2009 Duke Football Duke Schedule & Results. GAME 6 Duke (2-3, 0-1 ACC) vs. N.C. State (3-2, 0-1 ACC) October 10, p.m.

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1 Duke Football Duke Sports Information Box Cameron Indoor Stadium Durham, N.C Office: Fax: Site... Raleigh, N.C. Stadium...Carter-Finley Stadium Surface... Natural grass Capacity...57,583 TV... ESPNU...Carter Blackburn (Play-by-Play)... Charles Arbuckle (Color) Radio... Blue Devil ISP Sports Network Internet...GoDuke.com Tickets DUKE Blue Devils To Face Wolfpack Duke (2-3, 0-1 ACC) will play its fi rst ACC road game on Saturday, Oct. 10 against (3-2, 0-1 ACC) at 4 p.m. (ET) in Carter-Finley Stadium. The game will be televised on ESPNU with Carter Blackburn calling the play-by-play and Charles Arbuckle providing the color commentary. The Blue Devils are coming off a loss to Tech in the ACC opener while the Wolfpack lost to, 30-24, on the road to open ACC play. Last Time Out Duke tallied 397 yards of total offense, including a 359-yard, two touchdown performance from Thaddeus Lewis, but lost its ACC opener, 34-26, against Tech. The Hokies Tyrod Taylor had a career-high 327 passing yards on 17-of-22 attempts and two touchdowns in the win. Jarrett Boykin was his main target with six catches for 144 yards and one touchdown, while Josh Oglesby had two rushing touchdowns in the fourth quarter. The Blue Devils received a strong performance from freshman wide receiver Conner Vernon, who caught four passes for 128 yards. GAME 6 Duke (2-3, 0-1 ACC) vs. (3-2, 0-1 ACC) October 10, 4 p.m. (ET) Duke Schedule & Results SERIES: Duke, LAST MEETING: Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes and J.C. Neal had a 94-yard kickoff return for a touchdown as defeated Duke, 27-17, in Durham. RANKINGS: Duke - NR; - NR COACHES: Duke: David Cutcliffe (Alabama, 1976) Record at Duke: 6-11 (2nd Season) Career Record: (8th Season) : Tom O Brien (Navy, 1971) Record at : (3rd Season) Career Record: (13th Season) Duke- Series The Blue Devils lead the all-time series between the two schools has won the last 11 games in the series. Duke had a record against the Wolfpack from 1933 to Overall...Duke, First Meeting..., 14-0 in 1924 Last Meeting..., in Largest Duke Margin of Victory...75 (75-0) in 1943 Largest NCSU Margin of Victory...31 (45-14) in 1997 Duke s Last Win in Raleigh (16-13) s Last Win in Raleigh (24-22) Current Streak..., W11 Last Meeting s Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes in the fi rst half and J.C. Neal had a 94-yard kickoff return for a touchdown as the Wolfpack defeated Duke, 27-17, in Durham. The Blue Devils recorded 411 yards of total offense but only scored twice in fi ve trips to the red zone. Lewis led Duke, completing 37- of-52 pass attempts for 317 yards. Date Opponent Location Time/Result TV/Series/Stats 9/5 Richmond Durham, N.C. L, Lewis 34-55, 350 yards, 2 TD 9/12 at Army West Point, N.Y. W, Wright 4 tackles, 2 INT, 2 TD, 1 FR 9/19 at [22] Kansas Lawrence, Kan. L, Williams 8 rec. 75 yards 9/26 N.C. Central Durham, N.C. W, Duke 487 total yards (R-233, P-254) 10/3 [6] Tech* Durham, N.C. L, Lewis 22-40, 359 yards, 2 TD 10/10 at * Raleigh, N.C. 4 p.m. ESPNU/Duke, /24 * Durham, N.C. TBA, /31 at * Charlottesville, Va. TBA, /7 at * Chapel Hill, N.C. TBA, /14 * Durham, N.C. TBA, /21 at *, Fla. TBA, /28 * Durham, N.C. TBA Duke, *ACC game Duke- Stat Comparison Category Duke NCSU Record ACC Record Points Scored Average Rushing Yards Passing Yards Total Offense Rushing Defense Passing Defense Total Defense Turnovers 5 6 Fumbles 2 4 Interceptions 3 2 Penalties/Yards Penalties per game Average Yards per game Punting (No.-Yads) 26-1, Punting Average Net Punting Time of Possession 29:32 31:08 Third Down Conv Percentage 31% 51% Fourth Down Conv Percentage 64% 67% Sacks By ACC Standings Coastal ACC Overall Tech Duke Atlantic ACC Overall Boston College Clemson Florida State This Week In The ACC 10/10 Boston College at Tech 12 noon Georgia Southern at 3:30 p.m. Indiana at 3:30 p.m. Duke at 4 p.m. at 6:30 p.m. Florida A&M at 7 p.m. at Florida State 8 p.m.

2 Game 6 - Duke vs. - Oct. 10, Media Information Duke Sports Information SID: Art Chase (football) Offi ce Phone: Chase s Home Phone: Chase s Cell Phone: Chase s chasea@duaa.duke.edu Fax: Website: Associate SID: Lindy Brown Associate SID: Matt Plizga Assistant SID: Ben Blevins (football) Blevins Offi ce Phone: Blevins Cell Phone: Blevins bblevins@duaa.duke.edu Assistant SID: Chris Cook Assistant SID: Meredith Rieder Assistant SID: Ashley Wolf Staff Assistant: Colin Small Director of Internet Operations: Rob McKinney Asst. Director of Internet Operations: Lee Aldridge Mailing Address: Duke SID Offi ce Box Durham, N.C Duke Football Weekly Press Conference Duke hosts weekly press conferences featuring head coach David Cutcliffe and selected Blue Devil players... the press conference, which begins at 11:30 a.m., is held each Tuesday throughout the football season at the Brooks Football Building. ACC Weekly Teleconference The Atlantic Coast Conference will hold its weekly football teleconference on Wednesdays from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.... Duke head coach David Cutcliffe is available beginning at 10:50 a.m.... Media may contact the ACC Media Relations Offi ce at for the phone number. 10:30...Frank Spaziani, Boston College 10:40...Dabo Swinney, Clemson 10:50... Bobby Bowden, Florida State 11:00...David Cutcliffe, Duke 11:10...Paul Johnson, 11:20...Ralph Friedgen, 11:30...Randy Shannon, 11:40...Butch Davis, 11:50...Tom O Brien, 12:00...Al Groh, 12:10...Frank Beamer, Tech 12:20... Jim Grobe, ACC Weekly Football Satellite Feeds Dates: (September 2 November 25; every Wednesday) Times: 2:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. (ET) Satellite: Galaxy 17, Transponder 24 Slot E (KU Digital) 91 Degrees West Downlink Frequency: Vertical Symbolic Rate: Data Rate: FEC: 3/4 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 features on Duke Football... In addition to the showing on WTVD, the show will air on Fox Sports Net South at 9:30 a.m. the following Saturday. This Week in Duke Football Coach Cutcliffe Teleconference 5 p.m. - Call Art Chase at for teleconference details Practice 6:30 p.m. No Interviews (Closed) Off Day No Interviews Practice 8:45-10:45 a.m. Weekly Press Conference at Brooks Football Building (11:30 a.m.) - Coach Cutcliffe and selected players available Interview Procedures Student-Athletes: All interviews with Duke football players must be arranged through the Sports Information Offi ce. Player interviews will be available Tuesday and Wednesday during a typical game week. Coach Cutcliffe: All interviews with head coach David Cutcliffe can be arranged through Art Chase at (919) Football Practices The Duke football team conducts practice Sunday and Tuesday through Friday during the regular season. 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. Blue Devil ISP Sports Network A state-wide radio audience follows all the action of Duke football on The Blue Devil ISP Sports Network. The network provides in-depth pregame coverage, live play-by-play of all the action, and the post-game press conferences straight from the locker room to stations via satellite each game. The one-hour tailgate show is hosted by John Roth. Two-time Broadcaster of the Year Bob Harris, the voice of the Blue Devils for the past 33 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 30th 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 11th season, serving as the sideline reporter with a keen inside perspective. John Rose serves as the network s engineer. Practice 8:45-10:45 a.m. - Players available following practice ACC Teleconference Cutcliffe 11 a.m. - Call ACC Offi ce for details Duke Football Game Notes Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Practice 8:45-10:45 a.m. - Coach Cutcliffe available following practice Injury Report Released by 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. 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3 Game 6 - Duke vs. - Oct. 10, Offensive Notes Pass Offense Among ACC Best Duke s passing offense leads the ACC and ranks 16th nationally this season, averaging yards per game. The Blue Devil quarterbacks have thrown for 1,428 yards, making Duke one of six ACC schools with over 1,000 passing yards. The Blue Devils are tied for second in the conference with 11 passing touchdowns. ACC Passing Offense 1. Duke Florida State ACC Passing Touchdowns Duke Boston College Blue Devils Have Success Against Tech The Duke offense tallied 397 yards of total offense, including 359 passing yards against Tech. Entering the game, the Hokies defense was allowing total yards and just passing yards per game. Tech also had allowed just one passing touchdown and an ACC-best pass effi ciency of 84.9 in its fi rst four games. Duke s Thaddeus Lewis threw two TD passes and recorded a quarterback rating of against the Hokies. Duke On Opening Drive The Blue Devils have scored touchdowns on their fi rst offensive possession in two of the fi ve games this season. Against N.C. Central, Duke put together a fi ve-play drive, covering 59 yards that resulted in a touchdown on a 14-yard run by redshirt freshman Patrick Kurunwune. Duke drove 87 yards in just two plays for a touchdown on its fi rst drive at Kansas. Senior Thaddeus Lewis connected with Austin Kelly for a 66-yard pass on the Blue Devils fi rst offensive play. Lewis then rushed 21 yards for a touchdown on the next play. Duke Opening Drives Game Plays-Yards Result vs. Richmond 8-22 Punt at Army 5-17 Punt at Kansas 2-87 Rushing TD vs. N.C. Central 5-59 Rushing TD vs. Tech 3-8 Punt Blue Devils Rack Up Yards Duke tallied 487 yards of total offense against N.C. Central. The Blue Devils rushed for a season-high 233 yards while passing for 254 in the game. It is the fi rst time since Oct. 27, 2001, against Vanderbilt that Duke has rushed and passed for over 200 yards in a game. The 233 rushing yards were also the most since the Blue Devils gained 218 yards on the ground to open up the season against James Madison. Inside the Numbers... Duke Scores 49 Points In Win Over N.C. Central Duke posted its highest point total since 1994 in a win over N.C. Central. The 49 points are the most since a 51-point performance against on Oct. 22, Duke has scored 40 or more points twice under David Cutcliffe with a 41-point game against Navy last season. When scoring 40 or more points, Cutcliffe has a career record of He is 33-8 when scoring at least 30 points, including 2-0 this season and 5-2 overall with the Blue Devils. Cutcliffe 30-point Games at Duke 1. vs. James Madison (Aug. 30, )...W, vs. Navy (Sept. 13, )...W, vs. (Sept. 20, )...W, vs. (Oct. 18, )... L, at (Nov. 1, )... L, OT 6. at Army (Sept. 12, )...W, vs. N.C. Central (Sept. 26, )...W, Duke Football Game Notes 3 Sophomore safety Matt Daniels has forced three fumbles this season, which are tied for the most in the NCAA Division I. Daniels and Tech s Cody Grimm are the only two players in the ACC with three caused fumbles. 3 Junior wide receiver Austin Kelly has now caught fi ve or more passes in three consecutive games. On the year, Kelly leads Duke with 25 receptions including six for 43 yards and a touchdown last week versus Tech. 4 Junior kicker Will Snyderwine booted four fi eld goals last week against Tech covering 29, 25, 47 and 43 yards. The four fi eld goals are the most by a Blue Devil kicker since Sims Lenhardt connected on four attempts versus Northwestern in Redshirt junior tight end Brandon King now has fi ve career touchdown receptions following his 48- yard scoring catch against Tech. The fi ve TD catches rank tied for eighth on Duke s career chart for scoring grabs by a tight end. 11 Last week against Virgina Tech, the Blue Devils put together three scoring drives of 11 or more snaps. 16 Senior quarterback Thaddeus Lewis has thrown two or more touchdown passes in 16 career games. 20 Lewis now owns a touchdown-to-interception difference of +20 for his career, tossing 54 touchdowns opposed to 34 interceptions. Lewis has displayed marked improvement in this area since arriving in Durham, struggling during his rookie campaign with 11 TDs and 16 interceptions. Since the beginning of 2007 season, Lewis has thrown for 43 touchdowns with just 18 interceptions in 28 contests. 54 Lewis has 54 career touchdown passes, one shy of matching Ben Bennett s school record of 55 career touchdown passes. It will also tie him for 11th all-time in the ACC. Lewis has thrown 10 or more TD passes in each of his fi rst three seasons as the starting QB and is the active leader in the ACC. 117 Redshirt senior defensive tackle Vince Oghobaase has 33.5 career tackles for loss for a total of 117 yards of lost yardage. His 33.5 tackles for loss rank eighth in Duke history and are one shy of Reggie Andrews for seventh on the career list. 123 Lewis is 123 passing yards shy of 8,000 for his career. He is looking to become the 15th quarterback in ACC history with 8,000 career passing yards. He is 127 yards away from Steve Slayden for third all-time at Duke. 192 In last week s loss to then sixth-ranked Tech, freshman wide receiver Conner Vernon totaled 192 all-purpose yards. The, Fla., native had four receptions for 128 yards while returning three kickoffs for an additional 64 yards. 271 Vernon has 271 receiving yards this season and already ranks eighth on Duke s single season receiving yards list for freshmen. Walter Jones holds the school record for yards by a freshman with 578. Vernon ranks fourth in the ACC with 67.8 receiving yards per game. 350 With his 359-yard outing last week against Tech, Lewis has now thrown for 350 or more yards in three career games. He is one of six quarterbacks in Duke history to have three or more performances of 350+ yards, joining Anthony Dilweg (7), Ben Bennett (6), Spence Fischer (5), Dave Brown (4) and Steve Slayden (3). Quarterbacks Share Time Lewis and redshirt freshman Sean Renfree have shared snaps this season. Lewis has started all fi ve games this season, playing on 49 of Duke s 61 offensive series. He has completed 94-of-163 pass attempts for 1,142 yards, seven touchdowns and two interceptions. Renfree has appeared in 13 series, completing 29-of-43 pass attempts for 286 yards, four touchdowns and one interception. The two players have only played in the same series one time this season, against N.C. Central. Lewis/Renfree Passing Comparison Lewis Renfree Drives Completions Attempts Completion Pct Passing Yards Touchdowns 5 4 Interceptions 2 1

4 Game 6 - Duke vs. - Oct. 10, Back For Final Season Lewis is now in his fourth season as Duke s starting quarterback and has tallied 7,877 passing yards and 54 passing touchdowns in 40 career games. Lewis Year-by-Year Statistics Season G/GS Comp Att Pct. Yds TD INT / , / , / , / , Total 40/ , , Chasing Duke Passing Records Lewis has already made a mark on the Duke career passing records lists and could near the top spot in the record books by the end of his fi nal year with the Blue Devils. He currently ranks second all-time in touchdowns, third in attempts and fourth in completions and yards. He is 151 atttempts, 123 completions, 1,737 passing yards, one touchdown and 1,482 yards of total offense shy of the school records. Duke Career Passing Attempts 1. Ben Bennett ( )...1, Spence Fischer ( )...1, Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present)...1, Steve Slayden ( )...1, Leo Hart ( ) Dave Brown ( ) D. Bryant ( ) Anthony Dilweg ( ) Spencer Romine ( ) Mike Dunn ( ) Duke Career Pass Completions 1. Ben Bennett ( ) Spence Fischer ( ) Steve Slayden ( ) Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present) Leo Hart ( ) Dave Brown ( ) Anthony Dilweg ( ) D. Bryant ( ) Mike Schneider ( ) Mike Dunn ( ) Duke Career Passing Yards 1. Ben Bennett ( )...9, Spence Fischer ( )...9, Steve Slayden ( )...8, Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present)...7, Leo Hart ( )...6, Dave Brown ( )...5, Anthony Dilweg ( )...4, D. Bryant ( )...3, Spencer Romine ( )...3, Mike Dunn ( )...3,511 Duke Career Passing Touchdowns 1. Ben Bennett ( ) Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present) Spence Fischer ( )...48 Steve Slayden ( ) Dave Brown ( ) Anthony Dilweg ( ) Scotty Glacken ( ) Billy Ray ( )...23 Leo Hart ( ) D. Bryant ( )...16 Duke Career Total Offense 1. Spence Fischer ( )...9, Ben Bennett ( )...9, Steve Slayden ( )...8, Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present)...7, Leo Hart ( )...6, Dave Brown ( )...5, Mike Dunn ( )...5, Anthony Dilweg ( )...4, D. Bryant ( )...3, Billy Cox ( )...3,720 Where Lewis Ranks In ACC History Lewis already ranks in the top fi ve in Duke history for several passing categories. He is also climbing up the career ACC records lists, ranking 16th in passing yardage and 18th in total offense. He is now one TD pass away from a tie for 11th, four completions from seventh and six attempts from eighth. ACC Career Passing Yards 1. Philip Rivers, ( )...13, Chris Rix, Florida State ( )...8, Reggie Ball, ( )...8, Brian Kuklick, ( )...8, Steve Slayden, Duke ( )...8, Riley Skinner, (2006-pres.)...7, Thaddeus Lewis, Duke (2006-pres.)...7,877 ACC Career Total Offense 1. Philip Rivers, ( )...13, Matt Ryan, Boston College ( )...9, Woodrow Dantzler, Clemson ( )...8, Steve Slayden, Duke ( )...8, Riley Skinner, (2006-pres.)...8, Shawn Moore, ( )...7, Brian Kuklick, ( )...7, Thaddeus Lewis, Duke (2006-pres.)...7,772 ACC Career Passing Touchdowns 1. Philip Rivers, ( ) Jamie Barnette, ( ) Reggie Ball, ( )...57 Danny Kanell, Florida State ( ) Matt Schaub, ( )...56 Matt Ryan, Boston College ( ) Ben Bennett, Duke ( )...55 Shawn Moore, ( ) Thaddeus Lewis, Duke (2006-pres.) Shawn Jones, ( )...50 ACC Career Pass Attempts 1. Philip Rivers, ( )...1, Ben Bennett, Duke ( )...1, Spence Fischer, Duke ( )...1, Charlie Whitehurst, Clemson ( )...1, Reggie Ball, ( )...1, Matt Ryan, Boston College ( )...1, Jamie Barnette, ( )...1, Brian Kuklick, ( )...1,230 - Thaddeus Lewis, Duke (2006-pres.)...1,224 ACC Career Pass Completions 1. Philip Rivers, ( )...1, Ben Bennett, Duke ( ) Charlie Whitehurst, Clemson ( ) Reggie Ball, ( ) Spence Fischer, Duke ( ) Matt Schaub, ( ) Darian Durant, ( ) Thaddeus Lewis, Duke (2006-pres.) Duke Football Game Notes TD Responsibility With two touchdown throws against Tech, Lewis extended his school record for career touchdown responsibility to 61. He surpassed the previous standard of 57 held by Ben Bennett ( ) with two TD passes and one scoring run against N.C. Central. Lewis now has 54 scoring passes and seven touchdown rushes in his career. His touchdown responsibility of 23 in 2007 ranks tied for third on Duke s single-season chart. Duke Career Touchdown Responsibility 1. Thaddeus Lewis (2006-pres.) Ben Bennett ( ) Steve Slayden ( ) Spence Fischer ( ) Dave Brown ( )...49 Duke Season Touchdown Responsibility 1. Anthony Dilweg (1988) Dave Brown (1991) Thaddeus Lewis (2007)...23 Steve Slayden (1987) Ben Bennett (1982)...20 Lewis Among ACC Active Leaders Lewis is currently the ACC active leader in career passing touchdowns and is second in passing yards and total offense. ACC Active Passing Yards 1. Riley Skinner, Sr.,...7, Thaddeus Lewis, Sr., Duke...7, Chris Turner, Sr.,...5, T.J. Yates, Jr.,...4, Jameel Sewell, Sr.,...4, Christian Ponder, Jr., Florida State...3, Russell Wilson, So.,...3, Tyrod Taylor, Jr., Tech...2,832 ACC Active Passing Touchdowns 1. Thaddeus Lewis, Sr., Duke Riley Skinner, Sr., T.J. Yates, Jr.,...31 Russell Wilson, So., Chris Turner, Sr.,...26 ACC Active Total Offense 1. Riley Skinner, Sr.,...8, Thaddeus Lewis, Sr., Duke...7, Chris Turner, Sr.,...5, Jameel Sewell, Sr.,...4, T.J. Yates, Jr.,...4, Christian Ponder, Jr., Florida State...4, Tyrod Taylor, Jr., Tech...4, Russell Wilson, So.,...3, Josh Nesbitt, Jr.,...3, C.J. Spiller, Sr., Clemson...2,695 Multi-Touchdown Games Lewis has thrown two or more touchdown passes 16 times in his career, including three games this season. He has two TD passes against Richmond, N.C. Central and Tech. In, Lewis had six games with two or more touchdowns. He had fi ve in 2007 and two in He has thrown four TD passes three times, three twice and two nine times. When combining passing and rushing scores, he has a total of 18 games in which he has been responsible for two or more touchdowns.

5 Game 6 - Duke vs. - Oct. 10, Lewis With Six 300-Yard Games Lewis threw for 359 yards against Tech for his sixth career 300-yard passing performance and second of the season. His six 300-yard games rank as the fi fth most in school history. The 359 yards was the second highest total of his career, passing his 350 yards against Richmond in the season opener. He had 305 yards in his fi rst career start against in He had a career-high 428 yards against Navy in 2007, and threw for 317 yards against both Navy and in. Duke Career 300-Yard Games 1. Anthony Dilweg ( ) Ben Bennett ( ) Spence Fischer ( )... 8 Dave Brown ( ) Thaddeus Lewis (2006-present)... 6 Duke Season 300-Yard Games 1. Anthony Dilweg (1988) Spence Fischer (1995)... 4 Dave Brown (1991)... 4 Ben Bennett (1983) Spence Fischer (1993)... 3 Dave Brown (1989)... 3 Steve Slayden (1987)... 3 Ben Bennett (1982) Thaddeus Lewis ()... 2 Thaddeus Lewis ()... 2 Billy Ray (1989)... 2 Leo Hart (1970) Yard Games Lewis has passed for over 200 yards in 18 career games, including two games in. He threw for over 200 yards fi ve times in both 2006 and 2007 and six times in. Lewis Career 200-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1., Sept. 9, Florida State, Oct. 14, , Oct. 21, , Nov. 18, , Nov. 25, Northwestern, Sept. 15, Navy, Sept. 22, , Sept. 29, , Oct. 6, , Nov. 24, Northwestern, Sept. 6, Navy, Sept. 13, Vanderbilt, Oct. 25, , Nov. 1, , Nov. 8, , Nov. 29, Richmond, Sept. 5, Tech, Oct. 3, Lewis Breaks Own Record Lewis broke his own school record for most passes in a single game without an interception when he did not throw a pick in a career-high 55 pass attempts against Richmond. Lewis held the previous record with 52 passes without an interception last season against. In the fi rst week of the season, only three other players had at least 35 attempts without an interception, including UTEP s Trevor Vittatoe (45), Texas A&M s Jerrod Johnson (41) and Louisiana Monroe s Donovan Porterie (40). Renfree Has High QB Rating Redshirt freshman Sean Renfree has posted a quarterback rating of through the fi rst three games of his career. He is completing 67.4-percent of his passes (29-of-43) and has thrown for 286 yards and four touchdowns with one interception. Renfree Among Top Duke Freshmen QBs After playing in only three games, Renfree already ranks tied for sixth all-time at Duke for touchdown passes by a freshman. Renfree has thrown for four touchdowns on the year, tying him with Steve Slayden and Mike Schneider. He is one TD throw shy of Zack Asack for fi fth most by a freshman. Dave Brown holds the school freshman record with 14 touchdown passes. Duke Season Passing Touchdowns By Freshman 1. Dave Brown (1989) Thaddeus Lewis (2006)...11 Ben Bennett (1980) Spence Fischer (1992) Zack Asack (2005) Sean Renfree ()... 4 Steve Slayden (1984)... 4 Mike Schneider (2003)... 4 Renfree Leads Comeback In Collegiate Debut Seeing the fi rst game action of his career, redshirt freshman Sean Renfree came off the bench in the third quarter to engineer Duke s second half comefrom-behind victory over Army by completing sevenof-eight (.875) pass attempts for 106 yards and two touchdowns. With his fi rst collegiate pass attempt, the Scottsdale, Ariz., native tossed a 17-yard touchdown strike to Brett Huffman to give the Blue Devils their fi rst lead of the game. After an Army fi eld goal made the score 14-13, Renfree directed a nine-play, 78- yard drive that resulted in a 31-yard touchdown pass to Donovan Varner on the fi rst snap of the fourth quarter. QBs Spread The Ball Around Through fi ve games, Duke has had 14 different players catch at least one pass with three recording 20 or more receptions. The receiving corps has seven players who have combined for 94 receptions and eight touchdowns. The Blue Devils running backs corps has four players who have combined for 18 catches. The tight end group has three players combine for 11 grabs and three touchdowns. A season-high 12 different players caught a pass at Kansas, nine different players had a catch against Tech, eight players caught a pass against Richmond and N.C. Central while seven players recorded a reception at Army. Long Plays The Duke offense has produced 18 plays of 20 or more yards in the fi rst fi ve games of the season. The Blue Devils have four plays over 50 yards with a 54-yard touchdown pass from Lewis to Johnny Williams against Richmond, a 66-yard pass from Lewis to Austin Kelly at Kansas and passes of 74 yards (Lewis-to-Conner Vernon) and 55 yards (Lewis-to- Donovan Varner) against Tech. The Blue Devils had fi ve plays of at least 20 yards against N.C. Central, four against Richmond, two at Army and two at Kansas. Duke Football Game Notes Scott Runs For 100 In College Debut True freshman Desmond Scott made his collegiate debut against N.C. Central, running for 100 yards and one touchdown on 16 carries. He became the fi rst freshman to run for 100 yards in his fi rst game since B.J. Hill had 121 yards against Western Carolina in Scott s performance marked the 14th time in school history a freshman ran for 100 yards in a game. Duke Freshman 100-Yard Rushing Games 1. Tony Benjamin vs., Tony Benjamin vs., Tony Benjamin vs. Clemson, George Clark vs., Letavious Wilks vs., Tom Davis vs., B.J. Hill vs., Bob Brower vs., George Clark vs. Alabama, 1944 Re quan Boyette vs. Florida State, B.J. Hill vs. Western Carolina, Stanley Broadie vs. Navy, Mike Grayson vs., Desmond Scott vs. N.C. Central, Offensive Plays of 20+ Yards Richmond (4) Lewis to Williams Pass (TD) Lewis to Varner Pass Lewis to Watkins Pass Lewis to Kelly Pass (TD) Army (2) Lewis to Boyette Pass Renfree to Varner Pass (TD) Kansas (2) Lewis to Kelly Pass Lewis Run (TD) N.C. Central (5) Lewis to Kelly Pass D. Scott Run (TD) Lewis to Huffman Pass Kurunwune Run Renfree to Vernon Pass Tech (5) Lewis to King Pass (TD) Lewis to D. Scott Pass Lewis to Vernon Pass Lewis to Varner Pass Lewis to Vernon Pass Long Play Leaders Thaddeus Lewis Austin Kelly... 3 Donovan Varner... 3 Conner Vernon... 3 Sean Renfree... 2 Desmond Scott... 2 Re quan Boyette... 1 Brett Huffman... 1 Brandon King... 1 Patrick Kurunwune... 1 Tyree Watkins... 1 Johnny Williams... 1

6 Game 6 - Duke vs. - Oct. 10, Freshman Scott Leads Team In Rushing True freshman Desmond Scott leads Duke in rushing this season with 134 yards on 23 carries. He has played in just two games with 100 yards on 16 carries against N.C. Central and 34 yards on seven attempts against Tech. There have been six freshman in school history to lead the team in rushing, including current sophomore Jay Hollingsworth who had a team-high 399 yards in. Duke Freshmen Who Led Team In Rushing 1. Tony Benjamin (1973) Stanley Broadie (1977) Letavious Wilks (1996) B.J. Hill (1998) Chris Douglas (2000) Jay Hollingsworth () Freshmen Score First Touchdowns Scott and redshirt freshman Patrick Kurunwune each scored the fi rst touchdowns of their careers against N.C. Central. Kurunwune scored Duke s fi rst touchdown of the game on a 14-yard run while Scott followed nearly four minutes later with a 23-yard score. The two freshmen combined for 193 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 30 carries in the game. Scott had 100 yards on 16 carries while Kurunwune posted a career-high 93 yards on 14 attempts. Both players averaged over 6.0 yards per carry. Duke Wide Receivers At Top Of ACC Three Blue Devil wide receivers rank in the top 10 for receiving in the ACC. Junior Austin Kelly is tied for third in the conference with 5.0 receptions per game and ranks eighth with 59.9 yards per contest. Sophomore Johnny Williams is tied for ninth with 4.2 receptions per game and true freshman Conner Vernon is fourth with 67.8 receiving yards per outing. ACC Receptions Per Game 1. Marshall Williams, Richard Goodman, Florida State Austin Kelly, Duke Jacoby Ford, Clemson Greg Little, Demaryius Thomas, Bert Reed, Florida State George Bryan, Johnny Williams, Duke Torrey Smith, ACC Receiving Yards Per Game 1. Demaryius Thomas, Torrey Smith, Marshall Williams, Conner Vernon, Duke Richard Goodman, Florida State Bert Reed, Florida State Jacoby Ford, Clemson Austin Kelly, Duke Erik Highsmith, Jarrett Boykin, Tech Kelly Scores Second Touchdown Kelly recorded his second touchdown catch of the season on a four-yard pass on fourth-and-goal in the fourth quarter. Kelly now has three touchdown receptions in his career and is tied for second on the team this season. Varner Leads ACC In Touchdowns Varner is tied for fi rst in the ACC with four touchdown receptions and tied for 17th nationally. Varner caught a scoring pass in three straight games against Army, Kansas and N.C. Central. The last Duke player with a TD catch in three straight games was Eron Riley against Navy (4), (1) and (2) in ACC Receiving Touchdowns 1. Donovan Varner, Duke... 4 Marshall Williams,... 4 George Bryan, Jarvis Williams,... 3 Rich Gunnell, Boston College... 3 Toney Baker,... 3 Demaryius Thomas,... 3 Torrey Smith,... 3 Chris Givens,... 3 Vernon Records 100-Yard Outing Vernon caught four passes for 128 yards against Tech, including long plays of 74 and 34 yards. His 100-yard performance marked just the fourth by a freshman in school history. He joins Walter Jones (139), Johnny Williams (137) and Eron Riley (130) as freshman with 100-yard receiving games. Duke Freshman 100-Yard Receiving Games 1. Walter Jones vs. The Citadel (1988) Johnny Williams vs. Northwestern () Eron Riley vs. Clemson (2005) Conner Vernon vs. Tech () Vernon Among Top Duke Freshmen Vernon is fi ve receptions away from ranking in the top 10 for catches in a season by a Duke freshman. He has 16 receptions for 271 yards and one touchdown this season. His 271 yards rank as the eighth most by a freshman in school history while his 16.9 yards per catch is the third highest. Duke Freshman Receptions - Season 1. Corey Thomas (1994) Walter Jones (1988) Johnny Williams () Julius Grantham (1983) Jay Hollingsworth () Reco Owens (1995) Khary Sharpe (2001) Chris Douglas (2000) Mike Hart (1998) Donovan Varner () Conner Vernon () Duke Freshman Receiving Yards - Season 1. Walter Jones (1988) Corey Thomas (1994) Keith Ewell (1988) Johnny Williams () Jomar Wright (2004) Mike Hart (1998) Khary Sharpe (2001) Conner Vernon () Julius Grantham (1983) Eron Riley (2005) Duke Freshman Yards Per Catch - Season 1. Keith Ewell (1988) Jomar Wright (2004) Conner Vernon () Walter Jones (1988) Duke Football Game Notes Duke In The Statistical Rankings (NCAA Rankings As of 10/4) Team Category ACC NCAA Scoring Offense (28.4) 5th 55th Scoring Defense (27.0) 11th 83rd Total Offense (376.6) 6th 57th Total Defense (363.0) 10th 70th Rushing Offense (91.0) 12th 111th Rushing Defense (152.6) 10th 80th Passing Offense (285.6) 1st 16th Passing Defense (210.4) 9th 59th Pass Effi ciency (132.6) 8th 54th Pass Effi ciency Def. (138.6) 11th 92nd Interceptions (2) 11th T-101st Fumble Recoveries (4) T-4th T-56th Net Punting (31.5) 10th 109th Field Goals Pct. (.625) T-7th -- PAT Pct. (1.000) T-1st -- Kickoff Returns (21.6) 7th 65th Kickoff Return Defense (16.64) 2nd 6th Punt Returns (10.8) 7th 47th Punt Return Defense (9.6) 6th 69th Sacks By (5) 11th T-107th Sacks Allowed (10) T-6th T-69th First Downs (20.0) 4th T-43rd Opp. First Downs (17.8) 9th T-48th 3rd Down Conv. (.307) 11th 107th Opp. 3rd Down Conv. (.412) 11th T-84th 4th Down Conv. (.643) 4th 31st Opp. 4th Down Conv. (.286) T-2nd T-25th Penalty YPG (41.0) 2nd T-15th Opp. Penalty YPG (53.2) 7th -- Time of Possession (29:31) 8th 68th Turnover Margin (+1) T-5th T-61st Redzone Offense (.812) T-6th T-66th Redzone Defense (.833) 8th T-63rd Individual ACC NCAA Thaddeus Lewis Total Offense (232.6) 5th 47th Passing Yards (228.4) 6th T-45th Passing TD (7) 4th T-41st Fewest Interceptions (2) T-3rd -- Pass Effi ciency (128.2) 9th 67th Johnny Williams Receptions (4.2) T-9th -- Kick Return Avg. (22.3) 9th 92nd Punt Return Avg. (13.4) 7th 25th All-Purpose Yards (102.0) 10th -- Conner Vernon Receiving Yards (67.8) 4th 67th Kick Return Avg. (26.5) 4th T-30th All-Purpose Yards (107.5) 7th T-96th Austin Kelly Receptions (5.0) T-3rd T-63rd Receiving Yards (59.8) 8th 99th Donovan Varner Receiving TD (4) T-1st T-17th Kevin Jones Punting Avg. (40.2) 8th 60th Will Snyderwine Field Goals (1.0) T-7th T-63rd Field Goal Pct. (.833) 4th -- Vincent Rey Tackles (9.0) T-2nd T-49th Vince Oghobaase Tackles For Loss (4.5) 10th T-70th Leon Wright Passes Defended (7) T-1st T-4th Interceptions (2) T-4th T-48th Matt Daniels Forced Fumbles (3) T-1st T-1st

7 Game 6 - Duke vs. - Oct. 10, Honors Leon Wright (Cornerback) College Football Performance Awards National Defensive Player of the Week (9/13) ACC Defensive Back of the Week (9/14) Ronald McDonald House Duke Athlete of the Week (9/14) Will Snyderwine (Kicker) College Football Performance Awards Honorable Mention National Placekicker of the Week (10/4) Preseason Honors Catron Gainey (Safety) Phil Steele Preseason Second Team All-ACC Kyle Hill (Offensive Tackle) Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-ACC Brett Huffman (Tight End) Phil Steele Preseason Third Team All-ACC No. 39 Tight End in nation by Phil Steele Kevin Jones (Punter) Allstate/AFCA Good Works Team nominee Lindy s Preseason Second Team All-ACC Athlon Sports Preseason Second Team All-ACC Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-ACC Brandon King (Tight End/Fullback) No. 11 Fullback in nation by Phil Steele Thaddeus Lewis (Quarterback) Manning Award Watch List Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Watch List Athlon Sports Preseason Third Team All-ACC Phil Steele Preseason Third Team All-ACC Lindy s Strongest Arm in the ACC No. 31 Quarterback in nation by Phil Steele Nick Maggio (Kicker) Lou Groza Award Watch List Phil Steele Preseason Second Team All-ACC Bryan Morgan (Center) Rimington Trophy Spring Watch List Vince Oghobaase (Defensive Tackle) Preseason All-ACC Outland Trophy Watch List Bednarik Award Watch List Lott Trophy Watch List Bronco Nagurski Trophy Watch List Rotary Lombardi Award Watch List Phil Steele Second Team All-America Sporting News Preseason First Team All-ACC Lindy s Preseason First Team All-ACC Athlon Sports Preseason First Team All-ACC Phil Steele Preseason First Team All-ACC No. 4 Defensive Tackle in nation by Phil Steele No. 5 Defensive Tackle in nation by Lindy s Vincent Rey (Linebacker) Lindy s Preseason Second Team All-ACC Athlon Sports Preseason Second Team All-ACC Phil Steele Preseason Second Team All-ACC No. 16 Outside Linebacker in nation by Phil Steele Johnny Williams (Wide Receiver) Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-ACC Multi-Touchdown Receiving Games Sophomore wide receiver Donovan Varner caught two touchdowns passes in a single game for the fi rst time in his career against N.C. Central. Varner hauled in touchdown receptions of 18 and 14 yards against the Eagles on his way to a career-high 76 receiving yards on six catches. His previous best was 73 yards last season against. ACC Single Game Receiving Touchdowns 1. Donovan Varner (DU) vs. N.C. Central... 2 Rich Gunnell (BC) vs. Kent State... 2 Torrey Smith (MD) vs. Middle Tennessee State... 2 George Bryan (NCSU) vs. Gardner-Webb... 2 Marshall Williams (WF) vs Kelly A Consistent Performer Kelly has been among the top receivers each week for the Blue Devils and for the season leads the team in both receptions (25) and receiving yards (299). He has caught fi ve or more passes in three straight games and has been in the top three for receptions in all fi ve games for the Blue Devils. He led Duke with six catches against Tech, tied for the team lead for receptions against Richmond (7) and Army (2), was second with fi ve catches at Kansas and third with fi ve grabs against N.C. Central. He led the team in receiving yards against Kansas with 98. Varner Notches Career High Varner recorded a career-high 87 receiving yards on four catches against Tech. His previous best was 76 yards the previous week against N.C. Central. He also had his longest career catch of 55 yards. His previous long was 36 yards against Navy last season. Williams 100-Yard Receiving Games Williams posted his second career 100-yard receiving game with his 115-yard, seven catch performance in the season opener. His fi rst career 100-yard game came against Northwestern on Sept. 6,, when he caught 11 passes for 135 yards. Williams is one 100- yard game shy of a tie for 10th all-time at Duke. Williams Career 100-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1. Northwestern, Sept. 6, Richmond, Sept. 5, King Moves Into Career TD List Redshirt junior Brandon King caught his fi fth career touchdown pass to move into a tie for eighth on Duke s career list for touchdown receptions by a tight end. King is one TD shy of a tie for fi fth all-time at Duke. Duke Career Receiving Touchdowns (TE) 1. Stan Crisson ( ) Dave Dunaway ( ) Bill Khayat ( )... 7 Andy Roland ( ) Howard Pitt ( )... 6 Chuck Drulis ( )... 6 Mike Hart ( ) Brandon King, Duke (2006-pres.)... 5 Tee Moorman ( )... 5 Jason Cooper ( )... 5 Dave Colonna ( )... 5 Dan Clark ( )... 5 Duke Football Game Notes King Has Career Day King caught three passes for a career-high 58 yards and a touchdown against Tech. His previous high for yards was 25 against in 2006 and Tech in It was only the second time in his career he caught three or more passes. King also received his fi rst two career rushing attempts for seven yards, including a fi ve-yard run for a fi rst down on a fake punt. Huffman Among National Tight End Leaders Redshirt junior Brett Huffman caught his second touchdown pass of the season and third of his career against N.C. Central. Huffman ranks tied for second in the ACC and tied for 12th nationally for touchdown receptions by tight ends. He has fi ve catches for 60 yards on the year. ACC Receiving Touchdowns (TE) 1. George Bryan, Brett Huffman, Duke... 2 Caz Piurowski, Florida State... 2 Jimmy Graham,... 2 Dedrick Epps,... 2 NCAA Receiving Touchdowns (TE) 1. Dorin Dickerson, Pittsburgh Ed Dickson, Oregon... 4 Garrett Graham, Wisconsin... 4 George Bryan, Jesse Rack, Buffalo... 3 Dennis Pitta, BYU... 3 Tom Burzine, Toledo... 3 Jesse Rack, Buffalo... 3 Jeffery Anderson, UAB... 3 Eric Peitz, Colorado State... 3 Kyle Rudolph, Notre Dame Brett Huffman, Duke other players with... 2 Offensive Line Experience The Blue Devils have started seven players on the offensive line this season. The seven players have combined for 127 games played on the offensive line with 50 starts. Bryan Morgan and Kyle Hill lead the way with 17 and 16 career starts respectively. Senior Jarrod Holt, redshirt juniors Mitchell Lederman and Brandon Harper, redshirt sophomore Jon Needham and redshirt freshman Brian Moore all earned the fi rst starts of their career this season. Duke s OL Playing Experience Player Pos. GP Starts Kyle Hill LT Mitchell Lederman LG 27 3 Bryan Morgan C Brian Moore RG 5 5 Jarrod Holt RT 34 4 Brandon Harper LG 4 2 Jon Needham RT 12 1 Total Needham Makes First Start Needham earned his fi rst career start at right tackle against Tech. He had played in 11 career games on the PAT and fi eld goal units and as a reserve offensive lineman. He became the seventh offensive lineman to start this season for Duke.

8 Game 6 - Duke vs. - Oct. 10, Defensive Notes Tackles For Loss Duke posted eight tackles for loss in each of the last two games with three sacks. Senior linebacker Vincent Rey had 1.5 tackles for loss in each of the last two games. Sophomore safety Matt Daniels also had 1.5 tackles for loss against Tech. Senior defensive tackle Vince Oghobaase had a team-high two tackles for loss against the Hokies and leads the squad with 4.5 TFLs on the season, despite missing two games. Stingy Defense Duke held N.C. Central to less than 200 yards of total offense last week and allowed just one offensive touchdown. The Eagles managed just 70 rushing yards and 111 passing yards for a total of 181 yards on the day. The last time the Blue Devils held an opponent under 200 yards of total offense was Sept. 6, 2003, when Western Carolina recorded 185 yards (4 rush, 181 pass). Duke Holds NCCU Under 100 Rushing Yards The Blue Devils defense limited N.C. Central to 70 rushing yards on 28 attempts last weekend. The Eagles averaged just 2.5 yards per carry with 11 carries going for either no gain or negative yardage. The last time Duke held a team under 100 yards rushing was Oct. 25, at Vanderbilt when the Blue Devils limited the Commodores to 81 yards on 32 attempts. Oghobaase One Of Top Players In ACC Oghobaase is one of the top defensive players in the ACC and in the country. In three games this season, Oghobaase has 21 tackles, including 4.5 for loss and 0.5 sacks. He has started in 39 career games with 149 tackles, 33.5 tackles for loss, 12.0 sacks, nine quarterback hurries and one blocked kick. Oghobaase Year-by-Year Statistics Season G/GS S-A-T TFL Sacks QBP / / / / Total 39/ Oghobaase Leads Defensive Linemen In Tackles Oghobaase is the top tackler in the nation among defensive lineman. He has 21 tackles in three games for 7.0 tackles per game. He is also tied for 21st nationally with 1.5 tackles for loss per game. ACC Tackles Per Game (DL) 1. Vince Oghobaase, Duke Matt Conrath, Robert Quinn, Willie Young, Nate Collins, NCAA Tackles Per Game (DL) 1. Vince Oghobaase, Duke Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska Jerry Hughes, TCU Koa Misi, Utah Carl Ihenacho, San Jose State Curtis Cunningham, Colorado Robert Eddins, Ball State Jaymar Latchison, New Mexico Eric Norwood, South Carolina Dontay Moch, Nevada Oghobaase On Duke Career Lists Oghobaase is among Duke s all-time leaders in sacks and tackles for loss. He is currently tied for seventh all-time at Duke with 12.0 career sacks and is one sack shy of a tie for fi fth with Ryan Fowler and James Kirkland. He is one tackle for loss shy of tying Reggie Andrews for seventh all-time. In his fi rst three seasons, Oghobaase has had at least eight TFL each year and is off to a good start with 4.5 in three games this season. Duke Career Sacks 1. Charles Bowser ( ) Chris Combs ( ) Reggie Andrews ( ) Shawn Johnson ( ) Ryan Fowler ( ) James Kirkland ( ) Vince Oghobaase (2006-p.) Matt Zielinski ( ) David Wafl e ( ) Travis Pearson ( ) Scott Youmans ( ) Dan Yellott ( ) Duke Career Tackles For Loss 1. Chris Combs ( ) Ryan Fowler ( ) Michael Tauiliili ( ) Matt Zielinski ( ) James Kirkland ( ) Mike Junkin ( ) Reggie Andrews ( ) Vince Oghobaase (2006-p.) David Wafl e ( ) Kevin Lewis ( ) Oghobaase & Rey Among ACC Leaders Vincent Rey ranks tied for second in the ACC with 9.0 tackles per game this season. Rey led the conference in tackles through the fi rst three weeks of the season, posting two games with 10 or more tackles. Rey had 14 tackles against Richmond and 10 at Army. Oghobaase is 10th in tackles for loss and third in tackles for loss per game. ACC Tackles 1. Alex Wujciak, Vincent Rey, Duke Cody Grimm, Tech DeAndre McDaniel, Clemson Luke Kuechly, Boston College Jake Johnson, Tech Barquell Rivers, Tech Colin McCarthy, Steve Greer, Adrian Moten, ACC Tackles For Loss 1. Robert Quinn, Willie Young, Derrick Morgan, Alex Albright, Boston College Dekoda Watson, Florida State Quan Sturdivant, Ricky Sapp, Clemson Cody Grimm, Tech Adrian Moten, Vince Oghobaase, Duke Duke Football Game Notes Turnover Table Opponent Duke Opp. Margin Richmond Army Kansas N.C. Central Tech Total Third Down Conversions Opponent Duke Opp. Richmond Army Kansas N.C. Central Tech Total Tackle Leaders Opponent Player (Tackles) Richmond Vincent Rey (14) Army Vincent Rey & Ayanga Okpokowurk (10) Kansas Lee Butler (10) N.C. Central Abraham Kromah & John Drew (6) Tech Damian Thornton (10) Longest Offensive Play Opponent Play Richmond Lewis to Williams 54-yard pass Army Renfree to Varner 31-yard pass Kansas Lewis to Kelly 66-yard pass N.C. Central Lewis to Kelly 28-yard pass Tech Lewis to Vernon 74-yard pass Time of Possession Opponent Duke Opp. Richmond 26:38 33:22 Army 23:56 36:04 Kansas 31:16 28:44 N.C. Central 35:13 24:47 Tech 30:35 29:25