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1 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO vs. ARIZONA STATE OFFICIAL STATISTICS & PLAY-BY-PLAY October 6, 2018 / Folsom Field, Boulder Score-By-Quarters Final Arizona State Sun Devils Colorado Buffaloes Team Scoring Play (Drive/Notes) Score Time Qtr Arizona State Eno Benjamin 1 run (Brandon Ruiz kick) 0-7 5:47 1Q Drive: 13 plays, 86 yards, 6:33 (three def. penalties). KEY PLAYS Benjamin 17 run to AS39; Wilkins 16 pass to Harry to C37; two FDs on third down penalties COLORADO Laviska Shenault 1 run (James Stefanou kick) 7-7 2:52 1Q Drive: 8 plays, 75 yards, 2:55. KEY PLAYS Montez 12 pass to Shenault to C37; Montez 39 pass to Brown to ASU 3 Arizona State Eno Benjamin 1 run (Brandon Ruiz kick) :45 2Q Drive: 13 plays, 79 yards, 5:03 (one def. penalties). KEY PLAYS (11 of 13 plays were runs) Benjamin 17 run to AS38; Wilkins 9 run on 3rd-&-8 to AS 1 COLORADO Laviska Shenault 3 pass from Steven Montez (James Stefanou kick) :24 2Q Drive: 13 plays, 84 yards, 5:15 (one def. penalty). KEY PLAYS Montez 27 pass to MacIntyre to AS45 on 3rd-&-12; Shenault 7 run to AS30 on 4th-&-2 Arizona State Frank Darby 40 pass from Manny Wilkins (Brandon Ruiz kick) :35 3Q Drive: 4 plays, 75 yards, 1:25. KEY PLAYS Wilkins 19 pass to Darby to AS44; Benjamin 15 run to C41 COLORADO Laviska Shenault 30 pass from Steven Montez (James Stefanou kick) :46 3Q Drive: 5 plays, 75 yards, 1:49. KEY PLAY Montez 25 pass to Shenault to 50; McMillian 10 run to AS34 COLORADO Laviska Shenault 1 run (James Stefanou kick) :42 3Q Drive: 7 plays, 80 yards, 2:31. KEY PLAYS Montez 24 pass to Nixon to C47; Montez 3 run to AS42 on 3rd-&-2; Montez 51 pass to Nixon to AS1 (on 1st-&-20) OFFICIALS (Pac-12): Javarro Edwards (referee), Matt Jordan (umpire), Bob Day (head linesman), Dale Keller (line judge), Shane Anderson (side judge), Brad Glenn (field judge), Justin Nelson (back judge), John Love (center judge), Gary McNanna (replay official). WEATHER 50 degrees, cloudy skies, 71% humidity, winds from the north at 7 mph TIME OF GAME Kickoff 2:10 p.m. End 5:15 p.m. Elapsed Time 3:05 ATTENDANCE 52,681

2 Team Statistics (Final) Arizona State vs Colorado (Oct 06, 2018 at Boulder, CO) ASU COLO FIRST DOWNS R u s h in g 8 12 P a s s in g 7 12 P e n a lt y 3 1 NET YARDS RUSHING Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Rushing Touchdowns 2 2 Yards Gained Rushing Yards Lost Rushing 15 9 NET YARDS PASSING C o m p le t io n s - A t t e m p t s - I n t Average Per Attempt Average Per Completion Passing Touchdowns 1 2 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Total offense plays Average Gain Per Play Fumbles: Number-Lost Penalties: Number-Yards PUNTS-YARDS Average Yards Per Punt Net Yards Per Punt Inside Yards 0 0 T o u c h b a c k s 1 0 Fair catch 0 2 KICKOFFS-YARDS Average Yards Per Kickoff Net Yards Per Kickoff T o u c h b a c k s 2 4 Fair Catch Yards 25 0 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD Average Per Return Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD Average Per Return Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD Miscellaneous Yards 0 0 Possession Time 26:33 33:27 1st Quarter 9 : 25 5 : 35 2nd Quarter 7 : 02 7 : 58 3rd Quarter 7 : 40 7 : 20 4th Quarter 2 : 26 12:34 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 11 8 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 2 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances T o u c h d o w n s Field goals Sacks By: Number-Yards PAT Kicks Field Goals Points off turnovers 0 0

3 Individual Statistics (Final) Arizona State vs Colorado (Oct 06, 2018 at Boulder, CO) Arizona State Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg Benjamin, Eno Wilkins, Manny Floyd, Isaiah Smith, Trelon Harry, N'Keal TEAM Totals Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Wilkins, Manny Totals Receiving No. Yards TD Long Darby, Frank Harry, N'Keal Williams, Kyle Benjamin, Eno Hudson, Tommy Totals Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Sleep-Dalton,Michael Totals Punt Kickoff Intercept Returns No Yds Lg No Yds Lg No Yds Lg Harry, N'Keal Aiyuk, Brandon Lucas, Paul Totals Field goals Qtr Time Dist Result Ruiz, Brandon 2nd 13:25 53 yards Missed Kickoffs No. Yards Avg TB OB Ruiz, Brandon All-purpose Run Rcv KR PR IR Total Darby, Frank Benjamin, Eno Harry, N'Keal Williams, Kyle Colorado Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg McMillian, Trav Montez, Steven Shenault, Lavis Evans, Kyle Nixon, K.D TEAM Totals Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Montez, Steven Totals Receiving No. Yards TD Long Shenault, Lavis Nixon, K.D Brown, Tony MacIntyre, Jay Totals Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Price, Davis Totals Punt Kickoff Intercept Returns No Yds Lg No Yds Lg No Yds Lg Blackmon, Ronni Nixon, K.D Totals Field goals Qtr Time Dist Result Stefanou, James 2nd 10:48 38 yards Missed Kickoffs No. Yards Avg TB OB Price, Davis All-purpose Run Rcv KR PR IR Total Shenault, Lavis McMillian, Trav Nixon, K.D Brown, Tony FUMBLES: Arizona State-Aiyuk, Brandon 1-0. Colorado-Blackmon, Ronni 1-0.

4 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE STATISTICS TACKLES vs. Arizona State QB No. Player PLAYS UT AT TOT TFL Sacks TFZ 3DS QBH QCD FR FF PBU INT 1 Abrams R. Blackmon Wigley Taylor Worthington Fisher Tchangam Miller Mulumba Lewis Wells Gamboa Edwards Johnson Falo Landman Lang Franke Tuiloma Antwine PLAYS TFL Sacks TFZ 3DS QBH QCD FR FF PBU INT TOTALS (57) (5-17) *Fourth Down Stops (1; count included in 3DS above): Abrams Sacks For Zero (0). Interceptions Caused (0): Touchdown Saves (4): Fisher, Taylor, Wigley, Worthington Blocked Kicks (0): None Ejected (Targeting): Landman (2nd Qtr) Injured (DNP): Callier KEY: UT Unassisted Tackle; AT Assisted Tackle; TFL Tackles For Loss; TFZ Tackles For Zero; 3DS Third or Fourth Down Stop; QBP Quarterback Pressure (or hurry); QCD Quarterback Chasedowns (not a sack, but not a first down); FR fumble recovery; FF forced fumble; PBU passes broken up; INT interceptions. Play counts do not include penalty plays unless penalty was an add-on.

5 COLORADO FOOTBALL Special Teams STATISTICS vs. Arizona State Kickoff Coverage (Thompson) Player UT UT/20 AT AT/20 FF FR KD WB FDF FFC CP TDS ROK COOPER 1 1 ARIAS 1 Punt Coverage (Thompson) Player UT UT/20 AT AT/20 FF FR FFC DP BLK FDF CP TDS KD D.LEWIS 1 1 BISHARAT 1 1 ENTO 1 1 Kickoff Return (Thompson) Punt Return (Thompson) Player (CP) KSD Player (CP) KSD PRS BLK ARIAS 1 none BOUNDS 1 RUSSELL 1 WELLS 1 FG/PAT Defense (Thompson /Defense 2 Pt) Player BLK RB PRS DEX None FG/PAT (Thompson) Player Plays PK STEFANOU 5 SN BALE 5 HLD GOLDIN 5 BOUNDS 5 HAIGLER 5 KAISER 5 Player Plays KUTSCH 5 C. LYTLE 5 RUSSELL 5 SHERMAN 5 VAUGHN 5 KEY: UT Unassisted Tackles; UT/20 Unassisted Tackles Inside-the-20; AT Assisted Tackles; AT/20 Assisted Tackles Inside-the-20; FF Forced Fumbles; FR Fumble Recoveries; KD Knockdown Block on Punt or Kickoff Return; WB Wedge Break; FFC Forced Fair Catch; FDF First Downfield (altering path of return man); DP Downed Punt; BPR Block or Pressure on FG/PAT; RK Recovered Blocked Kick; DEX Defensive Extra Point; CP Caused Penalty; TDS Touchdown Save; ROK Recovered Onside Kick. FILE: MISCSTATS

6 Defensive Statistics (Final) Arizona State vs Colorado (Oct 06, 2018 at Boulder, CO) # Arizona State Solo Ast Total Sacks-Yds TFL-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds BrUp Blks QBH 43 Harvey, Jalen Robertson, Merlin Forman, Shannon Butler, Darien Bates, Jalen Lucas, Chase Johnson, Tyler Crosswell, Aashari King, Demonte Adams, Terin Soelle, Kyle Wren, Renell Lea, George Thomas, Khaylan Williams, Kobe Hoyt, Jordan Lole, Jermayne Cornay, Darien Subtyl, Dougladson Ralston, Nick Davidson, D.J Crump, Koron Totals

7 Drive Chart (By Team) (Final) Arizona State vs Colorado (Oct 06, 2018 at Boulder, CO) Drive Started Drive Ended Consumed Team Qtr Spot Time Obtained Spot Time How lost Pl - Yds TOP ASU 1st V14 12:20 P u n t H00 05:47 *TOUCHDOWN :33. ASU V16 02:47 K ic k o f f H35 13:25 Missed FG :22 ASU 2nd V21 10:48 Missed FG H00 05:45 *TOUCHDOWN :03. ASU V25 00:24 K ic k o f f V24 00:00 End of half 1 - (1) 0:24 ASU 3rd V25 15:00 K ic k o f f H00 13:35 *TOUCHDOWN :25 ASU V25 11:46 K ic k o f f V36 09:49 P u n t :57 ASU V40 08:28 P u n t V48 06:24 P u n t 3-8 2:04 ASU V43 04:45 P u n t H48 03:13 P u n t 3-9 1:32 ASU V25 00:42 K ic k o f f H03 13:25 D o w n s :17. ASU 4th V30 08:01 P u n t V34 07:10 P u n t 3-4 0:51 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd Arizona State Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Half Half Total Time of possession 09:25 07:02 07:40 02:26 16:27 10:06 26:33 3rd down conversions Average field position V15 V23 V31 V30 V19 V31 V26 4th down conversions Drive Started Drive Ended Consumed Team Qtr Spot Time Obtained Spot Time How lost Pl - Yds TOP COLO 1st H25 15:00 K ic k o f f V40 12:20 P u n t :40 COLO H25 05:47 K ic k o f f V00 02:52 *TOUCHDOWN :55. COLO 2nd H36 13:25 Missed FG V21 10:48 Missed FG :37. COLO H16 05:39 K ic k o f f V00 00:24 *TOUCHDOWN :15. COLO 3rd H25 13:35 K ic k o f f V00 11:46 *TOUCHDOWN :49 COLO H20 09:49 P u n t H27 08:28 P u n t 3-7 1:21 COLO H04 06:24 P u n t H12 04:45 P u n t 3-8 1:39 COLO H20 03:13 P u n t V00 00:42 *TOUCHDOWN :31. COLO 4th H03 13:25 D o w n s H43 08:01 P u n t :24 COLO H24 07:10 P u n t V29 00:00 End of half :10 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd Colorado Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Half Half Total Time of possession 05:35 07:58 07:20 12:34 13:33 19:54 33:27 3rd down conversions Average field position H25 H26 H17 H13 H25 H16 H19 4th down conversions

8 Participation Report (Final) Arizona State vs Colorado (Oct 06, 2018 at Boulder, CO) Arizona State Pos ## OFFENSE WR 1 Harry, N'Keal WR 10 Williams, Kyle TE 81 Bubak, Jared LT 55 Tucker, Casey LG 56 Losoya, Alex C 73 Cabral, Cohl RG 71 Miller, Steven RT 59 Bailey, Quinn QB 5 Wilkins, Manny RB 3 Benjamin, Eno TE 87 Hudson, Tommy Pos ## DEFENSE E 96 Bates, Jalen N 95 Wren, Renell E 97 Forman, Shannon B 34 Soelle, Kyle M 37 Butler, Darien B 8 Robertson, Merlin R 28 King, Demonte T 43 Harvey, Jalen R 16 Crosswell, Aashari C 0W Williams, Kobe C 24 Lucas, Chase Colorado Pos ## OFFENSE WR 3 Nixon, K.D. WR 14 MacIntyre, Jay WR 2 Shenault, Lavis LT 78 Sherman, Willia LG 55 Tonz, Brett C 65 Pursell, Colby RG 64 Haigler, Aaron RT 75 Kaiser, Josh WR 18 Brown, Tony QB 12 Montez, Steven TB 34 McMillian, Trav Pos ## DEFENSE LDE 95 Antwine, Israel NT 33 Edwards, Javier RDE 3J Johnson, Mustaf OLB 26 Wells, Carson ILB 53 Landman, Nate ILB 32 Gamboa, Rick OLB 5 Taylor, Davion CB 4 Wigley, Dante FS 7 Fisher, Nick SS 6 Worthington, Ev CB 1 Abrams, Delrick Arizona State: 0F-Fields, Evan, 0S-Slade, Darius, 0R-Ruiz, Brandon, 2-Aiyuk, Brandon, 4-Crump, Koron, 9P-Pokraka, Josh, 12-French, Cody, 13-Cornay, Darien, 14-Jenkins, Ryan, 17-Newsome, Ryan, 20-Thomas, Khaylan, 21-Adams, Terin, 22-Ralston, Nick, 25-Smith, Trelon, 30-Tautalatasi, Dasmond, 31-Floyd, Isaiah, 32-Lucas, Paul, 36-Sleep-Dalton,Michael, 41-Johnson, Tyler, 45-Lea, George, 52-Hughes, Reggie, 57-Hoyt, Jordan, 58-Rising, Tyson, 63-Hemsley, Roy, 64-John, Riley, 84-Darby, Frank, 86-Hodges, Curtis, 90-Lole, Jermayne, 98-Davidson, D.J., 99-Subtyl, Dougladson. Colorado: 1M-Miller, Chris, 1T-Trego, Kyle, 1H-Hypolite, Hassa, 1G-Goldin, Josh, 2B-Blackmon, Ronni, 3R-Rakestraw, Derr, 8F-Fontenot, Alex, 9V-Vaughn, Hunter, 9M-Maddox, Aaron, 10-Tchangam, Alex, 13-Bell, Maurice, 16-Mulumba, Chris, 17-Ento, Kabion, 20-Lewis, Drew, 21-Evans, Kyle, 22-Arias, Daniel, 23-Lewis, Isaiah, 27-George, Kevin, 28-Talley, Daniel, 29-Hudson, Uryan, 35-Bisharat, Beau, 37-Cooper, Lucas, 38-Russell, Brady, 42-Falo, Nu'umato, 44-Bounds, Chris, 46-Newman, Chase, 48-Stefanou, James, 49-Price, Davis, 54-Lang, Terrance, 56-Franke, Jase, 58-Kutsch, Kary, 63-Bale, J.T., 72-Tuiloma, Lyle, 74-Lytle, Chance, 76-Fillip, Frank, 88-Jones, Darrion, 98-Magri, Nico.

9 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / OFFICIAL PLAY-BY-PLAY Colorado Buffaloes (4-0, 1-0 Pac-12) vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (3-2, 1-1 Pac-12), Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo. (October 6, 2018) WEATHER CONDITIONS: Temperature: 50 degrees at 2 P.M. / Humidity: 71 percent / Wind: North 7 mph / Skies: Mostly Cloudy COIN TOSS: Arizona State has won the toss and will defer to the second half. ASU will kick off and defend the north goal. Colorado will defend the south goal FIRST QUARTER Ruiz to kickoff for ASU. Deep for Colorado is R. Blackmon and Nixon. The kickoff sails through the end zone for a touchback. COLORADO BUFFALOES (15:00) 1-10 C25 *Montez. Montez shovel pass complete to Nixon, crossing from left to right, for 20 yards (Harvey) FD PASSING 1-10 C45 McMillian rushes up the middle for 4 yards (M. Robertson) 2-6 C49 Montez pass complete to Brown on the left flat for 3 yards (Harvey) 3-3 A48 Nixon takes the direct snap and rushes up the middle for 1 yard (Butler) 4-2 A47 McMillian rushes over right tackle for 5 yards (Bates) FD RUSHING 1-10 A42 Montez pass incomplete, out of bounds on the right side (QBH: Bates) 2-10 A42 Montez pass incomplete, intended for Brown deep down the right side 3-10 A42 Montez pass complete to Shenault on the left flat for 2 yards (M. Robertson) 4-8 A40 D. Price to punt. Harry to receive. D. Price punts 26 yards to the A14, Harry calls for and receives the fair catch ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (12:20) 1-10 A14 *Wilkins. Benjamin rushes up the middle for 7 yards (Landman) 2-3 A21 Benjamin rushes up the middle for minus-1 yard (Johnson) 3-4 A20 Wilkins pass incomplete, intended for Darby. PENALTY: CU guilty of offsides (Tchangam), 5-yard penalty NO PLAY FD PENALTY 1-10 A25 Wilkins pass complete to Benjamin on the right flat for minus-3 yards (Taylor, Gamboa) 2-13 A22 Benjamin rushes around the right side for 17 yards (D. Lewis) FD RUSHING 1-10 A39 Floyd rushes over right tackle for 8 yards (Gamboa, Antwine) 2-2 A47 Wilkins pass complete to Harry over the middle for 16 yards (Wigley) FD PASSING 1-10 C37 PENALTY: CU guilty of illegal substitution infraction, 5-yard penalty NO PLAY 1-5 C32 Wilkins pass incomplete, intended for Harry down the left side 2-5 C32 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 9 yards (Lang) FD RUSHING 1-10 C23 Benjamin rushes over right guard for 3 yards (D. Lewis) 2-7 C20 Wilkins is sacked by Franke for minus-3 yards 3-10 C23 Wilkins pass incomplete, intended for Harry. PENALTY: CU guilty of pass interference (Wigley), 15-yard penalty NO PLAY FD PENALTY TIME OUT: Arizona State, first team (7:04) 1-G C8 Benjamin rushes over right tackle for 7 yards (Worthington, Johnson) 2-G C1 Benjamin rushes over right guard for 0 yards (Franke, Gamboa) 3-G C1 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 1 yard and a TOUCHDOWN (5:47). PAT Kick by Ruiz is GOOD ARIZONA STATE 7, COLORADO 0 (Scoring Drive: 13 plays, 86 yards, 3 defensive penalties, 6:33) Ruiz to kickoff. Nixon & R. Blackmon to receive. The kickoff sails through the end zone for a touchback. COLORADO BUFFALOES (5:47) 1-10 C25 *Montez. Montez pass complete to Shenault on the left flat for 12 yards (Soelle) FD PASSING 1-10 C37 Montez pass complete to Shenault on the right hash for 3 yards (Soelle) 2-7 C40 McMillian takes the pitch to the left and rushes to the left side for 12 yards (King) FD RUSHING 1-10 A48 McMillian takes the pitch to the right and rushes to the right side for 6 yards (King) 2-4 A42 Montez pass complete to Brown on the right sideline for 39 yards (Adams) Offsides penalty on ASU is declined FD PASSING 1-G A3 Evans rushes up the middle for minus-1 yard (Butler, Johnson) 2-G A4 Montez shovel pass complete to Shenault up the middle for 3 yards (Johnson) 3-G A1 Shenault, on the direct snap, rushes up the middle for 1 yard and a TOUCHDOWN (2:52). PAT Kick by Stefanou is GOOD COLORADO 7, ARIZONA STATE 7 (Scoring Drive: 8 plays, 75 yards, 2:55) D. Price to kickoff. P. Lucas to receive. The kickoff is taken Lucas 4-yards deep in the end zone and returned 16 yards (Cooper) ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (2:47) 1-10 A16 Wilkins. Benjamin rushes up the middle for 7 yards (D. Lewis, Worthington) 2-3 A23 Benjamin rushes over left guard for 1 yard (Edwards, Johnson) 3-2 A24 Harry takes the direct snap and rushes up the middle for 2 yards (Johnson, Wells) FD RUSHING 1-10 A26 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 3 yards (Abrams) 2-7 A29 Wilkins pass complete to Harry down the right side for 30 yards (Wigley) FD PASSING 1-10 C41 Benjamin rushes around right end for 0 yards (D. Lewis) END OF QUARTER 2-10 C41 PENALTY: ASU guilty of a false start (Bailey), 5-yard penalty NO PLAY 2-15 C46 PENALTY: ASU guilty of a false start (Bailey), 5-yard penalty NO PLAY 2-20 A49 Wilkins pass complete to Harry over the middle for 16 yards (Wigley) TIME OUT: Colorado, first team (14:17) 3-4 C35 Benjamin rushes over right tackle for 0 yards (Franke, Tuiloma) TIME OUT: Arizona State, second team (13:31) 4-4 C35 Ruiz 53-yard field goal attempt is no good, wide left. Direction change to the C36

10 Quickie Statistics (1st quarter) Arizona State vs Colorado (Oct 06, 2018 at Boulder, CO) ASU COLO Score 7 7 FIRST DOWNS 7 5 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 09:20 05:40 Third-Down Conversions 2 of 2 1 of 3 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 1 Arizona State Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg Benjamin, Eno Floyd, Isaiah Harry, N'Keal Wilkins, Manny Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Wilkins, Manny Receiving No. Yards TD Long Harry, N'Keal Benjamin, Eno Colorado Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg McMillian, Trav Shenault, Lavis Nixon, K.D Evans, Kyle Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Montez, Steven Receiving No. Yards TD Long Shenault, Lavis Brown, Tony Nixon, K.D Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Price, Davis Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long Kick Returns No. Yards TD Long Lucas, Paul Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL Soelle, Kyle King, Demonte Robertson, Merlin Harvey, Jalen Kick Returns No. Yards TD Long Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL Lewis, Drew Johnson, Mustaf Gamboa, Rick Wigley, Dante Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 1st 05:47 ASU - Benjamin, Eno 1 yd run (Ruiz, Brandon kick), : :52 COLO - Shenault, Lavis 1 yd run (Stefanou, James kick), :00 7-7

11 COLORADO FOOTBALL / Official Play-By-Play (Colorado vs. Arizona State) COLORADO BUFFALOES (13:25) Second QUARTER 1-10 C36 *Montez. Montez pass complete to Nixon for 3 yards (Bates) 2-7 C39 Montez pass complete to Shenault on the left side for 12 yards (Harvey) FD PASSING 1-10 A49 Montez pass incomplete, out of bounds on the right side 2-10 A49 MacIntyre takes the hand off to the left, pitches to Shenault crossing to the right. Shenault pitches back to Montez who passes complete back to MacIntyre on the left side for 22 yards (Harvey) FD PASSING 1-10 A27 Montez pass complete to Shenault on the left side for 7 yards (M. Robertson) 2-3 A20 Montez scrambles, passes incomplete on the left side, out of bounds (QBH: M. Robertson) 3-3 A20 Montez shovel pass complete to Nixon up the middle for minus-1 yard (Kearse-Thomas) 4-4 A21 Stefanou 38-yard field goal attempt is no good, wide right ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (10:48) 1-10 A21 *Wilkins. Benjamin rushes around right end for 17 yards (Worthington) FD RUSHING 1-10 A38 Wilkins pass complete to Hudson on the left flat for 1 yard (Worthington) 2-9 A39 Wilkins, on the keeper, rushes to the left side for 5 yards (D. Lewis) 3-4 A44 Wilkins pass complete to Benjamin on the left hash for 5 yards (Gamboa, Landman). FD PASSING PENALTY: CU guilty of personal foul, targeting (Landman), 15-yard penalty Targeting was reviewed, call on the field stands FD PENALTY 1-10 C36 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 9 yards (Worthington) 2-1 C27 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 3 yards (Johnson, D. Lewis) FD RUSHING 1-10 C24 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 0 yards (Wells) 2-10 C24 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 9 yards (D. Lewis) 3-1 C15 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 3 yards (Worthington) FD RUSHING 1-10 C12 Smith rushes over left guard for 2 yards (Taylor) 2-8 C10 Wilkins pass incomplete, intended for Hodges on the right side (PBU: Worthington) 3-8 C10 Wilkins, on the keeper, rushes to the left sideline for 9 yards (Abrams) FD RUSHING 1-G C1 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 1 yard and a TOUCHDOWN (5:45). PAT Kick by Ruiz is GOOD ARIZONA STATE 14, COLORADO 7 (Scoring Drive: 13 plays, 79 yards, 1 defensive penalty, 5:03) Ruiz to kickoff. Nixon & R. Blackmon to receive. The kickoff is taken by Nixon at the goal line and returned 16 yards (Johnson) COLORADO BUFFALOES (5:39) 1-10 C16 *Montez. McMillian rushes over right guard for 14 yards (Adams) FD RUSHING 1-10 C30 Montez pass incomplete, intended for Shenault on the left hash 2-10 C30 McMillian rushes to the right side for minus-2 yards (Bates) 3-12 C28 Montez pass complete to MacIntyre down the right side for 27 yards (Kearse-Thomas, Lucas) 1-10 A45 McMillian rushes up the middle for 7 yards (Lea) FD PASSING 2-3 A38 McMillian rushes up the middle for 0 yards (Lole) 3-3 A38 Shenault takes the direct snap and rushes up the middle for 1 yard (Harvey, Lea) 4-2 A37 Shenault takes the direct snap and rushes over right guard for 7 yards (Johnson, Harvey) FD RUSHING PENALTY: ASU guilty of unsportsmanlike conduct, taunting (Kearse-Thomas), 15-yard penalty FD PENALTY 1-10 A15 Montez pass complete to Shenault on the left side for 9 yards (Crosswell, Forman) 2-1 A6 Evans rushes up the middle for 0 yards (M. Robertson, Butler) 3-1 A6 Shenault, on the direct snap, rushes over right tackle for 3 yards (Harvey) FD RUSHING 1-G A3 McMillian rushes up the middle for 0 yards (Forman, Johnson) TIME OUT: Colorado, second team (0:28) TIME OUT: Arizona State, third team (0:28) 2-G A3 Montez pass complete to Shenault on the left hash for 3 yards and a TOUCHDOWN (0:24). PAT Kick by Stefanou is GOOD COLORADO 14, ARIZONA STATE 14 (Scoring Drive: 13 plays, 84 yards, 1 defensive penalty, 5:15) D. Price to kickoff. P. Lucas to receive. The kickoff bounces through the end zone for a touchback ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (0:24) 1-10 A25 *Wilkins. Wilkins takes a knee, team rush for minus-1 yard END OF HALF

12 Quickie Statistics (Halftime) Arizona State vs Colorado (Oct 06, 2018 at Boulder, CO) ASU COLO Score FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 16:28 13:32 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 6 3 of 7 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 2 of 2 Arizona State Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg Benjamin, Eno Wilkins, Manny Floyd, Isaiah Smith, Trelon Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Wilkins, Manny Receiving No. Yards TD Long Harry, N'Keal Benjamin, Eno Hudson, Tommy Colorado Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg McMillian, Trav Shenault, Lavis Nixon, K.D Evans, Kyle Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Montez, Steven Receiving No. Yards TD Long Shenault, Lavis Nixon, K.D MacIntyre, Jay Brown, Tony Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Price, Davis Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long Kick Returns No. Yards TD Long Lucas, Paul Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL Harvey, Jalen Johnson, Tyler Robertson, Merlin Bates, Jalen Kick Returns No. Yards TD Long Nixon, K.D Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL Lewis, Drew Worthington, Ev Johnson, Mustaf Gamboa, Rick Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 1st 05:47 ASU - Benjamin, Eno 1 yd run (Ruiz, Brandon kick), : :52 COLO - Shenault, Lavis 1 yd run (Stefanou, James kick), : nd 05:45 ASU - Benjamin, Eno 1 yd run (Ruiz, Brandon kick), : :24 COLO - Shenault, Lavis 3 yd pass from Montez, Steven (Stefanou, James kick), :

13 COLORADO FOOTBALL / Official Play-By-Play (Colorado vs. Arizona State) THIRD QUARTER D. Price to kickoff. P. Lucas to receive. The kickoff sails through the end zone for a touchback ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (15:00) 1-10 A25 *Wilkins. Wilkins pass complete to Darby on the right side for 19 yards (Wigley) FD PASSING 1-10 A44 Benjamin rushes around left end for 15 yards (Taylor) FD RUSHING 1-10 C41 PENALTY: ASU guilty of a false start (Tucker), 5-yard penalty NO PLAY 1-15 C46 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 6 yards (Wells) 2-9 C40 Wilkins pass complete to Darby deep down the middle for 40 yards and a TOUCHDOWN (13:35). PAT Kick by Ruiz is GOOD FD PASSING ARIZONA STATE 21, COLORADO 14 (Scoring Drive: 4 plays, 75 yards, 1:25) Ruiz to kickoff. Nixon & R. Blackmon to receive. The kickoff results in a fair catch by R. Blackmon at the goal line for a touchback COLORADO BUFFALOES (13:35) 1-10 C25 *Montez. Montez pass complete to Shenault on the left side for 25 yards (Adams, Crosswell) FD PASSING 1-10 C50 McMillian rushes up the middle for 6 yards (Butler, Harvey) 2-4 A44 McMillian rushes up the middle for 10 yards (Harvey) FD RUSHING 1-10 A34 McMillian rushes to the left side for 4 yards (Harvey) 2-6 A30 Montez pass complete to Shenault deep down the left side for 30 yards and a TOUCHDOWN (11:46). FD PASSING PAT Kick by Stefanou is GOOD COLORADO 21, ARIZONA STATE 21 (Scoring Drive: 5 plays, 75 yards, 1:49) D. Price to kickoff. P. Lucas to receive. The kickoff bounces through the end zone for a touchback ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (11:46) 1-10 A25 *Wilkins. Wilkins pass complete to Ky. Williams on the right side for 13 yards, out of bounds FD PASSING 1-10 A38 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 0 yards (D. Lewis) 2-10 A38 Benjamin rushes up the middle for minus-2 yards (Taylor) 3-12 A36 Wilkins pass incomplete, intended for Harry on the right sideline (QBH: Wells) 4-12 A36 Sleep-Dalton to punt. R. Blackmon to receive. Sleep-Dalton punts 47 yards to the C17 R. Blackmon calls for the fair catch, but fumbles, he recovers it and falls on it at the C20 for a return of 3 yards, downed COLORADO BUFFALOES (9:49) 1-10 C20 *Montez. Montez screen pass complete to Shenault on the left side for 5 yards (Forman) 2-5 C25 Montez pass incomplete, intended for Shenault on the right side (QBH: Johnson) 3-5 C25 Montez scrambles, rushes to the left side for 2 yards (C. Lucas, M. Robertson) 4-3 C27 D. Price to punt. Harry to receive. D. Price punts 44 yards to the C29, Harry returns 11 yards (D. Lewis) ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (8:28) 1-10 A40 *Wilkins. Benjamin rushes up the middle for 2 yards (Abrams) 2-8 A42 Benjamin rushes up the middle for 0 yards (Edwards) 3-8 A42 Wilkins scrambles, rushes up the middle for 6 yards (D. Lewis) TIME OUT: Arizona State, first team (6:36) 4-2 A48 Sleep-Dalton to punt. R. Blackmon to receive. Sleep-Dalton punts 48 yards to the C4, downed COLORADO BUFFALOES (6:24) 1-10 C4 *Montez. McMillian rushes up the middle for 0 yards (Wren, Butler) 2-10 C4 Montez screen pass incomplete, intended for MacIntyre on the left side (PBU: Ko. Williams) 3-10 C4 McMillian rushes over right guard for 3 yards (Wren) 4-7 C7 D. Price to punt. Aiyuk to receive. D. Price punts 28 yards to the C35. PENALTY: ASU guilty of offsides (Cornay), 5-yard penalty NO PLAY 4-2 C12 D. Price to punt. Aiyuk to receive. D. Price punts 45 yards to the A43, Aiyuk calls for and receives the fair catch ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (4:45) 1-10 A43 *Wilkins. Benjamin rushes over right guard for 2 yards (Fisher) 2-8 A45 Wilkins pass complete to Ky. Williams on the left side for 6 yards (Taylor) 3-2 C49 Wilkins, on the keeper, rushes up the middle for 1 yard (Johnson) 4-1 C48 Sleep-Dalton to punt. R. Blackmon to receive. Sleep-Dalton punts 48 yards into the end zone for a touchback COLORADO BUFFALOES (3:13) 1-10 C20 *Montez. McMillian rushes over left tackle for 3 yards (Forman) 2-7 C23 Montez pass complete to Nixon on the left sideline for 24 yards (Crosswell) FD PASSING A personal foul, targeting call (Crosswell) was reviewed by the booth and overturned, no penalty 1-10 C47 McMillian rushes up the middle for 7 yards (M. Robertson, Crump) 2-3 A46 McMillian rushes over left guard for 1 yard (Butler, M. Robertson) 3-2 A45 Montez, on the keeper, rushes around left end for 3 yards (King) FD RUSHING 1-10 A42 McMillian rushes over left tackle for 5 yards. PENALTY: CU guilty of holding (Sherman), 10-yard penalty NO PLAY 1-20 C48 Montez pass complete to Nixon deep down the left side for 51 yards (C. Lucas) FD PASSING The play was reviewed by the booth (to see if Nixon scored), call on the field stands 1-G A1 Shenault, on the direct snap, rushes over left tackle for 1 yard and a TOUCHDOWN (0:42). PAT Kick by Stefanou is GOOD COLORADO 28, ARIZONA STATE 21 (Scoring Drive: 7 plays, 80 yards, 2:31) D. Price to kickoff. P. Lucas to receive. The kickoff is taken by P. Lucas 5-yards deep and downed for a touchback.

14 Quickie Statistics (3rd quarter) Arizona State vs Colorado (Oct 06, 2018 at Boulder, CO) ASU COLO Score FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 24:08 20:52 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 9 4 of 10 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 2 of 2 Arizona State Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg Benjamin, Eno Wilkins, Manny Floyd, Isaiah Smith, Trelon Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Wilkins, Manny Receiving No. Yards TD Long Darby, Frank Harry, N'Keal Williams, Kyle Benjamin, Eno Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Sleep-Dalton,Michael Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long Harry, N'Keal Kick Returns No. Yards TD Long Lucas, Paul Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL Harvey, Jalen Robertson, Merlin Butler, Darien Johnson, Tyler Colorado Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg McMillian, Trav Shenault, Lavis Montez, Steven Nixon, K.D Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Montez, Steven Receiving No. Yards TD Long Shenault, Lavis Nixon, K.D MacIntyre, Jay Brown, Tony Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Price, Davis Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long Blackmon, Ronni Kick Returns No. Yards TD Long Nixon, K.D Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL Lewis, Drew Worthington, Ev Johnson, Mustaf Taylor, Davion Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 1st 05:47 ASU - Benjamin, Eno 1 yd run (Ruiz, Brandon kick), : :52 COLO - Shenault, Lavis 1 yd run (Stefanou, James kick), : nd 05:45 ASU - Benjamin, Eno 1 yd run (Ruiz, Brandon kick), : :24 COLO - Shenault, Lavis 3 yd pass from Montez, Steven (Stefanou, James kick), : rd 13:35 ASU - Darby, Frank 40 yd pass from Wilkins, Manny (Ruiz, Brandon kick), : :46 COLO - Shenault, Lavis 30 yd pass from Montez, Steven (Stefanou, James kick), : :42 COLO - Shenault, Lavis 1 yd run (Stefanou, James kick), :

15 COLORADO FOOTBALL / Official Play-By-Play (Colorado vs. Arizona State) Third Quarter (Cont.) ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (0:42) 1-10 A25 *Wilkins. Wilkins pass complete to Darby over the middle for 72 yards (Fisher) FD PASSING 1-G C3 Benjamin rushes over left tackle for 2 yards (Edwards, Franke) END OF QUARTER 2-G C2 Wilkins is sacked by Johnson for minus-8 yards TIME OUT: Arizona State, second team (14:11) 3-G C10 Wilkins pass complete to Ky. Williams over the middle for 7 yards (Worthington) 4-G C3 Wilkins pass incomplete, intended for Hodges in the right corner of the end zone (PBU: Abrams). Colorado takes over on downs COLORADO BUFFALOES (13:25) 1-10 C3 *Montez. McMillian rushes over left tackle for 4 yards (Forman, Soelle) 2-6 C7 McMillian rushes up the middle for 9 yards (Forman) FD RUSHING 1-10 C16 McMillian rushes up the middle for 4 yards (Harvey) 2-6 C20 McMillian rushes over left guard for 1 yard (Bates) 3-5 C21 Montez scrambles, rushes to the left side for 12 yards, downed FD RUSHING 1-10 C33 Montez pass incomplete, intended for Nixon down the left sideline 2-10 C33 Montez pass complete to Brown on the right hash for 9 yards (Ko. Williams) 3-1 C42 McMillian rushes around left end for 2 yards (Hoyt) FD RUSHING 1-10 C44 McMillian rushes up the middle for 5 yards (Subtyl) 2-5 C49 Montez pass incomplete, intended for Shenault deep down the left sideline TIME OUT: Colorado, first team (9:12) 3-5 C49 Montez scrambles, rushes to the right side for 7 yards. PENALTY: CU guilty of holding (Pursell), 10-yard penalty NO PLAY 3-15 C39 Montez pass complete to Brown on the right side for 4 yards (Frederick) 4-11 C43 D. Price to punt. Aiyuk to receive. D. Price punts 36 yards to the A21, Aiyuk returns 9 yards, fumbles, forced by Bisharat, recovered by Ky. Williams, downed ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (8:01) 1-10 A30 *Wilkins. Wilkins scrambles, rushes up the middle for 4 yards, downed 2-6 A34 Wilkins pass incomplete, intended for Hodges on the right hash (PBU: Taylor) 3-6 A34 Wilkins pass incomplete, intended for Aiyuk down the middle (QBH: Wells) Play was reviewed for targeting, call was confirmed no targeting 4-6 A34 Sleep-Dalton to punt. R. Blackmon to receive. Sleep-Dalton punts 47 yards to the C19 R. Blackmon returns 5 yards (Cornay) COLORADO BUFFALOES (7:10) 1-10 C24 *Montez. McMillian rushes up the middle for 6 yards (Bates) 2-4 C30 McMillian rushes up the middle for 7 yards (Harvey, Ko. Williams) FD RUSHING 1-10 C37 McMillian rushes over left guard for 6 yards (Harvey) 2-4 C43 McMillian rushes up the middle for minus-1 yard (Kearse-Thomas) 3-5 C42 Montez pass complete to Shenault on the left side for 8 yards (C. Lucas) FD PASSING 1-10 C50 McMillian rushes up the middle for 4 yards (Lea, Hoyt) 2-6 A46 McMillian rushes up the middle for minus-1 yard (M. Robertson, Davidson) TIME OUT: Arizona State, third team (3:27) 3-7 A47 Montez pass complete to Shenault on the right sideline for 8 yards, downed FD PASSING 1-10 A39 Evans rushes up the middle for 4 yards (M. Robertson, Wren) 2-6 A35 McMillian rushes over right tackle for 10 yards (Harvey, C. Lucas) FD RUSHING 1-10 A25 Montez takes a knee, team rush for minus-1 yard 2-11 A26 Montez takes a knee, team rush for minus-1 yard 3-12 A27 Montez takes a knee, team rush for minus-2 yards END OF GAME

16 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / POSTGAME QUOTES Page 1-A Colorado Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12), Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo. (October 6, 2018) Colorado Head Coach Mike MacIntyre General First of all, Arizona State is really good football team. Their offensive line is huge. The running back [Eno] Benjamin, I was a little nervous, in the first half we had a hard time tackling him. In the second half, our guys adjusted. I thought the D line and the front seven play in the second half was pretty amazing. We ve kind of done that a couple of games now. We need to get that cranked up a little bit quicker in the first half. The way we ran the ball at the end of the game to put the game away, to me was really special. I think we got the ball with 7:10 (remaining) or something and ran the ball. The time we had to throw it, they knew we were going to throw it and they blitzed and we protected well. That was a really special ending there. On Defense Down The Stretch They were doing a good job picking up our slants a little with their big linemen washing us by, so we stopped slanting as much and started plugging our backers to try to get him in the backfield before he got started, which we did. Then, our kids just got better being stout and tackling him lower. We were trying to tackle him low going into the game because he spins all the time. We started hitting him lower, so that helped. I really think our stamina helped tremendously on both sides of the ball. We were stronger at the end than they were. That s a credit to [Director of Strength and Conditioning] Drew Wilson. I think it s also a credit to the way our coaches practice them and push them so hard. On Steven Montez Bringing The Whole Offensive Line To Postgame Press Conference He s a really likable guy as you all have noticed, he has a great personality, he cares about everybody. Everybody has ego, but he controls his ego really well. He loves all of his teammates and hanging out with them, being around them. I think it shows a lot that he brought them all up here. He s that type of guy, he cares about everybody. On Bouncing Back After ILB Nate Landman s Ejection I think they reacted fine. The good thing is Drew [Lewis] has played inside a lot so we just moved him inside and put Carson Wells outside. On CB Delrick Abrams Fourth Down Pass Breakup Gigantic. He played it just like we taught, redzone technique. Him and the guy were both on each other, he got up and got his hand in. I m glad he s 6 3 and long. That s why we call him Slim. That was a great play. I thought they might throw it to the other side, but Chris [Miller] was in good coverage on No. 1 (ASU WR N Keal Harry). I think the other big play was when they ran the bootleg and Mustafa [Johnson], a 285 pound defensive tackle, plays the boot correctly, comes under control and tackles the quarterback. That was huge. I thought that whole series was really two good football teams making plays, we just made one more. On Accuracy Of QB Steven Montez He knows where he wants to go with the ball. That saying we have of knowledge plus confidence equals playing fast, that helps. He s really worked on his feet, he s really balanced on his feet. You don t see him falling off. He knows when to step up, he knows when to step out and scramble and get his feet set. He s just continued maturing and he s gotten a little bit better in every area, and that s making a huge difference. On Run Defense In the UCLA game, they ran through us on one play there that we had the guy. (Arizona State has) good running backs and a good offensive lines. If we can hold teams to 21 points and under 400 yards of offense in the Pac 12 (that s usually enough to win). Of course, you want to hold them under 200 and want them to score zero. To me we gave our offense and opportunity. Their offensive line was big and physical, and [ASU RB Eno] Benjamin is good. Our kids just kept playing and playing. We missed a few tackles early. He made a couple of great cutbacks. A lot of running backs can t make those cutbacks. We said we have to stop doing that and get him corralled. They re a good team. Earlier on, tackling a little bit better is what we d like to do. On Looking Forward To Southern California I want to enjoy this one. I ll start working on Southern Cal tomorrow. Of course, I think they have more players in the NFL in the history of college football than anybody. I think that sums up their talent. We will get ready for them Sunday. It will be a great game on a Saturday night. I m pretty sure there it will be a huge crowd there It ll be a lot of fun for us and for them On Family Atmosphere Around Team It is really exciting. I love all of my teams. I care about all of my teams. There are some teams you kind of like more than others just because of how they all are together and you kind of like what you see. This team I really like. I like being around them. I like going to practice. I like hanging out with them. They have that unique ability to be focused but also be loose. You don t find that all of the time. I think they have that which you need. You have to be focused and you have to be loose. They just keep playing. They really just keep playing. I give credit to our strengths staff and to our coaches for instilling that in them. I give credit to our seniors and our senior captains of how they have instilled that in them. This is not a selfish group. They really are a group that will do anything they need to do to help each other win.

17 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / POSTGAME QUOTES Page 1-B Colorado Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12), Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo. (October 6, 2018) Mike MacIntyre (Cont.) On Veteran Leadership Our veterans have taken the leadership role. They have truly showed the younger guys that they care about them and they are a huge part of the team. They help them, they work with them, they push them they do everything. I have been so proud of our seniors and our captains for how thev have done that. It has been pretty inspiring to me. On Direct Snaps To WR Laviska Shenault Jr. Our offensive line is blocking. We have also added a few more wrinkles to it each week. The first week, we only ran it one way. The second week, we countered. The third week, we did a different one. We added in motion and all of these different things. I am pretty sure they ll keep keying on it. We ll have some other wrinkles up our sleeve to do some different things with it. Our line is just blowing them off. Our tight ends are kicking people out. Laviska hits it downfield fast and he s powerful. I thought one of the cool plays was when we ran that screen down there on the goal line and blocked and the corner kind of saw it and just came running. He had a clean hit on Laviska and juts bounced off of him and Laviska just ran in. It was a great throw. He caught the ball and he was able to get his shoulders up field straight. If he would ve been behind him, the guy would ve been able to tackle him. It was a perfect pass. We told him to get his shoulders up field. We thought anywhere in the two yard line in this game, the way they played, that if he caught it, if the guy tackled him, he could lean in and get it in. He just ran right through him [TE] Chris (Bounds) and [WR] Jay (MacIntyre) made two really good blocks on the other guys so they couldn t slow him down. That was a good play. On Physical And Mental Toughness Compared To Last Season We are more mentally and physically tough as a whole than we were last year. There s no doubt. We didn t win those type of games last year. We wouldn t have put them away like we did. We wouldn t have kept battling. They have really bonded well and the coaches have done a great job of pushing that. They are a more mentally and physically tough football team. There s no doubt about it. On OLB Jacob Callier Taking Redshirt Jacob hurt his shoulder in the very first game against CSU. He played on it in the first four games. We thought he d be able to play on it the rest of the year but it is really bothering him so he s getting operated on Tuesday. He ll be able to redshirt with that new rule. I was proud of what he did and how was playing. We need him but now that [ [OLB] Alex Tchangam is kind of coming along and some other guys; that has helped us. I really appreciate Jacob and he ll get operated on Tuesday by Eric McCarty, the best Doctor in America. He ll do a good job and he ll be back ready to go for spring practice. On Tackles By S Nick Fisher On Potential Game Tying Play It was huge. I know I use that word too much, but it was huge. It was a critical play that he never gave up on. Then our guys didn t say, well they re down there, they re going to score. They rose up and stopped them. That was a huge series in the football game no doubt about it.

18 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / POSTGAME QUOTES Page 2 Colorado Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12), Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo. (October 6, 2018) Arizona State Head Coach Herm Edwards General Another disappointing loss on the road, we seemed to fall short. Last three road games we lost by a score. It was a very hard fought football game. I thought that we had some momentum early. We came out in the third quarter and put some points on the board. From there they got two scores and that was about the game. I thought that the 32 yard punt that they shanked but we were [called] offside, that was a big play. Maybe we do not score but we are in a position to score. I think that opportunities present themselves and they capitalized on the opportunities when they presented themselves and we didn t. That is what the game boils down to; when you lose a game like this, a one score game, I can go back to all three of them we lost and there are two to three plays. The Michigan State game we win, we make the plays down the stretch and that is what it boils down to. We have to do a better job. We have to get healthy, we have a couple guys that are beat up. We have a bye this week, we are a three and three football team with six games left. We will see what we can make of it, we are still right in it but we have to win games. On Laviska Shenault Jr He is a fabulous football player. Just watching him on tape, he was really fabulous. There were a couple of times that we had him doubled and he still caught the football. You have to give him credit, they found a way to get him the ball and he made a lot of big plays for them today. You throw him the ball and all of a sudden he makes some guys miss and he is running. We could not tackle him, we had him a couple of times even in the first series they threw him a little screen and we had him but all of a sudden we didn t have him. He broke the tackle and kept running, he was hot. He is a really good player and you can tell on the field. We knew going in we were going to have to stop number two. So if you stop number two you will have a chance. On Trying to Suppress The Buffaloes Scoring After Half We did but here again you have to give them credit. They got us into some bad downs, they got us into some bad yardages and that is never good. I think that both teams battled that way in the second half. I think that both teams kind of adjusted. They hit us on two big plays which you look at the tape and go look at the coverage, we were in the right coverage but just didn t play it very well. Kudos to them, because they made the plays. On How He Thought CU Adjusted To The Run Game They did a nice job, they got us into some bad downs too and that is always bad. You never want to be behind the chains. We have some time now to go back and regroup and look at us. We will look at us on defense and special teams and then we play Stanford at home. Another really good football team. I just think that there is a lot of work to be done still, we knew that when we started the season off. We got ourselves to three and three, we can say that we can be better than that but we are not. We are a three and three football team and we have some improving to do. On Going For It On Fourth Down On The Road When you are the underdog you have to try and steal a possession and go for it even more. That is the logic behind it. You are the underdog, you are on the road, you just had a nice drive and you feel like you have the momentum. You feel like you can go in and score and tie it up and we are in the ball game. If you do not you feel like you have nine minutes left you hold them they punt, you can hopefully get the ball on the fifty and you get another shot. So it just didn t work out.

19 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / POSTGAME QUOTES Page 3-A Colorado Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12), Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo. (October 6, 2018) Colorado Players TB Travon McMillian ON THE CLOSING DRIVE It was good to show that we could do that. Our O line did a great job there. They were moving a lot up front and they were handling the movements. They are a good defense. I m just excited that we were able to go out there and execute. ON SHOWING THEY CAN BEAT A QUALITY OPPONENT It is really important to show that, but we aren t satisfied. We are going to keep going to work each and every day. We bring that mindset every day that we re trying to be faster on offense, control the clock and control the ball. It is exciting and we re going to enjoy it, but we have another opponent next week we are going to have to prepare for. We ll enjoy it tonight and then get to work Sunday and Monday. ON THE ENERGY FROM THE CROWD It gave us a lot of energy, that is for sure. ON HOW HE STAYED POSITIVE NOT BEING ON THE FIELD LAST YEAR Each other. We would look at each other like, Man, we got to do something. Coach Mac (HC Mike MacIntyre) had a plan and Coach Chev (CO OC Darrin Chiaverini) had a plan. Y all see what he s (Chiaverini) doing. He s amazing. When we got the opportunity, we took advantage of it. ON THE PLAY OF THE OFFENSIVE LINE The offensive line is where it starts. We can t be Viska, K.D., Travon, or Montez without the offensive line. We re blessed and thankful for them. Knowing that Travon is getting the ball every time and then throwing it on third down and they know that, and still getting the ball out and still getting the big run. Our offensive line did amazing today. ON THE BIG STOPS FROM THE DEFENSSE It turned us up. Seeing them get a stop and then seeing Viska make a big catch or a big run pumps the whole stadium up. That s what we need. They did this last week. It wasn t a shock to us. We knew that in the second half we were going to come hard, play better, take our time and get it. WR Laviska Shenault Jr. ON HIS EXCITEMENT AFTER THE WIN I don t really know how to describe it. It s definitely a relief. I was pumped when I was in the moment. ON THE CROWD ATTENDENCE We called it in the offseason. We were going to get it more packed, more packed, and more packed. It is going to keep going. ON FOCUSING ON THE TEAM THROUGH ALL OF HIS SUCCESS It is a team sport. At the end of the day, it s a team sport. ON HIS CONNECTION WITH QB STEVEN MONTEZ It started in the offseason, coming in and working every day. Our mindset is different from last year. We just have a better mindset; a winning mindset and a dog mindset. ON HOW HE STAYED POSITIVE NOT BEING ON THE FIELD LAST YEAR Trusting the process. That was the main thing. ON THE ENERGY FROM THE CROWD I definitely felt it. It felt good. WR K.D. Nixon ON HIS 51 YARD RECEPTION It was a blessing to be a part of that, but at the same time my brother (Laviska Shenault Jr.) had four touchdowns so that is what I m most happy about. ON HIS CONNECTION WITH QB STEVEN MONTEZ I remember when we were in the dorm room last year, crying and thinking how we could help this team out. As soon as we lost to Utah in that last game, the next week me, Montez, and Viska (Laviska Shenault Jr.) were in the lab getting in extra work. It was just a blessing to be with Montez getting it right. Seeing all this payoff is no surprise to us.

20 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / POSTGAME QUOTES Page 3-B Colorado Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12), Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo. (October 6, 2018) Colorado Players (Cont.) WR Tony Brown ON IF THEY ARE HAVING FUN ON THE FIELD Yeah, that s the way that we do things, we go out and have fun. There are certain times where you have to be focused. When you re out here winning it s fun. ON IF OFFENSE IS HAVING GOOD RHYTHM Definitely once we had our rhythm going, we just kept going. With (quarterback) Steven Montez, he sees everything, and everyone else in on the same page. Running backs, receivers, linemen, we all just keep moving forward. ON ATMOSPHERE IN THE STADIUM There was a lot of energy seeing all of the fans out there. They were all pumped, and that just got us pumped, and we just kept continuing to make plays. ON HIS ROLE WITHIN THE OFFENSE This was big for me to step up, I was always ready for my number to be called. I just stepped up. ON LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT WEEK I m excited. I am going to be back home, and all of my family is going to be there. That s going to be a good game, but it s just another game and we ve got to keep moving forward. OLB Drew Lewis ON THE MOVE BACK TO ILB It felt like I was going back to what I was doing last year. I remember still learning what I was supposed to do and getting better on the inside. Shifting to outside linebacker felt like starting a new position. So, it was going back to what I knew, it didn t make me too nervous at all because I was going back to my old ways. ON THE PUNT RETURN HIT It was pretty bizarre, I got double teamed at first, pushed out of bounds and almost hit Coach Mac (MacIntyre). I kind of just kept on going because I knew that the play was still going on. When I got back in bounds I don t think #1 (Harry) saw me at all so I just blindsided him. It felt pretty good. ON LAST YEAR S CONTEST INTO THIS GAME [Last Year s Game] Really did cross my mind mid way through the game. I remember the feeling last year of being up by so much and then letting it go. I felt like part of it was on me, not being able to stop the run. I took that personally, and brought that into the game today. I m happy with the way the game ended. CB Delrick Abrams, Jr. ON THE FOURTH DOWN STOP I knew they were going to come my way because he s 6 8. He s a big receiver. But it cae out our way. It felt great to stop them on fourth down. ON PLAYING IN FRONT OF 50,000 PEOPLE It feels great, you know? Playing in Folsom Field, there s nothing like it. Making big plays and hearing the stadium get loud; I love playing at Folsom. LB Rick Gamboa ON LOSING LB NATE LANDMAN TO EJECTION I think it is pretty much that next man up. We had to move Drew back inside. He played inside all last year so it wasn t a big adjustment for us. That made Carson Wells have to play more outside linebacker to take place of [LB] Drew (Lewis). I think just having that man up knowing we trust everyone on the defense, having that trust and love for each other. We believe in each other no matter you if you were a two or three to start the game. Once you are on the field, everyone has that trust and belief that you are going to make those plays we need you to make. ON THE EMOTIONAL TOLL OF LOSING NATE LANDMAN EARLY IN THE GAME Emotionally, it hurts just seeing one of your guys have to leave the game. As a defense, it hurts half of the team knowing we are going to have to play the rest of the game without Nate. It definitely hurt. I think after that drive, we were able to go back to the bench we were able to talk things through to see where we kind of messed up. From there, we just kept moving on. ON THE DIFFICULTY TO STAY FOCUSED AS THE ATTENTION TO THE BUFFALOES GROW I wouldn t say it s more difficult. I think it s more about focus. The attention only comes if we keep winning. Once we lose, if we try to overlook someone, all of the attention goes away like that. The focus is worrying about the team we have in front of us. We are playing the Pac 12 and it is one of the best conferences in the country. It has some of the best teams in the country. You can t overlook anyone from top to bottom. You can get beat by anyone if you overlook them at any point in time. Coming out every single play, every single week to play is the focus for us. ON HAVING THE EXPERIENCE OF LOSING A DEFENDER TO A TARGETING EJECTION SINCE LAST SEASON I remember that game. A few of the guys in the secondary got ejected and [S] Nick (Fisher) came in and made a bunch of good plays for us whether it was third or fourth down. Same with Drew and [LB] Carson (Wells), they both made big plays. Drew made a big tackle for loss in the third quarter. Carson chased down the quarterback. He was chasing down the running back from sideline to sideline. I think having that energy boost of seeing someone come onto the field and bring that energy to the field definitely helps.

21 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / POSTGAME QUOTES Page 3-C Colorado Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12), Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo. (October 6, 2018) Colorado Players (Cont.) LG Brett Tonz ON THE FINAL DRIVE It was probably one of the greatest feelings. Everybody is counting on you to lead the pack. We were able to move their D linemen with all of the stunts that they were doing. Every single one of them (the O line) worked hard every single day in practice, getting to know the stunts and stuff. It is great. There is no greater feeling than running that ball down their throat for the win. ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THEIR STRONG START It is important, it feels good, and everyone is super happy about it right now, but we still have so much work to do. The season doesn t end today. The Pac 12 Championship isn t next week. We have to come back, regroup and get back to work just like we always have every week. ON THE O LINE There would be no skill guys if it wasn t for this (the O line) group right here. There would be no such thing as skill guys. These guys probably have the most skill on our offense as far as I m concerned. QB Steven Montez ON IF HE BROUGHT THE O LINE TO THE PODIUM TO AVOID BUYING THEM DINNER No of course, not. We can go get dinner too. I ve been telling them, but nobody wants to set up a time. We are going to have to do it this year for sure. ON THE PLAY FROM THE O LINE The O line played absolutely phenomenal today. I think that ASU was coming into this game close to leading the nation in tackles for loss and sacks. I think they had 41 tackles for loss before this game and 18 sacks. Today they only got three tackles for loss and zero sacks. That is absolutely huge for these guys. They played out of their mind and played fantastic. ON THE VERSATILITY OF THE O LINE They are very versatile. We do counter, we do trap, and we do zone. We do it all and then when we get into pass protection, they pass protect and there is nobody back there. Even though ASU was bringing pressure, there was no heat. I didn t feel anything all game long. That just shows you how good this O line is. ON LAVISKA SHENAULT JR. Laviska is such a great player. He is in the running for the Heisman. He had an absolute monster game today with four touchdowns, two receiving and two rushing. That s insane. Me and Viska kind of have that connection because we worked all offseason and all summer. Viska is such a big guy so he can put corners on his back and still make the catch and secure it. He played very good. On those third downs, he did what he does. ON GOING ON THE ROAD TO USC AND WASHINGTON They are going to be huge games. USC and Washington are two very good teams and are playing very well right now. We just have to approach it exactly how we ve been approaching it all year. We are going to come in Sunday, watch the film and flush this game out of our system. On Monday, we are right back to work and scheming for USC. It s just another week for us. RG Aaron Haigler ON IF THE WIN WAS A STATEMENT GAME I wouldn t say it was a statement game, but it was something that we were really looking forward to, just because it was this week s game. Coach Adams (CO OC/OL coach Klayton Adams) did a really good job of talking about how every week is important. This week was the most important week this year because it was this week. There was that memory of last year s game, but at the same time it was this week s game. If we want to do what we want to do and win the Pac 12 Championship, this was a team that was in our way. I thought we did a really good job up front, handling everything. ON THE O LINE UNIT Before the game, we brought everyone together and said this is going to be the group we have together for the next five or six months. We just talked about how we were going to be a family, and how this was going to be us every day. We said, Come out here and compete with each other. Let s have each other s back no matter what happens. That s not just the offensive line, but this whole team has each other s backs. When the defense gives up a score, there is no bad blood. When we turn the ball over, there is no bad blood on defense. It is all trying to win a game. That is such a massive and positive attribute that we have on this team. Unity is one of our biggest strengths. OL Tim Lynott, Jr. ON STEVEN MONTEZ Steven is doing a great job. He has excelled from that year. You can see that he has made improvements. Even in every game this year he has been improving. It is crazy to see how much he has improved from last year. It is great having him back there. He controls the offense. He knows what he is doing and he is passing the ball and making us do what we can do. It s great. He s making us look good. ON THE LACK OF RECOGNITION FOR THE O LINE We know that when we take care of business up front, that is a part of the skill guys making plays. Whenever we take care of business, the skill guys look good and score touchdowns. We don t feel very excluded because we know we are part of it.

22 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / POSTGAME QUOTES Page 4 Colorado Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12), Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo. (October 6, 2018) Arizona State Players QB Manny Wilkins ON SECOND HALF ADJUSTMENTS: I think Colorado at half made a great adjustment. They started bringing corner blitzes that we weren t seeing. ON PIVOTAL SERIES I thought I could evade him (Mustafa Johnson on the sack) and then just shoot toward the end zone. I guess the smarter decision would ve been to just throw it away and leave us there on the one. That s poor on my part ON NOT MAKING PLAYS AT THE END I put that on me. That sack in the red zone, I can t do that. We need to get points there. C Cohl Cabral ON FIRST HALF SCORING We were just taking advantage of what they were doing. We understood that we could get the nose locked up in front and part it like the red sea with the tight end moving inside and doubling up to the other backer. ON NOT SCORING IN RED ZONE It s demoralizing when you get down there and you re like Ok well do we take the field goal, do we put it in there, and then we don t get it in there and now you re coming off hoping the defense can get the ball back for you. RB Eno Benjamin ON FEELING AFTER GAME We got a bye week, we re going to go in and practice, we got Stanford at home and we play pretty good at home so I think we re going to go back and get to work.

23 2018 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / POSTGAME NOTES (1 of 2) Colorado Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac- 12) 28, Arizona State Sun Devils (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12) 21 (Folsom Field, Boulder; October 6) MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS FINAL SCORE Time Spent in the Lead (Tied 34:13)... 15:42 10:05 Total Plays-Yards Plus Territory: Plays-Yards First Half Second Half Drives With Plays in Plus Territory... 7 of 10 5 of 10 First Down Plays/Yards... 33/218 26/195 Average on First Down First Half (15-84) 3.8 (16-61) Second Half (18-134) 13.4 (10-134) Rushes/Average... 20/4.2 21/4.5 Passes/Average (includes sacks)... 13/10.4 5/20.5 Times Gained: 20+/10+/ /5/15 1/5/11 Times Gained: 2-/0/Neg... 9/6/2 12/4/2 Second Down Efficiency First Half Second Half Yards Gained Third Down Efficiency Rushing Passing Average Yards To Go (All) Average Yards To Go (Conversions) Yards Gained rd & 5 or less rd & 6 or more Fourth Down Efficiency (Yards) (12) 0-1 (0) Total Possessions/Average FP... 10/C20 10/AS26 First Half... 4/C26 4/AS19 Second Half... 6/C16 6/AS31 Drives Started Inside/At Own (3/2) 2 (2/0) Drives Started In Plus Territory... 0 (0 pts) 0 (0 pts) Three Plays & Out Opponent Turnovers (Pts)... 0 (0) 0 (0) *Red Zone (pts) (21) 2-3 (14) Plays-Yards Third Down Efficiency Yards by Quarter: 1st nd rd th * red zone is inside-the-20 ( the 20 is NOT in the zone the creator.) Players who carried out CU s symbolic instruments today: Sledgehammer: Beau Bisharat Toolbox: Heston Paige United States Flag: Jase Franke Colorado Flag: Jake Moretti QUICKLY TV Replays: Midnight Sunday on Pac-12 Mountain; 4:00 a.m. Sunday on Pac-12 Network; 5:00 a.m. Sunday on Pac-12 Mountain. Several others condensed on Pac-12 Football In 60. Colorado is 5-0 for the 25th time in its history, but for the first times since 1998 and 1994 CU is 2-0 in Pac-12 play for the first time in eight years in the conference Arizona State now leads the series by an 8-2 count (3-2 in Boulder) CU is now 19-8 in games on Parent s/family Weekend dating back to 1992 This was CU s first game with the white helmet/black jersey/black pant look; it was the 11th time wearing the white helmets (record: 6-5) Arizona State s TD on its first possession were the first points by a CU opponent on an opening drive this season; the plays (13), yards (86) and time (6:33) were all opponent highs for any possession, scoring or non-scoring in 2018 This marked the second game at Folsom Field where the end zones were painted (497 games all-time; second game in a row) Today s temperature at kickoff was 50; it was 46 for UCLA, combined just six degrees more than the New Hampshire game (90) ILB Nate Landman played 24 snaps before being ejected for targeting in the second quarter Not including ASU s kneeldown prior to the end of the first half, the first nine possessions of the game drove into opponent (plus) territory; CU was stopped on its sixth drive, ASU s on its fifth Colorado had two more 80- plus yard TD drives today (seven on the year); the four today all were over 75 (75, 84, 75, 80) and totaled 314 yards (on 33 plays) The 20 combined possessions and eight in the first half were both season lows in a CU game (which had been set at 23 and 10 against UCLA) Colorado has scored in 18 of 20 quarters this season, including 15 in a row until the scoreless fourth today PK James Stefanou is now 59-of-59 for his career in PAT kicks. Fourth Quarter. Colorado sealed the game with a 13-play drive that ate up the final 7:10 of the game. In the quarter, CU had advantages of 24-6 in plays, 97-3 in yards, 7-0 in first downs and 12:34-2:26 in possession time. 100/100. Colorado is now all-time with a 100-yard rusher and a 100-yard receiver (3-0 this season), with a 16 of those since CU joined the Pac-12 in MacIntyre & Turnovers. CU, now overall under Mike MacIntyre, had its 16th turnover-free game under him and the third this year (11-5 in those games); that 23.5 percent rate is the best in CU history (next: 15.0 under Bill McCartney). CU is now in 83 games without a turnover since World War II. INDIVIDUAL LINER NOTES WR Laviska Shenault (13-127, 2 TD receiving; 5-13, 2 TD rushing; 140 total yards, 4 TD) This was his fourth 100-yard receiving game of the year; the only other two players in CU history to have four 100-yard games in the first five games in a season were Michael Westbrook in 1992 and Nelson Spruce in He has caught at least one TD pass in all five games this season (two today); that ties the second-longest streak of consecutive games with a TD reception in school history (the record is seven by Nelson Spruce over the seasons; next best was fiveby Rae Carruth in 1996). He is the first player in Colorado history to score multiple touchdowns rushing and receiving in the same game (the 15th four-plus TD game at CU); it was his first multiple receiving TD game of his career, and he is now the third player to have four or more of each in the same season: Richard Johnson rushing, 4 receiving Mike Pritchard rushing, 6 receiving Laviska Shenault rushing, 6 receiving He now has 51 receptions for 708 yards (five games); he has one receiving TD in all four games, he s the second Buff to open a season with at least one in the first five games (joining Nelson Spruce in 2014). CONTINUED

24 2018 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL / POSTGAME NOTES (2 OF 2) Colorado Buffaloes (5-0, 2-0 Pac- 12) 28, Arizona State Sun Devils (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12) 21 INDIVIDUAL LINER NOTES, CONTINUED TB Travon McMillian ( rushing) This was his fourth 100-yard game at CU (he had five at Virginia Tech); the last CU running back to have four 100-yard games in the first five of the season was Rashaan Salaam in 1994 (he would go on to have 10 in 11 games). He now has 84 carries for 528 yards on the season (4 TDs). QB Steven Montez ( , 328, 2 TD, rating; 3-17 rushing, 345 yards total offense) With 328 yards passing, he moved into sixth place on CU s alltime passing yards list (5,412), passing Koy Detmer (5,390, ). With 345 yards of total offense, also moved sixth place on that all-time list (6,083), passing Darian Hagan (5,808, ); he is the sixth to reach 6,000. It was his fourth 300-yad game this year, the 11th of his career (the CU record is 13 by Sefo Liufau, ). He completed 72.7 percent of his passes (24-of-33), and it actually lowered his season average by six points to 75.2 (115-of- 153). He improved to 12-8 as CU s starting QB (9-3 at home). This was his third game this year with a passer rating of over 170. Offensive Line. CU did not allow a quarterback sack for the second time this season, and the ASU defense had just five tackles for loss; the Sun Devils came in with 18 sacks (fifth in the NCAA) and averaging 8.2 TFLs (18th). Colorado ran 78 plays: 62 for positive yardage, eight for zero, and eight negative (the latter including three kneeldowns at the end of the game). Oddity. Just eight players touched the ball on offense for the Buffaloes: QB Steven Montez (36 plays), TB Travon McMillian (30), WR Laviska Shenault (18), WR K.D. Nixon (6), WR Tony Brown (4), TB Kyle Evans (3) and WR Jay MacIntyre (2) and of course C Colby Pursell (78). All but Evans and Pursell earned first downs. And just nine did so for Arizona State, including their center (provided he played the entire game).