Duke 2008 Schedule & Results. GAME 6 Duke (3-2, 1-1 ACC) vs. Miami (3-3, 0-2 ACC) October 18, :30 p.m.

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1 Duke Sports Information Box Cameron Indoor Stadium Durham, N.C Offi ce: Fax: Site...Durham, N.C. Stadium... Wallace Wade Stadium Surface... Natural grass Capacity...33,941 Radio...Duke Radio Network Flagship: WDNC 620 AM TV... ESPNU Doug Bell (Play-by-Play) Charles Arbuckle (Analyst) Abby Waner (Sideline) Internet GoDuke.com Tickets DUKE Duke Hosts For Homecoming The Duke Blue Devils (3-2, 1-1 ACC) will return to action following a bye week on Saturday when they host (3-3, 0-2 ACC) for homecoming in Wallace Wade Stadium. The game will be televised by ESPNU with Doug Bell (play-by-play), Charles Arbuckle (analysis) and Abby Waner (sideline) calling the action. The game can also be heard on the Duke Radio Network with Bob Harris (play-by-play), Wes Chesson (analysis) and Anthony Dilweg (sideline) announcing the game. Duke s last game was a 27-0 loss at Georgia Tech on Oct. 4 while the Hurricanes are coming off a win over Central Florida last weekend. Saturday s promotional event is Team Day. GAME 6 Duke (3-2, 1-1 ACC) vs. (3-3, 0-2 ACC) October 18, 3:30 p.m. SERIES:, 4-1 LAST TIME: jumped out in front 10-0 in the fi rst quarter. Duke cut the lead to three at in the fourth quarter but failed to convert on fourth down at the 30-yard line. The Hurricanes added a late TD for a win. RANKINGS: Duke - NR; - NR COACHES: Duke: David Cutcliffe (Alabama, 1976) Record at Duke: 3-2 (1st Season) Career Record: (7th Season) : Randy Shannon (, 1989) Record at : 8-10 (2nd Season) Career Record: 8-10 (2nd Season) : Edges Blue Devils Trailing with three minutes remaining, Duke marched down the fi eld to the Hurricanes 30-yard line but a sack on fourth down ended the Blue Devils comeback attempt. scored a touchdown on its next possession to put the game out of reach and win, The Hurricanes got off to a fast start with a 10-0 fi rst quarter lead, but the Duke defense would not allow another score until the fourth period. Thaddeus Lewis brought the Blue Devils back with touchdown strikes of 41 (Ronnie Drummer) and 31 yards (Eron Riley). Lewis fi nished the day with 241 yards on 18-of-27 passing. was led by Graig Cooper, who ran for 101 yards on 12 carries with one touchdown. Duke Schedule & Results Date Opponent Location Time/Result TV/Series/Stats 8/30 JAMES MADISON DURHAM, N.C. W, 31-7 Harris 95 rush yards, 2 TD 9/6 NORTHWESTERN DURHAM, N.C. L, J. Williams 11 catches, 135 yards 9/13 NAVY DURHAM, N.C. W, Riley 8 catches, 137 yards, 3 TD 9/27 VIRGINIA* DURHAM, N.C. W, 31-3 Tauiliili 16 tackles, INT, FF, FR 10/4 at Georgia Tech* Atlanta, Ga. L, 0-27 Akinbiyi 7 tackles, 2.5 TFL, FF 10/18 MIAMI* DURHAM, N.C. 3:30 p.m. ESPNU/, /25 at Nashville, Tenn. 3 p.m., /1 at * Winston-Salem, N.C. TBA Duke, /8 N.C. STATE* DURHAM, N.C. TBA Duke, /15 at *, S.C. TBA, /22 at * Blacksburg, Va. TBA, /29 NORTH CAROLINA* DURHAM, N.C. TBA, *ACC game The Duke- Series The Hurricanes lead the all-time series with Duke, 4-1. has won four straight after the Blue Devils claimed a 20-7 win in the fi rst ever meeting between the two schools in Since joining the ACC, the Hurricanes are 3-0 against Duke with the last two meetings decided by 10 points or less. The last time Duke faced in Durham, the Hurricanes edged the Blue Devils, Overall, 4-1 First Meeting Duke, 20-7 in 1976 Last Meeting, in Duke s Highest Scoring 20 in 1976 Duke s Lowest Scoring 7 in 2005 s Highest Scoring 56 in 1983 s Lowest Scoring 7 in 1976 Current Streak, W4 Largest Duke Margin of Victory 13, 1976, 20-7 Largest Margin of Victory 45, 2005, 52-7 Duke s Last Win in Durham NA s Last Win in Durham 2006 (20-15) Blue Devils Fall In First Road Contest Duke played its fi rst road game on Oct. 4 and suffered a 27-0 loss at Georgia Tech. The Blue Devils defense kept the team in the game in the fi rst half, allowing only three points and forcing a turnover in the red zone. However, the offense could not put any drives together with only 132 yards of total offense in the game. The Yellow Jackets pulled away in the fourth quarter with 17 points, including an 88-yard touchdown pass from Jaybo Shaw to Demaryius Thomas. Thomas was the only Georgia Tech player with a reception, fi nishing the game with nine grabs for 230 yards and a touchdown. Duke was led by Greg Akinbiyi, who had seven tackles, 2.5 TFL and a caused fumble. Date Opponent Time/Result 8/28 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W, /6 at Florida L, /20 at Texas A&M W, /27 NORTH CAROLINA* L, /4 FLORIDA STATE* L, /11 CENTRAL FLORIDA W, /18 at Duke* 3:30 p.m. 10/25 WAKE FOREST* 12 noon 11/1 at Virginia* TBA 11/13 VIRGINIA TECH* 7:30 p.m. 11/20 at Georgia Tech* 7:30 p.m. 11/29 at * TBA *ACC game

2 Media Information Duke Sports Information Associate A.D.: Jon Jackson SID: Art Chase (football) Office 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 Office Phone: Blevins Cell Phone: Blevins bblevins@duaa.duke.edu Assistant SID: Chris Cook Assistant SID: Meredith Rieder Staff Assistant: Kate Burkholder Secretary: Paulette Rogers Director of Internet Operations: Curtis Snyder Asst. Director of Internet Operations: Lee Aldridge Mailing Address: Duke SID Offi ce Box Durham, N.C Duke Football Media Luncheon Duke hosts weekly media luncheons featuring head coach David Cutcliffe and selected Blue Devil players... The lunch, which begins at 11:30 a.m., is held each Tuesday throughout the football season... Media attending the weekly luncheon should park in the Whitford Drive Lot across from Jack Coombs Field. 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 noon... Media may contact the ACC Media Relations Offi ce at for the phone number. 10:30... Jim Grobe, 10:40...Frank Beamer, 10:50...Al Groh, Virginia 11:00...Tom O Brien, 11:10...Butch Davis, 11:20...Randy Shannon, 11:30...Ralph Friedgen, Maryland 11:40...Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech 11:50... Bobby Bowden, Florida State 12:00...David Cutcliffe, Duke 12:10... Tommy Bowden, 12:20...Jeff Jagodzinski, Boston College ACC Weekly Football Satellite Feeds Dates: (August 27 November 26; every Wednesday) Times: 2:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Satellite: AMC3, Transponder 19 (C-Band) 87 Degrees West Downlink Frequency: 4080 MHz Polarity: Horizontal Audio: 6.2/6.8 MHz Bandwidth: 36 MHz Phone: (Microspace Communications) Duke Football Show The popular Duke Football Show can be seen weekly in the Triangle area at 12 noon on Sundays on WTVD-TV... The 30-minute program hosted by Bob Harris features head coach David Cutcliffe and highlights of every Duke game... In addition to the showing on WTVD, the show will air on Fox Sports Net South and Sunshine Network. This Week in Duke Football Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 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 Luncheon at Yoh Football Center (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. The practices are generally open to accredited media for the fi rst minutes but individuals must let the Sports Information Offi ce know of your desire to attend. Duke reserves the right to refuse any practice request deemed not to be in the best interest of the University. 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. Duke Radio Network A state-wide radio audience follows all the action of Duke football on The Duke Radio 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, hosted by John Roth, is broadcast live from the Blue Devil Tailgate Terrace at home games. Two-time Broadcaster of the Year Bob Harris, the voice of the Blue Devils for the past 32 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 29th 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 10th 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 12:00 noon Call ACC Offi ce for details Practice 8:45-10:45 a.m. - Coach Cutcliffe available following practice Injury Report Released by 12:30 p.m. Practice 8:45-10:45 a.m. No Interviews (Closed) Locker Room Policy The Duke lockerroom 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 Sports Information Director 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 for the news media and press box personnel. Duke Radio Affiliates WZKY 1580 Albemarle WBAG 1150 Burlington WNMX-FM Charlotte WCSL 1590 Cherryville WDNC 620 Durham WZBO 1260 Edenton WCNC 1240 Elizabeth City WCCG-FM Fayetteville WYPT-FM 97.9 Gaston WGNC 1450 Gastonia WIST-FM 98.3 Greensboro WSFL-FM Greenville WLXN 1440 Lexington WLON 1050 Lincolnton WBRG 1050 Lynchburg, Va. WDLZ-FM 98.3 Murfreesboro WRBZ 850 Raleigh WCBT 1230 Roanoke Rapids WKRX-FM 96.7 Roxboro WCAB 590 Rutherfordton WSTP 1490 Salisbury WDSJ-FM Sanford WOHS 730 Shelby WEEB 990 Southern Pines WSVM 1490 Valdese worldwide XM Radio

3 Duke- Stat Comparison Category Duke Record Conference Record Points Scored Average Rushing Yards Passing Yards Total Offense Rushing Defense Passing Defense Total Defense Turnovers 7 10 Fumbles 4 1 Interceptions 3 9 Penalties/Yards Penalties per game Average Yards per game Punting (No.-Yads) 29-1, ,361 Punting Average Net Punting Time of Possession 31:50 29:26 Third Down Conv Percentage 43% 32% Fourth Down Conv Percentage 44% 75% Sacks By Sacks Allowed Scouting Report The Hurricanes offense is led by running back Graig Cooper, who leads the team in rushing and receiving. He has 412 rushing yards on 83 carries with four touchdowns to go along with 13 receptions for 54 yards and one touchdown. s defense ranks second in the ACC with 95.7 rushing yards per game allowed. Glenn Cook leads the unit with 38 tackles and 6.5 tackles for loss. Kicker Matt Bosher has made all 20 of his extra point attempts and is 9-of-10 on fi eld goal tries. Duke- Series Notes 1976: Duke won the fi rst ever meeting between the two schools, 20-7 in. 2005: Ronnie Drummer ran for 101 yards including an 81-yard touchdown run the sixth longest run from scrimmage in Duke history. However, the Blue Devils managed just eight passing yards in a 52-7 loss as gained 557 total yards on offense. 2006: Duke trailed 17-0 at halftime but rallied to make it before an interception on the fi nal play ended the game. Jomar Wright had a career-high 10 catches for 176 yards in the losing effort. Duke- High School Connections Chaminade-Madonna (, Florida) Greg Akinbiyi, Duke Glenn Cook & Jordan Futch, Clearwater Central Catholic (Clearwater, Florida) Jeffrey Ijjas, Duke Colin McCarthy & A.J. Trump, Gulliver Prep (, Florida) Donovan Varner, Duke Jake Byrne & Alex Uribe, Inside the Numbers... 2 Senior Tielor Robinson has two rushing attempts on the season and has scored touchdowns on both carries. He had back-to-back games with rushing touchdowns against Navy and Virginia and now has seven career scores on the ground with fi ve of the seven coming when he played at Army Duke s punt coverage unit ranks among the nation s leaders. Opponents are averaging 3.86 yards per return against the Blue Devils this season which puts Duke 10th nationally in punt return yardage defense. The Blue Devils are second in the ACC behind, who leads the country. 6 Senior wide receiver Eron Riley has caught six touchdown passes this season with two against James Madison, three against Navy and one against Virginia. He currently leads the ACC and ranks tied for 10th nationally Michael Tauiliili leads the ACC and ranks third nationally with 11.4 tackles per game. He has recorded over 10 tackles in each of his last three games with 13 against Navy, a career-high 16 against Virginia and 11 at Georgia Tech. He also is third on the team with 4.5 tackles for loss. 12 The Duke defense has forced 12 turnovers in fi ve games this season with six fumble recoveries and six interceptions. The Blue Devils have forced two or more turnovers in three of its fi ve games, including six against Virginia. Last season Duke had 11 interceptions and seven fumble recoveries in 12 games. 17 The Blue Devils have only committed 17 penalites in fi ve games, the fewest of any ACC team. With only 3.4 penalties per game, Duke is fourth nationally. The Blue Devils also rank 11th with 34.2 penalty yards per game With two tackles for loss against Georgia Tech, Michael Tauiliili moved into fi fth all-time at Duke with 37.5 career tackles for loss. He is now 3.5 tackles for loss away from matching James Kirkland for fourth on the career list Ray Guy Award candidate Kevin Jones is leading the ACC in punting with a 42.9 average. He currently ranks 22nd in the country in punting and has placed 10 of his 27 punts inside the 20-yard line this season against just one touchback. 109 Cornerback Jabari Marshall has 109 interception return yards on his two interceptions this season. The total ranks 10th on Duke s single season list. He passed Jack Wilson s total of 105 interception return yards in 1961 to move into the top Michael Tauiliili has 351 career tackles to rank eighth all-time at Duke. He is now 23 tackles shy of Billy Granville for seventh on the career list. Tauiliili led the Blue Devils in tackles as a freshman and sophomore and is currently leading the squad with 57 tackles on the year. 2,000 Senior wide receiver Eron Riley became the sixth Duke player to record over 2,000 career receiving yards against Georgia Tech. Riley now has 2,008 receiving yards in his career to rank sixth alltime at Duke. He now needs 75 yards to pass Doug Green for fi fth all-time at Duke. 2,196 Senior Jabari Marshall climbed up two spots into third on the ACC career kickoff return yards list with 90 yards against Georgia Tech. He moved passed s Marcus Wall and s Kevin Marion and now has 2,196 career kickoff return yards. He is 117 yards away from s Eric Blount for second on the league s all-time list. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) Joe Surgan & Marcus Lind, Duke Anthony Reddick, Hargrave Military Academy (Chatham, Virginia) Randez James & Garrett Utt, Duke Cannon Smith, Anderson (Cincinnati, Ohio) Rob Schirmann, Duke Joe Lucking, Duke Players From the Sunshine State The Blue Devils have 14 players from the state of Florida, making it the second-highest represented state on the roster behind Georgia (15). Four of Duke s projected starters this week hail from Florida, including QB Thaddeus Lewis (Opa-Locka), OG Kyle Hill (Orlando), DE Greg Akinbiyi () and CB Leon Wright (St. Petersburg). Also from Florida are Charles Robinson (Sarasota), Marvin Marcelin (Hollywood), Jarrod Holt (Clearwater) Donovan Varner (), Jordon Byas (Lynn Haven), Brian Moore (Coral Gables), Jeffrey Ijjas (Clearwater), Brad Welch (Tampa) and Guillermo Freile (). Coaching Connections s wide receivers coach Aubrey Hill coached the wide receivers at Duke from and was a graduate assistant at Florida ( ) while Duke s Jim Collins was an assistant coach with the Gators. Duke s defensive coordinator Mike MacIntyre was an assistant coach with the Dallas Cowboys when s linebackers coach Michael Barrow played for them in ACC Standings Coastal ACC Overall Georgia Tech Duke Virginia Atlantic ACC Overall Boston College Florida State Maryland

4 Offensive Notes Under Center Duke has two junior quarterbacks with starting experience. Thaddeus Lewis and Zack Asack have combined for 34 starts and 49 games played. Lewis has started 28 straight games under center for the Blue Devils and is on pace to be one of the top quarterbacks in school history. Asack has six starts in 20 career games. Lewis/Asack Career Passing Statistics Lewis Asack Completions Attempts Completion Pct Passing Yards 5,535 1,063 Touchdowns 39 5 Lewis & Multi-Touchdown Games Thaddeus Lewis has thrown multiple touchdown passes in three of the fi ve games this season and has seven passing touchdowns on the year. He had three touchdown passes against Navy and two against both James Madison and Virginia. Lewis now has 10 multi-touchdown games through the air and 12 total multi-touchdown games with passing and rushing touchdowns combined. 200-Yard Games Now in his third season as a starting quarterback, Thaddeus Lewis has passed for over 200 yards in 12 career games. He has passed for over 200 yards in two games this season, including his third career game of 300 or more yards with 317 against Navy. Lewis had 428 yards at Navy last season, which stands as the seventh-highest single-game total at Duke. Lewis Career 200-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1., Sept. 9, Florida State, Oct. 14, , Oct. 21, Georgia Tech, Nov. 18, , Nov. 25, Northwestern, Sept. 15, Navy, Sept. 22, , Sept. 29, , Oct. 6, , Nov. 24, Northwestern, Sept. 6, Navy, Sept. 13, Bennett / Lewis Comparison Ben Bennett, who starred for the Blue Devils from , fi nished his career by completing 820-of- 1,375 throws for 9,614 yards and 55 touchdowns. As a senior, he earned third team All-America and ACC Player of the Year honors. Here is how junior quarterback Thaddeus Lewis stacks up against Bennett Duke s all-time leader in pass completions, attempts, yards and touchdowns through the fi rst 29 games of each player s respective career: Bennett / Lewis First 29 Games Comparison Bennett Lewis Completions Attempts Completion Pct Passing Yards 5,942 5,535 Touchdowns Duke Career Passing Charts Thaddeus Lewis has already made a mark on the Duke career passing records lists through his fi rst two seasons and continues to climb up the charts for career passing attempts, completions, yards and touchdowns. Duke Career Passing Attempts 1. Ben Bennett ( )...1, Spence Fischer ( )...1, Steve Slayden ( )...1, Leo Hart ( ) Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present) Dave Brown ( ) D. Bryant ( ) Anthony Dilweg ( ) Spencer Romine ( ) Mike Dunn ( ) Duke Career Pass Completions 1. Ben Bennett ( ) Spence Fischer ( ) Steve Slayden ( ) Leo Hart ( ) Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present) Dave Brown ( ) Anthony Dilweg ( ) D. Bryant ( ) Mike Schneider ( ) Mike Dunn ( ) Duke Career Passing Yards 1. Ben Bennett ( )...9, Spence Fischer ( )...9, Steve Slayden ( )...8, Leo Hart ( )...6, Dave Brown ( )...5, Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present)...5, Anthony Dilweg ( )...4, D. Bryant ( )...3, Spencer Romine ( )...3, Mike Dunn ( )...3,511 Duke Career Passing Touchdowns 1. Ben Bennett ( ) Spence Fischer ( )...48 Steve Slayden ( ) Dave Brown ( ) Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present) Anthony Dilweg ( ) Scotty Glacken ( ) Billy Ray ( )...23 Leo Hart ( ) D. Bryant ( )...16 Duke Career Total Offense Thaddeus Lewis is among the Duke all-time leaders in total offense, ranking seventh with 5,254 yards of total offense. He recorded 358 yards (317 passing, 41 rushing) of total offense against Navy for his top game this season. Lewis is now 196 yards away from catching Mike Dunn for sixth all-time at Duke. Duke Career Total Offense 1. Spence Fischer ( )...9, Ben Bennett ( )...9, Steve Slayden ( )...8, Leo Hart ( )...6, Dave Brown ( )...5, Mike Dunn ( )...5, Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present)...5, Anthony Dilweg ( )...4, D. Bryant ( )...3, Billy Cox ( )...3,720 ACC Active Passing Leaders Junior quarterback Thaddeus Lewis is one of the top returning quarterbacks in the ACC. Among active QB s in the conference, he ranks tied for fi rst in passing touchdowns (39) and second in passing yards (5,535) and third in total offense (5,402). ACC Active Total Offense 1. Drew Weatherford, Sr., Florida State...7, Riley Skinner, Jr.,...5, Thaddeus Lewis, Jr., Duke...5, Sean Glennon, Sr.,...4, Cullen Harper, Sr.,...4, Daniel Evans, Sr.,...3, James Davis, Sr.,...3, T.J. Yates, So.,...3,121 ACC Active Passing Yards 1. Drew Weatherford, Sr., Florida State...7, Thaddeus Lewis, Jr., Duke...5, Riley Skinner, Jr.,...5, Sean Glennon, Sr.,...4, Cullen Harper, Sr.,...4, Daniel Evans, Sr.,...3, T.J. Yates, So.,...3, Chris Turner, Jr., Maryland...2,939 ACC Active Passing Touchdowns 1. Thaddeus Lewis, Jr., Duke...39 Drew Weatherford, Sr., Florida State Cullen Harper, Sr., Riley Skinner, Jr., Sean Glennon, Sr., T.J. Yates, So., Daniel Evans, Sr.,...17 Completion Percentage Improving For Lewis Thaddeus Lewis has improved his completion percentage in all three seasons of his career. This season, he has completed 60 percent (99-of-165) of his passes with two games of over 60 percent. He completed 71.4 percent (25-of-35) against Navy and 60.7 percent (17-of-28) against James Madison. Lewis completed 52.9 percent (180-of-340) of his passes as a freshman and 55.3 percent (199-of-360) of his throws as a sophomore. Lewis Year-By-Year Passing Statistics Year Comp. Att. Pct. Yds. TD INT , , Career , Lewis In the Second Half In, Thaddeus Lewis has improved as the game has gone on this season, putting up impressive numbers in the second half. For the season, Lewis is completing 62.5 percent (50-of-80) of his pass attempts in the second half for 551 yards, fi ve touchdowns and one interception. Against Navy he guided the Blue Devils to a comeback win in the second half by completing 12-of-15 (.800) pass attempts for 144 yards and two touchdowns. The next week gainst Virginia, Lewis was 9-of-10 for 87 yards and two touchdowns in the third quarter, helping Duke outscore the Cavaliers 28-0 after halftime. Lewis Second Half Passing Statistics Opp. Comp. Att. Pct. Yds. TD INT JMU Northwestern Navy Virginia Georgia Tech Season

5 Lewis Among ACC Leaders Thaddeus Lewis ranks among the ACC leaders in several passing categories. He is tied for fi rst in touchdowns (7), second in yards per game (194.2), completions (99) and total offense (211.2), fourth in completion percentage (.600) and passing effi ciency (119.8). Starting Streak Under Center Junior quarterback Thaddeus Lewis has started 28 consecutive games under center for the Blue Devils. He started the second game of the 2006 season against and has started every game since for Duke. His 28 straight starts rank as the fourth most on the team. Lewis Holds Duke Record Thaddeus Lewis broke the school record with 206 consecutive passes without an interception earlier this season before the streak came to an end on the opening play against Virginia. Lewis went six straight games without an interception and threw 105 straight passes without an interception to start the season. The previous school record for consecutive passes without an interception was 169 by Ben Bennett over a fourgame span in the seasons. Lewis-To-Riley Quarterback Thaddeus Lewis has connected with wideout Eron Riley for a school record 18 touchdown passes in the past 28 games, including six this season. The previous Duke record for quarterback-to-wide receiver scoring connections was 16 held by the tandems of Ben Bennett-to-Chris Castor and Steve Slayden-to-Doug Green. The Bennett-to-Castor combination also holds the school single-season mark with 12 TDs in Lewis connected with Riley for four touchdowns at Navy last year, and only one other time in school history did a QB throw four TD passes to the same receiver. In 1997, David Green hit Corey Thomas for four scoring passes against Georgia Tech. Lewis-to-Riley Touchdown Passes Opponent, Date Yards 1. Alabama, Oct. 7, Florida State, Oct. 14, Georgia Tech, Nov. 18, Navy, Sept. 22, Navy, Sept. 22, Navy, Sept. 22, Navy, Sept. 22, , Sept. 29, , Oct. 6, , Oct. 6, , Nov. 3, Georgia Tech, Nov. 10, James Madison, Aug. 30, James Madison, Aug. 30, Navy, Sept. 13, Navy, Sept. 13, Navy, Sept. 13, Virginia, Sept. 27, Duke Career QB to WR Touchdown Combinations 1. Thaddeus Lewis to Eron Riley Ben Bennett to Chris Castor...16 Steve Slayden to Doug Green Spence Fischer to Corey Thomas Steve Slayden to Clarkston Hines Ben Bennett to Cedric Jones...10 Anthony Dilweg to Clarkston Hines...10 Duke Career Receiving Lists Eron Riley is one of six players in Duke history to record over 2,000 career receiving yards. He also ranks fourth at Duke with 20 career receiving touchdowns. He now has 2,008 career receiving yards and is 74 yards shy of Doug Green (2,082) for fi fth all-time. Riley is one touchdown away from a tie for third all-time with Cedric Jones. Duke Career Receiving Yards 1. Clarkston Hines ( )...3, Wes Chesson ( )...2, Scottie Montgomery ( )...2, Corey Thomas ( )...2, Doug Green ( )...2, Eron Riley (2005-present)...2, Walter Jones ( )...1, Cedric Jones ( )...1, Jomar Wright ( )...1, Stanley Dorsey ( )...1,507 Duke Career Receiving Touchdowns 1. Clarkston Hines ( ) Corey Thomas ( ) Cedric Jones ( ) Eron Riley (2005-present) Walter Jones ( )...17 Chris Castor ( ) Doug Green ( ) Scottie Montgomery ( )...13 Stanley Dorsey ( ) Wes Chesson ( )...10 Stan Crisson ( )...10 Riley Over Century Mark For Receptions Eron Riley became the 12th player in Duke history to record 100 career receptions when he caught eight passes against Navy. He now has 110 career receptions for 2,008 yards and 20 touchdowns in his career. He ranks 12th on the all-time list at Duke for career receptions and is nine shy of Walter Jones ( ) for 11th on the career list. He has increased his reception total each year with 11 as a freshman, 32 as a sophomore and 40 last season. He is off to a good start in with 27 catches for 288 yards and six touchdowns. Duke Players With 100 Career Receptions 1. Clarkston Hines ( ) Scottie Montgomery ( ) Roger Boone ( ) Corey Thomas ( ) Wes Chesson ( ) Randy Cuthbert ( ) Doug Green ( ) Mike Grayson ( ) Jomar Wright ( ) Mark Militello ( ) Walter Jones ( ) Eron Riley (2005-present) Spreading the Wealth Through the fi rst fi ve games of the year, 14 different Blue Devils have recorded at least one reception. Of those 14 players, eight have caught at least fi ve passes. Eight different wide receivers have combined for a total of 81 receptions. The running back corps has produced 15 receptions among three players while three tight ends have combined for 10 total catches. Duke has had 10 different players catch a pass in two games this year and has had at least eight players make a grab in all fi ve games. Riley Increasing Receptions Total Eron Riley has become the feature wide receiver in the Duke offense this season and is leading the squad with 27 receptions in fi ve games. He currently ranks tied for second in the ACC with 5.4 receptions per game. Last year he averaged 3.3 catches per contest, which was up from 2.7 as a sophomore and 1.2 as a freshman. Riley has three or more grabs in all fi ve games this year with fi ve or more in three of those outings. In his fi rst three years combined, he only had four games with fi ve or more receptions. Riley Year-by-Year Receptions Per Game Season G/GS Rec. Rec/Game / / / / Total 38/ Yard Games With six career 100-yard receiving games, Eron Riley is tied for third on Duke s career list. He also has the distinction of being one of only six players in school history to record over 200 receiving yards in one game when he caught six passes for 235 yards and four touchdowns at Navy in, the fi fth highest singlegame total in school history. Johnny Williams tallied his fi rst career 100-yard game with 11 catches for 135 yards against Northwestern this season. Duke Career 100-Yard Receiving Games 1. Clarkston Hines ( ) Wes Chesson ( ) Eron Riley (2005-present)...6 Doug Green ( ) Richmond Flowers ( )...5 Mark Militello ( ) Scottie Montgomery ( )...4 Stanley Dorsey ( )...4 Cedric Jones ( ) Four tied with...3 Duke 200-Yard Games 1. Chris Castor vs., Corey Thomas vs. Georgia Tech, Clarkston Hines at, Scottie Montgomery at (2 OT), Eron Riley at Navy, 6. Henley Carter at, 1968 Riley Career 100-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1., Nov. 3, Florida State, Oct. 14, , Nov. 25, Navy, Sept. 22, , Oct. 6, Navy, Sept. 13, J. Williams Career 100-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1. Northwestern, Sept. 6, Multi-Touchdown Receiving Games Eron Riley has two games this season with two or more touchdown receptions. He caught three touchdown passes against Navy and two against James Madison. He now has four career games with two or more touchdown receptions. Last season, he tallied four TD catches against Navy and two at home against.

6 NCAA Receiving Touchdown Leaders With six touchdown receptions in fi ve games, Eron Riley is tied for eighth in the country in receiving touchdowns. Riley is tied with four other players with six touchdowns each. He has two more touchdown receptions than any other ACC player. There are also six ACC teams that do not have six touchdown passes for the season. NCAA Receiving Touchdowns 1. Jarett Dillard, Rice Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State Mark Hafner, Houston...8 Austin Collie, BYU...8 Jordan Shipley, Texas...8 Manuel Johnson, Oklahoma...8 Aldrick Robinson, SMU Marcus Anderson, New Mexico State Eron Riley, Duke...6 Eight Others...6 Williams Among Nation s Top Freshmen WR True freshman Johnny Williams put together one of the top single game performances by a rookie wide receiver this season with 11 catches for 135 yards against Northwestern. The 11 catches are tied for the second most by a freshman this season while his 135 yards are the seventh most by a freshman in. Williams 135 yards was the second most by a freshman in Duke history as only Walter Jones had more yards with 139 against The Citadel in Duke Top Freshman Single Game Receiving Yards 1. Walter Jones vs. The Citadel (1988) Johnny Williams vs. Northwestern () Eron Riley vs. (2005) NCAA Freshman Single Game Receptions 1. Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M vs. Kansas St Johnny Williams, Duke vs. Northwestern...11 Patrick Edwards, Houston vs. East Carolina Briggs Orsbon, Ball State vs. Kent State Tyron Carrier, Houston vs. East Carolina...10 NCAA Freshman Single Game Rec. Yards 1. Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M vs. Kansas St Nathan Palmer, Northern Ill. vs. Minnesota A.J. Green, Georgia vs. Arizona State Patrick Edwards, Houston vs. East Carolina T.Y. Hilton, Florida Int l vs. North Texas Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma vs. Cincinnati Johnny Williams, Duke vs. Northwestern Consecutive Games With A Catch Several Duke players have put together a string of consecutive games with at least one reception. Senior Eron Riley leads the team with 19 straight games with at least one grab. He has at least one catch in 34 of his last 35 games. Running back Clifford Harris has 11 consecutive games with a catch. True freshman Johnny Williams has caught a pass in his fi rst fi ve collegiate games. Duke Reception Streaks 1. Eron Riley Clifford Harris Austin Kelly Johnny Williams...5 Sheldon Bell Jay Hollingsworth Tielor Robinson Donovan Varner...1 ACC & NCAA Active Receiving Leaders Senior wide receiver Eron Riley is among the top receivers in the ACC, ranking in the top-10 among active players in the conference in receptions (6th, 110), receiving yards (4th, 2,008), receiving touchdowns (2nd, 20) and yards per catch (1st, 18.3). Among the NCAA active leaders, Riley ranks fi rst in yards per catch and tied for 10th in touchdowns. ACC Active Receptions 1. Aaron Kelly, Sr., Hakeem Nicks, Jr., Greg Carr, Sr., Florida State Brandon Robinson, Sr., Boston College Tyler Grisham, Sr., Eron Riley, Sr., Duke Darius Heyward-Bey, Jr., Maryland Ryan Purvis, Sr., Boston College ACC Active Receiving Yards 1. Aaron Kelly, Sr.,...2, Greg Carr, Sr., Florida State...2, Hakeem Nicks, Jr.,...2, Eron Riley, Sr., Duke...2, Darius Heyward-Bey, Jr., Maryland...1, Brandon Robinson, Sr., Boston College...1, Tyler Grisham, Sr.,...1, Rich Gunnell, Jr., Boston College...1, Ryan Purvis, Sr., Boston College...1, Brooks Foster, Sr.,...1,033 ACC Active Receiving Touchdowns 1. Greg Carr, Sr., Florida State Eron Riley, Sr., Duke Aaron Kelly, Sr., Hakeem Nicks, Jr., Darius Heyward-Bey, Jr., Maryland Brandon Robinson, Sr., Boston College...8 Rich Gunnell, Jr., Boston College...8 Jacoby Ford, Jr., Tyler Grisham, Sr.,...7 Sam Shields, Jr.,...7 Kevin Ogletree, Sr., Virginia...7 ACC Active Yards Per Reception 1. Eron Riley, Sr., Duke Greg Carr, Sr., Florida State Demaryius Thomas, So., Georgia Tech Darius Heyward-Bey, Jr., Maryland Greg Smith, Jr., Georgia Tech Hakeem Nicks, Jr., NCAA Active Receiving Touchdowns 1. Jarett Dillard, Sr., Rice Michael Crabtree, So., Texas Tech Darius Hill, Sr., Ball State...27 Greg Carr, Sr., Florida State Chris Williams, Sr., New Mexico State...24 Emmanuel Sanders, Jr., Southern Methodist Chase Coffman, Sr., Missouri...23 Austin Collie, Jr., BYU Michael Thomas, Sr., Arizona Eron Riley, Sr., Duke...20 Dante Love, Sr., Ball State...20 Jaison Williams, Sr., Oregon...20 Brian Robiskie, Sr., Ohio State...20 Dominick Goodman, Sr., Cincinnati...20 NCAA Active Yards Per Reception 1. Eron Riley, Sr., Duke Greg Carr, Sr., Florida State Marko Mitchell, Sr., Nevada Kenny Britt, Jr., Rutgers Sammy Stroughter, Sr., Oregon State Darius Heyward-Bey, Jr., Maryland Going Deep Eron Riley has been a deep threat for the Blue Devils throughout his career and is the NCAA active leader in career yards per catch (18.3). He has averaged over 20 yards per catch to lead the ACC in each of his fi rst three seasons. Last year, his average of 20.8 yards per reception ranked third nationally. As a junior Riley caught 14 passes that went for longer than 20 yards, including fi ve receptions of over 50 yards. He has 27 catches in the fi rst fi ve games of with four of 20 or more yards. Riley Receiving Stats by Season Season Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Totals 110 2, Two Carries, Two Touchdowns Sixth-year senior Tielor Robinson has carried the ball twice this season and on both runs has punched it in to the endzone for a touchdown. He had a one-yard touchdown run against Navy and then scored from one-yard out last weekend against Virginia. For his career, Robinson has seven rushing touchdowns and six receiving touchdowns. Five of his seven rushing touchdowns came at Army. Harris Having Best Season Senior running back Clifford Harris has already set a single season high for rushing yards through the fi rst fi ve games this season. He has 253 yards on 64 carries to go along with three rushing touchdowns. Harris previous best came in 2006 when he rushed for 206 yards and one touchdown on 55 attempts. Offensive Line Experience The Blue Devils have three starters on the offensive line who have started at least 25 games in their careers. Seniors Cameron Goldberg, Rob Schirmann and Fred Roland have all logged over 20 starts in their careers, combining for a total of 85 career starts. On the other end of the spectrum, redshirt freshman Kyle Hill started in his fi rst college game at left guard against James Madison while sophomore Bryan Morgan has now made fi ve of his six career starts this season. Duke s OL Starting Experience Player Pos. Starts Cameron Goldberg LT 28 Kyle Hill LG 5 Bryan Morgan C 6 Rob Schirmann RG 29 Fred Roland RT 28 Total 96 Freshman Starter On O-Line Redshirt freshman Kyle Hill climbed up the depth chart during fall camp to earn the starting job at left guard. The Orlando, Fla., native has started each of the fi rst three games in. In his fi rst collegiate game against James Madison he played a total of 72 snaps while helping Duke rush for 218 yards and not allow a sack. Sophomore center Bryan Morgan was the last Duke freshman to start the season opener on the offensive line when he played right tackle against Connecticut in the season opener last season.

7 Scoring 30+ Points Duke s offense has a goal of reaching the 30-point mark each week. Cutcliffe-directed offenses have scored 30 or more points in 99 total games at Tennessee, Ole Miss and Duke, compiling a record of 90-9 in those contests. The breakdown includes a 59-3 ledger with the Volunteers, a 28-6 mark with the Rebels and a 3-0 record with the Blue Devils. Avoiding Penalties The Blue Devils have been able to stay away from costly penalities this season, ranking fourth in the nation for fewest penalties per game. Duke has only committed 17 penalties in fi ve games. The 34.2 penalty yards per game rank 11th nationally and third in the ACC. Success On Third Down Duke has been able to sustain drives by converting on third down this season. The Blue Devils are second in the ACC and rank 40th nationally with a.430 conversion percentage. They have converted 34-of-79 third down attempts. By converting on third down, Duke has been able to tally 98 fi rst downs, tied for seventh in the ACC. Big Runs In each of Duke s three victories this season, the Blue Devils have used big scoring runs to outdistance their opponents. Versus James Madison, Duke scored 24 consecutive points to turn a 7-7 game into a 31-7 fi nal. In week three, the Blue Devils outscored Navy by a 24-7 count to end the game en route to a triumph. Against Virginia, Duke tallied the fi nal 31 points of the contest, erasing a 3-0 defi cit for a 31-3 victory. Defensive Notes Linebacker Duo 1-2 On ACC Tackles List Duke linebackers Michael Tauiliili and Vincent Rey have combined for 104 tackles in fi ve games and are the top two tacklers in the ACC this season. Tauiliili leads the league and ranks third nationally with 11.4 tackles per game. Rey is second in the conference and ranks tied for 25th in the country with 9.4 tackles per contest. He also ranks tied for eighth in the ACC with 6.5 tackles for loss. ACC Tackles Leaders 1. Michael Tauiliili, Duke Vincent Rey, Duke Alex Wujciak, Maryland Mark Paschal, Quan Sturdivant, Mark Herzlich, Boston College Brandon Maye, Ray Michel, Brian Toal, Boston College Aaron Curry, NCAA Tackles Leaders 1. Derrick Richardson, New Mexico State Frantz Joseph, Florida Atlantic Michael Tauiliili, Duke Joe Pawelek, Baylor Derek Burrell, Kent State Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri Jason Beauchamp, UNLV Bear Woods, Troy Double Digit Tackles Michael Tauiliili and Vincent Rey have combined for 24 career double-digit tackle games. Tauiliili has 15 games with 10 or more tackles in his 40-game career. He has reached double fi gures in tackles in three straight games. Rey has posted nine games with 10 or more tackles in the last two seasons. Twice this season both Tauiliili and Rey recorded over 10 tackles in the same game, marking the fourth time overall the two players both went over 10 tackles in the same game. Michael Tauiliili Double Digit Tackle Games Opponent Date Tackles Virginia Sept. 27, 9-7=16 Navy Sept. 22, 8-7=15 Oct. 29, =15 Nov. 19, =14 Navy Sept. 13, 9-4=13 Georgia Tech Nov. 10, 4-9=13 Oct. 13, 4-9=13 Navy Nov. 4, =13 Florida State Oct. 22, =13 Notre Dame Nov. 17, 6-6=12 Georgia Tech Oct. 4, 8-3=11 Nov. 3, 7-4=11 Sept. 16, =11 Richmond Sept. 2, =11 Nov. 25, =11 Vincent Rey Double Digit Tackle Games Opponent Date Tackles Connecticut Sept. 1, 4-13=17 Navy Sept. 22, 8-7=15 Navy Sept. 13, Oct. 6, 4-8=12 Northwestern Sept. 15, 8-3=11 Sept. 29, 10-1=11 Georgia Tech Nov. 10, 3-8=11 Virginia Sept. 27, 10-1=11 Notre Dame Nov. 17, 3-7=10 Tauiliili Shoots Up Duke Career Tackles List Michael Tauiliili climbed up to eighth on Duke s career tackles top-10 list with 11 tackles at Georgia Tech. Tauiliili passed Ryan Stallmeyer for eighth and now has 351 career tackles. He is 23 tackles shy of Billy Granville for seventh all-time. Tauiliili had a careerhigh 108 tackles last season after leading the team with 92 as a freshman and 94 as a sophomore. Duke Career Tackles 1. Mike Junkin ( ) Carl McGee ( ) Ryan Fowler ( ) Darrell Spells ( ) Erwin Sampson ( ) Emmett Tilley ( ) Billy Granville ( ) Michael Tauiliili (2005-present) Ryan Stallmeyer ( ) Jim Tyson ( ) Oghobaase Records First Sack Of Junior defensive tackle Vince Oghobaase registered his fi rst sack of the season against Georgia Tech. He now has 6.5 career sacks in three seasons. He had one sack as a freshman and tied for the team high with 4.5 sacks last year. As a team Duke has recorded seven sacks in. Duke In The Statistical Rankings Team Category ACC NCAA Scoring Offense (24.6) 8th 67th Scoring Defense (18.4) 6th 33rd Total Offense (324.4) 8th 93rd Total Defense (336.4) 8th 49th Rushing Offense (118.8) 9th 95th Rushing Defense (161.2) 11th 81st Passing Offense (205.6) 3rd T-66th Passing Defense (175.2) 5th 25th Pass Effi ciency (118.98) 6th 69th Pass Effi ciency Def. (114.99) 8th 47th Interceptions (6) T-8th T-57th Fumble Recoveries (6) T-3rd T-31st Net Punting (37.59) 2nd 24th Field Goals Pct. (.857) 4th -- PAT Pct. (1.000) T-1st -- Kickoff Returns (21.0) 9th 73rd Kickoff Coverage (19.2) 7th 32nd Punt Returns (4.4) 12th 111th Punt Coverage (3.8) 1st 10th Sacks By (7) 11th 99th Sacks Allowed (10) T-5th T-70th First Downs (98) T-7th T-62nd Opp. First Downs (78) 4th 21st 3rd Down Conv. (.430) 2nd 40th Opp. 3rd Down Conv. (.297) 2nd 14th 4th Down Conv. (.444) 6th T-68th Opp. 4th Down Conv. (.273) 4th T-18th Penalty YPG (34.2) 3rd 11th Opp. Penalty YPG (37.8) 11th -- Time of Possession (31:50) 3rd 26th Turnover Margin (+5) T-4th T-19th Redzone Offense (.740) 10th T-94th Redzone Defense (.750) 4th 21st Individual ACC NCAA Thaddeus Lewis Total Offense (211.2) 2nd 58th Passing Yards (194.2) 2nd 58th Completion Pct. (60.0) 4th T-53rd Passing TD (7) T-1st T-56th Pass Effi ciency (119.8) 4th 69th Interceptions (3) T-2nd -- Eron Riley Receptions (5.40) 3rd T-52nd Receiving Yards (57.6) 6th 93rd Receiving TD (6) 1st T-10th Scoring (7.2) 4th T-76th Johnny Williams Receptions (4.00) T-9th -- Receiving Yards (46.2) 9th -- Nick Maggio Field Goals (1.25) 4th 39th PAT Pct. (1.000) T-1st T-1st Scoring - Kick (7.5) 4th -- Kevin Jones Punting Average (42.9) 1st 22nd Michael Tauiliili Tackles (11.4) 1st 3rd Caused Fumbles (0.40) T-1st T-11th Vincent Rey Tackles (9.4) 2nd 25th Tackles For Loss (1.30) T-6th T-31st Greg Akinbiyi Tackles For Loss (1.40) 4th T-17th Fumbles Recovered (0.40) 1st T-6th Jabari Marshall Kick Returns (22.1) 8th 71st Interceptions (0.40) 10th T-43rd Leon Wright Punt Returns (3.8) 9th 67th

8 Rey & Akinbiyi Among ACC TFL Leaders Greg Akinbiyi tallied a career high 2.5 tackles for loss at Georgia Tech and is now ranked third in the ACC with 7.0 tackles for loss on the year. Vincent Rey is right behind Akinbiyi with 6.5 tackles for loss to rank fourth in the league. Rey is also second in the conference in total tackles with an average of 9.4 stops per game. ACC Tackles For Loss Leaders 1. Orion Martin, Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech Michael Johnson, Georgia Tech Derek Nicholson, Florida State Clint Sintim, Virginia Greg Akinbiyi, Duke Vance Walker, Georgia Tech Vincent Rey, Duke Everette Brown, Florida State Jarvis Jenkins, Duke Career Tackles For Loss Michael Tauiliili recorded two tackles behind the line of scrimmage against Georgia Tech to move him up one spot on the Duke career tackle for loss chart. He now has 37.5 tackles for loss to rank fi fth all-time at Duke. He is 3.5 tackles for loss behind James Kirkland for fourth place on the career list. Tauiliili posted 13 tackles for loss last season to rank seventh in the ACC. The Houston, Texas, native has posted at least 10.0 tackles for loss in all three previous seasons and is the active leader in the ACC. Duke Career Tackles For Loss 1. Chris Combs ( ) Ryan Fowler ( ) Matt Zielinski ( ) James Kirkland ( ) Michael Tauiliili (2005-present) Mike Junkin ( ) Reggie Andrews ( ) David Wafl e ( ) Kevin Lewis ( ) Scott Youmans ( ) Duke Defense Forces Turnovers The Blue Devils defense has forced 12 turnovers this season while committing just seven turnovers on offense. Duke has a +5 turnover margin to rank tied for fourth in the ACC and tied for 19th nationally. The seven turnovers on offense are tied for the second fewest in the conference while the defense is seventh in the ACC with 12 caused turnovers. The Blue Devils forced one turnover against Georgia Tech. Greg Akinbiyi caused a fumble in the red zone that was recovered by Wesley Oglesby. Akinbiyi Enjoying Stellar Senior Season Senior defensive end Greg Akinbiyi has made the most of his fi nal year at Duke with 20 tackles, 7.0 tackles for loss, two sacks, two quarterback hurries, two fumble recoveries and one caused fumble. He leads the team and ranks tied for sixth in the ACC in tackles for loss. He also leads the team in sacks and fumble recoveries. He tallied his second career caused fumble against Georgia Tech in the Blue Devils last game to go along with a career-high 2.5 tackles for loss. In his fi rst three seasons, Akinbiyi recorded 65 tackles and seven tackles for loss. He has doubled his career TFL numbers and earned his fi rst two career sacks this season. ACC Active Defensive Leaders Several of Duke s defensive players rank among the top returnerees in the ACC this season. Senior linebacker Michael Tauiliili is the league s active leader in both tackles (351) and tackles for loss (37.5). He is third among active players nationally in career tackles. Vincent Rey ranks 13th in tackles while Glenn Williams is 16th in tackles. Junior defensive tackle Vince Oghobaase is tied for 10th among ACC players with 22.0 tackles for loss. ACC Active Tackles 1. Michael Tauiliili, Sr., Duke Chris Clemons, Sr., Aaron Curry, Sr., Michael Hamlin, Sr., Jon Copper, Sr., Virginia Clint Sintim, Sr., Virginia Moise Fokou, Sr., Maryland Dave Philistin, Sr., Maryland Antonio Appleby, Sr., Virginia Chip Vaughn, Sr., Vincent Rey, Jr., Duke Glenn Williams, Sr., Duke ACC Active Tackles For Loss 1. Michael Tauiliili, Sr., Duke Clint Sintim, Sr., Virginia Aaron Curry, Sr., Everette Brown, Jr., Florida State Darryl Richard, Sr., Georgia Tech Matt Robinson, Sr., Vance Walker, Sr., Georgia Tech Jeffrey Fitzgerald, Jr., Virginia Orion Martin, Sr., Vince Oghobaase, Jr., Duke Alphonso Smith, Sr., NCAA Active Tackles 1. Daniel Holtzclaw, Sr., Eastern Michigan Solomon Elimimian, Sr., Hawai i Michael Tauiliili, Sr., Duke Courtney Greene, Sr., Rutgers Patrick Chung, Sr., Oregon Russell Allen, Sr., San Diego State Gerald McRath, Jr., Southern Miss James Laurinaitis, Sr., Ohio State Bryant Haines, Sr., Ball State Ward Dobbs, Sr., Wyoming Marshall Adds Name To Duke Records With a 42-yard interception return for a touchdown against Virginia, Jabari Marshall moved into the top 10 for single season interception return yards. He now has two interceptions for 109 yards on the season. He returned a pick 57 yards against James Madison. Duke Season Interception Return Yards 1. John Talley (2004) Fred Folger (1947) John Talley (2006) Gordon Carver (1945) Dennis Tabron (1980) Jack Wilson (1959) Robert Bickel (1950) Sean Thomas (1992) Wyatt Smith (1989) Jabari Marshall () Turnover Table Opponent Duke Opp. Margin James Madison Northwestern Navy Virginia Georgia Tech 1 1 E Total Third Down Conversions Opponent Duke Opp. James Madison Northwestern Navy Virginia Georgia Tech Total Tackle Leaders Opponent Player (Tackles) James Madison Michael Tauiliili (9) Northwestern Vincent Rey & Michael Tauiliili (8) Navy Michael Tauiliili (13) Virginia Michael Tauiliili (16) Georgia Tech Michael Tauiliili (11) Longest Offensive Play Opponent Play James Madison Clifford Harris Rush (54) Northwestern Lewis to J. Williams Pass (31) Navy Lewis to Riley Pass (49) Virginia Lewis to Riley pass (30) Georgia Tech Lewis to Kelly pass (20) Time of Possession Opponent Duke Opp. James Madison 35:19 24:41 Northwestern 39:15 20:45 Navy 32:20 27:40 Virginia 31:02 28:58 Georgia Tech 21:14 38:46 Total 31:50 28:10

9 Leading Tackler In The Middle Duke s leading tackler in each of the fi rst fi ve games has been senior middle linebacker Michael Tauiliili. In the season opener against James Madison, Tauiliili tallied nine tackles, one caused fumble and one quarterback hurry. Against Northwestern he posted eight tackles with one for a loss and one quarterback pressure. In Duke s win over Navy he led the squad with 13 tackles, including one for a loss. He tallied a career-high 16 tackles to go with one interception, one caused fumble and one fumble recovery against Virginia. At Georgia Tech he posted 11 tackles, including two tackles for loss. Tauiliili Game-by-Game Stats Opp. S-A=T TFL INT FF FR James Madison 2-7= Northwestern 5-3= Navy 9-4= Virginia 5-11= Georgia Tech 8-3= Totals 29-28= Devilish Defense The Duke defense has improved its numbers from last season, allowing only yards per game. The total is just under 100 yards fewer than a year ago when the Blue Devils were last in the ACC with yards per game allowed. Duke limited James Madison to seven points, 239 yards of total offense, 51 passing yards and three turnovers. Against Northwestern, Duke held the Wildcats to 77 yards rushing and 328 yards of total offense. Navy entered the game with the nation s top rushing offense but was held to over 200 yards below their average with 207 rushing yards, including only 36 rushing yards in the second half. Virginia fi nished the game with 304 yards but turned the ball over six times. The Blue Devils held Georgia Tech s rushing attack to 224 yards, 82 yards below their season average. Pronunciation Guide Greg AKINBIYI... aah-kin-bee-ee Kenny ANUNIKE...AN-uh-nick-ee Paul ASACK...A-sack Zack ASACK...A-sack Adrian AYE-DARKO... EYE-dark-oh RE QUAN Boyette...RAY-quan JORDAN BYAS... jor-don BYE-is Jeffrey COWART...COW-ert Patrick EGBOH... EGG-boe CATRON Gainey... kuh-tron Jeffrey IJJAS... EE-is Abraham KROMAH... CROW-ma Patrick KURUNWUNE... cuh-roon-woo-nay Mitchell LEDERMAN... LEE-der-man Nick MAGGIO... MAAGE-ee-oh Marvin MARCELIN...MAR-sul-in JABARI Marshall... juh-bar-ee Vince OGHOBAASE...oh-guh-BAH-see AYANGA OKPOKOWURUK...i-YANG-guh...awk-pock-uh-WAR-uck IFREKE OKPOKOWURUK... eh-freak-a...awk-pock-uh-war-uck Sam POGGI... PO-gee Eriks REKS... REX Vincent REY...RAY ERON Riley... EE-ron TIELOR Robinson... TYLER Chris RWABUKAMBA...RUB-uh-come-buh Michael TAUILIILI... TOW-EE-lee-EE-lee Defensive Touchdowns Jabari Marshall returned an interception 42 yards for a touchdown against Virginia to give Duke s defense two touchdowns on the season. Vincent Rey returned a fumble 37 yards for a score in a victory over Navy. Last season the Blue Devils had one defensive touchdown, a 24-yard fumble return for a score by Leon Wright against Georgia Tech. Defense Dominates Navy In Second Half Trailing at halftime, the Blue Devils defense came out in the second half and shut down the Navy offense. The Midshipmen only tallied 130 total yards, 36 rushing yards and seven points in the second half. Navy was also only 2-of-8 on third down and did not reach the redzone during the second half. Of the 130 total yards following halftime, 68 came on a passing touchdown at the end of the third quarter. Walter Camp National Def. Player Of The Week Senior linebacker Michael Tauiliili was named the Walter Camp National Defensive Player of the Week following the Virginia game where he posted a careerhigh 16 tackles to go with an interception, caused fumble and fumble recovery. Tauiliili led the Blue Devils in tackles for the fourth straight game with nine solo stops and a quarterback pressure. Duke Defense Forces Six UVA Turnovers The Blue Devils defense forced six turnovers in a win over Virginia with four interceptions and two fumble recoveries. Five of the six turnovers came in the second half with Duke scoring three touchdowns following a turnover. Michael Tauilili recorded an interception, caused fumble and fumble recovery to lead the defense. Jabari Marshall returned an interception 42 yards for a touchdown. Glenn Williams and Leon Wright each added an interception while Catron Gainey recovered a fumble. Bulk Of Defense Returns The Blue Devils returned 10 starters from last season, including the entire front seven. From the defense, Duke returns 82 percent of its tackles, 84 percent of its tackles for loss, 80 percent of its sacks, 91 percent of its interceptions, 82 percent of its pass breakups, 85 percent of its quarterback hurries, 86 percent of its fumble recoveries, 64 percent of its forced fumbles and 75 percent of its blocked kicks. Duke Returning Defense From Statistic Returning Total Pct. Tackles TFL Sacks INT PBU QB Hurries FR FF BLK Veteran Linebacker Trio Duke s trio of starting linebackers in Michael Tauiliili, Vincent Rey and Marcus Jones was the top returning linebacker corps in the ACC in total tackles from based on each team s preseason depth chart. The three Blue Devils combined for 251 tackles and 24.0 tackles for loss in, the best among any returning group. Virginia has the next closest linebacker unit with 246 tackles among their top three linebackers. Special Teams Notes Marshall Owns Duke Kick Return Records Jabari Marshall broke Randy Jones career kickoff return yards record of 1,890 yards with a 14-yard return on the opening kickoff against Northwestern. Marshall also now holds the school record for creer kickoff returns with 90 after passing Chris Douglas total of 84 against Virginia. Marshall moved up two spots into third on the ACC career kickoff return yards chart against Georgia Tech and how has 2,196 career kick return yards. Duke Career Kick Returns 1. Jabari Marshall (2006-present) Chris Douglas ( ) Troy Slade ( ) Randy Jones ( ) Scottie Montgomery ( ) Stanley Monk ( ) Richmond Flowers ( ) Tijan Redmon ( ) Quinton McCracken ( ) Leroy Gallman ( ) Duke Career Kick Return Yards 1. Jabari Marshall (2006-present)... 2, Randy Jones ( )... 1, Chris Douglas ( )... 1, Troy Slade ( )... 1, Scottie Montgomery ( )... 1, Tijan Redmon ( )... 1, Leroy Gallman ( )... 1, Quinton McCracken ( )... 1, Chris Davis ( )... 1, Richmond Flowers ( )... 1,123 ACC Career Kick Return Yards 1. Brandon Tate, UNC (2005-present)...2, Eric Blount, UNC ( )...2, Jabari Marshall, Duke (2006-present)...2, Kevin Marion, WF ( )...2, Marcus Wall, UNC ( )...2, Ralph Stringer, NCSU ( )...1, Alvis Whitted, NCSU ( )...1, John Stone, WF ( )...1, Randy Jones, Duke ( )...1, Darrell Blackman, NCSU ( )...1,842 Jones Among Punting Leaders Sophomore punter Kevin Jones leads the ACC and ranks 22nd nationally with a 42.9 yards per punt average. On the year Jones has punted 27 times for 1,159 yards with 10 punts downed inside the 20-yard line. He got off to a great start to the season, leading the nation with a 53.5 yards per punt average after the James Madison game. Jones had four punts for 214 yards against the Dukes with two of his four punts downed inside the 20-yard line. He also booted a career-long 68-yard punt in the second quarter. Against Navy he averaged 42 yards per punt with two of his three kicks placing the opponent inside the 20-yard line. Against Virginia he had eight punts for a 43.6-yard average with a long of 57 and three downed inside the 20- yard line. In Duke s last game at Georgia Tech, Jones placed two punts inside the 20-yard line and recorded a 60-yard punt.

10 ACC Active Return Leaders Jabari Marshall is one of the top kick returners in ACC history, holding Duke s school record for career kick return yards. He is second among active ACC players in kickoff returns and yards. Leon Wright is one of the active leaders in career punt returns and yards. ACC Active Kick Returns 1. Brandon Tate, Sr., Jabari Marshall, Sr., Duke Michael Ray Garvin, Sr., Florida State Cedric Peerman, Sr., Virginia Jamaal Evans, Jr., Georgia Tech Jeff Smith, Jr., Boston College C.J. Spiller, Jr., Ryan Hill, Jr., Andrew Pearman, Sr., Virginia Jacoby Ford, Jr., ACC Active Kick Return Yards 1. Brandon Tate, Sr.,... 2, Jabari Marshall, Sr., Duke... 2, Cedric Peerman, Sr., Virginia... 1,256 Michael Ray Garvin, Sr., Florida State... 1, Jeff Smith, Jr., Boston College... 1, C.J. Spiller, Jr.,... 1, Jamaal Evans, Jr., Georgia Tech Jacoby Ford, Jr., Andrew Pearman, Sr., Virginia Da rel Scott, So., Maryland ACC Active Punt Returns 1. Brandon Tate, Sr., Danny Oquendo, Sr., Maryland Tyler Evans, Jr., Georgia Tech Leon Wright, Jr., Duke C.J. Spiller, Jr., Vic Hall, Jr., Virginia Preston Parker, Jr., Florida State Jacoby Ford, Jr., Andrew Smith, Sr., Georgia Tech Bruce Johnson, Sr., ACC Active Punt Return Yards 1. Brandon Tate, Sr., Tyler Evans, Jr., Georgia Tech Danny Oquendo, Sr., Maryland Preston Parker, Jr., Florida State Vic Hall, Jr., Virginia Jacoby Ford, Jr., Andrew Smith, Sr., Georgia Tech C.J. Spiller, Jr., Leon Wright, Jr., Duke Bruce Johnson, Sr., NCAA Active Kick Returns 1. Brandon Tate, Sr., Michael Grandberry, Sr., Memphis Jessie Henderson, Sr., SMU Derek Pegues, Mississippi State Dante Love, Sr., Ball State Jabari Marshall, Sr., Duke NCAA Active Kick Return Yards 1. Brandon Tate, Sr.,... 2, Jessie Henderson, Sr., SMU... 2, Michael Grandberry, Sr., Memphis... 2, Travis Shelton, Sr., Temple... 2, Jabari Marshall, Sr., Duke... 2, Derek Pegues, Sr., Mississippi State... 2,173 Duke in Overtime Games Overall Record: 2-5 (.286) Home OT Record: 1-2 (.333) ACC OT Record: 1-3 (.250) Away OT Record: 1-3 (.250) Date Result Location Nov. 8, , Duke 20, S.C. Oct. 31, , Duke 33 (2) Nashville, Tenn. Sept. 18, 1999 Northwestern 15, Duke 12 Durham, N.C. Oct. 9, 1999 Duke 24, Virginia 17 (2) Charlottesville, Va. Oct. 23, , Duke 24 Durham, N.C. Sept. 13, 2003 Duke 27, Rice 24 Durham, N.C. Nov. 24, 20, Duke 14 Chapel Hill, N.C. Maggio Perfect On PAT Attempts Sophomore placekicker Nick Maggio has made all 15 of his PAT attempts this season and 20 of his 21 overall kick attempts. He is a perfect 15-of-15 on extra point attempts and 5-of-6 on fi eld goal tries. For his career he is a perfect 28-of-28 on extra point attempts. He is now 7-of-11 overall on fi eld goal attempts for his career after making kicks of 27, 21, 38, 46 and 20 yards in the fi rst four games. His 7.5 points per game rank fourth in the ACC among kickers. Maggio Boots Career Long Field Goal Nick Maggio made a career-long 46-yard fi eld goal in the fi rst quarter of the Navy game to give Duke a 10-7 lead. The kick was the fi rst attempt over 40 yards in for Maggio. He is now 2-of-4 from 40 yards or more in his career with his previous career long a 40-yard fi eld goal against Georgia Tech last season. On the year Maggio has made fi ve of his six fi eld goal attempts. Sugran Kicks 52-Yard Field Goal Senior kicker Joe Surgan attempted his fi rst fi eld goal of the season at the end of the second half in the Navy game and put it through the uprights for a career-long 52-yard fi eld goal. The kick matches Brent Garber s 52-yard fi eld goal against in 2002 as the eighth longest made fi eld goal in school history. Surgan s previous career long was a 49-yard attempt against in In the NCAA this season, Surgan s kick is tied for the sixth longest with eight other players. NCAA Longest Field Goals 1. Jose Martinez, UTEP vs. Central Florida Leigh Tiffi n, Alabama vs Aaron Pettrey, Ohio State vs. Youngstown St Louie Sakoda, Utah vs. Michigan Graham Gano, Florida State vs. Colorado Patrick Shadle, Syracuse vs. West Virginia Carson Wiggs, Purdue vs. Ohio State Joe Surgan, Duke vs. Navy Blair Walsh, Georgia vs. Georgia Southern Kevin Kelly, Penn State vs. Syracuse Pat McAfee, West Virginia vs. Villanova Wes Byrum, Auburn vs. Southern Miss Aaron Zagory, Stanford vs. San Jose State Graham Gano, Florida State vs. Colorado Ben Jaekle, UNLV vs. Nevada Philip Welch, Wisconsin vs. Michigan Overtime Duke has played seven overtime games since the NCAA instituted overtime periods in The Blue Devils own a 2-5 record in overtime games with a 1-3 mark in conference games decided by extra time. The last overtime game for Duke was in the season fi nale at. The Blue Devils started on offense but missed a fi eld goal and the Tar Heels took advantage with a game-winning touchdown run. Duke has played three overtime games in Durham and four on the road. First Time Starters Three freshmen have start for the Blue Devils this season. Redshirt freshman Kyle Hill and true freshman Johnny Williams each started against James Madison in the opener while true freshman Matt Daniels started at safety for the fi rst time against Virginia. Sophomore Eddie Morgan drew his fi rst career start at safety against Northwestern. Sophomore tight end Brett Huffman earned his fi rst starting nod against Virginia. Playing For The First Time Several players have played their first collegiate snap this season. True freshman Trent Mackey, Jay Hollingsworth, Lee Butler, Matt Daniels, Donovan Varner and Johnny Williams have all seen playing time. Redshirt freshmen Chris Shannon, Garrett Utt, Kyle Hill and Charlie Hatcher played for the fi rst time against James Madison along with sophomore Robert Drum and senior Ryan McFadyen, who played four years of lacrosse for the Blue Devils. Eriks Reks played for the fi rst time against Virginia. Captains Duke announced its four captains for the football season with two offensive captains and two defensive captains. On offense, senior running back Re quan Boyette and senior tight end Tielor Robinson were voted captains by their teammates. The squad voted senior middle linebacker Michael Tauiliili and junior outside linebacker Vincent Rey as defensive captains. Coin Toss Duke s opponents have won the coin toss in all fi vegames this season. James Madison, Northwestern, Navy, Virginia and Georgia Tech all won the coin toss and deferred to the second half. Duke received the fi rst kickoff in each game, scoring a touchdown on the fi rst possession against both Northwestern and Navy.

11 Brothers In-Law This past summer senior wide receiver Ryan Wood married the former Erin Pridemore of Buford, Ga. Erin s younger brother Matt Pridemore is a sophomore teammate of Wood and is also a wide receiver. Brotherly Love The Blue Devils have four sets of brothers, including offensive coordinator Kurt Roper and running backs coach Zac Roper on the coaching staff. Senior tight end Tielor Robinson is joined on the roster by two family members as fi rst cousins Colin and Cameron Jones are redshirt freshman for Duke. Also with freshman Paul Asack coming to Durham, he joins his older brother Zack Asack to give the Blue Devils three sets of brothers. The Duke Family Connection Senior tight end Tielor Robinson, along with his two fi rst cousins Cameron and Colin Jones, has signifi cant ties to the Duke football program. Robinson s uncles Cedric and Walter Jones enjoyed outstanding careers for the Blue Devils. Cedric Jones is the father of Cameron and Colin and played from He caught 99 career passes for 1,732 yards (7th all-time at Duke) and 21 touchdowns (3rd). He earned second team All-America honors as a senior and spent nine seasons with the NFL s New England Patriots. Walter Jones is the uncle of the three current Duke players. He played from and had 119 receptions (10th all-time at Duke) for 1,968 yards (6th) and 17 TDs (t4th) and was on Duke s 1989 ACC title squad. Robinson spent two years at Army before transferring to Duke prior to last season, and then sat out the 2005 campaign due to NCAA regulations. While with the Black Knights, Robinson rushed 114 times for 548 yards and fi ve touchdowns while catching 34 passes for 297 yards and two scores. He earned Conference USA Player of the Week honors after accounting for 193 all-purpose yards and fi ve TDs against Cincinnati in Robinson s mother, Sandra Robinson, is the sister of Cedric and Walter. Childhood Friends Forced to attend different high schools in Houston didn t alter the close-knit relationship between Vince Oghobaase and Michael Tauiliili. Friends since childhood, the pair journeyed together to Durham and will embark on their third season starting together on the Duke defense. Last season Oghobaase led the team with 4.5 sacks while Tauiliili paced the squad with 13 tackles for loss to go along with 108 total tackles. International Ties Along with the two players from Sweden on the Duke roster, Pontus Bondeson and Marcus Lind, the Blue Devils also are represented by Chris Rwabukamba and George Pearkes of Canada. Swedish Connection The Duke roster features two players Pontus Bondeson and Marcus Lind who hail from Sweden. Members of the recruiting class of 2006, Lind, who played one year of prep football at St. Aquinas High School in Florida, committed to the Blue Devils and then informed the Duke coaching staff about his fellow countryman. Both redshirt freshmen, Bondeson and Lind are expected to compete for playing time in on the offensive line. McFadyen Adds Second Sport After lettering four years on the lacrosse team, senior defensive end Ryan McFadyen joined the football program in the spring of and was awarded a scholarship prior to the start of the season. A reserve tight end, McFadyen has seen game action on special teams this season. From , the Mendham, N.J., native helped the Blue Devil lacrosse squad to an overall record of with three ACC regular season championships, two ACC Tournament crowns and three trips to the NCAA Final Four. McFadyen, a defenseman, has played in 56 career games with 25 starting assignments and is expected to play his fi fth and fi nal season of eligibility in the spring of Duke Graduate Wide receiver Ryan Wood has already received his undergraduate degree from Duke. After graduating in May,, with a degree in sociology and a markets and management certifi cate, Wood is now enrolled in the humanities graduate program while he fi nishes out his collegiate football career with the Blue Devils. Wood is also the holder on Duke s placekicking unit. Roster Breakdown The Duke roster features 22 seniors, 14 juniors, 30 sophomores, 11 redshirt freshmen and 23 true freshmen. The Blue Devils are represented by a total of 22 states along with two foreign countries in Canada and Sweden. Georgia is called home by the most Blue Devils, 15, followed by Florida (14), (13) and Texas (10). A Glance At The Opponents Duke s 12 opponents this season combined for a record of in the fi rst six weeks of the season with eight of the 12 posting winning records. Those 12 teams combined for an (.570) overall record in with six schools playing in bowl games: James Madison (8-4), Northwestern (6-6), Navy (8-5, loss to Utah in the Poinsettia Bowl), Virginia (9-4, loss to Texas Tech in the Gator Bowl), Georgia Tech (7-6; loss to Fresno State in the Humanitarian Bowl), (5-7), (5-7), (9-4; win over Connecticut in the Meineke Car Care Bowl), (5-7), (9-4; overtime loss to Auburn in the Chick-Fil-a Bowl), (11-3; loss to Kansas in the Orange Bowl) and (4-8). Opponents Team James Madison Northwestern Navy Virginia Georgia Tech TOTAL Honors Re quan Boyette (Running Back) Allstate AFCA Good Works Team Kevin Jones (Punter) Ray Guy Award Watch List Thaddeus Lewis (Quarterback) ACC Offensive Back of the Week (9/15) Vincent Rey (Linebacker) ACC Defensive Back of the Week (9/15) Michael Tauiliili (Linebacker) Walter Camp Def. Player of the Week (9/28) ACC Defensive Lineman of the Week (9/29) Johnny Williams (Wide Receiver) ACC Rookie of the Week (9/8) Preseason Honors Brandon King (Tight End/Fullback) Phil Steele No. 22 Fullback Thaddeus Lewis (Quarterback) Phil Steele No. 58 Quarterback Lindy s Strongest Arm in the ACC Athlon Sports All-ACC Third Team Jabari Marshall (Kick Returner) Athlon Sports All-ACC Third Team Phil Steele All-ACC Third Team Vince Oghobaase (Defensive Tackle) Phil Steele No. 4 Defensive Tackle Phil Steele All-America Second Team Phil Steele All-ACC First Team Lindy s All-ACC Second Team Athlon Sports All-ACC Third Team Vincent Rey (Linebacker) Phil Steele No. 46 Outside Linebacker Phil Steele All-ACC Fourth Team Eron Riley (Wide Receiver) Lindy s No. 13 Wide Receiver Phil Steele No. 39 Wide Receiver Blue Ribbon All-ACC Team Athlon Sports All-ACC Second Team Lindy s All-ACC Second Team Phil Steele All-ACC Second Team Tielor Robinson (Tight End/Fullback) Phil Steele No. 21 Fullback Michael Tauiliili (Linebacker) Phil Steele No. 25 Inside Linebacker Athlon Sports All-ACC First Team Lindy s All-ACC Second Team Phil Steele All-ACC Second Team

12 Dr Pepper ACC Championship Game The ACC will host the fourth championship game on December 6, at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla. Sponsored by Dr Pepper, the game will pit the champions from the Atlantic and Coastal divisions and be televised live by ESPN on ABC Sports. With a capacity of 65,000, Raymond James Stadium is the home of the NFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Opened in September, 1998 it features a natural grass surface that has been awarded as the best fi eld in the NFL six times. ACC Player of the Year Honors Duke boasts more ACC Player of the Year honorees 10 than any other school in the league. Duke s fi rst ACC Player of the Year was Jerry Barger in They had back-to-back winners in 1971 and In the 1980 s the Blue Devils had four ACC Player of the Year winners and Robert Baldwin became the league best 10th recipient in ACC Player of the Year 1. Duke Virginia Florida State... 5 Maryland Georgia Tech Boston College... 1 NCSA Power Rankings Rank School Division Academic Athletic Grad. Rate Ranking 1 Stanford University I Duke University I Princeton University I Harvard University I University of Notre Dame I Johns Hopkins University I University of Pennsylvania I Northwestern University I T-9 Cornell University I T-9 Yale University I Duke In Top Again Once again, Duke University has landed in the top 10 of the U.S. News & World Report s annual rankings of national universities. U.S. News & World Report: Top Universities 1. Princeton 2. Harvard 3. Yale 4. Stanford 5. Pennsylvania Cal Tech 7. MIT 8. Duke 9. Columbia University of Chicago NCSA Power Rankings Duke was ranked second in Division I the NCSA Power Rankings behind Stanford. The rankings take in account each school s academics, athletics and graduation rate. Duke was ranked eighth in academics, 19th in athletics and 17th in graduation rate. Duke has been ranked either fi rst or second in the rankings in each of the last four years. ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS (ELIGIBILITY) SENIORS (22): Greg Akinbiyi, Adrian Aye-Darko, Re quan Boyette, James Brooks, Raphael Chestnut, Justin Freeman, Cameron Goldberg, Clifford Harris, Marcus Jones, Jabari Marshall, Ryan McFadyen, Clifford Respress, Eron Riley, Charles Robinson, Tielor Robinson, Fred Roland, Rob Schirmann, Joe Surgan, Michael Tauiliili, Greg Tipton, Glenn Williams, Ryan Wood JUNIORS (14): Matt Anderson, Zack Asack, Catron Gainey, Brandon Harper, Jarrod Holt, Brandon King, Thaddeus Lewis, Marvin Marcelin, Vince Oghobaase, Ayanga Okpokowuruk, Vincent Rey, Kinney Rucker, Paul Thornton, Leon Wright SOPHOMORES (30): Adam Banks, Sheldon Bell, Pontus Bondeson, Jeffrey Cowart, Trevor Dixon, Robert Drum, Patrick Egboh, Andrew Holoman, Brett Huffman, Tony Jackson, Kevin Jones, Austin Kelly, Abraham Kromah, Mitchell Lederman, Marcus Lind, Nick Maggio, Bryan Morgan, Eddie Morgan, Wesley Oglesby, Danny Parker, Matt Pridemore, Jeremy Ringfi eld, Chris Rwabukamba, Geoff Silver, Will Snyderwine, Damian Thornton, Michael Tooley, James Weinberger, Brad Welch, Kevin Wu FRESHMEN (35): Jackson Anderson, Kenny Anunike, Paul Asack, Lee Butler, Jordon Byas, Mike Cappetto, Matt Daniels, Jeffrey Faris, Tony Foster, Guillermo Freile, Charlie Hatcher, Curtis Hazelton, Kyle Hill, Jay Hollingsworth, Jeffrey Ijjas, Conor Irwin, Randez James, Cameron Jones, Colin Jones, Alex King, Patrick Kurunwune, Trent Mackey, Brian Moore, Jon Needham, George Pearkes, Sam Poggi, Eriks Reks, Sean Renfree, Preston Scott, Chris Shannon, Josh Trezvant, Garrett Utt, Donovan Varner, Johnny Williams COACHING STAFF HEAD COACH David Cutcliffe (Alabama, 1976) ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH Ron Middleton (Auburn, 1988) Tight Ends & Special Teams Coordinator Gameday: Field DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR Mike MacIntyre (Georgia Tech, 1989) Gameday: Field DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR Marion Hobby (Tennessee, 1989) Defensive Line Gameday: Field OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR Kurt Roper (Rice, 1995) Quarterbacks Gameday: Press Box OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR Matt Luke (Ole Miss, 2000) Offensive Line & Running Game Coordinator Gameday: Field ASSISTANT COACH Scottie Montgomery (Duke, 2000) Wide Receivers Gameday: Field ASSISTANT COACH Zac Roper (Ole Miss, 2001) Running Backs, Special Teams & Recruiting Coordinator Gameday: Press Box ASSISTANT COACH Jim Collins (Elon, 1974) Linebackers Gameday: Field ASSISTANT COACH Derek Jones (Ole Miss, 1996) Defensive Backs Gameday: Press Box GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH Bo Hardegree (Tennessee, ) Offense Gameday: Field GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH Drew Dayton (, 2003) Defense Gameday: Press Box

13 David Cutcliffe Head Coach Cutcliffe was named Duke s 21st head football coach on December 15, Cutcliffe was honored as the 2003 SEC Coach of the Year after leading the Ole Miss Rebels to a 10-3 record, a share of the league Western Division title and a victory over Oklahoma State in the Cotton Bowl Cutcliffe secured a record of (.603) as the head coach at Ole Miss from Cutcliffe mentored each of the past two Super Bowl MVPs in Peyton Manning (Tennessee) and Eli Manning (Ole Miss) During Cutcliffe s six seasons at Ole Miss, the Rebels set school single-season records for total offense, passing offense and scoring offense while winning twice at both Auburn and LSU, securing consecutive victories over Florida and defeating both Arkansas and South Carolina on three occasions In , Cutcliffe helped Tennessee win 19 games with two appearances in the Outback Bowl In, Cutcliffe and the Volunteers went 10-4, captured the SEC Eastern Division crown and defeated Wisconsin in the Outback Bowl as quarterback Erik Ainge earned game MVP honors Cutcliffe s offenses at Ole Miss registered a ledger of 28-6 when scoring 30 or more points... With Cutcliffe as offensive coordinator, Tennessee scored 30+ points in 62-of-100 games, posting a 59-3 record in those contests In 19 seasons in Knoxville, Cutcliffe helped Tennessee post a (.754) overall ledger In 1998, Cutcliffe was named the recipient of the Frank Broyles Award, an honor presented annually to the top assistant coach in the nation Cutcliffe has coached in 22 bowl games in his career and owns a 4-1 (.800) drecord in bowl tilts as a head coach Cutcliffe helped Tennessee to four SEC championships as well as the 1998 national championship A native of Birmingham, Ala., Cutcliffe graduated from the University of Alabama in 1976 Cutcliffe got his start in coaching at Banks High School his alma mater and spent four years as an assistant coach before becoming the head coach in 1980 Cutcliffe is married to the former Karen Oran of Harriman, Tenn., and they are the parents of four children Chris, Marcus, Katie and Emily The Cutcliffe Head Coaching Ledger Ole Miss 1998 D 31 Texas Tech N 1 W S 4 Memphis A W 3-0 S 11 Arkansas State H W S 18 H L OT S 25 Auburn A W OT O 2 South Carolina A W O 9 Tulane H W O 16 Alabama H L O 30 LSU A W N 6 Arkansas H W N 20 Georgia H L N 25 Mississippi State A L D 31 Oklahoma N 2 W S 2 Tulane H W S 9 Auburn H L S 16 A W 12-7 S 30 Kentucky H W O 7 Arkansas State H W O 14 Alabama A L 7-45 O 28 UNLV H W OT N 4 Arkansas A W N 11 LSU H L 9-20 N 18 Georgia A L N 23 Mississippi State H W D 28 West Virginia N 3 L S 1 Murray State H W S 8 Auburn A L S 29 Kentucky A W O 6 Arkansas State A W O 13 Alabama H W O 20 Middle Tennessee H W O 27 LSU A W N 3 Arkansas H L 7OT N 17 Georgia H L N 22 Mississippi State A L D 1 H W A 31 Louisiana-Monroe H W 31-3 S 7 Memphis H W S 14 Texas Tech A L S 21 H W O 5 Florida H W O 12 Arkansas State H W O 19 Alabama A L 7-42 O 26 Arkansas A L N 2 Auburn H L N 9 Georgia A L N 23 LSU A L N 28 Mississippi State H W D 27 Nebraska N 4 W A 30 A W S 6 Memphis A L S 13 Louisiana-Monroe H W S 27 Texas Tech H L O 4 Florida A W O 11 Arkansas State H W 55-0 O 18 Alabama H W O 25 Arkansas H W 19-7 N 1 South Carolina H W N 8 Auburn A W N 22 LSU H L N 27 Mississippi State A W 31-0 J 2 Oklahoma State N 5 W S 4 Memphis H L S 11 Alabama A L 7-28 S 18 H W OT S 25 Wyoming A L O 2 Arkansas State H W O 9 South Carolina A W O 16 Tennessee H L O 30 Auburn H L N 13 Arkansas A L 3-35 N 20 LSU A L N 27 Mississippi State H W 20-3 Duke A 30 James Madison H W 31-7 S 6 Northwestern H L S 13 Navy H W S 27 Virginia H W 31-3 O 4 Georgia Tech A L 0-27 O 18 H O 25 A N 1 A N 8 H N 15 A N 22 A N 29 H Neutral Site Key N 1 Independence Bowl Shreveport, La. N 2 Independence Bowl Shreveport, La. N 3 Music City Bowl Nashville, Tenn. N 4 Independence Bowl Shreveport, La. N 5 Cotton Bowl Dallas, Texas

14 Cutcliffe Record Ole Miss Duke Total Overall Home Away Neutral Day Night Television Overtime Overtime Home Overtime Away Overtime Neutral August August Home August Away August Neutral September September Home September Away September Neutral October October Home October Away October Neutral November November Home November Away November Neutral December December Home December Away December Neutral January Scoring First Margin 10 pts or less Margin 7 pts or less Margin 3 pts or less Score 20+ points Score 30+ points Score 40+ points Score 50+ points Allow 10 or less points Allow 20 or less points Following a loss Following a win Leading after 1st qtr Trailing after 1st qtr Tied after 1st qtr Leading after 2nd qtr Trailing after 2nd qtr Tied after 2nd qtr Leading after 3rd qtr Trailing after 3rd qtr Tied after 3rd qtr With 100-yard rusher With 300-yard passer With 100-yard receiver Committing 0 turnovers Committing 1 turnover Committing 2 turnovers Committing 3 turnovers Committing 4 turnovers Committing 5+ turnovers Forcing 0 turnovers Forcing 1 turnover Forcing 2 turnovers Forcing 3 turnovers Forcing 4 turnovers Forcing 5+ turnovers Score Defensive TD Score Special Teams TD Yard Passing Games 414 by Eli Manning (M) vs. Arkansas, by Eli Manning (M) vs. Texas Tech, by Eli Manning (M) vs. South Carolina, by Eli Manning (M) vs., by Eli Manning (M) vs. Texas Tech, by Eli Manning (M) vs. Louisiana-Monroe, by Eli Manning (M) vs. Alabama, by Thaddeus Lewis (D) vs. Navy, by Eli Manning (M) vs. Nebraska, by Eli Manning (M) vs. Arkansas, by Eli Manning (M) vs. Arkansas State, by Romaro Miller (M) vs. Tulane, Yard Passing Games By Individual by Eli Manning (M) 2. 1 by Romaro Miller (M) 1 by Thaddeus Lewis (D) 100-Yard Rushing Games 157 by Joe Gunn (M) vs., by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Arkansas State, by Deuce McAllister (M) vs., by Deuce McAllister (M) vs. LSU, by Vashon Pearson (M) vs. Wyoming, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. LSU, by Deuce McCallister (M) vs. Mississippi State, by Tremaine Turner (M) vs. Oklahoma State, by Deuce McAllister (M) vs. Arkansas, by Vashon Pearson (M) vs. Arkansas State, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. South Carolina, by Deuce McAllister (M) vs. Arkansas, by Deuce McAllister (M) vs. Oklahoma, by Deuce McAllister (M) vs. Mississippi State, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Tulane, by Tremaine Turner (M) vs. South Carolina, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Memphis, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Kentucky, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Middle Tennessee, by Vashon Pearson (M) vs., by Robert Williams (M) vs. Memphis, by Ronald McClendon (M) vs. Florida, by Deuce McAllister (M) vs. Georgia, by Deuce McAllister (M) vs. Auburn, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Georgia, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Arkansas, by Robert Williams (M) vs. Louisiana-Monroe, Yard Rushing Games By Individual by Joe Gunn (M) 2. 9 by Deuce McAllister (M) 3. 3 by Vashon Pearson (M) 4. 2 by Robert Williams (M) 2 by Tremaine Turner (M) 6. 1 by Robert McClendon (M) 100-Yard Receiving Games 169 by Grant Heard (M) vs. UNLV, by Mike Espy (M) vs. Texas Tech, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Arkansas State, by Mario Hill (M) vs. Wyoming, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Arkansas, by Cory Peterson (M) vs. Alabama, by Eron Riley (D) vs. Navy, by Johnny Williams (D) vs. Northwestern, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Mississippi State, by Cory Peterson (M) vs. Auburn, by Chris Collins (M) vs. South Carolina, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Louisiana-Monroe, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Kentucky, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Mississippi State, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Alabama, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Mississippi State, by Jamie Armstrong (M) vs. Auburn, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Auburn, by Taye Biddle (M) vs. Louisiana-Monroe, by Doug Zeigler (M) vs. Arkansas, by Chris Collins (M) vs. Murray State, Yard Receiving Games By Individual by Chris Collins (M) 2. 2 by Cory Peterson (M) 3. 1 by Johnny Williams (D) 1 by Eron Riley (D) 1 by Grant Heard (M) 1 by Mike Espy (M) 1 by Mario Hill (M) 1 by Jamie Armstrong (M) 1 by Taye Biddle (M) 1 by Doug Zeigler (M) Multiple 100-Yard Rushers by Deuce McAllister (M) vs. LSU, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. LSU, by Deuce McAllister (M) vs. Georgia, by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Georgia, Multiple 100-Yard Receivers by Chris Collins (M) vs. Louisiana-Monroe, by Taye Biddle (M) vs. Louisiana-Monroe, Yard Rusher & 100-Yard Receiver by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Kentucky, (rush) 119 by Chris Collins (M) vs. Kentucky, (rec) by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Arkansas, (rush) 102 by Doug Zeigler (M) vs. Arkansas, (rec) by Tremaine Turner (M) vs. S. Carolina, (rush) 125 by Chris Collins (M) vs. South Carolina, (rec) by Vashon Pearson (M) vs. Wyoming, (rush) 142 by Mario Hill (M) vs. Wyoming, (rec) 300-Yard Passer & 100-Yard Rusher by Eli Manning (M) vs. Arkansas, (pass) 102 by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Arkansas, (rush) by Eli Manning (M) vs. South Carolina, (pass) 117 by Tremaine Turner (M) vs. S. Carolina, (rush) 300-Yard Passer, 100-Yard Receiver & 100-Yard Rusher by Eli Manning (M) vs. Arkansas, (pass) 102 by Doug Zeigler (M) vs. Arkansas, (rec) 102 by Joe Gunn (M) vs. Arkansas, (rush) by Eli Manning (M) vs. South Carolina, (pass) 125 by Chris Collins (M) vs. South Carolina, (rec) 117 by Tremaine Turner (M) vs. S. Carolina, (rush)

15 David Cutcliffe College Coaching Experience Year School Position Record Notes 1982 Tennessee Part Time Assistant Coach Peach Bowl participant 1983 Tennessee Assistant Coach/TEs 9-3 Florida Citrus Bowl champion 1984 Tennessee Assistant Coach/TEs Sun Bowl participant 1985 Tennessee Assistant Coach/TEs SEC Champions Sugar Bowl champion 1986 Tennessee Assistant Coach/TEs 7-5 Liberty Bowl champion 1987 Tennessee Assistant Coach/TEs Peach Bowl champion 1988 Tennessee Assistant Coach/TEs Tennessee Assistant Coach/RBs 11-1 SEC Champions Cotton Bowl champion 1990 Tennessee Assistant Coach/QBs SEC Champions Sugar Bowl champion 1991 Tennessee Assistant Coach/QBs 9-3 Fiesta Bowl participant 1992 Tennessee Passing Game Coordinator/QBs 9-3 Hall of Fame Bowl champion 1993 Tennessee Offensive Coordinator/QBs 10-2 Florida Citrus Bowl participant QB Heath Shuler: SEC POTY 1994 Tennessee Offensive Coordinator/QBs 8-4 Gator Bowl champion 1995 Tennessee Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator/QBs 11-1 Florida Citrus Bowl champion 1996 Tennessee Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator/QBs 10-2 Florida Citrus Bowl champion 1997 Tennessee Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator/QBs 11-2 SEC Champions Orange Bowl participant QB Peyton Manning: SEC POTY & 1st A-A 1998 Tennessee Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator/QBs 13-0 National Champions SEC Champions Frank Broyles Award recipient 1998 Mississippi Head Coach 1-0 Independence Bowl champion 1999 Mississippi Head Coach 8-4 Independence Bowl champion 2000 Mississippi Head Coach 7-5 Music City Bowl participant 2001 Mississippi Head Coach Mississippi Head Coach 7-6 Independence Bowl champion 2003 Mississippi Head Coach 10-3 SEC Western Division Co-Champions Cotton Bowl champion SEC Coach of the Year QB Eli Manning: SEC POTY & 1st A-A 2004 Mississippi Head Coach Tennessee Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator/QBs 9-4 Outback Bowl participant Tennessee Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator/QBs 10-4 SEC Eastern Division Co-Champions SEC Championship Game participant Outback Bowl champion Duke Head Coach 3-2 Record as assistant coach at Tennessee (19 seasons): (.754) Record as head coach at Mississippi (6 seasons): (.603) Record as head coach at Duke (1st season): 3-2 (.600)

16 Duke Depth Chart vs. OFFENSE QB 9 Thaddeus Lewis Jr. 13 Zack Asack Jr. RB 4 Clifford Harris Sr. 27 Jay Hollingsworth Fr. 25 Tony Jackson So. WR 15 Eron Riley Sr. 18 Jeremy Ringfi eld So. WR 5 Raphael Chestnut Sr. 37 Johnny Williams Fr. 17 Sheldon Bell So. WR 83 Austin Kelly So. 82 Ryan Wood Sr. 26 Donovan Varner Fr. TE 87 Brett Huffman So. 88 Danny Parker So. B 2 Tielor Robinson Sr. 88 Danny Parker So. LT 74 Cameron Goldberg Sr. 65 Jeffrey Cowart So. LG 79 Kyle Hill R-Fr. 77 Jarrod Holt Jr. C 62 Bryan Morgan So. 68 Brian Moore Fr. RG 61 Rob Schirmann Sr. 67 Mitchell Lederman So. DEFENSE LDE 99 Wesley Oglesby So. 91 Ayanga Okpokowuruk Jr. DT 3 Vince Oghobaase Jr. 93 Charlie Hatcher R-Fr. NG 97 Clifford Respress Sr. 42 Kinney Rucker Jr. RDE 54 Greg Akinbiyi Sr. 90 Patrick Egboh So. SLB 6 Marcus Jones Sr. 39 Adam Banks So. MLB 34 Michael Tauiliili Sr. 56 Damian Thornton So. or 20 Trent Mackey Fr. WLB 31 Vincent Rey Jr. 45 Charles Robinson Sr. 8 Abraham Kromah So. LCB 7 Leon Wright Jr. 36 Lee Butler Fr. RCB 1 Jabari Marshall Sr. 16 Chris Rwabukamba So. LS 24 Glenn Williams Sr. 28 Adrian Aye-Darko Sr. 40 Matt Daniels Fr. RS 23 Catron Gainey Jr. 29 Eddie Morgan So. RT 70 Fred Roland Sr. 66 Pontus Bondeson So. SPECIAL TEAMS K 47 Nick Maggio So. 81 Joe Surgan Sr. 96 Will Snyderwine So. P 49 Kevin Jones So. 47 Nick Maggio So. LS 63 Chris Shannon R-Fr. 46 Jackson Anderson Fr. H 82 Ryan Wood Sr. 49 Kevin Jones So. KOR 1 Jabari Marshall Sr. 27 Jay Hollingsworth Fr. PR 7 Leon Wright Jr. 26 Donovan Varner Fr. KO 81 Joe Surgan Sr. 96 Will Snyderwine So.

17 Duke Football Game-by-Game Starters Offense Game QB RB FB TE WR WR LT LG C RG RT Other JMU Lewis Harris T. Robinson J. Williams Riley Goldberg Hill B. Morgan Schirmann Roland Kelly (WR) Northwestern Lewis Harris T. Robinson J. Williams Riley Goldberg Hill B. Morgan Schirmann Roland Kelly (WR) Navy Lewis Harris Kelly (WR) J. Williams Riley Goldberg Hill B. Morgan Schirmann Roland Bell (WR) Virginia Lewis Harris T. Robinson Huffman Chestnut Riley Goldberg Hill B. Morgan Schirmann Roland Ga. Tech Lewis Harris T. Robinson J. Williams Riley Goldberg Hill B. Morgan Schirmann Roland Chestnut (WR) Va. Tech UNC Defense Game LDE NG DT RDE SLB MLB WLB LCB LS SS CB Other JMU A. Okpokowuruk Respress Oghobaase Akinbiyi M. Jones Tauiliili Rey Wright G. Williams Gainey Marshall Northwestern Oglesby Respress Oghobaase Akinbiyi Tauiliili Rey Wright G. Williams Gainey Marshall E. Morgan (S) Navy Oglesby Respress Oghobaase Akinbiyi M. Jones Tauiliili Rey Wright Aye-Darko Gainey G. Williams Virginia Oglesby Respress Oghobaase Akinbiyi M. Jones Tauiliili Rey Wright G. Williams Daniels Marshall Ga. Tech Oglesby Respress Oghobaase Akinbiyi M. Jones Tauiliili Rey Wright Aye-Darko Gainey G. Williams Va. Tech UNC

18 CAREER GAMES PLAYED / GAMES STARTED Name TOTAL Greg Akinbiyi 9/0 12/0 12/7 5/5 38/12 Jackson Anderson 0/0 0/0 Matt Anderson 0/0 0/0 Kenny Anunike 0/0 0/0 Paul Asack 0/0 0/0 Zack Asack 9/6 6/0 5/0 20/6 Adrian Aye-Darko 11/0 12/11 12/9 5/2 40/22 Adam Banks 12/2 5/0 17/2 Sheldon Bell 0/0 12/1 5/1 17/2 Pontus Bondeson 0/0 1/0 1/0 2/0 Re quan Boyette 9/2 12/3 12/5 0/0 33/10 James Brooks 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 Lee Butler 4/0 4/0 Jordon Byas 0/0 0/0 Mike Cappetto 0/0 0/0 0/0 Raphael Chestnut 9/0 12/3 5/4 5/2 31/9 Jeffrey Cowart 0/0 0/0 1/0 1/0 Matt Daniels 5/1 5/1 Trevor Dixon 0/0 0/0 0/0 Robert Drum 0/0 0/0 1/0 1/0 Patrick Egboh 0/0 7/0 5/0 12/0 Jeffrey Faris 0/0 0/0 Tony Foster 0/0 0/0 Justin Freeman 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 Guillermo Freile 0/0 0/0 Catron Gainey 11/1 12/3 5/4 28/8 Cameron Goldberg 10/1 10/10 12/12 5/5 37/28 Brandon Harper 7/0 6/0 1/0 14/0 Clifford Harris 9/1 12/0 12/5 5/5 38/11 Charlie Hatcher 0/0 5/0 5/0 Curtis Hazelton 0/0 0/0 Kyle Hill 0/0 5/5 5/5 Jay Hollingsworth 5/0 5/0 Andrew Holoman 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 Jarrod Holt 10/0 12/0 4/0 26/0 Brett Huffman 0/0 12/0 5/1 17/1 Jeffrey Ijjas 0/0 0/0 Conor Irwin 0/0 0/0 Tony Jackson 12/0 4/0 16/0 Randez James 0/0 0/0 Cameron Jones 0/0 0/0 0/0 Colin Jones 0/0 0/0 0/0 Kevin Jones 0/0 12/12 5/5 17/17 Marcus Jones 11/4 11/3 12/5 5/4 39/16 Austin Kelly 12/3 5/3 17/6 Alex King 0/0 0/0 Brandon King 10/0 12/4 0/0 22/4 Abraham Kromah 0/0 9/0 5/0 14/0 Patrick Kurunwune 0/0 0/0 Mitchell Lederman 0/0 11/0 5/0 16/0 Thaddeus Lewis 12/11 12/12 5/5 29/28 Name TOTAL Marcus Lind 0/0 2/0 0/0 2/0 Trent Mackey 5/0 5/0 Nick Maggio 8/7 4/4 12/11 Marvin Marcelin 2/0 7/0 2/0 11/0 Jabari Marshall 12/0 12/2 5/3 29/5 Ryan McFadyen 5/0 5/0 Brian Moore 0/0 0/0 Bryan Morgan 11/1 5/5 16/6 Eddie Morgan 12/0 5/1 17/1 Jon Needham 0/0 1/0 1/0 Vince Oghobaase 0/0 12/12 12/12 5/5 29/29 Wesley Oglesby 0/0 12/10 5/4 17/14 Ayanga Okpokowuruk 0/0 12/5 12/12 5/1 29/18 Ifreke Okpokowuruk 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 Danny Parker 9/0 5/0 14/0 George Pearkes 0/0 0/0 Sam Poggi 0/0 0/0 0/0 Matt Pridemore 12/0 0/0 12/0 Eriks Reks 0/0 1/0 1/0 Sean Renfree 0/0 0/0 Clifford Respress 10/1 12/0 12/0 5/5 39/6 Vincent Rey 12/0 12/12 5/5 29/17 Eron Riley 9/4 12/12 12/12 5/5 38/33 Jeremy Ringfi eld 0/0 8/0 5/0 13/0 Charles Robinson 11/0 11/0 6/4 5/0 33/4 Tielor Robinson 0/0 12/10 3/2 5/4 43/26* Fred Roland 11/0 12/12 11/11 5/5 39/28 Kinney Rucker 0/0 0/0 12/1 5/0 17/1 Chris Rwabukamba 0/0 9/0 5/0 14/0 Rob Schirmann 7/0 12/12 12/12 5/5 36/29 Preston Scott 0/0 0/0 Chris Shannon 0/0 5/0 5/0 Geoff Silver 0/0 0/0 Will Snyderwine 0/0 0/0 Joe Surgan 9/9 12/11 12/4 5/0 38/24 Michael Tauiliili 11/10 12/12 11/11 5/5 39/38 Damian Thornton 9/0 5/0 14/0 Paul Thornton 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 Greg Tipton 0/0 0/0 Michael Tooley 0/0 0/0 Josh Trezvant 0/0 0/0 0/0 Garrett Utt 0/0 1/0 1/0 Donovan Varner 3/0 3/0 James Weinberger 0/0 0/0 Brad Welch 0/0 0/0 Glenn Williams 11/0 12/1 12/10 5/5 40/16 Johnny Williams 5/4 5/4 Ryan Wood 11/0 8/0 11/0 4/0 34/0 Leon Wright 11/0 12/12 5/5 28/17 Kevin Wu 0/0 0/0 0/0 *Played the 2003 & 2004 seasons at Army CONSECUTIVE STARTS STREAKS Eron Riley, WR 30 Vince Oghobaase, DT 29 Rob Schirmann, OG 29 Thaddeus Lewis, QB 28 Cameron Goldberg, OT 17 Vincent Rey, LB 17 Leon Wright, CB 17 Kevin Jones, P 17 Fred Roland, OT 16 Michael Tauiliili, LB 16 Greg Akinbiyi, DE 11 Clifford Harris, FB 10 Bryan Morgan, C 5 Kyle Hill, OG 5 Clifford Respress, NG 5 Glenn Williams, S 5 Wesley Oglesby, DE 4 Marcus Jones, LB 3 Raphael Chestnut, WR 2 Tielor Robinson, TE 2 Catron Gainey, S 1 Adrian Aye-Darko, S 1 Johnny Williams, WR 1

19 CAREER SNAPS PLAYED Name TOTAL Greg Akinbiyi ,144 Jackson Anderson 0 0 Matt Anderson 0 0 Kenny Anunike 0 0 Paul Asack 0 0 Zack Asack Adrian Aye-Darko ,909 Adam Banks Sheldon Bell Pontus Bondeson Re quan Boyette James Brooks Lee Butler Jordon Byas 0 0 Mike Cappetto Raphael Chestnut ,050 Jeffrey Cowart Matt Daniels Trevor Dixon Robert Drum Patrick Egboh Jeffrey Faris 0 0 Tony Foster 0 0 Justin Freeman Guillermo Freile 0 0 Catron Gainey ,037 Cameron Goldberg ,027 Brandon Harper Clifford Harris Charlie Hatcher Curtis Hazelton 0 0 Kyle Hill Jay Hollingsworth Andrew Holoman Jarrod Holt Brett Huffman Jeffrey Ijjas 0 0 Conor Irwin 0 0 Tony Jackson Randez James 0 0 Cameron Jones Colin Jones Kevin Jones Marcus Jones ,310 Austin Kelly Alex King 0 0 Brandon King Abraham Kromah Patrick Kurunwune 0 0 Mitchell Lederman Thaddeus Lewis ,798 Name TOTAL Marcus Lind Trent Mackey Nick Maggio Marvin Marcelin Jabari Marshall Ryan McFadyen Brian Moore 0 0 Bryan Morgan Eddie Morgan Jon Needham Vince Oghobaase ,532 Wesley Oglesby Ayanga Okpokowuruk ,147 Ifreke Okpokowuruk Danny Parker George Pearkes 0 0 Sam Poggi Matt Pridemore Eriks Reks Sean Renfree 0 0 Clifford Respress ,188 Vincent Rey ,364 Eron Riley ,897 Jeremy Ringfi eld Charles Robinson Tielor Robinson * Fred Roland ,856 Kinney Rucker Chris Rwabukamba Rob Schirmann ,666 Preston Scott 0 0 Chris Shannon Geoff Silver 0 0 Will Snyderwine Joe Surgan Michael Tauiliili ,512 Damian Thornton Paul Thornton Greg Tipton 0 0 Michael Tooley 0 0 Josh Trezvant Garrett Utt Donovan Varner James Weinberger 0 0 Brad Welch 0 0 Glenn Williams ,963 Johnny Williams Ryan Wood Leon Wright ,533 Kevin Wu *Duke only total; Played 2003 & 2004 seasons at Army

20 Longest Plays Rush 1. 85, Charlie Smith vs., , Justin Boyle vs. The Citadel, , Ernie Jackson vs. Navy, , Joel Arrington vs. Georgia Tech, , Billy Cox vs. Maryland, , Ronnie Drummer vs., , Bernie Blaney vs. Tennessee, , Moffat Storer vs. Colgate, , Buddy Luper vs., , Re quan Boyette vs. Florida State, , Jap Davis vs. Georgia Tech, , Jack Alexander vs., , Jap Davis vs. Georgia Tech, , Leroy Gallman vs. Virginia, , Piney Field vs., , Billy Cox vs., , William Thompson vs. Georgia Tech, , Red Smith vs. Army, , Mark Leggett vs., , Gordon Carver vs. Virginia, , George Clark vs. Georgia Tech, , George Clark vs., , Chris Douglas vs., , Senterrio Landrum vs. Navy, , Mark Johnson vs. Maryland, , Wray Carlton vs., , Avery Trollinger vs., , Jay Calabrese vs. South Carolina, , Jay Wilkinson vs., 1963 Pass 1. 97, Dave Brown to Clarkston Hines vs., , Ben Bennett to Chris Castor vs. Tennessee, , Bobby Campbell to Scottie Montgomery vs., , Leo Hart to Wes Chesson vs., , Spence Fischer to Jon Jensen vs., , Craig Browning to Cedric Jones vs., , D. Bryant to Chris Douglas vs. Florida State, , Walt Rappold to Jay Wilkinson vs. Navy, , Dave Brown to Clarkston Hines vs., , Spence Fischer to Jon Jensen vs. East Carolina, , Ben Bennett to Chris Castor vs., , Sonny Jurgensen to Bernie Blaney vs. Pittsburgh, 1955 Field Goal 1. 57, Vince Fusco vs., , Brent Garber vs. East Carolina, , Doug Peterson vs., , Brent Garber vs. Tennessee, , Sims Lenhardt vs., , Matt Brooks vs., , Sims Lenhardt vs., , Joe Surgan vs. Navy, 52, Brent Garber vs., , Matt Brooks vs., , Sims Lenhardt vs. Florida State, , David Wright vs., , Brent Garber vs. Navy, , Sims Lenhardt vs. Navy, , Sims Lenhardt vs. Georgia Tech, , Sims Lenhardt vs., 1999 Punt 1. 81, Billy Cox vs. Navy, , Brian Morton vs., , Harry Rossiter vs. Tennessee, , Ace Parker vs. Georgia Tech, , Tom Davis vs. N.C. Pre-Flight, , Spence Fischer vs. Georgia Tech, , Rodney Stewart vs., , Ricky Brummitt vs. Georgia Tech, , Worth Lutz vs., , Eric Tipton vs., 1938 Kickoff Return , Ace Parker vs., , Ronnie Drummer vs. East Carolina, , Leroy Gallman vs. Tennessee, , Greg Boone vs. Tennessee, , Scottie Montgomery vs., , Bernie Blaney vs. Pittsburgh, , Cedric Jones vs., , Randy Jones vs., , Quinton McCracken vs., , Harwood Smith vs., , Jabari Marshall vs. Connecticut, 94, Chris Davis vs. Maryland, , Troy Slade vs., 1973 Punt Return 1. 95, George Clark vs., , George McAfee vs. Wash. & Lee, , Troy Slade vs. Tulane, , Ronnie Hamilton vs. Florida State, , Jay Wilkinson vs., , Ernie Jackson vs. Pittsburgh, 1969* 7. 75, Dave Lerps vs., , Ernie Jackson vs. South Carolina, , Elmore Hackney vs., , Buddy Luper vs. Colgate, , Jay Wilkinson vs., 1962 *Jackson received lateral from Rich Searl after an eightyard gain by Searl Interception Return 1. 90, Jack Alexander vs., , Gordon Carver vs. Bogue Field, , Dennis Tabron vs., , John Talley vs. Maryland, , Bill Duncan vs. George Washington, , Sean Thomas vs. East Carolina, , John Gutekunst vs., , Howard Hartley vs. Richmond, , Fred Folger vs., , Fred Crawford vs. Tennessee, 1932 Defensive Active Leaders Tackles Career Michael Tauiliili Vincent Rey Glenn Williams Adrian Aye-Darko Leon Wright Vince Oghobaase Greg Akinbiyi Clifford Respress Catron Gainey Marcus Jones Wesley Oglesby Ayanga Okpokowuruk 8 47 Jabari Marshall 9 41 Kinney Rucker 8 36 Charles Robinson 4 34 Eddie Morgan 9 22 Patrick Egboh Adam Banks 2 15 Matt Daniels Charlie Hatcher Abraham Kromah 5 5 Lee Butler 5 5 Chris Rwabukamba 4 4 Damian Thornton 2 4 Trent Mackey 4 4 Marvin Marcelin 1 3 Brandon Harper 0 2 Eriks Reks 1 1 Tackles For Loss Career Michael Tauiliili Vince Oghobaase Vincent Rey Greg Akinbiyi Clifford Respress Wesley Oglesby Glenn Williams Kinney Rucker Ayanga Okpokowuruk Charles Robinson Adrian Aye-Darko Marcus Jones Leon Wright Jabari Marshall Patrick Egboh Catron Gainey Chris Rwabukamba Charlie Hatcher Eddie Morgan Quarterback Sacks Career Vince Oghobaase Michael Tauiliili Kinney Rucker Vincent Rey Clifford Respress Glenn Williams Greg Akinbiyi Adrian Aye-Darko Wesley Oglesby Patrick Egboh Ayanga Okpokowuruk Interceptions Career Leon Wright 1 5 Michael Tauiliili 1 4 Jabari Marshall 2 3 Adrian Aye-Darko 1 2 Catron Gainey 0 1 Marcus Jones 0 1 Charles Robinson 0 1 Glenn Williams 1 1 Pass Break-Ups Career Leon Wright 3 11 Glenn Williams 3 9 Adrian Aye-Darko 0 8 Jabari Marshall 0 5 Vincent Rey 1 5 Michael Tauiliili 0 3 Eddie Morgan 0 1 Ayanga Okpokowuruk 1 1 Adam Banks 1 1 QB Pressures Career Michael Tauiliili 3 10 Wesley Oglesby 1 8 Vince Oghobaase 2 6 Ayanga Okpokowuruk 0 2 Clifford Respress 1 3 Greg Akinbiyi 2 3 Charles Robinson 0 2 Patrick Egboh 1 2 Kinney Rucker 1 2 Charlie Hatcher 2 2 Adrian Aye-Darko 0 1 Marcus Jones 0 1 Vincent Rey 1 1 Chris Rwabukamba 1 1 Fumble Recoveries Career Glenn Williams 0 3 Vincent Rey 1 3 Michael Tauiliili 1 3 Jabari Marshall 0 2 Greg Akinbiyi 2 2 Wesley Oglesby 1 2 Adam Banks 0 1 Marcus Jones 0 1 Ayanga Okpokowuruk 0 1 Leon Wright 0 1 Catron Gainey 1 1 Caused Fumbles Career Michael Tauiliili 2 7 Vincent Rey 0 3 Adrian Aye-Darko 0 2 Wesley Oglesby 1 2 Glenn Williams 1 2 Greg Akinbiyi 1 2 Adam Banks 0 1 Jabari Marshall 0 1 Leon Wright 1 1 Blocked Kicks Career Clifford Respress 0 2 Tony Jackson 0 1 Vince Oghobaase 0 1 Vincent Rey 0 1 Abraham Kromah 1 1

21 Last Time Duke... TEAM Scored 90 points 96, vs. Furman, Scored 70 points 76, Boque Field, Scored 60 points 67, Richmond, Scored 50 points 51, at, Scored 40 points 41, Navy, Straight 40+ games Camp Lejeune (40), Richmond (61), and N.C. Pre-Flight (42), 1943 Rushed for 500+ yards 614, at Davidson, Rushed for yards 432, at, Rushed for yards 324, at, Rushed for yards 218, vs. James Madison, Passed for 400+ yards 429, at Navy, Passed for yards 317, Navy, Passed for 5 TDs vs. Western Carolina (Billy Ray 3, Dave Brown 2), Had 700+ yards in total offense 706 (R-261, P-445), vs., Had yds in total offense 610 (R-121, P-489), vs. Georgia Tech, Had yards in total offense 506 (R-78, P-429), at Navy, Rushed/Passed for 200+ yards R-238, P-299, vs., Zero Sacks allowed in a game vs. James Madison, Scored on first offensive play Mike Schneider, 1 yd run vs. The Citadel, Won on final play of regulation Matt Brooks, (FG, 53, 0:00),vs., Recorded a safety Team Safety vs., Opponent recorded a safety - Cortney Vincent sack, Forced 4 turnovers vs. Florida State (3 INT/1 FUM), Forced 6 turnovers vs. Virginia (4 INT/2 FUM), Recorded a defensive TD Interception vs. Virginia, Intercepted 3 passes vs. Florida State, Intercepted 4 passes vs. Virginia, Recorded a Shutout at (41-0), Held opponent to under 100 yards rushing vs. Northwestern (27 att./77 yds.), 9-6- Held opponent to under 50 yards rushing vs. (26 att./30 yds.), Held opponent to under 10 yards rushing vs. W. Carolina (19 att./4 yds.), Held opponent to under 100 yards passing vs. James Madison (4-11/51 yds.), Held opponent to under 50 yards passing vs. Navy (2-5/32 yds.), Held opponent to under 300 yards total offense vs. James Madison ( rush, 51 pass), Held opponent to under 200 yards total offense vs. Western Carolina (253-4 rush, 181 pass), Scored on 3 straight possessions 3 TDs at Navy, Scored on 4 straight possessions 3 TDs and 1 FG vs. James Madison, Scored a TD on offense, defense and special teams in one game 6-YD Rec TD, 85-YD Int TD, 94-YD KOR TD, vs. Maryland, Played a 2-Overtime Game W, at Virginia, Played a 1-Overtime Game W, vs. Rice, INDIVIDUAL Offense Rushed for 200+ yds Chris Douglas (218/30 att.) vs. Georgia Tech, Rushed for yds Justin Boyle (113, 14 att) vs., Rushed for 4 TDs Justin Boyle, vs., Rushed for 3 TDs Spencer Romine, vs. Georgia Tech, Rushed for 2 TDs Clifford Harris, vs. James Madison, Two players rushed for 100 yards vs., (Mike Grayson - 118, 21 att.; Greg Boone - 105, 14 att.) Three players rushed for 100 yards at, (Mike Grayson - 188, 17 att; Joel Blunk - 110, 20 att; Greg Boone - 101, 16 att) 100 yard rusher and 100 yard receiver, same game vs. Western Carolina, (B.J. Hill rush; Richmond Flowers rec.) Player with 100 rush yds and 100 receiving yds, same game Roger Boone (157 rush, 138 rec.), vs., Player with 100 pass yds and 100 rush yds, same game Mike Dunn (105 rush, 239 pass), vs., yards total offense T. Lewis-358 (41 rush, 317 pass) vs. Navy, yards total offense T. Lewis-437 (9 rush, 428 pass) at Navy (9/22/) Passed for yards Thaddeus Lewis (428), at Navy, Passed for yards Thaddeus Lewis (317), vs. Navy, Passed for 6 TDs Steve Slayden, vs. Georgia Tech, Passed for 4 TDs Thaddeus Lewis, vs., Passed for 3 TDs Thaddeus Lewis, vs. Navy, Passed for 4 TDs in quarter David Green (4th) vs. Georgia Tech, Had 60+ pass attempts Steve Slayden (62) vs., Had 50+ pass attempts D. Bryant (56) at, Had pass attempts Thaddeus Lewis (42) vs. Northwestern, 9-6- Had pass attempts Thaddeus Lewis (32), vs. Virginia, Had pass attempts Thaddeus Lewis (28), vs. Georgia Tech, Had pass completions Spence Fischer (35), at Virginia, Had pass completions Thaddeus Lewis (25), vs. Navy, Completed 15 consecutive passes Thaddeus Lewis, Had 10 receptions Johnny Williams (11), vs. Northwestern, 9-6- Had yards receiving Eron Riley (235), at Navy, Had yards receiving Eron Riley (137), vs. Navy, Two players with 100 receiving yards at Maryland, (Richmond Flowers - 173; Scottie Montgomery - 121) Had 4 TD receptions Eron Riley, at Navy, Had 3 TD receptions Eron Riley, vs. Navy, Had 2 TD receptions Eron Riley, vs. James Madison, True freshman scored in a game Jay Hollingsworth (TD), vs. Virginia, Defense Recorded 15+-tackle game Michael Tauiliili (16) vs. Virginia, Intercepted 3 passes Dennis Tabron, at, Intercepted 2 passes Leon Wright, at, Intercepted pass in 3 consecutive games: John Talley (CB) at Alabama, vs. Florida State, vs., 2006 Returned INT for TD Jabari Marshall (42), vs. Virginia, Opponent returned INT for TD Alphonso Smith (30), W. Forest, Forced 2 fumbles, game Patrick Bailey, at East Carolina, Recovered 2 fumbles, game Greg Akinbiyi, vs. James Madison, Returned fumble for TD Vincent Rey (37), vs. Navy, Opponent returned fumble for TD Michael Ballentine (0), The Citadel, Special Teams Returned KO for TD Jabari Marshall (94), vs. Connecticut, 9-1- Opponent Returned KO for TD C.J. Spiller, (84), yard KO Return Ronnie Drummer, at East Carolina, Returned punt for TD Ronnie Hamilton (68), vs. Florida State, Opponent Returned Punt for TD Brandon Tate, (54), Blocked an extra point Vince Oghobaase, vs. Connecticut, 9-1- Blocked a field goal Vincent Rey, at Virginia, 9-8- Blocked FG ret. for a TD Kenneth Stanford (70) vs. N. Carolina, Opponent blocked FG ret. for a TD Eric King (90),, Blocked a punt Abraham Kromah, vs. Navy, Returned a blocked punt for a TD Brian Krenzel (2) at, Opponent blocked punt ret. for a TD Brandon Johnson (27), Louisville, point conversion vs. (Lewis pass to Harris), Opponent 2-point conversion Navy (Jarod Bryant run), Made 6 field goals Vince Fusco, at, Made 5 field goals Doug Peterson, at Maryland, Made 4 field goals Sims Lenhardt, at, Made three 45+ FGs in 1 Game Sims Lenhardt (45, 53, 54), at, Made 50+ field goal Joe Surgan (52), vs. Navy, Made back-to-back 50+ field goals Matt Brooks, 2004 (53 vs., & 51 vs., 11-20) Kicked game-winning field goal Matt Brooks (53), vs., Kicked 80+ punt Brian Morton (80), at, Kicked punt Spence Fischer (74), vs. Georgia Tech, Kicked punt Kevin Jones (60), vs. Georgia Tech, 10-4-

22 Largest Comebacks By Points (2nd Half) Pts. Date Score Location 21 November 4, 1950 Duke 30, Georgia Tech 21 Durham, N.C. 21 October 6, 1962 Duke 28, Florida 21 Jacksonville, Fla. 20 October 30, 1954 Duke 21, Georgia Tech 20 Durham, N.C. 19 November 10, 1983 Duke 27, 26 Durham, N.C. 18 October 8, 1977 Duke 25, South Carolina 21 Columbia, S.C. 18 November 23, 1985 Duke 23, 21 Chapel Hill, N.C. 15 October 29, 1977 Duke 25, Georgia Tech 24 Atlanta, Ga. 14 November 5, 1983 Duke 31, 21 Winston-Salem, N.C. 14 September 30, 1989 Duke 21, 17 Durham, N.C. 12 September 4, 1982 Duke 25, Tennessee 24 Knoxville, Tenn. 12 October 29, 1983 Duke 32, Georgia Tech 26 Durham, N.C. 9 September 26, 1981 Duke 29, Virginia 24 Charlottesville, Va. Duke 30, Georgia Tech 21 November 4, 1950 Duke overcomes 21-0 halftime defi cit as Billy Cox rushes for 144 yards and throws for an additional 133 yards. Duke 21, Georgia Tech 20 October 30, 1954 Trailing 20-0 in the third quarter, Duke scores three touchdowns over the fi nal 17 minutes of the game with the decisive score and extra point coming with just 42 seconds remaining... Following the win over the Yellow Jackets, the Blue Devils would win four of their last fi ve games including a 34-7 win over Nebraska in the Orange Bowl to go and capture the ACC crown. Duke 28, Florida 21 October 6, 1962 After allowing 21 points in the second quarter to trail 21-0 at halftime, Duke uses 21 points in the third period to tie the game... The Blue Devils get the game-winning touchdown in the fourth quarter from Mike Curtis for the win. Duke 25, South Carolina 21 October 8, 1977 Behind 21-3 at halftime, Duke s comeback was highlighted by a 30-yard interception return for a touchdown by Earl Cook with less than fi ve minutes left in the game... Ned Gonet rushed for 110 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Blue Devil offense. Duke 25, Georgia Tech 24 October 29, 1977 The Blue Devils trail 24-9 at the end of three quarters, and Mike Dunn s seven-yard touchdown pass to Tom Hall with 13 seconds remaining caps the comeback... Hall, who caught three passes from Dunn during Duke s game-winning drive, fi nished the day with eight grabs for 89 yards. Duke 29, Virginia 24 September 26, 1981 Down with 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter, Duke rallies for the win on a 25-yard touchdown pass from Ron Sally to Gary Frederick with 8:51 remaining and a two-yard touchdown run by Mike Grayson with just 59 seconds to play. Duke 25, Tennessee 24 September 4, 1982 Trailing late in the third quarter, Greg Boone takes a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown and Joel Blunk scores on a 13-yard run in the fourth period as Duke defeats the Volunteers in the 1982 season opener. Duke 32, Georgia Tech 26 October 29, 1983 Down in the third quarter, the Blue Devils score the fi nal 18 points of the game for the win... Darryl Brunson ices the game with a late fourth quarter interception. Duke 31, 21 November 5, 1983 leads 21-7 in the third quarter, but Duke scores 24 second half points as Mike Grayson fi nds the end zone twice on the ground. Duke 27, 26 November 10, 1983 Behind 26-7 in the third period, Ben Bennett s scoring toss to Mark Militello with 26 seconds left in the game wins the game for Duke. Duke 23, 21 November 23, 1985 The Tar Heels lead 21-3 late in the third quarter, but Steve Slayden hooks up with Doug Green for three touchdowns in the fi nal 17 minutes for the victory... Trailing by fi ve with less than two minutes left, Duke s Fonda Williams recovers a Tar Heel fumble at the Blue Devil 44 yard line... With no timeouts, Slayden engineers a drive that ends with a fi ve-yard scoring strike from the quarterback to Green. Duke 21, 17 September 30, 1989 On the short end of a 14-0 halftime score, the Blue Devils storm back to defeat seventh-ranked on Billy Ray s seven-yard touchdown pass to Chris Brown with 3:18 remaining in the fourth period... The win was the fi rst of seven in a row for Duke as the Blue Devils went on to win the ACC title. Duke Vs. Heisman Trophy Winners Duke has played against nine Heisman Trophy winners since the award was introduced in 1935: Felix Doc Blanchard (Army), Glenn Davis (Army), Howard Cassady (Ohio State), Joe Bellino (Navy), Roger Staubach (Navy), Tony Dorsett (Pittsburgh), George Rogers (South Carolina), CharlieWard (Florida State), and Chris Weinke (Florida State). The Blue Devils have posted a 2-7 overall record in these games. 1945: Army 48, Duke 13 In a game played at the Polo Grounds pitting top-ranked Army against 19th-ranked Duke, Doc Blanchard ran six times for 64 yards and one touchdown, caught a 59-yard pass from Glenn Davis for a touchdown, and had six kickoffs for 324 yards. 1946: Army 19, Duke 0 Glenn Davis led his Army team and its 23-game winning streak against Duke at the Polo Grounds before a sellout crowd of 59,031. Davis ran for 70 yards on 16 carries and caught two touchdown passes of 14 and 30 yards on the day. 1955: Duke 20, Ohio State 14 Howard Cassady and his 1954 Rose Bowl Champion Buckeyes built a 14-0 lead, but Duke rallied for the victory. Cassady ran 11 times for 40 yards and was just one-of-fi ve passing with two interceptions. Cassady s highlight of the day came early on a 38-yard punt return for a touchdown. 1960: Duke 19, Navy 10 Joe Bellino and Navy came into Durham with an 8-0 record and left with their fi rst loss of the season. Bellino ran 20 times for 62 yards and had four receptions for 65 yards. It was the only game of the season that Bellino failed to cross the goal line. 1963: Navy 38, Duke 25 Roger Staubach led second-ranked Navy to victory by completing seven-of-14 passes for 122 yards with one interception. He ran 12 times for 72 yards and scored on a fi ve-yard run. 1976: Pittsburgh 44, Duke 31 Tony Dorsett ran 31 times against the Blue Devils for 129 yards and one touchdown. 1980: South Carolina 20, Duke 7 George Rogers ran for 224 yards on 36 carries in Columbia as South Carolina defeated Duke, : Florida State 43, Duke 7 Charlie Ward kicked off his senior campaign in Durham leading his top-ranked Seminoles to victory over the Blue Devils. Ward was 22-of-31 passing for 272 yards and had no interceptions. He threw touchdown passes of 36 and three yards, and ran for an 11-yard score. 2000: Florida State 63, Duke 14 Chris Weinke had his most productive game of the season against the Blue Devils, completing 37-of-47 passes for 536 yards and fi ve touchdowns. The 536 yards passing marked the most ever by a Florida State quarterback in a single game.