DUKE FOOTBALL 2011 MEDIA GUIDE 2010 IN REVIEW

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1 2010 IN REVIEW 2010 Notebook Honors Game Summaries Statistics Starting Lineups ACC Standings ACC Award Winners ACC Statistics ACC & NCAA Statistical Rankings 80 67

2 2010 NOTEBOOK SNYDERWINE FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA Redshirt junior kicker Will Snyderwine received fi rst team All-America honors from the American Football Coaches Association. He became the 17th player in school history to earn fi rst team All-America honors and fi rst since Chris Port and Clarkston Hines in In 2010, Snyderwine made 21-of-24 fi eld goals and all 32 of his PAT attempts for 95 total points. He set school single-season records for fi eld goals, consecutive fi eld goals made (18) and fi eld goal percentage (.875). SNYDERWINE WALTER CAMP ALL-AMERICA Snyderwine picked up second team All-America recognition from the Walter Camp Foundation. He is the fi rst kicker in school history to be named an All-America. He also received honorable mention accolades from SI.com. CFN FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA TEAMS Three players received honorable mention on the College Football News Freshman All-America team, including right tackle Perry Simmons, cornerback Ross Cockrell and linebacker Kelby Brown. Simmons started all 12 games and helped rank second in the ACC in passing offense (271.3) while increasing its rushing average by 46.5 yards per game from Cockrell started all 12 games and led the team with three interceptions. He became only the second freshman in school history to solely lead the squad in interceptions. Brown led the NCAA with 0.44 fumble recoveries per game as he set a freshman record for fumble recoveries (4). Despite playing in only nine games with seven starts, his 63 tackles rank eighth most by a freshman in school history. FOUR RECEIVE ALL-ACC HONORS Members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association voted four players for All-ACC recognition. Snyderwine and sophomore wide receiver Conner Vernon were selected to the second team while redshirt senior linebacker Abraham Kromah and junior tight end Cooper Helfet received honorable mention. Snyderwine was named to the second team for the second straight season after leading the ACC with 1.75 fi eld goals per game and ranking fourth with an.875 fi eld goal percentage. Vernon picked up his fi rst career all-conference award. has had a wide receiver on the fi rst or second team in four straight seasons. In 2010, Vernon led the ACC with 6.08 receptions per game and was third with 81.1 receiving yards per game. Kromah had a fi ne fi nal season with 10.8 tackles per game to rank second in the ACC. His 129 total tackles stand as the 20th-most in school history and the 56th 100-tackle season by a player. Helfet fi nished the year with 34 grabs for 380 yards and two touchdowns. In the last fi ve games, he became one of sophomore quarterback Sean Renfree s top targets, catching 28 passes for 339 yards and one touchdown. 68 DUKE LANDS 13 ON ACADEMIC ALL-ACC TEAM Led by All-America placekicker Will Snyderwine, landed a league-high 13 selections on the 2010 Academic All-ACC Football team. Snyderwine was one of six repeat picks from, joining Lee Butler, Matt Daniels, Kyle Hill, Brian Moore and Chris Rwabukamba. Also representing the Blue Devils were Kelby Brown, Ross Cockrell, Dave Harding, Cooper Helfet, Sean Renfree, Perry Simmons and Donovan Varner. MORGAN NAMED TO GOOD WORKS TEAM Senior center Bryan Morgan was one of 11 FBS players named to the 2010 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team. In order to meet the criteria set forth by Allstate and AFCA, each player must be actively involved and committed to working with a charitable organization, service group or community service while maintaining good academic standing. Morgan joined former Blue Devils Re quan Boyette (2007) and Zaid Abdul-Aleem (1994) as players who have been named to the Good Works Team. CAPTAINS s three permanent 2010 captains were Abraham Kromah, Bryan Morgan and Chris Rwabukamba. DUKE HONORS Redshirt sophomore quarterback Sean Renfree received the Carmen Falcone Most Valuable Player Award at s annual football banquet. Other honorees included Matt Daniels (Outstanding DB), Patrick Egboh (Outstanding DL), Kyle Hill (Iron Devil Award), Abraham Kromah (Captain Award & Outstanding LB), Bryan Morgan (Captain Award, Ace Parker Award & Outstanding OL), Chris Rwabukamba (Captain Award & Micah Harris Trinity Teammate Award), Desmond Scott (Outstanding Offensive Back), Perry Simmons (Mike Suglia Award), Will Snyderwine (Outstanding Special Teams Player) and Conner Vernon (Outstanding WR). DUKE SETS ATTENDANCE MARKS set a school record for the highest total attendance in a season with 201,248 total in seven games. It was just the second time in school history the Blue Devils have tallied over 200,000 fans in one season, breaking the previous record of 201,091 in The average attendance for the season was 28,750 the largest average since 1994 when the average attendance was 30,845. The Blue Devils reached capacity in Wallace Wade Stadium in each of the fi rst two home games with crowds of 33,941 (Elon) and 39,042 (Alabama). It was the fi rst time since 2001 reached capacity in Wallace Wade. The Alabama crowd was the largest since Nov. 19, 1994 when 40,103 fans showed up for the North Carolina game. HIGH SCORING GAMES This season, was involved in two of the three highest scoring conference games in ACC history. The Blue Devils win over Virginia ranks as the second highest scoring league contest while earlier in the year, lost to Wake Forest, 54-48, in the third-highest scoring conference game. The 55 points scored by the Blue Devils against Virginia marked the most by a team since 1990 when scored 57 at home against Wake Forest (57-20). It was the fi rst time since 1994 that the Blue Devils had 50 or more points in a game. has scored 50 or more points in a game 28 times in school history, including 13 games at home. In the last 55 years, there have only been six games where has tallied 50 or more points. DUKE OFFENSE BEST SINCE 1989 In 2010, averaged yards per game to rank seventh in the ACC. The yards per game is the highest by a Blue Devil squad since 1989 when averaged yards per contest. It ranks as the seventh-highest total since The Blue Devils posted 400 or more yards in fi ve games on the season with a season-high 542 yards against Elon. s passing yards per game marked the second-highest since Only the 2009 average of yards per game was higher in the last 17 seasons. It is the eighth-highest average in school history as the Blue Devils passed for over 300 yards in fi ve contests. The Blue Devils also averaged rushing yards per game, which was 46.5 more per contest than in 2009 and the most since 2005 when they averaged yards per game. FOURTH TO REACH 3,000 Renfree became just the fourth quarterback in school history to throw for over 3,000 yards in a single season, fi nishing with 3,131 yards in 12 games. The only other quarterbacks who have accomplished the feat are Anthony Dilweg in 1988, Thaddeus Lewis in 2009 and Ben Bennett in both 1982 and With 3,131 passing yards on the season, Renfree s total ranks third on s single season list. The 3,131 yards was the second-most by a quarterback in his fi rst season as a starter, trailing only Dilweg s total of 3,824 in Only six QBs have thrown for over 2,000 yards in their fi rst season as a starter. Renfree averaged yards per game to rank third in the ACC and 21st nationally. He had fi ve games with 300 or more yards to rank second in the league. Renfree fi nished the year ranked in the top 10 in several of s single-season passing categories. His 285 completions rank third while his 464 attempts are also third most. His completion percentage of.614 is the fi fth-highest.

3 CONNETTE S RECORD SETTING SEASON Freshman quarterback Brandon Connette recorded a rushing touchdown in seven of the 12 games this season and led the team with eight rushing touchdowns. Connette s eight rushing touchdowns rank as the second-most by a quarterback in school history and were a record for a freshmen. Against Virginia, Connette had two rushing touchdowns and a two-point conversion to set a school single-game freshman record with 14 points. SCOTT MOST YARDS SINCE 2003 The 530 rushing yards for sophomore Desmond Scott were the most by a player since Chris Douglas tallied 1,138 yards on 236 carries his senior year in In addition, Scott became just the 15th running back in school history to lead the team in rushing in backto-back seasons. RECEIVER DUO PILING UP STATS Wide receivers Donovan Varner and Conner Vernon combined for 133 catches in 2010 which marks the second-most receptions by two teammates in school history. Vernon is the only player in school history to catch 40 or more passes as a freshman and sophomore. Varner became just the third player with 60 or more in two seasons, joining Roger Boone and Clarkston Hines. Both Varner and Vernon recorded over 700 receiving yards, marking just the fi fth time in school history two or more players have topped the 700-yard mark in the same year. It is the second straight season both Varner and Vernon topped the 700-yard total. BROWN LEADS NCAA IN FUMBLE RECOVERIES Despite playing in only nine games, Kelby Brown led the NCAA with 0.44 fumble recoveries per game as a true freshman. He was one of only six players in the nation with four or more fumble recoveries this season. The four fumble recoveries for Brown were a freshman record, breaking the previous mark of three held by Fonda Williams in Brown s four fumble recoveries were the most by a Blue Devil since 2002 when Terrell Smith recovered four fumbles. DANIELS & TAKEAWAYS Junior safety Matt Daniels caused three fumbles for the second straight season to rank tied for second in the ACC. The three caused fumbles ranks tied for 10th most in a single-season in history. CAMPBELL S LONG RETURN The 95-yard fumble return for a touchdown by redshirt freshman August Campbell against Boston College was the longest in school history, breaking a 54-year old record. The previous long was 77 yards by Ed Rushton against Pittsburgh in Campbell s touchdown was the 13th fumble return for a score in school history and just the third of longer than 50 yards. COCKRELL LEADS TEAM IN INTERCEPTIONS Redshirt freshman cornerback Ross Cockrell led the team with three interceptions this season to become just the second freshman in school history to lead the team in interceptions by himself. The only player to accomplish the feat was Wyatt Smith, who had three interceptions in Cockrell recorded two interceptions against Virginia, becoming the fi rst player with two interceptions in a game since Leon Wright returned two interceptions for touchdowns in a win at Army last season. OVER 100 TACKLES FOR KROMAH With 129 tackles, redshirt senior linebacker Abraham Kromah posted the 56th 100-stop campaign in school history. A linebacker has led the team in tackles in each of the past seven seasons. Kromah had eight games with 10 or more tackles, including a career-high 20 against North Carolina. He also posted 15 tackles at Maryland and 13 against both Army and Georgia Tech. Kromah led the Blue Devils with 9.5 tackles for loss on the season. He recorded at least one stop behind the line of scrimmage in nine of the last 10 games. BROWN MADE IMMEDIATE IMPACT Rookie linebacker Kelby Brown played in nine games as a true freshman with seven starts. He ranked third on the team with 63 tackles while adding 5.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, fi ve quarterback hurries and four fumble recoveries. His 63 tackles rank eighth most by a freshman in school history while he was one tackle for loss shy of the top 10. Brown had two games with 10 or more tackles, becoming the fi rst true freshman since Michael Tauiliili in 2005 to post 10 or more tackles in a game. SEASON FIELD GOAL RECORDS With 21 fi eld goals this season, Will Snyderwine broke his own school record for made fi eld goals in a season. He passed last year s total of 17 with three fi eld goals against Boston College. His perentage of.875 was also a school single-season record. With 32 PATs this season, Snyderwine fi nished tied for sixth in school history for one year. He was 32-of-32 on the year and ranks 10th all-time at with 56 made PAT. SNYDERWINE AMONG FIELD GOAL LEADERS Snyderwine s 1.75 fi eld goals per game led the ACC and ranked seventh in the NCAA on the season. Snyderwine was fi fth in the conference and 13th nationally with a fi eld goal percentage of.875 (21-of-24). SNYDERWINE & SCORING RECORDS Snyderwine fi nished with 95 points this season to lead the team and rank fi fth in the ACC. His 95 points marked the second-highest total in a single season in school history behind Clarkston Hines (104 in 1989). Snyderwine also holds the 10th best single season scoring total with 75 points last season set in Snyderwine has 170 career points sixth-most all-time at HONORS All-America Will Snyderwine Freshman All-America Kelby Brown Ross Cockrell Dave Harding Sydney Sarmiento Perry Simmons Allstate/AFCA Good Works Team Bryan Morgan Lou Groza Award Will Snyderwine All-ACC Will Snyderwine Conner Vernon Cooper Helfet Abraham Kromah ACC Player of the Week Cooper Helfet Will Snyderwine Academic All-ACC Kelby Brown Lee Butler Ross Cockrell Matt Daniels Dave Harding Cooper Helfet Kyle Hill Brian Moore Sean Renfree Chris Rwabukamba Perry Simmons Will Snyderwine Donovan Varner AFCA (1st team) Walter Camp (2nd team) SI.com (HM) College Football News (HM) Phil Steele (4th team) College Football News (HM) Phil Steele (4th team) Phil Steele (3rd team) Phil Steele (3rd team) College Football News (HM) Semifi nalist Second Team Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Offensive Line vs. Navy Offensive Line vs. Virginia Special Teams vs. Navy Matt Daniels Outstanding Defensive Back Patrick Egboh Outstanding Defensive Lineman Kyle Hill Iron Devil Award Abraham Kromah Captain Outstanding Linebacker Bryan Morgan Captain Ace Parker Award Outstanding Offensive Lineman Sean Renfree Carmen Falcone Most Valuable Player Chris Rwabukamba Captain Micah Harris Trinity Teammate Award Desmond Scott Outstanding Offensive Back Perry Simmons Mike Suglia Award Will Snyderwine Outstanding Special Teams Player Conner Vernon Outstanding Wide Receiver 69

4 2010 GAME SUMMARIES 41, Elon 27 September 4, 2010 Durham, N.C. Wake Forest 54, 48 September 11, 2010 Winston-Salem, N.C. QB Sean Renfree threw for 350 yards and two TDs in his fi rst career start as the Blue Devils opened the 2010 season with a win over Elon in front of a capacity crowd of 33,941 fans at Wallace Wade Stadium Renfree completed 31-of-39 throws to post the seventh-highest single-game completion percentage mark (.795) in school history... The 350 yards marked the second-best single-game total in a starting debut by a Blue Devil, trailing only Dave Brown s 444-yard effort against Wake Forest in 1989 Two receivers Conner Vernon (10-129) and Donovan Varner (7-123) topped the 100-yard barrier RB Desmond Scott (15-77) led a rushing attack that posted 192 yards Five true freshmen WR Brandon Braxton, QB Brandon Connette, NG Tevin Hood, RB Josh Snead and RB Juwan Thompson saw playing time for the Blue Devils Elon = = 41 ELON 1 12:41 Shreiner 28 FG 9-63; 2:19 DUKE 1 9:56 Scott 34 run (Snyderwine kick) 6-64; 2:39 DUKE 1 0:10 Varner 8 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 7-82; 3:08 DUKE 2 12:04 King 7 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 4-57; 1:23 ELON 2 9:35 Shreiner 47 FG 7-43; 2:23 DUKE 2 5:26 Snyderwine 22 FG 10-64; 4:03 ELON 2 1:07 Newsome 5 run (Shreiner kick) 9-80; 4:19 DUKE 2 0:00 Snyderwine 20 FG 6-53; 1:02 ELON 4 12:35 Riddle 11 run (Shreiner kick) 7-71; 2:17 DUKE 4 7:54 Snead 3 run (Snyderwine kick) 11-67; 4:31 DUKE 4 2:10 Hollingsworth 1 run (Snyderwine kick) 11-36; 5:31 ELON 4 0:40 Brown 30 pass from Riddle (Shreiner kick) 10-79; 1:26 Elon First Downs Rush 7 8 Pass Penalty 4 4 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 23:55 36:05 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING Elon: Newsome 11-77, Harris 2-23, Riddle 7-16, Camp 1-9; : Scott 15-77, Connette 1-48, Snead 7-29, Thompson 8-26, Hollingsworth 10-10, Kurunwune 1-4, Renfree 2-(-1), TEAM 1-(-1). PASSING Elon: Riddle ; : Renfree RECEIVING Elon: Jeffcoat 6-111, Camp 5-45, Newsome 3-15, Mellette 2-30, Harris 2-23, Eastman 2-19, Brown 1-30, Labinowicz 1-8; : Vernon , Varner 7-123, King 5-36, Kelly 3-27, Scott 3-15, Huffman 2-17, Braxton 1-3. TACKLES Elon: Wiggins 9-10=19, Wilson 7-5=12; : Lee Butler 5-4=9, Daniels 3-3=6, Campbell 2-2=4, Kromah 1-3=4. 70 and Wake Forest combined for 987 yards and 102 points and the Demon Deacons came away with a victory in front of 31,673 rain-soaked fans at BB&T Field in Winston-Salem, N.C. Wake Forest QB Tanner Price came off the bench to throw for 190 yards and three TDs while QB Sean Renfree countered by hitting 28-of-44 throws for 358 yards and four TDs WR Conner Vernon caught eight passes for a career-best 181 yards and two touchdowns while RB Desmond Scott rushed for a career-high 122 yards on 11 carries = 48 Wake Forest = 54 WF 1 11:13 Stachitas 23 run (Newman kick) 9-82; 3:47 DUKE 1 7:37 Connette 4 run (Snyderwine kick) 8-58; 3:36 DUKE 1 3:26 Helfet 9 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 7-61; 3:09 WF 2 14:13 Givens 18 fumble return (Newman kick) WF 2 8:07 Price 1 run (Newman kick) 10-83; 3:58 DUKE 2 7:52 Vernon 70 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 1-70; 0:15 WF 2 7:39 Givens 81 pass from Williams (Newman kick) 1-81; 0:13 WF 2 5:17 Williams 13 pass from Price (Newman kick) 2-16; 0:34 DUKE 2 2:43 Scott 63 run (Snyderwine kick) 5-73; 2:28 DUKE 2 0:41 Kelly 13 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 2-44; 0:13 WF 3 8:12 Williams 38 pass from Price (Faulk rush failed) 1-38; 0:05 DUKE 3 3:13 Snyderwine 46 FG 6-11; 1:56 WF 4 13:58 Denbry 23 pass from Price (Newman kick) 10-73; 4:15 DUKE 4 8:45 Snyderwine 38 FG 14-49; 5:13 WF 4 2:53 Brown 6 run (TEAM rush failed) 13-79; 5:52 DUKE 4 1:39 Vernon 51 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 1-51; 0:07 Wake Forest First Downs Rush 7 15 Pass 14 8 Penalty 1 1 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 28:16 31:44 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING : Scott , Connette 6-15, Snead 5-14, Hollingsworth 1-8, Thompson 2-1, Renfree 3-(-5), TEAM 1-(-26); Wake Forest: Stachitas 9-77, Price 10-56, Harris 12-50, Brown 6-29, Pendergrass 2-8, Adams 6-7, Givens 2-4, Bohanon 2-4, TEAM 4-(-6). PASSING : Renfree ; Wake Forest: Price , Stachitas , Williams RECEIVING : Kelly 10-73, Vernon 8-181, Varner 6-51, Helfet 2-17, Scott 1-31, Huffman 1-5; Wake Forest: Givens 4-159, Brown 4-30, Williams 2-51, Dembry 2-29, Campanaro 1-2. TACKLES : Cockrell 7-3=10, Daniels 6-3=9, Kromah 5-4=9; Wake Forest: Wilber 3-4=7, Bush 6-0=6, Haynes 3-2=5, Dorty 2-3=5.

5 [1] Alabama 62, 13 September 18, 2010 Durham, N.C. Army 35, 21 September 25, 2010 Durham, N.C. Alabama RB Mark Ingram rushed for 151 yards and two TDs to lead the top-ranked and reigning BCS national champion Crimson Tide to a win over in front of 39,042 fans at Wallace Wade Stadum The home crowd marked s largest since November 21, 1994 when 40,103 specators witnessed North Carolina upend the Blue Devils, RB Josh Snead rushed 14 times for 83 yards and added 103 yards on four kickoff returns... Snead s 187 all-purpose yards mark the eighth-highest singlegame total by a rookie LB Kelby Brown made his collegiate debut and, on 19 defensive snaps, contributed four tackles, one quarterback sack and one fumble recovery With the loss, fell to 0-3 in home games against teams ranked atop the Associated Press national poll at the time of the game Alabama = = 13 ALA 1 13:41 Hanks 9 pass from McElroy (Shelley kick) 3-60; 1:19 ALA 1 10:34 Jones 18 pass from McElroy (Shelley kick) 6-62; 2:12 ALA 1 6:03 Ingram 1 run (Shelley kick) 6-77; 3:06 ALA 1 4:52 Ingram 17 run (Shelley kick) 3-48; 0:55 DUKE 1 1:47 Snyderwine 22 FG 10-67; 3:01 ALA 2 9:00 Dial 15 pass from McElroy (Shelley kick) 5-56; 1:50 DUKE 2 6:01 Snyderwine 42 FG 8-41; 2:53 ALA 2 5:45 Richardson 91 kickoff return (Shelley kick) DUKE 2 0:29 Kelly 11 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 13-68; 5:09 ALA 2 0:00 Foster 44 FG 4-20; 0:29 ALA 3 10:17 Foster 21 FG 9-80; 3:08 ALA 3 9:11 Richardson 45 run (Foster kick) 1-45; 0:08 ALA 4 11:47 Lacy 1 run (Foster kick) 7-39; 3:09 Alabama First Downs Rush 11 7 Pass 15 9 Penalty 1 1 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 27:00 33:00 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING Alabama: Ingram 9-151, Richardson 7-61, Lacy 7-52, Fowler 6-48, McElroy 3-7, Goode 2-4, McCarron 1-(-8); : Snead 14-83, Scott 9-39, Connette 6-21, Kurunwune 2-5, Hollingsworth 2-4, Renfree 1-(-1), Varner 2-(-5). PASSING Alabama: McElroy , McCarron ; : Renfree , Connette , A. King RECEIVING Alabama: Jones 5-106, Hanks 3-52, Dial 3-39, Underwood 1-28, Alexander 1-28, Gobson 1-18, Maze 1-16, Lacy 1-15, Richardson 1-9; : Varner 7-55, Kelly 4-46, Scott 3-28, Vernon 2-10, Foster 1-10, Helfet 1-5, Hollingsworth 1-2. TACKLES Alabama: Hightower 5-3=8, Johnson 4-2=6, Jones 3-2=5; : Daniels 4-2=6, Anunike 1-5=6, Cockrell 3-2=5, Kromah 2-3=5. Army QB Trent Steelman threw two touchdown passes and rushed for a third score as the visiting Black Knights spoiled s annual Homecoming game with a victory as 27,289 spectators looked on at Wallace Wade Stadium Steelman completed four-of-six throws for 85 yards and two TDs while rushing for a game-high 62 yards and one TD The Black Knights had two scoring drives of fi ve or fewer yards and scored 28 points off of four turnovers QB Sean Renfree was 17-of-30 through the air for 261 yards with fourth quarter scoring passes to WR Conner Vernon (58 yards) and WR Brandon Braxton (21 yards) Renfree threw for 194 yards in the fi nal period, matching the third-highest singlequarter passing total in school history Vernon fi nished with eight reception for 129 yards, eclipsing the 100-yard benchmark for the third time in four games in 2010 LB Abraham Kromah posted a career-high 13 tackles while LB Kelby Brown added 10 stops Army won the turnover battle (5-0) and controlled possession of the football for nearly two-thirds of the game (39:57) Army = = 21 ARMY 1 13:51 Cobbs 3 run (Carlton kick) 1-3; 0:03 ARMY 1 5:37 Steelman 1 run (Carlton kick) 2-5; 0:38 DUKE 1 1:33 Connette 10 run (Snyderwine kick) 8-70; 3:57 ARMY 2 5:27 Cobbs 4 run (Carlton kick) 10-57; 4:36 ARMY 3 12:35 Maples 34 pass from Steelman (Carlton kick) 1-34; 0:08 ARMY 3 6:31 Barr 31 pass from Steelman (Carlton kick) 7-53; 3:26 DUKE 4 14:52 Vernon 58 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 8-82; 2:58 DUKE 4 1:41 Braxton 21 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 5-67; 0:50 Army First Downs Rush 14 7 Pass 3 9 Penalty 0 0 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 39:57 20:03 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING Army: Steelman 18-62, Brown 9-48, Crucitti 9-44, Maples 9-32, Cobbs 7-28, Hassin 6-23, Bohn 5-14, Jenkins 1-1, TEAM 2-(-2); : Scott 7-34, Snead 5-32, Connette 6-24, Thompson 3-17, Renfree 3-4. PASSING Army: Steelman ; : Renfree RECEIVING Army: Barr 3-51, Maples 1-34; : Vernon 8-129, Varner 3-29, Scott 3-19, Kelly 2-63, Braxton TACKLES Army: Anderson 3-5=8, McNary 3-3=6, Hilton 1-5=6; : Kromah 3-10=13, Brown 6-4=10, Daniels 4-5=9, Canty 2-6=8. 71

6 Maryland 21, 16 October 2, 2010 College Park, Md. Miami 28, 13 October 16, 2010 Durham, N.C. Maryland scored on two plays covering over 70 yards en route to a victory over visiting in front of 39,106 fans at Byrd Stadium in College Park, Md. reached the red zone on all four of its fi rst half possessions, but came away with just nine points on three fi eld goals Trailing 9-0, the Terrapins drove 80 yards on eight plays late in the fi rst half to pull within two points at halftime, and then took the lead for good when Tony Logan sprinted 84 yards for a touchdown on a punt return Maryland extended its lead to 21-9 when QB Danny O Brien hooked up with RB De rel Scott for a 71-yard touchdown pass QB Sean Renfree completed 28-of-56 throws on the night for 351 yards with one TD and two INTs WRs Donovan Varner (8-128) and Conner Vernon (6-99) paced the receiving unit LB Abraham Kromah posted a career-high 15 tackles including two for loss = 16 Maryland = 21 DUKE 1 7:00 Snyderwine 20 FG 13-86; 4:56 DUKE 1 13:35 Snyderwine 40 FG 11-59; 3:59 DUKE 2 8:14 Snyderwine 34 FG 7-39; 3:37 MD 2 1:12 Meggett 3 run (Baltz kick) 8-80; 3:26 MD 3 12:22 Logan 84 punt return (Baltz kick) MD 4 13:48 Scott 71 pass from O Brien (Baltz kick) 3-74; 1:00 DUKE 4 7:20 King 2 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 10-84; 3:41 Maryland First Downs Rush 3 6 Pass 18 6 Penalty 0 2 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 28:50 31:10 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING : Snead 4-32, Connette 2-21, Scott 9-19, Hollingsworth 3-2, Thompson 1-0, Renfree 4-(-26); Maryland: Meggett 18-57, Scott 14-50, O Brien 3-14, Cannon 1-5, Adams 1-1, TEAM 2-(-3). PASSING : Renfree ; Maryland: O Brien RECEIVING : Varner 8-128, Vernon 6-99, Kelly 6-60, Braxton 2-23, Hollingsworth 2-9, Scott 2-5, Trezvant 1-25, King 1-2; Maryland: Cannon 3-22, Smith 2-50, Scott 1-71, Stinebaugh 1-19, Meggett 1-5, Tyler 1-3. TACKLES : Kromah 9-6=15, Canty 3-3=6; Brown 2-4=6, Egboh 3-2=5. Maryland: Tate 3-6=9, Wujciak 2-6=8, Moten 2-5=7, Cellano 2-5=7. Miami RB Damien Berry rushed for 111 yards and one touchdown to lead visiting Miami to a victory over in front of 25,911 fans at Wallace Wade Stadium The Hurricanes forced seven turnovers on the afternoon with fi ve interceptions and a pair of fumble recoveries Miami used a balaced offensive attack, splitting its 448 yards evenly through the air and on the ground, and received one defensive touchdown when LB Micanor Regis returned an interception 22 yards for a score early in the third period RB Jay Hollingsworth rushed 10 times for a career-high 69 yards The Blue Devils was led by LB Abraham Kromah and S Matt Daniels with 12 tackles each K Will Snyderwine booted a pair of fi eld goals covering 25 and 43 yards Miami = = 13 DUKE 1 14:07 Snyderwine 25 FG 4-1; 0:45 MIAMI 2 14:53 Hankerson 14 pass from Harris (Bosher kick) 7-55; 1:49 MIAMI 2 3:58 Harris 13 run (Bosher kick) 3-46; 0:30 MIAMI 3 14:11 Regis 22 interception return (Bosher kick) DUKE 3 9:16 Connette 1 run (Snyderwine kick) 12-75; 4:48 MIAMI 3 5:28 Berry 1 run (Bosher kick) 10-78; 3:42 DUKE 4 6:14 Snyderwine 43 FG 12-45; 5:52 Miami First Downs Rush 11 9 Pass Penalty 0 1 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 28:04 31:56 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING Miami: Berry , James 8-84, Harris 3-19, Cooper 2-12, Armstrong 1-0, TeAM 3-(-2); : Hollingsworth 10-69, Scott 7-34, Snead 7-28, Thmpson 1-1, Connette 11- (-2), Renfree 5-(-25). PASSING Miami: Harris ; : Renfree ; Connette RECEIVING Miami: Hankerson 6-80, Benjamin 3-67, Byrd 2-33, Cleveland 2-20, Johnson 1-9, Gordon 1-9, Hill 1-5, James 1-1; : Kelly 6-60, Varner 4-50, Vernon 3-33, Helfet 3-19, Scott 2-16, Watkins 2-8, Hollingsworth 1-5, King 1-(-4). TACKLES Miami: Spence 4-8=12, Hill 7-3=10, Cain 6-3=9; : Kromah 5-7=12, Daniels 5-7=12, Cockrell 4-5=9, Brown 2-5=7. 72

7 [23] Virginia Tech 44, 7 October 23, 2010 Blacksburg, Va. 34, Navy 31 October 30, 2010 Annapolis, Md. Virgina Tech QB Tyrod Taylor threw for 280 yards and three touchdowns to lead the 23rd-ranked Hokies to a 44-7 win over as 66,233 fans watched at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Va. The Hokies built a 27-0 lead at halftime thanks in part to rushing scores by RBs Ryan Williams and Darren Evans and two fi eld goals from K Chris Hazley s lone touchdown of the day came when RB Jay Hollingsworth capped a nine-play, 56-yard drive with a six-yard scoring run WR Conner Vernon caught six passes for 44 yards to become the fi rst player in Blue Devils history to amass 40+ receptions in both his freshman and sophomore seasons With 116 yards through the air on the afternoon, QB Sean Renfree became the 17th player in school history to throw for 2,000+ yards in a career LB Abraham Kromah posted a game-high 12 tackles for his fourth straight double fi gure tackle outing = 7 Virginia Tech = 44 VT 1 7:56 Smith 14 pass from Taylor (Hazley kick) 5-57; 2:37 VT 1 1:30 Williams 1 run (Hazley kick) 7-19; 2:52 VT 2 10:05 Evans 2 run (Hazley kick) 6:24; 3:00 VT 2 2:37 Hazley 37 FG 9-58; 4:48 VT 2 0:38 Hazley 44 FG 6-58; 0:50 VT 3 11:38 Roberts 43 pass from Taylor (Hazley kick) 3-76; 1:26 DUKE 3 7:19 Hollingsworth 6 run (Snyderwine kick) 9-56; 4:12 VT 3 5:08 Wilson 65 pass from Taylor (Hazley kick) 4-89; 2:05 VT 3 2:38 Hazley 22 FG 4-6; 1:32 Virginia Tech First Downs Rush 4 8 Pass 6 10 Penalty 0 1 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 27:36 32:24 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING : Connette 8-43, Hollingsworth 4-26, Scott 11-25, Snead 2-2, Thompson 1-1, Renfree 4-(-5); Virginia Tech: Taylor 6-47, Evans 8-36, Gregory 9-36, Wilson 7-17, Thomas 2-14, Williams 6-10, TEAM 1-(-1). PASSING : Renfree , Connette ; Virginia Tech: Taylor , Thomas RECEIVING : Vernon 6-44, Braxton 2-29, Varner 2-18, Hollingsworth 1-13, Scott 1-12; Virginia Tech: Davis 6-64, Coale 2-51, Roberts 2-49, Boykin 2-48, Smith 2-25, Evans 2-15, Wilson 1-65, Fuller 1-11, Parker 1-4. TACKLES : Kromah 5-7=12, Daniels 2-6=8, Butler 2-3=5. Virginia Tech: Morgan 3-5=8, Exum 4-3=7, Fuller 2-3=5. QB Sean Renfree completed 28-of-30 passes for 314 yards to lead visiting to a win over Navy in front of a Homecoming crowd of 34,117 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md. Renfree set a school single-game record for pass completion percentage (.933) while matching the mark for consecutive pass completions with 16 to open the contest jumped out to a 24-0 lead at halftime thanks to a pair of rushing touchdowns by Renfree and a third by reserve QB Brandon Connette Trailing by three, Navy took possession with 57 seconds remaining at its own 20 yard line, but a key tackle for loss by S Matt Daniels on third down from the 44 yard line followed by an incomplete pass sealed the win Renfree directed s offense to 456 total yards, 36:57 of time possession and zero turnovers TE Cooper Helfet caught a game-high seven passes for 69 yards while WR Conner Vernon added fi ve grabs for 90 yards including a 29-yard touchdown LB Kelby Brown led the defense with 12 tackles = 34 Virginia Tech = 31 DUKE 1 10:01 Snyderwine 30 FG 10-68; 4:59 DUKE 2 13:19 Renfree 1 run (Snyderwine kick) 14-76; 6:57 DUKE 2 6:00 Connette 6 run (Snyderwine kick) 10-45; 4:57 DUKE 2 0:37 Renfree 12 run (Snyderwine kick) 8-64; 1:42 NAVY 3 6:01 Dobbs 5 run (Teague kick) 7-86; 2:14 DUKE 3 1:02 Vernon 29 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 10-70; 4:59 NAVY 4 14:49 Jones 7 pass from Dobbs (Teich rush) 6-80; 1:13 DUKE 4 8:34 Snyderwine 40 FG 12-60; 6:15 NAVY 4 6:16 Greene 1 run (Dobbs rush) 8-61; 2:18 NAVY 4 2:34 Santiago 12 pass from Dobbs (Santiago pass from Dobbs) 10-67; 1:54 Navy First Downs Rush 6 9 Pass Penalty 0 2 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 36:57 23:03 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING : Scott13-42, Connette 11-33, Renfree 9-28, Hollingsworth 7-21, Thompson 4-19, TEAM 1-(-1); Navy: Dobbs 22-83, Teich 7-43, Santiago 2-12, Greene 3-9, Byrd 2-2, Howell 1-(-1). PASSING : Renfree ; Navy: Dobbs , TEAM RECEIVING : Helfet 7-69, Vernon 5-90, Varner 5-57, Scott 5-49, Kelly 4-23, Braxton 2-26; Navy: Jones 9-134, Santiago 2-36, Greene 1-31, Teich TACKLES : Brown 3-9=12, Kromah 5-6=11, Egboh 3-4=7. Navy: Simmons 9-8=17, Burge 0-11=11, Middleton 6-3=9. 73

8 55, Virginia 48 November 6, 2010 Durham, N.C. Boston College 21, 16 November 13, 2010 Durham, N.C. RB Desmond Scott capped a game-winning 91-yard scoring drive with a 35-yard run with 40 seconds remaining to lift the Blue Devils to a win over Virginia in front of 22,741 fans at Wallace Wade Stadium Trailing by one point, took possession on its own nine yard line with 2:06 on the clock, and QB Sean Renfree (17-of-28, 219 yards, 1 TD; 2 rushing TDs) engineered a 10-snap, 91-yard drive that included a 32-yard completion to WR Donovan Varner on 4th-and-20 from the Blue Devil 13 yard line reserve QB Brandon Connette rushed for a career-high 78 yards and two TDs on 12 attempts, completed his only pass attempt of the day for 40 yards and set a new school single-game scoring record for freshmen with 14 total points Virginia = = 55 DUKE 1 11:25 Helfet 30 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 8-69; 3:35 DUKE 1 10:32 Connette 2 run (Snyderwine kick) 1-2; 0:04 UVA 1 6:32 Payne 11 run (Randolph kick) 12-86; 3:56 DUKE 1 2:22 Connette 20 run (Snyderwine kick) 10-72; 4:04 UVA 2 5:57 Randolph 20 run (Randolph kick) 13-91; 5:04 DUKE 2 3:52 Snyderwine 30 FG 6-57; 1:59 UVA 2 0:24 Payne 9 run (Randolph kick) 9-73; 3:22 UVA 3 9:48 Burd 19 pass from Verica (Randolph kick) 9-96; 3:45 DUKE 3 6:16 Varner 9 run (Snyderwine kick) 10-72; 3:24 DUKE 3 0:17 Snyderwine 47 FG 10-48; 4:46 DUKE 4 12:28 Renfree 1 run (Connette rush failed) 4-14; 1:41 UVA 4 8:40 Jones 10 pass from Verica (Randolph kick) 9-78; 3:42 DUKE 4 6:08 Renfree 37 run (Snyderwine kick) 8-80; 2:32 UVA 4 4:40 Inman 10 pass from Verica (Randolph kick) 7-75; 1:23 UVA 4 2:26 Payne 6 run (Verica rush failed) 4-28; 1:29 DUKE 4 0:40 Scott 35 run (Connette rush) 10-91; 1:26 Virginia First Downs Rush Pass Penalty 1 3 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 31:46 28:14 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING Virginia: Payne , Jones 18-92, Randolph 1-20, Verica 1-(-4); : Scott 17-97, Connette 12-78, Renfree 10-22, Varner 2-14, Vernon 1-10, Thompson 2-5, Hollingsworth 1-4. PASSING Virginia: Verica ; : Renfree , Connette RECEIVING Virginia: Inman , Burd 3-42, Snyder 3-31, Freedman 2-34, Jones 2-22, Milien 1-19, Phillips 1-13, Payne 1-9, Green 1-8; : Helfet 7-122, Varner 4-73, Scott 2-33, Watkins 2-9, Braxton 1-13, Trezvant 1-7, Vernon 1-2. TACKLES Virginia: Mosley 4-6=10, Parr 4-5=9, Greer 2-6=8; : Canty 6-6=12, Butler 8-2=10, Kromah 1-9=10, Brown 2-7=9. Boston College DE Max Holloway knocked down QB Sean Renfree s fourth-down pass from the Eagle four yard line to preserve a victory over the Blue Devils as 21,420 spectators watched at Wallace Wade Stadium Trailing by fi ve points, Renfree marched the Blue Devils from their own 37 yard line to the Eagle 10, but Boston College held out of the end zone on four straight snaps including two plays from the four yard line Boston College QB Chase Rettig completed 12-of-24 passes for 230 yards and two touchdowns with both scoring tosses coming in the third period Ahead 21-9 early in the fourth quarter, the Eagles were knocking on the door to increase their lead when S Walt Canty forced a fumble and teammate August Campbell returned it 95 yards for a touchdown to pull to within fi ve points... The fumble return marks the longest for a touchdown in school history, eclipsing the previous standard of 77 yards set by Ed Rushton against Pitt in 1956 WR Conner Vernon caught 12 passes for 134 yards while Renfree fi nished the day 35-of-49 through the air for 285 yards Boston College limited to just four net rushing yards as LB Luke Kuechly totaled 21 tackles S Matt Daniels paced the Blue Devils with 11 tackles Boston College = = 16 DUKE 1 9:34 Snyderwine 29 FG 5-40; 1:41 BC 2 7:24 Harris 15 run (Freese kick) 4-44; 1:41 DUKE 2 0:40 Snyderwine 40 FG 10-31; 2:52 BC 3 12:00 Swigert 38 pass from Rettig (Freese kick) 7-73; 2:56 BC 3 7:11 Momah 4 pass from Rettig (Freese kick) 5-19; 1:43 DUKE 3 1:36 Snyderwine 33 FG 14-58; 5:27 BC 4 12:09 Campbell 95 fumble return (Snyderwine kick) Boston College First Downs Rush 5 3 Pass 8 14 Penalty 2 2 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 28:25 31:35 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING Boston College: Harris , Williams 4-17, Amidon 3-9, TEAM 2-(-1), Rettig 5-(-8); : Scott 10-20, Vernon 1-3, Hollingsworth 2-0, Varner 1-(-1), Connette 5-(-8), Renfree 5-(-10). PASSING Boston College: Rettig ; : Renfree , Connette RECEIVING Boston College: Swigert 5-92, Amidon 3-62, Momah 3-60, Pantale 1-16; : Vernon , Scott 6-29, Braxton 4-29, Helfet 4-28, Varner 3-23, Kelly 3-22, Watkins 2-12, Trezvant 2-11, Thompson TACKLES Boston College: Kuechly 9-12=21, Pierre-Louis 2-10=12; : Daniels 6-5=11, Cockrell 4-4=8, Brown 2-4=6, Egboh 2-3=5, Canty 2-3=5. 74

9 Georgia Tech 30, 20 November 20, 2010 Atlanta, Ga. North Carolina 24, 19 November 27, 2010 Durham, N.C. Georgia Tech erased a 13-6 halftime defi cit with 17 unanswered points in the third period as the Yellow Jackets defeated by a count in front of 42,110 fans at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta, Ga. With the Blue Devils ahead, 13-9, and deep in Tech territory, the game s momentum changed when Yellow Jacket CB Mario Butler returned an interception 85 yards for a touchdown midway through the third period After Georgia Tech pushed its lead to 10 points heading into the fourth period, pulled within three when QB Sean Renfree hit WR Austin Kelly on a 37-yard scoring strike, but the Blue Devils missed two fi eld goals over the fi nal 10 minutes Renfree hit on 30-of-41 throws for 334 yards on the day Georgia Tech FB Anthony Allen rushed for a game-high 165 yards on 34 carries = 20 Georgia Tech = 30 GT 1 10:07 Blair 41 FG 7-25; 3:23 DUKE 1 7:04 Snyderwine 52 FG 7-46; 2:51 GT 2 13:02 Blair 43 FG 5-17; 1:58 DUKE 2 1:53 Connette 20 run (Snyderwine kick) 7-53; 2:39 DUKE 2 0:03 Snyderwine 22 FG 9-55; 0:53 GT 3 10:37 Blair 44 FG 10-48; 4:16 GT 3 7:11 Butler 85 interception return (Blair kick) GT 3 1:16 Washington 1 run (Blair kick) 9-74; 4:02 DUKE 4 14:06 Kelly 37 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 6-76; 2:04 GT 4 7:37 Hill 79 pass from Washington (Blair kick) 3-80; 1:43 Georgia Tech First Downs Rush 5 16 Pass 16 2 Penalty 1 1 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 26:10 33:50 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING : Connette 4-32, Hollingsworth 5-31, Vernon 3-27, Scott 7-18, King 1-16, Thompson 1-6, Snead 1-1, TEAM 1-(-6), Varner 1-(-6), Renfree 1-(- 10); Georgia Tech: Allen , Washington 21-94, Smith 3-49, Peeples 2-16, Jones 1-2, Cone 1-(-6). PASSING : Renfree , Vernon , Connette ; Georgia Tech: Washington RECEIVING : Vernon 7-67, Varner 7-62, Helfet 6-92, Scott 5-22, Kelly 2-45, Trezvant 2-10, Braxton 1-36 Georgia Tech: Hill 1-79, Smith TACKLES : Kromah 6-7=13, Egboh 6-3=9, Gamble 1-7=8; Georgia Tech: Burnett 4-7=11, Tarrant 6-3=9, Jefferson 5-4=9. Behind 264 passing yards from QB T.J. Yates, North Carolina amassed 519 yards of total offense and the Tar Heels defeated, 24-19, in front of 30,904 spectators at Wallace Wade Stadium After trailing 7-0, North Carolina scored 17 unanswered points to claim a 17-7 in the third period on a fi ve-yard scoring toss from Yates to WR Joshua Adams With the Tar Heels leading 24-10, pulled within 12 points when NG Charlie Hatcher tackled RB Shaun Draughn in the end zone for a safety The Blue Devils made the score when QB Brandon Connette scored from two yards out on the ground with 3:22 left to play, but time would run out on s fi nal offensive possession QB Sean Renfree completed 24-of-39 passes for 242 yards and one TD to join Ben Bennett (1982 & 1983), Anthony Dilweg (1988) and Thaddeus Lewis (2009) as the only players in school history to throw for 3,000 or more yards in a single season... Renfree fi nished the year with 3,131 passing yards WR Conner Vernon had fi ve catches on the day and closed the season with 73 one reception shy of the school single-season standard LB Abraham Kromah carded a career-high 20 tackles to fi nish with a team-leading 129 for the season North Carolina = = 19 DUKE 1 6:19 Kelly 9 pass from Renfree (Snyderwine kick) 6-45; 2:59 UNC 1 0:59 Elzy 5 run (Barth kick) 10-94; 5:16 UNC 2 6:21 Barth 25 FG 16-87; 8:16 UNC 3 9:54 Adams 5 pass from Yates (Barth kick) :06 DUKE 3 2:27 Snyderwine 21 FG 9-73; 4:06 UNC 4 11:38 Sraughn 3 run (Barth kick) 12-81; 5:43 DUKE 4 4:59 SAFETY Hatcher tackles Draughn in end zone DUKE 4 3:22 Connette 2 run (Snyderwine kick) 6-45; 1:33 North Carolina First Downs Rush 13 2 Pass 12 9 Penalty 0 0 Rushing Attempts-Net Yards Passing Comp.-Att.-Int Passing Yards Total Offensive Plays Total Offensive Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Yards-Average Time of Possession 39:33 20:27 Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone RUSHING North Carolina: Elzy , Draughn 13-59, Boyd 2-41, Adams 3-30, Yates 5-9; : Connette 6-16, Thompson 2-11, Scott 4-3, Renfree 4-(-18). PASSING North Carolina: Yates ; : Renfree , Connette RECEIVING North Carolina: Jones , Taylor 6-75, Elzy 4-21, Adams 3-16, Boyd 1-14, Byrd 1-9, Wilson 1-6, Hurst 1-2; : Kelly 7-67, Vernon 5-55, Varner 4-67, Helfet 4-28, Thompson 2-22, Trezvant 1-12, Scott 1-7, Watkins 1-5. TACKLES North Carolina: Williams 5-4=9, Reddick 6-2=8, Searcy 2-2=4; : Kromah 4-16=20, Daniels 5-8=13, Canty 5-6=11, Hatcher 1-9=10. 75

10 2010 STATISTICS RUSHING Player G Att. Gain Loss Net Avg TD Lg Avg/G Desmond Scott Brandon Connette Josh Snead Jay Hollingsworth Juwan Thompson Conner Vernon Alex King Patrick Kurunwune Donovan Varner TEAM Sean Renfree Total , , Opponents , , PASSING Player G Effic C-A-I Pct Yards TD Lg Avg/G Sean Renfree , Brandon Connette Alex King TEAM Conner Vernon Total , Opponents , RECEIVING Player G Rec Yards Avg TD Lg Avg/G Conner Vernon Donovan Varner Austin Kelly Cooper Helfet Desmond Scott Brandon Braxton Josh Trezvant Tyree Watkins Brandon King Jay Hollingsworth Juwan Thompson Brett Huffman Tony Foster Total , Opponents , TOTAL OFFENSE Player G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Sean Renfree ,131 3, Desmond Scott Brandon Connette Josh Snead Jay Hollingsworth Juwan Thompson Conner Vernon Alex King Patrick Kurunwune Donovan Varner Total ,320 3,256 4, Opponents ,499 2,902 5, PUNTING Player No Yards Avg Lg TB FC I20 Blk Alex King 55 2, Kevin Jones Total 57 2, Opponents 48 1, PUNT RETURNS Player Ret Yards Avg TD Lg Lee Butler Johnny Williams Total Opponents KICKOFF RETURNS Player Ret Yards Avg TD Lg Josh Snead Desmond Scott Juwan Thompson Patrick Kurunwune Conner Vernon Lee Butler Kenny Anunike Cooper Helfet Total 68 1, Opponents INTERCEPTIONS Player Int Yards Avg TD Lg Ross Cockrell Lee Butler Matt Daniels Chris Rwabukamba Walt Canty Abraham Kromah Total Opponents ALL-PURPOSE Player G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Yards Avg/G Conner Vernon , Desmond Scott , Donovan Varner Josh Snead Austin Kelly Juwan Thompson Cooper Helfet Brandon Connette Jay Hollingsworth Lee Butler Brandon Braxton Patrick Kurunwune Josh Trezvant Tyree Watkins Brandon King Chris Rwabukamba Brett Huffman Walt Canty Alex King Ross Cockrell Tony Foster Kenny Anunike Johnny Williams TEAM Sean Renfree Total 12 1,320 3, , , Opponents 12 2,499 2, , FIELD GOALS Player Total Pct Lg Blk Will Snyderwine SCORING Player TD FG PAT 2PAT DPAT Saf Pts Will Snyderwine Brandon Connette Conner Vernon Austin Kelly Sean Renfree Desmond Scott Donovan Varner Cooper Helfet Jay Hollingsworth Brandon King Josh Snead Brandon Braxton August Campbell Charlie Hatcher Total Opponents

11 DEFENSE Player G Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks Int PBU QBH FR FF Blk Saf Abraham Kromah Matt Daniels Walt Canty Kelby Brown Patrick Egboh Ross Cockrell Lee Butler Chris Rwabukamba Charlie Hatcher Wesley Oglesby Jordon Byas Damian Thornton Austin Gamble Sydney Sarmiento Kenny Anunike Justin Foxx Curtis Hazelton Garett Patterson Tyree Glover Tony Foster August Campbell Anthony Young-Wiseman Adam Banks Zach Greene Johnny Williams Jay Hollingsworth Kevin Rojas Brandon Braxton Conner Vernon Tevin Hood Matt Pridemore Eriks Reks Jackson Anderson Will Snyderwine Cooper Helfet Brandon King Austin Kelly Desmond Scott Patrick Kurunwune Total Opponents STARTING LINEUPS Offense QB RB TE WR WR WR LT LG C RG RT Other Elon Renfree D. Scott Huffman Foster Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Wake Forest Renfree D. Scott Huffman Kelly Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Alabama Renfree D. Scott King Kelly Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Army Renfree D. Scott King Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Maryland Renfree D. Scott King Kelly Vernon Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Farrell (TE) Miami Connette Thompson King Kelly Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Virginia Tech Renfree D. Scott Huffman Kelly Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Navy Renfree D. Scott King Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harper Morgan Moore Simmons Virginia Renfree D. Scott King Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harding Morgan Moore Simmons Boston College Renfree D. Scott King Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harding Morgan Moore Simmons Georgia Tech Renfree D. Scott Helfet Braxton Vernon Varner Hill Harding Morgan Moore Simmons North Carolina Renfree D. Scott Huffman Kelly Vernon Varner Hill Harding Morgan Moore Simmons Defense DE NG DT DE SLB MLB WLB CB S S CB Other Elon Egboh Hatcher Anunike Thornton Kromah Glover Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Byas (S) Wake Forest Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Glover Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Byas (S) Alabama Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Gamble Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Army Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Gamble Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Maryland Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Canty (S) Miami Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Canty (S) Virginia Tech Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Canty (S) Navy Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Virginia Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler Canty (S) Boston College Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Brown Cockrell Daniels Campbell Canty (S) Georgia Tech Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Brown Rwabukamba Cockrell Daniels Butler North Carolina Egboh Hatcher Sarmiento Oglesby Thornton Kromah Gamble Cockrell Daniels Campbell Canty (S) 77