at Northwestern (1-0)

Transcription

1 2 Duke (1-0) at (1-0) Saturday, September 8, 12 noon ET ESPNU Evanston, Ill. Ryan Field (47,130 Natural grass) Duke (1-0) AUGUST 31 ARMY WEST POINT (ESPNU) W, SEPTEMBER 8 at (ESPNU) 12 noon 15 at (FS1) 3:30 pm 22 N.C. CENTRAL TBA 29 VIRGINIA TECH TBA OCTOBER 13 at TBA 20 VIRGINIA TBA 27 at TBA NOVEMBER 3 at TBA 10 NORTH CAROLINA TBA 17 at TBA 24 WAKE FOREST TBA David Cutcliffe Hometown Birmingham, Ala. Date of birth September 16, 1954 Alma mater Alabama, 1976 Hired at Duke December 15, 2007 Career Record /16+ seasons at Ole Miss 44-29/6+ seasons at Duke 60-67/10+ seasons Bowl games 6-4 vs. 1-3 Frank Broyles Award 1998 (Tennessee) SEC Coach of the Year 2003 (Ole Miss) ACC Coach of the Year 2012 & 2013 (Duke) National Coach of the Year 2013 (Duke) Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2016 Broadcast Information TV Play-by-play Analyst Sideline ESPNU Jason Benetti Kelly Stouffer Olivia Dekker RADIO Blue Devil IMG Sports Network Play-by-play David Shumate Analyst Dave Harding Sideline John Roth Engineer John Rose Sirius/XM Sirius Channel 135 XM Channel 193 Internet Channel 955 Duke plays its first road tilt of the season by travelling to Evanston, Ill., to meet the Wildcats of... Kickoff is set for 12 noon ET with television coverage from ESPNU Last week, Duke opened the campaign with a victory over Army West Point for its seventh consecutive season-opening triumph... earned a win on the road over Purdue Duke joins Connecticut and Stanford as the only teams nationally to open the campaign with two games versus 10-win squads from a season ago Saturday s game will mark the 20th on the gridiron between Duke and, with the Wildcats leading the series, A season ago in Durham, Duke snapped a three-game losing streak in the series with a triumph as QB Daniel Jones posted the second 300-passing & 100-rushing yard performance in school history... The series dates back to 1985 when Duke earned a win in Durham Dating back to the 2013 season, the Blue Devils are (.614) in their last 57 regular season games Duke is 20-3 (.870) in its last 23 contests against non-acc opponents With last week s victory over Army West Point, David Cutcliffe earned the 60th win of his Duke head coaching tenure... The only Blue Devil coaches to win more games are Wallace Wade (110) and Bill Murray (93), both members of the College Football Hall of Fame Last week versus Army West Point, the Blue Devil defense pushed its streak of consecutive fourth quarters without a point allowed to six dating back to last season... A year ago, Duke led the ACC and ranked fourth nationally in fewest points allowed per fourth quarter (3.46), trailing only Wisconsin, TCU and Alabama A total of three true freshmen played in Duke s season-opening triumph over Army West Point: WR Jake Bobo, OT Casey Holman, DT Tahj Rice... In addition, 12 other Blue Devils received the first playing time of their respective careers: CB Josh Blackwell, H Jackson Hubbard, RB Marvin Hubbard III, S Leonard Johnson, TE Jake Marwede, S Damani Neal, OG Jacob Rimmer, DE Chris Rumph II, LS John Taylor, K Collin Wareham, C Jack Wohlabaugh and S Lummie Young IV Elected by their teammates, four returning starters will serve as team captains for the campaign: LB Joe Giles-Harris, LB Ben Humphreys, QB Daniel Jones and WR Johnathan Lloyd Duke QB Daniel Jones entered the season as one of two active QBs nationally with 5,500+ passing yards and 1,000+ rushing yards, joining Syracuse s Eric Dungy... In 26 career games, Jones has compiled 6,771 yards of total offense while accounting for 46 TDs Duke LBs Joe Giles-Harris and Ben Humphreys have 239 and 213 career tackles, respectively, to form the only active duo in the ACC with 200+ total stops each BLUE DEVILS BY THE NUMBERS 183 Career catches for WR T.J. Rahming, 5 Bowl game appearances for Duke in the past who sits just 17 pass receptions shy of becoming the six seasons... The Blue Devils have won each of their fourth player in Duke history to reach the 200-grab past two bowl games with victories in the 2015 New plateau, joining Jamison Crowder (283), Conner Era Pinstripe and Quick Lane bowls Vernon (283) & Donovan Varner (207) 13 Duke s league-high selections to the Academic All-ACC football squad in followed by Receptions and receiving yardage for WR Aaron Young last week against Army West Point (8), (7), Syracuse (6), (6), Louisville (5), N.C. State (5), (5), (3), Tech (3), Boston College (2), Florida 5 Consecutive games with at least one rushing TD for RB Brittain Brown, dating back to last season State (2), (2) and (1)... 4 Blue Devils RB Brittain Brown, OG Rakavius Chambers, OT Robert Kraeling & DT Derrick league-best 95 selections with Pitt s 33 honorees In the six-year stretch from , Duke posted a Tangelo who earned the first starting assignments placing second... In addition, the Blue Devils had of their respective careers in Duke s season-opening seven Academic All-America picks in that span, five victory over Army West Point last week more than the next closest league school

2 TEAM NOTES 1-0 FOR SEVEN STRAIGHT SEASONS Duke won its season opener for the seventh straight campaign, a first for the program since The Blue Devils have won seven or more consecutive season openers only three times in program history: Seasons Consecutive Season-Openers Won SEPTEMBERS UNDER DAVID CUTCLIFFE Duke is a combined 12-4 in the last four Septembers, posting a 3-1 mark in both 2014 and 2015, going 2-2 in 2016 and 4-0 last fall. The Blue Devils are (.600) in September in 10 seasons under head coach David Cutcliffe. Before Cutcliffe arrived for the 2008 season, Duke was a combined 5-29 (.147) in September from DUKE VS. NORTHWESTERN The Wildcats own a narrow 10-9 advantage in the all-time series, which began in The teams have met once a year for the last four seasons. has won eight of the last 10 meetings. Duke has gone 5-4 against the Wildcats in Evanston. The Blue Devils suffered a loss during their last visit to, on September 17, Duke picked up a win against the Wildcats last year, on September 9,. BLUE DEVILS VERSUS THE BIG TEN Duke owns a record against current members of the Big Ten. In program history, the Blue Devils have faced Illinois (1-1), Indiana (2-2), Maryland (19-31), Michigan (0-6), Nebraska (1-0), (9-10), Ohio State (1-3), Purdue (2-1-1), Rutgers (2-2) and Wisconsin (0-1). LONGEST ACTIVE TENURED COACHES Cutcliffe s 11th season and s Pat Fitzgerald s 13th season mark two of the longest active tenures among Power 5 head coaches: Coach School Season Kirk Ferentz... Iowa...20th Gary Patterson... TCU...18th Kyle Whittingham... Utah...14th Mike Gundy... Oklahoma State...14th Pat Fitzgerald th Mark Dantonio... Michigan State...12th David Cutcliffe... Duke...11th Nick Saban... Alabama...11th Paul Johnson th FOUR ELECTED TEAM CAPTAINS Four returning lettermen were elected by their teammates as captains for the campaign. Redshirt junior linebacker Joe Giles-Harris, senior linebacker Ben Humphreys and wide receiver Johnathan Lloyd are first-time Duke captains while redshirt junior quarterback Daniel Jones returns for his second year as a captain. MARKED IMPROVEMENT Duke has tallied 45 wins during the past six-plus seasons. In the previous 18 seasons, from , Duke recorded 45 victories. A closer look: Seasons Wins Total Games Win % 2012-Present NON-CONFERENCE WINS, PART I Duke heads into Saturday s contest with a (.681) overall non-conference record under Cutcliffe. In the last 23 regular season non-conference contests, Duke is 20-3 with the only setbacks a home loss to in September of 2015, a defeat at in 2016 and a loss at Army West Point in November of. Since Duke joined a conference prior to the 1930 season, the 20-3 regular season non-conference stretch is the winningest 23-game segment in program history: Dates Regular Season Non-Conference Record Sept. 15, Present (.899) Nov. 9, Nov. 1, (.848) Oct. 11, Oct. 19, (.826) NON-CONFERENCE WINS, PART II Cutcliffe s regular season non-conference record in 10 years at Duke is (.732). The winning percentage is more than 2.5 times better than the previous 12 years: Seasons Wins Games Win % 2008-Present NEAR THE TOP IN THE COASTAL Since the start of the 2013 season, Duke has 39 wins, the third most in the ACC Coastal Division: School Wins Tech Duke WINNING ON THE ROAD Since the start of the 2013 season, Duke has 16 true road wins, the fourth most in the ACC during the span: School True Road Wins Since Florida State...19 Tech Duke Louisville not included due to not being a member of the ACC in 2013 YOUTH THROUGHOUT THE DEPTH CHART Of the 68 slots on Duke s two-deep chart, 37 are filled by freshmen, redshirt freshmen, sophomores or redshirt sophomores (54.41 percent). 2 THREE TRUE FRESHMEN PLAY During last Friday s season opener, three true freshmen made their Duke debuts with wide receiver Jake Bobo, offensive tackle Casey Holman and defensive tackle Tahj Rice. A year ago, 10 true freshmen played, the most by a Cutcliffe squad. WATCH LIST RUNDOWN Duke had eight Blue Devils on preseason watch lists: Player Watch List(s) RB Brittain Brown...Doak Walker & Paul Hornung CB Mark Gilbert... Bednarik, Nagurski & Thorpe LB Joe Giles-Harris... Bednarik, Butkus,... Camp & Nagurski C Zach Harmon...Rimington TE Daniel Helm...John Mackey QB Daniel Jones...Davey O Brien, Manning & Maxwell WR Johnathan Lloyd...Wuerffel WR T.J. Rahming...Biletnikoff LOTS OF WINS FOR FOES Duke s foes had an (.573) record in while seven of its 11 FBS opponents played in a bowl. SUMMER TRIP TO GUATEMALA For seven days in May, 13 members of the Duke football program visited Guatemala as part of a service trip with Habitat for Humanity. Current student-athletes Ben Wyatt, Brandon Hill, Elijah Deveaux, Koby Quansah, Daniel Karlin, Antone Williams, Daniel Helm, Scott Jones and Kevin Gehsmann took part in the trip to Central America to build homes and stoves. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Since the 2012 season, Duke has had 95 Academic All-ACC selections to top the league. Second-place has had 33 selections during the span. Of the 11 active players in the ACC with multiple Academic All-ACC citations, four are Blue Devils: linebacker Ben Humphreys, quarterback Daniel Jones and wide receivers Johnathan Lloyd and Chris Taylor. TWO BOWL WINS IN THE LAST THREE YEARS By capturing the 2015 New Era Pinstripe Bowl and Quick Lane Bowl, Duke enters as one of 21 Power 5 programs to have two or more bowl wins in the last three years. The Blue Devils trail only Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi State, Utah and Wisconsin, which have each won three bowl games in the last three years. AN OUTSTANDING -18 FOR DUKE Duke was the only athletic department in the country during the -18 school year to win a football bowl game and send both men s and women s basketball programs to the NCAA Round of 16. Since , only five athletic departments accomplished what Duke did in -18 by winning a football bowl game, having both men s and women s basketball in the NCAA Round of 16 and sending baseball to a super regional: Texas ( & ), ( ), ( ), Louisville ( & ) and Duke (-18).

3 OFFENSIVE NOTES ALL-ACC ACCOLADES ON OFFENSE Five members of Duke s offense earned preseason All-ACC selections from a variety of outlets: Player Team (Organization) RB Brittain Brown... 3rd (Athlon)... 3rd (Lindy s)...4th (Phil Steele) C Zach Harmon...4th (Athlon) TE Daniel Helm... 2nd (Phil Steele)... 3rd (Athlon) QB Daniel Jones...3rd (Phil Steele) WR T.J. Rahming...4th (Athlon)...4th (Phil Steele) RUSHING TOUCHDOWN STREAKS CONTINUE Redshirt sophomore running back Brittain Brown enters Saturday having rushed for a touchdown in five consecutive games dating back to the campaign. Brown finished his rookie year tied for second in rushing touchdowns by a Duke freshman with seven. Redshirt junior quarterback Daniel Jones also has scored a rushing touchdown in five consecutive games. DUKE RUSHING TDS AS A TEAM The Blue Devils rushed for three touchdowns against Army West Point, giving the team six rushing scores in its last two games and 12 rushing TDs in the previous five contests: Opponent (Date) Rushing TDs Army West Point (Nov. 11, )...2 (Nov. 18, )...2 (Nov. 25, )...2 Northern Illinois (Dec. 26, )...3 Army West Point (Aug. 31, )...3 OFFENSE FINDS EXPLOSIVE PLAYS Jones connected on a 61-yard pass against Army West Point, marking Duke s longest pass play since a 64-yard touchdown toss from Jones to Anthony Nash at Notre Dame on September 24, Duke finished with two pass plays of 35+ yards. During the entire campaign, the Blue Devils had just two games with two or more passes covering 35+ yards. RECENT RED ZONE SUCCESS Duke reached the red zone five times against Army West Point and scored on all five opportunities. In the last five games, the Blue Devils have made 27 red zone trips and scored points on 25 of those visits (.926). In the previous four contests, Duke converted six-of-eight trips (.750). POINTS IN EVERY QUARTER Duke scored in every quarter last Friday against Army West Point, pushing its streak of consecutive frames with a point to 17. The Blue Devils last scoreless quarter was the third at Army West Point on November 11,. JONES INTERCEPTION FREE AGAIN Jones turned in an interception-free game against Army West Point and has been picked off in just one of his last four contests after throwing an interception in six straight games from September 29-November 11,. IMPRESSIVE START FOR JONES Jones led off the season with a passing efficiency rating of against Army West Point. The performance was nearly onthe top-10 single game chart in Duke history and was his highest efficiency rating in a contest since a mark against N.C. Central in his first career start, September 3, Against Army West Point, Jones had four incomplete passes and just one in the second half, on his first attempt of the third quarter. Jones ended the game completing his final five passes for 69 yards and a touchdown. CONSISTENCY AT QUARTERBACK With Jones starting the season opener for the third consecutive year, Duke has had just four starting quarterbacks since the 2010 season with Sean Renfree, Anthony Boone, Thomas Sirk and Jones. The total is tied for the second fewest in the country: Program Starting QBs 1. Troy Duke...4 Tied with six others...4 NEW OFFENSIVE LINE STARTERS For the first time since 2009, Duke is breaking in three new starters along the offensive line, replacing the graduated Gabe Brandner (left tackle), Austin Davis (center) and Evan Lisle (right tackle). Filling those shoes are left tackle Christian Harris, center Zach Harmon and right tackle Robert Kraeling. Harmon shifts from right guard, where he started the last two years, to center with Rakavius Chambers sliding in at guard. The group held up against Army West Point, allowing just one sack, zero holding penalties and one false start. A closer look at the experience of Duke s starting offensive linemen: Player Career Snaps GP/GS Rakavius Chambers /1 Zach Harmon...1, /24 Christian Harris /2 Robert Kraeling /1 Julian Santos /14 ANOTHER TRUE FRESHMAN OL PLAYS For the third consecutive season, a scholarship true freshman appeared along Duke s offensive line. Tackle Casey Holman got into the game last Friday against Army West Point. Left guard Julian Santos played as a true freshman in 2016 and Chambers followed a year later in. The three are the only scholarship true freshmen offensive linemen to play in the Cutcliffe era. 3 RAHMING IN TOP FOUR NATIONALLY Senior T.J. Rahming led Duke with five receptions last Friday against Army West Point. His five receptions gave him eight consecutive games with three or more catches. He is currently ranked second among FBS active leaders in career pass receptions: Player (School) Career Receptions 1. Keesean Johnson (Fresno St.) T.J. Rahming (Duke) Steven Sims (Kansas) Rahming is also fourth among active FBS leaders in career receiving yards: Player (School) Career Receiving Yards 1. Cody Thompson (Toledo)... 2, Penny Hart (Georgia St.)... 2, Keesean Johnson (Fresno St.)...2, T.J. Rahming (Duke)...2,152 YOUNG AND 100 Redshirt junior wide receiver Aaron Young had a career-best performance in week one. Young caught a career-long 61-yard pass in the second quarter and finished with a personal-best 114 yards. Young, who earned his first career 100-yard game, totaled 87 receiving yards in the final 11 games of. JACKSON FINDS THE END ZONE Sophomore running back Deon Jackson scored his first career touchdown in the third quarter with a seven-yard run. Jackson also rushed for a career-high 25 yards. He had not reached 20 rushing yards since week two against in. Following spring practice, he shared Most Improved Offensive Player honors with OT Robert Kraeling. BROWN HITS 75 GROUND YARDS Brown finished his debut with 75 rushing yards, good for the fifth game of his career reaching the 75-yard plateau. In all but one of those contests he has added one rushing touchdown: Opponent (Date) Rush Yds. Rush TDs (9/2/17) (9/16/17) (9/23/17) (11/18/17) Army West Point (8/31/18) YARDS ON FIRST DOWN CARRIES Brown carried the ball four times on first down against Army West Point and averaged 8.00 yards. TWO-TIME ACADEMIC ALL-ACC PICKS Redshirt senior wide receivers Johnathan Lloyd and Chris Taylor are the only two active players in the ACC to have 30 or more receptions and 300 or more receiving yards while earning Academic All-ACC recognition in each of the past two seasons. Lloyd is Duke s AFCA GoodWorks Team and Wuerffel Trophy nominee for the season while Taylor has been president of Duke s SAAC (Student-Athlete Advisory Committee) in -18 and -19.

4 DEFENSIVE NOTES PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA HONORS FOR 2 Duke junior cornerback Mark Gilbert and redshirt junior linebacker Joe Giles-Harris were both tabbed to numerous preseason All-America squads: Player Team (Organization) CB Mark Gilbert... 1st (Street & Smith)... 2nd (Athlon)...2nd (Lindy s)... 2nd (Sporting News)...2nd (USA TODAY)...4th (Phil Steele) LB Joe Giles-Harris... 2nd (Athlon)... 2nd (Phil Steele)... 2nd (Sporting News) ALL-ACC ACCOLADES ON DEFENSE Five members of Duke s defense received preseason All-ACC nods: Player Team (Organization) DE Victor Dimukeje...4th (Athlon) CB Mark Gilbert... 1st (Athlon)... ESPN... 1st (Lindy s)...1st (Phil Steele)...Street & Smith LB Joe Giles-Harris... 1st (Athlon)... ESPN... 1st (Lindy s)...1st (Phil Steele)...Street & Smith LB Ben Humphreys... 3rd (Lindy s)...3rd (Phil Steele) S Jeremy McDuffie... 3rd (Lindy s)...3rd (Phil Steele) AMONG THE NATION S BEST IN Duke s defense will look to replicate a strong, when the Blue Devils finished the season ranked in the top 25 in the nation in numerous categories: Category Number NCAA Ranking 4th Down Defense nd Defensive TDs th Opponent First Downs th Passes Intercepted rd 3rd Down Defense th Passing Defense th Scoring Defense st Total Defense st Pass Eff. Defense th 4TH DOWN CONVERSIONS FOR FOES A year after finishing second nationally in fourth down conversion percentage by opponents (.222), Army West Point converted all four fourth-down attempts in the season-opener. FIRST CAREER TACKLES & STARTS Three redshirt freshmen recorded their first career tackles against Army West Point with safety Leonard Johnson (two), safety Damani Neal (two) and defensive end Chris Rumph II (one). Sophomore defensive tackle Derrick Tangelo made his first career start against the Black Knights. 21 OR LESS PER GAME Duke held seven opponents to 20 points or fewer in and kept Army West Point to 14 last Friday. The Blue Devils ranked 21st nationally in scoring defense (20.23) in and are at No. 29 heading into Saturday s contest. In 2016, Duke finished 66th in the country with points allowed per game. Duke yielded more than 30 points just once last season with 31 to then No. 14 on September 29,. The Blue Devils had not had a season allowing 30 or more points just once since STRONG IN THE SECOND HALF In the second halves of Duke s last six games, dating back to, foes combined to score just 27 points (4.50 points per second half): Opponent (Date) Points in Second Half Tech (Oct. 28, )...7 (TD) Army West Point (Nov. 11, )...0 (Nov. 18, )...0 (Nov. 25, )... 6 (2 FG) Northern Illinois (Dec. 26, )...0 Army West Point (Aug. 31, ) (2 TD) SHUTOUTS IN THE FOURTH QUARTER The Blue Devils have not allowed a point in the fourth quarter since s 10 on October 21,. Duke has outscored foes 46-0 in the fourth quarters of the last six games. FEW POINTS IN THE FOURTH QUARTER The Blue Devils allowed just 3.46 points per fourth quarter last fall, the fourth-best mark nationally: School Points Allowed Per Fourth Quarter 1. Wisconsin TCU Alabama Duke Tech NO POINTS ALLOWED IN THE OPENING HALF Duke led Army West Point, 17-0, at the half in week one. It was the Blue Devils the first shutout in the opening half since blanking on September 3, BLUE DEVILS RECOVERING FUMBLES The Blue Devils recovered two fumbles against Army West Point after the Black Knights lost just five during the entire campaign. Duke recovered just four fumbles during all of. Duke is ranked fifth nationally in with its two recovered fumbles. BLUE DEVILS FORCING FUMBLES Duke forced four Army West Point fumbles and the Black Knights finished the game with five fumbles after having just seven in all of. The Blue Devils forced only seven fumbles during all of and are ranked second nationally in with four forced fumbles: School Forced Fumbles 1. Arkansas Duke...4 Rice TURNOVERS TO POINTS Duke converted its two recovered fumbles against Army West Point into 10 points. During the final six games of, the Blue Devils managed just nine points off turnovers. SINGLETON ALL OVER THE FIELD Junior safety Dylan Singleton led Duke with 11 tackles in the season opener against Army West Point. Singleton has started the last three games and produced 29 tackles, 1.0 TFL, two PBUs, one quarterback hurry and one forced fumble: Games Tackles Tackles/G PBU CF Last First SINGLETON 3RD IN THE ACC Entering Saturday s game, Singleton ranks third in the ACC in tackles with 11: Player School Tackles 1. Chris Calhoun Germaine Pratt... N.C. State Dylan Singleton...Duke Three tied with Singleton also stands tied for third in the league in solo tackles with seven, trailing only Calhoun (8) and s Malik Carney (8). QUANSAH FILLS ROLE IN MIDDLE Since making his first career start last year at Army West Point, junior linebacker Koby Quansah has tallied 42 tackles in five games (8.40). Quansah is the top reserve to middle linebacker Ben Humphreys and filled in for Humphreys when he was injured last November. Quansah also sees extended playing time against run-heavy opponents. Games Tackles Tackles/G CF FR Last First DIMUKEJE IN THE BACKFIELD AGAIN Sophomore defensive end Victor Dimukeje recorded Duke s only sack against Army West Point, dropping Kelvin Hopkins Jr. for a 13-yard loss in the fourth quarter, setting up Duke s field goal block. Dimukeje finished with 1.5 TFL for 16 yards lost, the third-best total in the ACC: Player School TFL Yards 1. Justin Foster Keyshon Camp Victor Dimukeje...Duke Jonathan Smith Dimukeje is tied for 10th in the ACC in TFL a year after finishing tied for 47th. He was the only freshman in the league to be standing among the top 50. A VETERAN GROUP Of Duke s 70 total tackles booked against Army West Point, 48 (68.57 percent) came from juniors or seniors.

5 SPECIAL TEAMS NOTES BROWN 2ND IN ACC KICKOFF RETURNS Redshirt sophomore Brittain Brown is Duke s top kickoff return option and heads into Saturday s contest ranked second in the ACC in kickoff return average at yards a runback: Player School KOR avg. 1. Maurice Ffrench Brittain Brown...Duke Michael Walker... Boston College Shyheim Cullen... Syracuse RAHMING 3RD IN ACC IN PUNT RETURNS For the second consecutive season, T.J. Rahming is Duke s top option at punt returns. Rahming already has 23 yards on a pair of punt returns after totaling 91 yards during the entire season. Rahming heads into Saturday s game ranking third in the ACC in punt return average at yards a runback: Player School PR avg. 1. Amari Rodgers Greg Dortch T.J. Rahming...Duke Juanyeh Thomas KICKOFF RETURN DEFENSE STRONG Duke is 13th nationally in kickoff return defense after stopping Army West Point with a 14-yard return on its one runback. In the ACC, Duke (14.00) trails only State (12.33) and Syracuse (13.75) in kickoff return defense. WAREHAM DRILLS ALL SIX KICKS Fifth-year senior Collin Wareham made his Duke debut against Army West Point and converted all six placement kicks with two field goals and four extra points. Wareham, a three-year letterman at St. Albans School in Washington, D.C., graduated from Duke in May,, with a degree in economics and is pursuing a master s degree in management studies. Wareham enters Saturday s game tied with Andre Szmyt of Syracuse and Greg Huegel of for the most made field goals in the ACC. Wareham s two field goals also are tied for the 12th most nationally. HUMPHREYS SWATS ASIDE A FIELD GOAL For the second consecutive year, Duke blocked a field goal in the fourth quarter against Army West Point. Last Friday, senior linebacker Ben Humphreys knocked aside a 45-yard try. A year ago at West Point, redshirt senior defensive tackle Mike Ramsay tallied the block on a 20-yard attempt. Duke was one of 22 FBS programs to register a blocked kick during the opening weekend. NO FIELD GOALS ALLOWED Army West Point did not convert on either field goal attempt against Duke. Since the start of the season, opponents are just nine-of-15 (.600) in field goal conversions versus the Blue Devils. SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES Player KO P Total Dylan Singleton FEW FLAGS Duke was called for just four penalties in the seasonopener, tied for the 17th fewest nationally. The Blue Devils penalty yards per game are tied for the second fewest in the ACC: School Penalty Yards/Game Duke Boston College Syracuse #DukeInTheNFL Duke has nine former Blue Devils on NFL rosters heading into the opening week of the season: Jeremy Cash, LB, Arizona Cardinals (Injured/Reserve roster) Ross Cockrell, CB, Carolina Panthers (Injured/Reserve roster) Jamison Crowder, WR, Washington Redskins Thomas Hennessy, LS, New York Jets Lucas Patrick, OG, Green Bay Packers Vincent Rey, LB, Cincinnati Bengals Matt Skura, C/OG, Baltimore Ravens Laken Tomlinson, OG, San Francisco 49ers Shaun Wilson, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers GAME INFORMATION Game Coin Toss Duke Duke Duke Opponent Kickoff Game Duke Duke Duke Result KO/Rec. First Play 1st Poss. 1st Poss. Time Length Helmet Jersey Pants Army West Point Army Rec. -2-yard pass to Rahming Punt Fumble 7:02 p.m. 2:56 White Blue Blue W, at at Tech at at at at 5

6 STARTING LINEUPS Offense QB RB TE WR WR WR LT LG C RG RT Army West Point Jones Brown Helm Rahming Young Lloyd Harris Santos Harmon Chambers Kraeling at at Tech at at at at Defense DE DT DT DE MLB WLB CB CB S (S) S (B) S (R) Army West Point Dimukeje Tangelo Cerenord Hornbuckle Humphreys Giles-Harris Carter II Gilbert Quansah (SLB) Waters Singleton at at Tech at at at at POINTS OFF TAKEAWAYS Opponent QTR TO Led To PTS Army West Point 1st Fumble FG 3 Army West Point 2nd Fumble TD 7 POINTS OFF GIVEAWAYS Opponent QTR TO Led To PTS Army West Point 3rd Fumble TD 7 DUKE IN OVERTIME Date Final Score OT Location Game-Winning Scoring Play November 8, , Duke 20 1, S.C. David Richardson 36-yard FG & Rahim Abdullah 63-yard INT return October 31, 1998 Vanderbilt 36, Duke 33 2 Nashville, Tenn. John Markham 19-yard FG September 18, , Duke 12 1 Durham, N.C. Sam Simmons 27-yard pass from Nick Kreinbrink October 9, 1999 Duke 24, 17 2 Charlottesville, Va. Benjamin Watson 7-yard pass from Spencer Romine October 23, 1999 N.C. State 31, Duke 24 1 Durham, N.C. Jamie Barnette 7-yard run September 13, 2003 Duke 27, Rice 24 1 Durham, N.C. Brent Garber 30-yard FG November 24, , Duke 14 1 Chapel Hill, N.C. Greg Little 25-yard rush November 1, , Duke 30 1 Winston-Salem, N.C. Shane Popham 28-yard FG November 1, 2014 [24] Duke 51, 48 2, Pa. Thomas Sirk 5-yard run October 24, 2015 [23] Duke 45, Tech 43 4 Blacksburg, Va. Erich Schneider 25-yard reception & Thomas Sirk 2-point PAT December 26, 2015 Duke 44, Indiana 41 1 New York, N.Y. Ross Martin 36-yard FG 6

7 CAREER TURNOVERS GAINED MICHAEL CARTER II Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 2nd Army West Point, Aug. 31, Duke leading 10-0 during Army West Point first drive of second quarter... recovers Kell Walker fumble VICTOR DIMUKEJE Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 3rd Army West Point, Nov. 11, Duke trailing 21-10, Army West Point first drive of third quarter... recovers Kell Walker fumble INT 2nd, Nov. 18, Duke trailling 14-10, third-and-six from Duke s 34-yard line... TaQuon Marshall pass BRANDON FEAMSTER Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 3rd, Oct. 29, 2016 Trailing on kickoff following Duke touchdown... recovers J.J. Green fumble at GT 10-yard line MARK GILBERT Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation INT 3rd, Sept. 9, With Duke leading 21-10, second-and-10 at Duke 42-yard line... Clayton Thorson pass INT 4th, Sept. 9, With Duke leading 38-10, first play of drive... Clayton Thorson pass INT 1st, Oct. 7, Duke trailing 7-0 with third drive of the first quarter on second-and Kurt Benkert pass INT 2nd Florida State, Oct. 14, Duke trailing 7-0 with first play of the second quarter from the Duke 26-yard line... Justin Blackman pass INT 2nd, Oct. 25, Duke down with 1:00 remaining in the half, incercepts at Duke 14-yard line... John Wolford pass INT 4th, Oct. 25, Duke leading with 1:32 to go, ball on Wake 37-yard line... Duke runs out clock... John Wolford pass JOE GILES-HARRIS Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 2nd, Sept. 10, 2016 Third-and-two at 28-yard line... recovers John Wolford fumble on sack INT 4th, Sept. 10, 2016 Duke trailing with first drive of the fourth quarter on fourth-and-six... Kandall Hinton pass INT 2nd, Sept. 16, Duke leading 14-7 with third drive of the second quarter on second-and-eight... Zach Smith pass BEN HUMPHREYS Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 2nd Army West Point, Oct. 10, 2015 Duke leading 10-0, fourth play of second quarter... recovers Ahmad Bradshaw fumble FR 2nd Notre Dame, Sept. 24, 2016 Tied with 6:42 to play in the half... leads to Duke TD...recovers DeShone Kizer fumble INT 4th, Oct. 1, 2016 Trailing with 6:24 left in the game... Gave Duke ball at Kurt Benkert pass FR 3rd, Oct. 29, 2016 Trailing 28-7 with GT having just gained Duke INT... recovers TaQuon Marshall fumble on 1st play of drive INT 4th, Sept. 16, Duke leading 24-20, intercepts pass and returns 22 yards for TD... Zach Smith pass DREW JORDAN Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 4th, Sept. 16, Leading recovers Zach Smith fumble at BU 34-yard line following strip sack by Michael Carter II JEREMY McDUFFIE Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation INT 3rd, Oct. 31, 2015 leading returned 25 yards to Malik Rosier pass INT 3rd, Sept. 16, Duke leading with second drive of the third quarter on second-and Zach Smith pass INT 1st, Oct. 7, Duke trailing 7-0, intercepts pass and returns 42 yards for a TD... Kurk Benkert pass INT 3rd Florida State, Oct. 14, Game tied and Florida State at the Duke 47-yard line... Justin Blackman pass MARQUIS WATERS Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 1st Army West Point, Aug. 31, Tied 0-0 on Army West Point s first possession, recovers Darnell Woolfolk fumble at the Black Knight 32-yard line 7

8 Passing Yards Player Years Yards 1. Thaddeus Lewis , Ben Bennett , Sean Renfree , Spence Fischer , Steve Slayden , Leo Hart , Anthony Boone , Daniel Jones present... 5, Dave Brown , Anthony Dilweg ,557 Pass Completions Player Years Cmps. 1. Sean Renfree Thaddeus Lewis Ben Bennett Spence Fischer Steve Slayden Anthony Boone Daniel Jones present Leo Hart Games with 20+ Pass Completions Player Years Games 1. Sean Renfree Ben Bennett Thaddeus Lewis Spence Fischer Daniel Jones present Steve Slayden Anthony Boone Games with 30+ Pass Completions Player Years Games 1. Sean Renfree Ben Bennett Thaddeus Lewis Spence Fischer Anthony Dilweg Daniel Jones present...3 Pass Attempts Player Years Att. 1. Thaddeus Lewis , Sean Renfree , Ben Bennett , Spence Fischer , Steve Slayden , Anthony Boone Daniel Jones present Leo Hart Touchdown Passes Player Years TDs 1. Thaddeus Lewis Ben Bennett Sean Renfree Steve Slayden Spence Fischer Dave Brown Anthony Boone Daniel Jones present Anthony Dilweg DUKE CAREER RECORDS Most Games, 2+ Touchdown Passes Player Years Games 1. Thaddeus Lewis Spence Fischer Ben Bennett Sean Renfree Dave Brown Anthony Boone Daniel Jones present Touchdown Passes of 20+ Yards Player Years TDs 1. Thaddeus Lewis Ben Bennett Sean Renfree Steve Slayden Dave Brown Daniel Jones present Spence Fischer Anthony Boone Leo Hart Touchdown Passes of 50+ Yards Player Years TDs 1. Sean Renfree Thaddeus Lewis Dave Brown Anthony Boone Daniel Jones present Scotty Glacken Ben Bennett Consecutive Passes Without an INT Player Years Passes 1. Thaddeus Lewis Daniel Jones Thomas Sirk Sean Renfree Daniel Jones Ben Bennett Rushing Touchdowns by a Quarterback Player Years TDs 1. Brandon Connette Mike Dunn Elmore Hackney Anthony Boone Thomas Sirk Daniel Jones present...15 *Moved to HB in 1936; finished career with 21 rushing TDs Wins by a Starting Quarterback Player Years Passes 1. Anthony Boone Jerry Barger Walt Rappold Mike Dunn Spence Fischer Leo Hart Ben Bennett Steve Slayden Bob Brodhead Daniel Jones present Worth Lutz Scotty Glacken Sean Renfree Pass Receptions Player Years Rec. 1. Conner Vernon Jamison Crowder Donovan Varner Clarkston Hines T.J. Rahming present Receiving Yards Player Years Yards 1. Conner Vernon , Jamison Crowder , Clarkston Hines , Donovan Varner , Eron Riley , Wes Chesson , Scottie Montgomery , Corey Thomas , T.J. Rahming present...2, Doug Green ,082 Games with 100+ Receiving Yards Player Years Games 1. Clarkston Hines Jamison Crowder Conner Vernon Wes Chesson Donovan Varner T.J. Rahming present...7 Games with 10+ Pass Receptions Player Years Games 1. Conner Vernon Jamison Crowder Roger Boone T.J. Rahming present...4 Games with 5+ Pass Receptions Player Years Games 1. Conner Vernon Jamison Crowder Clarkston Hines Wes Chesson Donovan Varner Roger Boone Scottie Montgomery T.J. Rahming present...17 Most Touchdown Receptions By A TE Player Years TDs 1. Stan Crisson Dave Dunaway Bill Khayat Andy Roland David Reeves Erich Schneider Howard Pitt Chuck Drulis Mike Hart Cooper Helfet Braxton Deaver Tee Moorman Jason Cooper Dave Colonna Dan Clark Brandon King Davis Koppenhaver present...5 8

9 DUKE S OPPONENT SCHEDULES Army West Point - Game 1 - Game 2 - Game 3 AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 31 at Duke...L, Liberty Hawai i at Oklahoma at Buffalo... OCTOBER 13 at San Jose State (Ohio) at Eastern Michigan... NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 3 Air Force Lafayette Colgate... 8 vs. Navy... AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 30 at Purdue... W, Duke Akron Michigan... OCTOBER 6 at Michigan State Nebraska at Rutgers Wisconsin... NOVEMBER 3 Notre Dame at Iowa at Minnesota Illinois... SEPTEMBER 2 Abilene Christian... W, at UTSA Duke Kansas at Oklahoma... OCTOBER 6 Kansas State at Texas at West... NOVEMBER 3 Oklahoma State at Iowa State TCU vs. Texas Tech... - Game 4 Tech - Game 5 SEPTEMBER 2 vs. Prairie View A&M...L, Saint Augustine s at South Carolina State at Duke Florida A&M... OCTOBER 6 Howard at Norfolks State at Delaware State... NOVEMBER 3 Edward Waters at Bethune-Cookman A&T... SEPTEMBER 3 at Florida State...W, William & Mary East Carolina at Old Dominion at Duke... OCTOBER 6 Notre Dame at NOVEMBER 3 Boston College at Game 6 SEPTEMBER 1 Alcorn State...W, at USF at Bowling Green... OCTOBER 5 at Louisville Duke at Tech... NOVEMBER 3 at at Georgia... - Game 7 - Game 8 - Game 9 SEPTEMBER 1 Richmond... W, at Indiana Ohio Louisville at N.C. State... OCTOBER at Duke NOVEMBER Liberty at at Tech... SEPTEMBER 1 Albany...W, Penn State at at UCF... OCTOBER 6 Syracuse at Notre Dame Duke... NOVEMBER 2 at Tech at at... SEPTEMBER 2 vs. LSU... L, Savannah State at Toledo FIU OCTOBER 6 Florida State at at Boston College... NOVEMBER 3 Duke at at Tech Game 10 SEPTEMBER 1 at California... L, at East Carolina UCF at... OCTOBER 13 Tech at Syracuse at... NOVEMBER at Duke Western Carolina N.C. State... - Game 11 SEPTEMBER 1 Furman... W, at Texas A&M Georgia Southern at Syracuse... OCTOBER 6 at N.C. State at Florida State... NOVEMBER 3 Louisville at Boston College Duke South Carolina Game 12 AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 30 at Tulane...W, (OT) 8 Towson Boston College Notre Dame Rice... OCTOBER at Florida State at Louisville... NOVEMBER 3 Syracuse... 8 at N.C. State at Duke...

10 DUKE DEPTH CHART September 4, OFFENSE DEFENSE QB 17 DANIEL JONES 6-5, 220, R-Jr. 18 Quentin Harris 6-1, 195, R-Jr. RB 22 BRITTAIN BROWN 6-1, 205, R-So. 25 Deon Jackson 6-0, 220, So. WR 5 JOHNATHAN LLOYD 6-0, 190, R-Sr. 19 Jake Bobo 6-4, 190, Fr. WR 3 T.J. RAHMING 5-10, 170, Sr. 7 Keyston Fuller 6-0, 185, R-Jr. WR 8 AARON YOUNG 6-2, 205, R-Jr. OR 82 CHRIS TAYLOR 6-1, 185, R-Sr. 11 Scott Bracey 6-2, 210, R-So. TE 80 DANIEL HELM 6-4, 255, R-Sr. 81 Davis Koppenhaver 6-4, 240, R-Sr. LT 70 CHRISTIAN HARRIS 6-6, 310, R-Sr. 66 Jaylen Miller 6-3, 310, R-So. LG 65 JULIAN SANTOS 6-3, 310, Jr. 69 Zach Baker 6-4, 295, R-Jr. C 63 ZACH HARMON 6-3, 290, R-Sr. 50 Jack Wohlabaugh 6-4, 300, R-So. RG 67 RAKAVIUS CHAMBERS 6-3, 310, So. 79 Jacob Rimmer 6-7, 295, R-Fr. RT 77 ROBERT KRAELING 6-7, 310, R-So. 78 Casey Holman 6-4, 295, Fr. DE 51 VICTOR DIMUKEJE 6-2, 265, So. 90 Terrell Lucas 6-3, 255, Jr. OR 96 Chris Rumph II 6-3, 225, R-Fr. DT 54 DERRICK TANGELO 6-2, 310, So. OR 95 TREVON MCSWAIN 6-6, 300, R-Jr. 53 Tahj Rice 6-2, 320, Fr. DT 92 EDGAR CERENORD 6-1, 305, R-Sr. 1 Axel Nyembwe 6-2, 310, So. 93 Ben Frye 6-3, 260, R-Fr. DE 86 DREW JORDAN 6-2, 260, So. OR 59 TRE HORNBUCKLE 6-4, 260, Jr. MLB 34 BEN HUMPHREYS 6-2, 225, Sr. 49 Koby Quansah 6-1, 230, Jr. WLB 44 JOE GILES-HARRIS 6-2, 240, R-Jr. 32 Brandon Hill 6-3, 225, R-So. CB 31 JOSH BLACKWELL 5-11, 175, R-Fr. OR 26 MICHAEL CARTER II 5-10, 180, So. CB 28 MARK GILBERT 6-1, 175, Jr. 4 Myles Hudzick 5-10, 170, R-So. S (B) 10 MARQUIS WATERS 6-0, 205, So. 27 Damani Neal 5-10, 195, R-Fr. OR 13 Jordan Hayes 6-0, 185, R-Jr. S (S) 9 JEREMY McDUFFIE 5-11, 175, Sr. 33 Leonard Johnson 6-1, 200, R-Fr. S (R) 16 DYLAN SINGLETON 5-11, 190, Jr. 23 Lummie Young IV 6-1, 205, R-Fr. SPECIAL TEAMS K 94 COLLIN WAREHAM 5-9, 180, R-Sr. 48 AJ Reed 5-11, 180, R-So. KO 38 JACK DRIGGERS 5-11, 170, So. 48 AJ Reed 5-11, 180, R-So. P 45 AUSTIN PARKER 6-1, 185, R-Jr. 37 Jackson Hubbard 6-3, 190, So. SS 57 JOHN TAYLOR 6-2, 205, So. 58 Ben Wyatt 6-1, 240, R-So. LS 58 BEN WYATT 6-1, 240, R-So. 57 John Taylor 6-2, 205, So. H 37 JACKSON HUBBARD 6-3, 190, So. 45 Austin Parker 6-1, 185, R-Jr. KOR 25 DEON JACKSON 6-0, 220, So. 22 BRITTAIN BROWN 6-1, 205, R-So. 5 Johnathan Lloyd 6-0, 190, R-Sr. 26 Michael Carter II 5-10, 180, So. PR 3 T.J. RAHMING 5-10, 170, Sr. 7 Keyston Fuller 6-0, 185, R-Jr. OR 31 Josh Blackwell 5-11, 175, R-Fr. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Peace ADDO Clark BULLEIT Edgar CERENORD RAKAVIUS Chambers Elijah DEVEAUX Victor DIMUKEJE MATAEO Durant XANDER Gagnon JAVON Jackson Chris KATRENICK Davis KOPPENHAVER ADD-oh bullet SARAH-nord rah-kay-vee-us duh-voe dee-mew-kay-gee muh-tay-oh zander juh-von kuh-trin-ick CO-pen-hay-ver TREVON Lee TREY-von TERRELL Lucas tuh-rell TREVON McSwain TREY-von TWAZANGA MUGALA twuh-zang-uh moo-gah-lah CHIDI OKONYA CHEE-dee oh-con-yuh DAMOND PHILYAW-Johnson DAY-mond FILL-yaw Patrick LEITTEN LIGHT-en Jake MARWEDE mar-wee-dee DAMANI Neal duh-mahn-ee Axel NYEMBWE NICODEM Pierre Koby QUANSAH Jacob RIMMER Tim SKAPEK Derrick TANGELO Ken TORAIN MARQUIS Waters ANTONE Williams LUMMIE Young IV knee-em-bway NEEK-oh-dem QUAN-zuh RIM-er SKAY-peck TAN-juh-low tur-rain mar-keese AN-tone LUM-mee 10

11 CAREER GAMES PLAYED AND GAMES STARTED Name TOTAL Zach Baker 0/0 9/2 13/0 1/0 23/2 Mark Birmingham 0/0 13/0 1/0 14/0 Josh Blackwell 0/0 1/0 1/0 Jake Bobo 1/0 1/0 Scott Bracey 0/0 12/0 1/0 13/0 Brittain Brown 0/0 13/0 1/1 14/1 Clark Bulleit 0/0 1/0 1/0 0/0 2/0 Griffin Carter 0/0 1/0 0/0 0/0 1/0 Michael Carter II 12/2 1/1 13/3 Edgar Cerenord 0/0 13/0 11/0 13/13 1/1 38/14 Rakavius Chambers 13/0 1/1 14/1 Elijah Deveaux 0/0 1/0 0/0 1/0 Victor Dimukeje 13/13 1/1 14/14 Jack Driggers 13/0 1/0 14/0 Brandon Feamster 0/0 11/0 13/0 1/0 25/0 Quaven Ferguson 0/0 13/0 11/0 6/0 0/0 30/0 Keyston Fuller 0/0 0/0 13/0 1/0 14/0 Xander Gagnon 0/0 13/0 1/0 14/0 Kevin Gehsmann 0/0 1/0 1/0 0/0 2/0 Mark Gilbert 12/3 13/13 1/1 26/17 Joe Giles-Harris 0/0 12/12 13/13 1/1 26/26 Noah Gray 13/0 1/0 14/0 Zach Harmon 0/0 4/0 12/10 13/13 1/1 30/24 Christian Harris 0/0 4/0 6/0 11/1 1/1 22/2 Quentin Harris 0/0 1/0 10/0 1/0 12/0 Jordan Hayes 0/0 10/2 13/10 0/0 23/12 Daniel Helm 0/0 12/0 13/13 1/1 26/14 Brandon Hill 0/0 5/0 1/0 6/0 Casey Holman 1/0 1/0 Tre Hornbuckle 12/1 13/13 1/1 26/15 Marvin Hubbard III 0/0 1/0 1/0 Jackson Hubbard 0/0 1/0 1/0 Myles Hudzick 0/0 13/0 1/0 14/0 Ben Humphreys 13/2 12/12 11/11 1/1 37/26 Deon Jackson 12/0 1/0 13/0 Javon Jackson 0/0 4/0 1/0 5/0 Leonard Johnson 0/0 1/0 1/0 Daniel Jones 0/0 12/12 13/13 1/1 26/26 Scott Jones 0/0 1/0 0/0 1/0 Drew Jordan 13/0 1/0 14/0 Davis Koppenhaver 3/0 0/0 12/0 13/0 1/0 29/0 Robert Kraeling 0/0 13/0 1/1 14/1 Trevon Lee 0/0 4/0 1/0 9/0 0/0 14/0 Johnathan Lloyd 0/0 11/0 12/11 13/13 1/1 37/25 Terrell Lucas 12/0 9/0 1/0 22/0 Jake Marwede 0/0 1/0 1/0 Jeremy McDuffie 13/2 11/0 11/11 1/0 36/13 Name TOTAL Trevon McSwain 0/0 11/0 13/0 1/0 25/0 Jaylen Miller 0/0 2/0 1/0 3/0 Jacob Morgenstern 0/0 3/0 0/0 3/0 Twazanga Mugala 0/0 2/0 5/0 0/0 7/0 Damani Neal 0/0 1/0 1/0 Axel Nyembwe 7/0 1/0 8/0 Chidi Okonya 9/0 0/0 0/0 9/0 Austin Parker 0/0 7/7 12/12 1/1 20/20 Nicodem Pierre 0/0 11/0 5/0 11/0 1/0 28/0 Koby Quansah 12/0 13/2 1/1 26/3 T.J. Rahming 12/6 12/12 13/13 1/1 38/32 A.J. Reed 12/12 0/0 0/0 12/12 Tahj Rice 1/0 1/0 Jacob Rimmer 0/0 1/0 1/0 Chris Rumph II 0/0 1/0 1/0 Julian Santos 9/0 13/13 1/1 23/14 Dylan Singleton 12/0 13/2 1/1 26/3 Liam Smith 0/0 1/0 0/0 1/0 Derrick Tangelo 11/0 1/1 12/1 Chris Taylor 0/0 9/3 12/5 13/7 1/0 35/15 John Taylor 0/0 1/0 1/0 Noah Waddell 0/0 1/0 0/0 1/0 Collin Wareham 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/1 1/1 Marquis Waters 13/1 1/1 14/2 Antone Williams 0/0 1/0 0/0 1/0 Jack Wohlabaugh 1/0 1/0 Ryan Wolitzer 0/0 1/0 0/0 1/0 Ben Wyatt 0/0 13/0 1/0 14/0 Aaron Young 0/0 11/1 13/0 1/1 25/2 Lummie Young IV 0/0 1/0 1/0 CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED STREAKS Mark Gilbert, CB 26 Joe Giles-Harris, LB 26 Daniel Jones, QB 26 Ben Humphreys, LB 25 Zach Harmon, C 24 Johnathan Lloyd, WR 22 T.J. Rahming, WR 33 Johnathan Lloyd, WR 29 Chris Taylor, WR 29 Mark Gilbert, CB 26 Joe Giles-Harris, LB 26 Zach Harmon, C 26 Daniel Helm, TE 26 Tre Hornbuckle, DE 26 Davis Koppenhaver, TE 26 Koby Quansah, LB 26 Dylan Singleton, S 26 Aaron Young, WR 24 Edgar Cerenord, DT 20 Trevon McSwain, DT 20 11

12 CAREER SNAPS PLAYED Name TOTAL Zach Baker Mark Birmingham Josh Blackwell Jake Bobo 7 7 Scott Bracey Brittain Brown Clark Bulleit Griffin Carter Michael Carter II Edgar Cerenord Rakavius Chambers Elijah Deveaux Victor Dimukeje Jack Driggers Brandon Feamster Keyston Fuller Xander Gagnon Kevin Gehsmann Mark Gilbert ,339 Joe Giles-Harris ,745 Noah Gray Zach Harmon ,634 Christian Harris Quentin Harris Jordan Hayes Daniel Helm ,598 Brandon Hill Casey Holman 2 2 Tre Hornbuckle Jackson Hubbard Marvin Hubbard III Myles Hudzick Ben Humphreys ,006 Deon Jackson Javon Jackson Leonard Johnson Daniel Jones ,920 Scott Jones Drew Jordan Davis Koppenhaver Robert Kraeling Trevon Lee Johnathan Lloyd ,331 Terrell Lucas Jake Marwede Jeremy McDuffie ,315 Trevon McSwain Name TOTAL Jaylen Miller Jacob Morgenstern Twazanga Mugala Damani Neal Axel Nyembwe Chidi Okonya Austin Parker Nicodem Pierre Koby Quansah T.J. Rahming ,108 AJ Reed Tahj Rice 6 6 Jacob Rimmer Chris Rumph II Julian Santos Dylan Singleton Liam Smith Derrick Tangelo Chris Taylor ,711 John Taylor Noah Waddell Collin Wareham Marquis Waters Antone Williams Jack Wohlabaugh Ryan Wolitzer Ben Wyatt Aaron Young Lummie Young IV DUKE ROSTER BY CLASS REDSHIRT SENIORS (10): DT Edgar Cerenord, OG/C Zach Harmon, OT Christian Harris, TE Daniel Helm, TE Davis Koppenhaver, WR Trevon Lee, WR Johnathan Lloyd, RB Nicodem Pierre, WR Chris Taylor, K Collin Wareham SENIORS (7): C Clark Bulleit, RB Griffin Carter, LB Kevin Gehsmann, LB Ben Humphreys, S Jeremy McDuffie, WR T.J. Rahming REDSHIRT JUNIORS (12): OG Zach Baker, S Brandon Feamster, WR Keyston Fuller, LB Joe Giles-Harris, QB Quentin Harris, S Jordan Hayes, QB Daniel Jones, DT Trevon Mc- Swain, DE Twazanga Mugala, K/P Austin Parker, CB Mason Williams, WR Aaron Young JUNIORS (11): CB Mark Gilbert, DE Tre Hornbuckle, DE Scott Jones, DE Terrell Lucas, LB Koby Quansah, LS Lee Rodio, OG Julian Santos, S Dylan Singleton, K Tim Skapek, DE Noah Waddell, RB Ryan Wolitzer REDSHIRT SOPHOMORES (17): TE Mark Birmingham, WR Scott Bracey, RB Brittain Brown, RB Elijah Deveaux, LB Xander Gagnon, LB Brandon Hill, CB Myles Hudzick, S Javon Jackson, OT Robert Kraeling, OT Jaylen Miller, LB Jacob Morgenstern, DE Chidi Okonya, K AJ Reed, OT Liam Smith, CB Antone Williams, C Jack Wohlabaugh, LS Ben Wyatt 12 SOPHOMORES (17): S Michael Carter II, OG Rakavius Chambers, K Matthew Cone, DE Victor Dimukeje, K Jack Driggers, WR Troy Duncan, TE Noah Gray, RB Deon Jackson, DE Drew Jordan, QB Daniel Karlin, P Jackson Hubbard, DT Axel Nyembwe, DT Derrick Tangelo, LS John Taylor, S Marquis Waters, OG Tristan Westover, TE Aaron Wright REDSHIRT FRESHMEN (13): CB Josh Blackwell, DE Ben Frye, RB Marvin Hubbard III, S Leonard Johnson, QB Chris Katrenick, OT Patrick Leitten, TE Jake Marwede, S Damani Neal, WR Damond Philyaw-Johnson, OG Jacob Rimmer, DE Chris Rumph II, C Will Taylor, S Lummie Young IV FRESHMEN (23): OT Peace Addo, WR Jake Bobo, DT Elijiah Brown, LB Cole Carteaux, RB Mataeo Durant, K Matt Eklund, TE Zamari Ellis, WR DJ Fullard, WR Jarett Garner, WR/S Joe Hardison, LB Shaka Heyward, OG Casey Holman, QB Gunnar Holmberg, RB James Jackson IV, CB Jeremiah Lewis, OL Maurice McIntyre, QB Robert Nelson, DT Tahj Rice, LB Rocky Shelton II, WR Dennis Smith, S Nate Thompson, OL Zach Thomson, CB Ken Torain