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2012 BIG EAST FOOTBALL PREVIEW

BIG EAST CONFERENCE STAFF

Interim Commissioner .............................................................................................Joseph E. Bailey IIISenior Associate Commissioner (Football & Marketing) ..................................Nicholas Carparelli, Jr.Senior Associate Commissioner (Compliance & Governance) ............................ Joseph D’Antonio, Jr.Senior Associate Commissioner (Administration) ......................................................Donna DeMarcoAssociate Commissioner (Men’s Basketball) ....................................................................... Dan GavittAssociate Commissioner (Women’s Basketball) ..................................................... Danielle DonehewAssociate Commissioner (Television & Men’s Basketball Scheduling) ........................... Tom OdjakjianAssociate Commissioner (Communications) ................................................................ John PaquetteAssociate Commissioner (Olympic Sports) ................................................................... James SiedliskiAssistant Commissioner for Compliance ................................................................ Jennifer CondarasAssistant Commissioner for Women’s Basketball Officiating .......................................Barbara JacobsSenior Director of External Affairs ................................................................................ Ben FaircloughDirector of Business Affairs .............................................................................................. Susan EatonDirector of Communications .............................................................................................Sara NaggarDirector of Communications ......................................................................................... Chuck SullivanDirector of Internet Services ........................................................................................ Mark HodgkinDirector of Men’s Basketball Operations ......................................................................Shawn MurphyDirector of Sport Administration ................................................................................... Kristen BrownDirector of Sport Administration .......................................................................... Robert Weygand, Jr.Assistant Director of Communications ......................................................................... Michael CoyneAssistant Director of Compliance ............................................................................... Kenneth SchankAssistnat Director of Football & Video Administration.................................................. Michael CostaAssistant Director of Sport Administration .................................................................... Sarah EmmettCoordinator of Football Officiating ................................................................................ Terry McAulayCoordinator of Men’s Basketball Officiating ..................................................... G. Arthur Hyland, Esq.Senior Administrative Assistant for Basketball & Administration ......................................Lois DeBloisAssistant to the Commissioner ...................................................................................... Lisa ZanecchiaAdministrative Assistant .................................................................................................Wanda FactorAdministrative Assistant ..................................................................................................... Linda YatesReceptionist ............................................................................................................... Kathy KirkpatrickAdministrative Fellow .................................................................................................... Roberto SassoCommunications Assistant ......................................................................................... Michael O’BrienCommunications Assistant ............................................................................................Brooke RayderOlympic Sports/Sport Administration Assistant ................................................ Catherine CarmignaniDigital Network Assistant ................................................................................................. Jamie Corun

2012 BIG EAST FOOTBALL SUMMER KICKOFF

JULY 30-31 • newport, r.i.BIG EAST Football Media Day will kick off the 2012 season in Newport, R.I., July 30 and 31. All eight BIG EAST head coaches will be present, along with selected players from each team. Please contact Chuck Sullivan or John Paquette at the BIG EAST office for more information.

COACHES TELECONFERENCE

The BIG EAST will once again hold weekly teleconferences with its eight head football coaches, beginning in August and continuing each Monday through the end of November. Each coach will be available for 10 minutes at the following times (all times Eastern):

11:10 Kyle Flood, Rutgers 11:20 Charlie Strong, Louisville 11:30 Paul Chryst, Pittsburgh 11:40 Paul Pasqualoni, Connecticut 11:50 Doug Marrone, Syracuse Noon Skip Holtz, USF 12:10 Butch Jones, Cincinnati 12:20 Steve Addazio, Temple

Archived audio from each teleconference will be available on the BIG EAST website, generally by 2 p.m. Eastern.

WEEKLy FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTSThe BIG EAST offers video highlights and clips of selected press conferences on a weekly basis through the XOS Digital XChange FTP tool. Content is available in full broadcast-quality resolution. Please contact the BIG EAST for more information.

BIGEAST.ORGThe official website of the BIG EAST Conference features up-to-date information on all facets of the league, including the eight football playing members. Football standings, results, statistics and notes are updated as games are played. In addition, in-game scores for all football contests involving BIG EAST teams will be updated in-progress.

COLLEGEPRESSBOX.COMThe BIG EAST provides content for members of the media online through CollegePressBox.com. The site includes media guides, depth charts, photos, logos and statistics for every Bowl Subdivision team and conference as well as up-to-date information on bowl games and postseason awards.

This site is intended for media use only. For more information, please contact the BIG EAST Conference communications department at (401) 453-0660 or [email protected].

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2-3 ..................................... About The BIG EAST4-5 ......................................BIG EAST Notebook6-7 .......................................Cincinnati Bearcats8-9 .....................................Connecticut Huskies10-11 ...................................Louisville Cardinals12-13 ..................................Pittsburgh Panthers14-15 ............................ Rutgers Scarlet Knights16-17 .................................................. USF Bulls18-19 ...................................... Syracuse Orange20-21 .............................................Temple Owls22............................. 2012 Composite Schedule23...................................................2011 Results24-25 ..................................... 2011 At A Glance26................................................ BCS Standings27..................................................... Milestones28...............................................2011 In Review29................................................ NCAA Leaders30-36 .......................................... 2011 Statistics37-38 .....................................2011 Superlatives

CREDITS

The 2012 BIG EAST Football Preview is published by The BIG EAST Conference. It was written, edited and designed by Chuck Sullivan. Editorial assistance by John Paquette, Sara Naggar and Michael Coyne. Special thanks to the conference media relations staffs for their assistance.

Photos by Associated Press, Bruce Schwartzman, J. Meric and the conference media relations offices.

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Entering its 22nd season as a football-playing entity in 2012, The BIG EAST Conference is poised, among a sea of change in the college football world, to continue as one of the nation’s top conferences.

By any objective metric, the BIG EAST has been a success story on the football field. The conference has regularly put its teams in position for the Bowl Championship Series National Championship while amassing an impressive head-to-head record against its counterparts.

The BIG EAST football membership in 2012 will consist of the University of Cincinnati, the University of Connecticut, the University of Louisville, the University of Pittsburgh, Rutgers University, the University of South Florida, Syracuse University and Temple University.

The BIG EAST membership will have a new look in 2013 as the conference becomes the first truly national major college football league. That year, the league will welcome Boise State University, the University of Central Florida, the University of Houston, the University of Memphis, San Diego State University and Southern Methodist University to its football ranks. The U.S. Naval Academy will join the BIG EAST in 2015.

Eight of the schools that will comprise the future membership of the BIG EAST finished in the top 25 of the final BCS standings at least once since 2006, with a combined 14 top-25 finishes by those schools in that six-year span.

That kind of success underscores the BIG EAST’s recent history as one of the deepest conferences in college football. Every BIG EAST team won at least five games in 2011 – the first time since 1905 that a major college football conference could make that claim. The BIG EAST is the only Division I conference in which each of its members played in at least one bowl game in the past two seasons. The BIG EAST will likewise be the only league in which each team has at least one bowl win in the last four years.

The BIG EAST has always been strategic in its growth, with a goal of showcasing high-quality teams in highly populated markets. The conference’s forthcoming membership changes will further enhance that strategy by placing at least one BIG EAST school in all four time zones across the continental United States. All told, the BIG EAST football membership will be centered in 11 states, 12 of the top 50 Nielsen media markets and six of the top 25 media markets. The conference will have a television households reach of 24.3 million – by far the largest number in college football.

The BIG EAST has been a charter member of each of the major bowl agreements with the major conferences, beginning with the Bowl Coalition in 1992, followed by the Bowl Alliance in 1995 and the Bowl Championship Series in 1998. Eight times in the league’s 21 seasons, a BIG EAST squad has played for a claim to the national crown in a postseason game. The conference has produced two national

championship teams and has seen three teams finish as the No. 2-ranked team nationally.

The 2012 season will mark the fifth year of a six-year arrangement with ESPN that gives the BIG EAST national exposure on ABC television and the ESPN family of networks. ESPN, ESPN2 or ABC will carry a minimum of 19 BIG EAST home games each season, marking the highest guaranteed total on ESPN and ABC in league history. Championship Week in December includes three BIG EAST games on either ABC, ESPN or ESPN2. At least four BIG EAST games are featured on ESPN’s Thursday-night package each year.

In addition, ESPN Regional Television will continue to produce and distribute its BIG EAST Network package to a nationally syndicated audience, reaching more than 30 million homes. Sportsnet New York (SNY) will carry more than 20 BIG EAST Network games, providing a reach of more than 13 million homes alone. A minimum of five home games will be carried on ESPNU.

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

The BIG EAST has always aligned itself with prestigious bowl games. The league is one of the

About The BIG EAST

Cincinnati won a share of the BiG eASt title for the third time in four years last season and celebrated a win against Vanderbilt in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl

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original founders of the Bowl Championship Series and continues to be one of only six conferences that receives an automatic annual bid in the existing agreement.

The BIG EAST Conference champion earns the league’s automatic BCS bid. The BCS – which enters its 15th season in 2012-13 – is a five-game arrangement for postseason college football that is designed to match the two top-rated teams in a national championship game and to create exciting and competitive matchups between eight other highly regarded teams in four other BCS games.

If the BIG EAST champion finishes No. 1 or No. 2 in the final BCS standings, that team earns a spot in the BCS National Championship Game. Otherwise, the league champion will compete in one of the four remaining BCS bowl games – the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, Discover Orange Bowl, Allstate Sugar Bowl or the Rose Bowl Game presented by VIZIO. Each bowl hosts two games once every four years - its traditional game plus the National Championship Game approximately one week later.

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

The Champs Sports Bowl has the first selection of BIG EAST teams after the conference’s BCS representative is determined. The Atlantic Coast Conference will provide the opposition for the Champs Sports Bowl, which is played in Orlando, Fla.

The BIG EAST enters its 11th year as a partner with the Belk Bowl in Charlotte, N.C. Played in Bank of America Stadium, the Belk Bowl will select its BIG EAST participant after the Champs Sports Bowl with the ACC again providing the opponent.

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

A BIG EAST representative will face either an opponent from the Southeastern Conference or the Conference USA champion as part of a four-year arrangement with the BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham, Ala., and the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in Memphis. The BIG EAST will send a team to one of those bowl games in each year of the deal. The BIG EAST has been a partner with the BBVA Compass Bowl since 2006 and has sent a number of teams to the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in recent years.

The 2012 season will mark the fifth year of the BIG EAST’s partnership with the Beef ‘O’Brady’s Bowl at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. The Beef ‘O’Brady’s Bowl pairs the BIG EAST representative against an opponent from Conference USA.

The enhanced lineup gives BIG EAST teams access to at least six postseason games each year in some of the most accessible and desirable destinations in college football.

The BIG EAST is Doing Big Things The BIG EAST has been a leader in major college football since the

formation of the football conference in 1991. The league has produced two national championship teams and three national runners-up.

BIG EAST teams have gone 7-7 all-time in Bowl Championship Series games since the formation of the BCS in 1999. The BIG EAST is one of just five conferences (along with the Mountain West, SEC, WAC and Pac-12) with at least a .500 record in BCS games.

In the BCS era, the BIG EAST has the best overall bowl record of any Bowl Subdivision conference. The BIG EAST is 43-27 (.614) in bowl games since the 1998-99 season.

A BIG EAST team has finished among the top eight in the final Associated Press poll four times in the past seven years.

All eight of the BIG EAST’s 2012 members have played in at least one bowl game in the past two years. The BIG EAST is the only league in the nation in which every member has reached the postseason in the past two seasons.

Since 2006, the BIG EAST has had two teams (Louisville, Cincinnati) finish the season with at least 12 wins. In the 2013 season, the BIG EAST will include teams that have produced eight 12-win seasons since 2006 (five by Boise State, one each by Cincinnati, Louisville and Houston).

When the BIG EAST last reconfigured, for the 2005 season, the three incoming members were able to reach unprecedented heights. Cincinnati, Louisville and USF have all achieved rankings in the top three of the BCS standings since joining the BIG EAST.

The BIG EAST’s incoming members bring a combination of proven achievement and unlimited potential.

Boise State has won two BCS bowl games since 2007 and has finished in the top 12 in the final BCS standings six times since 2004.

UCF finished No. 25 in the final 2010 BCS standings, has the second-largest undergraduate enrollment in the country and is located in the nation’s No. 19 media market.

Houston won 13 games last season, was ranked No. 19 in the final BCS standings and is situated in the nation’s 10th-largest media market.

Memphis played in five bowl games in six years between 2003 and 2008 and is located in a top-50 media market.

navy, which will join the BIG EAST in 2015, played in a bowl game in eight consecutive years from 2003-10.

San Diego State has played in back-to-back bowl games, is located in a rich recruiting area, plays in an NFL stadium and is part of the 28th-ranked media market.

SMU has played in a bowl game in each of the past three seasons, is located in the nation’s No. 5 media market and is enjoying a football resurgence.

temple has averaged nearly nine wins in the past three years, is in a top-five media market, plays in an NFL stadium and has reached the postseason in two of the last three years.

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Stretch RunUnder the alignment that was in place from 2005-11, the BIG EAST was a combined 215-93 in nonleague games (.694).

BiG eASt nonconference recordincludes Bowl GamesYear won Lost tied pct.1991 33 21 0 .6111992 27 21 2 .5601993 23 12 1 .6531994 22 15 0 .5951995 15 20 0 .4291996 20 17 0 .5411997 13 24 0 .3511998 19 17 0 .5281999 19 18 0 .5142000 28 9 0 .7572001 26 12 0 .6842002 30 16 0 .6522003 27 18 0 .6002004 23 16 0 .5902005 20 16 0 .5562006 37 8 0 .8222007 32 13 0 .7112008 33 14 0 .7022009 36 10 0 .7832010 28 18 0 .6092011 29 16 0 .644Total 540 331 3 .6202005- 215 93 0 .694

where we StandSince 2006, the BIG EAST ranks third among FBS conferences in nonconference winning percentage. nonconference records (2006-11) Conference W L Pct. SEC 275 63 .814 Big 12 233 83 .737 BIG EAST 195 79 .712 Big Ten 218 97 .692 Pac-12 140 84 .625 ACC 208 129 .617 Mountain West 140 109 .562 WAC 119 139 .461 Conference USA 129 194 .399 MAC 111 226 .329 Sun Belt 56 177 .240

once in A LifetimeEvery BIG EAST team finished with at least five wins in 2011. The only other time that an existing Bowl Subdivision conference had each member finish with at least five wins was in 1904 and 1905, when the Big Nine (now the Big Ten) had all of its members with at least five victories.

no Layups HereThe BIG EAST is the only Bowl Subdivision confer-ence in which each member won at least four games in 2011. In fact, the BIG EAST is the only FBS conference that did not have a team with three wins or fewer.

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

When It CountsThe BIG EAST has the best postseason record of any Bowl Subdivision conference during the Bowl Championship Series era. Bowl records (1998-2011) Conference W L Pct. BIG EAST 43 27 .614 Mountain West 31 20 .608 SEC 67 47 .588 Big 12 54 52 .509 Pac-12 37 41 .474 ACC 45 53 .459 Big Ten 45 54 .455 MAC 19 23 .452 Sun Belt 8 11 .421 Conference USA 29 40 .420 WAC 21 29 .420

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BIG EAST NotebookKeep an eye on these BIG EAST players, who could challenge for all-America honors in 2012.

Drew Frey, Sr., SS, CincinnatiAll-BIG EAST First Team in 2011; Had 73 tackles, two interceptions and eight pass breakups as a junior.

Anthony McClung, Jr., WR, CincinnatiHad team highs with 49 catches, 683 receiving yards and six touchdown catches in 2011.

Lyle McCombs, So., RB, ConnecticutBIG EAST Rookie of the Year, All-BIG EAST Second Team and FWAA Freshman All-America selec-tions in 2011 after rushing for 1,151 yards and seven TDs.

Ryan Griffin, Sr., TE, ConnecticutThe top returning tight end in the BIG EAST. Earned All-BIG EAST Second Team honors last year with 33 catches for 499 yards and three TDs.

Adrian Bushell, Sr., CB, LouisvilleA big-play corner who was an All-BIG EAST First Team choice in 2011. Had four pass breakups, a forced fumble and blocked two kicks last year.

Hakeem Smith, Jr., SS, LouisvilleEarned All-BIG EAST First Team honors last year after earning Second Team and Rookie-of-the-Year plaudits in 2010.

Ray Graham, Sr., RB, PittsburghEarned All-BIG EAST First Team honors despite missing five games with a knee injury. Rushed for 958 yards and nine TDs and was ranked second nationally in rushing before the injury.

Jarred Holley, Sr., FS, PittsburghTwo-time All-BIG EAST selection, including a First Team choice last season..

Khaseem Greene, Sr., LB, RutgersShared BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2011 after leading the league in tackles (140).

Duron Harmon, Sr., FS, RutgersEarned All-BIG EAST First Team honors. Led the conference with five interceptions.

B.J. Daniels, Sr., QB, USFEnters his fourth year as the Bulls’ starter and is on pace to break the BIG EAST’s career total offense record.

Ryne Giddins, Jr., DE, USFAll-BIG EAST Second Team selection who regis-tered 5.5 sacks and 11 tackles for loss in his first year as a starter.

Justin Pugh, Jr., OT, SyracuseEnjoyed a breakout 2011 season, capped by All-BIG EAST First Team honors. .

Matt Brown, Sr., RB, TempleDiminutive back rushed for 916 yards and six touchdowns behind NFL draft choice Bernard Pierce.

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Bowling trophiesThe BIG EAST has gone 23-11 in bowl games in the past five seasons. Year-By-Year Bowl records (2006-11) year W L Pct. 2006 5 0 1.000 2007 3 2 .600 2008 4 2 .667 2009 4 2 .667 2010 4 2 .667 2011 3 2 .600

on the national StageBIG EAST representatives have won four of their last seven Bowl Championship Series games.

LogjamCincinnati, Louisville and West Virginia finished in a three-way tie for the BIG EAST Championship in 2011, marking the second straight year in which three teams tied for the conference title. Con-necticut, Pittsburgh and West Virginia shared the championship in 2010.

what Do they Know?Louisville, which was picked seventh in the BIG EAST preseason media poll, became the lowest preseason selection to win a share of the conference title. Connecticut (in 2007) and Cincinnati (2008) both won BIG EAST titles after being picked fifth in the respective preseason polls.

this Sounds FamiliarCincinnati won a share of its third BIG EAST title in four years in the 2011 season.

paper or plasticThe BIG EAST had three teams among the top four nationally in sacks in 2011. Cincinnati was second in the nation (3.46 per game), while Pittsburgh was third (3.31) and USF fourth (3.25).

ten GrandConnecticut running back Lyle McCombs became just the 10th BIG EAST freshman to surpass 1,000 rushing yards in a season (1,151). He is the first BIG EAST rookie to break 1,000 yards since Dion Lewis of Pittsburgh did it in 2009.

Comprehensive CoverageLouisville allowed seven yards on punt returns in 2011.

totally offensiveUSF QB B.J. Daniels finished his junior year ranked eighth on the BIG EAST’s career total offense chart. Daniels has 7,992 yards of total offense, leaving him 2,883 yards behind former USF QB Matt Grothe, who holds the record with 10,875 yards.

A Change would Do You GoodThe BIG EAST is scheduled to undergo the following membership changes in the coming years: 2012 Temple replaces West Virginia 2013 Boise State, UCF, Houston, Memphis, San

Diego State and SMU join the conference 2015 Navy joins the conference

what they Bring to the tableEach of the BIG EAST’s new members has played in at least one bowl game since the 2008 season.


Rising StarsHere are some BIG EAST players who could be poised for breakout seasons in 2012.

Munchie Legaux, Jr., QB, CincinnatiEnters first full year as the starter after filling in for injured Zach Collaros last season. The last two regular starting QBs at Cincinnati have been All-BIG EAST First Team picks.

Yawin Smallwood, So., LB, ConnecticutRegistered 94 tackles, two fumble recoveries and an interception last year as a redshirt freshman.

Chandler Whitmer, Jr., QB, ConnecticutJunior college transfer who could step in as the starter in his first year with the Huskies.

Teddy Bridgewater, So., QB, LouisvilleStepped in as the starter after the third game of the season and earned unanimous BIG EAST Rookie of the Year honors. FWAA and Sporting News Freshman All-America pick.

Eli Rogers, So., WR, LouisvilleLed the Cardinals with 41 receptions and was a yard shy of the team lead with 454 receiving yards as a true freshman.

Aaron Donald, Jr., DE, PittsburghRanked second in the conference with 11 sacks on his way to All-BIG EAST Second Team honors last year.

Jawan Jamison, So., RB, RutgersEmerged from a crowded backfield to finish with nearly half of the Scarlet Knights’ carries as a freshman. Rushed for 897 yards and nine TDs.

Brandon Coleman, So., WR, RutgersBig-play threat who averaged 32.5 yards per catch and had six touchdown receptions as a redshirt freshman.

Sterling Griffin, Jr., WR, USFHad team highs with 43 receptions, 530 receiv-ing yards and three touchdown catches in 2011.

DeDe Lattimore, Jr., LB, USFTeam’s leading tackler from last year (94) who leads a group of three returning starters at LB.

Marcus Sales, Sr., WR, SyracuseReturns to the lineup after missing the 2011 sea-son. Ended the 2010 campaign with a five-catch, 172-yard, three-touchdown performance against Kansas State in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl.

Dyshawn Davis, So., LB, SyracuseLed the Orange with 10.5 tackles for loss and had four sacks as a freshman.

Chris Coyer, Jr., QB, TempleSplit time at QB last year and threw for six TDs and rushed for three more. Offensive MVP of the New Mexico Bowl.

Levi Brown, Jr., DT, TempleReturning starter at nose tackle for a defense that ranked third nationally in scoring.

ray Graham of pittsburgh and Khaseem Greene of rutgers

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CincinnatiON THE SIDELINEHEAD COACHButch Jones (Ferris State ’90)

overall record (Years)41-24 (five years)

record at Cincinnati (Years)14-11 (two years)

ASSISTANT COACHESSteve Stripling .......................... Assistant Head Coach/Defensive LineMike Bajakian ...........................Offensive Coordinator/QuarterbacksJohn Jancek ................................Defensive Coordinator/LinebackersMark Elder ..................................Special Teams Coordinator/SafetiesDon Mahoney ...............................................................Offensive LineShannon Morrison .......................................................... CornerbacksT.J. Weist ...............................Wide Receivers/Recruiting CoordinatorDave Johnson .....................................................................Tight EndsRoy Manning ............................................................... Running Backs

AT A GLANCELocation:........................................ Cincinnati, Ohioenrollment: ..................................................41,357nickname: ................................................. BearcatsColors: .............................................. Red and Blackweb site: .......................................GoBearcats.comStadium: ....................................... Nippert StadiumStadium Capacity: ........................................35,000Surface: .............................................. FieldTurf Propresident: ...............................Dr. Gregory WilliamsAthletic Director:...............................Whit BabcockHead Coach: .........................................Butch JonesFootball Contact: ................................ Ryan Koslenphone: ............................................ (513) 497-3132offensive System: ........................................SpreadDefensive System: ..................................... MultipleLettermen returning/Lost: ........................... 43/21Starters returning/Lost: ............................... 14/11

2012 SCHEDULEDate opponentThu., Sept. 6 PITTSBURGH (8 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Sept. 15 Delaware State (7 p.m., ESPN3)Sat., Sept. 29 vs. Virginia Tech 1

Sat., Oct. 6 Miami (Ohio)Sat., Oct. 13 FordhamSat., Oct. 20 at ToledoFri., Oct. 26 at LOUISVILLE (8 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2)Sat., Nov. 3 SYRACUSESat., Nov. 10 at TEMPLESat., Nov. 17 RUTGERSFri., Nov. 23 USF (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)Sat., Dec. 1 at CONNECTICUT (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)1 at FedEx Field, Landover, Md.

2011 RESULTS (10-3, 5-2 BiG eASt) rank offense DefenseDate opponent result Attend. Cin opp rush pass total passing to rush pass total to9/3 Austin Peay (BIG EAST Network) W, 72-10 23,282 -/- -/- 387 174 561 14-22-0 0 127 150 277 59/10 at Tennessee (ESPN2) L, 23-45 94,207 -/rv rv/rv 166 230 396 21-34-0 0 126 405 531 29/17 Akron (ESPN3) W, 59-14 24,991 -/ -/- 164 178 342 13-21-0 1 129 220 349 69/22 North Carolina State (ESPN/ESPN3D) W, 44-14 28,431 -/- -/- 240 263 503 25-34-1 1 -26 348 322 310/1 at Miami (Ohio) (ESPN3) W, 27-0 16,408 -/- -/- 147 251 398 16-30-2 4 -3 267 264 210/15 LOUISVILLE 1 (BIG EAST Network) W, 25-16 40,971 rv/- -/- 178 152 330 18-26-1 1 70 201 271 110/22 at USF (BIG EAST Network) W, 37-34 44,248 rv/rv -/- 118 389 507 26-41-2 3 86 409 495 411/5 at PITTSBURGH (ESPNU) W, 26-23 49,362 23/22 -/- 152 214 366 19-32-2 2 179 218 397 211/12 WEST VIRGINIA 1 (ABC) L, 21-24 48,152 23/18 rv/rv 190 214 404 17-32-1 2 32 372 404 111/19 at RUTGERS (ESPNU) L, 3-20 47,447 rv/rv rv/rv 67 158 225 12-31-1 2 203 182 385 011/26 at SYRACUSE (BIG EAST Network) W, 30-13 38,159 rv/- -/- 189 179 368 15-25-0 0 170 203 373 112/3 CONNECTICUT (ESPN) W, 35-27 27,930 rv/25 -/- 102 217 319 15-35-2 3 18 252 270 312/31 vs. Vanderbilt 2 (ABC) W, 31-24 57,103 rv/24 -/- 221 80 301 12-29-2 2 127 168 295 3

1 at Paul Brown Stadium2 AutoZone Liberty Bowl, Memphis, Tenn.

offense (5)Austen Bunjoch, OLSean Hooey, OLEric Lefeld, OLAnthony McClung, WRKembrell Thompkins, WR

Defense (7)Maalik Bomar, LBCamerron Cheatham, CBDeven Drane, CBDrew Frey, SDan Giordano, DLWalter Stewart, LBNick Temple, LB

Special teams (2)Tony Miliano, KPat O’Donnell, P

Bearcats

2011 RECORD10-3 overall

5-2 BIG EAST (tied, first)

FINAL RANKING Ap/USA toDAY

25/21

POSTSEASONDefeated Vanderbilt, 31-24,

in AutoZone Liberty Bowl

RETURNING STARTERS

Munchie Legaux Dan Giordano Drew Frey

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rUSHinG Gp Att Gain Loss net Avg tD Long Avg/GPEAD, Isaiah 13 237 1338 79 1259 5.3 12 65 96.8COLLAROS, Zach 10 84 360 126 234 2.8 8 17 23.4WINN, George 13 40 220 1 219 5.5 2 69 16.8total 13 500 2659 338 2321 4.6 28 69 178.5opponents 13 457 1748 509 1239 2.7 10 36 95.3

pASSinG G effic Cmp-Att-int pct Yds tD Lng Avg/GCOLLAROS, Zach 10 131.79 166-272-10 61.0 1940 15 72 194.0LEGAUX, Munchie 11 108.98 55-116-4 47.4 749 5 69 68.1LUALLEN, Jordan 9 71.00 2-4-0 50.0 10 0 9 1.1Total 13 124.42 223-392-14 56.9 2699 20 72 207.6opponents 13 124.26 291-483-16 60.2 3394 17 87 261.1

reCeiVinG G no. Yds Avg tD Long Avg/GMCCLUNG, Anthony 13 49 683 13.9 6 36 52.5THOMPKINS, Kenbrell 13 44 536 12.2 2 44 41.2PEAD, Isaiah 13 39 319 8.2 3 69 24.5Total 13 223 2699 12.1 20 72 207.6opponents 13 291 3394 11.7 17 87 261.1

pUnt retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongWOODS, DJ 11 71 6.5 0 24PEAD, Isaiah 8 74 9.2 0 34total 26 186 7.2 0 34opponents 21 144 6.9 0 40

KiCK retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongABERNATHY, Ralph David 39 1034 26.5 1 90total 49 1181 24.1 1 90opponents 72 1361 18.9 0 42

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsMILIANO, Tony 0 17-25 47-50 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 98PEAD, Isaiah 15 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 90COLLAROS, Zach 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-2 0 0 48MCCLUNG, Anthony 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36ROBINSON, Adrien 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 20Total 55 17-25 50-53 0-0 1 1-2 0 0 433opponents 29 20-25 28-28 0-0 1 1-1 0 0 264

totAL oFFenSe G plays rush pass total Avg/GCOLLAROS, Zach 10 356 234 1940 2174 217.4PEAD, Isaiah 13 237 1259 0 1259 96.8LEGAUX, Munchie 11 157 185 749 934 84.9total 13 892 2321 2699 5020 386.2opponents 13 940 1239 3394 4633 356.4

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkMILIANO, Tony 17-25 68.0 0-0 7-7 2-6 8-12 0-0 48 4

pUntinG no. Yds Avg Long tB FC i20 BlkdO’DONNELL, Pat 63 2760 43.8 76 8 9 26 0total 64 2790 43.6 76 8 9 26 1opponents 80 3133 39.2 61 7 25 17 0

ALL pUrpoSe G rush rec pr Kor ir tot Avg/GPEAD, Isaiah 13 1259 319 74 0 0 1652 127.1ABERNATHY, Ralph David 13 38 -4 0 1034 0 1068 82.2MCCLUNG, Anthony 13 4 683 0 0 0 687 52.8WOODS, DJ 13 36 450 71 0 0 557 42.8THOMPKINS, Kenbrell 13 0 536 0 0 0 536 41.2total 13 2321 2699 186 1181 244 6631 510.1opponents 13 1239 3394 144 1361 142 6280 483.1

DeFenSe G Solo Ast total tFL/Yds Sacks int pBU H Fr-Yds FF Blk SafSCHAFFER, JK 13 51 63 114 12.5-46 4.0-26 3-41 6 1 2-17 3 . .FREY, Drew 13 43 30 73 2.5-7 . 2-15 8 2 . . . .RICHARDSON, Wesley 13 37 34 71 . . 1-0 4 . . 1 . .WOLFE, Derek 13 37 33 70 21.5-96 9.5-66 . 1 6 2-0 2 . .BOMAR, Maalik 13 29 31 60 3.5-8 1.0-3 . 3 2 2-54 . . .total 13 532 448 980 111-482 46-325 16-244 52 29 17-64 20 1 .opponents 13 519 357 876 85.0-317 21-153 14-142 44 25 7-0 8 6 .

Returning players in italics

2011 STATISTICAL LEADERS

STORyLINESCincinnati has won at least a share of the BIG EAST title three times in the last four years.

The Bearcats will have to replace last year’s BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year — RB Isaiah Pead — and the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year — DT Derek Wolfe.

QB Munchie Legaux, who came off the bench last season, is expected to take over for Zach Collaros, a two-time All-BIG EAST selection.

Cincinnati returns three of its four starters in the defensive secondary, highlighted by SS Drew Frey, an All-BIG EAST First Team selection. Frey was second on the team in tackles and had two interceptions in the 2011 season.

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ConnecticutON THE SIDELINEHEAD COACHPaul Pasqualoni (Penn State ’72)

overall record (Years)140-79-1 (20 years)

record at Connecticut (Years)5-7 (one year)

ASSISTANT COACHESGeorge DeLeone ......................Offensive Cooridnator/Offensive LineDon Brown .................................Defensive Coordinator/CornerbacksClayton White ..................Special Teams Coordinator/Running BacksHank Hughes ........................... Assistant Head Coach/Defensive LineMatt Cersosimo ................... Wide Receivers, Recruiting CoordinatorShane Day ......................................................................QuarterbacksMike Foley ....................................................................Offensive LineDarrell Perkins ........................................................................SafetiesJon Wholley ..................................................................... Linebackers

AT A GLANCELocation: ............................................ Storrs, Conn.enrollment: .................................................30,525nickname: ................................................. HuskiesColors: ........................ National Flag Blue & Whiteweb site: .................................UConnHuskies.comStadium: ....................................... Rentschler FieldStadium Capacity: ........................................40,000Surface: ............................................ Natural Grasspresident: .................................... Dr. Susan HerbstAthletic Director: ............................Warde ManuelHead Coach: ..................................Paul PasqualoniFootball Contact: ............................... Mike Enrightphone: ............................................ (860) 486-3531offensive System: .................................... MultipleDefensive System: .............................................4-3Lettermen returning/Lost: .......................... 29/20Starters returning/Lost: ................................ 15/9

2012 SCHEDULEDate opponentThu., Aug. 30 Massachusetts (7:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)Sat., Sept. 8 NC State (Noon, BIG EAST Network)Sat., Sept. 15 at Maryland (12:30 p.m., ACC Network)Sat., Sept. 22 at Western Michigan (2 p.m., ESPN3)Sat., Sept. 29 Buffalo (Noon, BIG EAST Network)Sat., Oct. 6 at RUTGERSSat., Oct. 13 TEMPLEFri., Oct. 19 at SYRACUSE (8 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Nov. 3 at USFFri., Nov. 9 PITTSBURGH (8 p.m., ESPN2)Sat., Nov. 24 at LOUISVILLESat., Dec. 1 CINCINNATI (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)

2011 RESULTS (5-7, 3-4 BiG eASt) rank offense DefenseDate opponent result Attend. Conn opp rush pass total passing to rush pass total to9/3 Fordham (ESPN3) W, 35-3 34,562 -/- -/- 206 228 434 12-21-1 1 20 149 169 19/10 at Vanderbilt (CSS) L, 21-24 32,119 -/- -/- 89 104 193 11-29-3 4 118 141 259 39/16 Iowa State (ESPN2) L, 20-24 37,195 -/- -/rv 112 231 343 15-36-1 3 101 240 341 39/24 at Buffalo (BIG EAST Network) W, 17-3 18,215 -/- -/- 80 213 293 12-22-0 0 126 193 319 110/1 Western Michigan (BIG EAST Network) L, 31-38 36,648 -/- -/- 151 300 451 22-39-0 1 11 479 490 210/8 at WEST VIRGINIA (BIG EAST Network) L, 16-43 56,179 -/- 16/19 82 193 275 21-37-0 1 72 469 541 210/15 USF (BIG EAST Network) W, 16-10 37,162 -/- rv/rv 118 135 253 14-25-0 2 175 164 339 410/26 at PITTSBURGH (ESPN) L, 20-35 40,219 -/- -/- 114 202 316 18-34-0 0 96 433 529 011/5 SYRACUSE (ESPNU) W, 28-21 38,769 -/- -/- 198 113 311 8-14-2 5 90 275 365 311/19 LOUISVILLE (BIG EAST Network) L, 20-34 34,483 -/- -/- 76 253 329 18-45-1 2 126 173 299 311/26 RUTGERS (ESPN2) W, 40-22 37,857 -/- rv/rv 178 112 290 11-17-0 1 -9 439 430 612/3 at CINCINNATI (ESPN) L, 27-35 27,930 -/- rv/25 18 252 270 20-40-1 3 102 217 319 3

offense (6)Kevin Friend, OTSteve Greene, OGRyan Griffin, TEAdam Masters, OGLyle McCombs, RBJohnny McEntee, QB

Defense (8)Ty-Meer Brown, SDwayne Gratz, CBJory Johnson, LBByron Jones, SJesse Joseph, DESio Moore, LBYawin Smallwood, LB Trevardo Williams, DE

Special teams (1)Cole Wagner, P

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STORyLINESConnecticut returns three quarterbacks who saw significant playing time in 2011, including Johnny McEntee and Scott McCummings, who both played in all 12 games.

RB Lyle McCombs rushed for 1,151 yards as a fresh-man last season — the fourth-highest total by a first-year player in BIG EAST history.

All-BIG EAST Second Team DE Trevardo Williams leads a defense that returns eight starters from last year. All three starting linebackers return.

The Huskies will miss the production of K David Teggart, who is the school’s career scoring leader. K Chad Christen, who has been the kickoff specialist for the past two seasons, is expected to take over as the placekicker.

rUSHinG Gp Att Gain Loss net Avg tD Long Avg/GMcCOMBS, Lyle 12 275 1244 93 1151 4.2 7 65 95.9McCUMMINGS, Scott 12 74 327 42 285 3.9 5 18 23.8JEAN-LOUIS, Jonathan 11 23 88 9 79 3.4 0 11 7.2total 12 466 1843 421 1422 3.1 13 65 118.5opponents 12 385 1492 464 1028 2.7 11 48 85.7

pASSinG G effic Cmp-Att-int pct Yds tD Lng Avg/GMcENTEE, Johnny 12 111.30 172-335-8 51.3 2110 12 64 175.8NEBRICH, Mike 8 62.83 5-14-1 35.7 69 0 21 8.6McCUMMINGS, Scott 12 247.88 5-10-0 50.0 157 2 55 13.1total 12 113.21 182-359-9 50.7 2336 14 64 194.7opponents 12 132.37 248-429-18 57.8 3372 22 92 281.0

reCeiVinG G no. Yds Avg tD Long Avg/GMOORE, Isiah 12 43 566 13.2 0 41 47.2MOORE, Kashif 12 41 604 14.7 5 62 50.3GRIFFIN, Ryan 12 33 499 15.1 3 55 41.6total 12 182 2336 12.8 14 64 194.7opponents 12 248 3372 13.6 22 92 281.0

pUnt retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongWILLIAMS, Nick 22 123 5.6 0 36Total 23 132 5.7 1 36opponents 33 214 6.5 0 18

KiCK retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongWILLIAMS, Nick 37 920 24.9 0 61Total 43 1039 24.2 0 61opponents 47 1139 24.2 1 100

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsTEGGART, David 0 22-28 29-30 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 95McCOMBS, Lyle 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48MOORE, Kashif 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36McCUMMINGS, Scott 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30GRIFFIN, Ryan 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 20total 32 22-28 29-30 0-0 2 2-2 0 0 291opponents 38 9-16 35-35 0-0 0 0-2 0 1 292

totAL oFFenSe G plays rush pass total Avg/GMcENTEE, Johnny 12 390 -148 2110 1962 163.5McCOMBS, Lyle 12 275 1151 0 1151 95.9total 12 825 1422 2336 3758 313.2opponents 12 814 1028 3372 4400 366.7

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkTEGGART, David 22-28 78.6 1-1 5-5 4-4 8-14 4-4 53 1

pUntinG no. Yds Avg Long tB FC i20 BlkdWAGNER, Cole 80 3288 41.1 63 5 29 21 0total 80 3288 41.1 63 5 29 21 0opponents 74 3029 40.9 67 5 16 25 1

ALL pUrpoSe G rush rec pr Kor ir tot Avg/GMcCOMBS, Lyle 12 1151 172 0 0 0 1323 110.2WILLIAMS, Nick 12 3 236 123 920 0 1282 106.8MOORE, Kashif 12 25 604 0 0 0 629 52.4MOORE, Isiah 12 0 566 0 0 0 566 47.2GRIFFIN, Ryan 12 0 499 0 0 0 499 41.6total 12 1422 2336 132 1039 168 5097 424.8opponents 12 1028 3372 214 1139 120 5873 489.4

DeFenSe G Solo Ast total tFL/Yds Sacks int pBU H Fr-Yds FF Blk SafJOHNSON, Jory 12 45 52 97 7.0-24 . 2-28 4 . 2-0 1 . .SMALLWOOD, Yawin 12 36 58 94 2.5-8 1.5-5 1-28 3 1 2-64 1 . .MOORE, Sio 12 55 31 86 16.0-58 6.5-40 3--2 6 3 1-0 2 . .JUNIOR, Jerome 12 30 30 60 1.5-9 0.5-3 1-12 6 . 1-0 1 . .GRATZ, Dwayne 12 35 18 53 4.5-12 . 3-32 4 . 1-14 1 . .total 12 442 402 844 87-368 35-224 18-168 54 19 12-97 10 1 .opponents 12 453 394 847 86.0-363 41-257 9-120 41 18 14-119 16 2 1




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LouisvilleON THE SIDELINEHEAD COACHCharlie Strong (Central Arkansas ’82)

overall record (Years)14-13 (two full years)

record at Louisville (Years)14-12 (two years)

ASSISTANT COACHESVance Bedford ................................................ Defensive CoordinatorShawn Watson ..........................Offensive Coordinator/QuarterbacksDave Borbely ................................................................Offensive LineKenny Carter ........................................ Running Backs/Special TeamsRon Dugans .................................................................Wide ReceiversClint Hurtt ..............................Defensive Line/Recruiting CoordinatorBrian Jean-Mary .............................................................. LinebackersSherrone Moore .................................................................Tight EndsTommy Restivo .................................................................. Secondary

AT A GLANCELocation: ....................................... Louisville, Ky.enrollment: ............................................ 23,000nickname: .......................................... CardinalsColors: .........................................Red and Blackweb site: ................................. UofLSports.comStadium: ............. Papa John’s Cardinal StadiumStadium Capacity: .................................. 55,000Surface: ................................................ FieldTurfpresident: ............................. Dr. James RamseyAthletic Director: ..............................Tom JurichHead Coach: ............................... Charlie StrongFootball Contact: ......................Rocco Gasparrophone: ....................................... (502) 852-0102offensive System: ............................... MultipleDefensive System: ........................................4-3Lettermen returning/Lost: ..................... 46/14Starters returning/Lost: ........................... 17/7

2012 SCHEDULEDate opponentSun., Sept. 2 Kentucky (3:30 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Sept. 8 Missouri StateSat., Sept. 15 North Carolina (3:30 p.m., ABC)Sat., Sept. 22 at Florida Intl. (7 p.m., ESPNU/ESPN3)Sat., Sept. 29 at Southern MississippiSat., Oct. 13 at PITTSBURGHSat., Oct. 20 USFFri., Oct. 26 CINCINNATI (8 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2)Sat., Nov. 3 TEMPLESat., Nov. 10 at SYRACUSESat., Nov. 24 CONNECTICUTThu., Nov. 29 at RUTGERS (7:30 p.m., ESPN)

2011 RESULTS (7-6, 5-2 BiG eASt) rank offense DefenseDate opponent result Attend. Lou opp rush pass total passing to rush pass total to9/1 Murray State (ESPNU) W, 21-9 46,157 -/- -/- 159 226 385 17-33-1 4 143 148 291 39/9 Florida International (ESPN) L, 17-24 47,228 -/- -/- 83 363 446 32-45-1 1 45 248 293 09/17 at Kentucky (ESPNU) W, 24-17 68,170 -/- -/- 181 146 327 12-22-0 0 35 255 290 110/1 Marshall (BIG EAST Network) L, 13-17 53,267 -/- -/- 60 221 281 20-29-2 2 117 236 353 010/8 at North Carolina (ESPN2) L, 7-14 51,500 -/- -/rv 100 173 273 19-31-1 1 86 178 264 210/15 at CINCINNATI 1 (BIG EAST Network) L, 16-25 40,971 -/- rv/- 70 201 271 19-32-1 0 178 152 330 110/21 RUTGERS (ESPN2) W, 16-14 48,435 -/- rv/rv 187 122 309 10-18-1 1 91 207 298 310/29 SYRACUSE (BIG EAST Network) W, 27-10 44,817 -/- rv/rv 145 198 343 17-24-0 1 84 162 246 011/5 at WEST VIRGINIA (BIG EAST Network) W, 38-35 57,287 -/- 24/21 105 246 351 21-27-1 1 123 410 533 211/12 PITTSBURGH (BIG EAST Network) L, 14-21 51,321 -/- -/- 115 165 280 18-26-1 2 200 196 396 211/19 at CONNECTICUT (BIG EAST Network) W, 34-20 34,483 -/- -/- 126 173 299 15-23-1 3 76 253 329 211/25 at USF (ESPN2) W, 34-24 33,416 -/- -/- 132 241 373 19-28-0 1 64 247 311 312/27 vs. North Carolina State 2 (ESPN) L, 24-31 58,427 rv/- -/- 117 274 391 24-43-3 3 65 264 329 3

1 at Paul Brown Stadium2 Belk Bowl, Charlotte, N.C.

offense (8)Mario Benevides, CTeddy Bridgewater, QBMichaelee Harris, WRAlex Kupper, OTJohn Miller, OGDeVante Parker, WRAndrell Smith, WRJake Smith, OG

Defense (9)Daniel Brown, LBPreston Brown, LBB.J. Dubose, DEBrandon Dunn, DTAndrew Johnson, CBDeiontrez Mount, DERoy Philon, DTCalvin Pryor, SHakeem Smith, S

Special teams (0)

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5-2 BIG EAST (tied, first)


nr/nr

POSTSEASONLost to

North Carolina State 31-24 in Belk Bowl

RETURNING STARTERS

Michaelee Harris Hakeem Smith Daniel Brown

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rUSHinG Gp Att Gain Loss net Avg tD Long Avg/GANDERSON, Victor 12 114 564 25 539 4.7 3 61 44.9BROWN, Dominique 12 140 588 55 533 3.8 4 55 44.4WRIGHT, Jeremy 12 73 357 23 334 4.6 1 29 27.8total 13 466 1988 408 1580 3.4 13 61 121.5opponents 13 435 1735 428 1307 3.0 11 50 100.5

pASSinG G effic Cmp-Att-int pct Yds tD Lng Avg/GBRIDGEWATER, Teddy 13 132.44 191-296-12 64.5 2129 14 58 163.8STEIN, Will 6 141.17 52-84-1 61.9 620 5 39 103.3total 13 134.02 243-381-13 63.8 2749 19 58 211.5opponents 13 129.69 253-422-10 60.0 2956 20 83 227.4

reCeiVinG G no. Yds Avg tD Long Avg/GROGERS, Eli 12 41 454 11.1 1 58 37.8HARRIS, Michaelee 12 37 455 12.3 2 44 37.9CHICHESTER, Josh 13 28 393 14.0 2 31 30.2ANDERSON, Victor 12 28 232 8.3 1 41 19.3BELLAMY, Josh 13 24 280 11.7 2 53 21.5PARKER, DeVante 11 18 291 16.2 6 42 26.5total 13 243 2749 11.3 19 58 211.5opponents 13 253 2956 11.7 20 83 227.4

pUnt retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongRADCLIFF, Scott 9 40 4.4 0 30ROGERS, Eli 8 54 6.8 0 30Total 19 94 4.9 0 30opponents 13 7 0.5 0 6

KiCK retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongWRIGHT, Jeremy 18 425 23.6 0 58BUSHELL, Adrian 9 276 30.7 1 100total 46 1085 23.6 1 100opponents 41 1016 24.8 0 62

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsPHILPOTT, Chris 0 12-18 33-35 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 69PARKER, DeVante 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36BROWN, Dominique 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30total 36 12-18 33-35 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 285opponents 33 10-17 31-32 0-0 1 1-1 0 0 261

totAL oFFenSe G plays rush pass total Avg/GBRIDGEWATER, Teddy 13 385 66 2129 2195 168.8STEIN, Will 6 108 6 620 626 104.3Total 13 847 1580 2749 4329 333.0Opponents 13 857 1307 2956 4263 327.9

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkPHILPOTT, Chris 12-18 66.7 1-1 1-1 6-8 2-5 2-3 52 0

pUntinG no. Yds Avg Long tB FC i20 BlkdBLESER, Josh 45 1726 38.4 53 3 18 17 1PHILPOTT, Chris 25 923 36.9 67 0 11 6 0Total 71 2649 37.3 67 3 29 23 1opponents 75 2837 37.8 59 8 21 21 2

ALL pUrpoSe G rush rec pr Kor ir tot Avg/GANDERSON, Victor 12 539 232 0 152 0 923 76.9WRIGHT, Jeremy 12 334 27 0 425 0 786 65.5BROWN, Dominique 12 533 98 0 12 0 643 53.6ROGERS, Eli 12 0 454 54 0 0 508 42.3total 13 1580 2749 94 1085 115 5623 432.5opponents 13 1307 2956 7 1016 165 5451 419.3

DeFenSe G Solo Ast total tFL/Yds Sacks int pBU H Fr-Yds FF Blk SafHEYMAN, Dexter 13 56 34 90 16.0-61 4.5-34 3-18 1 . . 1 . .SMITH, Hakeem 13 59 25 84 4.0-19 . 1-9 9 . 1-0 3 . .BROWN, Preston 13 52 32 84 5.0-17 1.5-10 . . . . . . .EVANS, Mike 13 34 17 51 2.5-4 . 2-63 3 . 1-0 . . .BUSHELL, Adrian 10 38 12 50 2.5-17 . 1-0 3 . . 1 2 .total 13 518 272 790 92-407 33-256 10-115 34 4 10-36 14 4 .opponents 13 521 324 845 97.0-373 41-232 13-165 32 14 8-0 6 3 .



STORyLINESLouisville returns nine starters from a defense that was 23rd nationally in total defense and 10th nation-ally in rushing defense last year.

The Cardinals return two All-BIG EAST First Team selections on defense — S Hakeem Smith and CB Adrian Bushell.

QB Teddy Bridgewater, who started the last 10 games of the season, was the unanimous choice as the BIG EAST Rookie of the Year last season.

C Mario Benevides (34 career starts) leads a veteran offensive line that has two players who started all 13 games last season (OT Alex Kupper and OG Jake Smith).

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pittsburghON THE SIDELINEHEAD COACHPaul Chryst (Wisconsin ’88)

overall record (Years)0-0 (first year)

record at pittsburgh (Years)0-0 (first year)

ASSISTANT COACHESJoe Rudolph ...................................Offensive Coordinator/Tight EndsDave Huxtable ................................................ Defensive CoordinatorBrooks Bollinger ............................................................QuarterbacksInoke Breckterfield ......................................................Defensive LineBobby Engram ............................................................Wide ReceiversChris Haering ................................................................... LinebackersMatt House ........................................................................ SecondaryJim Hueber ...................................................................Offensive LineDesmond Robinson ..................................................... Running Backs

AT A GLANCELocation: .....................................Pittsburgh, Pa.enrollment: ............................................ 28,766nickname: ...........................................PanthersColors: ........................................ Blue and Goldweb site: .................... PittsburghPanthers.comStadium: .......................................... Heinz FieldStadium Capacity: .................................. 65,050Surface: ........................................ Natural GrassChancellor: ....................... Mark A. NordenbergAthletic Director: ...................... Steve PedersonHead Coach: .................................... Paul ChrystFootball Contact: .......................... E.J. Borghettiphone: ....................................... (412) 648-8240offensive System: ...............................Pro StyleDefensive System: ........................................4-3Lettermen returning/Lost: ..................... 52/19Starters returning/Lost: ......................... 14/10

2012 SCHEDULEDate opponentSat., Sept. 1 Youngstown State (6 p.m., ESPN3)Thu., Sept. 6 at CINCINNATI (8 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Sept. 15 Virginia Tech (Noon, ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU)Sat., Sept. 22 Gardner-Webb (3:30 p.m., ESPN3)Fri., Oct. 5 at SYRACUSE (7 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Oct. 13 LOUISVILLESat., Oct. 20 at Buffalo (3:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)Sat., Oct. 27 TEMPLESat., Nov. 3 at Notre Dame (3:30 p.m., NBC)Fri., Nov. 9 at CONNECTICUT (8 p.m., ESPN2)Sat., Nov. 24 RUTGERSSat., Dec. 1 at USF (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)

2011 RESULTS (8-5, 5-2 BiG eASt) rank offense DefenseDate opponent result Attend. pitt opp rush pass total passing to rush pass total to9/3 Buffalo (ESPN3) W, 35-10 48,359 rv/rv -/- 231 179 410 16-28-0 1 127 276 403 19/10 Maine (ESPN3) W, 35-29 41,230 rv/- -/- 124 257 381 26-42-2 2 37 334 371 09/17 at Iowa (ESPN2) L, 27-31 70,585 -/- -/- 137 285 422 24-32-2 3 76 399 475 19/24 Notre Dame (ABC) L, 12-15 65,050 -/- rv/rv 103 165 268 22-32-0 0 182 216 398 29/29 USF (ESPN/ESPN3D) W, 44-17 40,025 -/- 16/14 307 216 523 22-33-0 1 202 223 425 210/8 at RUTGERS (ESPNU) L, 10-34 46,079 rv/rv -/- 140 131 271 16-33-4 4 97 271 271 110/15 Utah (ESPNU) L, 14-26 43,719 -/- -/- 70 50 120 9-30-2 3 124 127 251 010/26 CONNECTICUT (ESPN) W, 35-20 40,219 -/- -/- 96 433 529 30-43-0 0 114 202 316 011/5 CINCINNATI (ESPNU) L, 23-26 49,362 -/- 23/22 179 218 397 24-38-1 2 152 214 366 211/12 at LOUISVILLE (BIG EAST Network) W, 21-14 51,321 -/- -/- 200 196 396 16-23-0 2 115 165 280 211/25 at WEST VIRGINIA (ESPN) L, 20-21 60,932 -/- rv/23 159 137 296 12-23-1 1 113 244 357 312/3 SYRACUSE (ESPN2) W, 33-20 40,058 -/- -/- 74 259 333 25-35-1 1 120 225 345 61/7 vs. SMU 1 (ESPN) L, 6-28 29,726 -/- -/- 10 200 210 21-32-1 2 75 240 315 1

1 BBVA Compass Bowl, Birmingham, Ala.

offense (8)Hubie Graham, TERay Graham, RBChris Jacobson, OGRyan Schlieper, OGMike Shanahan, WRDevin Street, WRTino Sunseri, QBRyan Turnley, C

Defense (4)Aaron Donald, DEJarred Holley, FSAndrew Taglianetti, SSK’Waun Williams, CB

Special teams (2)Kevin Harper, KMatt Yoklic, P

Panthers


4-3 BIG EAST (tied, fourth)


nr/nr

POSTSEASONLost to SMU 28-6 inBBVA Compass Bowl

RETURNING STARTERS

ray Graham Jarred Holley Mike Shanahan

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rUSHinG Gp Att Gain Loss net Avg tD Long Avg/GGRAHAM,Ray 8 164 991 33 958 5.8 9 75 119.8BROWN,Zach 12 82 357 21 336 4.1 5 36 28.0BENNETT,Isaac 6 58 241 4 237 4.1 2 20 39.5total 13 518 2372 548 1824 3.5 21 75 140.3opponents 13 465 1930 410 1520 3.3 17 79 116.9

pASSinG G effic Cmp-Att-int pct Yds tD Lng Avg/GSUNSERI,Tino 13 124.09 247-385-11 64.2 2616 10 66 201.2ANDERSON,Trey 4 32.18 12-33-3 36.4 55 0 14 13.8total 13 118.23 263-426-14 61.7 2727 12 66 209.8opponents 13 126.11 273-448-8 60.9 3038 16 63 233.7

reCeiVinG G no. Yds Avg tD Long Avg/GSTREET,Devin 13 53 754 14.2 2 66 58.0SHANAHAN,Mike 13 39 493 12.6 4 27 37.9GRAHAM,Ray 8 30 200 6.7 0 15 25.0GRAHAM,Hubie 13 28 325 11.6 3 29 25.0total 13 263 2727 10.4 12 66 209.8opponents 13 273 3038 11.1 16 63 233.7

pUnt retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongJONES,Ronald 14 93 6.6 0 22Total 27 165 6.1 1 22opponents 18 85 4.7 0 36

KiCK retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongJACKSON,Buddy 23 543 23.6 1 98DAVIS,Corey 17 359 21.1 0 36total 52 1117 21.5 1 98opponents 55 1009 18.3 0 73

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsHARPER,Kevin 0 21-31 32-33 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 95GRAHAM,Ray 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54BROWN,Zach 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30SHANAHAN,Mike 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 26SUNSERI,Tino 4 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 1-1 0 0 26Total 36 21-31 32-33 1-2 1 1-1 0 0 315opponents 35 17-21 32-32 1-1 1 1-2 0 0 297

totAL oFFenSe G plays rush pass total Avg/GSUNSERI,Tino 13 539 86 2616 2702 207.8GRAHAM,Ray 8 164 958 0 958 119.8BROWN,Zach 12 82 336 0 336 28.0BENNETT,Isaac 6 58 237 0 237 39.5JONES,Ronald 12 17 67 51 118 9.8total 13 944 1824 2727 4551 350.1opponents 13 913 1520 3038 4558 350.6

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkHARPER,Kevin 21-31 67.7 0-0 6-7 8-10 6-11 1-3 52 0

pUntinG no. Yds Avg Long tB FC i20 BlkdYOKLIC,Matt 62 2554 41.2 58 5 23 21 1total 72 2848 39.6 58 7 24 25 1opponents 81 3280 40.5 62 8 22 28 1

ALL pUrpoSe G rush rec pr Kor ir tot Avg/GGRAHAM,Ray 8 958 200 0 35 0 1193 149.1STREET,Devin 13 25 754 0 0 0 779 59.9JACKSON,Buddy 13 0 0 0 543 0 543 41.8total 13 1824 2727 165 1117 116 5949 457.6opponents 13 1520 3038 85 1009 178 5830 448.5

DeFenSe G Solo Ast total tFL/Yds Sacks int pBU H Fr-Yds FF Blk SafGRUDER,Max 13 58 58 116 8.5-22 0.5-4 . 3 4 . . . .HOLLEY,Jarred 13 40 27 67 5.0-27 2.0-15 1-26 3 . . 1 . .WILLIAMS,K’Waun 13 49 15 64 5.0-12 0.5-2 1-5 6 1 1-0 3 . .ALECXIH,Chas 13 32 26 58 15.5-61 6.5-43 1-47 4 5 . 2 . .ROBERTS,Tristan 13 32 25 57 2.0-3 . . . 2 2-0 . . .total 13 537 366 903 98-420 43-270 8-116 47 51 13-20 12 1 .opponents 13 598 363 961 110.0-530 63-418 14-178 41 53 7-0 16 1 .



STORyLINESRB Ray Graham was the BIG EAST rushing leader — and ranked second nationally (134.1 ypg) — until he suffered a knee injury in the eighth game of the 2011 season.

QB Tino Sunseri has started Pittsburgh’s last 26 games behind center. He should benefit from the return of Pittsburgh’s top two receivers from last year — WR Devin Street and WR Mike Shanahan.

The Panthers will move to a 4-3 base defense in 2012 after playing a 3-4 scheme last year.

FS Jared Holley was an All-BIG EAST First Team selection last year and was chosen to the Second Team in 2010.

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RutgersON THE SIDELINEHEAD COACHKyle Flood (Iona ’93)

overall record (Years)0-0 (first year)

record at rutgers (Years)0-0 (first year)

ASSISTANT COACHESDave Brock .............................Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Robb Smith ...................................Defensive Coordinator/SecondaryDave Cohen ..................................................................... LinebackersDarnell Dinkins ...................................................................Tight EndsJim Panagos ................................................................. Defensive LineJoe Rossi .................. Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive AssistantRob Spence ....................................................................QuarterbacksNorries Wilson ............................................................. Running BacksDamian Wroblewski .....................................................Offensive Line

AT A GLANCELocation: ............................New Brunswick, N.J.enrollment: ............................................ 37,364nickname: ................................. Scarlet KnightsColors: ........................ Scarlet, Black and Whiteweb site: ............................ ScarletKnights.comStadium: ..............High Point Solutions StadiumStadium Capacity: .................................. 52,454Surface: ............................................... Field Turfpresident: ..................Dr. Richard L. McCormickAthletic Director: ........................... Tim PernettiHead Coach: ......................................Kyle FloodFootball Contact: ............................ Jason Baumoffensive System: ...............................Pro StyleDefensive System: ........................................4-3Lettermen returning/Lost: ..................... 43/14Starters returning/Lost: ........................... 15/9

2012 SCHEDULEDate opponentSat., Sept. 1 at TulaneSat., Sept. 8 Howard (3:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)Thu., Sept. 13 at USF (7:30 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Sept. 22 at ArkansasSat., Oct. 6 CONNECTICUTSat., Oct. 13 SYRACUSESat., Oct. 20 at TEMPLESat., Oct. 27 Kent State (3:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)Sat., Nov. 10 ArmySat., Nov. 17 at CINCINNATI (Noon, BIG EAST Network)Sat., Nov. 24 at PITTSBURGHThu., Nov. 29 LOUISVILLE (7:30 p.m., ESPN)

2011 RESULTS (9-4, 4-3 BiG eASt) rank offense DefenseDate opponent result Attend. rut opp rush pass total passing to rush pass total to9/1 North Carolina Central (ESPN3) W, 48-0 40,061 -/- -/- 137 210 347 15-34-1 1 8 112 120 49/10 at North Carolina (SNY/ACC Network) L, 22-24 53,000 -/- -/- 1 243 244 25-47-0 0 132 273 405 59/24 Ohio (ESPN3) W, 38-26 41,388 -/- -/rv 159 251 410 22-35-1 2 65 339 404 410/1 at SYRACUSE (BIG EAST Network) 2ot W, 19-16 42,152 -/- -/- 38 297 302 29-57-1 4 126 169 295 510/8 PITTSBURGH (ESPNU) W, 34-10 46,079 -/- rv/rv 97 174 271 11-24-0 1 140 131 271 410/15 Navy (ESPN3) W, 21-20 47,138 -/rv -/- 152 271 423 23-31-2 3 162 143 305 210/21 at LOUISVILLE (ESPN2) L, 14-16 48,435 rv/rv -/- 91 207 298 18-33-3 3 187 122 309 110/29 WEST VIRGINIA (ABC) L, 31-41 47,303 rv/rv 25/24 151 235 386 18-47-2 4 210 218 428 111/5 USF (ESPN3) ot W, 20-17 36,911 -/- -/- -7 235 228 22-41-1 2 221 160 381 211/12 at Army 1 (CBS SN) W, 27-12 30,028 -/- -/- 118 196 314 17-27-2 2 228 77 305 011/19 CINCINNATI (ESPNU) W, 20-3 47,447 rv/rv rv/rv 203 182 385 21-35-0 0 67 158 225 211/26 at CONNECTICUT (ESPN2) L, 22-40 37,857 rv/rv -/- -9 439 430 22-40-3 6 178 112 290 112/30 vs. Iowa State 2 (ESPN) W, 27-13 38,328 -/rv -/- 173 196 369 13-24-0 0 91 220 311 3

1 at Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y.2 New Era Pinstripe Bowl, Bronx, N.Y.

offense (6)Andre Civil, OTChas Dodd, QBMark Harrison, WRJawan Jamison, RBKaleb Johnson, OTD.C. Jefferson, TE

Defense (8) Steve Beauharnais, LBKhaseem Greene, LBDuron Harmon, SSBrandon Jones, CBMichael Larrow, DEJamal Merrell, LBLogan Ryan, CBScott Vallone, DT

Special teams (1)Justin Doerner, P

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POSTSEASONDefeated Iowa State 27-13 in New Era Pinstripe Bowl

RETURNING STARTERS

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rUSHinG Gp Att Gain Loss net Avg tD Long Avg/GJAMISON, Jawan 12 231 996 99 897 3.9 9 56 74.8DEERING, Jeremy 12 47 180 11 169 3.6 0 19 14.1HUGGINS, Savon 9 56 169 23 146 2.6 5 26 16.2MARTINEK, Joe 13 24 126 3 123 5.1 0 21 9.5total 13 461 1725 454 1271 2.8 14 56 97.8opponents 13 476 2267 458 1809 3.8 17 80 139.2

pASSinG G effic Cmp-Att-int pct Yds tD Lng Avg/GDODD, Chas 9 118.46 139-245-7 56.7 1574 10 86 174.9NOVA, Gary 10 116.63 116-227-9 51.1 1553 11 92 155.3Total 13 117.21 256-475-16 53.9 3136 21 92 241.2opponents 13 101.57 184-355-19 51.8 2240 8 66 172.3

reCeiVinG G no. Yds Avg tD Long Avg/GSANU, Mohamed 13 115 1206 10.5 7 32 92.8PRATT, Quron 13 32 327 10.2 1 21 25.2MARTINEK, Joe 13 27 262 9.7 1 60 20.2COLEMAN, Brandon 13 17 552 32.5 6 92 42.5HARRISON, Mark 12 14 274 19.6 2 45 22.8Total 13 256 3136 12.2 21 92 241.2opponents 13 184 2240 12.2 8 66 172.3

pUnt retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongSANU, Mohamed 12 55 4.6 0 18Total 16 104 6.5 1 32opponents 23 137 6.0 0 30

KiCK retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongDEERING, Jeremy 17 530 31.2 1 98THOMAS, Jordan 16 310 19.4 0 31total 38 879 23.1 1 98opponents 57 1329 23.3 0 59

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsTE, San San 0 20-31 37-38 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 97JAMISON, Jawan 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54SANU, Mohamed 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42COLEMAN, Brandon 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36HUGGINS, Savon 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30total 41 20-31 37-38 0-0 0 0-3 0 0 343opponents 28 16-25 22-27 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 238

totAL oFFenSe G plays rush pass total Avg/GDODD, Chas 9 272 -67 1574 1507 167.4NOVA, Gary 10 250 -114 1553 1439 143.9Total 13 936 1271 3136 4407 339.0opponents 13 831 1809 2240 4049 311.5

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkTE, San San 20-31 64.5 2-2 6-9 5-6 5-9 2-5 50 1

pUntinG no. Yds Avg Long tB FC i20 BlkdDOERNER, Justin 64 2577 40.3 58 5 15 24 0total 64 2577 40.3 58 5 15 24 0opponents 72 2730 37.9 58 3 22 22 3

ALL pUrpoSe G rush rec pr Kor ir tot Avg/GSANU, Mohamed 13 -2 1206 55 0 0 1259 96.8JAMISON, Jawan 12 897 62 0 0 0 959 79.9DEERING, Jeremy 12 169 65 0 530 0 764 63.7total 13 1271 3136 104 879 237 5627 432.8opponents 13 1809 2240 137 1329 82 5597 430.5

DeFenSe G Solo Ast total tFL/Yds Sacks int pBU H Fr-Yds FF Blk SafGREENE, Khaseem 13 74 67 141 14.5-50 3.5-31 . 1 4 . 2 . .BEAUHARNAIS, Steve 13 43 34 77 16.0-57 5.0-30 3-53 1 1 1-0 1 . .RYAN, Logan 13 48 19 67 5.5-25 0.5-4 3-56 14 1 2-0 2 . .FRANCIS, Justin 13 33 31 64 13.0-59 6.5-47 1-0 5 10 1-0 . 3 .ROWE, David 13 24 35 59 1.0-6 0.5-4 3-27 4 1 3-33 1 . .total 13 446 436 882 99-387 36-253 19-237 42 41 15-61 16 9 .opponents 13 418 512 930 82.0-354 30-218 16-82 62 33 12-80 10 1 .



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STORyLINESNew head coach Kyle Flood returns eight starters from last year’s defense that led the BIG EAST in fewest points (18.3 ppg) and yards (311.5 ypg) al-lowed.

LB Khaseem Greene, who shared BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year honors last year, looks to bounce back from an ankle injury that he suffered in the fourth quarter of the New Era Pinstripe Bowl against Iowa State last season. Greene led the BIG EAST with 141 tackles last season.

QB Chas Dodd made eight starts last season, while QB Gary Nova started five games.

RB Jawan Jamison leads an offense that returns its top three rushers from last season.

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USFON THE SIDELINEHEAD COACHSkip Holtz (Notre Dame ’86)

overall record (Years)85-62 (12 years)

record at USF (Years)13-12 (two years)

ASSISTANT COACHESRick Smith ..............................Assistant Head Coach/Defensive BacksChris Cosh ...................................Defensive Coordinator/LinebackersTodd Fitch .................................Offensive Coordinator/QuarterbacksVernon Hargreaves .........Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive EndsJerome Pathon ...........................................................Wide ReceiversKevin Patrick ........................................................... Defensive TacklesLarry Scott ................................................................... Running BacksSteve Shankweiler ........................................................Offensive LinePeter Vaas ...........................................................................Tight Ends

AT A GLANCELocation: ..........................................Tampa, Fla.enrollment: ............................................ 45,074nickname: ................................................. BullsColors: ......................................... Green & Goldweb site: .................................GoUSFBulls.comStadium: ....................Raymond James StadiumStadium Capacity: .................................. 65,857Surface .............................Tiftway Bermuda 419president: .............................. Dr. Judy GenshaftAthletic Director: ........................Doug WoolardHead Coach: ...................................... Skip HoltzFootball Contact: ....................... Jeremy Sharpeoffensive System: ..................................SpreadDefensive System: ........................................4-3Lettermen returning/Lost: ..................... 45/19Starters returning/Lost: ........................... 17/7

2012 SCHEDULEDate opponentSat., Sept. 1 Chattanooga (7 p.m., ESPN3)Sat., Sept. 8 at Nevada (3:30 p.m., CBS SN)Thu., Sept. 13 RUTGERS (7:30 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Sept. 22 at Ball State (4:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)Sat., Sept. 29 Florida State (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)Sat., Oct. 6 at TEMPLESat., Oct. 20 at LOUISVILLESat., Oct. 27 SYRACUSESat., Nov. 3 CONNECTICUTSat., Nov. 17 at Miami (Fla.)Fri., Nov. 23 at CINCINNATI (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)Sat., Dec. 1 PITTSBURGH (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)

2011 RESULTS (5-7, 1-6 BiG eASt) rank offense DefenseDate opponent result Attend. USF opp rush pass total passing to rush pass total to9/3 at Notre Dame (NBC) W, 23-20 80,795 -/rv 16/18 126 128 254 18-30-0 0 117 391 508 59/10 Ball State (BIG EAST Network) W, 37-7 45,113 22/rv -/- 147 372 519 31-50-2 2 77 148 225 39/17 Florida A&M (BIG EAST Network) W, 70-17 50,128 20/22 -/- 268 477 745 30-43-2 3 39 142 181 29/24 UTEP (ESPN3) W, 52-24 39,628 18/17 -/- 373 202 575 15-24-0 0 95 244 339 39/29 at PITTSBURGH (ESPN/ESPN3D) L, 17-44 40,025 16/14 -/- 202 223 425 18-36-0 2 307 216 523 110/15 at CONNECTICUT (BIG EAST Network) L, 10-16 37,162 rv/rv -/- 175 164 339 15-27-2 4 118 135 253 210/22 CINCINNATI (BIG EAST Network) L, 34-37 44,248 -/- rv/rv 86 409 495 31-48-1 4 118 389 507 311/5 at RUTGERS (ESPN3) ot L, 17-20 36,911 -/- -/- 221 160 381 14-34-1 2 -7 235 228 211/11 at SYRACUSE (ESPN2) W, 37-17 41,582 -/- -/- 236 254 490 23-35-0 1 108 297 405 011/19 Miami (Fla.) (ESPNU) L, 3-6 57,572 -/- -/- 116 133 249 16-27-1 1 57 259 316 111/25 LOUISVILLE (ESPN2) L, 24-34 33,416 -/- -/- 64 247 311 21-36-1 3 132 241 373 112/1 WEST VIRGINIA ESPN/ESPN3D) L, 27-30 41,743 -/- 22/20 171 226 397 21-44-1 2 127 237 364 3

offense (8)B.J. Daniels, QBQuinterrius Eatmon, OTDanous Estenor, OGSterling Griffin, WREvan Landi, WRVictor Marc, TEMark Popek, OTAndreas Shields, TE

Defense (7)Sam Barrington, LBRyne Giddins, DECory Grissom, DTMichael Lanaris, LBDeDe Lattimore, LBJon Lejiste, SKayvon Webster, CB

Special teams (2)Maikon Bonani, KJustin Brockhaus-Kann, P

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POSTSEASONNone

RETURNING STARTERS

B.J. Daniels Kayvon webster Demetris Murray

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rUSHinG Gp Att Gain Loss net Avg tD Long Avg/GSCOTT, Darrell 11 153 824 10 814 5.3 5 56 74.0DANIELS, B.J. 11 132 769 168 601 4.6 6 71 54.6MURRAY, Demetris 12 121 527 24 503 4.2 8 31 41.9total 12 477 2482 297 2185 4.6 22 71 182.1opponents 12 435 1672 384 1288 3.0 11 31 107.3

pASSinG G effic Cmp-Att-int pct Yds tD Lng Avg/GDANIELS, B.J. 11 126.75 215-365-7 58.9 2604 13 84 236.7EVELD, Bobby 6 92.59 37-67-4 55.2 354 1 35 59.0total 12 122.60 253-434-11 58.3 2995 15 84 249.6opponents 12 123.64 270-441-12 61.2 2934 16 58 244.5

reCeiVinG G no. Yds Avg tD Long Avg/GGRIFFIN, Sterling 8 43 530 12.3 3 42 66.2MARC, Victor 12 33 357 10.8 2 33 29.8WELCH, Deonte 12 31 433 14.0 1 37 36.1LANDI, Evan 12 29 297 10.2 1 26 24.8DAVIS, Andre 11 22 273 12.4 2 43 24.8total 12 253 2995 11.8 15 84 249.6opponents 12 270 2934 10.9 16 58 244.5

pUnt retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongMITCHELL, Terrence 13 67 5.2 0 34MARC, Victor 13 93 7.2 0 40Total 33 215 6.5 1 40Opponents 8 19 2.4 0 5

KiCK retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongLAMAR, Lindsey 40 817 20.4 0 62Total 51 1054 20.7 0 79opponents 60 1485 24.8 2 98

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsBONANI, Maikon 0 19-26 42-42 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 99MURRAY, Demetris 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48DANIELS, B.J. 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36SCOTT, Darrell 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36Total 42 19-26 42-42 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 351opponents 31 19-26 29-30 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 272

totAL oFFenSe G plays rush pass total Avg/GDANIELS, B.J. 11 497 601 2604 3205 291.4SCOTT, Darrell 11 153 814 0 814 74.0total 12 911 2185 2995 5180 431.7opponents 12 876 1288 2934 4222 351.8

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkBONANI, Maikon 19-26 73.1 1-1 5-6 7-8 6-10 0-1 49 1

pUntinG no. Yds Avg Long tB FC i20 BlkdBROCKHAUS-KANN, Justin 62 2253 36.3 55 4 31 20 0Total 62 2253 36.3 55 4 31 20 1Opponents...... 70 2857 40.8 64 3 11 14 1

ALL pUrpoSe G rush rec pr Kor ir tot Avg/GLAMAR, Lindsey 12 150 157 0 817 0 1124 93.7SCOTT, Darrell 11 814 169 0 0 0 983 89.4MURRAY, Demetris 12 503 205 0 0 0 708 59.0DANIELS, B.J. 11 601 0 0 0 0 601 54.6total 12 2185 2995 215 1054 75 6524 543.7opponents 12 1288 2934 19 1485 128 5854 487.8

DeFenSe G Solo Ast total tFL/Yds Sacks int pBU H Fr-Yds FF Blk SafLATTIMORE, DeDe 12 62 32 94 13.0-59 7.0-44 1-0 2 1 1-0 2 . .LANARIS, Michael 12 45 42 87 4.5-5 1.0-1 1-0 2 1 2-0 . . .BARRINGTON, Sam 12 45 27 72 6.5-23 2.5-17 1-30 2 3 . 1 . .YOUNG, Jerrell 12 39 12 51 3.0-8 . 2-0 2 . . 1 . .WEBSTER, Kayvon 11 36 13 49 1.0-1 . 2-0 7 . 1-96 1 . .total 12 521 294 815 99-387 39-244 12-75 43 19 14-118 18 2 .opponents 12 531 336 867 63.0-267 16-123 11-128 34 20 13-24 8 2 .



STORyLINESUSF went 4-1 in nonconference games in 2011, but looks to bounce back from a 1-6 finish in BIG EAST play.

QB B.J. Daniels enters the 2012 season ranked seventh in BIG EAST history in total offense (7,992 yards). Daniels needs 2,883 yards to tie former teammate Matt Grothe as the conference’s all-time leader (10,875 yards).

The Bulls return all three starting linebackers from last year — Sam Barrington, Michael Lanaris and DeDe Lattimore.

USF returns its top three receivers from last year, headlined by WR Sterling Griffin, who had 43 catches for 530 yards in an injury-shortened season.

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SyracuseON THE SIDELINEHEAD COACHDoug Marrone (Syracuse ’91)

overall record (Years)17-20 (three years)

record at Syracuse (Years)17-20 (three years)

ASSISTANT COACHESScott Shafer .................................................... Defensive CoordinatorNathaniel Hackett ...Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks/Tight EndsGreg Adkins ............................Offensive Line/Recruiting CoordinatorJohn Anselmo ...................................................Assistant Head CoachTim Daoust .................................................................. Defensive LineDonnie Henderson ................................................... Defensive BacksRob Moore..................................................................Wide ReceiversSteve Morrison ................................................................ LinebackersTyrone Wheatley ......................................................... Running Backs

AT A GLANCELocation: ...................................... Syracuse, N.Y.enrollment: ............................................ 13,987nickname: ............................................. OrangeColors: ................................................... Orangeweb site: .................................SUAthletics.comStadium: ...................................... Carrier DomeStadium Capacity: .................................. 49,262Surface: ................................................ FieldTurfpresident: ............................... Dr. Nancy CantorAthletic Director: ....................... Dr. Daryl GrossHead Coach: .............................. Doug MarroneFootball Contact: ...............Sue Cornelius Edsonoffensive System: ............................... MultipleDefensive System: ............................... MultipleLettermen returning/Lost: ..................... 42/22Starters returning/Lost: ......................... 14/10

2012 SCHEDULEDate opponentSat., Sept. 1 Northwestern (Noon, ESPN2)Sat., Sept. 8 Southern California 1 (3:30 p.m., ABC)Sat., Sept. 15 Stony Brook (BIG EAST Network)Sat., Sept. 22 at Minnesota (8 p.m., Big Ten Network)Fri., Oct. 5 PITTSBURGH (7 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Oct. 13 at RUTGERSFri., Oct. 19 CONNECTICUT (8 p.m., ESPN)Sat., Oct. 27 at USFSat., Nov. 3 at CINCINNATISat., Nov. 10 LOUISVILLESat., Nov. 17 at MissouriFri., Nov. 23 at TEMPLE (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)

1 New York’s College Classic, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J.

2011 RESULTS (5-7, 1-6 BiG eASt) rank offense DefenseDate opponent result Attend. Syr opp rush pass total passing to rush pass total to9/1 Wake Forest (ESPN3) ot W, 36-29 40,833 -/- -/- 121 178 299 20-28-0 1 80 326 406 19/10 Rhode Island (BIG EAST Network) W, 21-14 36,421 -/- -/- 36 318 354 29-37-1 0 112 154 266 29/17 at Southern California (FX) L, 17-38 65,873 -/- rv/- 73 258 331 26-38-0 1 175 326 501 19/24 Toledo (BIG EAST Network) ot W, 33-30 39,116 -/- -/- 153 213 366 16-25-0 1 138 300 438 110/1 RUTGERS (BIG EAST Network) 2ot L, 16-19 42,152 -/- -/- 126 169 295 15-32-3 5 38 297 302 410/8 at Tulane (Cox Louisiana) W, 37-34 23,188 -/- -/- 170 186 356 19-34-0 0 116 355 471 210/21 WEST VIRGINIA (ESPN) W, 49-23 45,265 -/- 11/14 194 249 443 25-33-0 0 70 338 408 210/29 at LOUISVILLE (BIG EAST Network) L, 10-27 44,817 rv/rv -/- 84 162 246 22-36-0 0 145 198 343 111/5 at CONNECTICUT (ESPNU) L, 21-28 38,769 -/- -/- 90 275 365 24-39-2 3 198 113 311 511/11 USF (ESPN2) L, 17-37 41,582 -/- -/- 108 297 405 23-46-0 0 236 254 490 111/26 CINCINNATI (Noon, BIG EAST Network) L, 13-30 38,159 -/- -/rv 170 203 373 19-38-1 1 189 179 368 012/3 at PITTSBURGH (ESPN2) L, 20-33 40,058 -/- -/- 120 225 345 23-32-2 6 74 259 333 1

offense (5)Zack Chibane, OGAlec Lemon, WRMackey MacPherson, CRyan Nassib, QBJustin Pugh, OT

Defense (7)Jay Bromley, DTDyshawn Davis, LBDeon Goggins, DEKeon Lyn, CBMarquis Spruill, LBShamarko Thomas, SSDan Vaughan

Special teams (2)Jonathan Fisher, PRoss Krautman, K

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POSTSEASONNone

RETURNING STARTERS

ryan nassib Shamarko thomas Alec Lemon

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rUSHinG Gp Att Gain Loss net Avg tD Long Avg/GBAILEY, Antwon 12 240 1097 46 1051 4.4 6 53 87.6SMITH, Jerome 12 37 139 5 134 3.6 1 11 11.2GRAHAM, Dorian 12 8 98 7 91 11.4 1 18 7.6total 12 396 1693 248 1445 3.6 10 53 120.4opponents 12 436 1930 392 1538 3.5 16 63 128.2

pASSinG G effic Cmp-Att-int pct Yds tD Lng Avg/GNASSIB, Ryan 12 129.91 259-415-9 62.4 2685 22 62 223.8total 12 131.21 261-418-9 62.4 2733 23 62 227.8opponents 12 137.02 259-415-10 62.4 3099 21 69 258.2

reCeiVinG G no. Yds Avg tD Long Avg/GLEMON, Alec 12 68 834 12.3 6 58 69.5PROVO, Nick 12 51 537 10.5 7 33 44.8CHEW, Van 12 37 471 12.7 3 62 39.2BAILEY, Antwon 12 29 200 6.9 1 26 16.7GRAHAM, Dorian 12 24 260 10.8 2 30 21.7total 12 261 2733 10.5 23 62 227.8opponents 12 259 3099 12.0 21 69 258.2

pUnt retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongRENE, Steve 10 22 2.2 0 6total 12 37 3.1 0 8opponents 25 189 7.6 0 34

KiCK retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongKOBENA, Jeremiah 45 1027 22.8 0 79GRAHAM, Dorian 13 293 22.5 1 98total 59 1336 22.6 1 98opponents 48 1135 23.6 0 74

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsKRAUTMAN, Ross 0 15-19 33-34 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 78PROVO, Nick 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42BAILEY, Antwon 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42LEMON, Alec 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36GRAHAM, Dorian 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Total 35 15-19 33-34 0-0 1 1-1 0 0 290opponents 38 26-35 36-38 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 342

totAL oFFenSe G plays rush pass total Avg/GNASSIB, Ryan 12 480 39 2685 2724 227.0BAILEY, Antwon 12 241 1051 20 1071 89.2total 12 814 1445 2733 4178 348.2opponents 12 851 1538 3099 4637 386.4

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkKRAUTMAN, Ross 15-19 78.9 1-1 8-8 5-8 1-2 0-0 40 2

pUntinG no. Yds Avg Long tB FC i20 BlkdFISHER, Jonathan 43 1690 39.3 57 3 12 7 0RAUPERS, Shane 21 785 37.4 52 0 6 4 0total 64 2475 38.7 57 3 18 11 0opponents 47 1873 39.9 61 4 19 17 0

ALL pUrpoSe G rush rec pr Kor ir tot Avg/GBAILEY, Antwon 12 1051 200 0 0 0 1251 104.2KOBENA, Jeremiah 12 10 4 0 1027 0 1041 86.8LEMON, Alec 12 1 834 0 0 0 835 69.6GRAHAM, Dorian 12 91 260 0 293 0 644 53.7PROVO, Nick 12 1 537 0 0 0 538 44.8Total 12 1445 2733 37 1336 95 5646 470.5opponents 12 1538 3099 189 1135 83 6044 503.7

DeFenSe G Solo Ast total tFL/Yds Sacks int pBU H Fr-Yds FF Blk SafTHOMAS, Phillip 10 54 28 82 4.5-7 . 6-50 3 . . 1 . .VAUGHAN, Dan 12 40 32 72 6.5-22 1.0-9 . 2 1 . 2 . .THOMAS, Shamarko 10 47 20 67 3.0-5 . . 1 3 . . . .SPRUILL, Marquis 12 43 19 62 8.5-41 3.0-20 . 2 4 2-0 1 . .GOGGINS, Deon 12 19 24 43 7.5-25 1.5-8 . 2 3 . 1 . .total 12 518 264 782 80-330 28-205 10-95 27 26 11-66 11 . .opponents 12 545 226 771 62.0-218 29-155 9-83 35 20 10-20 10 3 .


STORyLINESQB Ryan Nassib returns for his third year as the start-er. He enters 2012 ranked fourth in school history in career yards (5,441) and touchdown passes (44).

The Orange return All-BIG EAST Second Team WR Alec Lemon as well as WR Marcus Sales, who capped the 2010 season with a 172-yard, three-touchdown effort in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl. Sales did not play in 2011.

LB Marquis Spruill, who earned All-BIG EAST Second Team accolades last year, leads a veteran defense that returns seven starters.

OT Justin Pugh earned All-BIG EAST First Team honors last year and is one of three returning starters on the offensive line.

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templeON THE SIDELINEHEAD COACHSteve Addazio (Central Connecticut ’81))

overall record (Years)9-4 (one year)

record at temple (Years)9-4 (one year)

ASSISTANT COACHESKevin Rogers .............................Associate Head Coach/QuarterbacksChuck Heater ....................... Defensive Coordinator/Defensive BacksRyan Day ................................Offensive Coordinator/Wide ReceiversBen Albert .......................................................... Outside LinebackersSean Cronin ................................................................. Defensive LineTyree Foreman....................... Running Backs/Recruiting CoordinatorJustin Frye .....................................................................Offensive LineFrank Leonard .....................................................................Tight EndsSean McGowan .........Inside Linebackers/Special Teams Coordinator

AT A GLANCELocation: ................................. Philadelphia, Pa.enrollment: ............................................ 39,000nickname: ................................................. OwlsColors: ...................................Cherry and Whiteweb site: .................................. OwlSports.comStadium: ......................... Lincoln Financial FieldStadium Capacity: ................................... 68,532Surface: ........................................ Natural GrassActing president: ................. Dr. Richard EnglertAthletic Director: ......................... Bill BradshawHead Coach: ............................... Steve AddazioFootball Contact: ....................... Cathy Bongiovioffensive System: ............................... MultipleDefensive System: ........................................4-3Lettermen returning/Lost: ..................... 35/21Starters returning/Lost: ......................... 10/13

2012 SCHEDULEDate opponentFri., Aug. 31 Villanova (ESPN3)Sat., Sept. 8 Maryland (Noon, ESPNU)Sat., Sept. 22 at Penn StateSat., Oct. 6 USFSat., Oct. 13 at CONNECTICUTSat., Oct. 20 RUTGERSSat., Oct. 27 at PITTSBURGHSat., Nov. 3 at LOUISVILLESat., Nov. 10 CINCINNATISat., Nov. 17 at Army (Noon, CBS SN)Fri., Nov. 23 SYRACUSE (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)

2011 RESULTS (9-4, 5-3 MAC) rank offense DefenseDate opponent result Attend. teM opp rush pass total passing to rush pass total to9/1 Villanova (ESPN3) W, 42-7 32,638 -/- -/- 240 235 475 14-20-0 0 122 153 275 49/10 at Akron (ESPN3) W, 41-3 15,156 -/- -/- 305 111 416 8-19-0 1 42 227 269 29/17 Penn State (ESPN) L, 10-14 57,323 -/- rv/rv 74 123 197 12-28-2 3 92 216 308 19/24 at Maryland (ACC Network) W, 38-7 39,102 -/- -/- 285 140 425 9-9-0 1 45 195 240 110/1 TOLEDO (ESPN Regional) L, 13-36 21,705 -/rv -/- 157 148 305 13-15-0 1 145 173 318 410/8 at BALL STATE W, 42-0 11,874 -/- -/- 350 160 510 10-13-0 0 81 155 236 310/15 BUFFALO W, 34-0 25,820 -/- -/- 400 58 458 7-11-0 0 71 84 155 110/22 at BOWLING GREEN (ESPN3) L, 10-13 12,056 -/rv -/- 218 66 284 7-13-0 0 114 204 318 011/2 at OHIO (ESPN) L, 31-35 17,490 -/- -/- 308 129 437 9-17-0 1 240 281 521 111/9 MIAMI (OHIO) (ESPN) W, 24-21 17,050 -/- -/- 218 92 310 10-19-0 0 64 364 428 311/19 Army (ESPN3) W, 42-14 25,516 -/- -/- 335 79 414 4-5-0 0 340 28 368 111/25 KENT STATE W, 34-16 16,368 -/- -/- 202 113 315 8-12-0 2 103 260 363 012/17 vs. Wyoming 1 (ESPN) W, 37-15 25,762 -/- -/- 255 169 424 8-12-0 0 140 127 267 3

1 Gilden New Mexico Bowl, Albuquerque, N.M.

offense (4)Matt Brown, RBChris Coyer, QB Deon Miller, WRMartin Wallace, OT

Defense (5)Levi Brown, DLBlaze Capongero, LBJustin Gildea, SZamel Johnson, CB John Youboty, DL

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rUSHinG Gp Att Gain Loss net Avg tD Long Avg/GPIERCE, Bernard 12 273 1518 37 1481 5.4 27 69 123.4BROWN, Matt 13 155 947 31 916 5.9 6 58 70.5COYER, Chris 8 69 608 46 562 8.1 3 74 70.2STEWART, Chester 10 64 223 101 129 2.0 0 18 12.9HARPER, Kenny 13 33 128 0 128 3.9 1 36 9.8total 13 636 3622 287 3335 5.2 38 74 256.5opponents 13 442 1991 380 1611 3.6 11 81 123.9

pASSinG G effic Cmp-Att-int pct Yds tD Lng Avg/GSTEWART, Chester 10 143.39 54-83-2 65.1 743 2 55 74.3GERARDI, Mike 13 119.09 32-63-2 50.8 442 3 47 34.0COYER, Chris 8 177.38 30-50-0 60.0 463 6 61 57.9total 13 142.79 116-198-4 58.6 1648 11 61 126.8opponents 13 113.70 222-387-15 57.4 2442 13 56 187.8

reCeiVinG G no. Yds Avg tD Long Avg/GRODRIGUEZ, Evan 13 35 479 13.7 2 55 36.8JONES, Joe 13 30 322 10.7 3 36 24.8STREATER, Rod 13 19 401 21.1 3 61 30.8MILLER, Deon 13 18 253 14.1 3 35 19.5PIERCE, Bernard 12 3 52 17.3 0 33 4.3total 13 116 1648 14.2 11 61 126.6opponents 13 222 2442 11.0 13 56 187.8

pUnt retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongBROWN, Matt 18 182 10.1 0 37total 21 238 11.3 0 37opponents 19 113 5.9 0 31

KiCK retUrnS no. Yds Avg tD LongBROWN, Matt 28 703 25.1 1 100Total 36 915 25.4 1 100opponents 54 1040 19.3 0 39

|------------ PATs ------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsPIERCE, Bernard 27 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 162McMANUS, Brandon 0 16-22 50-50 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 98BROWN, Matt 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42STREATER, Rod 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18MILLER, Deon 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18COYER, Chris 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18JONES, Joe 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18total 50 16-22 50-50 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 398opponents 24 4-12 21-22 2-2 0 0-0 0 0 181

totAL oFFenSe G plays rush pass total Avg/GPIERCE, Bernard 12 273 1481 0 1481 123.4COYER, Chris 8 119 562 463 1025 128.1total 13 834 3335 1648 4983 383.3opponents 13 829 1611 2442 4053 311.8

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkMcMANUS, Brandon 16-22 72.7 0-0 7-7 7-10 2-5 0-0 41 0

pUntinG no. Yds Avg Long tB FC i20 BlkdMcMANUS, Brandon 46 2105 45.8 65 11 2 15 2Total 47 2145 45.6 65 11 2 15 2opponents 69 2730 39.6 68 6 14 15 2

ALL pUrpoSe G rush rec pr Kor ir tot Avg/GBROWN, Matt 13 916 7 182 703 0 1808 139.1PIERCE, Bernard 12 1481 52 0 0 0 1533 127.8total 13 3335 1648 238 915 184 6320 486.2opponents 13 1611 2442 113 1040 47 5253 404.1

DeFenSe G Solo Ast total tFL/Yds Sacks int pBU H Fr-Yds FF Blk SafJOHNSON, Stephen 13 68 55 123 4.5-20 2.0-11 . 5 1 . 3 . .KROBOTH, Kevin 13 55 21 76 1.0-2 . 3-0 7 . 1-0 . . .WHITEHEAD, Tahir 13 46 24 70 13.5-66 5.0-49 . 1 . 3-0 4 . .ROBINSON, Adrian 13 28 24 52 13.5-74 6.5-46 1-14 . 1 . . 1 .GILDEA, Justin 13 31 20 51 4.5-26 3.0-22 3-25 3 . . . . .total 13 520 290 810 74-337 33-228 15-184 37 5 6-0 14 5 .opponents 13 556 354 910 65-246 21-144 4-47 23 1 8-0 10 2 .


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STORyLINESTemple, which competed as a BIG EAST member in football from 1991-2004, returns to the league as a football-playing member in 2012.

Temple has registered more wins in the past three seasons than in any three-year stretch in school history.

Temple ranked third nationally in scoring defense, (13.9 ppg) behind only Alabama and LSU — the two participants in last year’s BCS National Champion-ship Game. The Owls return five starters from that group.

QB Chris Coyer made four starts last season and was the Mid-American Conference leader in pass efficiency (177.4).

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2012 Schedulethursday, August 30Massachusetts at Connecticut (7:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)

Friday, August 31Villanova at Temple (ESPN3)

Saturday, September 1Northwestern at Syracuse (Noon, ESPN2)Youngstown State at Pittsburgh (6 p.m., ESPN3)Chattanooga at USF (7 p.m., ESPN3)Rutgers at Tulane

Sunday, September 2Kentucky at Louisville (3:30 p.m., ESPN)

thursday, September 6PITTSBURGH at CINCINNATI (8 p.m., ESPN)

Saturday, September 8North Carolina State at Connecticut (Noon, BIG EAST Network)Maryland at Temple (Noon, ESPNU)Howard at Rutgers (3:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)USF at Nevada (3:30 p.m., CBS SN)Southern California at Syracuse 1 (3:30 p.m., ABC/ESPN2)Missouri State at Louisville

thursday, September 13RUTGERS at USF (7:30 p.m., ESPN)

Saturday, September 15Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh (Noon, ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU)Connecticut at Maryland (12:30 p.m., ACC Network)North Carolina at Louisville (3:30 p.m., ABC /ESPN2)Delaware State at Cincinnati (7 p.m., ESPN3)Stony Brook at Syracuse

Saturday, September 22Connecticut at Western Michigan (2 p.m., ESPN3)Gardner-Webb at Pittsburgh (3:30 p.m., ESPN)USF at Ball State (4:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)Louisville at Florida International (7 p.m., ESPNU/ESPN3)Syracuse at Minnesota (8 p.m., Big Ten Network)Rutgers at ArkansasTemple at Penn State

Saturday, September 29Buffalo at Connecticut (Noon, BIG EAST Network)Cincinnati vs. Virginia Tech 2

Louisville at Southern MississippiFlorida State at USF (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)

Friday, october 5PITTSBURGH at SYRACUSE (7 p.m., ESPN)

Saturday, october 6Miami (Ohio) at CincinnatiCONNECTICUT at RUTGERSUSF at TEMPLE

Saturday, october 13Fordham at CincinnatiTEMPLE at CONNECTICUTLOUISVILLE at PITTSBURGHSYRACUSE at RUTGERS

Friday, october 19CONNECTICUT at SYRACUSE (8 p.m., ESPN)

Saturday, october 20Pittsburgh at Buffalo (3:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)Cincinnati at Toledo (ESPNU/ESPN3)USF at LOUISVILLERUTGERS at TEMPLE

Friday, october 26CINCINNATI at LOUISVILLE (8 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2)

Saturday, october 27Kent State at Rutgers (3:30 p.m., BIG EAST Network)TEMPLE at PITTSBURGHSYRACUSE at USF

Saturday, november 3SYRACUSE at CINCINNATICONNECTICUT at USFTEMPLE at LOUISVILLEPittsburgh at Notre Dame (3:30 p.m., NBC)

Friday, november 9PITTSBURGH at CONNECTICUT (8 p.m., ESPN2)

Saturday, november 10CINCINNATI at TEMPLELOUISVILLE at SYRACUSEArmy at Rutgers

Saturday, november 17RUTGERS at CINCINNATI (Noon, BIG EAST Network)USF at Miami (Fla.)Syracuse at MissouriTemple at Army (Noon, CBS SN)

Friday, november 23USF at CINCINNATI (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)SYRACUSE at TEMPLE (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)

Saturday, november 24CONNECTICUT at LOUISVILLERUTGERS at PITTSBURGH

thursday, november 29LOUISVILLE at RUTGERS (7:30 p.m., ESPN)

Saturday, December 1CINCINNATI at CONNECTICUT (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)PITTSBURGH at USF (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)

1 at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J.2 at FedEx Field, Landover, Md.All times Eastern; all dates and times subject to changeAdditional television arrangements will be announced as they become avail-able and are subject to change

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2011 Resultsthursday, September 1Louisville 21, Murray State 3 (ESPNU)Rutgers 48, North Carolina Central 0 (ESPN3)Syracuse 36, Wake Forest 29 (ot) (ESPN3)

Saturday, September 3Connecticut 35, Fordham 3 (ESPN3)USF 23, Notre Dame 20 (NBC)Pittsburgh 35, Buffalo 16 (ESPN3)Cincinnati 72, Austin Peay 10 (BIG EAST Network)

Sunday, September 4West Virginia 34, Marshall 13 (ESPN)

Friday, September 9Florida International 24, Louisville 17 (ESPN)

Saturday, September 10North Carolina 24, Rutgers 22 (ACC Network)Pittsburgh 35, Maine 29 (ESPN3)West Virginia 55, Norfolk State 12 (BIG EAST Network)Tennessee 45, Cincinnati 23 (ESPN2)Syracuse 21, Rhode Island 14 (BIG EAST Network)USF 37, Ball State 7 (BIG EAST Network)Vanderbilt 24, Connecticut 21 (CSS)

Friday, September 16Iowa State 24, Connecticut 20 (ESPN2)

Saturday, September 17Iowa 31, Pittsburgh 27 (ESPN2)West Virginia 37, Maryland 31 (ESPNU)Cincinnati 59, Akron 14 (ESPN3)Louisville 24, Kentucky 17 (ESPNU)USF 70, Florida A&M 17 (BIG EAST Network)Southern California 38, Syracuse 17 (FX)

thursday, September 22Cincinnati 44, North Carolina State 14 (ESPN/ESPN3D)

Saturday, September 24Notre Dame 15, Pittsburgh 12 (ABC)Syracuse 33, Toledo 30 (ot) (BIG EAST Network)Rutgers 38, Ohio 26 (ESPN3)Connecticut 17, Buffalo 3 (BIG EAST Network)USF 52, UTEP 24 (ESPN3)LSU 47, West Virginia 21 (ABC)

thursday, September 29PITTSBURGH 44, USF 17 (ESPN/ESPN3D)

Saturday, october 1RUTGERS 19, SYRACUSE 16 (2ot) (BIG EAST Network)Cincinnati 27, Miami (Ohio) 0 (ESPN3)Western Michigan 38, Connecticut 31 (BIG EAST Network)Marshall 17, Louisville 13 (BIG EAST Network)West Virginia 55, Bowling Green 10 (BIG EAST Network)

Saturday, october 8WEST VIRGINIA 43, CONNECTICUT 16 (BIG EAST Network)North Carolina 14, Louisville 7 (ESPN2)RUTGERS 34, PITTSBURGH 10 (ESPNU)Syracuse 37, Tulane 34 (Cox Louisiana)

Saturday, october 15CINCINNATI 25, LOUISVILLE 16 1 (BIG EAST Network)Utah 26, Pittsburgh 14 (ESPNU)Rutgers 21, Navy 20 (ESPN3)CONNECTICUT 16, USF 10 (BIG EAST Network)

Friday, october 21LOUISVILLE 16, RUTGERS 14 (ESPN2)SYRACUSE 49, WEST VIRGINIA 23 (ESPN)

Saturday, october 22CINCINNATI 37, USF 34 (BIG EAST Network)

wednesday, october 26PITTSBURGH 35, CONNECTICUT 20 (ESPN)

Saturday, october 29LOUISVILLE 27, SYRACUSE 10 (BIG EAST Network)WEST VIRGINIA 41, RUTGERS 31 (ABC)

Saturday, november 5CONNECTICUT 28, SYRACUSE 21 (ESPNU)LOUISVILLE 38, WEST VIRGINIA 35 (BIG EAST Network)CINCINNATI 26, PITTSBURGH 23 (ESPNU)RUTGERS 20, USF 17 (ot) (ESPN3)

Friday, november 11USF 37, SYRACUSE 17 (ESPN2)

Saturday, november 12PITTSBURGH 21, LOUISVILLE 14 (BIG EAST Network)WEST VIRGINIA 24, CINCINNATI 1 21 (ABC)Rutgers at Army 2 (3:30 p.m., CBS SN)

Saturday, november 19RUTGERS 20, CINCINNATI 3 (ESPNU)LOUISVILLE 34, CONNECTICUT 20 (BIG EAST Network)Miami (Fla.) 6, USF 3 (ESPNU)

Friday, november 25LOUISVILLE 34, USF 24 (ESPN2)WEST VIRGINIA 21, PITTSBURGH 20 (ESPN)

Saturday, november 26CINCINNATI 30, SYRACUSE 13 (BIG EAST Network)CONNECTICUT 40, RUTGERS 22 (ESPN2)

thursday, December 1WEST VIRGINIA 30, USF 27 (ESPN/ESPN3D)

Saturday, December 3CINCINNATI 35, CONNECTICUT 27 (ESPN)PITTSBURGH 33, SYRACUSE 20 (ESPN2)

tuesday, December 27Belk Bowl (ESPN)North Carolina State 31, Louisville 24

Friday, December 30New Era Pinstripe Bowl (ESPN)Rutgers 27, Iowa State 13

Saturday, December 31AutoZone Liberty Bowl (ABC)Cincinnati 31, Vanderbilt 24

wednesday, January 4Discover Orange Bowl (ESPN)West Virginia 70, Clemson 33

Saturday, January 7BBVA Compass Bowl (ESPN)SMU 28, Pittsburgh 6

1 at Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio2 at Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y.

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Final Standings BIG EAST OVERALLSCHooL w-L pCt pF pA H A w-L pCt pF pA H A n StreAKWest Virginia (17/18) * BCS 5-2 .714 217 202 2-1 3-1 10-3 .769 489 348 5-2 4-1 1-0 Won 4Cincinnati (25/21) * 5-2 .714 177 157 2-1 3-1 10-3 .769 433 264 5-1 4-2 1-0 Won 3Louisville * 5-2 .714 179 149 2-1 3-1 7-6 .538 285 261 3-3 4-2 0-1 Lost 1Rutgers (rv/rv) 4-3 .571 160 143 2-2 1-2 9-4 .692 343 238 6-1 2-3 1-0 Won 1Pittsburgh 4-3 .571 186 152 3-1 1-2 6-7 .462 315 297 5-3 1-3 0-1 Lost 1Connecticut 3-4 .429 167 200 3-1 0-3 5-7 .417 291 292 4-3 1-4 0-0 Lost 1USF 1-6 .143 166 198 0-3 1-3 5-7 .417 351 272 3-4 2-3 0-0 Lost 3Syracuse 1-6 .143 146 197 1-3 0-3 5-7 .417 290 342 4-3 1-5 0-0 Lost 5

* clinched share of BIG EAST championshipBCS clinched BIG EAST Bowl Championship Series bidFinal Bowl Championship Series rankings: 23 - West Virginia Final Associated press top 25: 17 - West Virginia; 25 - Cincinnati; rv - Rutgers Final USA today top 25: 18 - West Virginia; 21 - Cincinnati; rv - Rutgers

BiG eASt Bowl results

Belk Bowl • Dec. 27north Carolina State 31, Louisville 24Louisville: Teddy Bridgewater, 24 of 43, 274 yards, 2 TD, 3 INT; Victor Anderson, 15 att., 61 yards; Josh Bellamy, 5 rec., 98 yards, 1 TD; Adrian Bushell, 7 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 FF.

new era pinstripe Bowl • Dec. 30rutgers 27, iowa State 13rutgers: Jawan Jamison, 27 att., 131 yards, 2 TD; Chas Dodd, 10 of 17, 176 yards, 1 TD; Mohamed Sanu, 6 rec., 62 yards; Khaseem Greene, 13 tackles, 3 TFL, 0.5 sack, 1 FF.

AutoZone Liberty Bowl • Dec. 31Cincinnati 31, Vanderbilt 24Cincinnati: Isaiah Pead, 28 att., 149 yards, 1 TD; George Winn, 6 att., 78 yards, 1 TD; Zach Collaros, 12 of 29, 80 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT; Nick Temple, 8 tackles, 0.5 TFL, 1 FF, 1 INT.

Discover orange Bowl • Jan. 4west Virginia 70, Clemson 33west Virginia: Geno Smith, 31 of 42, 401 yards, 6 TD; Tavon Austin, 11 rec., 117 yards, 4 TD, 4 att., 46 yards, 5 kickoff returns, 117 yards; 280 all-purpose yards; Shawne Alston, 20 att., 77 yards, 2 TDs; Eain Smith, 12 tackles, 0.5 TFL.

BBVA Compass Bowl • Jan. 7SMU 28, pittsburgh 6pittsburgh: Tino Sunseri, 19 of 28, 183 yards, 1 INT; Isaac Bennett, 10 att., 22 yards; Ronald Jones, 6 rec., 36 yards; Max Gruder, 9 tackles, 1 TFL.

2011 postseason Awards

OFFENSIVE PLAyER OF THE yEARIsaiah Pead, RB, Cincinnati (Sr., Columbus, Ohio)

DEFENSIVE PLAyERS OF THE yEARDerek Wolfe, DT, Cincinnati (Sr., Lisbon, Ohio)Khaseem Greene, LB, Rutgers (Jr., Elizabeth, N.J.)

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAyER OF THE yEARTavon Austin, WR, West Virginia (Jr., Baltimore, Md.)

ROOKIE OF THE yEARTeddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville(Fr., Miami, Fla.) *

COACH OF THE yEARButch Jones, Cincinnati

AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERSSCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE yEARJK Schaffer, LB, Cincinnati

2011 At A Glance

isaiah pead, Cincinnati

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ALL-BIG EAST FIRST TEAMOFFENSE pos. player School Cl. Ht. wt. Hometown/High School WR Mohamed Sanu * Rutgers Jr. 6-2 215 South Brunswick, N.J./South Brunswick WR Tavon Austin West Virginia So. 5-9 174 Baltimore, Md./Dunbar OT Justin Pugh Syracuse Jr. 6-6 299 Holland, Pa./Council Rock South OT Don Barclay West Virginia Sr. 6-4 305 Cranberry Township, Pa./Seneca Valley OG Randy Martinez Cincinnati Sr. 6-1 290 Teaneck, N.J./Teaneck OG Art Forst Rutgers Sr. 6-8 310 Manasquan, N.J./Manasquan OG Andrew Tiller Syracuse Sr. 6-5 328 Brentwood, N.Y./Central Islip C Moe Petrus Connecticut Sr. 6-2 302 St. Laurent, Que./Vanier Prep TE Nick Provo Syracuse Sr. 6-4 246 West Palm Beach, Fla./John I. Leonard QB Geno Smith West Virginia Jr. 6-3 210 Miami, Fla./Miramar RB Isaiah Pead * Cincinnati Sr. 5-11 198 Columbus, Ohio/Eastmoor Academy RB Ray Graham Pittsburgh Jr. 5-9 195 Elizabeth, N.J./Elizabeth RB Antwon Bailey Syracuse Sr. 5-7 197 Landover, Md./Saint Johns College K Dave Teggart Connecticut Sr. 6-0 209 Northborough, Mass./Algonqun RS Tavon Austin * West Virginia So. 5-9 173 Baltimore, Md./Dunbar

DEFENSE pos. player School Cl. Ht. wt. Hometown/High School DL Derek Wolfe Cincinnati Sr. 6-5 300 Lisbon, Ohio/Beaver Local DL Kendall Reyes Connecticut Sr. 6-4 287 Nashua, N.H./Nashua North DL Chandler Jones Syracuse Sr. 6-5 247 Endicott, N.Y./Union-Endicott DL Bruce Irvin West Virginia Sr. 6-3 236 Atlanta, Ga./Mt. San Antonio CC LB JK Schaffer Cincinnati Sr. 6-1 232 Cincinnati, Ohio/LaSalle LB Khaseem Greene Rutgers Jr. 6-1 220 Elizabeth, N.J./Avon Old Farms LB Najee Goode West Virginia Sr. 6-1 239 Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine CB Adrian Bushell Louisville Jr. 5-11 190 DeSoto, Texas/Cedar Valley CC CB Keith Tandy West Virginia Sr. 5-10 198 Hopkinsville, Ky./Christian County S Drew Frey Cincinnati Jr. 6-3 203 Wilmington, Ohio/Clinton-Massie S Hakeem Smith Louisville So. 6-1 183 Jonesboro, Ga./Riverdale S Jarred Holley Pittsburgh Jr. 5-10 190 Easton, Pa./Easton Area S Duron Harmon Rutgers Jr. 6-1 201 Magnolia, Del./Caesar Rodney P Pat O’Donnell Cincinnati Jr. 6-5 217 Lake Worth, Fla./Palm Beach Central

* unanimous selection

ALL-BIG EAST SECOND TEAMOFFENSE pos. player School Cl. Ht. wt. Hometown/High School WR Alec Lemon Syracuse Jr. 6-2 196 Crofton, Md./Arundel Senior WR Stedman Bailey West Virginia So. 5-10 192 Miramar, Fla./Miramar OT Alex Hoffman Cincinnati Sr. 6-7 299 Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral OT Mike Ryan Connecticut Sr. 6-5 335 Tamaqua, Pa./Marian Catholic OG Desmond Wynn Rutgers Sr. 6-6 295 Bear, Del./St. Mark’s OG Jeremiah Warren USF Sr. 6-4 329 Panama City, Fla./Bay C Joe Madsen West Virginia Jr. 6-4 300 Chardon, Ohio/Chardon QB Zach Collaros Cincinnati Sr. 6-0 223 Steubenville, Ohio/Steubenville TE Ryan Griffin Connecticut Jr. 6-6 248 Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry RB Lyle McCombs Connecticut Fr. 5-8 172 Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By The Sea RB Darrell Scott USF Jr. 6-1 240 Ventura, Calif./St. Bonaventure K Maikon Bonani USF Jr. 5-10 190 Lake Wales, Fla./Lake Wales RS Jeremy Deering Rutgers So. 6-2 205 Tampa, Fla./Leto

DEFENSE pos. player School Cl. Ht. wt. Hometown/High School DL Trevardo Williams Connecticut Jr. 6-1 231 Bridgeport, Conn./Canterbury DL Chas Alecxih Pittsburgh Sr. 6-5 285 Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor DL Aaron Donald Pittsburgh So. 6-0 270 Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills DL Ryne Giddins USF So. 6-3 261 Seffner, Fla./Armwood LB Dexter Heyman Louisville Sr. 6-3 239 Louisville, Ky./Male LB Max Gruder Pittsburgh Sr. 6-2 230 Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Country Day LB Marquis Spruill Syracuse So. 6-1 221 Hillside, N.J./Fork Union Military Academy CB Dwayne Gratz Connecticut Jr. 6-0 195 Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway CB Antwuan Reed Pittsburgh Sr. 5-10 190 Johnstown, Pa./Greater Johnstown CB Logan Ryan Rutgers So. 6-0 190 Berlin, N.J./Eastern CB Kayvon Webster USF Jr. 5-11 195 Opa Locka, Fla./Miami Monsignor Pace S Jerrell Young USF Sr. 6-1 209 St. Petersburg, Fla./Gibbs S Eain Smith West Virginia Sr. 5-11 198 Miramar, Fla./Chaminade-Madonna P Cole Wagner Connecticut So. 6-2 211 York, Pa./York Suburban P Justin Doerner Rutgers Jr. 5-9 170 Redondo Beach, Calif./Los Angeles Harbor JC

Mohamed Sanu, rutgers

Derek wolfe, Cincinnati

Lyle McCombs, Connecticut

Dexter Heyman, Louisville

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Final Standings

Harris interactive USA today Computer rankings BCS Rank Pts Pct. Rank Pts Pct A&H B CM M S W Pct. Rank Avg1 LSU 1 2875 1.0000 1 1475 1.0000 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.0000 1 1.00002 Alabama 2 2723 .9471 2 1399 .9485 3 3 3 3 2 2 .9300 3 .94193 Oklahoma State 3 2654 .9231 3 1367 .9268 2 2 2 2 3 3 .9500 2 .93334 Stanford 4 2504 .8710 4 1286 .8719 4 4 5 8 10 7 .8000 5 .84765 Oregon 5 2372 .8250 5 1232 .8353 12 5 8 10 9 6 .7100 8 .79016 Arkansas 7 2163 .7523 7 1112 .7539 7 8 12 5 4 4 .8000 5 .76877 Boise State 6 2236 .7777 6 1128 .7647 9 6 7 12 12 8 .6800 9 .74088 Kansas State 10 1733 .6028 10 878 .5953 5 7 4 4 5 5 .8500 4 .68279 South Carolina 9 1833 .6376 9 971 .6583 8 12 11 9 8 9 .6700 10 .655310 Wisconsin 8 2060 .7165 8 1085 .7356 15 10 15 16 19 12 .4600 14 .637411 Virginia Tech 11 1498 .5210 11 835 .5661 13 11 13 14 21 17 .4700 13 .519012 Baylor 16 1228 .4271 16 599 .4061 10 17 10 6 7 11 .6600 11 .497713 Michigan 12 1447 .5033 12 789 .5349 11 16 9 19 22 18 .4000 15 .479414 Oklahoma 19 933 .3245 19 437 .2963 6 9 6 7 6 10 .7600 7 .460315 Clemson 14 1351 .4699 14 657 .4454 19 15 18 20 17 13 .3500 16 .421816 Georgia 18 1095 .3809 18 538 .3647 14 20 16 11 11 14 .4900 12 .411917 Michigan State 13 1428 .4967 13 735 .4983 20 13 21 24 24 22 .1700 21 .388318 TCU 15 1245 .4330 15 631 .4278 22 14 19 23 18 15 .3000 17 .386919 Houston 17 1132 .3937 17 542 .3675 16 19 14 21 25 19 .2900 18 .350420 Nebraska 20 717 .2494 20 402 .2725 17 18 17 25 23 20 .2600 19 .260621 Southern Miss 21 711 .2473 21 366 .2481 22 22 16 .0800 25 .191822 Penn State 23 383 .1332 23 189 .1281 21 21 20 23 .1300 24 .130523 west Virginia 22 522 .1816 22 278 .1885 24 .0000 29 .123324 Texas 34 6 .0021 34 1 .0007 18 23 13 13 24 .2600 19 .087625 Auburn 31 15 .0052 36 .0000 25 24 17 14 21 .1700 21 .0584

poLL eXpLAnAtion & ABoUt tHe BCS:To derive a team’s poll percentages in the Harris Interactive and USA Today polls, each team’s point total is divided by a maximum 2850 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1475 possible points in the USA Today Poll. Teams are assigned a point total for each of their respective computer poll rankings to determine the overall computer component. The highest and lowest ranking for each team is dropped, and the sum total of the remaining four rankings is divided by 100 (the maximum possible points). This figure produces a Computer Rankings Percentage. The six computer ranking providers are Anderson & Hester (A&H), Richard Billingsley (B), Colley Matrix (CM), Kenneth Massey (M), Jeff Sagarin (S) and Peter Wolfe (W). Each computer ranking accounts for schedule strength within its formula. The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive and USA Today Polls, and Computer rankings. The highest BCS Average receives the No. 1 ranking, the second highest receives No. 2, and so forth.

The BCS is a five-game arrangement for post-season college football that is managed by the 11 Bowl Subdivision conferences and Notre Dame. Its purpose is to match the two top-ranked teams in the final BCS standings in a national championship game and to create competitive matchups in the four other BCS bowl games. For more information, visit www.bcsfootball.org.

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Milestonesrecord BookMost rushing Yards (Career) 1. Avon Cobourne, West Virginia ......................5,039 ...................1999-2002 2. Ray Rice, Rutgers ............................................... 4,926 ........................ 2005-07 3. Pat White, West Virginia ................................... 4,480 ........................ 2005-08 4. Noel Devine, West Virginia ............................... 4,317 ........................ 2007-10 5. Steve Slaton, West Virginia ............................... 3,923 ........................ 2005-07 6. Amos Zereoue, West Virginia ........................... 3,907 ........................ 1996-98 7. Donald Brown, Connecticut ............................. 3,800 ........................ 2006-08 8. Derrick Knight, Boston College ......................... 3,725 ........................ 2000-03 9. Mike Cloud, Boston College .............................. 3,597 ........................ 1995-98 10. Kevin Jones, Virginia Tech ................................. 3,475 ........................ 2001-03

Most passing Yards (Career) 1. Brian Brohm, Louisville .................................9,956 .......................2005-07 2. Ken Dorsey, Miami ........................................9,565 ...................1999-2002 3. Mike Teel, Rutgers ........................................9,383 .......................2005-08 4. Matt Grothe, USF ..........................................8,669 .......................2006-09 5. Ryan Hart, Rutgers ........................................8,482 .......................2002-05 6. Donovan McNabb, Syracuse .........................8,339 .......................1995-98 7. Tyler Palko, Pittsburgh ..................................8,343 .......................2002-06 8. Glenn Foley, Boston College .........................7,853 .......................1991-93 9. Henry Burris, Temple ....................................7,495 .......................1993-96 10. Geno Smith, West Virginia ................................ 7,457 ........................ 2009-11

Most receiving Yards (Career) 1. Kenny Britt, Rutgers ......................................3,043 .......................2006-08 2. Dietrich Jells, Pittsburgh ...............................3,003 .......................1991-95 Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati .............................3,003 .............2005, 2007-09 4. Harry Douglas, Louisville ..............................2,881 .......................2005-07 5. Antonio Bryant, Pittsburgh ...........................2,805 ...................1999-2001 6. Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh ...........................2,728 .......................2002-03 7. Latef Grim, Pittsburgh ...................................2,607 ...................1998-2000 8. Santana Moss, Miami ...................................2,546 ...................1997-2000 9. Tres Moses, Rutgers ......................................2,522 .......................2001-05 10. Dominick Goodman, Cincinnati ....................2,512 .......................2005-08

other 2011 Active Career Leaders

PointsDave Teggart, Connecticut .........................................350 .......................... 2008-11

touchdownsIsaiah Pead, Cincinnati ................................................33 ........................... 2008-11

rushing touchdownsIsaiah Pead, Cincinnati ................................................27 ........................... 2008-11

passing touchdownsGeno Smith, West Virginia ..........................................56 ........................... 2009-11

receiving touchdownsTavon Austin, West Virginia.........................................17 ........................... 2009-11

receptionsMohamed Sanu, Rutgers ...........................................210 .......................... 2009-11

total offenseB.J. Daniels, USF ........................................................ 7,992 ........................ 2008-11

All-purpose YardsTavon Austin, West Virginia...................................... 4,374 ........................ 2009-11

TacklesJK Schaffer, Cincinnati .................................................325 .......................... 2009-11

SacksJulian MIller, West Virginia ........................................ 27.5 ......................... 2008-11

Tackles For LossJulian Miller, West Virginia ........................................ 42.5 ......................... 2008-11

interceptionsKeith Tandy, West Virginia ...........................................13 ........................... 2008-11

top performancesA number of BIG EAST Conference players who were active in 2011 surpassed the 100-yard rushing, 100-yard receiving and 300-yard passing marks in a game. Below is a breakdown of the 2011 players who surpassed these marks (includes bowl games) both for their careers and in 2011.

100-YArD rUSHinG GAMeSplayer, School, Year 2011 CareerIsaiah Pead, Cincinnati, Sr. 6 11Ray Graham, Pittsburgh, Jr. 4 7B.J. Daniels, USF, Jr. 2 7Victor Anderson, Louisville, Sr. 7Lyle McCombs, Connecticut, Fr. 6 6Antwon Bailey, Syracuse, Sr. 5 6Joe Martinek, Rutgers, Sr. 5Jawan Jamison, Rutgers, Fr. 3 3Jourdan Brooks, Rutgers, Sr. 3Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers, Jr. 2Demetris Murray, USF, Jr. 2Jeremy Wright, Louisville, So. 1 1Darrell Scott, USF, Jr. 1 1Shawne Alston, West Virginia, Jr. 1 1Dustin Garrison, West Virginia, Fr. 1 1Zach Collaros, Cincinnati, Sr. 1Darrin Williams, Cincinnati, Jr. 1Darius Ashley, Louisville, Jr. 1Jeremy Deering, Rutgers, So. 1DeAntwan Williams, Rutgers, Jr. 1

100-YArD reCeiVinG GAMeSplayer, School, Year 2011 CareerMohamed Sanu, Rutgers, Jr. 6 9Stedman Bailey, West Virginia, So. 7 7Tavon Austin, West Virginia, Jr. 5 7D.J. Woods, Cincinnati, Sr. 1 5Alec Lemon, Syracuse, Jr. 2 4Kashif Moore, Connecticut, Sr. 3 3Devin Street, Pittsburgh, So. 3 3Ivan McCartney, West Virginia, So. 2 2Van Chew, Syracuse, Sr. 1 2Mark Harrison, Rutgers, Jr. 2Anthony McClung, Cincinnati, So.Isaiah Pead, Cincinnati, Jr. 1 1Kenbrell Thompkins, Cincinnati, Jr. 1 1Isiah Moore, Connecticut, Sr. 1 1Nick Williams, Connecticut, Jr. 1 1Josh Chichester, Louisville, Sr. 1 1Eli Rogers, Louisville, Fr. 1 1Sterling Griffin, USF, So. 1 1Deonte Welch, USF, Fr. 1 1Devon Brown, West Virginia, Sr. 1 1Josh Bellamy, Louisville, Sr. 1Jeremy Deering, Rutgers, So. 1A.J. Love, USF, Sr. 1Marcus Sales, Syracuse, Sr. 1Brad Starks, West Virginia, Sr. 1

300-YArD pASSinG GAMeSplayer, School, Year 2011 CareerGeno Smith, West Virginia, Jr. 8 10Zach Collaros, Cincinnati, Sr. 1 6B.J. Daniels, USF, Jr. 2 3 Tino Sunseri, Pittsburgh, Jr. 1 2Chas Dodd, Rutgers, So. 2Johnny McEntee, Connecticut, Jr. 1 1Will Stein, Louisville, Jr. 1 1Ryan Nassib, Syracuse, Jr. 1 1

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BIG EAST OFFENSIVE PLAyER OF THE WEEKSept. 5 Ray Graham, Pittsburgh, RB, Jr.Sept. 12 B.J. Daniels, USF, QB, Jr.Sept. 19 Geno Smith, West Virginia, QB, Jr.Sept. 26 Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers, WR, Jr.Oct. 3 Ray Graham, Pittsburgh, RB, Jr.Oct. 10 Stedman Bailey, West Virginia, WR, So.Oct. 17 Isaiah Pead, Cincinnati, RB, Jr.Oct. 24 Zach Collaros, Cincinnati, QB, Sr.Oct. 31 Tino Sunseri, Pittsburgh, QB, Sr.Nov. 7 Geno Smith, West Virginia, QB, Jr.Nov. 14 Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers, WR, Jr.Nov. 21 Jawan Jamison, Rutgers, RB, Fr.Nov. 28 Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville, QB, Fr.Dec. 5 Anthony McClung, Cincinnati, WR, So.

BIG EAST DEFENSIVE PLAyER OF THE WEEKSept. 5 Jerrell Young, USF, S, Sr.Sept. 12 Phillip Thomas, Syracuse, S, Jr.Sept. 19 Dexter Heyman, Louisville, LB, Sr.Sept. 26 JK Schaffer, Cincinnati, LB, Sr.Oct. 3 Steve Beauharnais, Rutgers, LB, Jr.Oct. 10 Logan Ryan, Rutgers, CB, So.Oct. 17 Byron Jones, Connecticut, CB, Fr.Oct. 24 Chandler Jones, Syracuse, DE, Sr.Oct. 31 Preston Brown, Louisville, LB, So.Nov. 7 Khaseem Greene, Rutgers, LB, Jr.Nov. 14 Julian Miller, West Virginia, DT, Sr.Nov. 21 Dexter Heyman, Louisville, LB, Sr.Nov. 28 Julian Miller, West Virginia, DT, Sr.Dec. 5 Brandon Lindsey, Pittsburgh, LB, Sr.

BIG EAST SPECIAL TEAMS PLAyER OF THE WEEKSept. 5 Tavon Austin, West Virginia, WR, Jr.Sept. 12 Mark Joyce, USF, S, Jr.Sept. 19 Tyler Bitancurt, West Virginia, K, Jr.Sept. 26 Pat O’Donnell, Cincinnati, P, Jr.Oct. 3 Jamal Merrell, Rutgers, LB, So.Oct. 10 Ross Krautman, Syracuse, K, So.Oct. 17 Brandon Jones, Rutgers, CB, Jr.Oct. 24 Dorian Graham, Syracuse, WR, Sr.Oct. 31 Chris Philpott, Louisville, K, Sr.Nov. 7 Adrian Bushell, Louisville, CB, Jr.Nov. 14 Eain Smith, West Virginia, S, Sr.Nov. 21 Adrian Bushell, Louisville, CB, Jr.Nov. 28 Corey Smith, West Virginia, P, Jr.Dec. 5 Tavon Austin, West Virginia, WR, Jr.

ACTIVE CAREER WEEKLy AWARD WINNERS4 — Dave Teggart (K, Connecticut); Geno Smith (West Virginia, QB)

3 — Ray Graham (Pittsburgh, RB); B.J. Daniels (USF, QB); Tavon Austin (West Virginia, WR); Tyler Bitancurt (K, West Virginia); Julian Miller (West Virginia, DT)

2 – Zach Collaros (Cincinnati, QB); Isaiah Pead (Cincinnati, RB); Sio Moore (Connecticut, LB); Adrian Bushell (Louisville, CB); Dexter Heyman (Louisville, LB); Chris Philpott (Louisville, K); Teddy Dellaganna (Rutgers, P); Mohamed Sanu (Rutgers, WR); Ross Krautman (Syracuse, K); Maikon Bonani (USF, K)

1 – Anthony McClung (Cincinnati, WR); Brandon Mills (Cincinnati, LB); Pat O’Donnell (Cincinnati, P); JK Schaffer (Cincinnati, LB); Byron Jones (Connecticut, CB); Blidi Wreh-Wilson (Connecticut, CB); Victor Anderson (Louisville, RB); Teddy Bridgewater (Louisville, QB); Preston Brown (Louisville, LB); Jeremy Wright (Louisville, RB); Brandon Lindsey (Pittsburgh, LB); Dan Mason (Pittsburgh, LB); Tino Sunseri (Pittsburgh, QB); Steve Beauharnais (Rutgers, LB); Chas Dodd (Rutgers, QB); Khaseem Greene (Rutgers, LB); Jawan Jamison (Rutgers, RB); Brandon Jones (Rutgers, CB); Jamal Merrel (Rutgers, LB); Logan Ryan (Rutgers, CB); San San Te (Rutgers, K); Justin Brockhaus-Kann (USF, P); Mark Joyce (USF, S); Terrence Mitchell (USF, DB); Jerrell Young (USF, S); Dorian Graham (Syracuse, WR); Chandler Jones (Syracuse, DE); Ryan Lichtenstein (Syracuse, K); Ryan Nassib (Syracuse, QB); Phillip Thomas (Syracuse, S); Stedman Bailey (West Virginia, WR); Bruce Irvin (West Virginia, DE); Corey Smith (West Virginia, P); Eain Smith (West Virginia, S); Keith Tandy (West Virginia, CB)

Year-By-Year ChampionsYear Champion ..........................BIG EAST ..................OVERALL ........................... HEAD COACH1991 Miami # .................................... 2-0 .............................12-0 ..............................Dennis Erickson1992 Miami ....................................... 4-0 ............................11-1 ..............................Dennis Erickson1993 West Virginia ............................ 7-0 ............................11-1 ....................................Don Nehlen1994 Miami ....................................... 7-0 .............................10-2 ..............................Dennis Erickson1995 Virginia Tech ............................ 6-1 ............................10-2 .................................Frank Beamer1996 Virginia Tech ............................ 6-1 ............................10-2 ................................Frank Beamer Miami ....................................... 6-1 .............................9-3 .................................... Butch Davis Syracuse ................................... 6-1 ..............................9-3 ..............................Paul Pasqualoni1997 Syracuse ................................... 6-1 .............................9-3 ..............................Paul Pasqualoni1998 Syracuse ................................... 6-1 .............................8-3 ..............................Paul Pasqualoni1999 Virginia Tech ............................ 7-0 ............................11-1 .................................Frank Beamer2000 Miami ....................................... 7-0 ............................10-1 ................................... Butch Davis2001 Miami # .................................... 7-0 ............................12-0 ....................................Larry Coker2002 Miami ....................................... 7-0 ............................12-1 ....................................Larry Coker2003 Miami * ..................................... 6-1 ............................11-2 .....................................Larry Coker West Virginia ............................ 6-1 .............................8-5 ............................... Rich Rodriguez2004 Pittsburgh * .............................. 4-2 .............................8-4 .....................................Walt Harris Boston College ......................... 4-2 .............................9-3 ................................... Tom O’Brien West Virginia ............................ 4-2 .............................8-4 ............................... Rich Rodriguez Syracuse ................................... 4-2 .............................6-6 ..............................Paul Pasqualoni2005 West Virginia ............................ 7-0 ............................11-1 .............................. Rich Rodriguez2006 Louisville ................................... 6-1 .............................12-1 ................................ Bobby Petrino2007 West Virginia * .......................... 5-2 .............................11-2 ............................... Rich Rodriguez Connecticut .............................. 5-2 ..............................9-4 ....................................Randy Edsall2008 Cincinnati .................................. 6-1 .............................11-3 ...................................... Brian Kelly2009 Cincinnati .................................. 7-0 .............................12-1 ...................................... Brian Kelly2010 Connecticut * ............................ 5-2 ..............................8-4 ....................................Randy Edsall West Virginia............................. 5-2 ..............................9-3 ......................................Bill Stewart Pittsburgh ................................. 5-2 ..............................7-5 ............................. Dave Wannstedt2011 Cincinnati .................................. 5-2 ..............................9-3 .....................................Butch Jones Louisville ................................... 5-2 ..............................7-5 ................................. Charlie Strong West Virginia * .......................... 5-2 ..............................9-3 .............................. Dana Holgorsen

# National Champion * Earned BIG EAST’s automatic BCS bid.

AtLAntiC CoASt (4-4)Syracuse 36, Wake Forest 29 (ot) (9/1)North Carolina 24, Rutgers 22 (9/10)West Virginia 37, Maryland 31 (9/17)Cincinnati 44, North Carolina State 14 (9/22)North Carolina 14, Louisville 7 (10/8)Miami (Fla.) 6, USF 3 (11/19)North Carolina State 31, Louisville 24 (12/27)West Virginia 70, Clemson 33 (1/4)

BiG 12 (1-1)Iowa State 24, Connecticut 20 (9/16)Rutgers 27, Iowa State 13 (12/30)

BiG ten (0-1)Iowa 31, Pittsburgh 27 (9/17)

CoLoniAL AtHLetiC (2-0)Pittsburgh 35, Maine 29 (9/10)Syracuse 21, Rhode Island 14 (9/10)

ConFerenCe USA (3-2)West Virginia 34, Marshall 13 (9/4)USF 52, UTEP 24 (9/24)Marshall 17, Louisville 13 (10/1)Syracuse 37, Tulane 34 (10/8)SMU 28, Pittsburgh 6 (1/7)

MiD-AMeriCAn (8-1)Pittsburgh 35, Buffalo 16 (9/3)USF 37, Ball State 7 (9/10)Cincinnati 59, Akron 14 (9/17)Syracuse 33, Toledo 30 (ot) (9/24)Rutgers 38, Ohio 26 (9/24)Connecticut 17, Buffalo 3 (9/24)Cincinnati 27, Miami (Ohio) 0 (10/1)Western Michigan 38, Connecticut 31 (10/1)West Virginia 55, Bowling Green 10 (10/1)

MiD-eAStern AtHLetiC (2-0)West Virginia 55, Norfolk State 12 (9/10)USF 70, Florida A&M 17 (9/17)

OHIO VALLEy (2-0)Louisville 21, Murray State 9 (9/1)Cincinnati 72, Austin Peay 10 (9/3)

pAC-12 (0-2)USC 38, Syracuse 17 (9/17)Utah 26, Pittsburgh 14 (10/15)

pAtriot (1-0)Connecticut 35, Fordham 3 (9/1)

SoUtHeAStern (2-3)Tennessee 45, Cincinnati 23 (9/10)Vanderbilt 24, Connecticut 21 (9/10)Louisville 24, Kentucky 17 (9/17)LSU 47, West Virginia 21 (9/24)Cincinnati 31, Vanderbilt 24 (12/31)

SUn BeLt (0-1)Florida International 24, Louisville 17 (9/9)

inDepenDentS (4-1)Rutgers 48, North Carolina Central 0 (9/1)USF 23, Notre Dame 20 (9/3)Notre Dame 15, Pittsburgh 12 (9/24)Rutgers 21, Navy 20 (10/15)Rutgers 27, Army 12 (11/12)

total nonconference records All Games..............................................29-16 FBS Opponents .....................................21-16 BCS Automatic Qualifiers ........................8-12 FCS Opponents .........................................8-0 AP Top 25 ..................................................2-1 USA Today Top 25 .....................................2-1 Bowl Games ..............................................3-2

record Against the Conferences

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nCAA LeadersINDIVIDUAL LEADERSRushing ............................................ yPG31. Lyle McCombs, UConn ............ 95.9239. Isaiah Pead, Cin ....................... 92.5045. Antwon Bailey, SU ................... 87.58

Completions per Game ..................... CPG9. Geno Smith, WVU ................... 26.1724. Ryan Nassib, SU ...................... 21.5835. B.J. Daniels, USF ...................... 19.5541. Tino Sunseri, Pitt ..................... 19.00

passing Yards per Game .................... yPG7. Geno Smith, WVU ................. 331.5032. B.J. Daniels, USF .................... 236.7347. Ryan Nassib, SU .................... 223.75

total passing Yards........................... pyds7. Geno Smith, WVU .................... 397847. Ryan Nassib, SU ....................... 268549. B.J. Daniels, USF ....................... 2604

passing efficiency ...........................rating22. Geno Smith, WVU ................. 148.3842. Zach Collaros, Cin .................. 139.89

receptions per Game ....................... RPG6. Mohamed Sanu, RU .................. 9.08t12. Tavon Austin, WVU ................... 7.4248. Alec Lemon, SU ......................... 5.67t49. Stedman Bailey, WVU ............... 5.58

receiving Yards per Game ................. yPG13. Stedman Bailey, WVU ............. 99.7518. Mohamed Sanu, RU ................ 95.3328. Tavon Austin, WVU ................. 88.58

total receiving Yards .................... recYds13. Stedman Bailey, WVU .............. 119718. Mohamed Sanu, RU ................. 114430. Tavon Austin, WVU .................. 1063

All-purpose running ......................... yPG2. Tavon Austin, WVU ............... 191.17

total offense .................................... yPG9. Geno Smith, WVU ................. 326.5817. B.J. Daniels, USF .................... 291.3649. Zach Collaros, Cin .................. 232.89

Scoring ............................................. PPGt31. Maikon Bonani, USF .................. 8.25t31. Tyler Bitancurt, WVU ................ 8.25t43. Dave Teggart, UConn ................ 7.92

points responsible For...................... PPG22. Zach Collaros, Cin .................... 15.1140. Geno Smith, WVU ................... 13.0044. Ryan Nassib, SU ...................... 12.33

Tackles ..............................................TPG12. Khaseem Greene, RU .............. 10.58t42. Max Gruder, Pitt ........................ 8.92 Solo Tackles .....................................STPGt19. Khaseem Grenne, RU ................ 5.5826. Phillip Thomas, SU .................... 5.40t33. DeDe Lattimore, USF ................. 5.17

Tackles for Loss ........................tFL/Gamet6. Derek Wolfe, Cin ....................... 1.63t22. Sio Moore, UConn ..................... 1.33t28. Dexter Heyman, UofL ................ 1.29t32. Aaron Donald, Pitt..................... 1.25t32. Trevardo Williams, UConn ........ 1.25t32. Steve Beauharnais, RU .............. 1.25t40. Bruce Irvin, WVU ...................... 1.17t46. John Hughes, Cin....................... 1.14t48. Chas Alecxih, Pitt ...................... 1.13t48. Kendall Reyes, UConn ............... 1.13

Sacks ..............................................SPG2. Trevardo Williams, UConn ........ 1.04t8. Aaron Donald, Pitt....................... .83t12. Derek Wolfe, Cin ......................... .79t18. Brandon Lindsey, Pitt .................. .71t34. Bruce Irvin, WVU ........................ .63t41. DeDe Lattimore, USF ................... .58

passes Defended ......................pD/Gamet34. Logan Ryan, RU ......................... 1.08t42. Keith Tandy, WVU ..................... 1.00

interceptions ............................int/Game2. Phillip Thomas, SU ...................... .60t11. Duron Harmon, RU ..................... .42

Forced Fumbles .........................FF/Gamet19. Walter Stewart, Cin ..................... .33t39. K’Waun Williams, Pitt ................. .25t39. Hakeem Smith, UofL ................... .25t39. Ryne Giddins, USF ....................... .25t39. J.K. Schaffer, Cin .......................... .25

Fumbles recoverd .................... Fr/Gamet19. David Rowe, RU........................... .25t19. Jon Lejiste, USF ........................... .25t19. Julian Miller, WVU ....................... .25t19. Walter Stewart, Cin ..................... .25t47. Jesse Joseph, UConn ................... .20

punting.............................................. Avg17. Pat O’Donnell, Cin ................... 43.9347. Cole Wagner, UConn ............... 41.1049. Matt Yoklic, Pitt ....................... 40.89

Punt Returns ..................................... Avg5. Tavon Austin, WVU ................. 14.1136. Ronald Jones, Pitt ...................... 6.6444. Nick Williams, UConn................ 5.59

Kickoff returns .................................. Avg6. Jeremy Deering, RU ................ 31.1818. Tavon Austin, WVU ................. 26.4839. Nick Williams, UConn.............. 24.8641. Ralph Abernathy IV, Cin .......... 24.70

Field Goals ................................FG/Game5. Dave Teggart, UConn ................ 1.83t11. Kevin Harper, Pitt ...................... 1.58t11. Mike Bonani, USF ...................... 1.58t16. San San Te, RU .......................... 1.50t24. Tyler Bitancurt, WVU ................ 1.33t24. Tony Miliano, Cin ...................... 1.33t34. Ross Krautman, SU .................... 1.25

TEAM LEADERSrushing offense ............................... yPG33. USF ........................................ 183.1737. Cincinnati .............................. 175.0068. Pittsburgh ............................. 151.1794. Louisville ............................... 121.9295. Syracuse ................................ 120.4297. Connecticut ........................... 118.50100. West Virginia ......................... 117.59115. Rutgers .................................... 91.50

passing offense ................................ yPG7. West Virginia ......................... 341.8342. USF ........................................ 249.58t46. Rutgers .................................. 245.0065. Syracuse ................................ 227.7570. Cincinnati .............................. 217.7576. Pittsburgh ............................. 211.0079. Louisville ............................... 206.2584. Connecticut ........................... 194.67

total offense .................................... yPG17. West Virginia ......................... 459.5831. USF ........................................ 432.7556. Cincinnati .............................. 392.7584. Pittsburgh ............................. 362.1790. Syracuse ................................ 347.67100. Rutgers .................................. 336.50104. Louisville ............................... 328.17108. Connecticut ........................... 313.17

Scoring offense ................................. Avg19. West Virginia ........................... 34.92 28. Cincinnati ................................ 33.5052. USF .......................................... 29.2566. Rutgers .................................... 26.3370. Pittsburgh ............................... 25.7582. Connecticut ............................. 24.2584. Syracuse .................................. 24.17100. Louisville ................................. 21.75

Rushing Defense ............................... yPG4. Connecticut ............................. 85.676. Cincinnati ................................ 93.6710. Louisville ............................... 103.5016. USF ........................................ 107.3324. Pittsburgh ............................. 121.5833. Syracuse ................................ 128.1751. West Virginia ......................... 140.7557. Rutgers .................................. 146.08

Pass Defense .................................... yPG10. Rutgers .................................. 168.3332. West Virginia ......................... 199.5861. Louisville ............................... 224.3370. Pittsburgh ............................. 233.2584. USF ........................................ 244.0098. Syracuse ................................ 258.25105. Cincinnati .............................. 268.92114. Connecticut ........................... 281.00

pass efficiency Defense ..................rating6. Rutgers .................................. 104.0915. West Virginia ......................... 112.4843. USF ........................................ 123.5046. Pittsburgh ............................. 124.5558. Louisville ............................... 127.5260. Cincinnati .............................. 127.9971. Connecticut ........................... 132.3686. Syracuse ................................ 137.01

Total Defense.................................... yPG13. Rutgers .................................. 314.4223. Louisville ............................... 327.8327. West Virginia ......................... 340.3038. USF ........................................ 351.3341. Pittsburgh ............................. 354.8346. Cincinnati .............................. 362.5849. Connecticut ........................... 366.6765. Syracuse ................................ 386.42

Scoring Defense ................................ PPG12. Rutgers .................................... 18.7514. Louisville ................................. 19.1720. Cincinnati ................................ 20.0033. Pittsburgh ............................... 22.4236. USF .......................................... 22.6750. Connecticut ............................. 24.3363. West Virginia ........................... 26.2575. Syracuse .................................. 28.50

net punting .................................Net Avg 17. Cincinnati ................................ 39.0948. Connecticut ............................. 37.1862. Louisville ................................. 37.3266. Pittsburgh ............................... 36.1776. Rutgers .................................... 35.7997. Syracuse .................................. 34.7899. USF .......................................... 34.74101. West Virginia ........................... 34.59

Punt Returns ..................................... Avg16. West Virginia ........................... 12.3373. Cincinnati .................................. 7.48 76. Rutgers ...................................... 7.0083. Pittsburgh ................................. 6.5484. USF ............................................ 6.5294. Connecticut ............................... 5.74102. Louisville ................................... 5.17116. Syracuse .................................... 3.08 Kickoff returns .................................. Avg16. Rutgers .................................... 24.2417. Connecticut ............................. 24.1626. West Virginia ........................... 23.6937. Louisville ................................. 22.7940. Syracuse .................................. 22.6441. Cincinnati ................................ 21.5769. Pittsburgh ............................... 21.1177. USF .......................................... 20.67

Fumbles recovered ......................... Totalt8. Cincinnati ..................................... 16t15. Rutgers ......................................... 14t15. USF ............................................... 14t22. Connecticut .................................. 13t29. Pittsburgh .................................... 12t41. Syracuse ....................................... 11t66. Louisville ........................................ 9t91. West Virginia .................................. 7

interceptions ................................... Totalt5. Connecticut .................................. 18t12. Rutgers ......................................... 17t24. Cincinnati ..................................... 14t48 USF ............................................... 12t48. West Virginia ................................ 12t70. Syracuse ....................................... 10t81. Louisville ........................................ 9t91. Pittsburgh ...................................... 8

turnovers Gained ............................ Totalt5. Connecticut .................................. 31t5. Rutgers ......................................... 31t9. Cincinnati ..................................... 30t28. USF ............................................... 26t54. Syracuse ....................................... 21t64. Pittsburgh .................................... 20t75. West Virginia ................................ 19t84. Louisville ...................................... 18

Turnovers Lost ................................. Totalt42. Cincinnati ..................................... 19t42. Louisville ...................................... 19t42. Syracuse ....................................... 19t52. Pittsburgh .................................... 20t56. West Virginia ................................ 21t72. Connecticut .................................. 23t84. USF ............................................... 24t109. Rutgers ......................................... 28

Tackles For Loss ........................per Game1. Cincinnati .................................. 8.882. USF ............................................ 8.259. Pittsburgh ................................. 7.58t16. Louisville ................................... 7.25t16. Connecticut ............................... 7.25t16. Rutgers ...................................... 7.25t33. Syracuse .................................... 6.67t46. West Virginia ............................. 6.25

Sacks per Gamet1. Cincinnati .................................. 3.58t4. Pittsburgh ................................. 3.25t4.. USF ............................................ 3.25t14. Connecticut ............................... 2.83t17. Louisville ................................... 2.67t17. Rutgers ...................................... 2.67t28. Syracuse .................................... 2.33t30. Syracuse .................................... 2.25

Sacks Allowed ..........................per Gamet34. USF ............................................ 1.33 t44. Cincinnati .................................. 1.58t74. West Virginia ............................. 2.17t89. Syracuse .................................... 2.42t91. Rutgers ...................................... 2.50t111. Louisville ................................... 3.00115. Connecticut ............................... 3.42120. Pittsburgh ................................. 4.75

Turnover Margin ................Margin/Gamet11. Cincinnati .................................. 0.92t19. Connecticut ............................... 0.67t38. Rutgers ...................................... 0.25t42. USF ............................................ 0.17t42. Syracuse .................................... 0.17t60. Pittsburgh ................................. 0.00t68. Louisville .................................. -0.08t74. West Virginia ............................ -0.17

passing efficiency ...........................rating26. West Virginia ......................... 148.2448. Louisville ............................... 136.9957. Syracuse ................................ 131.1760. Cincinnati .............................. 129.2387. USF ........................................ 122.6092. Pittsburgh ............................. 118.3697. Rutgers .................................. 116.20101. Connecticut ........................... 113.21

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individual Statistics rUSHinG team Cl G Att Yds Avg tD Long Yds/G1. PEAD, Isaiah CIN SR 13 237 1259 5.3 12 65 96.82. McCOMBS, Lyle CONN FR 12 275 1151 4.2 7 65 95.93. BAILEY, Antwon SYR SR 12 240 1051 4.4 6 53 87.64. JAMISON,Jawan RUT FR 12 231 897 3.9 9 56 74.85. SCOTT, Darrell USF JR 11 153 814 5.3 5 56 74.06. GARRISON, Dustin WVU FR 12 136 742 5.5 6 42 61.87. DANIELS, B.J. USF JR 11 132 601 4.6 6 71 54.68. ANDERSON, Victor LOU SR 12 114 539 4.7 3 61 44.99. BROWN, Dominique LOU SO 12 140 533 3.8 4 55 44.410. MURRAY, Demetri USF JR 12 121 503 4.2 8 31 41.9

pASSinG AVG/GAMe team Cl G Att Cmp int pct. Yds tD Avg/G1. SMITH, Geno WVU JR 13 526 346 7 65.8 4385 31 337.32. DANIELS, B.J. USF JR 11 365 215 7 58.9 2604 13 236.73. NASSIB, Ryan SYR SR 12 415 259 9 62.4 2685 22 223.84. SUNSERI,Tino PITT JR 13 385 247 11 64.2 2616 10 201.25. COLLAROS, Zach CIN SR 10 272 166 10 61.0 1940 15 194.06. McENTEE, Johnny CONN JR 12 335 172 8 51.3 2110 12 175.87. BRIDGEWATER, Teddy LOU FR 13 296 191 12 64.5 2129 14 163.88. NOVA, Gary RUT FR 10 227 116 9 51.1 1553 11 155.39. LEGAUX, Munchie CIN SO 11 116 55 4 47.4 749 5 68.110. McCUMMINGS, Sc. CONN FR 12 10 5 0 50.0 157 2 13.1

totAL oFFenSe team Cl G rush pass plays total Yds/G1. SMITH, Geno WVU JR 13 -33 4385 582 4352 334.82. DANIELS, B.J. USF JR 11 601 2604 497 3205 291.43. NASSIB, Ryan SYR SR 12 39 2685 480 2724 227.04. COLLAROS, Zach CIN SR 10 234 1940 356 2174 217.45. SUNSERI,Tino PITT JR 13 86 2616 539 2702 207.86. BRIDGEWATER, Teddy LOU FR 13 66 2129 385 2195 168.87. McENTEE, Johnny CONN JR 12 -148 2110 390 1962 163.58. NOVA, Gary RUT FR 10 -114 1553 250 1439 143.99. PEAD, Isaiah CIN SR 13 1259 0 237 1259 96.810. McCOMBS, Lyle CONN FR 12 1151 0 275 1151 95.9

reCeptionS team Cl G rec Yds tD Long Avg/C rec/G1. SANU,Mohamed RUT JR 13 115 1206 7 32 10.5 8.852. AUSTIN, Tavon WVU JR 13 101 1186 8 72 11.7 7.773. LEMON, Alec SYR JR 12 68 834 6 58 12.3 5.674. BAILEY, Stedman WVU SO 13 72 1279 12 84 17.8 5.545. PROVO, Nick SYR SR 12 51 537 7 33 10.5 4.256. STREET,Devin PITT SO 13 53 754 2 66 14.2 4.087. MCCLUNG, Anthony CIN SO 13 49 683 6 36 13.9 3.77 MCCARTNEY, Ivan WVU SO 13 49 585 3 51 11.9 3.779. MOORE, Isiah CONN SR 12 43 566 0 41 13.2 3.5810. MOORE, Kashif CONN SR 12 41 604 5 62 14.7 3.42

reCeiVinG YArDS team Cl G rec Yds tD Long Avg/C Yds/G1. BAILEY, Stedman WVU SO 13 72 1279 12 84 17.8 98.42. SANU,Mohamed RUT JR 13 115 1206 7 32 10.5 92.83. AUSTIN, Tavon WVU JR 13 101 1186 8 72 11.7 91.24. LEMON, Alec SYR JR 12 68 834 6 58 12.3 69.55. STREET,Devin PITT SO 13 53 754 2 66 14.2 58.06. MCCLUNG, Anthony CIN SO 13 49 683 6 36 13.9 52.57. MOORE, Kashif CONN SR 12 41 604 5 62 14.7 50.38. MOORE, Isiah CONN SR 12 43 566 0 41 13.2 47.29. MCCARTNEY, Ivan WVU SO 13 49 585 3 51 11.9 45.010. PROVO, Nick SYR SR 12 51 537 7 33 10.5 44.8

ALL pUrpoSe team Cl G rush rcv pr Kr Yds Avg/G1. AUSTIN, Tavon WVU JR 13 182 1186 268 938 2574 198.02. PEAD, Isaiah CIN SR 13 1259 319 74 0 1652 127.13. McCOMBS, Lyle CONN FR 12 1151 172 0 0 1323 110.24. WILLIAMS, Nick CONN JR 12 3 236 123 920 1282 106.85. BAILEY, Antwon SYR SR 12 1051 200 0 0 1251 104.26. BAILEY, Stedman WVU SO 13 0 1279 0 67 1346 103.57. SANU,Mohamed RUT JR 13 -2 1206 55 0 1259 96.88. LAMAR, Lindsey USF JR 12 150 157 0 817 1124 93.79. SCOTT, Darrell USF JR 11 814 169 0 0 983 89.410. KOBENA, Jeremiah SYR FR 12 10 4 0 1027 1041 86.8

B.J. Daniels, USF

Alec Lemon, Syracuse

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interCeptionS team Cl G int Yds tD Long int/G1. THOMAS, Phillip SYR JR 10 6 50 0 24 0.602. HARMON,Duron RUT JR 13 5 86 1 45 0.383. TANDY, Keith WVU SR 13 4 63 0 18 0.314. BROWN, Ty-Meer CONN FR 12 3 52 1 48 0.25 GRATZ, Dwayne CONN JR 12 3 32 0 19 0.25 MOORE, Sio CONN JR 12 3 -2 0 0 0.257. CHEATHAM, Camerron CIN JR 13 3 70 1 53 0.23 RYAN, Logan RUT SO 13 3 56 1 45 0.23 BEAUHARNAIS, Steve RUT JR 13 3 53 0 44 0.23 DRANE, Deven CIN SO 13 3 43 0 43 0.23

pASS eFFiCienCY team Cl G Att Cmp int pct. Yds tD eff.1. SMITH, Geno WVU JR 13 526 346 7 65.8 4385 31 152.62. BRIDGEWATER, Teddy LOU FR 13 296 191 12 64.5 2129 14 132.43. COLLAROS, Zach CIN SR 10 272 166 10 61.0 1940 15 131.84. NASSIB, Ryan SYR SR 12 415 259 9 62.4 2685 22 129.95. DANIELS, B.J. USF JR 11 365 215 7 58.9 2604 13 126.76. SUNSERI,Tino PITT JR 13 385 247 11 64.2 2616 10 124.17. NOVA, Gary RUT FR 10 227 116 9 51.1 1553 11 116.68. McENTEE, Johnny CONN JR 12 335 172 8 51.3 2110 12 111.3

pUnt retUrn AVG team Cl G ret Yds tD Long Avg1. AUSTIN, Tavon WVU JR 13 19 268 0 64 14.12. WILLIAMS, Nick CONN JR 12 22 123 0 36 5.6

KiCK retUrn AVG team Cl G ret Yds tD Long Avg1. DEERING,Jeremy RUT SO 12 17 530 1 98 31.22. ABERNATHY, RD CIN FR 13 39 1034 1 90 26.53. AUSTIN, Tavon WVU JR 13 36 938 2 100 26.14. WILLIAMS, Nick CONN JR 12 37 920 0 61 24.95. WRIGHT, Jeremy LOU SO 12 18 425 0 58 23.66. JACKSON,Buddy PITT SR 13 23 543 1 98 23.67. KOBENA, Jeremiah SYR FR 12 45 1027 0 79 22.88. DAVIS,Corey PITT FR 12 17 359 0 36 21.19. LAMAR, Lindsey USF JR 12 40 817 0 62 20.410. THOMAS,Jordan RUT SO 13 16 310 0 31 19.4

pUntinG team Cl G punt Yds Long Avg1. O’DONNELL, Pat CIN SO 13 63 2760 76 43.82. YOKLIC,Matt PITT SO 13 62 2554 58 41.23. WAGNER, Cole CONN SO 12 80 3288 63 41.14. DOERNER,Justin RUT JR 13 64 2577 58 40.35. FISHER, Jonathan SYR FR 9 43 1690 57 39.36. BROCKHAUS-KANN USF JR 12 62 2253 55 36.3

SCorinG team Cl G tD Xpt FG 2Xp pts pts/G1. BITANCURT, Tyle WVU JR 13 0 61 16 0 109 8.42. BONANI, Maikon USF JR 12 0 42 19 0 99 8.23. TEGGART, David CONN SR 12 0 29 22 0 95 7.94. MILIANO, Tony CIN FR 13 0 47 17 0 98 7.55. TE, San San RUT SR 13 0 37 20 0 97 7.56. HARPER,Kevin PITT JR 13 0 32 21 0 95 7.37. PEAD, Isaiah CIN SR 13 15 0 0 0 90 6.98. ALSTON, Shawne WVU JR 11 12 0 0 0 72 6.59. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR SO 12 0 33 15 0 78 6.510. BAILEY, Stedman WVU SO 13 12 0 0 0 72 5.5

Maikon Bonani, USF

Jeremy Deering, rutgers

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SCorinG (tDs) team Cl G tD rush pass ret pAt pts pts/G1. PEAD, Isaiah CIN SR 13 15 12 3 0 0 90 6.92. ALSTON, Shawne WVU JR 11 12 12 0 0 0 72 6.53. BAILEY, Stedman WVU SO 13 12 0 12 0 0 72 5.54. AUSTIN, Tavon WVU JR 13 11 1 8 2 0 66 5.15. COLLAROS, Zach CIN SR 10 8 8 0 0 0 48 4.86. JAMISON,Jawan RUT FR 12 9 9 0 0 0 54 4.57. McCOMBS, Lyle CONN FR 12 8 7 1 0 0 48 4.0 MURRAY, Demetri USF JR 12 8 8 0 0 0 48 4.09. BAILEY, Antwon SYR SR 12 7 6 1 0 0 42 3.5 PROVO, Nick SYR SR 12 7 0 7 0 0 42 3.5

SCorinG (KiCK) team Cl G pAts FGs pts pts/G1. BITANCURT, Tyle WVU JR 13 61-63 16-22 109 8.42. BONANI, Maikon USF JR 12 42-42 19-26 99 8.23. TEGGART, David CONN SR 12 29-30 22-28 95 7.94. MILIANO, Tony CIN FR 13 47-50 17-25 98 7.55. TE, San San RUT SR 13 37-38 20-31 97 7.56. HARPER,Kevin PITT JR 13 32-33 21-31 95 7.37. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR SO 12 33-34 15-19 78 6.58. PHILPOTT, Chris LOU SR 13 33-35 12-18 69 5.3

FieLD GoALS team Cl G FG FGA pct. FG/G1. TEGGART, David CONN SR 12 22 28 78.6 1.832. HARPER,Kevin PITT JR 13 21 31 67.7 1.623. BONANI, Maikon USF JR 12 19 26 73.1 1.584. TE, San San RUT SR 13 20 31 64.5 1.545. MILIANO, Tony CIN FR 13 17 25 68.0 1.316. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR SO 12 15 19 78.9 1.257. BITANCURT, Tyle WVU JR 13 16 22 72.7 1.238. PHILPOTT, Chris LOU SR 13 12 18 66.7 0.92

FieLD GoAL pCt team Cl G FG FGA Long pct.1. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR SO 12 15 19 40 78.92. TEGGART, David CONN SR 12 22 28 53 78.63. BONANI, Maikon USF JR 12 19 26 49 73.14. BITANCURT, Tyle WVU JR 13 16 22 45 72.75. MILIANO, Tony CIN FR 13 17 25 48 68.06. HARPER,Kevin PITT JR 13 21 31 52 67.77. PHILPOTT, Chris LOU SR 13 12 18 52 66.78. TE, San San RUT SR 13 20 31 50 64.5

pAt KiCKinG pCt team Cl G Made Att pct.1. BONANI, Maikon USF JR 12 42 42 100.02. TE, San San RUT SR 13 37 38 97.43. KRAUTMAN, Ross SYR SO 12 33 34 97.14. HARPER,Kevin PITT JR 13 32 33 97.05. BITANCURT, Tyle WVU JR 13 61 63 96.86. TEGGART, David CONN SR 12 29 30 96.77. PHILPOTT, Chris LOU SR 13 33 35 94.38. MILIANO, Tony CIN FR 13 47 50 94.0

Zach Collaros, Cincinnati

San San te, rutgers

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tACKLeS (All positions) player team Cl G pos Solo Ast total Avg/G Sack1. GREENE,Khaseem RUT JR 13 LB 74 67 141 10.8 3.52. GRUDER,Max PITT SR 13 LB 58 58 116 8.9 0.53. SCHAFFER, JK CIN SR 13 LB 51 63 114 8.8 4.04. THOMAS, Phillip SYR JR 10 DB 54 28 82 8.2 0.05. JOHNSON, Jory CONN JR 12 LB 45 52 97 8.1 0.06. SMALLWOOD, Yawin CONN FR 12 LB 36 58 94 7.8 1.5 LATTIMORE, DeDe USF SO 12 LB 62 32 94 7.8 7.08. LANARIS, Michae USF JR 12 LB 45 42 87 7.2 1.09. MOORE, Sio CONN JR 12 LB 55 31 86 7.2 6.510. HEYMAN, Dexter LOU SR 13 LB 56 34 90 6.9 4.511. THOMAS, Shamarko SYR JR 10 SS 47 20 67 6.7 0.012. GOODE, Najee WVU SR 13 LB 43 44 87 6.7 5.013. GARVIN, Terence WVU JR 11 DB 43 29 72 6.5 3.514. COOK, Darwin WVU SO 13 DB 51 34 85 6.5 0.015. SMITH, Hakeem LOU SO 13 S 59 25 84 6.5 0.0 BROWN, Preston LOU SO 13 LB 52 32 84 6.5 1.517. VAUGHAN, Dan SYR SR 12 LB 40 32 72 6.0 1.0 BARRINGTON, Sam USF JR 12 LB 45 27 72 6.0 2.519. BEAUHARNAIS, Steve RUT JR 13 LB 43 34 77 5.9 5.020. SMITH, Eain WVU SR 13 DB 55 21 76 5.8 0.021. FREY, Drew CIN JR 13 DB 43 30 73 5.6 0.022. RICHARDSON, Wesley CIN SR 13 DB 37 34 71 5.5 0.023. WOLFE, Derek CIN SR 13 DL 37 33 70 5.4 9.524. SPRUILL, Marquis SYR SO 12 LB 43 19 62 5.2 3.025. RYAN, Logan RUT SO 13 CB 48 19 67 5.2 0.5 HOLLEY,Jarred PITT JR 13 DB 40 27 67 5.2 2.0

SACKS team Cl G Solo Ast Yds total Avg/G1. WILLIAMS, Trevardo CONN JR 12 DL 12 1 83 12.5 1.042. DONALD,Aaron PITT SO 13 DL 10 2 63 11.0 0.853. WOLFE, Derek CIN SR 13 DL 9 1 66 9.5 0.734. IRVIN, Bruce WVU SR 13 DE 8 1 71 8.5 0.65 LINDSEY,Brandon PITT SR 13 LB 8 1 54 8.5 0.656. LATTIMORE, DeDe USF SO 12 LB 6 2 44 7.0 0.587. FRANCIS,Justin RUT SR 13 DL 5 3 47 6.5 0.50 ALECXIH,Chas PITT SR 13 DL 6 1 43 6.5 0.509. MOORE, Sio CONN JR 12 LB 6 1 40 6.5 0.5410. DAVIS, Claude USF SR 11 DL 6 0 36 6.0 0.55

tACKLeS For LoSS team Cl G Solo Ast Yds total Avg/G1. WOLFE, Derek CIN SR 13 DL 18 7 96 21.5 1.652. HEYMAN, Dexter LOU SR 13 LB 12 8 61 16.0 1.23 BEAUHARNAIS, Steve RUT JR 13 LB 13 6 57 16.0 1.234. MOORE, Sio CONN JR 12 LB 13 6 58 16.0 1.335. DONALD,Aaron PITT SO 13 DL 13 6 77 16.0 1.236. ALECXIH,Chas PITT SR 13 DL 14 3 61 15.5 1.197. WILLIAMS, Trevardo CONN JR 12 DL 13 4 97 15.0 1.258. IRVIN, Bruce WVU SR 13 DE 14 2 91 15.0 1.159. GREENE,Khaseem RUT JR 13 LB 10 9 50 14.5 1.1210. GOODE, Najee WVU SR 13 LB 11 6 45 14.0 1.08

FUMBLeS ForCeD team Cl G num Avg/G1. STEWART, Walter CIN JR 13 4 0.312. GIDDINS, Ryne USF SO 12 3 0.253. WILLIAMS,K’Waun PITT SO 13 3 0.23 SCHAFFER, JK CIN SR 13 3 0.23 TAYLOR, Monte CIN SR 13 3 0.23 SMITH, Hakeem LOU SO 13 3 0.23 IRVIN, Bruce WVU SR 13 3 0.238. SMITH, Marcus LOU SO 10 2 0.209. DAVIS, Claude USF SR 11 2 0.1810. WILLIAMS, Trev. CONN JR 12 2 0.17

FUMBLeS rCVD team Cl G num Avg/G1. LEJISTE, Jon USF JR 12 3 0.252. REED,Antwuan PITT SR 13 3 0.23 STEWART, Walter CIN JR 13 3 0.23 MILLER, Julian WVU JR 13 3 0.23 ROWE,David RUT SR 13 3 0.236. JOSEPH, Jesse CONN JR 10 2 0.207. ANDERSON, Ri’Shard SYR JR 11 2 0.188. LANARIS, Michae USF JR 12 2 0.17 JOHNSON, Jory CONN JR 12 2 0.17 SMALLWOOD, Yawin CONN FR 12 2 0.17

Khaseem Greene, rutgers

trevardo williams, Connecticut

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team StatisticsSCORING OFFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg1. West Virginia 13 63 61 0 0 16 1 489 37.62. Cincinnati 13 55 50 1 0 17 0 433 33.33. USF 12 42 42 0 0 19 0 351 29.24. Rutgers 13 41 37 0 0 20 0 343 26.45. Connecticut 12 32 29 2 0 22 0 291 24.26. Pittsburgh 13 36 32 2 0 21 0 315 24.27. Syracuse 12 35 33 1 0 15 0 290 24.28. Louisville 13 36 33 0 0 12 0 285 21.9

SCORING DEFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg1. Rutgers 13 28 22 0 0 16 0 238 18.32. Louisville 13 33 31 1 0 10 0 261 20.13. Cincinnati 13 29 28 1 0 20 0 264 20.34. USF 12 31 29 0 0 19 0 272 22.75. Pittsburgh 13 35 32 2 0 17 0 297 22.86. Connecticut 12 38 35 0 0 9 1 292 24.37. West Virginia 13 42 37 1 0 19 0 348 26.88. Syracuse 12 38 36 0 0 26 0 342 28.5

totAL oFFenSe G rush pass plays Yards Avg/p tD Yds/G1. West Virginia 13 542 353 9 65.1 4509 8.3 32 346.82. USF 12 434 253 11 58.3 2995 6.9 15 249.63. Rutgers 13 475 256 16 53.9 3136 6.6 21 241.24. Syracuse 12 418 261 9 62.4 2733 6.5 23 227.85. Louisville 13 381 243 13 63.8 2749 7.2 19 211.56. Pittsburgh 13 426 263 14 61.7 2727 6.4 12 209.87. Cincinnati 13 392 223 14 56.9 2699 6.9 20 207.68. Connecticut 12 359 182 9 50.7 2336 6.5 14 194.7

totAL DeFenSe G rush pass plys Yards Avg tD Yds/G1. Rutgers 13 1809 2240 831 4049 4.9 25 311.52. Louisville 13 1307 2956 857 4263 5.0 31 327.93. West Virginia 13 1882 2645 920 4527 4.9 36 348.24. Pittsburgh 13 1520 3038 913 4558 5.0 33 350.65. USF 12 1288 2934 876 4222 4.8 27 351.86. Cincinnati 13 1239 3394 940 4633 4.9 27 356.47. Connecticut 12 1028 3372 814 4400 5.4 33 366.78. Syracuse 12 1538 3099 851 4637 5.4 37 386.4

rUSHinG oFFenSe G Att Yds Avg tD Yds/G1. USF 12 477 2185 4.6 22 182.12. Cincinnati 13 500 2321 4.6 28 178.53. Pittsburgh 13 518 1824 3.5 21 140.34. West Virginia 13 417 1595 3.8 25 122.75. Louisville 13 466 1580 3.4 13 121.56. Syracuse 12 396 1445 3.6 10 120.47. Connecticut 12 466 1422 3.1 13 118.58. Rutgers 13 461 1271 2.8 14 97.8

rUSHinG DeFenSe G rushes Yards Avg. tD Yds/G1. Connecticut 12 385 1028 2.7 11 85.72. Cincinnati 13 457 1239 2.7 10 95.33. Louisville 13 435 1307 3.0 11 100.54. USF 12 435 1288 3.0 11 107.35. Pittsburgh 13 465 1520 3.3 17 116.96. Syracuse 12 436 1538 3.5 16 128.27. Rutgers 13 476 1809 3.8 17 139.28. West Virginia 13 472 1882 4.0 21 144.8

pASS oFFenSe G Att Cmp int pct. Yds Avg tD Yds/G1. West Virginia 13 542 353 9 65.1 4509 8.3 32 346.82. USF 12 434 253 11 58.3 2995 6.9 15 249.63. Rutgers 13 475 256 16 53.9 3136 6.6 21 241.24. Syracuse 12 418 261 9 62.4 2733 6.5 23 227.85. Louisville 13 381 243 13 63.8 2749 7.2 19 211.56. Pittsburgh 13 426 263 14 61.7 2727 6.4 12 209.87. Cincinnati 13 392 223 14 56.9 2699 6.9 20 207.68. Connecticut 12 359 182 9 50.7 2336 6.5 14 194.7

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pASS DeFenSe G Att Cmp int pct. Yds Avg tD Yds/G1. Rutgers 13 355 184 19 51.8 2240 6.3 8 172.32. West Virginia 13 448 255 14 56.9 2645 5.9 15 203.53. Louisville 13 422 253 10 60.0 2956 7.0 20 227.44. Pittsburgh 13 448 273 8 60.9 3038 6.8 16 233.75. USF 12 441 270 12 61.2 2934 6.7 16 244.56. Syracuse 12 415 259 10 62.4 3099 7.5 21 258.27. Cincinnati 13 483 291 16 60.2 3394 7.0 17 261.18. Connecticut 12 429 248 18 57.8 3372 7.9 22 281.0

KiCKoFF retUrnS G ret Yds tD Avg1. Connecticut 12 43 1039 0 24.22. Cincinnati 13 49 1181 1 24.13. West Virginia 13 57 1349 2 23.74. Louisville 13 46 1085 1 23.65. Rutgers 13 38 879 1 23.16. Syracuse 12 59 1336 1 22.67. Pittsburgh 13 52 1117 1 21.58. USF 12 51 1054 0 20.7

pUntinG G no. Yards Avg/p pr Avg tBg net/p1. Cincinnati 13 64 2790 43.6 144 2.2 8 38.82. Connecticut 12 80 3288 41.1 214 2.7 5 37.23. Rutgers 13 64 2577 40.3 137 2.1 5 36.64. Pittsburgh 13 72 2848 39.6 85 1.2 7 36.45. Louisville 13 71 2649 37.3 7 0.1 3 36.46. Syracuse 12 64 2475 38.7 189 3.0 3 34.87. USF 12 62 2253 36.3 19 0.3 4 34.78. West Virginia 13 56 2148 38.4 169 3.0 2 34.6

Gained LosttUrnoVer MArGin G Fum int tot Fum int tot Mar per/G1. Cincinnati 13 17 16 33 7 14 21 +12 0.922. Connecticut 12 13 18 31 14 9 23 +8 0.673. Rutgers 13 15 19 34 12 16 28 +6 0.464. Syracuse 12 11 10 21 10 9 19 +2 0.17 USF 12 14 12 26 13 11 24 +2 0.176. West Virginia 13 9 14 23 13 9 22 +1 0.087. Pittsburgh 13 13 8 21 8 14 22 -1 -0.08 Louisville 13 11 10 21 9 13 22 -1 -0.08

pUnt retUrn AVG G ret Yds tD Avg1. West Virginia 13 25 294 0 11.82. Cincinnati 13 26 186 0 7.23. USF 12 33 215 1 6.54. Rutgers 13 16 104 1 6.55. Pittsburgh 13 27 165 1 6.16. Connecticut 12 23 132 1 5.77. Louisville 13 19 94 0 4.98. Syracuse 12 12 37 0 3.1

pASS eFFiCienCY G Att Cmp pct int Yds tD effic1. West Virginia 13 542 353 65.1 9 4509 32 151.22. Louisville 13 381 243 63.8 13 2749 19 134.03. Syracuse 12 418 261 62.4 9 2733 23 131.24. Cincinnati 13 392 223 56.9 14 2699 20 124.45. USF 12 434 253 58.3 11 2995 15 122.66. Pittsburgh 13 426 263 61.7 14 2727 12 118.27. Rutgers 13 475 256 53.9 16 3136 21 117.28. Connecticut 12 359 182 50.7 9 2336 14 113.2

PASS DEF EFFICIENCy G Att Cmp int pct. Yds tD effic1. Rutgers 13 355 184 19 51.8 2240 8 101.62. West Virginia 13 448 255 14 56.9 2645 15 111.33. USF 12 441 270 12 61.2 2934 16 123.64. Cincinnati 13 483 291 16 60.2 3394 17 124.35. Pittsburgh 13 448 273 8 60.9 3038 16 126.16. Louisville 13 422 253 10 60.0 2956 20 129.77. Connecticut 12 429 248 18 57.8 3372 22 132.48. Syracuse 12 415 259 10 62.4 3099 21 137.0

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FIRST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total1. West Virginia 13 91 187 23 3012. USF 12 128 142 22 2923. Pittsburgh 13 99 143 17 2594. Rutgers 13 80 148 28 2565. Cincinnati 13 117 115 23 2556. Syracuse 12 79 133 16 2287. Louisville 13 93 116 5 2148. Connecticut 12 80 108 20 208

OPPONENT 1ST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total1. Rutgers 13 90 94 15 1992. Connecticut 12 68 135 12 2153. Louisville 13 86 126 18 2304. USF 12 75 138 22 2355. West Virginia 13 94 129 18 2416. Cincinnati 13 84 148 16 2487. Pittsburgh 13 83 151 20 254 Syracuse 12 95 131 28 254

SACKS BY G Sacks Yards1. Cincinnati 13 46 3252. Pittsburgh 13 43 2703. USF 12 39 2444. Rutgers 13 36 2535. Connecticut 12 35 2246. Louisville 13 33 2567. West Virginia 13 31 1808. Syracuse 12 28 205

penALtieS G no Yds Avg/G1. Pittsburgh 13 69 513 39.52. Connecticut 12 63 502 41.83. Rutgers 13 88 581 44.74. Cincinnati 13 67 607 46.75. West Virginia 13 80 697 53.66. Louisville 13 90 735 56.57. USF 12 85 721 60.18. Syracuse 12 79 753 62.8

opponent penALtieS G no Yds Avg/G1. Connecticut 12 96 819 68.22. Cincinnati 13 101 841 64.73. Syracuse 12 84 707 58.94. Pittsburgh 13 79 725 55.85. West Virginia 13 87 723 55.66. Rutgers 13 86 692 53.27. USF 12 70 582 48.58. Louisville 13 70 495 38.1

4tH-Dn ConVerSionS G Conv Att pct1. Rutgers 13 11 18 61.12. West Virginia 13 9 18 50.0 USF 12 6 12 50.04. Syracuse 12 8 17 47.15. Cincinnati 13 6 13 46.26. Pittsburgh 13 5 12 41.77. Louisville 13 7 17 41.28. Connecticut 12 4 10 40.0

opp 4tH-Dn ConVert G Conv Att pct1. Connecticut 12 3 10 30.02. Cincinnati 13 6 17 35.33. Rutgers 13 8 17 47.1 West Virginia 13 8 17 47.15. Louisville 13 9 19 47.46. Pittsburgh 13 10 20 50.07. Syracuse 12 8 13 61.58. USF 12 10 16 62.5

3rD-Dn ConVerSionS G Conv Att pct1. Syracuse 12 75 176 42.62. west Virginia 13 73 180 40.63. USF 12 70 175 40.04. Louisville 13 74 188 39.45. Cincinnati 13 69 183 37.76. Rutgers 13 74 202 36.67. pittsburgh 13 65 193 33.78. Connecticut 12 49 172 28.5

opp 3rD-Dn ConVert G Conv Att pct1. Rutgers 13 59 185 31.92. Connecticut 12 56 172 32.63. Cincinnati 13 66 202 32.74. Pittsburgh 13 63 191 33.05. USF 12 70 197 35.56. West Virginia 13 73 204 35.87. Louisville 13 74 193 38.38. Syracuse 12 72 173 41.6

SACKS AGAinSt G Sacks Yards1. USF 12 16 1232. Cincinnati 13 21 1533. West Virginia 13 26 1984. Syracuse 12 29 1555. Rutgers 13 30 2186. Louisville 13 41 232 Connecticut 12 41 2578. Pittsburgh 13 63 418

FieLD GoALS G Made Att pct1. Syracuse 12 15 19 .7892. Connecticut 12 22 28 .7863. USF 12 19 26 .7314. West Virginia 13 16 22 .7275. Cincinnati 13 17 25 .6806. Pittsburgh 13 21 31 .6777. Louisville 13 12 18 .6678. Rutgers 13 20 31 .645

pAt KiCKinG G Made Att pct1. USF 12 42 42 1.0002. Rutgers 13 37 38 .9743. Syracuse 12 33 34 .9714. Pittsburgh 13 32 33 .9705. West Virginia 13 61 63 .9686. Connecticut 12 29 30 .9677. Cincinnati 13 50 53 .9438. Louisville 13 33 35 .943

tiMe oF poSSeSSion G total time Avg/G1. Rutgers 13 428:01 32:552. Louisville 13 415:36 31:583. Connecticut 12 369:01 30:454. Syracuse 12 348:12 29:015. Pittsburgh 13 375:06 28:516. West Virginia 13 368:20 28:207. Cincinnati 13 363:46 27:588. USF 12 332:19 27:41

onSiDe KiCK SUCCeSS G onSide percent1. Rutgers 13 1-2 50.0 Connecticut 12 1-2 50.03. Louisville 13 2-5 40.04. Syracuse 12 0-2 0.0 Pittsburgh 13 0-1 0.0 Cincinnati 13 0-0 0.0 West Virginia 13 0-0 0.0 USF 12 0-0 0.0

onSiDe KiCK ALLoweD G onSide percent1. Rutgers 13 0-1 0.0 USF 12 0-1 0.0 West Virginia 13 0-0 0.0 Syracuse 12 0-0 0.05. Pittsburgh 13 1-4 25.06. Cincinnati 13 1-2 50.0 Connecticut 12 1-2 50.0 Louisville 13 1-2 50.0

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individual Highspoints scored 24 McCOMBS, Lyle (Connecticut) vs FORDHAM (Sep. 3, 2011) 24 SCOTT, Darrell (USF) vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011) 24 AUSTIN, Tavon (West Virginia) vs Clemson (Jan 04, 2012)

touchdowns 4 McCOMBS, Lyle (Connecticut) vs FORDHAM (Sep. 3, 2011) 4 SCOTT, Darrell (USF) vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011) 4 AUSTIN, Tavon (West Virginia) vs Clemson (Jan 04, 2012)

tD responsibility 7 SMITH, Geno (West Virginia) vs Clemson (Jan 04, 2012) [1r,6p]

points scored kicking 15 KRAUTMAN, Ross (Syracuse) vs TOLEDO (Sep 24, 2011) [4fg,3pat] 15 HARPER,Kevin (Pittsburgh) vs SYRACUSE (12/3/11) [4fg,3pat]

total offense yards 468 SMITH, Geno (West Virginia) vs LOUISIANA STATE (Sep 24, 2011) [5r,463p]

total offense plays 67 SMITH, Geno (West Virginia) vs LOUISIANA STATE (Sep 24, 2011) [2r,65p]

total offense yards/play 13.9 NOVA, Gary (Rutgers) at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011) [20-278]

rushing yards 291 GARRISON, Dustin (West Virginia) vs BOWLING GREEN (Oct. 1, 2011)

rushing attempts 34 JAMISON,Jawan (Rutgers) vs CINCINNATI (Nov 19, 2011)

Yards per rush 12.2 SCOTT, Darrell (USF) vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011) [12-146]

Rushing TDs 4 McCOMBS, Lyle (Connecticut) vs FORDHAM (Sep. 3, 2011)

Longest rush 80 AUSTIN, Tavon (West Virginia) at Rutgers (Oct 29, 2011)

passing yards 463 SMITH, Geno (West Virginia) vs LOUISIANA STATE (Sep 24, 2011)

passing attempts 65 SMITH, Geno (West Virginia) vs LOUISIANA STATE (Sep 24, 2011)

Passing TDs 6 SMITH, Geno (West Virginia) vs Clemson (Jan 04, 2012)

Longest pass 92 NOVA, Gary (Rutgers) at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011)

passes completed 38 SMITH, Geno (West Virginia) vs LOUISIANA STATE (Sep 24, 2011)

Had intercepted 3 Five times

pass completion pct 78.4 NASSIB, Ryan (Syracuse) vs RHODE ISLAND (Sep 10, 2011) [29-37]

pass yards/attempt 16.6 NOVA, Gary (Rutgers) at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011) [18-298]

pass yards/catch 27.1 NOVA, Gary (Rutgers) at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011) [11-298]

receiving yards 223 COLEMAN,Brandon (Rutgers) at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011)

receptions 16 SANU,Mohamed (Rutgers) vs OHIO (Sep 24, 2011)

Yards per catch 37.2 COLEMAN,Brandon (Rutgers) at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011) [6-223]

Receiving TDs 4 AUSTIN, Tavon (West Virginia) vs Clemson (Jan 04, 2012)

Longest reception 92 COLEMAN,Brandon (Rutgers) at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011)

Field goal attempts 7 TE, San San (Rutgers) at Syracuse (Oct 01, 2011)

Field goals made 4 Five times

Longest field goal 53 TEGGART, David (Connecticut) at West Virginia (Oct 08, 2011) 53 TEGGART, David (Connecticut) at Cincinnati (12/3/11)

Punts 10 YOKLIC,Matt (Pittsburgh) at West Virginia (Nov 25, 2011)

Yards punted 428 YOKLIC,Matt (Pittsburgh) at West Virginia (Nov 25, 2011) [10-428]

Longest punt 76 O’DONNELL, Pat (Cincinnati) vs NORTH CAROLINA STATE (09/22/11)

punting avg 57.2 SMITH, Corey (West Virginia) vs PITTSBURGH (Nov 25, 2011) [4-229]

Punt returns 6 MITCHELL, Terre (USF) vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011)

punt return yards 86 AUSTIN, Tavon (West Virginia) vs NORFOLK STATE (Sep 10, 2011)

Longest punt return 64 AUSTIN, Tavon (West Virginia) vs NORFOLK STATE (Sep 10, 2011)

Punt return TDs 1 Four times

Punt return avg 28.7 AUSTIN, Tavon (West Virginia) vs NORFOLK STATE (Sep 10, 2011) [3-86]

Kick return yards 178 JACKSON,Buddy (Pittsburgh) vs UTAH (10/15/11)

Kick return avg 68.0 BUSHELL, Adrian (Louisville) at Connecticut (Nov. 19,2011) [2-136]

Longest kick return 100 AUSTIN, Tavon (West Virginia) vs MARSHALL (Sep 04, 2011) 100 BUSHELL, Adrian (Louisville) at Connecticut (Nov. 19,2011)

Kick return TDs 1 Seven times

Combined pr/Kr yards 178 JACKSON,Buddy (Pittsburgh) vs UTAH (10/15/11) [0pr-178kr]

interceptions 2 Six times

Longest interception rtn 63 EVANS, Mike (Louisville) at Cincinnati (10/15/11)

interception return tDs 1 11 times

All-purpose yards 303 GRAHAM,Ray (Pittsburgh) vs USF (9/29/11)

Tackles 17.0 GREENE,Khaseem (Rutgers) vs USF (Nov 05, 2011) [5-12]

Sacks 4.0 MILLER, Julian (West Virginia) vs PITTSBURGH (Nov 25, 2011) [4-0] 4.0 WILLIAMS, Trev. (Connecticut) vs RUTGERS (Nov. 26,2011) [4-0]

Tackles for loss 5.0 WOLFE, Derek (Cincinnati) vs CONNECTICUT (12/3/11) [3-4]

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team HighsPoints 72 Cincinnati vs AUSTIN PEAY (09/03/11)

points scored kicking 15 Syracuse vs TOLEDO (Sep 24, 2011) [4fg,3pat] 15 Pittsburgh vs SYRACUSE (12/3/11) [4fg,3pat]

touchdowns 10 Cincinnati vs AUSTIN PEAY (09/03/11) 10 USF vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011) 10 West Virginia vs Clemson (Jan 04, 2012)

total offense yards 745 USF vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011) [268r,477p]

total offense plays 95 Rutgers at Syracuse (Oct 01, 2011) [38r,57p]

total offense yards/play 8.3 USF vs UTEP (Sep 24, 2011) [69-575]

rushing yards 387 Cincinnati vs AUSTIN PEAY (09/03/11)

rushing attempts 58 Pittsburgh vs USF (9/29/11) 58 Pittsburgh at West Virginia (Nov 25, 2011)

Yards per rush 8.3 USF vs UTEP (Sep 24, 2011) [45-373]

Rushing TDs 6 Cincinnati vs AUSTIN PEAY (09/03/11)

Longest rush 80 West Virginia at Rutgers (Oct 29, 2011)

passing yards 477 USF vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011)

passing attempts 65 West Virginia vs LOUISIANA STATE (Sep 24, 2011)

Passing TDs 6 West Virginia vs Clemson (Jan 04, 2012)

Longest pass 92 Rutgers at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011)

passes completed 38 West Virginia vs LOUISIANA STATE (Sep 24, 2011)

Had intercepted 4 Pittsburgh at Rutgers (Oct 08, 2011)

pass completion pct 78.4 Syracuse vs RHODE ISLAND (Sep 10, 2011) [29-37]

passing yards/attempt 11.1 USF vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011) [43-477]

Yards per catch 20.0 Rutgers at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011) [22-439]

Punts 10 Pittsburgh at West Virginia (Nov 25, 2011)

Longest punt 76 Cincinnati vs NORTH CAROLINA STATE (09/22/11)

Yards punted 428 Pittsburgh at West Virginia (Nov 25, 2011) [10-428]

punting avg 59.7 Cincinnati vs NORTH CAROLINA STATE (09/22/11) [3-179]

Punt returns 7 USF vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011)

punt return yards 98 West Virginia vs NORFOLK STATE (Sep 10, 2011)

Punt return avg 19.6 West Virginia vs NORFOLK STATE (Sep 10, 2011) [5-98]

Punt return TDs 1 Four times

Kick returns 8 USF at Pittsburgh (9/29/11)

Kick return yards 234 West Virginia vs LOUISVILLE (Nov 05, 2011)

Kick return avg 60.0 Cincinnati vs Vanderbilt (Dec 31, 2011) [2-120]

Kick return TDs 1 Seven times

interceptions 4 Cincinnati vs AKRON (09/17/11) 4 Rutgers vs PITTSBURGH (Oct 08, 2011)

interception return yds 103 Cincinnati vs AKRON (09/17/11)

Longest interception rtn 63 Louisville at Cincinnati (10/15/11)

interception return tDs 2 Cincinnati vs AKRON (09/17/11)

Fumbles lost 4 Syracuse at Pittsburgh (12/3/11)

Fumbles recovered 4 Rutgers vs OHIO (Sep 24, 2011) 4 Pittsburgh vs SYRACUSE (12/3/11)

Sacked by opp 10 Pittsburgh at West Virginia (Nov 25, 2011)

QB sacks 10 West Virginia vs PITTSBURGH (Nov 25, 2011)

turnovers committed 6 Rutgers at Connecticut (Nov. 26,2011) 6 Syracuse at Pittsburgh (12/3/11)

turnovers caused 6 Cincinnati vs AKRON (09/17/11) 6 Connecticut vs RUTGERS (Nov. 26,2011) 6 Pittsburgh vs SYRACUSE (12/3/11)

Kicks blocked 2 Rutgers at Syracuse (Oct 01, 2011) 2 Rutgers at Louisville (Oct 21, 2011)

First downs 39 USF vs FLORIDA A&M (Sep 17, 2011)

1st downs rushing 20 Cincinnati vs AUSTIN PEAY (09/03/11)

1st downs passing 23 West Virginia vs LOUISIANA STATE (Sep 24, 2011)

1st downs by penalty 8 West Virginia vs NORFOLK STATE (Sep 10, 2011)

penalties 14 West Virginia at Cincinnati (Nov 12, 2011)

penalties yards 109 USF vs CINCINNATI (Oct 22, 2011)

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