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1 MORGANTOWN, WV 2013 Schedule/Results Saturday, Sept. 7, 7 p.m., ET at OKLAHOMA Gaylord Family - OU Memorial Stadium Norman, Okla. Follow the facebook.com/ WVUFootball youtube/westvirginiau big12sports.com Mountaineer Football Saturday, Aug. 31, W WILLIAM & MARY Milan Puskar Stadium Saturday, Sept. 14, Noon, ET GEORGIA STATE WVU Sports Hall of Fame Milan Puskar Stadium Saturday, Sept. 21, TBA MARYLAND M&T Bank Stadium - Baltimore Md. Saturday, Sept. 28, TBA OKLAHOMA STATE Milan Puskar Stadium Saturday, Oct. 5, TBA at BAYLOR Floyd Casey Stadium Waco, Saturday, Oct. 19, TBA TEXAS TECH Homecoming Milan Puskar Stadium Saturday, Oct. 26, TBA at KANSAS STATE Bill Snyder Family Stadium Manhattan, Kan. Saturday, Nov. 2, TBA Amon G. Carter Stadium Ft. Worth, Saturday, Nov. 9, TBA TEXAS Mountaineer Week Milan Puskar Stadium Saturday, Nov. 16, TBA at KANSAS Memorial Stadium Lawrence, Kan. Saturday, Nov. 30, TBA IOWA STATE Milan Puskar Stadium WVUsports.com Game 2: West Virginia (1-0) at No. 16/15 Oklahoma (1-0) SATURDAY, Sept. 7, p.m. (ET) NORMAN, Okla. GAYLORD FAMILY - OKLAHOMA MEMORIAL STADIUM (82,212) The Series vs. Oklahoma All-Time Series:...OU leads 3-2 In Morgantown: In Norman: In Glendale, Ariz Last Meeting:...L, Nov. 17, 2012 (Morgantown) West Virginia 2013 Record Head Coach...Dana Holgorsen Alma mater/year...iowa Weslyan ( 93) Record at WVU (3) Overall Record (3) Record vs. Oklahoma Record vs. Stoops Game Coverage TV...FOX Sports...Gus Johnson (PBP), Charles Davis (analysis),...kristina Pink (sideline) Radio... Mountaineer Sports Network From IMG...Tony Caridi (PBP), Dwight Wallace (analysis)... Jed Drenning (sideline) Satellite Radio Broadcast...Sirius Ch 91, XM Ch 91 Live Statistics... WVUsports.com Twitter Notes To Remember WVU has won 98 of its last 131 regular-season games and 103-of-142 overall games. WVU has the 14th-best record in college football in the last eight years ( ). WVU has the 14th-best record in college football in the last nine years ( ). WVU has the 12th-best record in college football in the last 10 years ( ). Since 2003, WVU has had the No. 11-best home record in college football (54-13). In his first career start, Paul Millard completed 76 percent WVU is No. 14 all-time in college football of his passes, and threw for 237 yards and a touchdown winning percentage. WVU has outrushed its opponents in 72-of-96 games; WVU s record is during that span. WVU is 67-7 since 2002 when winning the turnover battle. Since 2000, WVU is 82-6 when scoring 30 or more points in a contest. Since 2002, WVU is 53-4 when it has held an opponent under 100 yards rushing. WVU is in opening road games/23-10 since 1980/2-0 under Holgorsen. WVU is in all-time conference openers/31-11 in all-time conference opening road games. WVU has played in a school-record 11 straight bowl games, dating back to 2002, eighth-best nationally. The Big 12 Conference s 90 percent bowl participation mark in 2012 is the highest in college football history. All Big 12 Conference losses in 2012 were to teams who played in bowl games. WVU has scored in 149 straight games and 172-of-174 games, dating back to In the Holgorsen era, WVU has produced 20 games with 400 or more yards of total offense, 11 games with more than 500 yards and five games with more than 600 yards. In the Holgorsen era, WVU has produced 30 or more points in 19 games, 40 or more points in nine games, 50 or more points in six games and 60 or more points three times. GAMEDAY HASHTAG --- #HailWV Everyone is encouraged to use #HailWV when posting/following social media content related to West Virginia Football Oklahoma 2013 Record Head Coach...Bob Stoops Alma mater/year...iowa ( 83) Record at OU (14) Overall Record (14) Record vs. West Virginia Record vs. Holgorsen...1-0

2 National Rankings Associated Press Poll (Sept. 3) School Record Points Prev. Rank 1. Alabama (58) 1-0 1, Oregon 1-0 1, Ohio State (1) 1-0 1, Clemson (1) 1-0 1, Stanford 0-0 1, South Carolina 1-0 1, A&M 1-0 1, Louisville 1-0 1, LSU Florida State Georgia Florida Oklahoma State Notre Dame Oklahoma Michigan UCLA Northwestern Washington NR 21. Wisconsin Nebraska Baylor NR 24. TCU USC ARV: Miami (Fla.) 127, Ole Miss 50, Arizona State 48, Michigan State 42, Northern Illinois 27, Cincinnati 27, Fresno State 22, Virginia Tech 12, Bowling Green 9, Georgia Tech 8, Arizona 6, Penn State 4, Boise State 3, Virginia 2, Arkansas USA Today Coaches Poll (Sept. 3) School Record Points Prev. Rank 1. Alabama (58) 1-0 1, Ohio State (3) 1-0 1, Oregon 1-0 1, Stanford 0-0 1, Clemson 1-0 1, South Carolina 1-0 1, A&M (1) 1-0 1, Louisville 1-0 1, Florida Florida State LSU Georgia Notre Dame Oklahoma State Oklahoma Michigan UCLA Nebraska Northwestern Wisconsin USC Washington NR 24. Miami (Fla.) NR TCU ARV: Baylor 125, Michigan State 67, Ole Miss 54, Fresno State 46, Northern Illinois 31, Arizona State 28, Cincinnati 19, Arkansas 12, San Jose State 12, Georgia Tech 10, Arizona 7, Boise State 5, Virginia Tech 5, UCF 4, 3, Arkansas State 3, Kansas State 3, East Carolina, Bowling Green, Utah State, Missouri, North Carolina LAST TIME AGAINST OKLAHOMA 2012 No. 13/12 Oklahoma 50, WEST VIRGINIA 49 (Morgantown) - Despite one of the best individual performances in West Virginia football history, No. 13 Oklahoma made one more play count, defeating the Mountaineers, 50-49, at Milan Puskar Stadium. Senior receiver Tavon Austin played tailback for the first time since high school and responded with a WVU record 344-rushing yards, coupled with 82 yards receiving and 146 on kickoff returns, and ended his night with an impressive 572 all-purpose yards. Aside from the school single-game rushing mark, Austin s all-purpose yards were the most in school and Big 12 history, and the most in college football in It was second most in NCAA history, as he fell just six yards shy of the record. Stedman Bailey had 13 catches for 205 yards and four touchdowns, his second straight 200-yard receiving effort, and it came on the heels of Geno Smith s 320-yard passing day against the Sooners. However, Oklahoma had plenty of strong performances also to propel it to victory. Senior quarterback Landry Jones passed for 554 yards and six touchdowns, with 10 of his completions going to receiver Kenny Stills, who also caught four touchdowns. Jalen Saunders had 123 yards receiving, and Justin Brown added another 112. The Mountaineers tied the game at at the 10:00 mark on Andrew Buie s one-yard rush. But the Sooners scored two-plays later on a 76-yard pass to Saunders, and on their next possession with a four-yard Stills touchdown catch to open up a cushion. The Mountaineers added a 33-yard touchdown reception by Bailey that ended a 91-yard drive, but Oklahoma answered with a 75-yard scoring drive and a lead at the half, when Damien Williams burst through the line of scrimmage for a 48-yard touchdown run. West Virginia outscored the Sooners, 13-7, in the third quarter on two Austin touchdown runs. Sooner points in the quarter came on an 11-yard catch from Stills, and the score was in OU s favor, heading to the fourth. Smith connected with Bailey on a four-yard score, closing the gap to after the conversion failed. WVU grabbed its first lead at the 7:12 mark, 43-38, when Smith found Bailey again, this time from eight-yards out. OU answered with a seven-yard touchdown from Jones to Stills and a advantage, before the Smith to Bailey connection worked again on a 40-yard strike with just 2:53 left, putting WVU up But Jones calmly led OU down the field and won the game with just 24 seconds left on his fourth TD pass to Stills on fourth-and-three. Oklahoma finished with 662 yards, while WVU had a strong 778 yards of total offense. LAST TIME AT NORMAN 1982 WEST VIRGINIA 41, Oklahoma 27 (Norman) - Underdog West Virginia got off to a great start in the 1982 season by upsetting the Sooners of Oklahoma before a then-record crowd of 75,008. While Oklahoma rushed for 319 yards, West Virginia dominated the passing game by gaining 321 yards. Added together, they made for an extremely offensive contest. West Virginia won the toss but decided to kick, and the speed of the Sooners was proven quickly. In its first possession of the game, Oklahoma scored with 12:27 left in the quarter making it a 7-0 ball game. Oklahoma scored on its second possession, too, as quarterback Kelly Phelps rolled right for six yards over the West Virginia goal line. The Michael Keeling extra point made the count 14-0, and the Mountaineers were suddenly faced with a great challenge. They accepted the challenge and dominated the second quarter by scoring 20 points. With 6:05 left in the quarter, Paul Woodside booted a 26-yard field goal, and the West Virginia drive had just begun. A Jeff Hostetler 52-yard pass to Rich Hollins set up a TD pass to Mark Raugh with 3:55 left. Woodside s perfect kick made it a game. In the closing seconds of the half, Woodside kicked for three more points, and Hostetler dropped a bomb to wide receiver Darrell Miller with five seconds left to raise the West Virginia lead to before intermission. Oklahoma fought back in the third quarter by scoring a fast seven in its first possession. West Virginia quickly retaliated with a Curlin Beck scramble and Woodside kick. With 3:32 remaining in the quarter, Oklahoma s Keith Stansberry recovered a West Virginia blocked punt for an easy six. Keeling missed the extra point attempt and the game was tied The remaining moments were all West Virginia. With a Darrell Miller touchdown and a Woodside kick, the Mountaineers jumped out to a lead. A 43-yard touchdown run by Curlin Beck clinched a West Virginia victory (41-27) in the closing seconds of the game. Hostetler attempted 37 passes, completing 17 of them for 321 yards. On only two snags, Darrell Miller earned 64 yards on the day.

3 LAST GAME: WEST VIRGINIA 24, WILLIAM & MARY 17 MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Aug 31, 2013) - New faces made their mark on West Virginia football for the first time as the Mountaineers won their season and home opener by a count over William & Mary. Charles Sims, Dreamius Smith, Wendell Smallwood, Dakiel Shorts, Ronald Carswell, Devonte Mathis and Nick O Toole were just some of the new names to make their debut in a Mountaineer uniform, and all had a role in the season s first victory. Sims led all rushers with 120 yards on 23 carries, including an 11-yard touchdown rush for the season s first score. Smith added 40 yards rushing, while Smallwood scored the go-ahead touchdown on a two-yard rush in the fourth quarter. Carswell showed his explosiveness with a 69-yard third quarter touchdown reception, and Shorts and Mathis combined for 11 catches for 107 yards. Another pleasant surprise was the punting of O Toole, a redhsirt sophomore, who flipped the field in WVU s favor on four of his five punts. He averaged 50.6 yards per punt with a long of 60 yards. The weather was hot and steamy at Milan Puskar Stadium, and the Mountaineers started with a hot hand by taking their opening drive 67 yards on eight plays for a 7-0 lead behind Sims 11-yard touchdown rush. However, the rest of the first half belonged to William & Mary, as the Tribe tied the game at the 3:28 mark of the first quarter on a Darnell Laws one-yard touchdown reception. William & Mary took the lead at the 8:56 mark of the second quarter, when quarterback Michael Graham rushed in from five-yards out for a 14-7 Tribe advantage. W&M upped its advantage to 17-7 at the half, when kicker John Carpenter added a 29-yard field goal with just 0:23 left. The Mountaineers came up with two key scores in the third quarter to tie the game, before heading into the fourth. At the 8:44 mark, kicker Josh Lambert connected on a 22-yard field goal to end a 70-yard drive and pull the Mountaineers closer at On West Virginia s next possession, quarterback Paul Millard hit a streaking Carswell for a 69-yard touchdown pass, which tied the game at and put the momentum back on the West Virginia sideline. While the WVU offense fought back to erase a 10-point deficit, the Mountaineer defense came up big in the second half by blanking the Tribe on the scoreboard and holding them to just 108 total yards in the final two quarters of action. Both teams traded possessions in the final quarter, until West Virginia broke through for the game-winning touchdown with just 3:22 left. Smallwood capped off an eight-play, 50-yard drive with his first career WVU touchdown, which came on a two-yard run. Leading 24-17, the WVU defense wrote the final chapter in the game, as Darwin Cook intercepted a Graham pass on the ensuing drive to seal the game and allow the offense to run out the clock. West Virginia s defensive effort was led by Nick Kwiatkoski, Cook and Rowell, who combined for 19 tackles. William & Mary got 108 yards receiving from Tre McBride, while Graham passed for 207 yards and one score. The Tribe defense was led by Jerome Couplin with 14 tackles. West Virginia finished with a balanced 172 yards rushing and 237 passing for a total of 409 yards of offense. The Tribe totaled 102 yards on the game and 207 through the air for 309 total yards. The win upped West Virginia s record all-time against schools from the FCS to Scoring and Statistical Summary F William & Mary West Virginia st WVU - Charles Sims 11 rush (Josh Lambert kick) W&M Darnell Lewis 1 pass from Michael Graham (John Carpenter kick) 2nd W&M - Graham 5 rush (Carpenter kick) W&M- Carpenter 29 FG 3rd WVU Lambert 22 FG WVU Ronald Carswell 69 pass from Paul Millard (Lambert kick) 4th WVU - Wendell Smallwood 2 rush (Lambert kick) W&M WVU First Downs Rushes/Yards...31/ /172 Passing Yardage Passes...18/27/1...19/27/0 Punts...7/279/ /253/50.6 Fumbles/Lost...0/0...3/1 Return Yardage Penalties/Yards...3/36...5/50 Time of Possession...30: :45 Charles Sims WVU RUSHING: Sims , Smith 12-40; WVU PASSING: Millard ; WVU RECEIVING: Shorts 7-63, Mathis 4-44, Carswell 2-73; WVU TACKLES (TFL/QS): Kwiatkoski 7, Cook 6, Rowell 6; WVU INTERCEPTIONS: Cook. W&M RUSHING: Cooper 10-45, Anderson 11-31; W&M PASSING: Graham ; W&M RECEIVING: Laws 8-45, McBride 3-108; W&M TACKLES (TFL/QS): Couplin 14 (1/0), September 9 (1/0), Tagoe 8; W&M INTERCEPTIONS: None. Attendance - 56,350 Mountaineer Football

4 2013 NCAA Statistical Rankings WVU OU Scoring Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense Total Offense Passing Efficiency Passing Efficiency Defense Passes Had Intercepted 1 55 Scoring Defense 41 1 Rushing Defense 33 6 Pass Defense Total Defense 37 2 Kickoff Returns Punt Returns Punting 4 15 Turnover Margin Interceptions First Downs First Down Defense 12 4 Third Down Conversions Opponent Third Down 52 4 Fourth Down Conversions 1 -- Opponent Fourth Down Sacks By Sacks Against Tackles for Loss Tackles for Loss Allowed Penalties Possession Time Punt Return Defense 44 7 Kickoff Return Defense 92 1 Turnovers Gained Fumbles Gained Red Zone Offense 79 1 Red Zone Defense True and Redshirt Freshmen Players Four true freshmen have seen action for the Mountaineers in 2013: Carlton Nash (CB), Wendell Smallwood (RB), Daikiel Shorts (WR), and Daryl Worley (CB). Seven redshirt freshmen have seen action for the Mountaineers in 2013: Jarrod Harper (S), Josh Lambert (K), Devonte Mathis (WR), Brandon Napoleon (CB), Noble Nwachukwu (DL) Tyler Orlosky (OL) and Sean Walters (LB) First-Time Players There are 20 Mountaineers who have seen their first WVU action this season: Mario Alford (WR), Michael Calicchio (OL), Ronald Carswell (WR), Brandon Golson (LB), Mark Glowinski (OL), Jarrod Harper (S), Dontrill Hyman (DL), Josh Lambert (K), Devonte Mathis (WR), Carlton Nash (CB), Brandon Napoleon (CB), Noble Nwachukwu (DL), Tyler Orlosky (OL), Nick O Toole (P), Charles Sims (RB), Wendell Smallwood (RB), Daikiel Shorts (WR), Dreamius Smith (RB), Clint Trickett (QB), Sean Walters (LB) and Daryl Worley (CB) STAT COMPARISON WVU WVU Opponents OU OU Opponents Scoring Offense First Downs Rushing Offense Passing Offense Total Offense Kick Return Average Punt Return Average INT-Return Average Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards Net Punting Avg Field Goal/Attempts : :15... Time of Possession...32: : (20%) (36%)... 3rd Down Conversion (41.2%) (12.5%) 1-1 (100%) (0%)...4th Down Conversion (0.0%) (0.0%) Sacks By/Yards (75%) (100%)...Red Zone Scoring (100%) (0.0%) 2-4 (50%) (67%)...Red Zone TD (80%) (0.0%) First-Time Starters Eight Mountaineers have earned their first career start this season: Mark Glowinski (OL), Brandon Golson (LB), Marquis Lucas (OL), Paul Millard (QB), KJ Myers (WR), Tyler Orlosky (OL), Charles Sims (RB) and Dreamius Smith (RB). For Starters In 2013, the Mountaineers have a total of 36 players with at least one game of starting experience. Tops on that list are senior safety Darwin Cook (24), senior defensive lineman Will Clarke (23), senior offensive lineman Pat Eger (19), senior linebacker Doug Rigg (19), junior offenisve lineman Quinton Spain (15) and sophomore safety Karl Joseph (14). Underclassmen On Depth Chart Listed below are the schools with the most underclassmen (Fr, r-fr., So., r-so.) on their current depth chart. West Virginia has 30 and is tied with Florida International for eighth-most nationally. 1. Virginia Colorado State 32 LSU South Carolina 32 Temple Western Michigan West Virginia 30 FIU Arkansas 29 A&M 29 Tulane 29 Virginia Tech North Carolina Tulsa 27

5 2013 Big 12 Conference Rankings... WVU OU Scoring Offense 6 4 Rushing Offense 5 2 Scoring Defense 6 1 Rushing Defense T3 2 Passing Offense 6 9 Total Offense 7 5 Passes Had Intercepted 1 6 Pass Defense 5 3 Total Defense 4 2 Kickoff Returns 5 T9 Punt Returns 7 1 Net Punting 1 4 Passing Efficiency 4 8 Turnover Margin T4 T4 Interceptions T2 T2 Pass Eff. Defense 9 3 First Downs 5 4 First Down Defense 3 2 Third Down Conv. T8 T6 Opponent Third Down 5 T2 Fourth Down Conv. T1 T5 Opponent Fourth Down T1 T1 Sacks By T7 T7 Sacks Against T5 T5 Tackles for Loss 8 7 Tackles for Loss Allowed 4 2 Penalties 5 8 Possession Time 3 1 Punt Return Defense 6 1 Kickoff Return Defense 5 4 Turnovers Gained 5 5 Fumbles Gained Red Zone Offense 8 T1 Red Zone Defense T8 T Big 12 Standings Big 12 Pct. Overall Pct. Baylor Oklahoma Oklahoma State West Virginia Kansas Kansas State TCU WVU s Record When Wearing... (since 2001) Blue Jersey - Gold Pants: 25-8 Blue Jersey - White Pants: 5-3 Blue Jersey - Blue Pants: 22-5 White Jersey - Gold Pants: 10-9 White Jersey - White Pants: 17-9 White Jersey - Blue Pants: 15-7 Gold Jersey - Blue Pants: 6-0 Gold Jersey - Gold Pants: 3-3 Gold Jersey - White Pants: 3-1 Gold Jersey - Gray Pants: 0-1 Gray Jersey - Gray Pants: 1-0 Nike Pro Combat Uniforms: 1-1 West Virginia OFFENSE The Mountaineers are No. 6 in the Big 12 Conference in scoring offense. WVU finished with 409 yards of total offense against William & Mary, marking the 20th time in the Holgorsen era that the Mountaineers have collected 400 or more yards of total offense. Since 2000, the Mountaineers have produced 82 games with 400 or more yards of total offense. The Mountaineers ran for 172 yards against William & Mary, marking the 10th time in the Holgorsen era with 150 or more yards rushing. Since 2000, West Virginia has produced 107 games with 150 or more yards rushing. WVU is ranked No. 5 in the Big 12 Conference in rushing yards per game. WVU collected 24 first downs against the Tribe, marking the 18th time in the Holgorsen era the Mountaineers have collected 20 or more first downs in a game. Since 2000, the Mountaineers have finished with 20 or more first downs 87 times. In 2013, WVU is ranked No. 5 in the Big 12 in most first downs produced, sixth in first downs rushing and fourth in first downs by the pass. West Virginia finished with 11 rushing first downs against William & Mary, marking double-figure rushing first downs in 10 games during the Holgorsen era. Since 2000, WVU has finished with double figures in rushing first downs 157 times. West Virginia finished with 12 first downs passing against the Tribe, marking the 23rd time during the Holgorsen era that WVU has produced double-figure passing first downs. Since 2000, WVU has finished with doublefigure passing first downs 51 times. Ronald Carswell The Mountaineers completed 19-of-27 passes against William & Mary, completing 70.3 percent of their passes. In the Holgorsen era, West Virginia has completed 80 percent or better of its passes three times, from percent 10 times, percent seven times and percent seven times. WVU is ranked No. 4 in the Big 12 Conference in passing efficiency. The Mountaineers collected 71 plays against William & Mary, running the ball 44 times and passing the ball 27 times. In the Holgorsen era, the Mountaineers saw action on plays once, plays seven times, plays 12 times, plays five times and 90 or more three times. The top five games for amount of plays during the Holgorsen era: (2012) 91 - Oklahoma State (2012) TCU (2012) Clemson (2012) Baylor (2012) WVU finished with 237 yards passing against William & Mary. The Mountaineers rank No. 6 in the Big 12 in passing yards per game. Paul Millard finished with a career-best 237 passing yards on 19 attempts, which equaled his combined attempts from the 2012 season. Millard s 69-yard scoring pass in the third quarter against William & Mary was a career long completion; his previous long was 45 vs. Bowling Green (2011). Millard is ranked No. 3 in the Big 12 Conference in passing efficiency, No. 6 in yards per game and No. 7 in total offense. Charles Sims 11-yard rushing touchdown (first quarter) was his first score in a Mountaineer uniform. Mountaineer Football

6 On Network Television The FOX telecast of the WVU-Oklahoma game on Sept. 7 marks the 190th network television game for West Virginia. All-time, WVU is in nationally televised games. Most Total Wins Over The Last 11 Years ( ) Rk. School Wins 1. Boise State LSU Oklahoma USC TCU Virginia Tech 99 Florida Georgia Wisconsin 96 Oregon West Virginia 94 Alabama Utah Ohio State Auburn BYU 88 Best Winning Percentage Away From Home (Road or Neutral) Over The Last 11 Years ( ) Rk. School W-L Winning % 1. USC Boise State TCU LSU Georgia Florida Oklahoma Ohio State Oregon West Virginia Virginia Tech Navy Auburn Boston College Best Home Winning Percentage Over The Last 11 Years ( ) Rk. School W-L Winning % 1. Boise State Oklahoma Ohio State LSU Wisconsin Virginia Tech USC Florida TCU Georgia West Virginia Troy Iowa West Virginia OFFENSE Sims finished with 120 yards rushing. Andrew Buie was the last Mountaineer to net 100-yards rushing in a game (100 vs. Kansas, Dec. 1, 2012). Sims is ranked No. 2 in the Big 12 Conference in rushing yards per game, No. 3 in all-purpose yardage and No. 9 in total offense. Ronald Carswell s 69-yard touchdown (third quarter) was his first score in a Mountaineer uniform. Carswell s third-quarter TD catch was the longest for WVU since Tavon Austin scored on a 75-yard toss from Geno Smith at on Nov. 23, Carswell is ranked No. 8 in the Big 12 Conference in receiving yards per game and is tied for No. 7 in scoring. Wendell Smallwood s 2-yard rushing touchdown (fourth quarter) was his first score in a Mountaineer uniform. Smallwood is tied for No. 7 in the Big 12 Conference in scoring. WVU s offensive line gave up two sacks against William & Mary. The Mountaineers are tied for No. 5 in the Big 12 Conference in fewest sacks given up. West Virginia returned eight players on offense with starting experience from 2012, led by tackle Quinton Spain (13), lineman Pat Eger (7), tackle Curtis Feigt (6) and wide receiver Cody Clay (6). A total of 37 starts returned on offense from 2012, including six from running backs, four from receivers and 26 from offensive linemen. A total of eight lettermen returned on offense: Dante Campbell (WR), Clay, Eger, Feigt, Dustin Garrison (RB), Nick Kindler (OT), Spain and Jordan Thompson (WR). The Mountaineer offensive roster includes seven seniors, 12 juniors, 10 sophomores and 23 freshmen. Garrett Hope was moved from linebacker to fullback at the start of 2013 preseason. Twelve offensive linemen returned from last year s team: Mike Calicchio, Eger, Feigt, Mark Glowinski, Brandon Jackson, Russell Haughton James, Kindler, Lucas, Tony Matteo, Adam Pankey, Tyler Orlosky and Spain. Eger, Feigt and Spain are the three returning offensive linemen with starting experience from Spain started all 13 games and Feigt played all 13 games and started the final six. Eger played all 13 games and started seven games at tackle and guard. Seven offensive linemen with playing experience returned in 2013: Spain (13), Kindler (13), Eger (7), Feigt (6), Haughton-James (2), Jackson (1) and Lucas (1). 300 or More Yards Passing (Last 10 years) Baylor (2012) /W Connecticut (2011) /W LSU (2011) /L James Madison (2012) /W Norfolk State (2011) /W Louisville (2011) /L Kansas (2012) /W Clemson (2011) /W Oklahoma State (2012) /L at (2011) /W at Cincinnati (2011) /W Rutgers (2010) /W (2012) /W at Syracuse (2011) /L East Carolina (2009) /W North Carolina (2008) /W Marshall (2012) /W Oklahoma (2012) /L Marshall (2010) /W OT Auburn (2009) /L Bold Holgorsen Era - When WVU has passed for 250 or more yards over the past 10 years, its record is 19-9 and when passing for 200 or more yards.

7 Overtime Games The double-overtime loss to TCU in 2012 marked the 10th overtime game in West Virginia history. The Mountaineers own a 5-5 record in overtime games. West Virginia played its first overtime game against Pitt in 1997, dropping a three-overtime thriller, Overtime Games Nov. 3, 2012 Oct. 29, 2010 Sept. 10, 2010 Nov. 8, 2008 Sept. 18, 2008 Dec. 2, 2006 Oct. 15, 2005 Sept. 18, 2004 Nov. 11, 2000 Nov. 28, 1997 TCU 39, WVU 38 2OT UConn 16, WVU 13 OT WVU 24, Marshall 21 OT Cincinnati 26, WVU 23 OT Colorado 17, WVU 14 OT WVU 41, Rutgers 39, 3OT WVU 46, Louisville 44, 3OT WVU 19, 16 OT WVU 31, Rutgers 24, 2OT Pitt 41, WVU 38, 3OT Special Teams/Defensive Touchdowns Since Austin 76 punt return vs. TCU Austin 100 kickoff return vs. Kansas State Rigg 51 fumble return vs. Bruce 43 fumble return vs. Marshall 2011 Cook 99 fumble return vs. Clemson P. Miller 52 INT return at USF Austin 90 kickoff return at USF J. Miller 0 fumble recovery at Cincinnati Garvin 37 INT return at Austin 100 kickoff return vs. Marshall 2009 Glover 24 INT return at Rutgers Austin 98 kickoff return vs. UConn 2008 Ivy 29 INT return vs. Villanova 2007 Williams 0 fumble recovery vs. UConn Wicks 44 fumble recovery vs. Louisville Dykes 19 INT return vs. Syracuse 2006 Rivers 50 punt return vs. Mississippi State Reynaud 96 kickoff return vs Addae 40 INT return vs. Pitt Smith 1 punt return vs. Rutgers Lewis 77 punt return vs. East Carolina Wicks 31 INT return vs. Syracuse 2004 Lorello 21 INT return vs. Connecticut Wicks 34 INT return vs. Virginia Tech Lehnortt 21 fumble return vs. James Madison Jones 76 punt return vs. East Carolina 2003 Frazier 64 punt return vs. Temple Jones 47 fumble return vs. Temple Jones 49 INT return vs. Boston College Jones 87 kickoff return vs. Boston College Hunter 0 punt return vs. UCF 2002 Harrison 0 punt return vs. East Carolina Estrada 43 INT return vs. Rutgers 2001 Terry 100 kickoff return vs. Hackett 10 fumble return vs. Rutgers West Virginia DEFENSE West Virginia surrendered 17 points to William & Mary, the third fewest in the past two years. In 2012, WVU gave up 10 points against Kansas and 12 vs. James Madison. The Mountaineers are ranked No. 6 in the Big 12 Conference in scoring defense. WVU gave up 309 total defensive yards against the Tribe, the third-fewest amount of total offense surrendered in the past two years. In 2012, WVU surrrendered 274 yards against Kansas and 300 against JMU. West Virginia is ranked No. 4 in the Big 12 in total defense. WVU gave up 102 yards rushing against the Tribe, the fewest amount of rushing yards in 11 games, since giving up 46 yards to in The Mountaineers are tied for No. 3 in the Big 12 in rushing defense. West Viriginia gave up 207 yards through the air against William & Mary, the fourth fewest amount of passing yards given up over the past two years. In 2012, WVU gave up fewer than 207 yards in the air four times: 138 yards against Syracuse, 117 against Kansas, 162 against Oklahoma and 112 against JMU. The Mountaineers are ranked No. 5 in the Big 12 in pass defense but are No. 9 in pass efficiency defense. West Virginia finished with an interception against William & Mary. That marked the third straight game with a pick and at least one in 11 of the past 14 games. WVU is ranked No. 3 in the Big 12 in fewest first downs allowed. The Mountaineers allowed the Tribe to finish with 12 first downs, the fewest amount of first downs allowed in 26 games since Marshall had nine in Shaq Rowell (90) Doug Rigg s fourth-quarter sack was the first for the Mountaineers in 2013 and the third of his career; he had one sack in Rigg is tied for No. 3 in the Big 12 in sacks per game, No. 10 in pass defended and No. 14 in tackles for loss. Darwin Cook s fourth-quarter interception was the first for the Mountaineers in 2013 and the fourth of his career; he had one in Cook is tied for the conference lead in interceptions. Nick Kwiatkoski led the Mountaineers with a career-best seven tackles; his four assisted tackles also were a career high. Kwiatkoski is tied for No. 17 in the Big 12 in tackles per game. KJ Dillon is tied for No. 10 in the Big 12 in passes defended. West Virginia returned 15 players on defense with starting experience from 2012, led by Karl Joseph (13), Isaiah Bruce (12), Shaq Rowell (12), Will Clarke (11) and Cook (10). Ninety starts returned on defense from 2012, including 25 from the defensive line, 27 from the linebackers and 38 from the secondary. A total of 21 lettermen returned on defense: Tyler Anderson (LB), Ishmael Banks (CB), Jared Barber (LB), Travis Bell (S), Christian Brown (DL), Bruce (LB), Terrell Chestnut (CB), Clarke (DL), Cook (S), Dillon (S), Dozie Ezemma (LB), Brodrick Jenkins (CB), Joseph (S), Kinsey (DL), Kwiatkoski (LB), Shaq Petteway (LB), Doug Rigg (LB), Kyle Rose (DL), Rowell (DL), Ricky Rumph (CB) and Wes Tonkery (LB). The Mountaineer defensive roster includes eight seniors, 14 juniors, 14 sophomores and 20 freshmen. Mountaineer Football

8 Scoring 20 or more in a quarter West Virginia scored 21 points in the second quarter against Kansas in 2012, marking the seventh time in 2012 in which WVU scored at least 21 points in a quarter. WVU has scored 20 or more points in a quarter 43 times since 2001 and has done it in two quarters of a game eight different times. Game Year Points Quarter Kansas nd TCU nd Baylor rd Baylor nd James Madison st Marshall rd Marshall nd vs. Clemson nd Connecticut rd Bowling Green nd Norfolk State rd UNLV st Auburn st North Carolina st Louisville rd UConn rd UConn th UConn rd Miss. State st at Marshall rd at Marshall th W. Michigan rd vs. Ga. Tech rd Cincinnati nd Cincinnati rd Syracuse rd at Miss. State th st vs. Georgia st Pitt th UConn nd at th James Madison nd East Carolina nd Temple st at East Carolina nd at East Carolina rd at Temple st UT-Chattanooga nd UT-Chattanooga th Rutgers st Rutgers nd Kent State rd WVU vs Slate West Virginia owns an record against its 2013 opponents. The Mountaineers have winning records over Baylor,, James Madison, Kansas, Marshall, and and are even in their series with Oklahoma State, TCU and Opponent Series Record Baylor First Meeting Kansas Kansas State Oklahoma Oklahoma State TCU William & Mary West Virginia SPECIAL TEAMS West Virginia uses three kickers in Josh Lambert (PATs, FG), Nick O Toole (punting) and Michael Molinari (kickoffs). O Toole ranks second nationally in punting and first in the Big 12 (50.6) WVU is fourth nationally in net punting and first in the Big 12 (50.6) O Toole s Mountaineer debut resulted in five punts for 253 yards and a long of 60. O Toole s punts traveled 48, 57, 56, 60 and 32 yards, which pinned W&M inside the 20. O Toole s average of 50.6 is highest game average since Mark Fazzolari averaged 50.9 on eight punts (407 yards) against Virginia Tech in West Virginia NOTES The 2013 Mountaineer Roster The 2013 roster currently consists of 119 players from 17 different states, one foreign country and the District of Columbia. Leading the way is the Sunshine State, represented by 21 players, the Mountain State (17), Ohio (18), Pennsylvania (12), (11), Virginia (7), New Jersey (9), Georgia (5), (4), New York (3), North Carolina (3), and California, Delaware, Kansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Washington, D.C., each have one representative on the squad. Offensive lineman Curtis Feigt hails from Berlin, Germany. Non-Conference Play West Virginia faces three non-conference opponents in the 2013 season. The Mountaineers opened on Aug. 31 against William & Mary, winning 24-17, then travel to Oklahoma before facing on Sept. 14 at home, and then complete the nonconference schedule against in Baltimore, Md., at M&T Bank Stadium. A Mountaineer punter has averaged 50.6 yards or more in a game eight times in school history, highlighted by Todd Sauerbrun s 60.1 average with nine punts for 541 yards against Nebraska in Molinari kicked off five times against W&M for 322 yards, two touchbacks and a 64.4 yard average Returns in the season opener were turned in by Wendell Smallwood (1 kickoff for 26 yards), Charles Sims (1 kickoff for 16 yards) and Jordan Thompson (1 punt return for 1 yard) Against The Big 12 WVU is 13-9 all-time against current members of the Big 12 Conference. WVU is 1-0 against Baylor; 1-0 against ; 2-0 against Kansas; 1-2 versus Kansas State; 2-3 against Oklahoma; 2-2 versus Oklahoma State; 2-0 against ; 1-1 versus TCU and 1-1 against. At Home The 2013 season marks the 34th season of competition for West Virginia at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. WVU holds a (.732) all-time record at the facility, which opened in There were 56,350 in attendance for the 2013 season opener against William & Mary, and a total of 11,405,984 fans all-time have watched a game at Mountaineer Field.

9 Offensive Analysis Breaking down the West Virginia offensive numbers for the 2013 season, the Mountaineers have run a total of 71 plays, 44 coming on the ground and 27 through the air. The rushing game has totaled 172 yards for an average of 3.9 yards per carry and two touchdowns. The passing attack has totaled 237 yards, one touchdown and an average of 12.5 yards per completion. Combine the two and the Mountaineers have turned in 409 yards of total offense, and three offensive touchdowns for an average of 5.8 yards per play, and an average of 24.0 points per game. Deeper analysis shows that the Mountaineer offense has gained 11 first downs by the run and 12 via the pass. West Virginia is averaging yards per game on the ground, yards per game passing and yards of total offense. Average Per Down Here s a breakdown of how the 2013 West Virginia offense is operating on first, second, third and fourth down: On first down, the Mountaineers have run a total of 34 plays and have gained 228 yards for a 6.7 average. On second down, the Mountaineers have run 26 plays for 149 yards and a 5.7 average. On third down, the Mountaineers have run 10 plays for 27 yards and a 2.7 average gain. West Virginia has tried one fourth-down play in 2013, gaining five yards for a 5.0 average on fourth down. WVU s touchdowns have come one time on first down (0 rushing and 1 passing), one time on second down (1 rushing and 0 passing), one time on third down (1 rushing, 0 passing) and no touchdowns on fourth down so far in Is Enough Dating back to 1980, the Mountaineers hold a record when scoring 30 or more points in a game. During the 1990s, the Mountaineers were 42-4 when scoring 30 or more points in a contest and were in the 80s when reaching that mark. WVU is 82-6 since 2000 when scoring 30 points or more in a contest. Against Ranked Teams Beginning with a 27-0 loss to Fordham on Oct. 18, 1941, West Virginia has played 134 games against nationally ranked teams. Of those, 39 have been Mountaineer victories. Since 2001, WVU has posted 15 victories over ranked teams. 11 Straight Bowls West Virginia s appearance in the 2012 New Era Pinstripe marked the 11th straight bowl appeaance by the Mountaineers, dating back to the 2002 Continental Tire Bowl. The 11 straight bowl appearances are a school record and rank No. 8 in the country along with Boise State and Wisconsin. Florida State has been to 30 straight bowl games, Florida has been to 21 straight and Virginia Tech has been to 19 straight. Rolling After Bowling In the 31 seasons after going to a bowl, the Mountaineers have compiled a record. WVU has earned back-to-back bowl berths 16 times, including 11 straight, currently a school record. Coaching Staff Assignments Here s a breakdown of the WVU coaching staff assignments for the 2013 season: Ron Crook: OL (Field) Shannon Dawson: OC/QBs (Press Box) Joe DeForest: STC (Field) Lonnie Galloway: WR (Field) Tony Gibson: S (Field) Brian Mitchell: CB (Press Box) Keith Patterson: DC/LB (Field) Ja Juan Seider: RB (Field) Erik Slaughter: DL (Field) Pronunciation Guide Last Names Agyire (Nana Twum) Buie (Andrew) Eger (Pat) Ezemma (Dozie) Calicchio (Mike) DePalma (John) Feigt (Curtis) Gayeski (James) Glowinski (Mark) Golson (Brandon) Gourdine (Terrance) Gross (Marvin) Kwiatkoski (Nick) Kyeremeh (Nana) Macioce (Tanner) Matteo (Tony) Majnaric (Nate) Molinari (Michael) Nwachukwu (Noble) Orlosky (Tyler) Petteway (Shaq) Rowell (Shaq) Rumph (Ricky) Tezeno (Tyler) Zereoue (Maurice) First Names D Vante (henry) Dontrill (Hyman) Hodari (Christian) Ishmael (Banks) Jewone (Snow) Nana Twum (Agyire) Wendell (Smallwood) a-jeer-e boo-e Egg-er ez-e-ma ka-leech-e-o da-palm-uh fight guy-s-ski Glow-insky gool-son gor-deene grow-ss Quit a - cowski Ky-rum mass-e-o-see ma-tay-o minor-itch Mall-in-narry watch-a-chu-ku or-losk-ee Pet-a-way like Growl rump-fuh tez-eeno zair-uh-way da-vant-a don-trell Huh-dar-E Ish-meal Ja-wan Nana chume when-dell Weekly Media Planner (Monday, Sept. 2 - Sunday, Sept. 8) Mon (2) Tue (3) Wed (4) Thu (5) Fri (6) Sat (7) Sun (8) Big 12 football conference call - 11:40 a.m. - 11:50 a.m. MSOC vs. Radford 2:30 p.m. Dana Holgorsen News Conference - 1 p.m. (Team Room) Football Player Interviews PuskarTeam Room 6:30 p.m. Dana Holgorsen Statewide Radio Show 7 p.m. (Kegler s) WSOC at Duke, 6 p.m. Duke Nike Classic Durham, N.C. MSOC at Georgetown 4 p.m. Mountaineer Invite VB vs. Norfolk State Noon vs. Canisius 6:30 p.m. FB, 7 p.m., ET, FOX Mountaineer Invite VB vs. Fordham Noon vs. Navy 6:30 p.m. WSOC vs. UNC, 11 a.m. Duke Nike Classic Durham, N.C. MSOC at Indiana 8 p.m. Mountaineer Football

10 The Numbers From Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine The West Virginia Mountaineers have been one of the best teams in college football in the last nine years. West Virginia s two-year win total ( ) of 19 ties for 18th-best in college football with Nebraska and Florida State. West Virginia s three-year win total ( ) of 28 wins is tied for 16th-best in college football with Utah, Nevada, Florida and Houston. West Virginia s four-year total ( ) of 37 wins ties for 18th-best, while WVU s five-year victory total of 48 wins ( ) ties for 13th best with, Oklahoma State, Wisconsin and Missouri. West Virginia s six-year ( ) win total of 59 is 13th-best in college football, and its 70 victories in the last seven years ( ) ties with Wisconsin and Oregon for the 11th best record. Over the past eight years ( ), the Mountaineers have won 78 football games for the 11th-best record in the country. And finally, West Virginia s has 86 wins in the last nine years ( ), which is the 12th-best mark in college football. Sept. 7 is Mountaineer Nation Day For the second year in a row, West Virginia University will be celebrating Mountaineer Nation Day. This year, it will be on Sept. 7, when the Mountaineers take on Oklahoma. Mountaineer Nation Day is a day for Mountaineer fans to show their pride and passion for WVU. Fans have been registering their watch parties and voting for the 2013 Ultimate Mountaineer Fan for the last month in preparation for Saturday s day of celebration. For more information on Mountaineer Nation Day, visit edu/. NCAA All-Time Leaders By Victories Team Years Games Record Pct. 1. Michigan 134 1, , Notre Dame 125 1, Nebraska 124 1, Ohio State 124 1, Penn State 127 1, Oklahoma 119 1, Alabama 118 1, Tennessee 117 1, USC 121 1, Georgia 120 1, LSU 120 1, Auburn 121 1, West Virginia 121 1, Syracuse 124 1, WEST VIRGINIA 250-YARD PASSING GAMES A/C/Yds Name Opponent Date 45/51/656 Geno Smith Baylor 9/29/ /65/463 Geno Smith LSU 9/24/ /45/450 Geno Smith Connecticut 10/8/ /50/429 Marc Bulger Missouri 12/26/98 27/37/416 Mike Sherwood Pitt 9/28/68 34/39/411 Geno Smith James Madison 9/15/ /44/410 Geno Smith Louisville 11/5/ /37/409 Marc Bulger Pitt 11/27/98 23/24/407 Geno Smith Kansas 12/1/ /43/407 Geno Smith Clemson 1/4/ /39/396 Chad Johnston Pitt 10/15/94 22/35/390 Chad Johnston Purdue 9/2/95 36/49/388 Geno Smith 9/17/ /43/380 Marc Bulger Miami 10/24/98 29/43/372 Geno Smith Cincinnati 11/12/ /34/371 Geno Smith Norfolk State 9/10/ /54/364 Geno Smith Oklahoma State 11/10/ /48/360 Oliver Luck Syracuse 11/21/81 24/36/354 Marc Bulger Navy 10/3/98 18/31/354 Chad Johnston Boston College 10/5/96 23/28/352 Geno Smith Rutgers 12/4/ /40/353 Marc Bulger Georgia Tech 12/29/97 26/43/348 Marc Bulger Pitt 11/28/97 32/48/346 Marc Bulger Miami 10/30/99 21/37/341 Bernie Galiffa Penn State 10/28/72 30/43/338 Geno Smith 9/22/ /41/338 Geno Smith Syracuse 10/21/ /31/334 Jarrett Brown East Carolina 9/12/ /21/334 Chad Johnston Rutgers 11/4/95 32/26/332 Pat White North Carolina 12/27/ /20/331 Marc Bulger Pitt 11/27/99 32/36/323 Geno Smith Marshall 9/1/ /37/321 Jeff Hostetler Oklahoma 9/11/82 20/35/320 Geno Smith Oklahoma 11/17/ /28/320 Allen McCune Pitt 10/2/65 15/21/318 Brad Lewis Mississippi 12/28/ /45/316 Geno Smith Marshall 9/10/ /25/314 Oliver Luck Temple 11/8/80 18/37/314 Bernie Galiffa Pitt 11/4/72 20/28/312 Marc Bulger Boston College 11/21/98 21/34/309 Dan Kendra Villanova 10/29/77 23/41/308 Darren Studstill Miami, Fla. 10/31/92 20/33/306 Mike Sherwood East Carolina 11/7/70 13/19/298 Bernie Galiffa Virginia 9/23/72 15/21/297 Major Harris Boston College 10/22/88 15/18/296 Allen McCune William & Mary 9/25/65 20/25/293 Marc Bulger 9/19/98 28/45/293 Dan Kendra Syracuse 11/25/75 17/25/291 Chad Johnston Missouri 10/1/94 12/20/290 Brad Lewis East Carolina 11/18/ /34/286 Brad Lewis Kent State 9/22/ /37/285 Jeff Hostetler 9/18/82 17/31/281 Bernie Galiffa Syracuse 11/20/71 16/30/280 Kevin White TCU 12/31/84 31/52/279 Brad Lewis 9/29/ /28/279 Jeff Hostetler Rutgers 11/12/83 30/56/278 Geno Smith 10/13/ /28/274 Darren Studstill Temple 11/13/93 18/29/273 Jeff Hostetler Penn State 10/22/83 14/25/271 Rasheed Marshall Syracuse 11/22/ /19/270 Jake Kelchner 9/13/93 12/20/269 Oliver Luck Colorado State 9/13/80 25/35/268 Geno Smith 10/6/ /29/268 Geno Smith 9/18/ /18/267 Bernie Galiffa Syracuse 11/18/72 29/16/266 Marc Bulger Temple 10/23/99 17/27/265 Oliver Luck Virginia Tech 10/17/81 32/54/260 Geno Smith TCU 11/3/ /28/257 Scott McBrien Pitt 11/24/ /31/257 Marc Bulger Syracuse 11/7/98 14/20/257 Marc Bulger Temple 10/10/98 21/32/257 Oliver Luck East Carolina 10/31/81 17/35/256 Dan Kendra Boston College 10/16/76 19/30/254 Richard Longfellow Boston U. 10/11/58 21/36/253 Marc Bulger Tulsa 9/26/98 13/31/252 Scott McBrien Notre Dame 10/21/ /23/250 Major Harris Pitt 9/30/89 19/37/250 Jeff Hostetler Penn State 10/23/82

11 MOUNTAINEER 100-YARD RECEIVERS Name Yards/Catches Team/Year Stedman Bailey 303/13 Baylor/2012 Stedman Bailey 225/14 Oklahoma State/2012 Tavon Austin 215/14 Baylor/2012 Chris Henry 209/6 Syracuse/2003 Pat Greene 205/12 Pitt/1997 Stedman Bailey 205/13 Oklahoma/2012 Rahsaan Vanterpool 205/9 Pitt/1994 David Saunders 191/8 Boston College/1996 Calvin Phillips 190/5 Cal-Fullerton/1988 Oscar Patrick 190/10 Penn State/1968 Shawn Foreman 189/11 Missouri/1998 Tavon Austin 187/11 LSU/2011 Zach Abraham 180/6 Pitt/1994 Tavon Austin 179/13 /2012 Antonio Brown 179/6 East Carolina/2000 Stedman Bailey 178/7 Connecticut/2011 David Saunders 178/11 Rutgers/1996 Chris Henry 176/4 Rutgers/2003 Stedman Bailey 173/13 James Madison/2012 Mike Baker 172/8 Rutgers/1993 Shawn Foreman 164/6 Rutgers/1996 Stedman Bailey 159/11 Kansas/2012 Antonio Brown 156/6 Ole Miss/2000 Shawn Foreman 158/9 Miami/1998 Khori Ivy 155/7 Temple/2000 Shawn Foreman 153/10 Boston College/1997 Rahsaan Vanterpool 152/9 Boston College/1996 Willie Drewrey 152/6 TCU/1984 Gary Mullen 152/7 Virginia/1984 Danny Buggs 151/6 Illinois/1973 Lovett Purnell 149/8 Purdue/1995 David Saunders 149/8 Rutgers/1995 Rich Hollins 148/6 Virginia Tech/1981 Rich Hollins 148/8 /1981 Reggie Rembert 145/5 Pitt/1989 Khori Ivy 142/9 Miami/1999 Cedric Thomas 142/7 Temple/1980 Darrell Miller 141/8 Virginia/1981 Danny Buggs 140/6 William & Mary/1972 Jerry Porter 139/3 Pitt/1999 Bob Dunlevy 139/5 William & Mary/1965 Milt Clegg 139/8 Syracuse/1964 Jim Braxton 138/5 East Carolina/1970 Terry Fairbanks 138/4 Boston U./1958 Rahsaan Vanterpool 135/6 Temple/1995 James Jett 135/5 Cincinnati/1990 Darius Reynaud 134/9 Marshall/2007 Lovett Purnell 134/3 Rutgers/1995 Reggie Rembert 134/5 Ball State/1989 Chris Henry 132/5 Boston College/2003 Marshall Mills 132/7 Virginia/1972 Ivan McCartney 131/6 Connecticut/2011 Stedman Bailey 130/7 Syracuse/2011 Steve Slaton 130/6 Pitt/2006 David Saunders 130/9 North Carolina/1996 David Saunders 130/6 Purdue/1995 Ed Hill 130/9 Miami/1992 Cedric Thomas 130/7 Villanova/1977 Greg Dykes 128/5 South Carolina/1989 Tavon Austin 126/9 Cincinnati/2011 Shawn Foreman 126/7 East Carolina/1997 Mike Baker 126/8 /1993 Danny Buggs 126/7 Penn State/1972 Bill Marker 126/5 Penn State/1953 Jay Kearney 125/3 Missouri/1993 Cedric Thomas 125/3 Colorado State/1980 Nate Stephens 125/5 William & Mary/1971 Jerry Porter 124/4 Georgia Tech/1997 Tavon Austin 123/12 Clemson/2012 Chris Henry 123/5 UCF/2003 Zach Abraham 122/3 Temple/1994 Tavon Austin 122/11 /2011 Stedman Bailey 121/8 Syracuse/2012 Tavon Austin 121/6 Rutgers/2010 Name Yards/Catches Team/Year Ross Herron 121/7 Western Reserve/1950 Chris Henry 119/4 Rutgers/2004 Stedman Bailey 118/8 Louisville/2011 Chris Henry 118/8 Boston College/2004 Bob Dunlevy 118/4 Syracuse/1965 Travis Garvin 117/3 Virginia Tech/2003 Phil Braxton 117/3 Pitt/2000 Antonio Brown 116/8 Kent State/2001 Stedman Bailey 115/8 LSU/2011 Jock Sanders 115/12 Auburn/2009 Shawn Foreman 115/5 Pitt/1998 Rahsaan Vanterpool 115/10 Ball State/1994 Steve Lewis 115/5 California/1978 Danny Buggs 115/5 Pitt/1972 Tom Yeater 115/3 Oregon State/1962 J.D. Woods 114/13 Baylor/2012 Calvin Phillips 114/4 Penn State/1988 Tavon Austin 113/11 James Madison/2012 Stedman Bailey 113/8 /2011 Khori Ivy 113/6 Pitt/1998 David Saunders 113/7 Syracuse/1996 John Talley 113/4 Syracuse/1987 Oscar Patrick 113/7 Virginia Tech/1968 Oscar Patrick 113/5 Penn State/1967 Stedman Bailey 112/4 Bowling Green/2011 Steve Lewis 112/7 Colorado State/1978 Rahsaan Vanterpool 111/3 Louisiana Tech/1994 Ed Hill 111/4 Temple/1993 Danny Buggs 111/4 Boston College/1973 Oscar Patrick 111/7 Villanova/1968 Tavon Austin 111/4 Kansas/2012 Darius Reynaud 110/5 East Carolina/2006 David Saunders 110/6 Syracuse/1998 Shawn Foreman 110/12 Georgia Tech/1997 Rahsaan Vanterpool 110/8 Purdue/1996 Scott MacDonald 110/5 N.C. State/1975 Devon Brown 109/4 Norfolk State/2011 Jay Kearney 109/5 Penn State/1992 Rich Hollins 109/4 /1983 Oscar Patrick 109/5 Richmond/1968 Oscar Patrick 109/5 Villanova/1967 Phil Braxton 108/2 Pitt/2002 Phil Braxton 108/4 Virginia/2002 Antonio Brown 108/10 /2001 Zach Abraham 107/7 South Carolina/1994 Tavon Austin 106/7 /2010 Miquelle Henderson 106/5 Wisconsin/2002 Jay Kearney 106/4 Rutgers/1993 Jay Kearney 106/5 Boston College/1993 Harvey Smith 106/4 Syracuse/1985 Charles Becca 106/3 Temple/1948 Miquelle Henderson 105/8 Cincinnati/2002 Anthony Becht 105/5 Boston College/1999 David Saunders 105/8 East Carolina/1996 Randy Swinson 105/7 Penn State/1977 Stedman Bailey 104/9 Marshall/2012 Stedman Bailey 104/6 Cincinnati/2011 Jay Kearney 104/3 /1993 Reggie Rembert 104/5 Syracuse/1989 John Talley 104/7 Syracuse/1986 Danny Buggs 103/8 Temple/1974 Tavon Austin 102/10 /2012 James Jett 102/5 /1990 Tavon Austin 102/10 Pitt/2011 Ivan McCartney 101/8 /2011 David Saunders 101/5 Temple/1998 James Jett 101/3 Louisiana Tech/1992 Tavon Austin 101/11 TCU/2012 Rich Hollins 101/3 Oklahoma/1982 Steve Lewis 101/5 Boston College/1976 Richard Rader 101/3 Pitt/1965 Darrell Miller 100/5 Florida State/1982 Brad Starks 100/4 UNLV/2010 Mountaineer Football

12 WEST VIRGINIA TOP OFFENSIVE PERFORMANCES Mountaineer Top Rushing Marks Washington & Lee November 10, East Carolina September 28, Connecticut November 24, East Carolina September 4, Syracuse October 14, Oklahoma November 17, Pitt November 24, Syracuse October 30, Rutgers November 3, Pitt November 16, Cincinnati October 17, East Carolina September 22, Eastern Washington September 9, Georgia January 2, Washington & Lee November 10, East Carolina November 7, Pitt September 29, West Virginia Wesleyan October 1, Louisville November 22, Cincinnati October 21, 1989 Mountaineer Top Passing Marks Baylor September 29, UConn October 8, LSU September 24, Missouri December 26, James Madison September 15, Norfolk State September 10, Pitt September 28, Louisville November 5, Pitt November 27, Kansas December 1, Clemson January 4, Oklahoma State November 10, Pitt October 15, Purdue September 2, September 17, Miami October 24, Cincinnati November 12, Rutgers November 9, Boston College October 5, Syracuse November 21, 1981 Mountaineer Top Total Offense Marks Baylor September 29, Oklahoma November 17, Washington & Lee November 10, Marshall September 1, Syracuse October 30, Kansas December 1, Bowling Green October 1, Pitt October 2, Pitt November 16, Rutgers November 3, Connecticut November 24, Pitt November 27, East Carolina September 4, Temple November 13, East Carolina September 22, Eastern Washington September 9, Clemson January 4, South Carolina September 16, Louisiana Tech October 29, Boston College October 22, 1988 A WVU Tradition The Mountaineer Mantrip The West Virginia football Mountaineer Mantrip, a team walk is set to rally WVU fans before each home game for the third year at Milan Puskar Stadium. The walk, a nod to the state s proud coal industry and heritage, will begin when the team is dropped off approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes before kickoff at the corner of the WVU Medical Center and Don Nehlen Drive. Fans are encouraged to line the path, which will take the team and coaching staff, led by head coach Dana Holgorsen, between the blue and light blue lots and to the entrance of the Northeast gate at Milan Puskar Stadium. The team will be escorted by the Mountaineer mascot, the cheerleading squad and members of the Pride of West Virginia, the WVU marching band, on its route. The Mantrip, named after the shuttle that typically transports miners down into an underground mine at the start of their shift, will take place before every home game this season Home and Away Rushing Att-Yds-Avg Avg/Gm Home (1-0) Away (0-0) Passing Comp-Att-Yds-TD-Int Avg/Gm Home (1-0) Away (0-0) Total Offense Rush-Pass-Total Avg/Gm Home (1-0) Away (0-0) Rush Defense Att-Yds-Avg Avg/Gm Home (1-0) Away (0-0) Pass Defense Comp-Att-Yds-TD-Int Avg/Gm Home (1-0) Away (0-0) Total Defense Rush-Pass-Total Avg/Gm Home (1-0) Away (0-0)

13 Charting Mountaineer Players of the Week Game O-Champ D-Champ ST-Champ O-Scout D-Scout Big 12 William & Mary Charles Sims Darwin Cook Nick O Toole Maurice Zereoue Justin Arndt Oklahoma Oklahoma State Baylor Kansas State TCU Kansas NFL Mountaineers There are 18 former Mountaineers on NFL rosters in 2013, playing for 13 different teams. Adam Jones Don Barclay Pat McAfee J.T. Thomas Selvish Capers Ryan Mundy Ellis Lankster Geno Smith Najee Goode Terence Garvin Will Johnson Bruce Irvin Tavon Austin Stedman Bailey Keith Tandy Darius Reynaud Chris Neild Pat White Cincinnati Bengals Green Bay Packers Indianapolis Colts Jacksonville Jaguars New York Giants New York Giants New York Jets New York Jets Philadelphia Eagles Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh Steelers Seattle Seahawks St. Louis Rams St. Louis Rams Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tennessee Titans Washington Redskins Washington Redskins West Virginia Bests Rushing Yards vs. Washington & Lee 1923 Passing Yards vs. Baylor 2012 Total Yards vs. Baylor 2012 Total First Downs...36 vs. Washington & Lee 1923 Low Rushing Yards All vs. Florida 1981 Low Passing Yards All....0 vs. Pitt 1981 Low Total Yards Allowed vs Fewest First Downs All....0 vs Longest TD run...96 vs. N. Illinois 1986 Longest Non-TD Run...79 vs. Louisville 2008 Longest TD Reception...96 vs. Penn State 1973 Longest Non-TD Reception...84 vs. Miami 2003 Points (Game)...92 vs. Marshall 1916 Victory Margin...89 vs. Geneva 1951 West Virginia Bests Decade Rushing Yards vs. Oklahoma 12 Passing Yards vs. Baylor 12 Total Yards vs. Baylor 12 Total First Downs...33 vs Baylor 12 First Downs Rushing...19 vs. Cincinnati 10 First Downs Passing...23 vs. LSU 11 Low Rushing Yards All vs. 10 Low Passing Yards All vs. LSU 10 Low Total Yards Allowed vs. Louisville 10 Fewest First Downs All....9 vs. CC 10, Md, UofL 10, Mar 11 Fewest 1st Downs Rushing All....2 vs, Cincinnati, UofL 10 Fewest 1st Downs Passing All...3 vs. LSU 10 Longest TD run...80 vs. Rutgers 11 Longest Non-TD Run vs. Marshall 12 Longest TD Reception...87 vs. Baylor 12 Longest Non-TD Reception...75 vs. Oklahoma St. 12 Points (Game)...70 vs. Clemson 11, Baylor 12 Points (Half)...49 vs. Clemson 11 (First Half) Points (Qtr)...35 vs. Clemson 11 (Second) Victory Margin vs. Bowling Green 11 West Virginia Bests - Holgorsen Era Rushing Yards vs. Oklahoma 12 Passing Yards vs. Baylor 12 Total Yards vs. Baylor 12 Total First Downs...33 vs. Baylor 12 First Downs Rushing...15 vs. Bowling Green 11 First Downs Passing...23 vs. LSU 11 Low Rushing Allowed...46 vs. 12 Low Passing Yards Allowed vs. James Madison 12 Low Total Yards Allowed vs. Marshall 11 Fewest 1st Downs Allowed...9 vs. Marshall 11 Fewest 1st Downs Rushing All...3 vs. Marshall 11, W&M 13 Fewest 1st Downs Passing All...4 vs. James Madison 12 Longest TD run...80 vs. Rutgers 11 Longest Non-TD Run vs. Marshall 12 Longest TD Reception...87 vs. Baylor 12 Longest Non-TD Reception...75 vs. Oklahoma St. 12 Points (Game)...70 vs. Clemson 11, Baylor 12 Points (Half)...49 (First Half) vs. Clemson 11 Points (Qtr)...35 (Second) vs. Clemson 11 Victory Margin vs. Bowling Green 11 Mountaineer Football

14 WVU s RECORD UNDER HOLGORSEN overall playing at home playing on the road playing at a neutral site in bowl games in overtime more than 7 days to prepare in August in September in October in November in December in January outrushing opponent when rushing for 200 yards when rushing for 300 yards outrushed by opponent outpassing opponent when passing for 300 yards when passing for 400 yards when passing for 500 yards when passing for 600 yards outpassed by opponent when allowing 200 yards passing when allowing 250 yards passing when allowing 300+ yards passing more total offense than opponent when having 400+ total offense when having 500+ total offense when having 600+ total offense when having 700+ total offense when having 800+ total offense same total offense as opponent less total offense than opponent when allowing 400+ total offense when allowing 500+ total offense committing fewer turnovers committing more turnovers turnovers are even :00 of time of possession :01-plus of time of possession scoring first opponent scores first leading after the 1st quarter trailing after the 1st quarter tied after the 1st quarter leading at halftime trailing at halftime tied at halftime leading after the 3rd quarter trailing after the 3rd quarter tied after the 3rd quarter scoring 0-10 points scoring points scoring points scoring points scoring 41-plus points opponent scores 0-10 points opponent scores points opponent scores points opponent scores points opponent scores 41-plus points individual 100-yard rusher opponent 100-yard rusher opponent less than 100-yards rushing individual yard receiver individual yard receivers individual yard receivers opponent 100-yard receiver individual 300-yard passer WEST VIRGINIA HEAD COACH DANA HOLGORSEN - THIRD YEAR Coaching Highlights West Virginia 2013 Third year as the head coach of West Virginia University, guiding the program into the second year of Big 12 Conference affiliation 2012 Led football program into its first year of competition in the Big 12 Conference Guided West Virginia to a 7-6 overall record in 2012 and an appearance in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl Earned national rankings in 10-of-16 weeks during the 2012 season in both the AP and USA Today Coaches Polls, reaching as high as No. 4 in USA Today Coaches Poll and No. 5 in the AP Poll Five Mountaineer players earned 25 All-America honors Three Mountaineer players were drafted in the Top 3 rounds of the NFL Draft, including the No. 8 selection Tavon Austin Holgorsen has had a first-round NFL draft choice for two straight years, the only WVU coach to accomplish that Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey were one of four sets of 1,000-yard receivers nationally WVU was one of only two schools nationally to have a 4,000-yard passer and a pair of 1,000-yard receivers WVU was ranked No. 9 nationally in scoring offense and No. 10 in passing offense and total offense. Geno Smith led the nation in passing touchdowns (42) Smith was one of only two quarterbacks to throw for more than 4,000 yards for two straight years Smith was one of only five quarterbacks nationally to throw for 30 or more touchdowns in two straight years Bailey led the nation in receiving touchdowns (25) and finished with the second highest amount ever in a single season Austin was the only player nationally to finish with 100 or more receptions for two straight years Austin was the only player nationally to finish with more than 2,000 all-purpose yards for two straight years Austin was the only player in NCAA history to finish his career with more than 3,000 receiving yards and more than 1,000 yards rushing Austin was the recipient of the Paul Hornung Award, the nation s most versatile player Austin was the recipient of the Jet Award, the nation s top returner Austin was named the Big 12 Conference co-special Teams Player of the Year Bailey was a finalist for the Fred Biletnikoff Award Smith was a finalist for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm and Manning Awards 2011 Named FWAA First-Year Head Coach of the Year Posted a 10-3 mark in his first season as head coach, only WVU coach to win 10 games in his first year Led West Virginia to Big East Championship and BCS win, first WVU coach to accomplish that feat Earned national rankings in 13-of-16 weeks of 2011 season in both the AP and USA Today Coaches Polls, reaching as high as No. 11 in the AP Poll and tied for No. 14 in the USA Today Coaches Poll Tied for fourth in wins among first-year head coaches nationally One of seven coaches to take his program to a BCS Bowl in his first year as a head coach, and only one of three (Larry Coker, 2001; Chris Peterson, 2007) to win the bowl game.

15 HOLGORSEN YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORY Year School Status Record 2013 West Virginia Head Coach West Virginia Head Coach 7-6 Pinstripe Bowl 2011 West Virginia Head Coach 10-3 Big East Champions Orange Bowl Champions 2010 Oklahoma State Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 11-2 Alamo Bowl Champions 2009 Houston Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 10-4 Armed Forces Bowl 2008 Houston Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 8-5 Armed Forces Bowl Champions 2007 Co-Offensive Coordinator/Inside Receivers 9-4 Gator Bowl Champions 2006 Co-Offensive Coordinator/Inside Receivers 8-5 Insight.com Bowl Champions 2005 Co-Offensive Coordinator/Inside Receivers 9-3 Cotton Bowl 2004 Inside Receivers 8-4 Holiday Bowl Champions 2003 Inside Receivers 8-5 Houston Bowl Champions 2002 Inside Receivers 9-5 Tangerine Bowl Champions 2001 Inside Receivers 7-5 Alamo Bowl 2000 Inside Receivers 7-6 Galleryfurniture.com Bowl 1999 Wingate Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers Mississippi College Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers /Special Teams Mississippi College Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers /Special Teams 8-2 American Southwest Conference Champions 1996 Mississippi College Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers /Special Teams Valdosta State Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers /Special Teams Valdosta State Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers /Special Teams 11-2 NCAA II National Quarterfinalist 1993 Valdosta State Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers /Special Teams 8-3 Holgorsen - at West Virginia ; Overall (Third Season) Fourth WVU coach to make a bowl appearance and win in his first season (Bill Stewart, Dudley DeGroot, Marshall Glenn) Three Mountaineer players earned seven All-America honors Three Mountaineer players drafted in the NFL Draft, including the No. 15 pick, Bruce Irvin WVU led the BIG EAST with 10 all-conference honorees and the Special Teams Player of the Year, Austin WVU finished No. 6 nationally in passing offense, No. 13 in scoring offense and No. 15 in total offense. The Mountaineer offense ranked No. 67 in total offense in 2010, the year before Holgorsen arrived, and he took it to No. 15 in In 2011, Austin and Bailey were the fourth pair of 1,000-yard receivers nationally (Houston, USC, SMU). WVU was one of two schools nationally to have a 4,000-yard passer and two 1,000-yard receivers (Houston). Quarterback Geno Smith finished No. 5 nationally in passing yards per game, No. 8 in completions per game and total offense and No. 17 in passing efficiency. Austin finished No. 1 nationally in all-purpose yardage (198.0), No. 6 in punt returns, No. 8 in receptions per game, No. 20 in kickoff returns and No. 23 in receiving yards per game. Bailey finished No. 13 nationally in receiving yards per game. Oklahoma State In 2010, was named a finalist for the Frank Broyles Award, signifying the top assistant coach in college football and named the rivals.com national offensive coordinator of the year In 2010, the Cowboys led the nation in total offense during the regular season and finished No. 2 in passing offense and No. 3 in total and scoring offense. OSU averaged yards per game in total offense, including passing yards and points per game. Offensive HOLGORSEN S Output Under OFFENSIVE Holgorsen OUTPUT Since 2005, Dana Holgorsen has been the mastermind behind some of the nation s most prolific offenses. Starting as the offensive coordinator at, then Houston and Oklahoma State, and now as the head coach at West Virginia, his offensive units are known for their ability to move the ball, pile up yardage and score a plethora of points. 4,000-Yard Passers Graham Harrell/ ,706 Case Keenum/Houston ,671 Case Keenum/Houston ,020 Graham Harrell/ ,555 Geno Smith/West Virginia ,385 Brandon Weeden/Oklahoma State ,277 Cody Hodges/ ,238 Geno Smith/West Virginia , Passing Touchdowns Graham Harrell/ Case Keenum/Houston Case Keenum/Houston Geno Smith/West Virginia Graham Harrell/ Brandon Weeden/Oklahoma State Geno Smith/West Virginia Cody Hodges/ ,000-Yard Rushers Kendall Hunter/Oklahoma State ,548 Bryce Beall/Houston ,247 1,000-Yard Receivers Michael Crabtree/ ,962 Justin Blackmon/Oklahoma State ,782 Stedman Bailey/West Virginia ,622 Joe Filani/ ,300 Tavon Austin/West Virginia ,289 Stedman Bailey/West Virginia ,279 Danny Amendola/ ,245 James Cleveland/Houston ,214 Tavon Austin/West Virginia ,186 Joe Filani/ ,048 Tyrone Carrier/Houston ,029 Tyrone Carrier/Houston ,026 Patrick Edwards/Houston , Receptions Michael Crabree/ Tavon Austin, West Virginia Stedman Bailey/West Virginia Justin Blackmon/Oklahoma State Danny Amendola/ James Cleveland/Houston Tavon Austin/West Virginia Tyrone Carrier/Houston Joe Filani/ Double-Digit Receiving Touchdowns Stedman Bailey/West Virginia Michael Crabtree/ Justin Blackmon/Oklahoma State James Cleveland/Houston Joe Filani/ Tavon Austin/West Virginia Stedman Bailey/West Virginia Mark Hafner/Houston Robert Johnson/ Jarrett Hicks/ Double-Digit Rushing Touchdowns Taureen Henderson/ Kendall Hunter/Oklahoma State Bryce Beall/Houston Shawne Alston/West Virginia Shannon Woods/ ,800-Yard All-Purpose Yards Tavon Austin/West Virginia ,910 Tavon Austin/West Virginia ,574 Tyrone Carrier/Houston ,213 Michael Crabtree/ ,978 Justin Blackmon/Oklahoma State ,866 Tyrone Carrier/Houston ,844 Shannon Woods/ ,808 Mountaineer Football

16 Offensive Output Under Holgorsen (Continued) Team Rankings 2012 (West Virginia) Passing Efficiency No. 5 Scoring Offense - No. 9 Passing Offense No. 10 Total Offense No. 10 First Down Offense No (West Virginia) Passing Offense No. 6 Red Zone Offense No. 11 Scoring Offense No. 13 Total Offense No. 15 Passing Efficiency No. 19 First Down Offense No (Oklahoma State) Red Zone Offense No. 1 Passing Offense No. 2 Total Offense No. 3 Scoring Offense No. 3 First Down Offense No. 4 Tackles for Loss Allowed No. 6 Sacks Allowed No. 7 Passing Efficiency No. 12 Rushing Offense No (Houston) Passing Offense No. 1 Total Offense No. 1 Scoring Offense No. 1 First Down Offense No. 1 Tackles for Loss Allowed No. 2 Third Down Efficiency No. 3 Passing Efficiency No. 7 Sacks Allowed No. 24 Red Zone Offense No (Houston) Passing Offense No. 2 Total Offense No. 2 First Down Offense No. 4 Passing Efficiency No. 8 Scoring Offense No. 10 Third Down Efficiency No () Passing Offense No. 1 Total Offense No. 2 Passing Efficiency No. 5 Scoring Offense No. 7 Tackles for Loss Allowed No. 12 Third Down Efficiency No. 13 Sacks Allowed No () Passing Offense No. 3 Tackles for Loss Allowed No. 3 Total Offense No. 6 Scoring Offense No. 13 Passing Efficiency No. 23 Sacks Allowed No () Passing Offense No. 1 Scoring Offense No. 4 Total Offense No. 6 Passing Efficiency No. 14 WEST VIRGINIA HEAD COACH DANA HOLGORSEN - THIRD YEAR The Cowboy offense ranked No. 61 nationally in total offense in 2009, the year before Holgorsen arrived, and he took it to the No. 1 spot in Quarterback Brandon Weeden became the first OSU passer to earn first team all-big 12 honors. He was a finalist for the Manning Award, given to the top quarterback in the nation. Receiver Justin Blackmon was named the recipient of the 2010 Biletnikoff Award, given to the top receiver in the nation, and running back Kendall Hunter was a finalist for the Doak Walker Award, given to the nation s top running back. Weeden, Hunter and Blackmon became only the second trio in NCAA history to pass for at least 3,000 yards, run for more than 1,500 yards and finish with more than 1,500 yards receiving in the same season. Houston In 2009, UH led the nation in total offense with 563 yards per game, scoring offense with 42.2 points per game, and passing offense with yards per game. In 2008, his first year at Houston, the Cougars ranked second in the nation in passing offense (401.6) and total offense (562.77). UH scored points per game to rank 10th nationally. Houston quarterback Case Keenum led the nation in total offense in 2008 and 2009, with yards of total offense per game as a sophomore and yards of offense as a junior. Keenum ranked among the nation's top-10 passing efficiency leaders each of his two seasons under Holgorsen's watch. During his tenure as offensive coordinator, the Red Raiders increased their offensive numbers from yards per game to yards per game. In 2007, led the nation in passing offense ( yards per game), ranked second in total offense ( yards per game) and was seventh in scoring offense (40.92 points per game). Quarterback Graham Harrell led the nation in total offense and receiver Michael Crabtree led the nation in receptions per game and receiving yards per game. Crabtree won the Biletnikoff Award as America's top receiver in In 2006, the Red Raiders ranked third nationally in passing offense and sixth in total offense. Harrell was third nationally in total offense with yards per game. In 2005, led the nation in passing offense with yards per game, was fourth in scoring offense at points per game and was sixth in total offense with yards per contest. Quarterback Cody Hodges ranked second in the country with yards per game. Wingate Coached Lucas Greene who led the team in scoring that season and went on to play in the NFL Mississippi College Mississippi College won the American Southwest Conference in its first season in the league and averaged yards per game in Valdosta State Helped develop quarterback Chris Hatcher, who set an NCAA record, completing 74.7 percent of his passes on the Division II level in Hatcher's 10,588 passing yards ranked third on the NCAA career list at the time. Hatcher currently ranks second in the NCAA record books in career touchdown passes (116) and third in single-season touchdown passes (50 in 1994) and was the NCAA passing champion in 1994.

17 WEST VIRGINIA 2013 DEPTH CHART Offense Position No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. GP GS Hometown WR (X) 85 Ivan McCarntney Sr Miami, Fla. 12 Ronald Carswell r-so. 1 0 Macon, Ga. LT 67 Quinton Spain r-jr Petersburg, Va. 79 Nick Kindler r-sr Camp Hill, Pa. LG 78 Marquis Lucas r-so. 2 1 Miami, Fla. or 76 Pat Eger r-sr Pleasant Hills, Pa. C 65 Tyler Orlosky r-fr. 1 1 Cleveland, Ohio 69 Tony Matteo r-fr. 0 0 Clinton, Ohio RG 64 Mark Glowinski r-jr. 1 1 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 73 Russell Haugton-James r-so. 2 0 Plantation, Fla. RT 62 Curtis Feigt r-sr Berlin, Germany 77 Marcell Lazard Fr. 0 0 Bloomfield, N.J. IR (Y) 6 Daikiel Shorts Fr. 1 0 Clayton, N.J. 82 Devonte Mathis r-fr. 1 0 Miami, Fla. WR (Z) 19 KJ Myers r-so Jacksonville, Fla. 11 Kevin White Jr. 0 0 Plainfield, N.J. QB 14 Paul Millard Jr Flower Mound, or 9 Clint Trickett r-jr. 1 0 Tallahassee, Fla. 7 Ford Childress r-fr. 0 0 Houston, HB (A) 88 Cody Clay r-so Alum Creek, W.Va. 42 Garrett Hope So The Woodlands, RB (B) 3 Charles Sims r-sr. 1 1 Houston, 4 Wendell Smallwood Fr. 1 0 Wilmington, Del. 2 Dreamius Smith Jr. 1 1 Wichita, Kan. 29 Dustin Garrison Jr Pearland, Defense Position No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. GP GS Hometown DT 98 Will Clarke r-sr Pittsburgh, Pa. 97 Noble Nwachukwu r-fr. 1 0 Wylie, or 93 Kyle Rose r-so Centerville, Ohio NT 90 Shaq Rowell r-sr Maple Heights, Ohio 95 Christian Brown So Miami, Fla. DE 45 Eric Kinsey So Miami, Fla. 99 Dontrill Hyman Jr. 1 0 Warsaw, N.C. or 93 Kyle Rose r-so Centerville, Ohio SPUR 31 Isaiah Bruce r-so Jacksonville, Fla. 18 Marvin Gross Fr. 1 0 Baltimore, Md. SAM 33 Jared Barber Jr Mocksville, N.C. and 47 Doug Rigg Sr Oradell, N.J. 13 Sean Walters r-fr. 1 0 Hollywood, Fla. WILL 35 Nick Kwiatkoski r-so Bethel Park, Pa. 53 Tyler Anderson r-sr Morgantown, W.Va. BUCK 2 Brandon Golson Jr. 1 1 Ft. Mathews, S.C. 53 Tyler Anderson r-sr Morgantown, W.Va. BC 26 Travis Bell r-jr Belle Glade, Fla. 23 Brodrick Jenkins r-sr Ft. Myers, Fla. FS 8 Karl Joseph So Orlando, Fla. 9 KJ Dillon So Apopka, Fla. BS 25 Darwin Cook r-sr Cleveland, Ohio 14 Ricky Rumph So Daytona Beach, Fla. FC 34 Ishmael Banks r-jr Richmond, Va. 7 Darryl Worley Fr. 1 0 Philadelphia, Pa. Special Teams Position No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. GP GS Hometown K 86 Josh Lambert r-fr. 1 0 Garland, P 91 Nick O Toole So. 1 0 Corona, Calif. 48 Michael Molinari r-jr Parkersburg, W.Va. H 48 Michael Molinari r-jr Parkersburg, W.Va. 91 Nick O Toole So. 1 0 Corona, Calif. LS 87 John DePalma So Cumming, Ga. KO 48 Michael Molinari r-jr Parkersburg, W.Va. KOR 3 Charles Sims r-sr. 1 0 Houston, 4 Wendell Smallwood Fr. 1 0 Wilmington, Del. PR 12 Ronald Carswell r-so. 1 0 Macon, Ga. 10 Jordan Thompson So Katy, Career Games Played/Starts GP/GS Darwin Cook, r-sr., S 39/24 1/1 12/10 13/13 13/0 Doug Rigg, Sr., LB 38/19 1/1 13/9 11/9 13/0 Tyler Anderson, r-sr., LB 37/1 1/0 10/1 13/0 13/0 Brodrick Jenkins, r-sr., CB 37/11 1/0 10/7 13/4 13/0 Ivan McCartney, Sr., WR 34/12 1/1 8/1 13/10 12/0 Will Clarke, r-sr., DL 30/23 1/1 12/11 13/11 4/0 Pat Eger, r-sr., OL 30/19 1/0 13/7 13/12 3/0 Travis Bell, Sr., S 28/2 1/1 3/0 11/1 13/0 Nick Kindler, r-sr., OL 27/1 1/0 13/1 13/0 -- Mike Molinari, r-jr., H/P 27/0 1/0 13/0 13/0 -- Quinton Spain, r-jr., OL 27/15 1/1 13/13 13/1 -- Ishmael Banks, r-jr., CB/S 25/5 1/1 11/4 13/0 -- Shaq Petteway, Jr., S/LB 25/0 --/-- 13/0 12/0 -- Andrew Buie, Jr., RB 24/11 --/-- 13/9 11/2 -- Shaq Rowell, r-sr. DL 24/13 1/1 13/12 10/0 -- Dustin Garrison, Jr., RB 23/8 1/0 10/0 12/8 -- Jared Barber, Jr., LB 23/6 1/0 10/4 12/2 -- Wes Tonkery, r-jr., S/LB 23/1 1/0 13/0 9/1 -- Curtis Feigt, r-sr., DL/OL 20/8 1/1 13/6 4/1 2/0 Jewone Snow, r-jr., LB 15/7 --/-- 4/0 11/7 -- Isaiah Bruce, r-so., LB 14/13 1/1 13/ Cody Clay, r-so., RB/WR 14/7 1/1 13/ John DePalma, So., LS 14/0 1/0 13/ K.J. Dillon, So., S 14/0 1/0 13/ Karl Joseph, So., S 14/14 1/1 13/ Eric Kinsey, So., DL 14/2 1/1 13/ Kyle Rose, r-so., DL 14/1 1/0 13/ Jordan Thompson, So., WR 14/3 1/0 13/ Dozie Ezemma, r-sr., DL 13/0 1/0 12/ Garrett Hope, So., LB/WR 13/0 1/0 12/ Nick Kwiatkowski, r-so., LB 13/2 1/1 12/ Nana Kyeremeh, So., CB 13/1 --/-- 13/ Paul Millard, Jr., QB 13/1 1/1 8/0 4/0 -- Dante Campbell, r-so., WR 12/1 1/0 11/ Christian Brown, So., DL 12/0 1/0 11/ K.J. Myers, r-so., WR 11/1 1/1 10/ Ricky Rumph, So., CB 10/0 1/0 9/ Will Marable, r-sr., S 8/0 --/-- 2/0 6/0 -- Avery Williams, r-so., CB 6/0 1/0 0/0 5/0 -- Terrell Chestnut, r-so., CB 6/3 --/-- 6/ Trevor Demko, r-jr., DL 4/0 --/-- 0/0 4/0 -- Russell H-James, r-so., OL 2/0 0/0 2/ Marquis Lucas, r-so., OL 2/1 1/1 1/ Brandon Jackson, r-so., OL 1/0 --/-- 1/ Mario Alford, Jr., WR 1/0 1/ Michael Calicchio, r-jr., OL 1/0 1/ Ronald Carswell, r-so., WR 1/0 1/ Mark Glowinski, r-jr., OL 1/1 1/ Brandon Golson, Jr., LB 1/1 1/ Marvin Gross, Fr., LB 1/0 1/ Jarrod Harper, r-fr. S 1/0 1/ Dontrill Hyman, Jr., DE 1/0 1/ Josh Lambert, r-fr., K 1/0 1/ Devonte Mathis, r-fr., WR 1/0 1/ Brandon Napolean, r-fr., CB 1/0 1/ Carlton Nash, Fr., CB 1/0 1/ Noble Nwachukwu, r-fr., DL 1/0 1/ Tyler Orlosky, r-fr., OL 1/1 1/ Nick O Toole, So., P 1/0 1/ Daikiel Shorts, Fr., WR 1/0 1/ Charles Sims, r-sr., RB 1/1 1/ Wendell Smallwood, Fr., RB 1/0 1/ Dreamius Smith, Jr., RB 1/1 1/ Clint Trickett, r-jr., QB 1/0 1/ Sean Walters, r-fr., LB 1/0 1/ Daryl Worley, Fr., CB 1/0 1/ Mountaineer Football

18 THE LAST TIME... By The Mountaineers Rushing Attempts: 31 by Andrew Buie at /Oct. 6, Rushing Attempts: 40 by Quincy Wilson vs. Rutgers/Oct. 11, Rushing Yards: 120 by Charles Sims vs. William & Mary/Aug. 31, Rushing Yards: 344 by Tavon Austin vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Rushing Yards: 344 by Tavon Austin vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Yard Run (no touchdown): 79 by Noel Devine at Louisville/Nov. 22, Yard Touchdown Run: 80 by Tavon Austin at Rutgers/Oct. 29, Yard Run (no touchdown): 70 by Tavon Austin vs. Marshall/Sept. 1, Yard Touchdown Run: 74 by Tavon Austin vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Rushing Touchdowns: 2 by Shawne Alston vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Rushing Touchdowns in Back-to-Back Games: 2 by Andrew Buie at /Oct. 6, 2012 and vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, Rushing Touchdowns: 3 by Noel Devine at Auburn/Sept. 19, 2009 Double 100-Yard Rushers: by Pat White (200) and Noel Devine (154) at Louisville/Nov. 22, 2008 Double 200-Yard Rushers: by Pat White (220) and Steve Slaton (215) at Pitt/Nov. 16, Pass Completions: 36 by Geno Smith State/Nov. 10, Pass Completions: 23 by Geno Smith vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Pass Completions: 19 by Paul Millard vs. William & Mary/Aug. 31, 2013 Consecutive Completions: 21 by Geno Smith vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Pass Attempts: 65 by Geno Smith vs. LSU/Sept. 24, Pass Attempts: 54 by Geno Smith State/Nov. 10, Pass Attempts: 54 by Geno Smith State/Nov. 10, Pass Attempts: 35 by Geno Smith vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Pass Attempts: 31 by Geno Smith at /Nov. 23, Touchdown Passes: 3 by Geno Smith vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Touchdown Passes: 4 by Geno Smith vs. Oklahoma/Oct. 17, Touchdown Passes: 8 by Geno Smith vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, Touchdown Passes: 8 by Geno Smith vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, Yards Passing: 407 by Geno Smith vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Yards Passing: 407 by Geno Smith vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Yards Passing: 656 by Geno Smith vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, Yards Passing: 656 by Geno Smith vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, Yards Rushing and Passing: by Pat White (200/122) at Louisville/Nov. 22, Yards Rushing and Passing: by Pat White (220/204) at Pitt/Nov. 16, Yards Rushing and Receiving: by Steve Slaton (215/130) at Pitt/Nov. 16, Yards Total Offense: 412 by Geno Smith vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Yards Total Offense: 412 by Geno Smith vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Yards Total Offense: 687 by Geno Smith vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, Yards Total Offense: 687 by Geno Smith vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, Receptions: 11 by Stedman Bailey vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Receptions: 11 by Stedman Bailey vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Touchdown Receptions: 4 by Stedman Bailey vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Touchdown Receptions: 4 by Stedman Bailey vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Touchdown Receptions: 2 by Stedman Bailey vs. Syracuse/Dec. 29, 2012 Two Players with 2 Touchdown Receptions: 5 by Stedman Bailey and 2 by Tavon Austin vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, 2012 Double 100-Yard Receivers: 159 by Stedman Bailey and 110 by Tavon Austin vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, 2012 Three 100-Yard Receivers: 303 by Stedman Bailey, 215 by Tavon Austin and 114 by J.D. Woods vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, Yards Receiving: 121 by Stedman Bailey vs. Syracuse/Dec. 29, Yards Receiving: 159 by Stedman Bailey vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, Yards Receiving: 205 Stedman Bailey vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Yard Touchdown Reception: 75 by Tavon Austin from Geno Smith at /Nov. 23, Yard Touchdown Reception: 69 by Ronald Carswell from Paul Millard vs. William and Mary/Aug. 31, Yard Reception (no touchdown): 59 yards by Stedman Bailey vs. Syracuse/Dec. 29, 2012 Rushing and Receiving Touchdown: by Tavon Austin at Rutgers/Oct. 29, Rushing and 2 Receiving Touchdowns: by Steve Slaton at Pitt/Nov. 16, 2006 Kickoff Return For Touchdown: 100 yards by Tavon Austin vs. Kansas State/Oct. 20, 2012 Returned Opening Kick for a Touchdown: 98 yards by Tavon Austin vs. UConn/Oct. 24, 2009 Punt Return For Touchdown: 76 yards by Tavon Austin vs. TCU/Nov. 3, 2012 Punt Blocked and Returned For Touchdown: 1 yard by Thandi Smith (blocked, picked up and returned) at Rutgers/Oct. 8, 2005 Punt Blocked: by Willie Milhouse at USF/Dec. 1, 2011 Punt Blocked For Touchdown: Blocked by Jerry White and recovered by Joe Hunter vs. UCF/Nov. 1, 2003 Interception Return For Touchdown: 52 yards by Pat Miller at USF/Dec. 1, 2011 Interception Return For Touchdown by a Defensive Lineman: 19 yards by Keilen Dykes at Syracuse/Oct. 6, 2007 Daikiel Shorts Shaq Rowell

19 THE LAST TIME... Two Interceptions Returned for Touchdown: by Shawn Hackett (41) and Grant Wiley (22) vs. Boston College/Sept. 2, Yard Field Goal: 52 yards by Tyler Bitancurt vs. TCU/Nov. 3, 2012 Field Goal Blocked: by Eain Smith at Cincinnati/Nov. 12, 2011 Missed an Extra Point: by Tyler Bitancurt vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Two Interceptions in a Game: 2 by Brodrick Jenkins at Rutgers/Oct. 29, 2011 Three Interceptions in a Game: 3 by Vann Washington vs. Louisiana Tech/Oct. 29, 1994 Four Interceptions in a Game: 4 by Mike Slater vs. Kentucky/Nov. 1, 1969 Intercepted Fumble Returned For Touchdown: no instance yet found Fumble Recovered/Returned For Touchdown: 51 yards by Doug Rigg vs. /Sept. 22, 2012 Fumble Recovered For Touchdown: 0 yards by Julian Miller at Cincinnati/Nov. 12, 2011 Two-Point Conversion By Rush: Tavon Austin at /Nov. 23, 2012 Two-Point Conversion By Pass: Jock Sanders from Geno Smith at Marshall/Sept. 10, 2010 Defensive Extra Point: Matt Taffoni interception return at Pitt/Oct. 15, 1994 Extra Point Blocked: by Rick Sherrod at /Sept. 29, 2001 Punt Blocked For Safety: by Phil Braxton at Temple/Sept. 29, 2000 Team Gained 300 Yards Rushing: 458 vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Team Gained 400 Yards Rushing: 458 vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Team Gained 500 Yards Rushing: 517 vs. Connecticut/Nov. 24, 2007 Team Failed To Gain 100 Yards Rushing: 78 State/Nov. 10, 2012 Team Failed To Gain 50 Yards Rushing: 25 vs. /Sept. 22, 2012 Team Gained 300 Yards Passing: 407 vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, 2012 Team Gained 400 Yards Passing: 407 vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, 2012 Team Failed To Gain 100 Yards Passing: 98 vs. Cincinnati/Nov. 8, 2008 Team Gained 500 Yards Total Offense: 647 vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, 2012 Team Gained 600 Yards Total Offense: 647 vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, 2012 Team Gained 700 Yards Total Offense: 778 vs. Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Team Gained 800 Yards Total Offense: 807 vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, 2012 Team Failed To Gain 200 Yards Total Offense: 177 at LSU/Sept. 25, 2010 Team Failed To Get A First Down: no instance yet found Team Failed To Get A Rushing First Down: vs. Western/Nov. 25, 1950 Team Failed To Get A Passing First Down: vs. South Carolina/Dec. 30, 1969 Team Failed to Get a Third Down Conversion: vs. Syracuse (0/10)/Dec. 29, 2012 Team Had Six Turnovers: five interceptions, one fumble at Auburn/Sept. 19, 2009 Successful Fake Punt: 18-yard run by Zac Cooper vs. Rutgers/Oct. 4, 2008 Scored 70+ Points: 70 vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, 2012 Scored 60+ Points: 70 vs. Baylor/Sept. 29, 2012 Scored 50+ Points: 59 vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, 2012 Scored 40+ Points: 59 vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, 2012 Scored 30+ Points: 59 vs. Kansas/Dec. 1, 2012 Scored 40+ points in a Half: 49 vs. Clemson/Jan. 4, 2012 Scored 30+ points in a Quarter: 35 vs. Clemson (2nd)/Jan. 4, 2012 Shutout Recorded: 31-0 vs. Coastal Carolina/Sept. 4, 2010 Safety Scored: when Bruce Irvin and Jewone Snow sacked Connecticut s Johnny McEntee in end zone/oct. 8, 2011 Two Safeties Scored: at Syracuse/Sept. 25, 2000 Played An Overtime Game: L/39-38 (2OT) vs. TCU/Nov. 3, 2012 Won Game Without An Offensive TD: at Syracuse/Sept. 5, 2005 Won Game Without a Rushing TD: vs. /Sept. 22, 2012 Versus West Virginia Rushing Attempts: 33 by Jordan Todman of UConn/Oct 29, Rushing Yards: 213 by Prince-Tyson Gulley and 152 by Jerome Smith of Syracuse/Dec. 29, Rushing Yards: 213 by Prince-Tyson Gulley of Syracuse/Dec. 29, Yard Run: 84 by Joshua Cribbs of Kent State/Sept. 22, Yard Touchdown Run: 67 by Prince-Tyson Gulley of Syracuse/Dec. 29, Yard Non-Touchdown Run: 53 by SaDale Foster of /Oct. 13, Rushing Touchdowns: 3 by Joe Bergeron of /Oct. 6, Players Rushing for 100 Yards: by Prince-Tyson Gulley (213) and Jerome Smith (152) of Syracuse/Dec. 29, Pass Completions: 38 by Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Pass Completions: 38 by Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Pass Attempts: 51 by Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Pass Attempts: 51 by Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Pass Attempts: 31 by Sam Richardson of /Nov. 23, Touchdown Passes: 3 by Sam Richardson of /Nov. 23, Touchdown Passes: 6 by Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Yards Passing: 554 by Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Yards Passing: 554 by Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Yards Passing: 554 by Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Dreamius Smith Doug Rigg Mountaineer Football

20 THE LAST TIME Yards Rushing & 200 Yards Passing: by B.J. Daniels of USF (104/232)/Oct. 30, Yards Rushing & 100 Yards Passing: by Sam Richardson of (119/162) /Nov. 23, Yards Total Offense: 554 by Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Receptions: 10 by Kenny Stills of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Touchdown Receptions: 4 by Kenny Stills of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Touchdown Receptions: 4 by Kenny Stills of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Touchdown Receptions: 4 by Kenny Stills of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, Yards Receiving: 108 by Tre McBride of William & Mary/Aug. 31, Yards Receiving: 172 by Josh Stewart of Oklahoma State/Nov. 10, Yards Receiving: 314 by Terrance Williams of Baylor/Sept. 29, 2012 Double 100-Yard Receivers: 123 by Jalen Saunders & 112 by Justin Brown of Oklahoma/ Nov. 17, Yard Touchdown Reception: 76 by Jalen Saunders from Landry Jones of Oklahoma/ Nov. 17, Yard Touchdown Reception: 76 by Jalen Saunders from Landry Jones of Oklahoma/ Nov. 17, Yard Reception (no touchdown): 76 by Sterling Shepard from Landry Jones of Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Rushing and Receiving Touchdown: 2 rushing & 1 receiving by Prince Tyson-Gulley of Syracuse/Dec. 29, 2012 Passing and Rushing Touchdown: by Collin Klein of Kansas State/Oct. 20, 2012 Kickoff Return For Touchdown: 96 yards Justin Gilbert of Oklahoma State/Nov. 10, 2012 Opening Kickoff Return for Touchdown: 100 yards by Mardy Gilyard of Cincinnati /Nov. 8, 2008 Punt Return For Touchdown: 87 yards by Andrew Booker of Marshall/Sept. 4, Players Return Punts For Touchdown: by DeJuan Tribble (41) and Will Blackmon (71) of Boston College/Nov. 13, 2004 Punt Blocked: blocked by C.J. Crawford of Marshall/Sept. 1, 2012 Punt Blocked/Recovered in End Zone For Touchdown: blocked by Alex Lewis and recovered in end zone by Kareem Timbers of Wisconsin/Aug. 30, 2003 Punt Blocked/Returned For Touchdown: blocked by Marcus Gildersleeve and returned 17 yards by Ricky Hall of Virginia Tech/Oct. 31, 1998 Interception Return For Touchdown: 24 yards by JaQuez Jenkins of USF/Dec., Yard Field Goal: 53 by David Teggart of Connecticut/Oct. 8, 2011 Field Goal Blocked: by Jason Verrett of TCU/Nov. 3, 2012 Blocked Field Goal Returned For Touchdown: 82 yards by Andrew Johnson of Louisville/Nov. 5, 2011 Intercepted Fumble Returned For Touchdown: 75 yards by Tim Quense of Pitt/Oct. 1, 1983 Fumble Recovered/Returned For Touchdown: 0 yards by Jackson Jeffcoat of /Oct. 6, 2012 Two-Point Conversion By Rush: by Davin Meggett of /Sept. 17, 2011 Two-Point Conversion By Pass: by Josh Boyce from Trevone Boykin of TCU/Nov. 3, 2012 Defensive Extra Point: has not yet occurred Extra Point Blocked: by Micah Kimball of Virginia/Dec. 28, 2002 Punt Blocked For Safety: by Chris Nofoaiga of Idaho/Oct. 7, 2000 Team Gained 300 Yards Rushing: 369 by Syracuse/Dec. 29, 2012 Team Gained 200 Yards Rushing: 369 by Syracuse/Dec. 29, 2012 Team Failed To Gain 100 Yards Rushing: 46 by /Sept. 22, 2012 Team Finished With Negative Rushing Yards: Minus-10 by /Sept. 18, 2010 Team Gained 300 Yards Passing: 554 by Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Team Gained 400 Yards Passing: 554 by Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Team Failed To Gain 100 Yards Passing: 63 by Syracuse/Oct. 23, 2010 Team Gained 500 Yards Total Offense: 507 by Syracuse/Dec. 29, 2012 Team Failed To Gain 250 Yards Total Offense: 217 by Bowling Green/Oct. 1, 2011 Team Failed To Gain 200 Yards Total Offense: 187 by Marshall/Sept. 4, 2011 Team Failed To Gain 100 Yards Total Offense: 90 by Rutgers/Oct. 12, 2002 Team Failed To Get A First Down: no instance yet found Team Failed To Get A Rushing First Down: by Western Michigan/Sept. 7, 1996 Team Failed To Get A Passing First Down: by Pitt/Oct. 10, 1981 Successful Fake Punt: by Kirby Van Der Kamp of /Nov. 23, 2012 Team Scored 50+ Points: 50 by Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Team Scored 40+ Points: 50 by Oklahoma/Nov. 17, 2012 Team Scored 30+ Points: 38 by Syracuse/Dec. 29, 2012 Shutout Recorded: 35-0 by Virginia Tech/Oct. 6, 2001 Safety Scored: When WVU s Geno Smith was tackled in the end zone by Syracuse s Cameron Lynch and Siriki Diabate, and when Smith was called for intentional grounding when he was being tackled by Brandon Sharpe/Dec. 29, 2012 Two Safeties Scored: When WVU s Geno Smith was tackled in the end zone by Syracuse s Cameron Lynch and Siriki Diabate, and when Smith was called for intentional grounding when he was being tackled by Brandon Sharpe/Dec. 29, 2012 Darwin Cook Karl Joseph

21 West Virginia would be 2-0 for the 2013 season Dana Holgorsen would be 19-9 as West Virginia s head coach his overall coaching record would be 19-9 he would be 1-1 against Bob Stoops he would be 1-1 versus Oklahoma he would be 1-0 versus the Sooners in Norman he would be 3-0 in second games at WVU he would be 3-0 in first road games at WVU he would be 1-0 in Big 12 play for 2013 he would be 1-0 in Big 12 road games for 2013 he would be 5-5 in all-time Big 12 play he would be 3-2 in all-time Big 12 road games he would be 1-0 in September Big 12 games for 2013 he would be 2-0 in all-time September Big 12 games he would be 1-0 in September Big 12 road games for 2013 he would be 1-0 in all-time September Big 12 road games he would have a three-game Big 12 winning streak he would have a two-game Big 12 road winning streak WVU would even the all-time series with Oklahoma 3-3 WVU would break a one-game losing streak in the series WVU would have a two-game road winning streak in the series WVU would be 2-2 all-time in the series in Norman WVU would be 1-1 against the Sooners in all-time Big 12 play The Mountaineers would be on natrual grass since 1980 WVU was 9-21 on grass in the 90s, on grass in the 2000 decade and would be 7-3 on grass in this decade WVU would be 6-1 on grass under Holgorsen WVU would be 1-0 on grass in 2013 WVU would break a one-game losing streak on grass WVU would break a one-game road losing streak on grass WVU would be 8-1 in the month of September under Holgorsen WVU would be 3-0 on the road in the month of September under Holgorsen WVU would be all-time in the month of September WVU woud be all-time on the road in the month of September WVU would be 4-1 all-time on September 7 WVU would be 1-0 for September 2013 WVU would be 1-0 on the road for September 2013 WVU would be 1-0 in September Big 12 games for 2013 WVU would be 1-0 in September Big 12 road games for 2013 WVU would be 2-0 in all-time September Big 12 games WVU would be 1-0 in all-time September Big 12 road games WVU would be 8-4 in white jerseys under Holgorsen WVU would be 1-0 in white jerseys for the 2013 season WVU would break a one-game losing streak wearing white jerseys WVU would be in white jerseys since 1980 WVU was in white jerseys in the 2000 decade and would be 11-5 in white jerseys in this decade WVU would be 1-0 in white jerseys in Big 12 play for 2013 WVU would be 3-2 in white jerseys in all-time Big 12 play West Virginia would be 9-4 on the road under Holgorsen The Mountaineers would be 1-0 on the road in 2013 The Mountaineers would break a one-game road winning streak WVU would be on the road since 1980 WVU was on the road in the 2000 decade and would be 12-7 on the road in this decade WVU would be on the road since 2002 West Virginia would be 5-4 in night games under Holgorsen WVU would be 4-1 in road night games under Holgorsen WVU would be 1-0 in night games for 2013 WVU would be 1-0 in road night games for 2013 WVU would break a two-game losing streak in night games WVU would have a four-game winning streak in road night games If West Virginia Wins... WVU would be in night games since 1980 WVU was in night games in the 2000 decade and would be 7-7 in night games in this decade WVU would be 1-0 in Big 12 night games in 2013 WVU would be 1-0 in road Big 12 night games for 2013 WVU would be 1-0 in September Big 12 night games for 2013 WVU would be 1-0 in September Big 12 road night games for 2013 WVU would be 2-2 in Big 12 night games under Holgorsen WVU would be 2-0 in Big 12 road night games under Holgorsen WVU would be 1-0 in Big 12 September night games under Holgorsen WVU would be 1-0 in Big 12 September road night games under Holgorsen WVU would be in night games since 1940 WVU would be in road night games since 2000 West Virginia would be 1-0 in non-conference play for 2013 WVU would be 1-0 in non-conference home games for 2013 WVU would be 1-0 in August non-conference games for 2013 WVU would be 1-0 in August non-conference home games for 2013 WVU would be 4-2 in all-time August non-conference games WVU would be 4-1 in all-time August non-conference home games WVU would be 9-2 all-time in non-conference games under Holgorsen WVU would be 6-1 all-time in non-conference home games under Holgorsen WVU would be 1-0 in August non-conference games under Holgorsen WVU would be 1-0 in August non-conference home games under Holgorsen WVU would break a one-game losing streak in non-conference play WVU would have a four-game home winning streak in non-conference play West Virginia will have won 87 of its last 113 regular-season games WVU will have won 92 of its last 123 overall games WVU would be over the last 103 games West Virginia would be all-time in nationally televised games WVU would be 1-0 on FOX Sports 1 in 2013 WVU would be 1-0 at home on FOX Sports 1 in 2013 WVU would be 1-0 all-time on FOX Sports 1 WVU would be 1-0 all-time at home on FOX Sports 1 WVU would be 1-0 on FOX Sports 1 under Holgorsen WVU would be 1-0 at home on FOX Sports 1 under Holgorsen WVU would have a one-game winning streak on FOX Sports 1 WVU would have a one-game home winning streak on FOX Sports 1 The 2013 seniors would have a career record Wendell Smallwood

22 Career Starts By Position WR (X) I. McCartney 11 IR (H) J. Thompson 3 C. Clay 4 RT RG C LG LT P. Eger 18 C. Feigt 8 N. Kindler 1 A C. Clay 3 M. Glowinski 1 Q. Spain 1 P. Eger 1 C D. Smith 1 QB P. Millard 1 T. Orlosky 1 M. Lucas 1 BA C. Sims 1 A. Buie 11 D. Garrison 8 Q. Spain 14 IR (Y) WR (Z) KJ Myers 1 FCB B. Jenkins 11 I. Banks 5 N. Kyeremeh 1 T. Chestnut 1 DT W. Clarke 7 FS K. Joseph 14 Sam I. Bruce 12 D. Rigg 8 N. Kwiatkoski 1 NT S. Rowell 13 W. Clarke 16 E. Kinsey 2 K. Rose 1 Spur I. Bruce 1 W. Tonkery 1 DE Will Buck B. Golson 1 T. Anderson 1 N. Kwiatkoski 1 D. Rigg 11 J. Snow 7 J. Barber 6 BCB T. Chestnut 2 T. Bell 1 0 BS D. Cook Offense Game-By-Game Starters Game WR (x) IR (H) IR (Y) WR (Z) LT LG C RG RT A B C QB William & Mary I. McCartney KJ Myers Q. Spain M. Lucas T. Orlosky M. Glowinski C. Feigt C. Clay C. Sims D. Smith P. Millard Oklahoma Oklahoma State Baylor Kansas State TCU Kansas 2013 Defense Game-By-Game Starters Game DT NT DE Buck Sam Will Spur FCB FS BS BCB William & Mary W. Clarke S. Rowell E. Kinsey B. Golson D. Rigg N. Kwiatkoski I. Bruce I. Banks K. Joseph D. Cook T. Bell Oklahoma Oklahoma State Baylor Kansas State TCU Kansas Mountaineer Football

23 5 Mario Alford WR, 5-9, 175, Jr. Greenville, Ga. MOUNTAINEER OFFENSE 15 Dante Campbell WR, 6-4, 215, r-so. Clermont, Fla. 12 Ronald Carswell WR, 5-11, 187, r-so. Macon, Ga. Transferred to West Virginia from Georgia Military Finished with 541 rushing yards and six TDs in 2012 Had eight receptions for 199 yards and two TDs in 2012 Saw first action in a Mountaineer uniform vs. William & Mary Finished with one rush for seven yards Opponent Att. Net. Avg. TDs Lg Rec. Yds. TD W&M at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St Receptions... Receiving Yards... Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception... Rushing Yards... 7 vs. William & Mary Rushing Attempts...1 vs. William & Mary Rushing Touchdowns... Long Rush... 7 vs. William & Mary Alford s Receiving Statistics Year Games No. Yards Avg. TD Long Alford s Rushing Statistics Year Games Att. Yards Avg. TD Long Played in 12 games and started one Missed most of preseason camp with shoulder injury Opponent No. Yards Avg. TDs Lg William & Mary Oklahoma State State Receptions... Receiving Yards... Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception... Career Bests Receptions...1 vs. JMU ( 12), at ( 12) Receiving Yards...9 at ( 12) Receiving Touchdowns...1 vs. JMU ( 12) Long Reception...9 at ( 12) Campbell s Receiving Statistics Year Games No. Yards Avg. TD Long Transferred to West Virginia from Itawamba CC in 2013 Tied for No. 8 in the Big 12 Conference in receiving yards per game Made his second reception in a Mountaineer uniform memorable, as he followed his first catch with a 69-yard touchdown haul, WVU s first receiving TD of 2013 Opponent No. Yards Avg. TDs Lg William & Mary Oklahoma State State Receptions...2 vs. William & Mary Receiving Yards...73 vs. William & Mary Receiving Touchdowns...1 vs. William & Mary Long Reception...69 vs. William & Mary Carswell s Receiving Statistics Year Games No. Yards Avg. TD Long

24 MOUNTAINEER OFFENSE 7 Ford Childress QB, 6-4, 233, r-fr. Houston, 88 Cody Clay WR, 6-4, 215, r-so. Alum Creek, W.Va. 29 Dustin Garrison RB, 5-8, 183, Jr. Pearland, Redshirted in 2012 Opponent Comp. Att. Int. Pct. Yards TDs Lg W&M DNP at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St. Rushing Yards... Rushing Attempts... Rushing Touchdowns... Long Rush... Passing Attempts... Passing Completions... Passing Touchdowns... Long Completion... Childress Passing Statistics Year Games C/A Pct. Yards TD Int. Long 2013 Played in 14 career games and started seven Gives the Mountaineers a big and strong blocker as a fullback and also provides big target as a receiver Opponent No. Yards Avg. TDs Lg William & Mary Oklahoma State State Receptions... Receiving Yards... Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception... Career Bests Receptions...1 vs. Oklahoma ( 12), Syracuse ( 12) Receiving Yards...19 vs. Oklahoma ( 12) Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception...19 vs. Oklahoma ( 12) Clay s Receiving Statistics Year Games No. Yards Avg. TD Long Played in 23 career games and started eight Opponent Att. Net. Avg. TDs Lg Rec. Yds. TD W&M at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St Rushing Yards...3 vs. William & Mary Rushing Attempts...1 vs. William & Mary Rushing Touchdowns... Long Rush...3 vs. William & Mary Receptions... Receiving Yards... Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception... Career Highs Rushing Yards vs. Bowling Green ( 11) Rushing Attempts...32 vs. Bowling Green ( 11) Rushing Touchdowns...2 vs. Bowling Green ( 11) Long Rush...49 vs. Bowling Green ( 11) Receptions...5 at Syracuse ( 11) Receiving Yards...51 vs. Norfolk State ( 11) Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception...36 vs. Norfolk State ( 11) Garrison s Rushing Statistics Year Games Att. Yards Avg. TD Long Mountaineer Football

25 85 Ivan McCartney WR, 6-1, 185, Sr. Miami, Fla. MOUNTAINEER OFFENSE 14 Paul Millard QB, 6-2, 220, Jr. Flower Mound, 19 KJ Myers WR, 6-2, 196, r-so. Jacksonville, Fla. Played in 34 career games and started 12 Started his first game back at WVU against William & Mary 013 Game-By-Game Opponent No. Yards Avg. TDs Lg William & Mary Oklahoma State State Receptions...2 vs. William & Mary Receiving Yards...15 vs. William & Mary Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception...11 vs. William & Mary Career Highs Receptions...8 at ( 11) Receiving Yards vs. UConn ( 11) Receiving Touchdowns... 1 (3 times) Long Reception...52 vs. Marshall ( 12) McCartney s Rushing Statistics Year Games No. Yards Avg. TD Long Primary backup in 2012 and 2011 Played in 13 career games and started one Ranked No. 3 in the Big 12 Conference and No. 23 nationally in passing efficiency Ranked No. 5 in the Big 12 and No. 41 nationally in completions per game Ranked No. 6 in the Big 12 and No. 42 nationally in passing yards per game Ranked No. 7 in the Big 12 in total offense Solid in his first career start, throwing for a career best 237 yards against William & Mary, including a career-long 69-yard touchdown pass Opponent Comp. Att. Int. Pct. Yards TDs Lg W&M at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St Rushing Yards vs. William & Mary Rushing Attempts...1 vs. William & Mary Rushing Touchdowns... Long Rush...0 vs William & Mary Passing Attempts...25 vs. William & Mary Passing Completions vs. William & Mary Passing Touchdowns...1 vs. William & Mary Long Completion...69 vs. William & Mary Career Highs Rushing Yards...3 vs. Norfolk State ( 11) Rushing Attempts...2 vs. Norfolk State ( 11), Marshall ( 12) Rushing Touchdowns... Long Rush... 2 vs. Norfolk State ( 11) Passing Attempts...25 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Passing Completions...19 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Passing Touchdowns...1 (4 times) Long Completion...69 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Millard s Passing Statistics Year Games C/A Pct. Yards TD Int. Long / / / / Played in 11 career games and started one Earned first career start vs. William & Mary and averaged 10 yards per catch Opponent No. Yards Avg. TDs Lg William & Mary Oklahoma State State Receptions...3 vs. William & Mary Receiving Yards...30 vs. William & Mary Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception vs. William & Mary Career Highs Receptions...3 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Receiving Yards...30 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Receiving Touchdowns...1 vs. Marshall ( 12) Long Reception...16 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Myers Receiving Statistics Year Games No. Yards Avg. TD Long

26 MOUNTAINEER OFFENSE 6 Dakiel Shorts WR, 6-1, 195, Fr. Clayton, N.J. 3 Charles Sims RB, 6-0, 213, r-sr. Houston, 2 Dreamius Smith RB, 5-11, 221, Jr. Wichita, Kan. Enrolled at West Virginia in January 2013 Tied for No. 2 in the Big 12 Conference and No. 39 nationally in receptions per game Hauled in a team-best seven catches in his WVU debut vs. William & Mary, includling a long of 15 Opponent No. Yards Avg. TDs Lg William & Mary Oklahoma State State Receptions... 7 vs. William & Mary Receiving Yards vs. William & Mary Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception...15 vs. William & Mary Shorts Receiving Statistics Year Games No. Yards Avg. TD Long Transferred to West Virginia from Houston Ranked No. 2 in the Big 12 Conference and No. 28 nationally in rushing Ranked No. 3 in the Big 12 and No. 44 nationally in all-purpose yards Ranked No. 9 in the Big 12 in total offense Memorable in Mountaineer debut, which he started, earning a game-best 120 yards rushing on 23 carries Day against W&M included an 11-yard touchdown run on the team s first drive and a game-long 19-yard carry Opponent Att. Net. Avg. TDs Lg Rec. Yds. TD W&M at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St Rushing Yards vs. William & Mary Rushing Attempts...23 vs. William & Mary Rushing Touchdowns...1 vs. William & Mary Long Rush vs. William & Mary Receptions...1 vs. William & Mary Receiving Yards...12 vs. William & Mary Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception...12 vs. William & Mary Sims Rushing Statistics Year Games Att. Yards Avg. TD Long Transferred to West Virginia from Butler CC Earned starting nod in WVU debut vs. William & Mary and gained 40 yards rushing on 12 carries Opponent Att. Net. Avg. TDs Lg Rec. Yds. TD W&M at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St Rushing Yards...40 vs. William & Mary Rushing Attempts...12 vs. William & Mary Rushing Touchdowns... Long Rush...11 vs. William & Mary Receptions... Receiving Yards... Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception... Smith s Rushing Statistics Year Games Att. Yards Avg. TD Long Mountaineer Football

27 4 Wendell Smallwood RB, 5-11, 198, Fr. Wilmington, Del. MOUNTAINEER OFFENSE 9 Clint Trickett QB, 6-3, 185, r-jr. Tallahassee, Fla. 10 Jordan Thompson WR, 5-7, 168, So. Katy, Enrolled at West Virginia in January 2013 Scored on a two-yard rush in his Mountaineer debut against William & Mary Opponent Att. Net. Avg. TDs Lg Rec. Yds. TD W&M at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St Rushing Yards...22 vs. William & Mary Rushing Attempts...4 vs. William & Mary Rushing Touchdowns...1 vs. William & Mary Long Rush...11 vs. William & Mary Receptions... Receiving Yards... Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception... Smallwood s Rushing Statistics Year Games Att. Yards Avg. TD Long Transferred to West Virginia from Florida State Has two years of eligibility Graduated from FSU in three years with bachelor s degree in social sciences In 2012, played in eight games, completing 22-of-34 passes for 272 yards Made Mountaineer debut vs. William & Mary and saw action in two series Opponent Comp. Att. Int. Pct. Yards TDs Lg W&M at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St. Rushing Yards...-4 vs. William & Mary Rushing Attempts...1 vs. William & Mary Rushing Touchdowns... Long Rush...0 vs. William & Mary Passing Attempts...2 vs. William & Mary Passing Completions... Passing Touchdowns... Long Completion... Trickett s Passing Statistics Year Games C/A Pct. Yards TD Int. Long / Played in 14 career games and started three Opponent Att. Net. Avg. TDs Lg Rec. Yds. TD W&M at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St. Receptions... Receiving Yards... Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception... Career Highs Receptions...3 at ( 12) Receiving Yards...37 at ( 12) Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception...15 at ( 12) Thompson s Receiving Statistics Year Games No. Yards Avg. TD Long

28 MOUNTAINEER OFFENSE 11 Kevin White WR, 6-3, 208, Jr. Plainfield, N.J. Transferred to WVU from Lackawanna College Missed the season opener with a shoulder injury Opponent Comp. Att. Int. Pct. Yards TDs Lg W&M DNP at Okla. Ga. State Okla. St. Rushing Yards... Rushing Attempts... Rushing Touchdowns... Long Rush... Receptions... Receiving Yards... Receiving Touchdowns... Long Reception... White s Receiving Statistics Year Games No. Yards Avg. TD Long 2013 Mountaineer Football

29 53 Tyler Anderson LB, 6-2, 245, r-sr. Morgantown, W.Va. MOUNTAINEER DEFENSE 34 Ishmael Banks CB, 6-0, 182, r-jr. Richmond, Va. 33 Jared Barber LB, 6-0, 233, Jr. Mocksville, N.C. Played in 37 games and started one Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 0/1/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles... Assisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...2 vs. Marshall ( 11), Baylor ( 12) Assisted Tackles...4 at ( 11) Total Tackles...5 at ( 11) Tackles For Loss...1 (4 times) Interceptions...1 vs. JMU ( 12) Pass Breakups...1 vs. Baylor ( 12) Anderson s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /1/ /3/9 0.5/ /8/17 4/ /3/ /15/33 4.5/ Played in 25 career games and started five Recorded three solo tackles against William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 3/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...4 vs. TCU ( 12) Assisted Tackles...1 (4 times) Total Tackles...4 vs. TCU ( 12) Tackles For Loss Pass Breakups...1 vs. LSU ( 11) Banks Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ /2/ /2/ /4/ Played in 23 games and started six Made three solo tackles against William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 3/1/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...4 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...5 vs. Clemson ( 11) Assisted Tackles...4 vs. Oklahoma ( 12) Total Tackles...7 vs. Oklahoma ( 12) Tackles For Loss...2 vs. Kansas State ( 12) Sacks...1 vs. Kansas State ( 12)... Fumble Recoveries...1 vs. TCU ( 12)... Pass Breakups...2 vs. Clemson ( 11) Barber s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /1/ /16/34 2.5/13 1/ /10/23 2/ /27/61 4.5/19 1/

30 MOUNTAINEER DEFENSE 26 Travis Bell CB, 6-1, 183, r-jr. Belle Glade, Fla. 95 Christian Brown DL, 6-3, 301, So. Bridgeton, N.J. 31 Isaiah Bruce LB, 6-2, 231, r-so. Jacksonville, Fla. Played in 28 games and started two Tallied four solo tackles against William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 4/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...4 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles...4 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...4 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Assisted Tackles...4 at Cincinnati ( 11), vs. JMU ( 12) Total Tackles...6 at Cincinnati ( 11), vs. JMU ( 12) Tackles For Loss vs. JMU ( 12) Sacks...1 vs. JMU ( 12)... Fumble Recoveries...1 vs. Bowling Green ( 11)... Pass Breakups...1 at Cincinnati ( 11), vs. ( 12) Bell s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ /1/ /6/ /1/ /8/ Played in 12 career games Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 1/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...2 vs. Oklahoma ( 12), at ( 12) Assisted Tackles...1 (3 times) Total Tackles...3 vs. Oklahoma ( 12) Tackles For Loss...1 vs. Kansas State ( 12), Oklahoma ( 12) Pass Breakups... Brown s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ /3/11 2/ /3/12 2/ Played in 14 career games and started 13 Recorded five total tackles vs. William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 2/3/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...2 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...5 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss vs. William & Mary Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...7 (3 times) Assisted Tackles...9 vs. Marshall ( 12) Total Tackles...16 vs. Marshall ( 12) Tackles For Loss...2 vs. JMU ( 12) Sacks vs. JMU ( 12) Fumble Recoveries...1 vs. Marshall ( 12), at ( 12) Interceptions...1 vs. TCU ( 12), Syracuse ( 12) Pass Breakups...1 (3 times) Bruce s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /3/5 0.5/ /43/94 6.5/17 0.5/1 2/ /46/99 7/18 0.5/1 2/ Mountaineer Football

31 MOUNTAINEER DEFENSE 16 Terrell Chestnut CB, 5-10, 180, r-so. Pottstown, Pa. 98 Will Clarke DL, 6-6, 273, r-sr. Pittsburgh, Pa. 25 Darwin Cook S, 5-11, 203, r-sr. Cleveland, Ohio Played in six career games and started three Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary Okla. State Unassisted Tackles... Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles... Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...1 vs. Kansas ( 12), Oklahoma ( 12) Assisted Tackles...1 vs. Kansas ( 12) Total Tackles...2 vs. Kansas (12), at ( 12) Tackles For Loss...1 vs. Kansas ( 12) Pass Breakups...1 at ( 12), Oklahoma ( 12) Chestnut s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /3/6 1/ /3/6 1/ Played in 30 career games and started 23 Five tackles and one TFL vs. William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 2/3/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...2 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...5 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss...1 vs. William & Mary Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...8 at USF ( 11) Assisted Tackles...3 (4 times) Total Tackles...9 vs. USF ( 11) Tackles For Loss vs. Oklahoma ( 12) Sacks... 1 (3 times) Pass Breakups...1 (4 times) Clarke s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /3/5 1/ /13/26 6.5/16 1.5/ /15/34 5/25 2/ /1/2 0.5/ /32/67 8/45 3.5/ Played in 39 games and started 24 Tied for No. 1 in the Big 12 Conference and No. 7 nationally in interceptions Made fourth career INT vs. William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 5/1/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...5 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...6 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Interceptions...1 vs. William & Mary Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...7 (4 times) Assisted Tackles...9 vs. Syracuse ( 12) Total Tackles...11 (3 times) Tackles For Loss... 1 (3 times) Sacks...1 vs. ( 12) Forced Fumbles...2 vs. ( 12) Fumble Recoveries...1 vs. Bowling Green ( 11), Clemson ( 11) Interceptions...1 (4 times) Pass Breakups...2 at Rutgers ( 11), at ( 12) Cook s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /1/ / /19/75 3/11 1/8 1/ /34/85 1/0 0 2/ /1/ /55/175 4/11 1/8 4/

32 MOUNTAINEER DEFENSE 9 K.J. Dillon S, 6-1, 199, So. Apopka, Fla. 17 Dozie Ezemma LB, 6-2, 234, r-sr. Pomona, N.Y. 2 Brandon Golson LB, 6-1, 223, Jr. Ft. Mathews, S.C. Played in 14 career games Tied for No. 10 in the Big 12 in pass breakups Recorded one pass breakup vs. William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 1/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups...1 vs. William & Mary Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...4 at ( 12) Assisted Tackles...3 vs. JMU ( 12) Total Tackles...4 vs. JMU ( 12), at ( 12) Tackles For Loss Forced Fumbles...1 at ( 12) Pass Breakups...1 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Dillon s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ /6/ /6/ Played in 13 career games Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 0/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles... Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles... Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...2 vs. JMU ( 12) Assisted Tackles...1 vs. Marshall ( 12) Total Tackles...2 vs. JMU ( 12), TCU ( 12) Tackles For Loss...1 vs. JMU ( 12) Sacks...1 vs. JMU ( 12) Pass Breakups... Ezemma s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ /2/5 1/1 1/ /2/5 1/ Transferred to West Virginia from Georgia Military Tallied four solo tackles vs. William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 4/1/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...4 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...5 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Golson s Defensive Statistics Year GP T A TT TFL Sacks PBU FF FR Mountaineer Football

33 99 Dontrill Hyman DL, 6-4, 280, Jr. Warsaw, N.C. MOUNTAINEER DEFENSE 23 Brodrick Jenkins CB, 5-10, 178, r-sr. Ft. Myers, Fla. 8 Karl Joseph S, 5-10, 204, So. Orlando, Fla. Transferred to West Virginia from Hinds CC Led Hinds in 2012 with 7.5 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles 2011 NJCAA All-American Second Team Recorded 51 tackles and 4.5 tackles for loss Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 0/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles... Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles... Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Hyman s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ Played in 37 career games and started 11 Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 0/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles... Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles... Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles... 8 vs. Marshall ( 12) Assisted Tackles...2 vs. Pitt ( 11), JMU ( 12) Total Tackles... 8 vs. Marshall ( 12) Tackles For Loss... 1 (3 times) Interceptions...2 at Rutgers ( 11) Pass Breakups...2 (4 times) Jenkins Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ /4/33 1/3 0 1/ /5/27 2/10 0 2/ /1/ /10/78 3/13 0 3/ Started all 14 games in which he has played in his career Led WVU in tackles in 2012 with 104, including 76 solo Tied for team lead in 2012 in forced fumbles (3) and interceptions (2) Made three tackles against William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 3/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles at ( 12) Assisted Tackles...6 vs. Syracuse ( 12) Total Tackles...13 at ( 12) Tackles For Loss...2 vs. Marshall ( 12) Sacks...1 vs. ( 12) Forced Fumbles... 1 (3 times) Fumble Recoveries...1 at ( 12) Interceptions...2 at (12), vs. Kansas ( 12) Pass Breakups...1 (6 times) Joseph s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ /28/104 7/25 1/12 2/ /28/107 7/25 1/12 2/

34 MOUNTAINEER DEFENSE 45 Eric Kinsey DL, 6-2, 260, So. Miami, Fla. 35 Nick Kwiatkoski LB, 6-2, 233, r-so. Bethel Park, Pa. 97 Noble Nwachukwu DL, 6-0, 265, r-fr. Wylie, Played in 14 games and started two Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 1/2/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...2 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss vs. William & Mary Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...1 vs. Marshall (3 times) Assisted Tackles... 2 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Total Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Tackles For Loss vs. William & Mary ( 13) Pass Breakups...1 vs. JMU ( 12), at ( 12) Kinsey s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /2/3 0.5/ /2/ /4/7 0.5/ Played in 13 career games and started two Tied for No. 17 in the Big 12 Conference in tackles Finished with a team-leading seven tackles against William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 3/4/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...4 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...7 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...5 at ( 12) Assisted Tackles...4 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Total Tackles...7 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Tackles For Loss Pass Breakups... 1 (3 times) Kwiatkoski s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /4/ /11/ /15/ Redshirted in 2012 First career tackle vs. William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 0/1/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles... Assisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Nwachukwu s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /1/ Mountaineer Football

35 47 Doug Rigg LB, 6-1, 240, Sr. Bloomfield, N.J. MOUNTAINEER DEFENSE 93 Kyle Rose DL, 6-4, 285, r-so. Centerville, Ohio 90 Shaq Rowell DL, 6-4, 300, r-sr. Maple Heights, Ohio Played in 38 games and started 19 Ranked No. 3 in the Big 12 Conference and No. 28 nationally in sacks Tied for No. 10 in the Big 12 in pass breakups Tied for No. 14 in the Big 12 in tackles for loss Finished with two tackles, including a sack and two pass breakups against William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 1/1/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...2 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss...1 vs. William & Mary Sacks...1 vs. William & Mary Pass Breakups...1 vs. William & Mary Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...5 vs. ( 12), Baylor ( 12) Assisted Tackles...9 at ( 12) Total Tackles...11 at ( 12) Tackles For Loss...1 (6 times) Sacks... 1 (3 times) Forced Fumbles... 1 vs. Clemson ( 12), ( 12) Fumble Recoveries...1 at USF ( 11), vs. ( 12) Interceptions...1 vs. Marshall ( 12) Pass Breakups...1 vs. William & Mary ( 13) Rigg s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /1/2 1/7 1/ /26/58 2.5/6 1/5 1/ /19/30 4/14 1/ /6/14 0.5/ /52/104 8/28 3/20 1/ Played in 14 career games and started one Three total tackles vs. William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 2/1/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...2 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...3 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...3 vs. Kansas State ( 12), TCU ( 12) Assisted Tackles...4 vs. JMU ( 12) Total Tackles...4 (3 times) Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups...1 vs. JMU ( 12), Baylor ( 12) Rose s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /1/ /11/ /12/ Played in 24 games and started 13 Tied career high in assisted (5) and total tackles (6) against William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 1/5/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles...5 vs. William & Mary Total Tackles...6 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...2 (6 times) Assisted Tackles...5 vs. Syracuse ( 12), vs. William & Mary ( 13) Total Tackles...6 vs. Syracuse ( 12), vs. William & Mary ( 13) Tackles For Loss... 1 vs. Oklahoma ( 12) Pass Breakups...1 vs. Marshall ( 12), at ( 12) Rowell s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /5/ /24/42 2/ /6/ /35/56 2/

36 MOUNTAINEER DEFENSE 14 Ricky Rumph CB, 5-11, 185, S0. Daytona Beach, Fla. 37 Wes Tonkery LB, 6-1, 223, r-jr. Shinnston, W.Va. 13 Sean Walters S, 6-2, 218, r-fr. Hollywood, Fla. Played in 10 career games Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 0/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles... Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles... Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...2 vs. Syracuse (12), Oklahoma ( 12) Assisted Tackles...1 at ( 12) Total Tackles...2 vs. Syracuse ( 12), at ( 12) Tackles For Loss Forced Fumbles...1 at ( 12)... Pass Breakups Rumph s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ /3/ /3/ Played in 23 games and started one Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 1/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Career Highs Unassisted Tackles...3 vs. Marshall ( 12) Assisted Tackles... 1 (3 times) Total Tackles...3 vs. Marshall ( 12) Tackles For Loss...1 vs. Norfolk State ( 11) Interceptions...1 vs. ( 12) Pass Breakups...1 vs. Marshall ( 12) Tonkery s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ /3/10 0.5/3 0 1/ /0/4 1/ /3/15 1.5/6 0 1/ Redshired in 2012 Saw his first action in a Mountaineer uniform against William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 0/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles... Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles... Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Walters Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/ Mountaineer Football

37 MOUNTAINEER DEFENSE 7 Daryl Worley CB, 6-1, 198, FR. Philadelphia, Pa. First career tackle vs. William & Mary Opponent UT/AT/TT TFLs Sacks FF FR Int PBU William & Mary 1/0/ Okla. State Unassisted Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Assisted Tackles... Total Tackles...1 vs. William & Mary Tackles For Loss... Pass Breakups... Worley s Defensive Statistics Year GP T/A/TT TFL Sacks INT PB FF FR /0/

38 MOUNTAINEER SPECIAL TEAMS 86 Josh Lambert K, 5-11, 200, r-fr. Garland, 48 Michael Molinari H/P, 6-2, 205, r-jr. Parkersburg, W.Va. 91 Nick O Toole P, 6-3, 218, r-so. Corona, Calif. Redshirted in 2012 Tied for No. 5 in the Big 12 Conference and No. 36 nationally in field goals made per game Hit a 22-yard field goal against William & Mary Oponent FGM/A Pct. Lg XP/A Pts. William & Mary 1/ /3 5 Oklahoma State State 2013 FG SEQUENCE West Virginia William & Mary...55, (22) Oklahoma State STate Numbers in (parentheses) indicate FG was made. Lambert s Field Goals Year FG/A Pct. 1/29 30/39 40/49 50/99 Lg / /1 0/0 0/0 0/1 22 Will handle kickoffs and is one of the team s punters Strong day vs. William & Mary with five kickoffs for 322 yards and 64.4-yard average with two touch backs Punting Opponent Punts Yds Avg. Lg TB FC 50+ I-20 William & Mary Oklahoma St. State Kickoffs Opponent Kickoffs Yards Avg. TB William & Mary Oklahoma St. State Molinari s Punting Statistics Year Punts Yards Avg. Lg TB FC 50+ I , , Transferred to West Virginia from Fullerton College Ranks second nationally in punting and first in the Big 12 (50.6) Mountaineer debut resulted in five punts for 253 yards and a long of 60 yards Averaged an impressive punting average in his WVU debut O Toole s punts traveled 48, 57, 56, and 60 yards, while his 32-yarder pinned W&M inside the 20 Punting Opponent Punts Yds Avg. Lg TB FC 50+ I-20 William & Mary Oklahoma St. State O Toole s Punting Statistics Year Punts Yards Avg. Lg TB FC 50+ I Mountaineer Football