BLUE DEVILS BY THE NUMBERS

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1 13 Duke (6-6, 3-5 ACC) vs. Northern Illinois (8-4, 6-2 MAC) Quick Lane Bowl December 26, 5:15 p.m. ESPN Detroit, Mich. Ford Field (65,000 FieldTurf) Duke (6-6, 3-5 ACC) SEPTEMBER 2 N.C. CENTRAL (ACC Network Extra) W, NORTHWESTERN (ESPNU) W, BAYLOR (RSN) W, North Carolina (ESPNU) W, [14] MIAMI (ESPN) L, 6-31 OCTOBER 7 Virginia (ACC Network) L, FLORIDA STATE (ESPN2) L, PITTSBURGH (ACC Network) L, [13] Virginia Tech (ACC Network) L, 3-24 NOVEMBER 11 Army West Point (CBS Sports Network) L, GEORGIA TECH (RSN) W, Wake Forest (RSN) W, DECEMBER 26 Northern Illinois (ESPN) 5:15 p.m. THE MATCHUP Duke Blue Devils Record 6-6, 3-5 ACC (t4th/coastal) AP Ranking Head Coach David Cutcliffe Career Record /16th year at Duke 58-67/10th year Northern Illinois Huskies Record 8-4, 6-2 MAC (t2nd/west) AP Ranking Head Coach Rod Carey Career Record 44-23/5th year at NIU 44-23/5th year TELEVISION ESPN Play-by-Play: Mike Couzens Analyst: Ray Bentley Sideline: Allison Williams RADIO Blue Devil IMG Sports Network Play-by-Play: David Shumate Analyst: Dave Harding Sideline: John Roth DUKE (6-6, 3-5 ACC) vs. NORTHERN ILLINOIS (8-4, 6-2 MAC) Duke plays in its fifth bowl game in the last six seasons by meeting first-time opponent Northern Illinois in the Quick Lane Bowl on Tuesday, December Kickoff at Ford Field is set for 5:15 p.m., on ESPN The Blue Devils will make their 13th bowl game appearance and hold an all-time record of Duke also has appeared in the Rose Bowl (1938 & 1941 seasons), Sugar Bowl (1944), Orange Bowl (1954 & 1957), Cotton Bowl (1960), All American Bowl (1989), Hall of Fame Bowl (1994), Belk Bowl (2012) Chick-fil-A Bowl (2013), Hyundai Sun Bowl (2014) and New Era Pinstripe Bowl (2015) The Blue Devils will participate in a bowl game for the fifth time in the last six seasons... In the 99 seasons prior to 2012, Duke played in eight bowl games BLUE DEVILS BY THE NUMBERS 5 Total Blue Devils with at least 7.5 stops for lost yardage on the season: Joe Giles-Harris (15.0), Tre Hornbuckle (9.5), Mike Ramsay (9.5), Ben Humphreys (8.5) & Victor Dimukeje (7.5) 40+ & 500+ Pass receptions and receiving yards for the third consecutive season for WR T.J. Rahming 6 Interceptions this season for CB Mark Gilbert including two in the regular season finale vs. Wake Forest 3 Team-leading TD receptions for TE Davis Koppenhaver and RB Shaun Wilson this season 6 Duke record scoring runs of 50+ yards for RB Shaun Wilson... The previous school standard of four was held by George Clark ( ) and Jay Wilkinson ( ) Against Northern Illinois, David Cutcliffe will participate in the 27th bowl game of his coaching career... As an assistant coach, he helped Tennessee to 17 bowl games (11-6) while also guiding Ole Miss (5; 4-1) and Duke (5; 1-3) to bowls as a head coach Duke has allowed 24 or fewer points in 10 of 12 games this season... The Blue Devils rank fourth in the ACC in scoring defense by allowing points per contest... The last season Duke yielded less than 21 points per game was in 1977 (20.09) RB Shaun Wilson ranks second in the ACC in all-purpose yards per game (131.8) and has become the first player in Duke history to post multiple seasons with 1,500+ all-purpose yards... Wilson has 1,581 all-purpose yards this year after logging 1,620 yards in 6 Duke players with one TD reception of 20+ yards: TE Davis Koppenhaver (28 yards vs. North Carolina), WR Johnathan Lloyd (24 yards vs. N.C. Central), WR T.J. Rahming (39 yards vs. Pitt), WR Chris Taylor (52 yards vs. Northwestern), RB Shaun Wilson (58 yards vs. Pitt) and WR Aaron Young (54 yards vs. N.C. Central) 4 Duke all-time record of career interception returns for TDs for CB Bryon Fields Jr.... The scores came against Tulane (2014), Pittsburgh (), N.C. Central () & North Carolina () 4 Seasons with 3+ rushing TDs for RB Shaun Wilson, matching the school record previously set by Tom Davis ( ), George Clark ( ) and Jela Duncan ( ) In the David Cutcliffe Era, the Blue Devils are 51-6 (.895) when leading or tied following three quarters of action The Blue Devils have established a school single-season record with four interception returns for touchdowns in... The previous standard of three was set in 1942, 1945 and 1949 Honors for LB Joe Giles-Harris this season include first team All- ACC, second team All-America and the Carmen Falcone Award as Duke s MVP... The Nyack, N.Y., native has compiled 117 tackles, 15.0 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, one INT, one caused fumble, four PBUs and seven quarterback pressures... He currently leads all ACC linebackers in tackles for loss while ranking third in the league and tied for 20th in the nation in tackles per game (9.75) 24.5 Career TFL in 24 games for LB Joe Giles-Harris 5 Total yards allowed by the Duke defense to Georgia Tech in the third quarter in Week In the period, the Yellow Jackets ran a total of six plays and were forced to punt twice 20 & 10 Daniel Jones is one of three QBs in Duke history to post 20+ passing TDs and 10+ rushing TDs in a career, joining Leo Hart (23 & 13; ) and Anthony Boone (38 & 16; )... In 24 career games, Jones has 28 passing TDs and 13 rushing TDs 2 Players in Duke history Brandon Connette & Daniel Jones to record 300+ passing yards and 100+ rushing yards in a single game Connette vs. Pitt (2013): 323 & 101 Jones vs. Northwestern (): 305 & 108

2 TEAM NOTES LOOKING FOR SEVEN Duke enters the Quick Lane Bowl game looking for its seventh victory of the season. It would mark the fifth time in 10 campaigns under head coach David Cutcliffe reaching the seven-win plateau. Prior to Cutcliffe s arrival in 2008, the Blue Devils had not won seven games in a season since posting eight victories in AIMING FOR A WINNING SEASON With a victory, Duke would earn its fourth winning season in the last five years, the most successful stretch for the Blue Devils since four winning campaigns in five seasons between BOWLING FIVE TIMES IN SIX YEARS The Blue Devils will be playing in a bowl game for the fifth time in six years. Duke had never appeared in consecutive bowl games until the seasons. The Quick Lane Bowl is Duke s 13th overall bowl appearance and fifth since the 1994 season. The Blue Devils are 4-8 in bowl appearances. Duke s last bowl win was a victory in overtime against Indiana on December 26, 2015, in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl in New York City. CUTCLIFFE IN BOWL GAMES Cutcliffe is 5-4 as a head coach in bowl games. The Quick Lane Bowl will mark the 27th overall bowl game of his coaching career. LOOKING FOR A 2ND BOWL WIN Cutcliffe is looking for his second bowl victory with the Blue Devils. He would join Bill Murray (1955 Orange Bowl & 1961 Cotton Bowl) as the only Duke coaches with multiple bowl victories. DUKE vs. NORTHERN ILLINOIS The Quick Lane Bowl marks the first meeting between the two. The Blue Devils are 2-0 versus current Mid-American Conference members, beating Ohio University in 1985 (34-13) and 1986 (22-7). DUKE IN MICHIGAN In program history, Duke is 0-5 in Michigan, falling to the University of Michigan in 1960, 1961, 1967, 1977 and GILES-HARRIS NAMED ALL-AMERICA Duke redshirt sophomore linebacker Joe Giles- Harris has been named to four All-America teams, earning second team accolades by the Walter Camp Foundation and CBS Sports, third team recognition from Phil Steele Publications and an honorable mention selection by College Football News. Giles-Harris leads the Blue Devils in tackles (117) and tackles for loss (15.0) while adding 4.5 sacks, one interception, four pass breakups and seven quarterback pressures. TEN TRUE FRESHMEN PLAY Ten true freshmen have played this season, the most by a Cutcliffe squad, topping nine in MARKED IMPROVEMENT Duke has tallied 43 wins during the past five-plus seasons. In the previous 17 seasons, from , Duke recorded 37 victories. A closer look: Seasons Wins Total Games Win % 2012-Present STREAKS OF 4, 6 & 2 Duke opened the season with four consecutive wins before suffering six straight losses. The Blue Devils bounced back with consecutive victories to clinch bowl eligibility. Since 2002, Duke is one of five teams to lose six straight games and qualify for a bowl. A closer look: School Year Bowl, Result Miami (Ohio) St. Petersburg, L Baylor Cactus, W Indiana Pinstripe, L Kansas State Liberty, L Illinois Hunger, W CLOSE DEFEATS Duke has suffered six losses this year, four by seven or fewer points. In the four losses, Duke had the ball with a one-score game in its final drive of the contest. Trailing by seven, the Blue Devils reached Virginia s 40-yard line, Florida State s 30-yard line and Pittsburgh s 22-yard line on their final drives. Down by five at Army West Point, Duke stalled at its own 20. SEVEN ALL-ACC SELECTIONS Duke placed seven players on the All-ACC teams. A closer look at Duke s All-ACC selections: Player (Position) Team Mark Gilbert (CB)...1st Joe Giles-Harris (LB)...1st Austin Davis (C)... 3rd Jeremy McDuffie (S)... 3rd Mike Ramsay (DT)... 3rd T.J. Rahming (WR)... Honorable Mention Shaun Wilson (AP)... Honorable Mention FOUR ACC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Duke had four ACC Player of the Week selections during the campaign. A closer look: Evan Lisle: ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week (September 11 after defeating Northwestern 41-17) Mike Ramsay: ACC Defensive Lineman of the Week (September 18 after defeating Baylor 34-20) Bryon Fields Jr.: ACC Defensive Back of the Week (September 25 after defeating North Carolina 27-17) Joe Giles-Harris: ACC Linebacker of the Week (October 9 after falling at Virginia 28-21) DIMUKEJE FROSH ALL-AMERICA Duke defensive end Victor Dimukeje earned a Freshman All-America selection from ESPN. The Baltimore, Md., product has collected 39 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks, four quarterback pressures, two passes defended and an interception. Dimukeje is the lone freshman ranked within the top 45 of the ACC in total TFL. With Dimukeje s selection, the Blue Devils have had a Freshman All-America for 15 straight years. 2 ANOTHER FOURTH QUARTER W Duke entered the fourth quarter at Wake Forest trailing The Blue Devils bounced back with the final 14 points of the contest to win, The Blue Devils are up to 14 fourth quarter or overtime wins since the start of the 2013 campaign. NEAR THE TOP IN THE COASTAL Since the start of the 2013 season, Duke has captured 36 regular season wins, the third most in the ACC Coastal Division during the span. A closer look: School Record Winning % 1. Miami Virginia Tech Duke North Carolina Georgia Tech Pittsburgh Virginia GSR STRONG AGAIN FOR DUKE Statistics for the Graduation Success Rate (GSR) were released November 8 by the NCAA with Duke (97) among four FBS institutions with an overall GSR total of 97 percent or better, joining Notre Dame (98), Northwestern (97) and Stanford (97). Duke football ranks tied for third among FBS schools with a 96 percent rate and joins Northwestern (99), South Carolina (98), Notre Dame (96) and Stanford (96) as the only programs with a 96 rate or better. DUKE S MOST WINS IN 5 YEARS Duke is in the midst of one of the winningest five-year stretches in program history. The Blue Devils 37 wins in the last four-plus seasons put them in the top eight. A closer look at the winningest five consecutive seasons at Duke: Seasons Wins Present AMONG THE NATION S BEST Duke was tabbed the No. 9 university in the country in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best College Rankings on September 11,. The institutions receive rankings based on some 15 measures of academic quality, including retention, graduation rate performance, faculty resources, financial resources and alumni giving. Of the top 13 schools on the list, only three have FBS football programs. A closer look: USNWR Record Since School Ranking Record (W%) 2013 (W%) Stanford...T (.692) (746) Duke (.500) (.578) Northwestern (.750) (.581)

3 OFFENSIVE NOTES OFFENSE IN DUKE S SIX WINS Duke s offense has been the key in the team s six wins, averaging nearly 40 points per contest compared to slightly more than 12 points per loss. A closer look at Duke s offensive production in wins and losses this season: Result Yds/Play Yds/Game Points/Game Wins Losses ENDING THE SLIDE During Duke s two-game winning streak at the end of the year to reach bowl eligibility, the team scored nine offensive touchdowns. In the previous four games, the Blue Devils combined for five TDs. The Blue Devils have six rushing touchdowns in the last three games after totaling four in the previous six contests. Duke has four passing scores in the last two games after totaling four in the previous eight contests. TURNOVER IMPROVEMENT Duke ranks 59th of the 130 FBS programs with 18 turnovers lost. A year ago, the Blue Devils finished 94th nationally with 23 turnovers lost. RED ZONE SUCCESS Duke has scored 90 points in the red zone over the last three games. In the previous three contests, Duke combined for 16 red zone points. SUCCESS ON 4TH DOWN In the last two games, Duke has gone five-of-six (.833) on fourth down tries. For the season, the Blue Devils rank fourth in the ACC and 26th nationally with a.625 conversion mark on fourth down. A CLEAN SHEET Duke s offensive line did not allow a sack at Wake Forest in the regular season finale. It was Duke s first game without a sack allowed since the New Era Pinstripe Bowl on December 27, BRANDNER FULL OF GOOD WORKS Redshirt senior offensive tackle Gabe Brandner was one of 11 student-athletes named to the FBS Allstate AFCA Good Works Team. Brandner is the ninth Duke player to be honored by the AFCA, and the sixth in as many years. Brandner joins Zaid Abdul-Aleem (1994), Re quan Boyette (2008), Bryan Morgan (2010), Sean Renfree (2012), Dave Harding (2013), Laken Tomlinson (2014), Kelby Brown (2015) and DeVon Edwards (). BRANDNER A SEMIFINALIST Brandner was also announced as a semifinalist for the Wuerffel Trophy. Brandner, a recipient of a ACC Top 6 for Service honor for excellence in community service, has been extremely involved with the local community, serving with the Lideres Unidos Futbol Club, National Inclusion Project, Habitat for Humanity and Kid s Club in Oxford Manor. A PERFORMANCE Redshirt sophomore quarterback Daniel Jones turned in the second game in program history on September 9 against Northwestern. Jones effort was the 14th performance in ACC history. Duke s only other game was by former quarterback Brandon Connette against Pittsburgh in A closer look at the two games: Player (Year) Opponent Rush Yds Pass Yds Connette (2013)... Pittsburgh Jones ()... Northwestern JONES TDs ACCOUNTED FOR Jones threw two TD passes and ran for another score in the regular season finale at Wake Forest, marking the eighth game of his career, and second straight, with three or more TDs accounted for. In just two seasons, Jones has accounted for 41 touchdowns, six shy of entering Duke s top 10 chart. JONES AMONG PASSING LEADERS During his two years as a starter, Jones has become one of the nation s elite throwers, ranking among the active FBS leaders in passes per game (9th/35.13) and completions per game (12th/20.83). WILSON S ALL-PURPOSE YARDS In his final game at Duke, senior Shaun Wilson has a chance to hit 5,000 career all-purpose yards, entering the game with 4,773. Wilson would join Chris Douglas ( /5,753) and Jamison Crowder ( /5,575) as the lone Blue Devils to reach 5,000 career all-purpose yards. Wilson is already the first player in Duke history to post multiple seasons with 1,500+ all-purpose yards, with 1,620 in and 1,581 in. Among active FBS players, Wilson s 4,773 career all-purpose yards rank 14th. THREE WITH FIVE+ RUSHING TDs For just the fifth time in program history, Duke has three players with five or more rushing touchdowns with Jones (six), redshirt freshman running back Brittain Brown (six) and Wilson (five). Duke has also had three or more with five rushing scores in 1936, 1937, 1941 and The Blue Devils (3) join Clemson (4) and N.C. State (3) as the only ACC programs with three or more players with five rushing scores. RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Duke has 19 rushing touchdowns this season and has had 19 or more for five consecutive years and in seven of the last eight campaigns. In the 30 years prior to head coach David Cutcliffe taking over the program, the Blue Devils had reached 19 rushing touchdowns just twice. NEARLY THREE WITH 500+ Duke has a chance to turn in the first year in program history having three players reach 500 rushing yards. Wilson (743) and Brown (660) have already surpassed the mark while Jones is just 68 yards away (432). 3 RAHMING REACHES 2,000 & 700 In the regular season finale at Wake Forest, wide receiver T.J. Rahming become the 10th Blue Devil to reach the 2,000-yard career receiving yards plateau. He enters the Quick Lane Bowl with 2,046 yards, the 10th most in a Duke career. Rahming s 733 receiving yards this season and 742 in give him two years with 700 or more receiving yards, tied for the fifth most in a career at Duke. Among active FBS players, Rahming s 174 career receptions rank him 18th while his 4.83 receptions per game stand 14th. WILSON S RECEPTIONS Wilson owns a team third-most 32 catches, tied for the 12th most by a Duke running back in a season. Wilson s 77 career receptions are tied for the seventh most by a Duke running back. A closer look: Running Back (Years) Receptions 1. Roger Boone ( ) Randy Cuthbert ( ) Mike Grayson ( ) Robert Baldwin ( ) Chris Douglas ( ) Julius Grantham ( ) *Desmond Scott ( ) Shaun Wilson (2014-Present) * Moved to WR in 2012; 137 total career receptions TIGHT END PRODUCTION In Duke s regular season finale at Wake Forest, tight ends Daniel Helm, Davis Koppenhaver and Noah Gray combined for five receptions, 89 yards and two touchdowns. All five catches resulted in a first down or touchdown. This season, the trio owns 35 receptions, 344 yards and seven scores. Duke has 14 total receiving scores this season, half by tight ends. Of the Blue Devils last five scoring passes, three have gone to tight ends. Koppenhaver (3), Wilson (3), Helm (2) and Gray (2) are the lone Blue Devils with multiple receiving scores this season. WILSON S RECEIVING SCORES Against Georgia Tech, Wilson caught two touchdown passes, covering 11 and 16 yards. Wilson s three receiving TDs this season are tied for the fourth most by a Duke running back in a year in program history. Wilson s five career receiving scores are tied for the third most by a Duke running back. Wilson also threw a touchdown against the Yellow Jackets, tossing a four-yard jump pass to Helm in the fourth quarter. BROWN UP DUKE S FROSH CHARTS Brown scored his sixth rushing touchdown of the season at Wake Forest, giving him three consecutive games with a score. His six ground TDs are tied for the third most by a Duke rookie. Brown s 660 rushing yards are the second most by a rookie while his 856 all-purpose yards are the eighth most by a freshman at Duke.

4 DEFENSIVE NOTES AMONG THE NATION S BEST Duke enters the Quick Lane Bowl with a defense that ranks among the top 25 in the nation in multiple categories. A closer look: Category Number NCAA Ranking Defensive TDs th 4th Down Defense th Pass Yds Allowed/Game th First Downs Allowed th Passes Intercepted th Total Defense nd Pass Efficiency Defense th Scoring Defense th D AN IMPROVING BUNCH Duke s defense is on pace for its best season in the last five-plus years. A closer look: Year Yards/Play Yards/Game Points/Game LESS THAN 2,500 IN THE AIR Duke has allowed 2,098 passing yards this season, an average of yards a contest. The Blue Devils rank second in the ACC in passing yards allowed per game, their best showing in the David Cutcliffe era. The last two years, Duke finished 10th (239.75/) and 12th (240.92/2015) in the league in passing yards surrendered per game. Duke has not allowed less than 200 yards passing per contest since in AIMING FOR 20 OR LESS Duke has held five opponents to 20 points or less, surpassing last year s total of two. The Blue Devils rank 25th nationally in scoring defense at A year ago, Duke finished 66th in the country with points allowed per game. Duke has not finished a season averaging less than points per game allowed since in The points per game is the lowest Blue Devil total since 1977 (20.09). Duke has yielded more than 30 points just once with 31 to then No. 14 Miami on September 29. The Blue Devils have not had a season allowing 30 or more points just once since LOCK DOWN IN THE 2ND HALF In the second halves of Duke s last four games, foes have combined to score just 13 points, on a Virginia Tech touchdown in the third quarter of the October 28 game and two Wake Forest field goals in the third quarter on November 25. The Blue Devils have not allowed a point in the fourth quarter since Pittsburgh s 10 on October 21. Duke is outscoring foes 33-0 in the fourth quarters of the last four games. TWO SEMIFINALISTS Junior safety Jeremy McDuffie was named one of 13 semifinalists for the Paycom Jim Thorpe Award, given to the top DB in college football. Redshirt sophomore linebacker Joe Giles-Harris was named one of 18 semifinalists for the Chuck Bednarik Award, presented annually to the nation s top defensive player by the Maxwell Football Club. DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS Duke is tied for fifth nationally in defensive touchdowns scored this season with four, the program single-season record. Redshirt senior cornerback Bryon Fields Jr. has returned two interceptions for touchdowns while junior linebacker Ben Humphreys and McDuffie each have one. FOUR PICK 6s IN A CAREER Fields Jr. intercepted a Chazz Surratt pass in the fourth quarter at North Carolina and returned it 61 yards for a touchdown to seal Duke s victory. The INT return for TD was the Duke program-record fourth of Fields Jr. s career. He is tied for second among active FBS players in career interception returns for touchdowns. A closer look: Player School INTs for TDs 1. Darius Phillips... Western Michigan Bryon Fields Jr.... Duke...4 Jalen Davis... Utah State...4 Minkah Fitzpatrick... Alabama...4 Jordan Wyatt... SMU...4 INTERCEPTION COUNT GROWING Duke has 15 interceptions this season, five more than the season, and tied for the 18th most nationally. INDIVIDUAL INTERCEPTIONS First team All-ACC cornerback Mark Gilbert leads Duke with six interceptions, tied for the fourth most nationally. A closer look: Player School PBUs 1. Lukas Denis... Boston College...7 Josh Jackson... Iowa...7 Jalen Young... Florida Atlantic Mark Gilbert... Duke...6 Three others tied with...6 TEAM PASS BREAKUPS Duke is tied for 27th nationally with 49 PBU after totaling just 31 in, tied for 115th. In eight of this season s 12 games, Duke has at least four pass breakups. Duke has four games with at least six pass breakups. Duke tied for 22nd in the country in passes defended this season with 64 after finishing tied for 113th in with 41. INDIVIDUAL PDs & PBUs Gilbert leads the ACC and is fifth nationally in passes defended with 19, tied with Erwin Sampson (1989) for the most in a year at Duke. His 13 pass breakups this season are tied for the fourth most in a year by a Blue Devil. 4 GILES-HARRIS BEHIND THE LINE Giles-Harris leads Duke with 15.0 TFL this season, tied for the 11th most in a year at Duke. He is tied for fifth in the ACC in TFL and tied for 28th nationally. Among active FBS players, Giles-Harris ranks 12th in career tackles for loss per game (1.02) and 14th in solo tackles for loss per game (0.88). TWO SEASONS WITH 100+ TACKLES Giles-Harris owns two seasons with 100 or more tackles, tied for the ninth most at Duke. The only Blue Devil with four seasons of 100 or more tackles is Carl McGee ( ). GILES-HARRIS 5TH IN TACKLES/G Giles-Harris leads Duke with 117 tackles this year. Among active FBS players, Giles-Harris ranks fifth in career tackles per game. A closer look: Player School Tackles/G 1. Khalil Hodge... Buffalo Quin Blanding... Virginia Andrew Wingard... Wyoming Azeez Al-Shaair... Florida Atlantic Joe Giles-Harris... Duke LOTS OF TACKLES BY LBS Giles-Harris and junior Ben Humphreys have been anchors for Duke s defense, accumulating nearly a quarter of the team s tackles and more than a third of the team s quarterback pressures. A closer look: Category Giles-Harris & Humphreys Team Totals (%) Tackles (22.07) Tackles for loss (30.13) Sacks (25.93) Quarterback pressures (34.88) YOUNG DEFENDERS WITH TFLs Duke has 78.0 tackles for lost yardage this season with 51.0 by freshmen or sophomores (.654 percent). DIMUKEJE LEADS ACC FRESHMEN Freshman defensive end Victor Dimukeje owns 7.5 TFL this season, the most by a freshman in the ACC. He is the only freshman ranked among the league s top 46 in TFLs. His 7.5 TFL are the eighth most in a year by a rookie at Duke. JORDAN 3RD AMONG ACC FROSH Freshman defensive end Drew Jordan s 3.0 sacks are the third most among league freshmen. SACK COUNT CONTINUES TO GROW Duke has 3.0 or more sacks in six games this year. Duke is tied for fourth in the ACC in total sacks this season with The program record for sacks in a season is 30.5 by the 2002 squad. A closer look: Year Sacks

5 SPECIAL TEAMS NOTES WILSON BACK FOR KOR Senior Shaun Wilson is back as Duke s kickoff return specialist. He sits at 1,678 kickoff return yards in his career, the sixth most in program history. His two kickoff returns for touchdowns are tied for the third most at Duke. Wilson s career kickoff return average is the 18th best among active FBS players. Wilson s two kickoff returns for touchdowns are tied for the 15th most among active FBS players. HOLMQUIST FOR PARKER Following the dismissal of redshirt sophomore specialist Austin Parker from the program in early December, redshirt senior William Holmquist is expected to serve as Duke s top kicker and punter in the Quick Lane Bowl. After graduating from Tufts University, Holmquist transferred to Duke in July after playing three seasons ( ) for the Jumbos, where he was the primary kicker and punter. In his Tufts career, Holmquist converted 21-of-31 field goals (.677) with a long of 48 yards and drilled 57-of-62 extra points (.919). He also punted 153 times for 5,649 yards (36.92) with a long of 64 and 41 boots downed inside the opponent 20 yard line. This year with the Blue Devils, Holmquist has converted his only PAT try, against Georgia Tech. At Duke, Holmquist is pursuing a master s degree in management studies from the Fuqua School of Business. DUKE FIRST FG BLOCK SINCE 2014 At Army West Point, redshirt senior defensive tackle Mike Ramsay got Duke s first blocked field goal since September 13, RAMSAY SWATS ANOTHER Ramsay blocked a PAT against Georgia Tech, Duke s first since Kyler Brown against Northwestern on September 19, WILSON 3RD IN ACC IN KOR AVG. Wilson is third in the ACC and ranks 38th nationally in kickoff return average this season at Duke is the only program in the league to have least one player rank in the top five in the ACC in kickoff return yardage since A closer look at this year s ACC leaders: Player School KOR Avg. 1. Joe Reed... Virginia Anthony Ratliff-Williams... North Carolina Shaun Wilson... Duke Sean Riley... Syracuse Michael Walker... Boston College LOOKING FOR ANOTHER KOR TD Duke s kickoff return unit is searching for its first touchdown. Since the start of the 2012 season, Duke ranks fourth in the country in kickoff returns for touchdowns. A closer look at the national rankings: School KORs for TDs 1. San Diego State Kansas State New Mexico Duke...8 TRYING TO EXTEND THE STREAK Duke is also looking for a kickoff return for a touchdown in the fifth consecutive year, one of the longest streaks in the country. A closer look: School Consecutive Years with a KOR for TD 1. Kansas State New Mexico Duke...4 Three others tied with...4 #DukeInTheNFL Duke has 10 former Blue Devils on NFL 53-man rosters. A closer look: Breon Borders, DB, Buffalo Bills Jeremy Cash, LB, New York Giants Ross Cockrell, CB, New York Giants Jamison Crowder, WR, Washington Redskins Thomas Hennessy, LS, New York Jets Max McCaffrey, WR, San Francisco 49ers Lucas Patrick, OG, Green Bay Packers Vincent Rey, LB, Cincinnati Bengals Matt Skura, OG, Baltimore Ravens Laken Tomlinson, OG, San Francisco 49ers SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES Player KO P Total Koby Quansah Michael Carter II Marquis Waters Brandon Feamster Dylan Singleton Chris Taylor Alonzo Saxton II Zavier Carmichael Jeremy McDuffie Nicodem Pierre Jack Driggers Noah Gray Brandon Hill Mark Gilbert Christian Harris Jordan Hayes Austin Parker Ben Wyatt GAME INFORMATION Game Coin Toss Duke Duke Duke Opponent Kickoff Game Duke Duke Duke Result KO/Rec. First Play 1st Poss. 1st Poss. Time Length Helmet Jersey Pants N.C. Central Duke KO Wilson 3-Yard Rush TD Punt 6:05 p.m. 3:00 Blue Blue White W, 60-7 Northwestern Duke KO Wilson 2-Yard Rush Punt Punt 12:01 p.m. 3:21 Blue Blue Blue W, Baylor Baylor Rec. Roughing Passer Fumble TD 12:33 p.m. 3:25 White Blue White W, at North Carolina Duke KO Wilson 1-Yard Rush Punt Punt 3:32 p.m. 3:16 Blue White White W, Miami Miami Rec. Incomplete Pass Downs TD 7:02 p.m. 3:29 Gray Gray Gray L, 6-31 at Virginia Duke KO Wilson -1-Yard Pass INT Downs 12:20 p.m. 3:35 Blue White Blue L, Florida State Duke KO Wilson 5-Yard Rush Punt TD 12:01 p.m. 2:54 White Blue Blue L, Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Rec. Wilson 6-Yard Rush Punt Punt 12:20 p.m. 3:10 White Black White L, at Virginia Tech VT Rec. Jones -10-Yard Rush Punt Downs 7:20 p.m. 3:03 Black White Black L, 3-24 at Army West Point Duke KO Rahming 3-Yard Rush FG Downs 12:04 p.m. 3:08 White White White L, Georgia Tech Duke KO Wilson 39-Yard Rush FG TD 3:34 p.m. 3:34 White Blue White W, at Wake Forest WF Rec. Wilson 4-Yard Rush INT TD 12:34 p.m. 3:15 Gray White Blue W, vs. NIU 5

6 STARTING LINEUPS Offense QB RB TE WR WR WR LT LG C RG RT N.C. Central Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Chambers Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle Northwestern Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Chambers Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle Baylor Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Chambers Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle at North Carolina Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Chambers Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle Miami Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Chambers Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle at Virginia Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle Florida State Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd Harris Santos Davis Harmon Lisle Pittsburgh Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle at Virginia Tech Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle at Army West Point Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle Georgia Tech Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle at Wake Forest Jones Wilson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd Brandner Santos Davis Harmon Lisle vs. NIU Defense DE DT DT DE MLB WLB CB CB S (S) S (B) S (R) N.C. Central Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Hayes Saxton II Northwestern Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Hayes Saxton II Baylor Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Hayes Saxton II at North Carolina Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Hayes Saxton II Miami Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Hayes Saxton II at Virginia Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Hayes Saxton II Florida State Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Hayes Saxton II Pittsburgh Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Hayes Saxton II at Virginia Tech Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Hayes Saxton II at Army West Point Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Humphreys Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Quansah (LB) Saxton II Georgia Tech Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Quansah Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert McDuffie Waters Saxton II at Wake Forest Hornbuckle Cerenord Ramsay Dimukeje Quansah Giles-Harris Fields Jr. Gilbert Carter Saxton II Singleton vs. NIU POINTS OFF TAKEAWAYS Opponent QTR TO Led To PTS N.C. Central 1st INT TD 7 Northwestern 2nd Fumble TD 7 Northwestern 3rd INT FG 3 Northwestern 4th INT FG 3 Baylor 4th INT TD 7 Baylor 4th Fumble FG 3 North Carolina 4th INT TD 7 Virginia 1st INT TD 7 Florida State 2nd INT FG 3 Army West Point 4th Fumble TD 6 Georgia Tech 2nd INT FG 3 POINTS OFF GIVEAWAYS Opponent QTR TO Led To PTS Northwestern 2nd Fumble TD 7 Baylor 1st Fumble TD 7 Miami 2nd INT FG 3 Miami 4th Fumble TD 7 Virginia 1st INT TD 7 Virgina Tech 2nd Fumble FG 3 Army West Point 2nd Fumble TD 7 Wake Forest 1st INT TD 7 Wake Forest 3rd INT FG 3 DUKE IN OVERTIME Date Final Score OT Location Game-Winning Scoring Play November 8, 1997 Clemson 29, Duke 20 1 Clemson, S.C. David Richardson 36-yard FG & Rahim Abdullah 63-yard INT return October 31, 1998 Vanderbilt 36, Duke 33 2 Nashville, Tenn. John Markham 19-yard FG September 18, 1999 Northwestern 15, Duke 12 1 Durham, N.C. Sam Simmons 27-yard pass from Nick Kreinbrink October 9, 1999 Duke 24, Virginia 17 2 Charlottesville, Va. Benjamin Watson 7-yard pass from Spencer Romine October 23, 1999 N.C. State 31, Duke 24 1 Durham, N.C. Jamie Barnette 7-yard run September 13, 2003 Duke 27, Rice 24 1 Durham, N.C. Brent Garber 30-yard FG November 24, 2007 North Carolina 20, Duke 14 1 Chapel Hill, N.C. Greg Little 25-yard rush November 1, 2008 Wake Forest 33, Duke 30 1 Winston-Salem, N.C. Shane Popham 28-yard FG November 1, 2014 [24] Duke 51, Pittsburgh 48 2 Pittsburgh, Pa. Thomas Sirk 5-yard run October 24, 2015 [23] Duke 45, Virginia Tech 43 4 Blacksburg, Va. Erich Schneider 25-yard reception & Thomas Sirk 2-point PAT December 26, 2015 Duke 44, Indiana 41 1 New York, N.Y. Ross Martin 36-yard FG 6

7 CAREER TURNOVERS GAINED TINASHE BERE Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 2nd N.C. Central, Sept. 3, Duke leading 35-0, first play after Duke TD... recovers Khalil Stinson fumble ZAVIER CARMICHAEL Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation INT 2nd Tulane, Sept. 20, 2014 Third-and-five from Duke 13-yard line and intercepted at Duke eight... Tanner Lee pass INT 3rd Georgia Tech, Oct. 11, 2014 Second-and-nine from Duke 10-yard line and intercepted at Duke four... Justin Thomas pass INT 3rd Tulane, Sept. 3, 2015 Duke leading 16-0, third pass of drive started at 7:42... Tanner Lee pass VICTOR DIMUKEJE Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 3rd Army West Point, Nov. 11, Duke trailing 21-10, Army West Point first drive of third quarter... recovers Kell Walker fumble INT 2nd Georgia Tech, Nov. 18, Duke trailling 14-10, Georgia Tech third-and-six from Duke s 34-yard line... TaQuon Marshall pass BRANDON FEAMSTER Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 3rd Georgia Tech, Oct. 29, Trailing on kickoff following Duke touchdown... recovers J.J. Green fumble at GT 10-yard line BRYON FIELDS JR. Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation INT 4th Tulane, Sept. 20, 2014 First pass of drive started at 13:21... returned 22 yards for TD... Tanner Lee pass INT 2nd Northwestern, Sept. 17, With Duke trailing 7-0, intercepts pass at Duke one-yard line... Clayton Thorson pass INT 2nd Pittsburgh, Nov. 19, With Duke trailing 21-7, intercepts pass and returns 36 yards for TD... Nathan Peterman pass INT 1st N.C. Central, Sept. 2, With Duke leading 7-0, intercepts pass and returns 28 yards for TD... Micah Zanders pass INT 4th North Carolina, Sept. 23, With Duke leading 20-17, intercepts pass and returns 61 yards for TD... Chazz Surratt pass INT 3rd Miami, Sept. 29, With Duke trailing 17-3, intercepts pass at Duke 30-yard line... Malik Rosier pass MARK GILBERT Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation INT 3rd Northwestern, Sept. 9, With Duke leading 21-10, second-and-10 at Duke 42-yard line... Clayton Thorson pass INT 4th Northwestern, Sept. 9, With Duke leading 38-10, first play of Northwestern drive... Clayton Thorson pass INT 1st Virginia, Oct. 7, Duke trailing 7-0 with third drive of the first quarter on second-and Kurt Benkert pass INT 2nd Florida State, Oct. 14, Duke trailing 7-0 with first play of the second quarter from the Duke 26-yard line... Justin Blackman pass INT 2nd Wake Forest, Oct. 25, Duke down with 1:00 remaining in the half, incercepts at Duke 14-yard line... John Wolford pass INT 4th Wake Forest, Oct. 25, Duke leading with 1:32 to go, ball on Wake 37-yard line... Duke runs out clock... John Wolford pass JOE GILES-HARRIS Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 2nd Wake Forest, Sept. 10, Third-and-two at Wake Forest 28-yard line... recovers John Wolford fumble on sack INT 4th Wake Forest, Sept. 10, Duke trailing with first drive of the fourth quarter on fourth-and-six... Kandall Hinton pass INT 2nd Baylor, Sept. 16, Duke leading 14-7 with third drive of the second quarter on second-and-eight... Zach Smith pass BEN HUMPHREYS Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 2nd Army West Point, Oct. 10, 2015 Duke leading 10-0, fourth play of second quarter... recovers Ahmad Bradshaw fumble FR 2nd Notre Dame, Sept. 24, Tied with 6:42 to play in the half... leads to Duke TD...recovers DeShone Kizer fumble INT 4th Virginia, Oct. 1, Trailing with 6:24 left in the game... Gave Duke ball at Virginia Kurt Benkert pass FR 3rd Georgia Tech, Oct. 29, Trailing 28-7 with GT having just gained Duke INT... recovers TaQuon Marshall fumble on 1st play of drive INT 4th Baylor, Sept. 16, Duke leading 24-20, intercepts pass and returns 22 yards for TD... Zach Smith pass DREW JORDAN Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 4th Baylor, Sept. 16, Leading recovers Zach Smith fumble at BU 34-yard line following strip sack by Michael Carter II JEREMY McDUFFIE Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation INT 3rd Miami, Oct. 31, 2015 Miami leading returned 25 yards to Miami Malik Rosier pass INT 3rd Baylor, Sept. 16, Duke leading with second drive of the third quarter on second-and Zach Smith pass INT 1st Virginia, Oct. 7, Duke trailing 7-0, intercepts pass and returns 42 yards for a TD... Kurk Benkert pass INT 3rd Florida State, Oct. 14, Game tied and Florida State at the Duke 47-yard line... Justin Blackman pass ALONZO SAXTON II Turnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation INT 3rd Northwestern, Sept. 19, 2015 Northwestern leading 12-7, second pass of drive started at 5:51... Clayton Thorson pass FR 4th Army West Point, Oct. 8, Duke leading 13-6 with 6:45 to play and Army West Point at Duke recovers Ahmad Bradshaw fumble FR 3rd Louisville, Oct. 14, Duke trailing 17-7 with 3:39 to play in the third, ball at Duke 15-yard line... recovers Brandon Radcliff fumble INT 4th North Carolina, Nov. 10, Duke leading with 1:02 to go, ball at UNC 18-yard line... Duke then runs out clock... Mitch Trubisky pass FR 2nd Northwestern, Sept. 9, Duke leading 14-3 with 11:55 left in the half, ball at NU 37-yard line... forces Cameron Green fumble & recovers 7

8 SEASON HIGHS RUSHING Player Carries Opponent Yards Opponent TDs Opponent Long Opponent Brittain Brown 18 Baylor 120 N.C. Central 1 Six times 39 N.C. Central Parker Boehme 1 Twice 21 Georgia Tech 0 21 Georgia Tech Elijah Deveaux 2 N.C. Central 4 N.C. Central 0 2 N.C. Central Quentin Harris 8 N.C. Central 22 Miami 1 Twice 12 Miami Deon Jackson 7 Northwestern 20 Twice 0 9 Miami Daniel Jones 19 Army West Point 108 Northwestern 2 Northwestern 33 Virginia Tech Johnathan Lloyd 1 Army West Point 3 Army West Point 0 3 Army West Point Nicodem Pierre 7 N.C. Central 20 N.C. Central 0 10 N.C. Central T.J. Rahming 2 Virginia Tech 3 Army West Point 0 3 Army West Point Shaun Wilson 18 Twice 176 Baylor 2 Baylor 65 Baylor PASSING Player Attempts Opponent Cmps Opponent Yards Opponent TDs Opponent Parker Boehme 2 N.C. Central 1 N.C. Central 6 N.C. Central 0 Quentin Harris 7 N.C. Central 6 N.C. Central 62 N.C. Central 1 N.C. Central Daniel Jones 45 Northwestern 29 Northwestern 346 Wake Forest 2 Five times RECEIVING Player Receptions Opponent Yards Opponent TDs Opponent Long Opponent Scott Bracey 2 Three times 27 N.C. Central 0 15 N.C. Central Brittain Brown 4 Baylor 71 Baylor 0 40 Baylor Quay Chambers 3 Twice 23 North Carolina 0 23 North Carolina Keyston Fuller 3 N.C. Central 13 N.C. Central 0 7 N.C. Central Noah Gray 3 N.C. Central 31 N.C. Central 1 Twice 17 N.C. Central Daniel Helm 3 Wake Forest 70 Wake Forest 1 Twice 33 Wake Forest Deon Jackson 2 Virginia Tech 6 N.C. Central 0 6 N.C. Central Davis Koppenhaver 3 Florida State 31 North Carolina 1 Three times 28 North Carolina Trevon Lee 1 N.C. Central 4 N.C. Central 0 4 N.C. Central Johnathan Lloyd 9 Miami 82 Miami 1 N.C. Central 27 Twice T.J. Rahming 12 Northwestern 142 Pittsburgh 1 Pittsburgh 57 Florida State Chris Taylor 4 Miami 75 Northwestern 1 Northwestern 52 Northwestern Shaun Wilson 5 Baylor 75 Pittsburgh 2 Georgia Tech 58 Pittsburgh Aaron Young 5 N.C. Central 89 N.C. Central 1 N.C. Central 54 N.C. Central PUNTING Player No. Opponent Yards Opponent *Avg. Opponent Long Opponent Austin Parker 10 Virginia 433 Virginia Virginia 59 Virginia * Minimum two punts KICKING Player PAT Opponent FGs Opponent Long Opponent Pts Opponent Austin Parker 7 N.C. Central 3 Georgia Tech 45 Baylor 11 Northwestern TACKLES Player Tackles Opponent Zavier Carmichael 2 Twice Michael Carter II 4 Wake Forest Edgar Cerenord 4 Four times Victor Dimukeje 6 Wake Forest Danny Doyle 1 N.C. Central Brandon Feamster 2 Pittsburgh Quaven Ferguson 2 Wake Forest Bryon Fields Jr. 7 Wake Forest Xander Gagnon 3 N.C. Central Mark Gilbert 8 Virginia Joe Giles-Harris 15 Virginia Jordan Hayes 10 Florida State Brandon Hill 3 Wake Forest Tre Hornbuckle 12 Army West Point Myles Hudzick 1 Northwestern Ben Humphreys 11 Pittsburgh Javon Jackson 1 N.C. Central Player Tackles Opponent Scott Jones 1 N.C. Central Drew Jordan 6 Pittsburgh Terrell Lucas 1 Four times Jeremy McDuffie 10 North Carolina Trevon McSwain 5 Virginia Twazanga Mugala 2 N.C. Central Axel Nyembwe 1 N.C. Central Koby Quansah 13 Army West Point Mike Ramsay 8 Army West Point Alonzo Saxton II 15 Florida State Dylan Singleton 9 Wake Forest Derrick Tangelo 2 N.C. Central Noah Waddell 1 N.C. Central Marquis Waters 9 Georgia Tech 8

9 CAREER HIGHS RUSHING Player Carries Opponent Yards Opponent TDs Opponent Long Opponent Brittain Brown 18 Baylor N.C. Central 17 1 Six times 39 N.C. Central Parker Boehme 11 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 15 2 Army West Point Pittsburgh 15 Griffin Carter 1 N.C. Central 16 4 N.C. Central N.C. Central 16 Elijah Deveaux 2 N.C. Central 17 4 N.C. Central N.C. Central Quentin Harris 8 N.C. Central Miami 17 1 Twice 12 Miami 17 Deon Jackson 7 Northwestern Twice 0 9 Miami 17 Daniel Jones 21 Army West Point Northwestern 17 2 Four times 33 Virginia Tech 17 Johnathan Lloyd 1 North Carolina 16 3 North Carolina North Carolina 16 Nicodem Pierre 7 Twice 41 N.C. Central N.C. Central 15 T.J. Rahming 2 Virginia Tech 17-2 Virginia Tech Virginia Tech 17 Shaun Wilson 24 North Carolina * Kansas 14 3 Kansas Indiana 15 *Duke single-game rushing record PASSING Player Attempts Opponent Cmps Opponent Yards Opponent TDs Opponent Parker Boehme 42 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 15 1 Four times Quentin Harris 7 N.C. Central 16 6 N.C. Central N.C. Central 17 1 N.C. Central 17 Daniel Jones 54 Virginia Miami Wake Forest 17 3 Twice RECEIVING Player Receptions Opponent Yards Opponent TDs Opponent Long Opponent Scott Bracey 2 Three times 27 N.C. Central N.C. Central 17 Brittain Brown 4 Baylor Baylor Baylor 17 Quay Chambers 5 Twice 90 Virginia 16 1 Notre Dame Virginia 16 Keyston Fuller 3 N.C. Central N.C. Central N.C. Central 17 Noah Gray 3 N.C. Central N.C. Central 17 1 Twice 17 N.C. Central 17 Daniel Helm 6 Georgia Tech Georgia Tech 16 2 Georgia Tech Wake Forest 17 Deon Jackson 2 Virginia Tech 17 6 N.C. Central N.C. Central 17 Davis Koppenhaver 5 Virginia Georgia Tech 16 1 Four times 31 Georgia Tech 16 Trevon Lee 1 N.C. Central 17 4 N.C. Central N.C. Central 17 Johnathan Lloyd 9 Miami Miami 17 1 Four times 55 N.C. Central 16 Nicodem Pierre 1 N.C. Central 15-2 N.C. Central T.J. Rahming 12 Twice 190 Virginia 15 1 Three times 59 N.C. Central 15 Chris Taylor 6 Virginia Tech Northwestern 17 1 Twice 59 Wake Forest 16 Shaun Wilson 6 Twice 102 N.C. Central 15 2 Georgia Tech N.C. Central 15 Aaron Young 5 N.C. Central N.C. Central 17 1 Three times 54 Virginia Tech 16 PUNTING Player No. Opponent Yards Opponent *Avg. Opponent Long Opponent Austin Parker 10 Virginia Virginia Louisville Army West Point 16 * Minimum two punts KICKING Player PAT Opponent FGs Opponent Long Opponent Pts Opponent Austin Parker 7 N.C. Central 17 3 Georgia Tech Baylor Northwestern 17 AJ Reed 7 N.C. Central 16 2 Virginia Virginia 16 8 Twice TACKLES Player Tackles Opponent Tinashe Bere 10 Georgia Tech 15 Zavier Carmichael 7 Northwestern 15 Michael Carter II 4 Wake Forest 17 Edgar Cerenord 6 Wake Forest 17 Victor Dimukeje 4 Four times Danny Doyle 3 Virginia 16 Brandon Feamster 2 Three times Quaven Ferguson 3 Northwestern 15 Byron Fields Jr. 10 Troy 13 Xander Gagnon 3 N.C. Central 17 Mark Gilbert 8 Virginia 17 Joe Giles-Harris 16 North Carolina 16 Jordan Hayes 10 Florida State 17 Brandon Hill 3 Wake Forest 17 Tre Hornbuckle 12 Army West Point 17 Myles Hudzick 1 Northwestern 17 Ben Humphreys 16 Virginia Tech 16 Player Tackles Opponent Javon Jackson 1 N.C. Central 17 Scott Jones 1 N.C. Central 17 Drew Jordan 6 Pittsburgh 17 Terrell Lucas 4 Miami 16 Jeremy McDuffie 10 North Carolina 17 Trevon McSwain 5 Virginia 17 Twazanga Mugala 2 N.C. Central 17 Zach Muñiz 3 Elon 14 Axel Nyembwe 1 N.C. Central 17 Chidi Okonya 2 N.C. Central 16 Koby Quansah 13 Army West Point 17 Mike Ramsay 8 Army West Point 17 Alonzo Saxton II 15 Florida State 17 Dylan Singleton 9 Wake Forest 17 Derrick Tangelo 2 N.C. Central 17 Noah Waddell 1 N.C. Central 17 Marquis Waters 9 Georgia Tech 17 9

10 Passing Yards Player Years Yards 1. Thaddeus Lewis , Ben Bennett , Sean Renfree , Spence Fischer , Steve Slayden , Leo Hart , Anthony Boone , Dave Brown , Daniel Jones...-present...5,275 Most Seasons, 2,000+ Passing Yards Player (Seasons) Years 1. Thaddeus Lewis ( ) Ben Bennett ( )...3 Spence Fischer ( )...3 Sean Renfree ( ) Leo Hart ( )...2 Anthony Boone ( )...2 Daniel Jones (-17)...2 Wins by a Starting Quarterback Player Years TDs 1. Anthony Boone Jerry Barger Walt Rappold Mike Dunn Spence Fischer Leo Hart Ben Bennett Steve Slayden Bob Brodhead Worth Lutz Scotty Glacken Sean Renfree Sonny Jurgensen Thaddeus Lewis Daniel Jones Pass Completions Player Years Cmps. 1. Sean Renfree Thaddeus Lewis Ben Bennett Spence Fischer Steve Slayden Anthony Boone Daniel Jones...-present Games with 20+ Pass Completions Player Years Games 1. Sean Renfree Ben Bennett Thaddeus Lewis Spence Fischer Daniel Jones...-present...13 Games with 30+ Pass Completions Player Years Games 1. Sean Renfree Ben Bennett Thaddeus Lewis Spence Fischer Anthony Dilweg Daniel Jones...-present...3 Consecutive Starts Without an Interception Player Years Starts 1. Worth Lutz Thaddeus Lewis Don Altman Hal Spears Daniel Jones...-present...5 DUKE CAREER RECORDS Touchdown Passes Player Years TDs 1. Thaddeus Lewis Ben Bennett Sean Renfree Spence Fischer Steve Slayden Dave Brown Anthony Boone Daniel Jones...-present...28 Touchdown Passes of 20+ Yards Player Years TDs 1. Thaddeus Lewis Ben Bennett Sean Renfree Dave Brown Steve Slayden Spence Fischer Anthony Boone Daniel Jones...-present...14 Touchdown Passes of 50+ Yards Player Years TDs 1. Sean Renfree Thaddeus Lewis Dave Brown Anthony Boone Daniel Jones...-present...5 Consecutive Passes Without an INT Player Years Passes 1. Thaddeus Lewis Daniel Jones Thomas Sirk Sean Renfree Rushing Touchdowns by a Quarterback Player Years TDs 1. Brandon Connette Mike Dunn Elmore Hackney Anthony Boone Thomas Sirk *Ace Parker Leo Hart Daniel Jones...-present...13 *Moved to HB in 1936; finished career with 21 rushing TDs Total Offensive Yards Player (Rush-Pass) Years TDs 1. Thaddeus Lewis (-78-10,065) , Sean Renfree (-167-9,465) , Spence Fischer (89-9,019) , Ben Bennett (-553-9,614) , Steve Slayden (125-8,004) , Anthony Boone (800-5,789) , Leo Hart (151-6,116) , Daniel Jones (918-5,275)...-present...6,193 Rushing Yards Player Years Yards 1. Chris Douglas , Steve Jones , Randy Cuthbert , Mike Grayson , Shaun Wilson present...2,388 Touchdown Rushes of 20+ Yards Player Years TDs 1. Billy Cox George Clark Ace Parker Shaun Wilson present Touchdown Rushes of 50+ Yards Player Years TDs 1. Shaun Wilson present George Clark Jay Wilkinson All-Purpose Yards Player Years Yards 1. Chris Douglas , Jamison Crowder , Shaun Wilson present...4,773 Kickoff Returns for Touchdowns Player Years TDs 1. DeVon Edwards Randy Jones Leroy Gallman Shaun Wilson present...2 Kickoff Return Yards Player Years Yards 1. Jabari Marshall , DeVon Edwards , Randy Jones , Chris Douglas , Troy Slade , Shaun Wilson present...1,678 Kickoff Returns Player Years Yards 1. Jabari Marshall Chris Douglas Troy Slade Randy Jones DeVon Edwards Shaun Wilson present...65 Pass Receptions Player Years Rec. 1. Conner Vernon Jamison Crowder Donovan Varner Clarkston Hines T.J. Rahming present Receiving Yards Player Years Yards 1. Conner Vernon , Jamison Crowder , Clarkston Hines , Donovan Varner , Eron Riley , Wes Chesson , Scottie Montgomery , Corey Thomas , Doug Green , T.J. Rahming present...2,046 Games with 100+ Receiving Yards Player Years Games 1. Clarkston Hines Jamison Crowder Conner Vernon Wes Chesson Donovan Varner T.J. Rahming present...7 Games with 10+ Pass Receptions Player Years Games 1. Conner Vernon Jamison Crowder Roger Boone T.J. Rahming present...4 Interception Returns for Touchdowns Player Years TDs 1. Bryon Fields Jr present Wyatt Smith John Talley