TOLEDO ROCKETS (3-0) HEAD COACH: Jason Candle (Mount Union, 2003) CAREER: 13-4 (second season) AT Toledo: 13-4 (second)

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1 FIVE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 64 FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKS 35 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS IT S ALL ABOUT THE U Saturday, September 23, :30 p.m. ET RSN Miami Gardens, Fla. Hard Rock Stadium (64,767) SCHEDULES MIAMI (1-0) SEPTEMBER (1-0) S 2 Bethune-Cookman Hard Rock Stadium W, S State Jonesboro, Ark. cancelled S 23 Toledo Hard Rock Stadium 3:30 p.m. S Durham, N.C. 7 p.m. OCTOBER (0-0) O State* Tallahassee, Fla. TBA O 14 Georgia Tech* Hard Rock Stadium TBA O 21 Syracuse* Hard Rock Stadium TBA O Carolina* Chapel Hill, N.C. TBA NOVEMBER (0-0) N 4 Virginia Tech* Hard Rock Stadium TBA N 11 Notre Dame Hard Rock Stadium TBA N 18 Virginia* Hard Rock Stadium TBA N Pittsburgh, Pa. TBA TOLEDO (3-0) AUGUST (1-0) A 31 Elon Toledo, Ohio W, SEPTEMBER (2-0) S Reno, Nevada W, S 16 Tulsa Toledo, Ohio W, S Miami Gardens, Fla. 3:30 p.m. OCTOBER (0-0) O 7 Eastern Michigan Toledo, Ohio TBA O Michigan Mount Pleasant, Mich. 3:30 p.m. O 21 Akron Toledo, Ohio TBA O State Muncie, Ind. 7 p.m. NOVEMBER (0-0) N 2 Northern Illinois Toledo, Ohio 6 p.m. N Athens, Ohio TBA N Green Bowling Green, Ohio TBA N 24 Western Michigan Toledo, Ohio TBA GAME TWO vs. #14/#14 MIAMI HURRICANES (1-0) HEAD COACH: Mark Richt (Miami, 1982) CAREER: (17th season) AT MIAMI: 10-4 (second) TOLEDO ROCKETS (3-0) HEAD COACH: Jason Candle (Mount Union, 2003) CAREER: 13-4 (second season) AT Toledo: 13-4 (second) THE GAME After a 20-day layover that included one cancellation and one postponement due to Hurricane Irma, #14/#14 Miami will return to the gridiron for a matchup with visiting Toledo at Hard Rock Stadium on Sept. 23. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on RSN with Evan Lepler (play by play), Takeo Spikes (color) and Lyndsay Rowley (sideline reporter) on the call. Joe Zagacki (pxp) and Don Bailey, Jr. (color) are in the 560 WQAM radio booth for their 16th season together, while Josh Darrow will handle sideline. Jose Chamby Campos (pxp) and Jose Martinez (color) are broadcasting on 990AM ESPN Deportes. THE SERIES Miami won the only previous matchup in the history of the series, 24-14, at the Miami Orange Bowl on Nov. 21, The Hurricanes finished that season 12-0 and won their second of five national championships in program history. The Hurricanes are slated for a return trip to the Glass Bowl in Toledo, Ohio to face the Rockets during the 2018 season. THE TEAM Miami won its 2017 season opener, 41-13, over Bethune-Cookman at Hard Rock Stadium on Sept. 2. UM was paced by 148 rushing yards from junior RB Mark Walton and a three-touchdown game from redshirt junior QB Malik Rosier, who was making his first home start. Despite remaining idle for the second straight weekend, Miami moved up in both polls to #14 from #17 (AP) and #15 (coaches). For the first time since 2010, Miami entered the season ranked by both the Associated Press (#18) and in the Amway Coaches Poll (#18). The Hurricanes were picked to win the ACC s Coastal Division in a media poll at the 2017 ACC Football Kickoff in Charlotte, N.C., in late July. THE OPPONENT Toledo is under the direction of second-year head coach Jason Candle, who has compiled a 13-4 mark since taking over as interim head coach prior to the Rockets 2015 bowl game. In his first full season at the helm in 2016, Toledo finished 9-4 and second in the MAC West. The Rockets were picked to win the MAC West Division and the MAC Championship Game in a media poll released prior to the 2017 season. Toledo received 21 of 24 possible votes as league champions, and 22 of 24 votes to win the MAC West Division Entering their fourth game of the season, the Rockets currently rank 16th in scoring offense (46.0 points per game) nationwide. Quarterback Logan Woodside ranks 11th in NCAA passing yards (1,004) and tied for 11th nationwide with eight passing touchdowns. THE COACH Miami is in its second season under the direction of head coach Mark Richt; in his first season at the helm, the Hurricanes finished with a 9-4 record and won their first bowl game since 2006 with a victory over West Virginia in the Russell Athletic Bowl. Richt, who grew up in nearby Boca Raton, Fla., played quarterback as a student-athlete at Miami and is a 1982 graduate of the university, was named the 24th head coach in the history of the Hurricanes football program on Dec. 4, QUICK HITS AIRWAVES Television (RSN) Evan Lepler (play-by-play) Takeo Spikes (color) Lyndsay Rowley (color) Flagship Radio (560 WQAM) Joe Zagacki (play-by-play) Don Bailey, Jr. (color) Josh Darrow (sidelines) Spanish Radio (990 ESPN Deportes) Chamby Campos (play-by-play) Jose Martinez (color) CANES RETURN TO THE GRIDIRON The Hurricanes finally return to the field with a nonconference matchup against visiting Toledo on Sept. 23 at Hard Rock Stadium. The game will be Miami s first in 20 days due to Hurricane Irma; its scheduled game at Arkansas State on Sept. 9 was cancelled, and its Sept. 16 game at Florida State was rescheduled for Oct. 7. Miami has never had another game cancelled in its history due to weather, and only four other postponements in modern history: UCLA in 1998, Temple in 1999, Florida State in 2004 and Georgia Tech in MIAMI WINS 2017 OPENER, The Hurricanes kicked off the 2017 season with a win over Bethune- Cookman at Hard Rock Stadium on Sept. 2, Miami has not lost a home opener since a streak of 11 wins in home openers, including every single opener at Hard Rock Stadium. In the modern era of Hurricanes Football (since 1979), Miami has opened the season at home 18 times and is 16-2 in those games - its only losses coming in 1985 and Miami is 30-9 in regular season openers dating to the start of the 1979 season. WALTON, ROSIER SHINE IN VICTORY Junior RB Mark Walton led all ACC running backs with 148 rushing yards in Week 1; the next-highest total was 124 by KirVonte Benson of Georgia Tech. Walton added two rushing touchdowns, moving him into a tie for eighth place in Miami history with 25 career rushing scores. He is just 10 behind the program s all-time leader, Stephen McGuire (35). Walton s 100-yard rushing performance was the seventh of his career. Redshirt junior QB Malik Rosier finished 17-for-28 for 217 yards, a career-high three touchdowns and zero interceptions in his first-ever home start.

2 MIAMI FOOTBALL WEEKLY MEDIA SCHEDULE MIAMI FOOTBALL WEEK LY MEDIA SCHEDULE SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Mark Richt day after conference call Please contact the Miami athletics communications office for the call-in number 6:40 a.m.: Mark Richt on WQAM s The Joe Rose Show 9:20-11:30 a.m.: Practice 11:30 a.m.: OC Thomas Brown and requested players post-practice 12:20 p.m.: Mark Richt s press conference in the Mann Auditorium 6-8 p.m.: Mark Richt, assistant coaches and players on WQAM s Hurricane Hotline 9:20-11:30 a.m.: Practice 11:30 a.m.: Mark Richt, DC Manny Diaz, requested players and assistant coaches post-practice 12:50 p.m.: Mark Richt ACC weekly teleconference No media availability at practice No media availability at practice Gameday Mark Richt, assistant coaches and players available post-game ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS MIAMI ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS STAFF Carter Toole (Mark Richt requests) Cell: carter.toole@miami.edu Camron Ghorbi (primary media relations contact) Cell: c.ghorbi@miami.edu David Villavicencio (secondary contact) Cell: davidv@miami.edu Tom Symonds (football credentials) Cell: symonds@miami.edu Alex Schwartz (tertiary contact) Cell: alexschwartz@miami.edu Website: Mailing Address: 5821 San Amaro Drive, Coral Gables, FL Credentials: GAME DAY EXPERIENCE QUICK FACTS Location Coral Gables, Fla. Enrollment 16,818 Founded 1925 Nickname Hurricanes Colors Orange (PMS 1665), Green (PMS 3435) and White President Dr. Julio Frenk Director of Athletics Blake James Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Marvin Dawkins Conference / Division Atlantic Coast Conference / Coastal Stadium / Capacity Hard Rock Stadium / 64,767 Ticket Office Phone GO-CANES COACHING STAFF Head Coach Mark Richt Record at Miami 10-4 (second season) Career Record (17th season) Defensive Coordinator / Linebackers Manny Diaz Offensive Coordinator / Running Backs Thomas Brown Asst. Head Coach / Defensive Line Craig Kuligowski Asst. Coach / Passing Game Coordinator / Wide Receivers Ron Dugans Asst. Coach / Offensive Line Stacy Searels Asst. Coach / Special Teams Coordinator / Tight Ends Todd Hartley Asst. Coach / Cornerbacks Mike Rumph Asst. Coach / Safeties Ephraim Banda Asst. Coach / Quarterbacks Jon Richt Graduate Assistant / Defense Alex Devine Graduate Assistant / Defense Matthew Gazzillo Graduate Assistant / Offense Michaelee Harris Graduate Assistant / Special Teams Danny Kalter Quality Control Analyst / Offense David Cooney Quality Control Analyst / Offense Brandon Lumish Quality Control Analyst / Offense Greg Nosal Quality Control Analyst / Defense Jonathan Patke Quality Control Analyst / Defense Michael Zuckerman Media will call is located at the Southwest Gate of Hard Rock Stadium. All media credential requests should be made through Tom Symonds, Assistant AD for Communications. Written media attending games at Hard Rock Stadium should take the press elevator to the 2M level. Photographers will be provided bright yellow vests, which serve as a credential for the game. There is a photo work room for photographers and video located at field level. Meal service will begin roughly 90 minutes before kickoff in the main press dining area of the 2M level. The Miami postgame press conferences awill occur in the press conference room at field level near the SW Gate. Visiting postgame press conferences will occur in the room directly across the hall opposite the visiting locker room. The University of Miami athletics communications staff reserves the right to revoke any and all media credentials. FIELD Mark Richt Thomas Brown Manny Diaz Craig Kuligowski Ron Dugans Stacy Searels Ephraim Banda Todd Hartley PRESS BOX Mike Rumph Jon Richt 2 TOLEDO - GAME 2

3 BY THE NUMBERS 9 Head coach Mark Richt has won 10-or-more games in nine seasons throughout his career. 11 Junior running back Mark Walton needs just 11 rushing touchdowns to set a Miami record for career rushing scores; he currently is tied for eighth in Miami history with Kicker Michael Badgley is a perfect 21-for-21 in career field goal attempts between 40 and 49 yards in his Miami career. 30 Miami s 30 NFL Draft first-round selections since 2000 are the most in the NCAA; David Njoku was drafted by Cleveland in the first round in 2016 (29th overall). 47 Junior running back Mark Walton was one of just 47 players nationwide to rush for over 1,100 yards in Miami earned 103 of a possible 167 first-place media votes as the ACC Coastal Division favorites at ACC Kickoff in the annual poll. 155 Head coach Mark Richt has totaled 155 career victories, which ranks eighth-most among active head coaches at the FBS level. 934 Ahmmon Richards 934 receiving yards last year led all freshmen nationally and bested Miami s 31-year-old freshman receiving record set by Michael Irvin in ,572 The Hurricanes averaged 58,572 fans per game last season at Hard Rock Stadium - 27th-most in the nation. #14 HURRICANES RETURN TO THE GRIDIRON, FACE TOLEDO #14/#14 Miami (1-0) will return to the gridiron after a 20-day layover to face visiting Toledo (3-0) on Sept. 23 at Hard Rock Stadium. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. on RSN. The Hurricanes practiced in Miami on Tues., Sept. 5, were dismissed as a team to make preparations for the storm on Wed., Sept. 6 and regathered in Orlando on Fri., Sept. 15. Miami practiced at Disney s ESPN Wide World of Sports for the week leading into the Toledo matchup and return to their homes in South Florida on Thursday, Sept. 21. LAST TIME OUT: CANES PILE UP 550 YARDS, TOPPLE WILDCATS Making the first home start of his career, redshirt junior QB Malik Rosier threw for 217 yards and three touchdowns in a win over Bethune-Cookman at Hard Rock Stadium on Sept. 2. Junior RB Mark Walton recorded 148 rushing yards - just seven shy of tying a career high - and scored two touchdowns to help power the offense in the win. The 100-yard rushing performance was the seventh career such game for Walton, who also scored two rushing touchdowns. Redshirt junior WR Darrell Langham had a breakout game in the opener, hauling in three passes for 67 yards and his first career touchdown. He had never caught a pass before Game 1. Redshirt sophomore WR Lawrence Cager and senior WR Braxton Berrios also scored touchdowns, while sophomore RB Travis Homer recorded the first 100-yard game of his career. WALTON CARRYING THE LOAD IN JUNIOR SEASON Junior RB Mark Walton opened 2017 with a bang, moving into a tie with Tyrone Moss for the ninth-most 100-yard rushing games in program history (seven) with 148 yards in Week 1. Walton has 27 career touchdowns in 27 career games and is tied for eighth in rushing TDs (25). In 2016, Walton became just the 10th running back in Miami s storied history to rush for over 1,000 yards, totaling 1,117 yards and 14 rushing scores in a sparkling sophomore campaign. The impressive feat marked the 11th 1,000-yard rushing season in Miami s storied history at the position and the third straight year the Hurricanes had a 1,000-yard rusher; Duke Johnson rushed for 1,652 yards in 2014 while Joe Yearby finished with 1,002 yards on the ground in The only player in Miami history with two 1,000-yard seasons is Edgerrin James (1997, 1998). James Jackson (1,006 in 2000), Clinton Portis (1,200 in 2001) and Willis McGahee (1,753 in 2002) recorded the only other stretch of three straight 1,000-yard rushers in Miami history. 17 TRUE FRESHMEN PLAY IN THE OPENER VS. WILDCATS The Hurricanes tied for the national lead with 17 true freshmen playing against Bethune- Cookman on Sept. 2. Both Georgia and LSU also had 17 true freshmen also play in their openers. In addition to starts by WR Mike Harley and OL Navaughn Donaldson, DL Jonathan Garvin, DL DJ Johnson, DL Jonathan Ford, WR Jeff Thomas, WR DeeJay Dallas, P Zach Feagles, OL Corey Gaynor, OL Kai-Leon Herbert, LB Bradley Jennings, Jr., DB Amari Carter, DB Trajan Bandy, DB Derrick Smith, TE Brian Polendey, LB De Andre Wilder and WR Marshall Few also saw time in the first game of their careers. EIGHT HURRICANES NAMED TO MAJOR PRESEASON WATCH LISTS K Michael Badgley, Sr. - Lou Groza Award (K) WR / PR Braxton Berrios, Sr. - Hornung Award (two-way) TE Christopher Herndon IV, Sr. - Mackey Award (TE) DL Kendrick Norton, Jr. - Bednarik Award (def.), Nagurski Award (def.), Outland Trophy (line) LB Shaquille Quarterman, So. - Bednarik (def.), Butkus Award (LB), Nagurski (def.) WR Ahmmon Richards, So. - Biletnikoff Award (WR) DL Chad Thomas, Sr. - Nagurski (def.) RB Mark Walton, Jr. - Maxwell Award (off.), Doak Walker Award (RB), Walter Camp POTY BADG-O-MATIC Senior K Michael Badgley, who earned third-team All-ACC honors for the second straight year in 2016, enjoyed a strong start to 2017, going 2-for-2 on field goals and 5-for-5 on extra points. Badgley, who was named to the preseason watch list for the Lou Groza Award, ranks third in Miami history in career made field goals (62). He hit a Miami-record 25 field goals in Badgley needs just 11 field goals to tie Carlos Huerta s ( ) Miami career record of 73. TOLEDO - GAME 2 3

4 DEFENSE LOOKING TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP IN 2017 Miami shined on defense in 2016, its first season under the direction of defensive coordinator Manny Diaz, eliciting nostalgia from longtime Hurricanes fans with a standout unit. At the conclusion of the 2016 season, Miami was ranked No. 20 nationally in total defense (up from No. 69 the previous season), No. 9 in yards per play (No. 86 in 2015), No. 12 in scoring defense (No. 77 in 2015), No. 5 in tackles for loss (No. 105 in 2015), No. 22 in team sacks (No. 70 in 2015) and tied for No. 8 in defensive touchdowns allowed (No. 61 in 2015). Miami was the only team in the country to start three true freshmen linebackers in Diaz is the son of the former mayor of Miami, Manny Diaz, Sr. #TIGHTENDU TRADITION ALIVE AND WELL The Hurricanes are expecting a big year from senior tight end Christopher Herndon IV, who hauled in 28 receptions for 334 yards and two touchdowns as a junior a season ago. In 30 career games, Herndon has made 16 career starts and totaled 47 receptions, 581 yards and three touchdowns. He started 12 of 13 games at tight end in After a redshirt sophomore season in which he posted career-high totals in catches (43), receiving yards (698) and touchdowns (eight), David Njoku was selected in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns (No. 29 overall). Njoku became the fifth Hurricane tight end drafted in the first round since 2000, joining Bubba Franks (2000), Jeremy Shockey (2002), Kellen Winslow (2004) and Greg Olsen (2007). Sophomore Michael Irvin II, freshman Brian Polendey and sophomore Malik Curry are in the mix. ROSIER TO MAKE SECOND HOME START OF CAREER Redshirt junior quarterback Malik Rosier was announced as Miami s starting quarterback by head coach Mark Richt on Aug. 22, during the final week of Hurricanes fall camp. Rosier will be making just the third start of his career when he lines up under center against Toledo on Sept. 23; his only other home start came in the season-opening win on Sept. 2. Rosier, who replaced Miami all-time passing yards leader Brad Kaaya, finished 20-for-29 for 272 yards and two touchdowns in his only road start, a victory over Duke in October Rosier won a four-man quarterback race during training camp, besting redshirt sophomore Evan Shirreffs - who was named backup QB - and freshmen N Kosi Perry and Cade Weldon. RICHARDS A RECORD RECEIVER IN FRESHMAN SEASON Though he misesd the 2017 season opener with a hamstring injury, in his freshman season of 2016, wide receiver Ahmmon Richards led the Hurricanes with 934 yards receiving - the most ever by a freshman wide receiver at Miami and a figure that ranks as the sixth-most receiving yards by any Hurricanes player all-time in a single season. Richards 934 yards broke Michael Irvin s 31-year-old record of 840, set in Richards yards per reception were tops among all FBS freshman nationally. Richards yards per reception ranked 18th nationally overall, while his 934 receiving yards led all FBS freshmen nationally. Richards was honored as the ACC Rookie of the Week twice in After the year, Richards was named to the All-ACC Second Team and a Freshman All-American. Most Receiving Yards By A Freshman 1. Ahmmon Richards, 2016* Michael Irvin, Reggie Wayne, 1997* Ryan Moore, Stacy Coley, 2013* 591 * indicates true freshman season GETTING DEFENSIVE Under first-year defensive coordinator Manny Diaz, the Hurricanes held opponents to just 4.75 yards per play in a figure that ranked ninth among teams at the FBS level. The Hurricanes ranked in the top 25 nationally in four different defensive categories: scoring defense (No. 12/18.5), team sacks (No. 22/2.85), tackles for loss (No. 5/8.3) and total defense (No. 20/345.5). Miami held 11 of its 13 opponents under their 2016 scoring average, including West Virginia in the Russell Athletic Bowl on Dec. 28. Miami started and finished games strong in 2016, as it outscored opponents by a combined TOLEDO - GAME 2 LIFE IN THE ACC 2017 STANDINGS ATLANTIC DIVISION Team Conf. Overall Clemson Wake Forest Louisville NC State Syracuse Florida State Boston College COASTAL STANDINGS Team Conf. Overall Duke Virginia Tech Miami Virginia Georgia Tech Pittsburgh North Carolina WEEK FOUR SCHEDULE Fri., Sept Virginia at Boise State 8 p.m. Sat., Sept Wake Forest at Appalachian State TBA Sat., Sept Syracuse at LSU 7 p.m. Sat., Sept NC State at Florida State Noon Sat., Sept Kent State at Louisville Noon Sat., Sept Pittsburgh at Georgia Tech 12:20 p.m. Sat., Sept Old Dominion at Virginia Tech 2 p.m. Sat., Sept Toledo at Miami 3:30 p.m. Sat., Sept Duke at North Carolina 3:30 p.m. Sat., Sept Boston College at Clemson 3:30 p.m ACC PRESEASON POLL ACC Championship Votes 1. Florida State Clemson Louisville - 7 T4. Virginia Tech 3 T4. Miami 3 6. Duke 1 Atlantic Division (First place votes in parenthesis) 1. Florida State (121) 1, Clemson (37) 1, Louisville (9) NC State Wake Forest Syracuse Boston College Coastal Division (First place votes in parenthesis) 1. Miami (103) 1, Virginia Tech (40) Georgia Tech (9) Pitt (7) North Carolina (4) Duke (4) Virginia -219

5 ASSOCIATED PRESS SEPT. 17, 2017 Team Points Record Previous 1) Alabama (45) ) Clemson (15) ) Oklahoma (1) ) Penn State ) Southern Cal ) Oklahoma State ) Washington ) Michigan ) Wisconsin ) Ohio State ) Georgia ) Florida State* ) Virginia Tech* ) Miami ) Auburn ) Texas Christian ) Mississippi State NR 18) Washington State ) Louisville ) Florida ) USF ) San Diego State NR 23) Utah NR 24) Oregon NR 25) Louisiana State AMWAY COACHES POLL SEPT. 17, 2017 Team Points Record Previous 1) Alabama (59) ) Clemson (6) ) Oklahoma ) Penn State ) Southern Cal ) Washington ) Oklahoma State ) Michigan ) Ohio State ) Wisconsin ) Florida State ) Georgia ) Virginia Tech ) Miami ) Texas Christian ) Auburn ) USF ) Washington State ) Mississippi State NR 20) Louisville ) Utah ) Florida ) Louisiana State ) Oregon NR 25) San Diego State NR *indicates 2017 opponent 95 count in the first and fourth quarters of games. In its ACC opener against Georgia Tech, Miami s defense accounted for 12 points, as thenfreshmen Shaquille Quarterman and Joe Jackson each returned a fumble for a touchdown. In 2016, nine Miami Hurricanes had at least 5.0 tackles for loss on defense. In 2015, just four players finished the season (13 games) with at least 5.0 tackles for loss. WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES In 2016, Miami made significant jumps in nine major defensive statistical categories. Listed below is a complete breakdown of the Hurricanes improvement on the defensive side of the ball. MIAMI S NCAA DEFENSIVE IMPROVEMENT FROM 2015 TO 2016 NCAA Statistic 2015 Rank 2016 Rank Yards Per Play rd Down Conversion Pct First Downs Defense Red Zone Defense Rushing Defense Scoring Defense Team Sacks Team Tackles For Loss Total Defense CANES INK 24 STUDENT-ATHLETES AS MEMBERS OF #SQUAD17 The University of Miami football team announced its 2017 signing class on Feb. 1, and the group of 24 student-athletes was ranked the 12th-best class nationwide by ESPN and 247Sports. The signing class featured 10 early enrollees Robert Burns, Amari Carter, DeeJay Dallas, Navaughn Donaldson, Zach Dykstra, Jonathan Garvin, Bradley Jennings, Jr., Brian Polendey, Waynmon Steed and Cade Weldon. The class also featured 10 ESPN300 recruits and 16 players from the state of Florida. CONSISTENT CANES Hurricane returnees Kc McDermott, Mark Walton, R.J. McIntosh, Kendrick Norton, Shaquille Quarterman and Michael Pinckney were the only Miami players to start in every game last season. McDermott s 22-game consecutive start streak is the longest on the team. Pinckney missed his first start in the openre against Bethune-Cookman due to suspension from a targeting penalty incurred in the second half of Miami s 2016 Russell Athletic Bowl win. CANES PLAYING IT KOOL Craig Kuligowski made an immediate impact in his first season at Miami in Miami had 7.0 tackles for loss totaling 18 yards, including one sack, in its season opener. The Hurricanes finished the regular season fifth in the nation in tackles for loss per game (8.3) and ranked 22nd in sacks per game (2.85). Miami finished the 2016 season with 108 tackles for loss and 38 sacks. In 2015, the Hurricanes recorded 66 tackles for loss and 26 sacks. Following the season, Kuligowski - known by players and staff alike as Coach Kool - was promoted to Assistant Head Coach/Defensive LIne. MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS SINCE TOLEDO - GAME 2 5

6 WHO S BACK? OFFENSE Pos. Name 2016 Starts Career WR Braxton Berrios, Sr. 3 9 WR Lawrence Cager, R-So. 0 2 WR Ahmmon Richards, So WR Dayall Harris, R-Jr. 1 1 TE Chris Herndon, Sr G Kc McDermott, Sr G Tyler Gauthier, Jr. 4 5 T Trevor Darling, Sr T Tyree St. Louis, Jr. 8 9 RB Mark Walton, Jr QB Malik Rosier, R-Jr. 0 2 DEFENSE Pos. Name 2016 Starts Career DL Trent Harris, Sr DL Chad Thomas, Sr DL Demetrius Jackson, R-Jr. 5 5 DL Joe Jackson, Soph. 2 3 DL R.J. McIntosh, Jr DL Kendrick Norton, Jr LB Darrion Owens, R-Jr. 1 1 LB Shaquille Quarterman, So LB Michael Pinckney, So LB Zach McCloud, So DB Jaquan Johnson, Jr. 5 6 DB Sheldrick Redwine, Jr. 5 6 DB Malek Young, Soph. 4 4 OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION Miami s offensive unit has proven to be an explosive unit over the previous four years. The Hurricanes 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 offensive units all rank among Miami s top 10 for most total yards in a single season. The 2016 Hurricanes offensive attack ranked third in program history for most total yards. Miami also scored 446 points last year - a figure that ranks fourth in school history for a single season. SO CLOSE Miami s four losses in 2016 came by a combined 32 points (8.0 points per game average). Two of Miami s four losses came by three points or fewer (vs. Florida State, 20-19, at Notre Dame, 30-27). RICHT ONE OF THE NATION S TOP COACHES Mark Richt is one of the winningest active coaches in FBS college football with 155 career wins. CAREER FBS VICTORIES AT MAJOR SCHOOLS - ACTIVE COACHES 1. Nick Saban, Alabama Bill Snyder, Kansas State Urban Meyer, Ohio State Mark Richt, Miami Gary Patterson, TCU 152 NEXT UP Miami next travels to Durham, N.C., for its ACC opener against the host Duke Blue Devils on Sept. 29, 2017 at Wallace Wade Stadium. The game is set for a 7 p.m. kickoff on ESPN, 560 WQAM and 990AM ESPN Deportes. RECORD BREAKDOWN Current Streak... Won 6 Current Home Streak...Won 3 Current Road Streak... Won 2 Last Win vs. Bethune-Cookman (9/2/17) Last Home Win vs. Bethune-Cookman (9/2/17) Last Road Win at NC State (11/19/16) Last Home Loss vs. North Carolina (10/15/16) Last Road Loss at Notre Dame (10/29/16) RECORD Home Away Natural Grass Artificial Turf vs. Ranked Opponents Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime Scoring First Opponent Scoring First Score < 20 Points Score 20+ Points Score 30+ Points Score 40+ Points Opponent Scores < 20 Points Opponent Scores 20+ Points Opponent Scores 30+ Points Opponent Scores 40+ Points Gain <20 First Downs Gain 20+ First Downs Opponent Gains < 20 First Downs Opponent Gains 20+ First Downs More Rushing Yards Than Opponent Fewer Rushing Yards Than Opponent Rush For < 100 Yards Rush For 100+ Yards Opponent Rushes For < 100 Yards Opponent Rushes For 100+ Yards More Passing Yards Than Opponent Fewer Passing Yards Than Opponent Equal Passing Yards Pass For < 200 Yards Pass For 200+ Yards Opponent Passes For < 200 Yards Opponent Passes For 200+ Yards More Total Yards Than Opponent Fewer Total Yards Than Opponent Gain < 300 Total Yards Gain 300+ Total Yards Opponent Gains < 300 Total Yards Opponent Gains 300+ Total Yards Commit < 3 Turnovers Commit 3+ Turnovers Force < 3 Turnovers Force 3+ Turnovers Commit < 6 Penalties Commit 6+ Penalties rd Down % < rd Down % rd Down % Opponent 3rd Down % < Opponent 3rd Down % Opponent 3rd Down % Trail Time of Possession Lead Time of Possession TOLEDO - GAME 2

7 MARK RICHT HEAD COACH SECOND SEASON AT MIAMI (17TH OVERALL) (.738) Hurricane alumnus Mark Richt was named the 24th head football coach at The University of Miami on Dec. 4, 2015, by Director of Athletics Blake James. Richt s 2016 season in Coral Gables was one to remember as he helped guide Miami to its first bowl victory in 10 years, as the Hurricanes captured the 2016 Russell Athletic Bowl, defeating nationally-ranked West Virginia Miami had 10 players earned ACSMA All-ACC honors in 2016, while quarterback Brad Kaaya became Miami s all-time passing yards leader under his tutelage. Freshman wide receiver Ahmmon Richards broke the 31-year-old freshman receiving record at Miami originally set by Michael Irvin, while sophomore running back Mark Walton became the 11th 1,000-yard rusher in program history. In addition, four Hurricanes earned freshman All-America honors under Richt s watchful eye. At the conclusion of the regular season, Miami was ranked No. 20 nationally in total defense (up from No. 69 a season ago), No. 9 in yards allowed per play (No. 86 in 2015), No. 12 in scoring defense (No. 77 in 2015), No. 5 in tackles for loss (No. 105 in 2015) No. 22 in offensive yards per play (No. 48 in 2015), No. 37 in offensive touchdowns (NO. 80 in 2015), No. 37 in scoring offense (No. 71 in 2015) and No. 22 in team sacks (No. 70 in 2015). Richt, born in Omaha, Neb., and raised in Boca Raton, Fla., returned to his alma mater after leading the University of Georgia football program for the previous 15 years. He compiled a overall record and an mark in Southeastern Conference play, won two SEC championships, six SEC East titles and nine bowl games and finished the season in the Associated Press Top-10 rankings seven times. Richt s.736 winning percentage ranks fifth-best among active FBS head coaches. Richt is one of only seven head coaches in SEC history to record four straight 10- win seasons ( ). During his tenure on the sidelines in Athens, 77 of Richt s players were selected in the NFL Draft over the last 14 years, including eight chosen in the 2002 and 2013 NFL Drafts the most Georgia players ever selected in a single year. Off the field, Richt places a strong emphasis on academics and 292 Georgia players earned their degrees during his tenure. Richt was the 2013 recipient of the Stallings Award given for commitment to humanitarian and community service efforts, and in 2010, he was named to the American Football Coaches Association Board of Trustees. Before his arrival at Georgia, Richt spent seven seasons as the offensive coordinator at Florida State. In his time in Tallahassee, the Seminoles finished in the nation s top five in scoring offense on five occasions, top 12 in total offense five times and top 12 in passing offense five times. The 2000 team, which played in the National Championship game against Oklahoma, finished the regular season ranked first nationally in total offense (549.0 ypg), first in passing offense (384.0 ypg), and third in scoring offense (42.4 ppg). Richt sent six FSU quarterbacks into the NFL between 1987 and In 2000, Richt coached Chris Weinke to the Heisman Trophy, and in 1991, he coached Casey Weldon to the runner-up for the Heisman. Brad Johnson (now Richt s brotherin-law), was a Pro Bowl selection for Washington in 2000 and led the Tampa Bay Bucs to the Super Bowl title in Other Richt pro protégés include Danny Kanell (New York Giants), Danny McManus (Kansas City Chiefs) and Peter Tom Willis (Chicago Bears). Richt played quarterback for the Miami Hurricanes under legendary head coach Howard Schnellenberger. He spent most of his career at Miami as a backup to Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Buffalo Bills star Jim Kelly. In one of Richt s years at Miami, his teammates included Kelly, Vinny Testaverde and Bernie Kosar and quarterbacks coach Earl Morrall. Richt is married to the former Katharyn Francis of Tallahassee. The couple has four children Jonathan, David, Zach, and Anya. Jon, the Miami quarterbacks coach, was married to the former Anna Cearley, in May Hometown: Boca Raton, Fla. College: University of Miami, 82 Birthdate: Feb. 18, 1960 Wife: Katharyn Francis Children: Jon, David, Zach, Anya Coaching Career Florida State (Graduate Assistant), East Carolina (Offensive Coordinator), 1989 Florida State (QBs), Florida State (Offensive Coordinator/QBs), Georgia (Head Coach), Miami (Head Coach), THE RICHT FILE -One of only four men in NCAA Division I-A history to record 135-or-more wins in his first 14 seasons. -Has coached in four national championship games. -Has coached two Heisman Trophy winners. -In 103 games as a head coach, Richt s offenses have recorded 400 yards-or-more of total offense. -Has coached 41 All-Americans and two Heisman Trophy winning quarterbacks. -Has coached 100 players that have been selected in the NFL Draft, including eight quarterbacks. -Has coached 15 NFL First Round Draft picks and one Hall of Famer student-athletes have earned their degrees since becoming a head coach. -Ten of Richt s players have been honored by the AllState AFCA Good Works Team. 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8 RICHT S YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD OVERALL CONFERENCE Year W L PCT. W L.PCT Finish BOWL T3rd/East Music City (L) st/Champs Sugar (W) T1st/East Capital One (W) nd/East Outback (W) st/Champs Sugar (L) T3rd/East Chick-fil-A (W) T1st/East Sugar (W) nd/East Capital One (W) T2nd/East Independence (W) rd/East Liberty (L) st/East Outback (L) T1st/East Capital One (W) rd/East Gator (L) nd/East Belk (W) nd/East T2nd/Coastal Russell Athletic (W) Total TOLEDO - GAME 2

9 2001 (8-4; 5-3 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 1 Arkansas State W S 8 South Carolina L 9-14 S 29 Arkansas W O 6 at Tennessee W O 13 at Vanderbilt W O 20 Kentucky W O 27 vs. Florida L N 10 Auburn L N 17 at Ole Miss W N 24 at Georgia Tech W D 1 Houston W 35-7 D 28 vs. Boston College L (13-1, 7-1 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE A 31 Clemson W S 14 at South Carolina W 13-7 S 21 Northwestern State W 45-7 S 28 New Mexico State W O 5 at Alabama W O 12 Tennessee W O 19 Vanderbilt W O 26 at Kentucky W N 2 vs. Florida L N 9 Ole Miss W N 16 at Auburn W N 30 Georgia Tech W 51-7 D 7 vs. Arkansas W 30-3 J 1 vs. Florida State W (11-3, 6-2 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE A 30 at Clemson W 30-0 S 6 Middle Tennessee St. W S 13 South Carolina W 31-7 S 20 at LSU L O 4 Alabama W O 11 at Tennessee W O 18 at Vanderbilt W 27-8 O 25 UAB W N 1 vs. Florida L N 15 Auburn W 26-7 N 22 Kentucky W N 29 at Georgia Tech W D 6 vs. LSU L J 1 vs. Purdue W (10-2, 6-2 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 4 Ga. Southern W S 11 at South Carolina W S 18 Marshall W 13-3 O 2 LSU W O 9 Tennessee L O 16 Vanderbilt W 33-3 O 23 at Arkansas W O 30 vs. Florida W N 6 at Kentucky W N 13 at Auburn L 6-24 N 27 Georgia Tech W J 1 vs. Wisconsin W (10-3, 6-2 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 3 Boise State W S 10 South Carolina W S 17 ULM W 44-7 S 24 at Mississippi State W O 8 at Tennessee W O 15 at Vanderbilt W O 22 Arkansas W O 29 vs. Florida L N 12 Auburn L N 19 Kentucky W N 26 at Georgia Tech W 14-7 D 3 vs. LSU W J 2 vs. West Virginia L (9-4, 4-4 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 2 Western Kentucky W S 9 at South Carolina W 18-0 S 16 UAB W 34-0 S 23 Colorado W S 30 at Ole Miss W 14-9 RICHT S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD O 7 Tennessee L O 14 Vanderbilt L O 21 Mississippi State W O 28 vs. Florida L N 4 at Kentucky L N 11 at Auburn W N 25 Georgia Tech W D 30 vs. Virginia Tech W (11-2, 6-2 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 1 Oklahoma State W S 8 South Carolina L S 15 West Carolina W S 22 at Alabama W (OT) S 29 Ole Miss W O 6 at Tennessee L O 13 at Vanderbilt W O 27 vs. Florida W N 3 Troy W N 10 Auburn W N 17 Kentucky W N 24 at Georgia Tech W J 1 Hawai i W (10-3, 6-2 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE A 30 Georgia Southern W S 6 Central Michigan W S 13 at South Carolina W 14-7 S 20 at Arizona State W S 27 Alabama L O 11 Tennessee W O 18 Vanderbilt W O 25 at LSU W N 1 vs. Florida L N 8 at Kentucky W N 15 at Auburn W N 29 Georgia Tech L J 1 vs. Michigan State W (8-5, 4-4 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 5 at Oklahoma State L S 12 South Carolina W S 19 at Arkansas W S 26 Arizona State W O 3 LSU L O 10 at Tennessee L O 17 at Vanderbilt W O 31 vs. Florida L N 7 Tennessee Tech W 38-0 N 14 Auburn W N 21 Kentucky L N 28 at Georgia Tech W D 28 vs. Texas A&M W (6-7, 3-5 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 4 La.-Lafayette W 55-7 S 11 at South Carolina L 6-16 S 18 Arkansas L S 25 at Mississippi State L O 2 at Colorado L O 9 Tennessee W O 16 Vanderbilt W 43-0 O 23 at Kentucky W O 30 vs. Florida L N 6 Idaho State W 55-7 N 13 at Auburn L N 27 Georgia Tech W D 28 UCF L (10-4, 7-1 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 3 vs. Boise State L S 10 South Carolina L S 17 Coastal Carolina W 59-0 S 24 at Ole Miss W O 1 Mississippi State W O 8 at Tennessee W O 15 at Vanderbilt W O 29 vs. Florida W N 5 New Mexico State W N 12 Auburn W 45-7 N 19 Kentucky W N 26 at Georgia Tech W D 3 vs. LSU L J 2 vs. Michigan State L (12-2, 7-1 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 1 vs. Buffalo W S 8 at Missouri W S 15 FAU W S 22 Vanderbilt W 48-3 S 29 Tennessee W O 6 at South Carolina L 7-35 O 20 at Kentucky W O 27 vs. Florida W 17-9 N 3 Ole Miss W N 10 at Auburn W 38-0 N 17 Georgia Southern W N 24 Georgia Tech W D 1 vs. Alabama L J 1 vs. Nebraska W (8-5, 5-3 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE A 31 at Clemson L S 7 South Carolina W S 21 North Texas W S 28 LSU W O 5 at Tennessee W 34-31(OT) O 12 Missouri L O 19 at Vanderbilt L N 2 vs. Florida W N 9 Appalachian State W 45-6 N 16 at Auburn L N 23 Kentucky W N 30 at Georgia Tech W (OT) J 1 vs. Nebraska L (10-3, 6-2 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE A 30 Clemson W S 13 at South Carolina L S 20 Troy W 66-0 S 27 Tennessee W O 4 Vanderbilt W O 11 at Missouri W 34-0 O 18 at Arkansas W N 1 vs. Florida L N 8 at Kentucky W N 15 Auburn W 34-7 N 22 Charleston W 55-9 N 29 Georgia Tech L (OT) D 30 vs. Louisville W (9-3, 5-3 SEC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 5 ULM W S 12 at Vanderbilt W S 19 South Carolina W S 26 Southern University W 48-6 O 3 Alabama L O 10 at Tennessee L O 17 Missouri W 9-6 O 31 vs. Florida L 3-27 N 7 Kentucky W 27-3 N 14 at Auburn W N 21 Georgia Southern W N 28 at Georgia Tech W (9-4, 5-3 ACC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 3 FAMU W 70-3 S 10 FAU W S 17 at Appalachian State W O 1 at Georgia Tech W O 8 Florida State L O 15 North Carolina L O 20 at Virginia Tech L O 29 at Notre Dame L N 5 Pittsburgh W N 12 at Virginia W N 19 at NC State W N 26 Duke W D 28 vs. West Virginia W (1-0, 0-0 ACC) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S 2 Bethune-Cookman W TOLEDO - GAME 2 9

10 MIAMI IN THE ACC Team (top three in bold - as of Sept. 17) Category Rank/Value/Avg. Scoring Offense 3rd/41.0 Scoring Defense 3rd/13.0 Total Offense 2nd/550.0 Total Defense 9th/350.0 Rushing Offense 2nd/317.0 Rushing Defense 6th/121.0 Passing Offense 9th/233.0 Passing Defense 9th/229.0 Pass Efficiency 5th/153.1 Pass Defense Efficiency 5th/108.3 Kickoff Returns 9th/21.7 Punt Return Average 4th/12.0 Interceptions T-12th/1 Punting 1st/49.0 Kickoff Coverage 10th /39.2 Field Goals T-1st/1.000 PAT Kicking T-1st/1.000 Sacks By T-14th/1 Sacks Against 1st/0 First Downs 13th/28.0 Opponent First Downs 2nd/20.0 3rd-Down Conversions 3rd/50.0 Opponent 3rd-Down Conversions 13th/47.1 4th Down Conversions T-12th/0.00 Opponent 4th Down Conversions T-13th/100.0 Penalties 14th/83.0 Opponent Penalties 1st/101.0 Time of Possession 14th/25:31 Turnover Margin T-1st/+2 Red Zone Offense 8th/85.7 Red Zone Defense T-10th/100.0 Individual (top three in bold - as of Sept. 17) Category - Player Rank/Value/Avg. Rushing - Mark Walton 1st/148.0 Passing Avg/Game -Malik Rosier 8th/217.0 Pass Efficiency - Malik Rosier 4th/161.2 Total Offense - Malik Rosier 8th/258.0 Scoring - Michael Badgley T-3rd/11.0 Scoring (TDs) - Mark Walton 2nd/12.0 Scoring (Kick) - Michael Badgley T-1st/11.0 Kick Return Avg - Jeff Thomas 6th/21.7 All Purpose - Mark Walton 2nd/156.0 Punting - Zach Feagles 1st/49.0 Field Goals - Michael Badgley T-2nd/2.00 Field Goal Percentage - Michael Badgley T-1st/100.0 PAT Kicking Percentage - Michael Badgley T-1st/ TOLEDO - GAME 2 THE LAST TIME... TEAM Score 40+ Points: 41, vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/2/17, UM Score 50+ Points: 51 vs Pittsburgh, 11/5/16, UM Score 60+ Points: 70 vs. Florida A&M, 9/3/16, UM 70-3 Score 70+ Points: 70 vs. Florida A&M, 9/3/16, UM Rushing Yards: 317, vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/2/17, UM Passing Yards: 405 at Florida State, 10/10/15, FS Total Yards: 550, vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/2/17, UM Force Five Turnovers: at Florida Atlantic, 9/11/15, UM Force Three Lost Fumbles: at Virginia, 11/12/16, UM Force Four Lost Fumbles: at Virginia, 11/12/16, UM Hold Opponent Under 100 Yards Rushing: 95 vs. West Virginia, 12/28/16, UM Hold Opponent Under 100 Passing Yards: 94 at Georgia Tech, 10/1/16, UM Hold Opponent Under 100 Total Yards: 79 vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/5/15, UM 45-0 Play An Overtime Game: vs. Nebraska, 9/19/15, UM (OT) Win On Final Play Of Game: at Duke, 10/31/15, UM SPECIAL TEAMS Kickoff Return For TD By Hurricane: Corn Elder at Duke, 10/31/15, 91 yards, eight laterals, UM By Opponent: Quadree Henderson, vs. Pittsburgh, 11/6/16, 100 yards, UM Punt Return For TD By Hurricane: Braxton Berrios vs. Florida A&M, 9/3/16, 41 yards, UM 70-3 By Opponent: Ryan Switzer, North Carolina,11/14/15, 78 yards, NC Missed Extra Point By Hurricane: Michael Badgley, at Virginia Tech, 10/20/16, VT By Opponent: Greg Huegel, Clemson, 10/24/15, CU 58-0 Blocked Punt Return For TD By Hurricane: Hugo Delapenha, Jr. at Virginia, 11/22/14, recovered in end zone, blocked by Garrett Kidd, VA By Opponent: Bill Schautz, Virginia, 11/07/09, 20-yard return, blocked by Trey Womack, UM Blocked Field Goal By Hurricane: Jaquan Johnson, at Virginia Tech, 10/20/16, VT By Opponent: Jalen Daltom, North Carolina, vs North Carolina, 10/15/16, UNC Blocked Punt By Hurricane: Zach McCloud at Notre Dame, 10/29/16, ND By Opponent: Loucheiz Purifoy, Florida, 9/7/13, UM Yard Punt By Hurricane: Justin Vogel vs. Florida State, 10/8/16, 63 yards, FSU By Opponent: Billy Kinney, West Virginia, 12/28/16, 63 yards, UM Yard Punt By Hurricane: Justin Vogel vs. Clemson, 10/24/15, 73 yards, CU 58-0 By Opponent: Ben Arndt, Georgia Tech, 11/19/05, 78 yards, GT Yard Field Goal By Hurricane: Michael Badgley vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/2/17, 50 yards, UM By Opponent: Nick Weiler, North Carolina, 10/15/16, 52 yards, UNC Four Field Goals-Game By Hurricane: Michael Badgley vs. Duke, 11/26/16, (47, 25, 33, 43), UM By Opponent: Ian Frye, Virginia, 11/7/15, (25, 48, 36, 47), UM Five Field Goals-Game By Hurricane: Michael Badgley at Pittsburgh, 11/27/15, (33, 48, 23, 45, 29), UM By Opponent: Devin Barclay, Ohio State, 9/11/10, (24, 41, 21, 24, 24), OS DEFENSE Interception Return For TD By Hurricane: Tyriq McCord vs. Cincinnati, 10/11/14, 46 yards, UM By Opponent: Cordrea Tankersley, Clemson, 10/24/15, 36 yards, CU 58-0 Fumble Return For TD By Hurricane: Michael Jackson, at Notre Dame, 10/29/16, 0 yards, ND By Opponent: Cayson Collins, North Carolina, 11/1/14, 39 yards, UM Safety Recorded By Hurricanes: vs. North Carolina, 11/11/14, UM By Opponent: vs. Virginia, 11/7/15, UM Shutout at Home By Hurricanes: vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/6/15, UM 45-0 By Opponent: vs. Clemson, 10/24/15, CU 58-0 Shutout On Road By Hurricanes: at Syracuse, 11/18/00, UM 26-0 By Opponent: at Florida State, 10/4/97, FSU 47-0 OFFENSE 100-Yard Rushing-Game By Hurricane: Mark Walton (148, 16 carries) & Travis Homer (103, 11 carries), vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/2/17, UM By Opponent: Travon McMillian, Virginia Tech, 10/20/16, 131 yards, 18 carries, VT Yard Rushing-Game By Hurricane: Duke Johnson vs. Virginia Tech, 10/23/14, 249 yards, 29 carries, UM 30-6 By Opponent: Dalvin Cook, Florida State, 10/10/15, 228 yards, 22 carries, FS Yard Passing-Game By Hurricane: Brad Kaaya vs Duke, 11/26/16, 396 yards, 22-of-35, UM By Opponent: Jameis Winston, Florida State, 11/15/14, 304 yards, 25-of-42, FSU Yard Passing-Game By Hurricane: Brad Kaaya at Florida State, 10/10/15, 405 yards, 29-of-49, FS By Opponent: Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville, 12/28/13 (Russell Athletic Bowl in Orlando, Fla.), 447 yards, 35-of-45, UL Yard Passing-Game By Hurricane: Stephen Morris vs. NC State, 9/29/12, 26-of-49, UM By Opponent: Cade McNown, UCLA, 12/5/98, 513 yards, 26-of-35, UM Yard Receiving-Game By Hurricane: Stacy Coley, vs. Duke, 11/26/16, 9 catches, 118 yards, UM By Opponent: Jester Weah, Pittsburgh, 11/5/16, 115 yards, 3 receptions, UM Yard Receiving-Game By Hurricane: Phillip Dorsett vs. Arkansas State, 9/13/14, 201 yards, 4 receptions, UM By Opponent: Jamison Crowder, Duke, 11/24/12, 203 yards, 8 receptions, UM Three TDs-Game By Hurricane: Mark Walton at NC State, 11/19/16, (30, 1, 22), UM By Opponent: Marquise Williams, North Carolina, 11/14/15, (10, 14, 3), NC Three Rushing TDs-Game By Hurricane: Mark Walton at NC State, 11/19/16, (30, 1, 22), UM By Opponent: (4) Brandon Connette, Duke, 11/16/13, (2, 3, 1, 4), DU (Last with Exactly Three: Tevin Washington, Georgia Tech, 9/22/12, [2, 10, 2], UM [OT]) Four Rushing TDs-Game By Hurricane: Mark Walton vs Florida Atlantic, 9/10/16, (7, 3, 16, 30), UM By Opponent: Brandon Connette, Duke, 11/16/13, (2, 3, 1, 4), DU Three Passing TDs-Game By Hurricane: (3) Malik Rosier vs. Bethune-Cookman, (5, 5, 22), 9/2/17, UM By Opponent: (4) Tommy Armstrong, Jr., Nebraska, 9/19/15, (22, 10, 21, 8), UM (OT) Five Passing TDs-Game By Hurricane: Stephen Morris vs. NC State, 9/29/12, (14, 24, 76, 13, 62), UM By Opponent: Sam Bradford, Oklahoma, 9/8/07, (23, 24, 6, 30, 9), OU Three Receiving TDs-Game By Hurricane: Leonard Hankerson at Clemson, 10/2/10, (22, 65, 7), UM By Opponent: Malcolm Kelly, Oklahoma, 9/8/07, (23, 24, 30), OU 51-13

11 CAREER WATCH LIST POINTS SCORED, KICKING CAREER LEADERS PLAYER SEASONS PTS 1. Carlos Huerta Jon Peattie Michael Badgley 2014-present Todd Sievers 1998, Greg Cox Andy Crosland Dane Prewitt Matt Bosher Danny Miller Chris Dennis FIELD GOALS MADE CAREER LEADERS PLAYER SEASONS FGM 1. Carlos Huerta Jon Peattie Michael Badgley 2014-present Danny Miller Greg Cox Todd Sievers 1998, Matt Bosher Andy Crosland Dane Prewitt Chris Dennis PAT KICKS MADE CAREER LEADERS PLAYER SEASONS PAT 1. Carlos Huerta Todd Sievers 1998, Andy Crosland Greg Cox Dane Prewitt Jon Peattie Michael Badgley 2014-present 132 Matt Bosher Jake Wieclaw Danny Miller CONSECUTIVE PAT KICKS MADE CAREER LEADERS PLAYER SEASONS PAT 1. Carlos Huerta Matt Bosher Jon Peattie Jake Wieclaw Greg Cox Michael Badgley Matt Goudis Jeff Davis Dane Prewitt Greg Cox RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS CAREER LEADERS PLAYER SEASONS TD 1. Stephen McGuire Edgerrin James Willis McGahee James Jackson Duke Johnson Melvin Bratton Tyrone Moss T-8. Eddie Dunn T-8. Mark Walton 2015-present Clinton Portis SINGLE SEASON LISTS RUSHING YARDS SEASON LEADERS PLAYER SEASON ATT AVG YDS 1. Willis McGahee , Duke Johnson , Edgerrin James , Lamar Miller , Ottis Anderson , Clinton Portis , Mark Walton , Edgerrin James , Danyell Ferguson , James Jackson ,006 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS SEASON LEADERS PLAYER SEASON TD 1. Willis McGahee Edgerrin James Mark Walton Eddie Dunn Harry Ghaul Edgerrin James James Stewart Danyell Ferguson Tyrone Moss Stephen McGuire James Jackson James Jackson RECEIVING YARDS SEASON LEADERS PLAYER SEASON REC AVG YDS 1. Allen Hurns , Leonard Hankerson , Eddie Brown , Andre Johnson , Wesley Carroll Ahmmon Richards Santana Moss Phillip Dorsett Michael Irvin Willie Smith POINTS SCORED SEASON LEADERS PLAYER SEASONS PTS 1. Willis McGahee Todd Sievers Michael Badgley Michael Badgley Edgerrin James Carlos Huerta Todd Sievers Jon Peattie Carlos Huerta Carlos Huerta POINTS SCORED KICKING SEASON LEADERS PLAYER SEASON PTS 1. Todd Sievers Michael Badgley Michael Badgley Carlos Huerta Todd Sievers Jon Peattie Carlos Huerta Carlos Huerta Jake Wieclaw Matt Goudis TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS SEASON LEADERS PLAYER SEASON TD 1. Willis McGahee Edgerrin James Mark Walton Eddie Dunn Edgerrin James Duke Johnson Harry Ghaul Danyell Ferguson James Jackson Leonard Hankerson Duke Johnson Dallas Crawford FIELD GOALS MADE SEASON LEADERS PLAYER SEASON FGM 1. Michael Badgley Jon Peattie Michael Badgley Carlos Huerta Todd Sievers Jake Wieclaw Danny Miller Carlos Huerta Matt Bosher Greg Cox Carlos Huerta Carlos Huerta TOLEDO - GAME 2 11