery (1998) vs. Vanderbilt 5. Eron Riley (2007) vs. Navy 6. Henley Carter (1968) vs. Clemson 7. Clarkston Hines (1987) vs. N.C. State 8. Wes Chesson (1970) vs. South Carolina 9. Cedric Jones (1981) vs. Maryland 10. Conner Vernon () vs. Wake Forest Duke Single Game Receptions 1. Corey Thomas (1997) vs. Georgia Tech 2. Roger Boone (1988)...15 vs. Vanderbilt 3. Jon Jensen (1994)...14 vs. 4. Corey Thomas (1995)...13 vs. Virginia Roger Boone (1988)...13 vs. Vanderbilt Mark Militello (1983) vs. Georgia Tech Mark Militello (1983)...13 vs. Clemson Wes Chesson (1970)...13 vs. Clemson Henley Carter (1968)...13 vs. Clemson 10. Conner Vernon ()...12 vs. Boston College Ceep Youmans (1950) vs. N.C. State Mike Grayson (1983)...12 vs. South Carolina Roger Boone (1987) vs. Georgia Tech Scottie Montgomery (1998)...12 vs. Vanderbilt DOUBLE DIGIT RECEPTIONS Kelly set a career best with 10 receptions in the Wake Forest contest. He topped his previous high of nine against Maryland last year. Duke has had two players catch 10 passes in a game this season. Vernon had 10 receptions in the opener against Elon for his second career double digit catch game. Varner also has two career games with 10 or more grabs. Duke Active WR With 10 Receptions (Game) Player vs. Opponent, Date Rec. Austin Kelly vs. Wake Forest, Sept. 11, Conner Vernon vs. N.C. State, Oct. 10, vs. Elon, Sept. 4, vs. Boston College, Nov. 13, Donovan Varner Varner vs., Nov. 29, Varner vs. Wake Forest, Nov. 28, IN ONE GAME Against Wake Forest, Duke had a 300-yard passer, 100-yard receiver and 100-yard rusher, marking the 10th time in school history the Blue Devils have accomplished the feat. Renfree had 358 passing yards, Vernon tallied 181 receiving yards and Scott fi nished with 122 rushing yards. It is the fi rst time it has happened since 1989 when Duke accomplished the feat in four games. KING AMONG TE TOUCHDOWN LEADERS Redshirt senior tight end Brandon King moved up the career touchdowns list by Duke tight ends with his seventh career touchdown grab against Maryland. He moved into a tie for third all-time with Bill Khayat and Andy Roland. He is now two touchdowns away from a tie for second on the career list. Duke Career Touchdown Receptions By A TE 1. Stan Crisson ( ) Dave Dunaway ( ) Brandon King (2006-present)...7 Bill Khayat ( )...7 Andy Roland ( ) Howard Pitt ( )...6 Chuck Drulis ( )...6 Mike Hart ( )...6 HELFET S 122 RECEIVING YARDS Helfet became the 19th tight end in school history to record over 100 receiving yards in a game when he caught seven passes for 122 yards against Virginia. The junior college transfer posted the fi fth best performance for yards by a tight end in a single game at Duke. Duke Receiving Yards by a Tight End - Game 1. Henley Carter vs. Clemson (1968) Mike Hart vs. N.C. State (2001) Dave Dunaway vs. Rice (1965) Aaron Shaw vs. Maryland (1991) Cooper Helfet vs. Virginia () Tee Moorman vs. South Carolina (1960) Bill Khayat vs. Clemson (1994) Dave Dunaway vs. Maryland (1966) Dave Dunaway vs. N.C. State (1966) Bill Khayat vs. Wisconsin (1994) HELFET AMONG ACC S TOP TIGHT ENDS Helfet has had four straight good games to push him among the top receiving tight ends in the ACC this season. He has caught 24 passes for 311 yards and one touchdown in his last four outings and now has 30 receptions for 352 yards and two touchdowns on the year. He ranks second in the conference in both catches and yards. He is also tied for fourth with two touchdown catches. ACC Receptions - TE 1. Dwayne Allen, Clemson Cooper Helfet, Duke...30 Zack Pianalto, George Bryan, N.C. State Chris Pantale, Boston College Ryan Taylor, Colter Phillips, Virginia Andre Smith, Virginia Tech...16 ACC Receiving Yards - TE 1. Dwayne Allen, Clemson Cooper Helfet, Duke George Bryan, N.C. State Zack Pianalto, Chris Pantale, Boston College Ryan Taylor, Matt Furstenburg, Maryland ACC Receiving Touchdowns - TE 1. Andre Smith, Virginia Tech George Bryan, N.C. State...3 Colter Phillips, Virginia Cooper Helfet, Duke...2 Brandon King, Duke...2 Ryan Taylor,...2 OFFENSIVE LINE DEPTH Duke has played a total of 10 offensive lineman in games this season, including four redshirt freshmen. The four players who have played for the fi rst time on offense are Perry Simmons, Joey Finison, John Coleman and Dave Harding. The two longest consecutive starts streaks on the team are both by offensive linemen as both redshirt junior Kyle Hill and senior Bryan Morgan extended their consecutive starts streaks to 35 games last game. Three players have started every game of their collegiate career, including Hill (35 games at left tackle), redshirt sophomore Brian Moore (23 games at right guard) and Simmons (11 games at right tackle). The Blue Devils used the same starting fi ve in each of the fi rst eight games with Hill at left tackle, senior Brandon Harper at left guard, Morgan at center, Moore at right guard and Simmons at right tackle. Harding has started the last three games at left guard. Duke s OL Playing Experience Player Pos. GP Starts Kyle Hill LT Brandon Harper LG Bryan Morgan C Brian Moore RG Perry Simmons RT Jon Needham RT 28 2 Conor Irwin C 2 0 Joey Finison RG 5 0 John Coleman LT 11 0 Dave Harding LG 11 3 Total

14 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes Defensive Notes DUKE DEFENDS NAVY OPTION ATTACK Navy entered the Duke game ranked ninth nationally in rushing offense with yards per game but the Blue Devils held the Midshipmen to 148 yards on the ground below their season average. The Blue Devils limited Navy to 41 rushing yards on 19 carries in the fi rst half while building a 24-0 lead. The Midshipmen had just 67 yards of total offense in the fi rst half. Duke was only the second opponent in eight games to hold Navy under 200 rushing yards as Georgia Southern allowed only 109 rushing yards in the second week of the season. FOURTH DOWN STOPS AGAINST MIAMI Duke made four fourth down stops inside their own territory against Miami to help hold the Hurricanes to 28 points. The Blue Devils stopped the Hurricanes on 4th-and-5 at the Duke 44 in the fi rst quarter, on 4th-and-1 at the Duke 48 in the second quarter, on 4th-and-3 at the Duke 39 in the second quarter and on 4th-and-5 from the Duke 30 in the third period. Entering the game opponents were 6-of-6 on fourth down against the Blue Devils. MARYLAND UNDER 300 YARDS The Blue Devils held Maryland to 294 yards in their meeting on Oct. 2. It was the lowest total allowed by Duke since last season when Virginia managed only 196 yards of total offense. The Terps ran for 124 yards and passed for 170 yards against the Blue Devils. It was the second straight week Duke did not give up 200 yards through the air. DUKE HOLDS TWO TEAMS UNDER 100 YARDS When Duke held Army to 85 passing yards this season, it marked the fi rst time since the 2008 season opener against James Madison that the Blue Devils did not give up at least 100 passing yards. James Madison completed just 4-of-11 passes for 51 yards on Aug. 30, 2008 while Army managed 85 yards on 4-of-6 passing. The Blue Devils also limited Georgia Tech to 90 passing yards as the Yellow Jackets were just 2-of-7 passing in the game. RED ZONE TAKEAWAYS In the last two games, Duke has forced three fumbles in the red zone and have stopped opponents on 4-of-8 red zone possessions. Five of Duke s nine fumble recoveries on the season have come when the opponent has been inside the 20-yard line. At Georgia Tech, the Yellow Jackets drove to the 15-yard line where junior safety Matt Daniels caused a fumble and true freshman linebacker Kelby Brown fell on it. Duke recovered two fumbles in the red zone against Boston College. The fi rst fumble was caused by Daniels and recovered by Brown at the 14-yard line. The second was caused by sophomore safety Walt Canty and then picked up and returned 95 yards for a touchdown by sophomore safety August Campbell. All three of Daniels caused fumbles this season have come in the red zone as he also had one against Alabama which Brown recovered. All four of Brown s fumble recoveries have also been in the redzone as he recovered one against Miami that was caused by senior Chris Rwabukamba. FORCING TURNOVERS The Duke defense has forced a turnover in nine of the 11 games this season with two or more turnovers in seven games. The Blue Devils have eight interceptions and seven fumble recoveries on the year. Against Virginia Duke had three interceptions to end a streak of fi ve straight games without an interception. Redshirt freshman cornerback Ross Cockrell leads the team with three interceptions, including two against Virginia. Brown is pacing the squad with four fumble recoveries while Daniels has caused three fumbles this season. Under Cutcliffe, the Blue Devils have forced two or more turnovers in 19 of 35 games. BROWN LEADS NCAA IN FUMBLE RECOVERIES Despite playing in only nine games and starting in just seven, Brown leads the NCAA with 0.44 fumble recoveries per game. He is one of only two players in the nation with four fumble recoveries this season. Brown had one fumble recovery in his collegiate debut against Alabama. He also has recovered fumbles against Miami, Boston College and Georgia Tech. NCAA Fumble Recoveries Per Game 1. Kelby Brown, Duke Sam Acho, Texas Wesley Richardson, Cincinnati Matt Nicholson, Houston Eight players tied with NCAA Fumble Recoveries 1. Kelby Brown, Duke... 4 Sam Acho, Texas players tied with... 3 ACC Fumble Recoveries 1. Kelby Brown, Duke Dominick LeGrande, Boston College... 3 Luke Kuechly, Boston College Several players with... 2 FRESHMAN RECORD FOR BROWN The four fumble recoveries for Brown are a Duke freshman record, breaking the previous mark of three held by Fonda Williams in He is one of three freshmen who have had two or more fumble recoveries and led the team. Brown s four fumble recoveries are the most by a Blue Devil since 2002 when Terrell Smith recovered four fumbles and rank tied for fi fth most in a single season in school history. Duke Freshman Season Fumble Recoveries 1. Kelby Brown () Fonda Williams (1985) Marc Crayton (1986)... 2 Darius Clark (1996)... 2 Duke Season Fumble Recoveries (Since 1969) 1. Dan Brooks (1976)... 6 George Gawdun (1979)... 6 Warren Scoville (1991) Dave Demore (1986) Kelby Brown ()... 4 Ernest Clark (1972)... 4 Greg Stroud (1979)... 4 John Howell (1987)... 4 John Zuanich (1994)... 4 Terrell Smith (2002)... 4 Forcing Turnvoers Opponent Turnover Elon (2) Matt Daniels (INT) Abraham Kromah (INT) Wake Forest (2) Chris Rwabukamba (INT) Ross Cockrell (INT) Alabama (2) Lee Butler (INT) Matt Daniels (FF), Kelby Brown (FR) Army (0) None Maryland (0) None Miami (2) Matt Pridemore (FF), Jordon Byas (FR) Chris Rwabukamba (FF), Kelby Brown (FR) Virginia Tech (1) Jordon Byas (FF), Matt Daniels (FR) Navy (1) Virginia (3) Wesley Oglesby (FR) Walt Canty (INT) Ross Cockrell (INT) Ross Cockrell (INT) Boston College (2) Matt Daniels (FF), Kelby Brown (FR) Walt Canty (FF), August Campbell (FR) Georgia Tech (2) Matt Daniels (FF), Kelby Brown (FR) Kenny Anunike (FF), Matt Daniels (FR) DANIELS & TAKEAWAYS Daniels has caused three fumbles for the second straight season to rank tied for second in the ACC. The three caused fumbles ranks tied for 10th most in a single season in Duke history. In his career, Daniels has six caused fumbles. He also has three fumble recoveries and two interceptions in his three seasons to make him a part of 11 total takeaways. He is having his best season in with one interception, two fumble recoveries and three caused fumbles. ACC Caused Fumbles 1. Kenny Tate, Maryland Matt Daniels, Duke... 3 Byron Maxwell, Clemson... 3 Earl Wolff, N.C. State... 3 Malliciah Goodman, Clemson... 3 Kyle Wilber, Wake Forest... 3 Steven Sylvester, Georgia Tech... 3 Duke Season Caused Fumbles (Since 1976) 1. David Hawkins (1994) Jeffrey Green (1976)... 5 Charles Bowser (1981)... 5 Mike Junkin (1986) Jim Reilly (1976)... 4 Pete Stubbs (1985)... 4 John El-Masry (1986)... 4 Carlos Bagley (1995)... 4 Kevin Lewis (1997) Matt Daniels () other players with... 3 DANIELS & BROWN TEAM UP ON FUMBLES The three fumbles Daniels has caused this season have all been recovered by Brown. The duo teamed up for the fi rst time against Alabama. The two players have been a part of a takeaway in each of the last two games with Daniels causing fumbles against both Boston College and Georgia Tech and Brown recovering both of them.

15 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes CAMBELL LONGEST RETURN IN DUKE HISTORY The 95-yard fumble return for a touchdown by redshirt freshman August Campbell against Boston College was the longest in school history, breaking a 54-year old record. The previous long was 77 yards by Ed Rushton against Pittsburgh in Campbell s touchdown was the 13th fumble return for a score in school history and just the third of longer than 50 yards. Duke Longest Fumble Returns For TD 1. August Campbell ()...95 vs. Boston College 2. Ed Rushton (1956)...77 vs. Pittsburgh 3. John Zuanich (1994) vs. Wake Forest 4. Vincent Rey (2008)...37 vs. Navy NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS In 35 games under Cutcliffe, the Blue Devils have scored nine touchdowns on either interception or fumble returns. They have three touchdowns on interception returns and six on fumble returns. Campbell s fumble return against Boston College was the fi rst of while Duke had three in 2008 and fi ve last season. Cutcliffe Duke Non-Offensive Touchdowns 1. Vincent Rey - 37 yd. fumble return vs. Navy Jabari Marshall - 42 yd. INT return vs. Virginia Vincent Rey - 36 yd. fumble return vs. UNC Leon Wright - 51 yd. INT return at Army Leon Wright - 33 yd. INT return at Army Vincent Rey - 16 yd. fumble return vs. NCCU Adam Banks - 0 yd. fumble return at N.C. State Charlie Hatcher - 7 yd. fumble return at Virginia August Campbell - 95 yd. fumble return vs. B.C... COCKRELL LEADS TEAM IN INTERCEPTIONS Redshirt freshman cornerback Ross Cockrell leads the team with three interceptions this season and is looking to become just the second freshman in school history to lead the team in interceptions by himself. The only player to accomplish the feat was Wyatt Smith, who had three interceptions in Cockrell recorded two interceptions against Virginia, becoming the fi rst Duke player with two interceptions in a game since Leon Wright returned two interceptions for touchdowns in a win at Army last season. COCKRELL DEFENDING PASSES Cockrell has three interceptions and seven pass breakups this season for 10 overall passes defended. He has had a pass breakup in fi ve of the last seven games with two against both Navy and Miami. He had two interceptions and one pass breakup against Virginia. He now ranks tied for fourth in the ACC in passes defended and in fourth in conference games. ACC Passes Defended 1. Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech Xavier Rhodes, Florida State Rashad Carmichael, Virginia Tech Ross Cockrell, Duke Chase Minnifi eld, Virginia Antwine Perez, Maryland Greg Reid, Florida State ACC Passes Defended - Conference Games 1. Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech Xavier Rhodes, Florida State Antwine Perez, Maryland Ross Cockrell, Duke... 8 DOUBLE DIGIT TACKLE GAMES Duke has had 14 double digit tackle games this season with two players recording 10 or more against Army, Miami and Navy and three players reaching double digits against Virginia. Redshirt senior linebacker Abraham Kromah has seven games with 10 or more tackles, including a career-high 15 at Maryland, 13 against Army and Georgia Tech, 12 versus Miami, 12 at Virginia Tech, 11 at Navy and 10 against Virginia. True freshman linebacker Kelby Brown added 10 tackles in the Army game and a team-high 12 at Navy. Redshirt freshman cornerback Ross Cockrell had 10 tackles at Wake Forest. Senior safety Matt Daniels notched 12 stops against Miami to match Kromah for the team high while also leading the team with 11 against Boston College. Walt Canty posted a career-high 12 tackles against Virginia to lead the team and Lee Butler matched his personal best with 10 stops against the Cavaliers. Duke Games With 10+ Tackles 1. Ross Cockrell vs. Wake Forest (9/11) Abraham Kromah vs. Army (9/25) Kelby Brown vs. Army (9/25) Abraham Kromah vs. Maryland (10/2) Abraham Kromah vs. Miami (10/16) Matt Daniels vs. Miami (10/16) Abraham Kromah vs. Virginia Tech (10/23) Kelby Brown vs. Navy (10/30) Abraham Kromah vs. Navy (10/30) Walt Canty vs. Virginia (11/6) Abraham Kromah vs. Virginia (11/6) Lee Butler vs. Virginia (11/6) Matt Daniels vs. Boston College (11/13) Abraham Kromah vs. Georgia Tech (11/20) TACKLES FOR KROMAH With 109 tackles, Kromah has posted the 56th 100- stop campaign in school history. He had 13 tackles last week at Georgia Tech. A Duke linebacker has led the team in tackles in each of the past six seasons. The last time a non-linebacker led the squad in tackles was 2003 when safety Terrell Smith had 140 stops. The last time a player had 100 tackles was two years ago in 2008 when both Michael Tauiliili and Vincent Rey topped the 100 mark. Tauiliili led the ACC with 140 tackles that season while Rey recorded his second straight 100-tackle season with 109 on the year. ACC TACKLE LEADERS Kromah and Daniels each rank among the ACC leaders in tackles per game. Kromah is second in the league and 22nd nationally with 9.9 tackles per game. Daniels ranks tied for ninth with 7.3 tackles per game. ACC Tackles Per Game 1. Luke Kuechly, Boston College Abraham Kromah, Duke Colin McCarthy, Miami Alex Wujciak, Maryland Sean Spence, Miami Kenny Tate, Maryland Earl Wolff, N.C. State Nate Irving, N.C. State Matt Daniels, Duke Kevin Pierre-Louis, Boston College Tackle Leaders Opponent Player (Tackles) Elon Lee Butler (9) Wake Forest Ross Cockrell (10) Alabama Matt Daniels & Kenny Anunike (6) Army Abraham Kromah (13) Maryland Abraham Kromah (15) Miami Matt Daniels & Abraham Kromah (12) Virginia Tech Abraham Kromah (12) Navy Kelby Brown (12) Virginia Walt Canty (12) Boston College Matt Daniels (11) Georgia Tech Abraham Kromah (13) SIX STRAIGHT 10+ TACKLE GAMES Kromah had a streak of six straight games with 10 or more tackles earlier this season, recording 73 total stops during that span. He has posted 10 or more tackles in seven of his 11 games this season. Entering this season, Kromah had never posted more than nine tackles, a total he hit against Richmond in last season s opener. EGBOH LEADING PASS RUSHER Redshirt senior defensive end Patrick Egboh has developed into Duke s leading pass rusher with a team-high 2.5 sacks on the season. At Georgia Tech he recorded a career-high two sacks. Entering the game, the Yellow Jackets had only allowed 13 sacks in the fi rst 10 games of the season to rank tied for second fewest in the ACC. All of his sacks have come in the last four weeks as he also had 1.5 sacks at Navy and the team s only sack against Boston College. Egboh now has seven career sacks and is Duke s active leader. EGBOH AMONG TOP TACKLERS ON D-LINE The 59 tackles for Egboh on the year are the second most by any defensive lineman in the ACC. Only Kyle Wilber of Wake Forest has more tackles with 62 in 11 games. Over the course of this season, Egboh has showed consistency, recording fi ve or more tackles in each of the last eight games and in nine of the 11 games on the year. He posted career highs of nine tackles and two sacks in Duke s last game at Georgia Tech. Egboh ranks fourth on the team with 59 total tackles, is tied for second with 6.5 tackles for loss, leads the squad with 4.5 sacks and is tied for second with two quarterback pressures. ACC Tackles by Defensive Lineman 1. Kyle Wilber, Wake Forest Patrick Egboh, Duke Da Quan Bowers, Clemson Steven Friday, Virginia Tech Joe Vellano, Maryland... 53

16 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Defensive Active Leaders Tackles... Career Matt Daniels Abraham Kromah Patrick Egboh Chris Rwabukamba Wesley Oglesby Lee Butler Charlie Hatcher...88 Damian Thornton...87 Kelby Brown...63 Adam Banks...61 Walt Canty...55 Tackles For Loss... Career Wesley Oglesby Charlie Hatcher Abraham Kromah Patrick Egboh Matt Daniels Chris Rwabukamba Damian Thornton Kelby Brown Quarterback Sacks... Career Patrick Egboh Wesley Oglesby Abraham Kromah Charlie Hatcher Kelby Brown Interceptions... Career Ross Cockrell...3 Matt Daniels...2 Chris Rwabukamba...2 Lee Butler...2 Abraham Kromah...1 Walt Canty...1 Pass Break-Ups... Career Chris Rwabukamba...15 Matt Daniels...12 Lee Butler...11 Ross Cockrell...7 Johnny Williams...4 Charlie Hatcher...3 Abraham Kromah...3 Patrick Egboh...3 QB Pressures... Career Patrick Egboh...11 Wesley Oglesby...9 Charlie Hatcher...9 Kelby Brown...5 Damian Thornton...4 Fumble Recoveries... Career Kelby Brown...4 Matt Daniels...3 Wesley Oglesby...3 Adam Banks...2 Chris Rwabukamba...1 Charlie Hatcher...1 Jordon Byas...1 August Campbell...1 Caused Fumbles... Career Matt Daniels...6 Abraham Kromah...2 Wesley Oglesby...2 Chris Rwabukamba...2 Jordon Byas...2 Adam Banks...1 Anthony Young-Wiseman...1 Matt Pridemore...1 Sydney Sarmiento...1 Walt Canty...1 Kenny Anunike...1 Blocked Kicks... Career Jordon Byas (Punt)...1 Abraham Kromah (Punt)...1 Charlie Hatcher (PAT)...1 Sydney Sarmiento (FG)...1 KROMAH LEADS IN TACKLES FOR LOSS Kromah leads the Blue Devils with 8.5 tackles for loss on the season. Patrick Egboh and Charlie Hatcher are next with 6.5 each. Daniels is close behind with 6.0 stops behind the line of scrimmage and is followed by Brown with 5.5. With one tackle for loss against Georgia Tech, Kromah has recorded at least one stop behind the line of scrimmage in eight of the last nine games. BROWN MADE IMMEDIATE IMPACT Brown played in nine games as a true freshman with seven starts. He ranks third on the team with 63 tackles while adding 5.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, fi ve quarterback hurries and four fumble recoveries. His 63 tackles rank eighth most by a freshman in school history while he is one tackle for loss shy of the top 10. He made his collegiate debut against Alabama and contributed four tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss, one sack and one fumble recovery on just 19 snaps. He has had double digit tackles against Army (10) and Navy (12). He also led the team with 2.5 tackles for loss and three quarterback pressures against the Midshipmen, including 0.5 sacks. Brown recovered a fumble and had two quarterback pressures against Miami. He also recovered a fumble against Boston College and Georgia Tech. The last true freshman at Duke to record 10 or more tackles was Michael Tauiliili against (14) in Tauiliili had three games with 10 or more tackles in his freshman season. Brown: Game-by-Game Totals Opponent S-A=T TFL Sacks QBH FR Alabama 1-3= Army 6-4= Maryland 2-4= Miami 2-5= Virginia Tech 1-4= Navy 3-9= Virginia 2-7= Boston College 2-4= Georgia Tech 1-3-= Duke Freshmen Tackles - Season 1. Erwin Sampson, Carl McGee, Michael Tauiliili, Ryan Fowler, Todd DeLamielleure, Jim Scharrer, Darrell Spells, Kelby Brown, Duke Brendan Dewan, Mike Junkin, Duke Football Game Notes Special Teams Notes CAREER FIELD GOAL RECORDS Redshirt junior kicker Will Snyderwine ranks in the top 10 for career made fi eld goals at Duke. He has made 20 fi eld goals through the fi rst 11 games to give him 37 in his career and move into a tie for second on the school s career list. Snyderwine holds the school record for career fi eld goal percentage. He has made 86.0 percent of his career attempts. Duke Career Made Field Goals 1. Sims Lenhardt ( ) Will Snyderwine (-present)...37 Doug Peterson ( ) Tom Cochran ( ) Brent Garber ( ) Randy Gardner ( )...33 Scott McKinney ( ) Ken Harper ( ) Vince Fusco ( ) Matt Brooks ( )...19 Duke Career Field Goal Pct. (25 att.) 1. Will Snyderwine (-present) Sims Lenhardt ( ) Doug Peterson ( ) Matt Brooks ( ) Tom Cochran ( ) Scott McKinney ( ) William Reynolds ( ) Vince Fusco ( ) Randy Gardner ( ) Brent Garber ( ) SEASON FIELD GOAL RECORDS With 20 fi eld goals this season, Snyderwine has broken his own school record for made fi eld goals in a season. He passed last year s total of 17 with three fi eld goals against Boston College. His current perentage of.869 is also school record. Duke Season Made Field Goals 1. Will Snyderwine () Will Snyderwine () Sims Lenhardt (1997)...16 Sims Lenhardt (1998)...16 Doug Peterson (1987) Tom Cochran (1995)...14 Sims Lenhardt (1999)...14 Brent Garber (2002)...14 Duke Season Field Goal Pct. (16 att.) 1. Will Snyderwine () Will Snyderwine () Ken Harper (1984) Sims Lenhardt (1997) Tom Cochran (1995) Sims Lenhardt (1999) Doug Peterson (1988) CAREER LONG 52-YARDER Snyderwine kicked a career-long 52-yard fi eld goal at Georgia Tech. It was his second career fi eld goal of 50 or more yards. He made a 51-yard fi eld goal in the season fi nale against Wake Forest last season. He is now 2-of-4 in his career from lengths of 50 or more yards.

17 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, SNYDERWINE AMONG FIELD GOAL LEADERS Snyderwine s 1.82 fi eld goals per game leads the ACC and is tied for fi fth in the NCAA this season. Snyderwine is fi fth in the conference and 15th nationally with a fi eld goal percentage of.870 (20-of-23). NCAA Field Goals per Game 1. Danny Hrapmann, Southern Miss Josh Jasper, LSU Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State Justin Tucker, Texas Will Snyderwine, Duke Derek Dimke, Illinois AMONG ACTIVE NCAA LEADERS Snyderwine s 1.68 fi eld goals per game ranks tied for second most among active NCAA players while his career fi eld goal percentage of.861 ranks seventh among players with at least 15 games played and 20 made fi eld goals. NCAA Active Career Field Goals Per Game (15 GP) 1. Kai Forbath, UCLA (Sr.) Will Snyderwine, Duke (Jr.) Grant Ressel, Missouri (Jr.) Dave Teggart, Connecticut (Jr.) Dan Hutchins, Pittsburgh (Sr.) Duke Football Game Notes 54 CONSECUTIVE MADE PAT Snyderwine is perfect in his career on PAT attempts, making a school record 54-of-54. His streak of 54 consecutive made PATs is the third longest in school history behind Sims Lenhardt (62) and Randy Gardner (59). Duke Career PAT Pct. (25 att.) 1. Will Snyderwine (-present) Nick Maggio (2007-present) Sims Lenhardt ( ) Randy Gardner ( ) Scott McKinney ( ) ACC Field Goals per Game 1. Will Snyderwine, Duke Chris Hazley, Virginia Tech Josh Czajkowski, N.C. State Nate Freese, Boston Collge Dustin Hopkins, Florida State ACC Field Goal Pct. 1. Chris Hazley, Virginia Tech (18-19) 2. Jimmy Newman, Wake Forest (10-11) 3. Casey Barth, (15-17) Scott Blair, Georgia Tech (15-17) 5. Will Snyderwine, Duke (20-23) ACC Field Goals per Game - Conference Games 1. Will Snyderwine, Duke Chris Hazley, Virginia Tech Casey Barth, Josh Czajkowski, N.C. State Scott Blair, Georgia Tech ACC Field Goals Pct. - Conference Games 1. Chris Hazley, Virginia Tech (13-13) Casey Barth, (13-13) 3. Scott Blair, Georgia Tech (14-15) 4. Travis Baltz, Maryland (8-9) 5. Will Snyderwine, Duke (14-16) Special Teams Tackle Leaders NCAA Active Career Field Goal Pct. (20 made FG) 1. David Ruffer, Notre Dame (Sr.) Grant Ressel, Missouri (Jr.) Joe Phillips, Utah (Sr.) Alex Henery, Nebraska (Sr.) Matt Hogan, Houston (So.) Derek Dimke, Illinois (Jr.) Will Snyderwine, Duke (Jr.) MULTI-FIELD GOAL GAMES In his career, Snyderwine has made two or more fi eld goals in 13 of his 22 games played. He has two or more made attempts in nine of the 11 games this season with three fi eld goals in two contests. Snyderwine Games With 2 or More FG 1. Virginia () Virginia Tech () Miami ()... 3 Maryland ()... 3 Boston College () Wake Forest ()... 2 Elon ()... 2 Wake Forest ()... 2 Alabama ()... 2 Miami ()... 2 Navy ()... 2 Virginia ()... 2 Georgia Tech ()... 2 Player KO Punt Total Jordon Byas Tony Foster Garett Patterson Zach Greene Anthony Young-Wiseman Austin Gamble Jay Hollingsworth Walt Canty Adam Banks Kevin Rojas August Campbell Abraham Kromah Abraham Kromah Brandon Braxton Matt Pridemore Jackson Anderson Kenny Anunike Patrick Kurunwune Tyree Glover Brandon King Will Snyderwine Duke Consecutive PATs Made 1. Sims Lenhardt ( ) Randy Gardner ( ) Will Snyderwine (-present) Nick Maggio (2007-present) Scott McKinney ( )...49 TOP 10 FOR SEASON AND CAREER PAT With 30 PAT this season, Snyderwine has moved into the single season top 10 and is now ninth. He is currently 30-of-30 on the year. Against Virginia, he moved into the career top 10 and is now 10th with 54 career PAT. Duke Career Made PAT 1. Randy Gardner ( ) Tom Cochran ( ) Doug Peterson ( ) Robert Gantt ( , 46) Mike Souchak ( ) Sims Lenhardt ( ) Scott McKinney ( ) Brent Garber ( ) Ken Harper ( ) Will Snyderwine () Duke Season Made PAT 1. Robert Gantt (1943) Tom Cochran (1994) Randy Gardner (1989) Doug Peterson (1987) Doug Peterson (1988) Mike Souchak (1949) Randy Gardner (1992) Tom Cochran (1995) Will Snyderwine () Scott McKinney (1980) Randy Gardner (1991) Nick Maggio (2008) SNYDERWINE FIFTH IN SCORING Snyderwine ranks fi fth overall in scoring in the ACC, averaging 8.2 points per game. He is a perfect 30-of-30 on PAT attempts and has made 20 fi eld goals in. He ranks fourth among kickers in scoring. ACC Scoring 1. Keith Payne, Virginia Chris Hazley, Virginia Tech Josh Czajkowski, N.C. State Dustin Hopkins, Florida State Will Snyderwine, Duke Travis Baltz, Maryland Scott Blair, Georgia Tech Casey Barth, Joshua Nesbitt, Georgia Tech Nate Freese, Boston College

18 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes SNYDERWINE & SCORING RECORDS Snyderwine has 90 points this season to lead the team. His 90 points are the second most in a single season in school history behind Clarkston Hines (104 in 1989). Snyderwine also holds the 10th best single season scoring total with 75 points last season set last year. He has 165 career points which is eighth most all-time at Duke. He is four points shy of passing Tom Davis and Scott McKinney for sixth. Duke Season Scoring 1. Clarkston Hines (1989) Will Snyderwine () Winston Siegfried (1941) Mike Dunn (1976) Doug Peterson (1987) Chris Castor (1982) Robert Baldwin (1994) Laymarr Marshall (1995) Tom Cochran (1994) Will Snyderwine () Duke Career Scoring 1. Sims Lenhardt ( ) Clarkston Hines ( ) Randy Gardner ( ) Tom Cochran ( ) Doug Peterson ( ) Tom Davis ( ) Scott McKinney ( ) Will Snyderwine () Brent Garber ( ) Ken Harper ( ) STRAIGHT FIELD GOALS Snyderwine had a streak of 18 straight made fi eld goals snapped on a miss from 34 yards out at Georgia Tech. The streak covered 10 games with 16 attempts without a miss over a nine-game span and two made fi eld goals against the Yellow Jackets. During his streak, he made two fi eld goals against Wake Forest, Alabama, Miami, Navy, Virginia and Georgia Tech and three against Maryland and Boston College. On the season he is now 12-of-13 on attempts under 40 yards and is 8-10 on kicks of 40 or more. SNYDERWINE MAKES SIX PATS Snyderwine was a perfect 6-of-6 on PAT attempts at Wake Forest His six made tries ranks tied for eighth most in a single game at Duke. Snyderwine also made fi eld goal attempts of 46 and 38 yards in the contest. Duke Most PATs - Game 1. Bob Gantt...9 vs. N.C. State, Mike Souchak...8 vs. Richmond, Vince Fusco...7 vs. Wake Forest, 1975 Randy Gardner...7 vs. Wake Forest, 1989 Randy Gardner... 7 vs. Western Carolina, 1990 Nick Maggio... 7 vs. N.C. Central, Will Snyderwine...7 vs. N.C. State, 8. Will Snyderwine... 6 vs. Wake Forest, Doug Peterson...6 vs. N.C. State, Randy Gardner...6 vs. Rutgers, 1991 Randy Gardner...6 vs. Colgate, 1991 Randy Gardner...6 vs. East Carolina, 1992 Tom Cochran... 6 vs. Maryland, 1994 Tom Cochran...6 vs. Wake Forest, 1994 Tom Cochran... 6 vs. Wake Foest, 1995 BUTLER RANKS FIFTH IN ACC Junior Lee Butler is currently averaging 8.8 yards per punt return in 11 games with 19 returns for 168 yards. Butler currently ranks sixth in the ACC. He is third in the conference in league play with an average of 9.8 yards per return. Butler s 8.8 average is currently the highest by a Duke player since Ronnie Hamilton led the ACC with a 15.6 average in ACC Punt Return 1. Tony Logan, Maryland Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech Marcus Gilchrist, Clemson Greg Reid, Florida State T.J. Graham, N.C. State Lee Butler, Duke ACC Punt Return - Conference Games 1. Tony Logan, Maryland Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech Lee Butler, Duke T.J. Graham, N.C. State Marcus Gilchrist, Clemson ON-SIDE KICK SUCCESS Duke has successfully converted on-side kickoffs in three games this season and are 3-for-5 on the year. Snyderwine lobbed a kick to the sideline against Miami which Vernon recovered. Against both Virginia Tech and Virginia, the Blue Devils opened the second half with on-side kicks as Snyderwine recovered his own kick against Virginia Tech and Jordon Byas came up with the lose ball against Virginia. On the fl ipside, the Blue Devils recovered two on-side kicks at Navy to help seal the victory. The fi rst was brought down by Vernon with 6:16 remaining in the game and the second was hauled in and returned 10 yards by Helfet with 2:34 left in the fourth quarter. BLOCKED KICKS UNDER CUTCLIFFE The Blue Devils posted their fi rst blocked kick of against Army and have now blocked six total in 34 games under Cutcliffe. Sydney Sarmiento blocked an Army fi eld goal attempt for the fi rst blocked fi eld goal since Vincent Rey blocked one at Virginia in In, redshirt junior Sheldon Bell blocked a punt against N.C. Central, redshirt sophomore Charlie Hatcher blocked a Kansas PAT attempt and redshirt freshman Jordon Byas had a blocked punt at. Duke Blocked Kicks Under Cutcliffe 1. Abraham Kromah - blocked punt vs. Navy Charles Robinson - blocked punt at Vanderbilt Charlie Hatcher - blocked PAT at Kansas Sheldon Bell - blocked punt vs. N.C. Central Jordon Byas - blocked punt at Sydney Sarmiento - blocked FG vs. Army... Team Notes WILLIAMS GRAPHIC NOVEL FEATURED Prior to each home football game, GoDuke.com will present Hard Hit Comics a graphic novel by junior cornerback Johnny Williams. The visual narrative will chronicle the Blue Devils season. The fi rst edition was posted prior to the Elon game. MORGAN NAMED TO GOOD WORKS TEAM Senior center Bryan Morgan is one of 11 FBS players named to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team. A total of 112 players across all collegiate levels of the sport were nominated with two teams of 11 selected. In order to meet the criteria set forth by Allstate and AFCA, each player must be actively involved and committed to working with a charitable organization, service group or community service while maintaining good academic standing. Morgan joins former Blue Devils Re quan Boyette (2007) and Zaid Abdul-Aleem (1994) as Duke players who have been named to the Good Works Team. HOOD EARNS HIGH SCHOOL HONOR True freshman defensive tackle Tevin Hood was named the National Football Foundation Western Region Chapters National High School Scholar-Athlete. A native of Phoenix, Ariz., Hood attended Hamilton High School where he earned all-state honors as a defensive end. CAPTAINS Duke has three permanent captains and each week will choose one game captain to represent the team with the three permanent captains at midfi eld. The three permanent captains are Abraham Kromah, Bryan Morgan and Chris Rwabukamba. Kyle Hill leads a list of eight players who have been named game captains as Hill has served as the fourth captain in two games this season against Alabama and Navy. Captains Chart Season Captains Abraham Kromah, LB Bryan Morgan, C Chris Rwabukamba, CB Game Captains Elon - Brett Huffman, TE Wake Forest - Brandon King, TE Alabama - Kyle Hill, LT Army - Patrick Egboh, DE Maryland - Wesley Oglesby, DE Miami - None Virginia Tech - Matt Pridemore Navy - Kyle Hill Virginia - Adam Banks Boston College - Damian Thornton Georgia Tech - Charlie Hatcher -

19 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes STARTING LINEUPS Offense QB RB TE WR WR WR LT LG C RG RT Other Elon Renfree D. Scott Huffman Foster Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Wake Forest Renfree D. Scott Huffman Kelly Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Alabama Renfree D. Scott King Kelly Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Army Renfree D. Scott King Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Maryland Renfree D. Scott King Kelly Vernon Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Farrell (TE) Miami Connette Thompson King Kelly Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Virginia Tech Renfree D. Scott Huffman Kelly Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Navy Renfree D. Scott King Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Virginia Renfree D. Scott King Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harding Morgan Moore Simmons Boston College Renfree D. Scott King Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harding Morgan Moore Simmons Georgia Tech Renfree D. Scott Helfet Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harding Morgan Moore Simmons Defense DE NG DT DE LB LB LB CB CB S S Other Elon Egboh Hatcher Anunike Thornton Kromah Glover Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Byas (S) Wake Forest Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Glover Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Byas (S) Alabama Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Gamble Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Army Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Gamble Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Maryland Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Canty (S) Miami Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Canty (S) Virginia Tech Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Canty (S) Navy Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Virginia Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Canty (S) Boston College Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Brown Cockrell Daniels Campbell Canty (S) Georgia Tech Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler SETS OF BROTHERS The Blue Devils have two sets of brothers, including offensive coordinator Kurt Roper and running backs coach Zac Roper on the coaching staff. Secondary members Lee Butler and Lex Butler are brothers with Lee entering his junior season and Lex a redshirt freshman. INTERNATIONAL TIES The Blue Devils have three players from outside the United States. Redshirt senior Chris Rwabukamba and junior George Pearkes are both from Canada while redshirt freshman August Campbell is a native of the Bahamas. NORTH CAROLINA HOMETOWNS Duke has 27 players on its roster from the state of. This year s freshman class contained 12 players from. Of the 27 in-state players, eight are from the Triangle area. Duke Players From Triangle Zach Greene (So.)...Raleigh (Leesville Road) Corey Gattis (R-Fr.)...Durham (Hillside) Kevin Rojas (R-Fr.)... Raleigh (Wakefi eld) Garrett Rider (Fr.)...Raleigh (Middle Creek) Desmond Scott (So.)...Durham (Hillside) Brandon Watkins (Fr.)...Durham (Hillside) Ned Smith (So.)... Raleigh (Cardinal Gibbons) Perry Simmons (R-Fr.)...Raleigh (Sanderson) WILKINSON NAMED ACC LEGEND Former Duke All-America Jay Wilkinson will represent his alma mater as a member of the ACC Football Legends class to be honored at the league s championship game in Charlotte on December 4. A native of Norman, Okla., Wilkinson lettered three seasons ( ) for the Blue Devils, helping Duke to an overall record of and ACC championships in both 1961 and As a senior, he earned fi rst team All-America and ACC Player of the Year honors after leading the conference with 72 points on a school single-season record 12 touchdowns. In addition, he fi nished ninth in the balloting for the Heisman Trophy. For his career, Wilkinson amassed 2,753 all-purpose yards with 17 touchdowns and continues to hold school records for punt return yards in a game (160 vs. N.C. State, 1961), punt returns for touchdowns in a season (2 in 1961) and punt returns for touchdowns in a career (3). On Duke s career lists, he continues to rank second in punt returns (65), second in punt return yardage (761) and second in punt return average (11.71). After receiving fi rst team All-ACC accolades in 1963, Wilkinson was a ninth round selection of the Chicago Bears in the 1964 NFL Draft.

20 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes Duke Opponent s Schedules & Results Elon - Game 1 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/4 at Duke L, /11 SHAW W, /18 at Richmond L, OT 9/25 at Georgia Southern* L, /2 SAMFORD* W, /9 at Appalachian State* L, /23 WOFFORD* L, /30 at Chattanooga* W, /6 at The Citadel* W, /13 FURMAN* W, /20 WESTERN CAROLINA* W, Maryland - Game 5 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/6 vs. Navy (Baltimore, Md.) W, /11 MORGAN STATE W, /18 at West Virginia L, /25 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W, /2 DUKE* W, /16 at Clemson* L, /23 at Boston College* W, /30 WAKE FOREST* W, /6 at Miami* L, /13 at Virginia* W, /20 FLORIDA STATE* L, /27 N.C. STATE* 3:30 p.m. Virginia - Game 9 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/4 RICHMOND W, /11 at Southern California L, /25 VMI W, /2 FLORIDA STATE* L, /9 at Georgia Tech* L, /16 NORTH CAROLINA* L, /23 EASTERN MICHIGAN W, /30 MIAMI* W, /6 at Duke* L, /13 MARYLAND* L, /20 at Boston College* L, /27 at Virginia Tech* 12 noon Wake Forest - Game 2 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/2 PRESBYTERIAN W, /11 DUKE* W, /18 at Stanford L, /25 at Florida State* L, /2 GEORGIA TECH* L, /9 NAVY L, /16 at Virginia Tech* L, /30 at Maryland* L, /6 BOSTON COLLEGE* L, /13 at N.C. State* L, /20 CLEMSON* L, /27 at Vanderbilt 7:30 p.m. Miami - Game 6 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/2 FLORIDA A&M W, /11 at Ohio State L, /23 at Pittsburgh W, /2 at Clemson* W, /9 FLORIDA STATE* L, /16 at Duke* W, /23 NORTH CAROLINA* W, /30 at Virginia* L, /6 MARYLAND* W, /13 at Georgia Tech* W, /20 VIRGINIA TECH* L, /27 SOUTH FLORIDA 12 noon Boston College - Game 10 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/4 WEBER STATE W, /11 KENT STATE W, /25 VIRGINIA TECH* L, /2 NOTRE DAME L, /9 at N.C. State* L, /16 at Florida State* L, /23 MARYLAND* L, /30 CLEMSON* W, /6 at Wake Forest* W, /13 at Duke* W, /20 VIRGINIA* W, /27 at Syracuse 12 noon Alabama - Game 3 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/4 SAN JOSE STATE W, /11 PENN STATE W, /18 at Duke W, /25 at Arkansas* W, /2 FLORIDA* W, /9 at South Carolina* L, /16 MISSISSIPPI* W, /23 at Tennessee* W, /6 at LSU* L, /13 MISSISSIPPI STATE* W, /18 GEORGIA STATE W, /26 AUBURN* 2:30 p.m. Virginia Tech - Game 7 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/6 vs. Boise State (Landover, Md.) L, /11 JAMES MADISON L, /18 EAST CAROLINA W, /25 at Boston College* W, /2 at N.C. State* W, /9 CENTRAL MICHIGAN W, /16 WAKE FOREST* W, /23 DUKE* W, /4 GEORGIA TECH* W, /13 at * W, /20 at Miami* W, /27 VIRGINIA* 12 noon Georgia Tech - Game 11 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/4 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE W, /11 at Kansas L, /18 at * W, /25 N.C. STATE* L, /2 at Wake Forest* W, /9 VIRGINIA* W, /16 MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE W, /23 at Clemson* L, /4 at Virginia Tech* L, /13 MIAMI* L, /20 DUKE* W, /27 at Georgia 7:45 p.m. Army - Game 4 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/4 at Eastern Michigan W, /11 HAWAI I L, /18 NORTH TEXAS W, /25 at Duke W, /2 TEMPLE L, /9 at Tulane W, /16 at Rutgers L, OT 10/30 VMI W, /6 AIR FORCE L, /13 at Kent State W, /20 vs. Notre Dame (New York, N.Y.) 7 p.m. 12/11 vs. Navy (Philadelphia, Pa.) 2:30 p.m. Navy - Game 8 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/6 vs. Maryland (Baltimore, Md.) L, /11 GEORGIA SOUTHERN W, /18 at Louisiana Tech W, /2 at Air Force L, /9 at Wake Forest W, /16 SOUTHERN METHODIST W, /23 vs. Notre Dame (East Rutherford, N.J.) W, /30 DUKE L, /6 at East Carolina W, /13 CENTRAL MICHIGAN W, /20 ARKANSAS STATE W, /11 vs. Army (Philadelphia, Pa.) 2:30 p.m. - Game 12 Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 9/4 vs. LSU (Atlanta, Ga.) L, /18 GEORGIA TECH* L, /25 at Rutgers W, /2 EAST CAROLINA W, /9 CLEMSON* W, /16 at Virginia* W, /23 at Miami* L, /30 WILLIAM & MARY W, /6 at Florida State* W, /13 VIRGINIA TECH* L, /20 N.C. STATE* L, /27 at Duke* 3:30 p.m.

21 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes Duke Depth Chart vs. OFFENSE QB 19 Sean Renfree R-So. 18 Brandon Connette Fr. RB 33 Desmond Scott So. 27 Jay Hollingsworth Jr. 23 Juwan Thompson Fr. WR 83 Austin Kelly Sr. 5 Brandon Braxton Fr. 17 Tyree Watkins R-Fr. WR 26 Donovan Varner Jr. 86 Josh Trezvant R-Jr. WR 2 Conner Vernon So. 80 Tony Foster R-So. TE 81 Cooper Helfet Jr. 44 Jack Farrell R-Fr. 87 Brett Huffman R-Sr. LT 79 Kyle Hill R-Jr. 70 John Coleman R-Fr. LG 74 Dave Harding R-Fr. 70 John Coleman R-Fr. C 62 Bryan Morgan Sr. 76 Conor Irwin R-So. RG 68 Brian Moore R-So. 74 Dave Harding R-Fr. RT 72 Perry Simmons R-Fr. 71 Jon Needham R-Jr. DEFENSE DE 90 Patrick Egboh R-Sr. 84 Kenny Anunike R-So. NG 93 Charlie Hatcher R-Jr. 53 Tevin Hood Fr. DT 82 Sydney Sarmiento R-Fr. 58 Curtis Hazelton R-So. DE 99 Wesley Oglesby R-Sr. 92 Justin Foxx R-Fr. SLB 56 Damian Thornton Sr. 39 Adam Banks Sr. or 50 Tyree Glover So. MLB 45 Austin Gamble So. 28 Kevin Rojas R-Fr. or 50 Tyree Glover So. WLB 8 Abraham Kromah R-Sr. 28 Kevin Rojas R-Fr. CB 6 Ross Cockrell R-Fr. 3 Johnny Williams Jr. CB 16 Chris Rwabukamba R-Sr. 24 Garett Patterson R-Fr. S 20 Lee Butler Jr. 38 Jordon Byas R-So. or 32 August Campbell R-Fr. S 40 Matt Daniels Jr. 4 Walt Canty So. SPECIAL TEAMS K 96 Will Snyderwine R-Jr. 47 Nick Maggio Sr. P 36 Alex King Jr. 49 Kevin Jones R-Sr. LS 78 Jackson Anderson R-So. 63 Chris Shannon R-Jr. H 49 Kevin Jones R-Sr. 36 Alex King Jr. KOR 9 Josh Snead Fr. 43 Patrick Kurunwune R-So. 23 Juwan Thompson Fr. 33 Desmond Scott So. PR 20 Lee Butler Jr. 3 Johnny Williams Jr.

22 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes CAREER GAMES PLAYED / GAMES STARTED Name TOTAL Jackson Anderson 0/0 0/0 12/0 11/0 23/0 Kenny Anunike 0/0 12/0 11/1 23/1 Paul Asack 0/0 2/0 2/0 Adam Banks 12/2 12/0 12/4 9/0 45/6 Issac Blakeney 0/0 Will Boeckman 0/0 Anthony Boone 0/0 Brandon Braxton 11/5 11/5 Kelby Brown 9/7 9/7 Jamal Bruce 0/0 Will Bryant 0/0 Lee Butler 11/1 11/7 11/10 33/18 Lex Butler 0/0 0/0 Jordon Byas 0/0 12/1 11/2 23/3 August Campbell 3/0 9/1 12/1 Walt Canty 12/0 11/5 23/5 Ross Cockrell 0/0 11/11 11/11 Takoby Cofi eld 0/0 John Coleman 0/0 11/0 11/0 Brandon Connette 11/1 11/1 Matt Daniels 10/1 12/12 11/11 33/24 Braxton Deaver 0/0 Jordan DeWalt-Ondijo 0/0 Greg DuLuca 6/0 6/0 Patrick Egboh 0/0 7/0 12/2 12/10 11/11 42/23 Jeffrey Faris 0/0 1/0 1/0 Jack Farrell 0/0 11/1 11/1 Joey Finison 0/0 5/0 5/0 Teddy Force 0/0 0/0 Tony Foster 0/0 12/0 11/1 23/1 Brendan Fowler 0/0 Justin Foxx 0/0 10/0 10/0 C.J. France 0/0 Guillermo Freile 0/0 0/0 0/0 Austin Gamble 12/0 11/2 23/2 Corey Gattis 0/0 4/0 4/0 Travis Gibson 0/0 0/0 Tyree Glover 12/1 10/2 22/3 Zach Greene 12/0 11/0 23/0 Ryan Hall 0/0 0/0 Dave Harding 0/0 11/3 11/3 Brandon Harper 7/0 6/0 1/0 12/5 8/8 34/13 Charlie Hatcher 0/0 9/1 12/11 11/11 32/23 Curtis Hazelton 0/0 5/0 11/0 16/0 Cooper Helfet 10/1 10/1 Kyle Hill 0/0 12/12 12/12 11/11 35/35 Jay Hollingsworth 12/2 11/2 11/0 34/4 Tevin Hood 4/0 4/0 Stephen Howell 0/0 Brett Huffman 0/0 12/0 12/5 12/12 3/3 39/20 Jeffrey Ijjas 0/0 0/0 0/0 Name TOTAL Steven Ingram 0/0 Conor Irwin 0/0 1/0 1/0 2/0 Dezmond Johnson 0/0 Kevin Jones 0/0 12/12 12/12 12/11 11/2 47/37 Austin Kelly 12/3 11/5 12/10 10/5 45/23 Alex King 0/0 1/1 10/9 11/10 Brandon King 10/0 12/4 0/0 12/0 10/7 44/11 Abraham Kromah 0/0 9/0 12/0 7/4 11/11 39/15 Patrick Kurunwune 0/0 11/1 9/0 20/1 Mitchell Lederman 0/0 11/0 12/0 9/7 32/7 Elliott Lynch 0/0 Nick Maggio 8/7 11/11 7/4 2/0 28/22 Brian Moore 0/0 12/12 11/11 23/23 Bryan Morgan 11/1 12/12 12/12 11/11 46/36 Jon Needham 0/0 7/0 10/1 11/0 28/1 Wesley Oglesby 0/0 12/10 6/4 12/2 11/10 40/26 Danny Parker 9/0 10/0 12/0 31/0 Garett Patterson 0/0 11/0 11/0 George Pearkes 0/0 0/0 0/0 Matt Pridemore 12/0 0/0 11/0 11/0 34/0 Eriks Reks 0/0 5/0 12/0 11/0 28/0 Sean Renfree 0/0 5/0 11/10 16/10 Garrett Rider 0/0 Spencer Rogers 0/0 Kevin Rojas 0/0 9/0 9/0 Chris Rwabukamba 0/0 9/0 12/3 12/10 11/10 44/23 Sydney Sarmiento 0/0 11/10 11/10 Sean Schroeder 0/0 0/0 Desmond Scott 9/4 11/10 20/14 Preston Scott 0/0 5/0 2/0 7/0 Chris Shannon 0/0 12/0 0/0 12/0 Robert Shofner 0/0 Perry Simmons 0/0 11/11 11/11 Nick Sink 0/0 Ned Smith 0/0 0/0 Josh Snead 9/0 9/0 Will Snyderwine 0/0 11/8 11/11 22/19 Taylor Sowell 0/0 6/0 6/0 Quan Stevenson 0/0 Juwan Thompson 10/1 10/1 Damian Thornton 9/0 12/0 12/11 10/6 43/17 Laken Tomlinson 0/0 Josh Trezvant 0/0 4/0 12/0 11/0 27/0 Donovan Varner 10/2 12/11 11/10 33/23 Conner Vernon 11/8 11/11 22/19 Jamal Wallace 0/0 Brandon Watkins 0/0 Tyree Watkins 4/0 11/0 15/0 Johnny Williams 11/8 11/7 8/0 30/15 Anthony Young-Wiseman 0/0 9/0 9/0 CONSECUTIVE STARTS STREAKS Bryan Morgan, C 35 Kyle Hill, OT 35 Brian Moore, OG 23 Matt Daniels, S 23 Conner Vernon, WR 19 Charlie Hatcher, NG 19 Patrick Egboh, DE 16 Will Snyderwine, K 14 Perry Simmons, OT 11 Abraham Kromah, LB 11 Ross Cockrell, CB 11 Wesley Oglesby, DE 10 Sydney Sarmiento, DT 10 Alex King, P 9 Kelby Brown, LB 7 Donovan Varner, WR 6 Desmond Scott, RB 5 Sean Renfree, QB 5 Brandon Braxton, WR 4 Dave Harding, OG 3 Damian Thornton, LB 2 Cooper Helfet, TE 1 Chris Rwabukamba, CB 1 Lee Butler, S 1

23 Game 12 - Duke vs. - Nov. 27, Duke Football Game Notes CAREER SNAPS PLAYED Name TOTAL Jackson Anderson Kenny Anunike Paul Asack Adam Banks ,067 Issac Blakeney 0 0 Will Boeckman 0 0 Anthony Boone 0 0 Brandon Braxton Kelby Brown Jamal Bruce 0 0 Will Bryant 0 0 Lee Butler ,469 Lex Butler Jordon Byas August Campbell Walt Canty Ross Cockrell Takoby Cofi eld 0 0 John Coleman Brandon Connette Matt Daniels ,868 Braxton Deaver 0 0 Jordan DeWalt-Ondijo 0 0 Greg DuLuca Patrick Egboh ,536 Jeffrey Faris Jack Farrell Joey Finison Teddy Force Tony Foster Brendan Fowler 0 0 Justin Foxx C.J. France 0 0 Guillermo Freile Austin Gamble Corey Gattis Travis Gibson Tyree Glover Zach Greene Ryan Hall Dave Harding Brandon Harper Charlie Hatcher ,345 Curtis Hazelton Cooper Helfet Kyle Hill ,550 Jay Hollingsworth Tevin Hood Stephen Howell 0 0 Brett Huffman ,321 Jeffrey Ijjas Name TOTAL Steven Ingram 0 0 Conor Irwin Dezmond Johnson 0 0 Kevin Jones Austin Kelly ,631 Alex King Brandon King ,138 Abraham Kromah ,351 Patrick Kurunwune Mitchell Lederman Elliott Lynch 0 0 Nick Maggio Brian Moore ,674 Bryan Morgan ,847 Jon Needham Wesley Oglesby ,752 Danny Parker Garett Patterson George Pearkes Matt Pridemore Eriks Reks Sean Renfree Garrett Rider 0 0 Spencer Rogers 0 0 Kevin Rojas Chris Rwabukamba ,095 Sydney Sarmiento Sean Schroeder Desmond Scott Preston Scott Chris Shannon Robert Shofner 0 0 Perry Simmons Nick Sink 0 0 Ned Smith Josh Snead Will Snyderwine Taylor Sowell Quan Stevenson 0 0 Juwan Thompson Damian Thornton ,389 Laken Tomlinson 0 0 Josh Trezvant Donovan Varner ,575 Conner Vernon ,304 Jamal Wallace 0 0 Brandon Watkins 0 0 Tyree Watkins Johnny Williams ,068 Anthony Young-Wiseman Roster Breakdown By Class (Eligibility) Seniors (14): Adam Banks, Patrick Egboh, Brandon Harper, Brett Huffman, Kevin Jones, Austin Kelly, Brandon King, Abraham Kromah, Nick Maggio, Bryan Morgan, Wesley Oglesby, Danny Parker, Chris Rwabukamba, Damian Thornton. Juniors (20): Lee Butler, Matt Daniels, Jeffrey Faris, Guillermo Freile, Charlie Hatcher, Cooper Helfet, Kyle Hill, Jay Hollingsworth, Jeffrey Ijjas, Alex King, Jon Needham, George Pearkes, Matt Pridemore, Eriks Reks, Preston Scott, Chris Shannon, Will Snyderwine, Josh Trezvant, Donovan Varner, Johnny Williams Sophomores (20): Jackson Anderson, Kenny Anunike, Paul Asack, Jordon Byas, Walt Canty, Greg DuLuca, Teddy Force, Tony Foster, Austin Gamble, Travis Gibson, Tyree Glover, Zach Greene, Curtis Hazelton, Conor Irwin, Patrick Kurunwune, Brian Moore, Sean Renfree, Desmond Scott, Ned Smith, Conner Vernon, Freshmen (45): Issac Blakeney, Will Boeckman, Anthony Boone, Brandon Braxton, Kelby Brown, Jamal Bruce, Will Bryant, Lex Butler, August Campbell, Ross Cockrell, Takoby Cofi eld, John Coleman, Brandon Connette, Braxton Deaver, Jordan DeWalt-Ondijo, Jack Farrell, Joey Finison, Brendan Fowler, Justin Foxx, C.J. France, Corey Gattis, Ryan Hall, Dave Harding, Tevin Hood, Steven Ingram, Dezmond Johnson, Elliott Lynch, Garett Patterson, Garrett Rider, Kevin Rojas, Spencer Rogers, Sydney Sarmiento, Sean Schroeder, Robert Shofner, Perry Simmons, Nick Sink, Taylor Sowell, Josh Snead, Quan Stevenson, Juwan Thompson, Laken Tomlinson, Jamal Wallace, Brandon Watkins, Tyree Watkins, Anthony Young-Wiseman