November 24, :30 p.m. ACC Network Durham, N.C. Wallace Wade Stadium (34,941 Natural grass) DUKE VS. MIAMI

12 November 24, 12:30 p.m. ACC Network Durham, N.C. Wallace Wade Stadium (34,941 Natural grass) Duke (6-5, 3-4 ACC) SEPTEMBER 1 FIU (ESPN3) W, 46-26 8 at [25] Stanford (Pac-12 Network) L, 13-50 15 N.C. Central (ESPN3) W, 54-17 22 Memphis (ESPN3) W, 38-14 29 at Wake Forest (ACC Network) W, 34-27 OCTOBER 6 Virginia (RSN) W, 42-17 13 at Virginia Tech (ACC Network) L, 20-41 20 North Carolina (ESPNU) W, 33-30 27 at [11] Florida State (ESPNU) L, 7-48 NOVEMBER 3 [10] Clemson (ESPN2) L, 20-56 17 at Georgia Tech (ESPNU) L, 24-42 24 (ACC Network) 12:30 p.m. (6-5, 4-3 ACC) SEPTEMBER 1 at Boston College W, 41-32 8 at [20] Kansas State L, 13-52 15 Bethune-Cookman W, 38-10 22 at Georgia Tech W, 42-36 (OT) 29 N.C. State W, 44-37 OCTOBER 6 at [9] Notre Dame L, 3-41 13 North Carolina L, 14-18 20 [14] Florida State L, 20-33 NOVEMBER 1 Virginia Tech W, 30-12 10 at Virginia L, 40-41 17 South Florida W, 40-9 24 at Duke 12:30 p.m. TELEVISION ESPNU Play-by-Play: Tim Brant Analyst: Dave Archer Sideline: Mike Hogewood RADIO Blue Devil IMG Sports Network Play-by-Play: Bob Harris Analyst: Wes Chesson Sideline: Anthony Dilweg Satellite: Sirius Channel 136; XM Channel 203 @Duke_FB DUKE VS. MIAMI Duke plays game 12 of its 100th season of football by hosting this Saturday at 12:30 p.m.... The game will be broadcast live by the ACC Network with Tim Brant (playby-play), Dave Archer (analyst) & Mike Hogewood (sideline) calling the action The Blue Devils stand at 6-5 overall and 3-4 in ACC play after falling, 42-24, at Georgia Tech last week, while the Hurricanes are 6-5 overall and 4-3 in league play after defeating South Florida, 40-9 Saturday s game will mark the 10th on the gridiron between the two schools, with holding an 8-1 all-time series advantage BLUE DEVILS BY THE NUMBERS 183 Combined receptions this year for WRs Conner Vernon (64), Jamison Crowder (62) & Desmond Scott (57) to establish a new school record for catches in a season by three teammates 134.93 Pass effi ciency rating for QB Sean Renfree in, marking the second-highest single-season mark in Blue Devil history, trailing only Ben Bennett s school standard of 142.45 set in 1982 THE MATCHUP Duke Blue Devils Record AP Ranking Last Game 6-5, 3-4 ACC Unranked L, 24-42, Georgia Tech Head Coach David Cutcliffe Career Record 65-67/11th year Duke Record 21-38/5th year vs. 0-4 Duke s lone win over came on October 9, 1976 (20-7)... The Hurricanes have won eight straight meetings including last year s 49-14 decision Governor s Highway Safety serves as the offi cial game sponsor of this week s game... In addition, Duke will celebrate Senior Day & Durham Public Schools Day With its 5-1 record this year at Wallace Wade Stadium, the Blue Devils have matched the school single-season record for home victories... The school standard of fi ve home wins in a single campaign is shared by the teams of 1930, 1932, 1933, 1943, 1974, 1989, 1994 & 3 ACC records held by WR Conner Vernon for career pass receptions (262), career pass receiving yards (3,521) & most consecutive games with at least one catch (46) 50 Yards covering Ross Martin s fi eld goal at Georgia Tech last week, marking the 20th fi eld goal of 50+ yards in Duke history... With 89 points on 17-19 fi eld goals and 38-38 PATs, Martin leads all freshmankickers nationally in scoring Hurricanes Record AP Ranking Last Game A total of 20 Blue Devils will be honored prior to the game against as part of Duke s annual Senior Day festivities: Jackson Anderson, Lee Butler, Lex Butler, Jordon Byas, Walt Canty, Jack Farrell, Joey Finison, Teddy Force, Tony Foster, Austin Gamble, Corey Gattis, Travis Gibson, Conor Irwin, Patrick Kurunwune, Brian Moore, Sean Renfree, Desmond Scott, Taylor Sowell, Conner Vernon & John Watts This season, Duke will play in its fi rst bowl game since the 1994 campaign... The post-season appearance will be the ninth in school history... Head coach David Cutcliffe is 4-1 in bowl games as a head coach 67 Consecutive games for Duke without a missed PAT the longest active streak in the nation 44.11 Season punting average for P Will Monday to rank fi rst in the ACC & 14th nationally... In addition, the average is the fourth-best singleseason mark in Duke history 15 Number of different Blue Devils that have scored TDs this season, matching the highest total in the ACC with Florida State & Georgia Tech 6-5, 4-3 ACC Unranked W, 40-9, South Florida Head Coach Al Golden Career Record 39-45/7th year Record 12-11/2nd year vs. Duke 1-0 Duke-: leads, 8-1... Streak:, W8... Last Meeting: 49, Duke 14 on November 5,

MEDIA INFORMATION Duke Sports Information SID: Art Chase (football) Offi ce Phone: 919-684-2633 Chase s Home Phone: 919-942-3485 Chase s Cell Phone: 919-599-9820 Chase s Email: chasea@duaa.duke.edu Assistant SID: Chris Cook (football) Offi ce Phone: 919-684-8708 Cook s Cell Phone: 919-812-7141 Cook s Email: cook@duaa.duke.edu Fax: 919-684-2489 Website: www.goduke.com Mailing Address: Duke SID Offi ce Box 90557 Durham, N.C. 27708 Duke Football Weekly Media Luncheon Duke hosts weekly media luncheons featuring head coach David Cutcliffe and selected Blue Devil players... the press conference, which begins at 11:30 a.m., is held each Tuesday throughout the football season at the Brooks Football Building. ACC Weekly Teleconference The Atlantic Coast Conference will hold its weekly football teleconference on Wednesdays from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.... Duke head coach David Cutcliffe is available beginning at 12:10 p.m.... Media may contact the ACC Media Relations Offi ce at 336-851-6062 for the phone number. 10:30...Frank Spaziani, Boston College 10:40...Dabo Swinney, Clemson 10:50... Jimbo Fisher, Florida State 11:00...Randy Edsall, Maryland 11:10...Tom O Brien, N.C. State 11:20... Jim Grobe, Wake Forest 11:30...Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech 11:40... Larry Fedora, North Carolina 11:50... Mike London, Virginia 12:00...Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech 12:10...David Cutcliffe, Duke 12:20...Al Golden, ACC Video Clip Service Broadcast media outlets will be able to access ACC football highlights and press conference excerpts via the ACC Video Clip Service (AVCS) throughout the football season. This video content will only be available for download in a digital fi le format. To register for this service contact Scott McBurney at smcburney@theacc.org or call 336.851.6067. Coach David Cutcliffe s Duke Football Show Coach David Cutcliffe s Duke Football Show is produced by Blue Devil IMG Sports Network. The 30-minute program features head coach David Cutcliffe and highlights of every Duke football game. For broadcast information, please contact the Duke Sports Information Offi ce. Duke On Twitter and Facebook @Duke_FB is the offi cial Twitter account of the Duke football program. Updates on the Duke football team can also be found on the facebook site Duke Football. 19 Monday Off No practice THIS WEEK IN DUKE FOOTBALL 20 Tuesday Media Lunch 11:30 a.m. Lunch sponsored by Jimmy John s 12 noon Players available 12:30 p.m. Cutcliffe available Duke Football Radio Show 7 p.m. Washington Duke Inn Live on 620 AM & GoDuke.com 21 Wednesday Player availability after practice Approximately 10:30 a.m. ACC Coaches Teleconference Cutcliffe available at 12:10 p.m. Contact ACC Offi ce for access (336) 851-6062 INTERVIEW PROCEDURES Student-Athletes: All interviews with Duke football players must be arranged through the Sports Information Offi ce. Player interviews will be available Tuesday and Wednesday during a typical game week. Coach Cutcliffe: All interviews with head coach David Cutcliffe can be arranged through Art Chase at (919) 684-2614. FOOTBALL PRACTICES The Duke football team conducts practice Sunday and Tuesday through Friday during the regular season. Practices are closed to the media. MEDIA PARKING & WILL CALL The media parking lot is located to the west of the Wallace Wade Stadium in the Lot P off of Highway 751. The media will call is located at the West Gate of Wallace Wade Stadium. BLUE DEVIL IMG SPORTS NETWORK A state-wide radio audience follows all the action of Duke football on The Blue Devil IMG Sports Network. The network provides in-depth pregame coverage, live play-by-play of all the action, and the post-game press conferences straight from the locker room to stations via satellite each game. The one-hour tailgate show is hosted by John Roth. Three-time North Carolina Broadcaster of the Year Bob Harris, the voice of the Blue Devils for the past 36 seasons, calls all the action for Duke fans each game. He was inducted into the Stanly County (N.C.) Sports Hall of Fame in 1993 and the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 2006. Analyst Wes Chesson joins Harris in the booth each game and is in his 33rd season providing color commentary for Duke games. Chesson, an All-ACC receiver at Duke from 1968-70, still holds fi ve school receiving records, hauling in 164 catches for 2,399 yards during his playing days. He went on to play with the NFL s Atlanta Falcons (1971-73) and Philadelphia Eagles (1973-74). In December of 2000, Harris and Chesson were selected to work the 64th annual Shrine Bowl Game of the Carolinas in Charlotte, N.C. Anthony Dilweg, the 1988 ACC Player of the Year, joins the broadcast team for his 14th season, serving as the sideline reporter with a keen inside perspective. John Rose serves as the network s engineer. 22 Thursday Cutcliffe availability after practice Approximately 10:15 a.m. Injury Report Released no later that 2 p.m. 23 Friday No media availability 24 Saturday Gameday Duke vs. 12:30 p.m. ET Wallace Wade Stadium Cutcliffe and select players available after game 25 Sunday Cutcliffe Teleconference 5 p.m. Contact Art Chase for access LOCKER ROOM POLICY The Duke locker room is closed to the media at all times. Following all home games, David Cutcliffe and designated players will address the media in the team meeting room on the second fl oor of the Yoh Football Center. Road accommodations for the media will be made based on the facility. PRESS CREDENTIALS All media attending Duke football home games must apply for and be issued press credentials. Requests for credentials should be made in advance by email and directed to Sports Information Director Art Chase. Priority is given to daily newspapers, major magazines and electronic media in the geographic areas of the competing teams. GLENN E. (TED) MANN PRESS BOX Named after former SID Ted Mann, the Duke press box is located on the third fl oor of the Finch-Yeager Building on the west side of Wallace Wade Stadium. Admittance is by credential only. 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TEAM NOTES NUMBER 8 DECAL Duke dons an 8 decal on the back of its helmets to recognize sophomore WR Blair Holliday, who was injured in a watercraft accident on July 4. Holliday spent over one month at UNC Hospitals before being transferred to the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, Ga., where he stayed until being released on Friday, August 31. He continues to be a patient at the Shepherd Center. DUKE OFFENSE AMONG PROGRAM S BEST The Blue Devils average 30.1 points per game, which would rank as the third highest scoring average in school history. The Blue Devils have scored at least 30 points six times, already the third most 30-point games in school history. The 1988 and 1989 teams, coached by Steve Spurrier, posted seven 30-point games in back-to-back seasons. Duke has topped the 40-point mark three times in, tied for the fourth most in school history. Duke has scored 30 or more points 22 times during the David Cutcliffe Era, including in six of eight games this season. The Blue Devils have scored 40 or more points 10 times over the past fi ve years and over 50 twice. Duke is 17-5 under Cutcliffe when scoring at least 30 points. Duke Highest Scoring Teams (Points Per Game) 1. 1994 (8-4)... 32.7 2. 1989 (8-4)... 32.4 3. (6-4)... 30.1 4. 1988 (7-3-1)... 29.5 5. 1949 (6-3)... 28.9 Cutcliffe 30-point Games at Duke 1. vs. James Madison (Aug. 30, 2008)... W, 31-7 2. vs. Navy (Sept. 13, 2008)... W, 41-31 3. vs. Virginia (Sept. 20, 2008)... W, 31-3 4. vs. (Oct. 18, 2008)... L, 31-49 5. at Wake Forest (Nov. 1, 2008)...L, 30-33 OT 6. at Army (Sept. 12, 2009)... W, 35-19 7. vs. N.C. Central (Sept. 26, 2009)... W, 49-14 8. at N.C. State (Oct. 10, 2009)... W, 49-28 9. vs. Wake Forest (Nov. 28, 2009)... L, 34-45 10. vs. Elon (Sept. 4, 2010)... W, 41-27 11. at Wake Forest (Sept. 11, 2010)... L, 48-54 12. at Navy (Oct. 30, 2010)... W, 34-31 13. vs. Virginia (Nov. 6, 2010)... W, 55-48 14. vs. Tulane (Sept. 24, )... W, 48-27 15. vs. FIU (Oct. 1, )... W, 31-27 16. vs. Georgia Tech (Nov. 19, )... L, 31-38 17. vs. FIU (Sept. 1, )... W, 46-26 18. vs. N.C. Central (Sept. 15, )... W, 54-17 19. vs. Memphis (Sept. 22, )... W, 38-14 20. at Wake Forest (Sept. 29, )... W, 34-27 21. vs. Virginia (Oct. 6, )... W, 42-17 22. vs. North Carolina (Oct. 21, )... W, 33-30 BLUE DEVILS BECOME BOWL-ELIGIBLE Following a 33-30 win over North Carolina in week eight, Duke became bowl eligible for the fi rst time since 1994. At 6-5, Duke is off to its best start under fi fth-year head coach David Cutcliffe and the program s best start since 1994. Duke was the second ACC team to become bowl eliglble in. Clemson was the fi rst, doing so just before Duke in week eight, while Florida State became eligible for post-season play later the same day. Duke is 3-5 all-time in bowl games. Cutcliffe, who has coached in 22 bowl games in his career, is 4-1 (.800) in bowl games as a head coach. He led Ole Miss to wins in the Cotton Bowl (2003) and Independence Bowl (1998, 1999, 2002), and an appearance in the Music City Bowl (2000). HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE The Blue Devils have compiled a 5-1 record at Wallace Wade Stadium this year, matching the school record for home victories in a season. Duke also won fi ve home tilts in 1930, 1932, 1933, 1943, 1974, 1989 and 1994. Duke is averaging 38.8 points per game at home, compared to 19.6 points per contest in fi ve road games. Duke has now scored 233 points in its six home games in, the highest six-game home total in school history. Duke has scored at least 33 points in fi ve home games and is outscoring opponents by 12.1 points per game in Wallace Wade Stadium. Duke has scored points in 13 of the last 15 quarters at Wallace Wade Stadium. FOURTH-QUARTER WINS Duke has won two games in the fourth quarter this season, marking the 20th time in school history that the Blue Devils have put together game-winning drives in the fourth quarter. This season, Duke has put together fourth-quarter victories against Wake Forest (34-27) and North Carolina (33-30). Against Wake Forest, Duke entered the fourth quarter tied 20-20 before backup QB Anthony Boone engineered two TD drives in the eventual 34-27 win. Against North Carolina, Duke trailed 30-26 with 3:12 remaining before QB Sean Renfree led an 87-yard touchdown drive that culminated in a fi veyard touchdown pass from Renfree to WR Jamison Crowder on 4th-and-2 with 13 seconds remaining. Duke has won six games in the fourth quarter under fi fth-year head coach David Cutcliffe, including two in. Those six game-winning drives have been led by three different quarterbacks. IMPACT FRESHMEN Duke has played a combined 22 true and redshirt freshmen in. The Blue Devils have played 10 true freshmen this season, matching the 13thhighest total in the nation. Three freshmen K Ross Martin, P Will Monday & S Dwayne Norman have earned starting assignments. SCHOLARSHIP SENIORS Duke has just 13 scholarship seniors on its roster this season, one of the lowest totals in the nation. Duke is one of fi ve schools joining Colorado, Florida, TCU & Tennessee to have 13 or fewer scholarship seniors while playing 10 or more true freshman this season. NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS Duke has registered four non-offensive TDs in, via interception return (2), punt return (1) and blocked fi eld goal return (1), matching the sixthhighest total in school history. The school standard for non-offensive touchdowns is six, set in 1994. In the 56-game David Cutcliffe Era, the Blue Devils have posted 14 non-offensive touchdowns via interceptions return (6), fumble return (6), punt return (1) and blocked fi eld goal return (1). Duke is 8-4 under Cutcliffe when scoring a non-offensive TD including a 2-0 ledger when turning the trick twice in the same game (Army, 2009 & N.C. Central, ). HIGH SCHOOL CONNECTIONS Fourteen Duke and players were high school teammates or graduated from the same alma mater. Bishop Gorman HS (Las Vegas, Nev.) DUKE Shaquille Powell (RB, Fr.) MIA Jalen Grimble (DL, So.) Christopher Columbus HS (, Fla.) DUKE Travis Gibson (OG, Sr.) MIA Alex Irastorza (WR, R-Jr.) Cypress Bay HS (Weston, Fla.) DUKE Austin Gamble (LB, Sr.) MIA Chad Barnes (WR, R-Jr.), Danny Isidora (OL, Fr.) Plantation HS (Plantation, Fla.) DUKE Jeremy Cash (S, So.) MIA Brandon McGee (DB, Sr.) Stephenson HS (Stone Mountain, Ga.) DUKE Jared Boyd (CB, R-Fr.) MIA Tyrone Cornileus (LB, Jr.), Raphael Kirby (LB, Fr.) Victory Christian HS (Charlotte, N.C.) DUKE Justin Foxx (DE, R-Jr.) MIA Curtis Porter (DL, R-Jr.) AWARDS Jordon Byas ACC Defensive Back of the Week (Oct. 1) Walt Canty ACC Defensive Back of the Week (Oct. 8) Ross Cockrell ACC Defensive Back of the Week (Sept. 17) Capital One Academic All-District III Jamison Crowder Biletkinoff Award Watch List Jela Duncan ACC Rookie of the Week (Oct. 22) Dave Harding Capital One Academic All-District III Ross Martin Lou Groza Award Semifi nalist Brian Moore Rimington Trophy Watch List Sean Renfree AFCA Good Works Team Pop Warner National College Football Award Senior CLASS Award Finalist National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Capital One Academic All-District III ACC Offensive Back of the Week (Oct. 22) Perry Simmons Capital One Academic All-District III ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week (Oct. 22) Conner Vernon Biletkinoff Award Watch List

OFFENSIVE NOTES RENFREE CLOSING IN ON DUKE RECORDS Renfree s.644 career completion percentage (825-of-1,281) is the best mark in Duke history. He is ranked among Duke s top fi ve in fi ve major categories and is only the fi fth QB in school history to surpass 8,000 career passing yards. Renfree ranks among the school s top fi ve in passing yards (8,675), pass effi ciency (127.21), completions (824), attempts (1,281) and TD-to-INT ratio (1.21:1). Entering week 12, Renfree would need to complete 54 passes to break Duke s all-time completions record. Duke Career Pass Completions 1. Thaddeus Lewis (2006-09)... 877 2. Sean Renfree (2009-present)... 825 3. Ben Bennett (1980-83)... 820 4. Spence Fischer (1992-95)... 786 Duke Career Passing Touchdowns 1. Thaddeus Lewis (2006-09)... 67 2. Ben Bennett (1980-83)... 55 3. Spence Fischer (1992-95)... 48 Steve Slayden (1984-87)... 48 5. Sean Renfree (2009-present)... 46 6. Dave Brown (1989-91)... 42 Duke Career Completion Pct. (min. 500 att.) 1. Sean Renfree (2009-present)....644 2. Ben Bennett (1980-83)....596 3. Thaddeus Lewis (2006-09)....581 Duke Career Passing Efficiency (min. 500 att.) 1. Anthony Dilweg (1985-88)... 128.94 2. Sean Renfree (2009-present)... 127.21 3. Ben Bennett (1980-83)... 123.28 Duke Career Passing Yards 1. Thaddeus Lewis (2006-09)... 10,065 2. Ben Bennett (1980-83)... 9,614 3. Spence Fischer (1992-95)... 9,019 4. Sean Renfree (2009-present)... 8,675 5. Steve Slayden (1984-87)... 8,004 FIRST DOWN CONVERSIONS Player Rush Pass Total Sean Renfree, QB 4 105 109 Jamison Crowder, WR 0 37 37 Conner Vernon, WR 1 34 35 Anthony Boone, 3 24 27 Desmond Scott, WR 0 28 28 Juwan Thompson, RB 16 5 21 Jela Duncan, RB 15 4 19 Josh Snead, RB 17 1 18 Brandon Connette, 9 4 13 Issac Blakeney, TE 0 10 10 Shaquille Powell, RB 4 1 5 David Reeves, TE 0 5 5 Patrick Kurunwune, RB 2 0 2 Max McCaffrey, WR 0 2 2 Corey Gattis, WR 0 1 1 Will Monday, P 0 1 1 Erich Schneider, TE 0 1 1 Jack Wise, WR 0 1 1 Penalty 20 RENFREE ACC S MOST EXPERIENCED PASSER Renfree is the most experienced passer in the ACC, leading the league s active quarterbacks in passing yards (8,675), completions (825) and attempts (1,281) and ranking tied for the ACC QB lead in games started (33). Active ACC Quarterbacks Games Played/Started Name, School Cl. GP/GS 1. Sean Renfree, Duke...R-Sr... 39/33 2. Tanner Price, Wake Forest... Jr.... 35/33 3. Chase Rettig, Boston College... Jr.... 33/33 Active ACC Quarterbacks Passing Yards Name, School Yards 1. Sean Renfree, Duke... 8,675 2. Tajh Boyd, Clemson... 7,524 3. EJ Manuel, Florida State... 7,129 4. Mike Glennon, NC State... 6,783 5. Tanner Price, Wake Forest... 6,484 Active ACC Quarterbacks Pass Completions Name, School Comp. 1. Sean Renfree, Duke... 825 2. Tanner Price, Wake Forest... 601 3. Mike Glennon, NC State... 584 4. Tajh Boyd, Clemson... 571 5. EJ Manuel, Florida State... 540 Active ACC Quarterbacks Completion Percentage *Minimum 500 attempts Name, School Pct. 1. EJ Manuel, Florida State....671 2. Bryn Renner, North Carolina....657 3. Sean Renfree, Duke....644 4. Tajh Boyd, Clemson....624 5. Mike Glennon, NC State....599 Active ACC Quarterbacks Passing Touchdowns Name, School TD 1. Tajh Boyd, Clemson... 70 2. Mike Glennon, NC State... 56 3. Bryn Renner, North Carolina... 49 4. Sean Renfree, Duke... 46 5. EJ Manuel, Florida State... 45 THIRD DOWN CONVERSIONS Player Rush Pass Total Sean Renfree, QB 2 23 25 Anthony Boone, QB 0 12 12 Conner Vernon, WR 1 10 11 Jamison Crowder, WR 0 9 9 Desmond Scott, WR 0 7 7 Brandon Connette, QB 5 1 6 Issac Blakeney, TE 0 5 5 Shaquille Powell, RB 3 1 4 Jela Duncan, RB 1 2 3 Juwan Thompson, RB 3 0 3 Josh Snead, RB 2 0 2 Patrick Kurunwune, RB 1 0 1 Max McCaffrey, WR 0 1 1 David Reeves, WR 0 1 1 Penalty 5 FOURTH DOWN CONVERSIONS Player Rush Pass Total Sean Renfree, QB 0 7 7 Brandon Connette, QB 2 2 4 Conner Vernon, WR 0 3 3 Anthony Boone, QB 0 1 1 Jamison Crowder, WR 0 1 1 Will Monday, P 0 1 1 David Reeves, TE 0 1 1 Erich Schneider, TE 0 1 1 Desmond Scott, WR 0 1 1 Penalty 4 RENFREE MOVING UP IN ACC RECORD BOOKS Renfree is on pace to crack the ACC s top 10 in several career passing records, including passing yards, completions, completion percentage, pass attempts and 300-yard games. ACC Career Passing Yards Leaders Player, Team Passing Yards 1. Philip Rivers, NC State (2000-03)... 13,484 2. Thaddeus Lewis, Duke (2006-09)... 10,065 3. Chris Weinke, Florida State (1997-00)... 9,839 4. Riley Skinner, Wake Forest (2006-09)... 9,762 5. Charlie Whitehurst, Clemson (2002-05)... 9,665 6. Ben Bennett, Duke (1980-83)... 9,614 7. Jamie Barnette, NC State (1996-99)... 9,461 8. T.J. Yates, N. Carolina (2007-10)... 9,377 9. Spence Fischer, Duke (1992-95)... 9,021 10. Matt Ryan, Boston College (2005-07)... 8,963 11. Joe Hamilton, Georgia Tech (1996-99)... 8,882 12. Jacory Harris, (2008-11)... 8,826 13. Darian Durant, N. Carolina (2001-04... 8,755 14. Sean Renfree, Duke (2009-Present)... 8,675 15. Russell Wilson, NC State (2008-10)... 8,545 16. Shawn Jones, Georgia Tech (1989-92)... 8,441 17. Chris Rix, Florida State (2001-04)... 8,390 18. Reggie Ball, Georgia Tech (2003-06)... 8,128 ACC Career Pass Completions Leaders Player, Team Passing Yards 1. Philip Rivers, NC State (2000-03)... 1,087 2. Riley Skinner, Wake Forest (2006-09)... 903 3. Thaddeus Lewis, Duke (2006-09)... 877 4. Sean Renfree, Duke (2009-Present)... 825 5. Ben Bennett, Duke (1980-83)... 820 6. Charlie Whitehurst, Clemson (2002-05)... 817 7. T.J. Yates, North Carolina (2007-10)... 795 8. Spence Fischer, Duke (1992-95)... 786 9. Matt Ryan, Boston College (2005-07)... 772 ACC Career 300-Yard Passing Games Leaders Player, Team 300-Yard Games 1. Philip Rivers, NC State (2000-03)... 18 2. Chris Weinke, Florida State (1997-00)... 13 3. Matt Ryan, Boston College (2004-07)... 12 Russell Wilson, NC State (2008-10)... 12 4. Scott Milanovich, Maryland (1992-95)...11 Thaddeus Lewis, Duke (2006-09)...11 6. Anthony Dilweg, Duke (1985-88)... 10 Drew Weatherford, FSU (2005-08)... 10 8. Ben Bennett, Duke (1980-83)... 9 Danny Kanell, Florida State (1992-95)... 9 Sean Renfree, Duke (2009-Present)... 9 ACC Career Completion Percentage Leaders Player, Team Completion Pct. 1. EJ Manuel, Florida State (2009-Present)....671 2. Matt Schaub, Virginia (2000-03)....670 3. Riley Skinner, Wake Forest (2006-09)....669 4. Scott Milanovich, Maryland (1992-95)....662 5. Bryn Renner, North Carolina (2010-Present)....660 6. Sean Renfree, Duke (2009-Present)....644 AWARDS POUR IN FOR RENFREE Renfree is one of two players nationally joined by Alabama s Barrett Jones to receive the National Football Foundation s Scholar-Athlete Award (one of 15), earn a spot on the AFCA s Good Works Team (one of 11) and be a fi nalist for the Senior CLASS Award (one of 10). Renfree is the only player from the ACC to be honored with the NFF Scholar- Athlete Award while becoming just the third player in Blue Devil history to receive the accolade, joining Mike Diminick (1983) and Bill Obremskey (1983).

RENFREE NAMED TO AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM Renfree received one of the most prestigious off-thefi eld honors in college football this season when he was named to the AFCA Good Works Team. He is one of only 22 Division I football players to receive a spot on the team. Renfree s community service work includes the Duke Children s Hospital, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Read with the Blue Devils, Durham Rescue Mission, the MLK Million Meals Event and Active Teens. RENFREE NAMED NFF SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Renfree received one of the most prestigious awards in college football this season when he was named a National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete. He was one of 15 to receive the recognition. The award carries with it an $18,000 postgraduate scholarship and a trip to New York, N.Y., for the annual banquet. Renfree is now a candidate for the William V. Campbell Trophy, which recognizes an individual as the absolute best football scholarathlete in the nation. Renfree is pursuing his master s degree in humanities. He owns a 3.81 grade point average in graduate school after posting a 3.40 GPA as an undergraduate. RENFREE UP FOR SENIOR CLASS AWARD Renfree is candidate for the Senior CLASS Award, an honor presented annually to the college football senior who excels in four areas of excellence - community, classroom, character and competition. Along with his on-fi eld accomplishments, Renfree boasts 3.81 GPA as a graduate student after maintaining a 3.40 GPA as an undergraduate. He is a two-year team captain and is involved in a number of community outreach programs, including the Duke Children s Hospital and Ronald McDonald House. RENFREE A FINALIST FOR POP WARNER AWARD Renfree is one of four fi nalists for the Pop Warner National College Football Award, which recognizes a Pop Warner alumnus who has made a difference on the fi eld, in the classroom and in his community, and serves as a role model to Pop Warner s young student athletes. RENFREE AMONG ACC LEADERS Renfree is one of the ACC s most accurate quarterbacks, ranking third in the league in completion percentage, fourth in pass effi ciency and sixth in pass completions. ACC Completion Percentage Leaders Player, Team Completion % 1. EJ Manuel, Florida State....688 2. Tajh Boyd, Clemson....680 3. Sean Renfree, Duke....673 ACC Pass Efficiency Leaders Player, Team Pass Efficiency 1. Tajh Boyd, Clemson... 172.7 2. EJ Manuel, Florida State... 167.5 3. Bryn Renner, North Carolina... 147.8 4. Sean Renfree, Duke... 134.9 5. Michael Rocco, Virginia... 132.8 RENFREE CONSISTENTLY ACCURATE Renfree has completed 60.0 percent of his passes in nine of 10 games this season and ranks tied for 14th nationally with a.673 completion percentage. That ranks third in the ACC and would best the single-season school record of.650 he set in. NCAA Completion Percentage Leaders 1. David Fales, San Jose St.... 72.5 2. Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville... 70.9 3. Geno Smith, West Virginia... 70.1 4. Seth Doege, Texas Tech... 70.0 5. Marcus Mariota, Oregon... 69.8 6. Brett Hundley, UCLA... 69.4 7. Colby Cameron, Louisiana Tech... 69.3 8. David Ash, Texas... 69.3 9. Rakeem Cato, Marshall... 68.9 10. EJ Manuel, Florida St.... 68.8 11. Tajh Boyd, Clemson... 68.0 12. Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M... 67.7 13. Chuckie Keeton, USU... 67.5 14. Sean Renfree, Duke... 67.3 Tino Sunseri, Pitt... 67.3 Connor Shaw, South Carolina... 67.3 Duke Season Completion Percentage Records 1. Sean Renfree ()....673 (224-333) 2. Sean Renfree ()....650 (282-434) 3. Ben Bennett (1983)....640 (300-469) 300-YARD GAMES Renfree has thrown for over 300 yards in nine career games. He is one of 17 Duke quarterbacks all-time to throw for over 300 yards in a game and ranks tied for third on the career list. Renfree Career 300-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1. Elon, Sept. 4, 2010... 350 2. Wake Forest, Sept. 11, 2010... 358 3. Maryland, Oct. 2, 2010... 351 4. Navy, Oct. 30, 2010... 314 5. Georgia Tech, Nov. 20, 2010... 334 6. Boston College, Sept. 17,... 368 7. FIU, Oct. 1,... 335 8. Virginia, Nov. 12,... 303 9. Memphis, Sept. 22,... 314 Duke Career 300-Yard Games 1. Thaddeus Lewis (2006-09)...11 2. Anthony Dilweg (1985-88)... 10 3. Ben Bennett (1980-83)... 9 Sean Renfree (2009-present)... 9 RENFREE ENGINEERS WINNING DRIVES Against North Carolina in week eight, Renfree engineered the fourth game-winning, fourth-quarter scoring drive of his career, moving him into a tie for second place on Duke s all-time chart alongside Ben Bennett and Steve Slayden. Walt Rappold sits atop the list with fi ve game-winning scoring drives in the fi nal period during the 1961 & 1962 seasons. On the fi nal drive against North Carolina, Renfree took Duke 87 yards in 2:53 by completing 8-of-11 passes for 78 yards. With 13 seconds remaining in the game and 4th-and-2 from the North Carolina 5-yard line, he hit WR Jamison Crowder in the endzone to put Duke on top 33-30. With the game-winning touchdown pass, Renfree also became the fi fth quarterback in Duke history to throw a game-winning touchdown pass in the fi nal minute of play, joining Worth Lutz (vs. SMU, 1952), Mike Dunn (vs. Georgia Tech, 1977), Ben Bennett (vs. N.C. State, 1983) and Dave Brown (vs. Northwestern, 1990). MULTI-TOUCHDOWN GAMES Renfree has 12 career games with two or more touchdown passes, including three with four TD passes. His 12 multi-td games rank tied for fourth all-time at Duke. Renfree Career Games With 2+ TD Passes Opponent, Date TDs 1. Army, Sept. 12, 2009... 2 2. Elon, Sept. 4, 2010... 2 3. Wake Forest, Sept. 11, 2010... 4 4. Army, Sept. 25, 2010... 2 5. Boston College, Sept. 17,... 2 6. FIU, Oct. 1,... 2 7. Georgia Tech, Nov. 19,... 4 8. North Carolina, Nov. 26,... 2 9. FIU, Sept. 1,... 2 10. N.C. Central, Sept. 15,... 3 11. Memphis, Sept. 22,... 4 12. Georgia Tech, Oct. 17,... 2 Duke Most Career Games with 2+ Passing TDs 1. Thaddeus Lewis (2006-09)... 19 2. Spence Fischer (1992-95)... 15 3. Ben Bennett (1980-83)... 14 4. Dave Brown (1989-91)... 12 Sean Renfree (2008-Present)... 12 ACTIVE OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Yards Career Sean Renfree...8,675 Anthony Boone...829 Brandon Connette...196 Passing Touchdowns Career Sean Renfree...46 Anthony Boone...6 Brandon Connette...2 Rushing Yards Career Desmond Scott...1,159 Juwan Thompson...837 Josh Snead...535 Jela Duncan...452 Brandon Connette...390 Rushing Touchdowns Career Brandon Connette...14 Sean Renfree...9 Desmond Scott...6 Juwan Thompson...8 Anthony Boone...6 Jela Duncan...4 Josh Snead...2 Receptions Career Conner Vernon...262 Desmond Scott...134 Jamison Crowder...76 Juwan Thompson...44 Receiving Yards Career Conner Vernon...3,521 Desmond Scott...1,132 Jamison Crowder...985 Brandon Braxton...532 Receiving Touchdowns Career Conner Vernon...18 Jamison Crowder...7 Juwan Thompson...3 David Reeves...2 Desmond Scott...2 Issac Blakeney...1 Brandon Braxton...1 Brandon Connette...1 Josh Snead...1 Jack Wise...1

RENFREE REACHES 8,000 PASSING YARDS Against North Carolina in week eight, Renfree became the fi fth quarterback in Duke history and the 20th in ACC history to reach 8,000 career passing yards. He currently ranks fourth at Duke with 8,477 passing yards. Renfree is the fi rst Duke QB to reach that mark since Thaddeus Lewis in 2009. Duke has the most 8,000-yard passers in ACC history with fi ve. The next closest schools are NC State and Georgia Tech with three apiece. RUNNING QUARTERBACKS Duke s top three quarterbacks Sean Renfree, Brandon Connette and Anthony Boone have combined for 28 career rushing touchdowns. This season, Boone, Renfree and Connette have combined to score eight of Duke s 15 rushing TDs. Connette has amassed 14 rushing touchdowns in 24 career games. That ranks as the third most rushing touchdowns by a quarterback in school history. Renfree is also among Duke s top 10 with eight career rushing touchdowns. Duke Career Rushing TD by a Quarterback 1. Mike Dunn (1975-78)... 22 2. Elmore Hackney (1935-37)... 20 3. Brandon Connette (2010-present)... 14 4. Leo Hart (1968-70)... 13 5. Jerry Barger (1951-54)... 9 Thaddeus Lewis (2006-09)... 9 Sean Renfree (2008-present)... 9 CAPABLE BACKUPS Duke has depth at the QB position with redshirt sophomore Anthony Boone backing up Renfree. Boone played in 10 games as a redshirt freshman and has appeared in every game of, completing 49-of-95 (.516) passes for 531 yards, fi ve touchdowns and two interceptions. Boone made his fi rst career start in week six versus Virginia and threw for four touchdowns, leading Duke to the fi rst of consecutive wins against Wake Forest (34-27) and Virginia (42-17) after taking over for Renfree, who suffered an arm injury. Redshirt sophomore Brandon Connette is also available at QB in addition to his role as a WR and TE. Connette has played in 23 games with 14 rushing TDs, one passing TD, one receiving TD and 196 passing yards on 15 completions CONNETTE SCORES TOUCHDOWNS Redshirt sophomore QB Brandon Connette leads Duke in touchdown responsbility with seven scores and has been responsible for 16 career touchdowns in just 24 career games (14 rushing, one passing and one receiving). For his career, he averages a touchdown for every 8.43 rushing attempts. Connette is one of seven players in the country with a passing, rushing and receiving TD this season. Connette, who missed the fi nal 10 games of with a shoulder injury, has fi ve rushing TDs, one receiving TD and one passing TD this season. He has been responsible for two touchdowns in a game three times this season. Connette is the fi rst Blue Devil to rush for a touchdown, catch a scoring pass and throw a TD pass in the same season since D. Bryant and Ben Erdeljac both turned the trick in 2000. BOONE SHINES IN STARTING DEBUT Redshirt sophomore QB Anthony Boone made his fi rst start in week six versus Virginia in place of injured starter Sean Renfree. Boone completed 18-of-31 passes for 212 yards and four TDs to match Dave Brown s record for most TD passes in a starting debut. The game signaled the second straight win for Boone as the primary quarterback. He entered the week fi ve game against Wake Forest in the third quarter with the score tied 20-20 and engineered two touchdown drives in the eventual 34-27 win. Duke Starting Debuts by a Quarterback Player vs. Opponent, Year C-A Yds TD Int Dave Brown vs. Wake Forest, 1989 24-36 444 4 1 Sean Renfree vs. Elon, 2010 31-39 350 2 0 Billy Ray vs. S. Carolina, 1989 28-39 341 2 3 Thaddeus Lewis vs. Wake Forest, 2006 21-32 305 1 0 Matt Rader vs. Northwestern, 1996 27-46 289 1 2 Todd Orvald vs. Ga. Tech, 1965 17-27 237 3 3 Spence Fischer vs. E. Carolina, 1992 20-29 222 3 2 Leo Hart vs. S. Carolina, 1969 16-25 214 1 0 Anthony Boone vs. Virginia, 18-31 212 4 0 Bobby Campbell vs. N.C. State, 1997 13-26 189 0 1 VERNON OWNS NATION S LONGEST STREAK Vernon owns the nation s longest receiving streak with at least one catch in ACC-record 46 consecutive games, which includes every game of his career. Desmond Scott is also on the list with a 37-game streak, which ties for the second longest streak in school history. Vernon s 46-game streak surpassed the previous ACC record of 45 games set by North Carolina s Corey Holliday. It also tops the previous Duke mark of 37 games held by Vernon s high school and collegiate teammate Donovan Varner (2008-11). Vernon has multiple receptions in 45 of those 46 games. He is currently on a streak of 26 straight games with multiple catches, which is the third longest streak in Duke history. Scott has multiple catches in 19 consecutive games. NCAA Consecutive Games with a Reception (Active Players) 1. Conner Vernon, Duke...46 2. Lanear Sampson, Baylor...40 3. Taylor Stockemer, Arkansas St....40 4. Cody Wilson, Central Mich....40 5. Tavon Austin, West Virginia...39 6. Brandon Wimberly, Nevada...38 7. Desmond Scott, Duke...37 8. Jackie Williams, UAB...34 9. Keenan Allen, Cal...33 Cobi Hamilton, Arkansas...33 Markus Wheaton, Oregon St....33 Duke Consecutive Games with a Reception Record 1. Conner Vernon (2009-Present)...46 2. Donovan Varner (2008-11)...37 Desmond Scott (2008-Present)...37 4. Scottie Montgomery (1996-99)...35 5. Randy Cuthbert (1988-92)...34 Duke Consecutive Games with 2+ Receptions Record 1. Clarkston Hines (1987-88)...28 2. Donovan Varner (2010-11)...27 3. Conner Vernon (-Present)...26 4. Scottie Montgomery (1998-99)...19 VERNON LEADS ALL ACTIVE RECEIVERS Vernon leads all active FBS receivers in career receiving yards and ranks second in receptions. The 6-1, 200-pound senior owns career totals of 262 receptions for 3,521 yards. Vernon surpassed 3,000 career receiving yards in week four versus Memphis to become only the second receiver in Duke history to reach that milestone. He is one of three active receivers in NCAA FBS with over 3,000 career receiving yards. NCAA Active Career Receptions Leaders 1. Tavon Austin, West Virginia... 274 2. Conner Vernon, Duke... 262 3. Robert Woods, Southern California... 242 4. Ryan Swope, Texas A&M... 237 5. Darius Johnson, SMU... 226 NCAA Active Career Receiving Yards Leaders 1. Conner Vernon, Duke... 3,521 2. Tavon Austin, West Virginia... 3,174 3. Nick Harwell, (Ohio)... 3,131 4. Terrance Williams, Baylor... 2,980 5. Ryan Swope, Texas A&M... 2,962 VERNON ATOP ACC RECORD BOOKS This season, Conner Vernon broke both the ACC s all-time receptions record and all-time receiving yards records. His 262 receptions for 3,521 yards surpassed the previous marks of 232 receptions (Aaron Kelly, Clemson) and 3,517 receiving yards (Peter Warrick, Florida State). Vernon is the fi rst player since Duke s Clarkston Hines (1986-89) to hold the ACC career receptions and receiving yards records at the same time. In, Vernon became the fi rst player in ACC history to post back-to-back seasons with 70-plus receptions. He is the fi rst player in ACC history to post four consecutive 50-reception seasons. ACC Career Receptions Leaders 1. Conner Vernon, Duke (2009-present)... 262 2. Aaron Kelly, Clemson (2005-08)... 232 3. Desmond Clark, Wake Forest (1995-98)... 216 ACC Career Receiving Yards Leaders 1. Conner Vernon, Duke (2009-present)... 3,521 2. Peter Warrick, Florida State (1996-99)... 3,517 3. Torry Holt, NC State (1995-98)... 3,379 ACC Career 100-Yard Receiving Games Leaders 1. Clarkston Hines, Duke (1986-89)... 17 2. Jericho Cotchery, NC State (2000-03)... 15 Jermaine Lewis, Maryland (1992-95)... 15 4. Torry Holt, NC State (1995-98)... 14 Koren Robinson, NC State (1999-00)... 14 Peter Warrick, Florida State (1996-99)... 14 7. Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech (2004-06)... 13 Conner Vernon, Duke (2009-Present)... 13 9. Ricky Proehl, Wake Forest (1986-89)... 12

DUKE RECORD WATCH FOR VERNON Vernon is on pace to end his career as the Duke record holder in several major categories. Category Vernon Duke leader Diff. Receptions 262 Vernon -- Receiving yards 3,521 Vernon -- Games with 1+ reception 46 Vernon -- Games with 2+ receptions 45 Vernon -- Games with 10+ receptions 4 R. Boone (4)/Vernon (4) -- Consecutive games with 1+ reception 46 Vernon -- TD catches of 50+ yards 4* Riley (5) -1 * - Jamison Crowder also has four TD receptions of 50+ yards Duke Career Receiving Yards 1. Conner Vernon (2009-present)... 3,521 2. Clarkston Hines (1986-89)... 3,318 3. Donovan Varner (2008-11)... 2,623 Duke Touchdown Receptions Career 1. Clarkston Hines (1986-89)... 38 2. Corey Thomas (1994-97)... 25 3. Eron Riley (2005-08)... 22 4. Cedric Jones (1978-81)... 21 5. Doug Green (1983-87)... 18 Conner Vernon (2009-Present)... 18 Duke Consecutive games with 5+ receptions 1. Conner Vernon (2010-11)... 10 2. Clarkston Hines (1987-88)... 8 3. Wes Chesson (1969-70)... 7 Roger Boone (1987)... 7 Duke Most games with 5+ receptions Season 1. Wes Chesson (1970)... 9 Roger Boone (1987)... 9 Conner Vernon (2010)... 9 Conner Vernon ()... 9 Conner Vernon ()... 9 6. Henley Carter (1968)... 8 Clarkston Hines (1988)... 8 Duke Most games with 5+ receptions Career 1. Conner Vernon (2009-present)... 32 2. Clarkston Hines (1986-89)... 21 3. Wes Chesson (1968-70)... 18 Duke Games with 10+ receptions Season 1. Roger Boone (1988)... 3 Desmond Scott ()... 3 2. Wes Chesson (1970)... 2 Mark Militello (1983)... 2 Bill Khayat (1994)... 2 Conner Vernon (2010)... 2 WR TRIO SETS DUKE MARK Duke s WR trio of Jamison Crowder, Desmond Scott and Vernon has broken the school record for most combined receptions by three players in a season with 183. The previous standard of 180 was established in 2010 by Vernon (73), Donovan Varner (60) and Austin Kelly (47). Duke Most Pass Receptions, 3 Teammates Receivers (Receptions) Total Receptions 1. Conner Vernon (64), Jamison Crowder (62), Desmond Scott (57), 183 2. Conner Vernon (73), Donovan Varner (60), Austin Kelly (47), 2010 180 3. Roger Boone (73), Clarkston Hines (68), Walter Jones (36), 1988 177 VERNON & CROWDER TOP 800 REC. YARDS Vernon and Crowder have both totaled over 800 receiving yards this season, marking the fi rst time in school history that two Duke receivers have both reached that mark. Both rank among the ACC s top fi ve in receiving yards and have combined for 1,668 receiving yards, which ranks as the fi fth highest total by a Duke receiving duo in school history. Both Vernon and Crowder rank among the NCAA s top 40 in total receiving yards. Duke is one of only four schools in the country with two players who have over 800 receiving yards each, joining Oregon State (Brandin Cooks & Markus Wheaton), Syracuse (Alec Lemon & Marcus Sales) and West Virginia (Stedman Bailey & Tavon Austin). Duke Most Receiving Yards, 2 Teammates Receivers (Receptions) Total Rec. Yards 1. Donovan Varner (1,047), Conner Vernon (746), 2009 1,793 2. Conner Vernon (973), Donovan Varner (736), 2010 1,709 3. Roger Boone (630), Clarkston Hines (1,067), 1988 1,697 4. Henley Carter (892), Wes Chesson (794), 1968 1,686 5. Conner Vernon (846), Jamison Crowder (822), 1,668 ACC RECEIVING LEADERS Duke has three receivers Conner Vernon, Jamison Crowder and Desmond Scott among the top six in the ACC in receptions per game. Two of those three Vernon and Crowder also rank among the ACC s top 10 in receiving yards per game. Duke is one of only two schools with multiple receivers on the receptions list (North Carolina) and one of two (Virginia Tech) with two among the receiving yards top 10. Since his fi rst season at Duke, Vernon has fi nished among the top six in the ACC in both receptions per game and receiving yards per game every year. ACC Receptions Leaders Name, Team Receptions Per Game 1. Michael Campanaro, Wake Forest...7.9 2. Alex Amidon, Boston College...6.8 3. DeAndre Hopkins, Clemson...6.2 4. Conner Vernon, Duke...5.8 5. Jamison Crowder, Duke...5.6 6. Desmond Scott, Duke...5.2 7. Phillip Dorsett,...4.9 8. Quinshad Davis, North Carolina...4.7 Erik Highsmith, North Carolina...4.7 10. Giovani Bernard, North Carolina...4.7 ACC Receiving Yards Leaders Name, Team Receiving Yards Per Game 1. Alex Amidon, Boston College...106.8 2. DeAndre Hopkins, Clemson...106.5 3. Marcus Davis, Virginia Tech...78.0 4. Conner Vernon, Duke...76.9 5. Stefon Diggs, Maryland...76.6 6. Jamison Crowder, Duke...74.7 7. Michael Campanaro, Wake Forest...73.9 8. Corey Fuller, Virginia Tech...69.0 9. Quintin Payton, NC State...67.5 10. Phillip Dorsett,...63.0 DOUBLE-DIGIT RECEPTIONS Vernon has caught 10 or more passes in a game four times, including Duke s season opener. He shares the Duke record with Roger Boone. Senior Desmond Scott and sophomore Jamison Crowder joined Vernon on Duke s list of active players with double-digit reception games in week two when they both caught double-digit passes against Stanford. Scott has three games with 10 or more receptions this season, tying the school record held by Roger Boone (1988). Conner Vernon Games With 10+ Receptions 1. vs. N.C. State (10/10/09)... 10 2. vs. Elon (9/4/10)... 10 3. vs. Boston College (11/13/10)... 12 4. vs. FIU (9/1/12)... 10 Desmond Scott Games With 10+ Receptions 1. vs. Stanford (9/8/12)...11 2. at Wake Forest (9/29/12)...11 3. at Georgia Tech (11/17/12)... 10 Jamison Crowder Games With 10+ Receptions 1. vs. Stanford (9/8/12)... 10 VERNON & CROWDER GO FOR 100 YARDS EACH Vernon and fellow WR Jamison Crowder both topped 100 yards receiving in Duke s opener versus FIU. Vernon grabbed 10 catches for 180 yards, while Crowder caught six passes for 102 yards. Both scored touchdowns, with Vernon scoring from 28 yards on fourth down and Crowder taking one in from 60 yards. The performance was the 16th time in school history that two wide receivers have topped 100 receiving yards in the same game. Vernon has been involved in each of the last fi ve instances, doing so with his former Duke and prep teammate Donovan Varner. CROWDER, SCOTT GRAB 10 RECEPTIONS Crowder and Scott each grabbed double-digit receptions in the week two loss to Stanford, marking only the second time in school history that two receivers recorded at least 10 receptions in the same game. Duke Two Receivers with 10+ Receptions in a Game Receivers (Receptions) Opponent, Date Corey Thomas (13), Mark Wilson (10) Virginia (10/14/1995) Desmond Scott (11), Jamison Crowder (10) Stanford (9/8/) VERNON & RENFREE AMONG BEST QB-WR DUOS Redshirt senior QB Sean Renfree and WR Conner Vernon have hooked up for 13 passing touchdowns during their four seasons together. The duo ranks tied for fourth on Duke s all-time list of QB-WR touchdown combinations. Duke Most TD Passes by QB-WR Combination 1. Thaddeus Lewis to Eron Riley...19 2. Ben Bennett to Chris Castor...16 Steve Slayden to Doug Green...16 4. Spence Fischer to Corey Thomas...13 Sean Renfree to Conner Vernon...13 6. Steve Slayden to Clarkston Hines...11

BIG PLAY OFFENSE Duke has had at least three offensive plays of 20+ yards nine of 11 games this season. Seven of those plays have covered more than 50 yards, including three touchdown passes of 60+ yards to sophomore WR Jamison Crowder, a 54-yard touchdown pass to redshirt sophomore TE Issac Blakeney and a 58-yard rush by freshman RB Jela Duncan. QB Sean Renfree leads the team with 31 plays of at least 20 yards, while WR Conner Vernon has a team-high 13 catches of at least 20 yards, fi ve of which resulted in touchdowns. Renfree has thrown nine touchdown passes of at least 50 yards during his career, which ranks as the most all-time at Duke. Vernon and Crowder, meanwhile, has caught four touchdown passes of at least 50 yards, ranking tied for second at Duke. Duke Offensive Plays of 20+ Yards by Game vs. FIU (Sept. 1, )...4 at Stanford (Sept. 8, )...5 vs. N.C. Central (Sept. 15, )...5 vs. Memphis (Sept. 22, )...7 at Wake Forest (Sept. 29, )...3 at Virginia Tech (Oct. 13, )...3 vs. North Carolina (Oct. 20, )...4 at Florida State (Oct. 27, )...1 vs. Clemson (Nov. 3, )...2 at Georgia Tech (Nov. 17, )...3 Most Touchdown Passes of 50+ Yards, Season 1. Thaddeus Lewis (2007)... 5 2. Sean Renfree ()... 4 3. Walt Rappold (1961)... 3 Dave Brown (1991)... 3 Thaddeus Lewis (2009)... 3 Sean Renfree (2010)... 3 Most Touchdown Passes of 50+ Yards, Career 1. Sean Renfree (2009-present)... 9 2. Thaddeus Lewis (2006-09)... 8 3. Dave Brown (1989-91)... 5 Most Touchdown Receptions of 50+ Yards, Career 1. Eron Riley (2005-08)... 5 2. Dave Dunaway (1964-66)... 4 Walter Jones (1988-91)... 4 Conner Vernon (2009-Present)... 4 Jamison Crowder (-Present)... 4 6. Cedric Jones (1978-81)... 3 Chris Castor (1978-82)... 3 Clarkston Hines (1986-89)... 3 CROWDER ADAPTS QUICKLY TO STARTING ROLE In his fi rst season as a starter, sophomore Jamison Crowder has emerged as Duke s second leading receiver with 62 receptions for 822 yards and six touchdowns. He ranks among the ACC s top six in all three of those categories. Crowder has grabbed at least four receptions in nine of 11 games and has topped 80 receiving yards six times. He has a reception of 20 yards or more in eight of 11 games this season. With back-to-back 100-yard games in weeks one and two, Crowder became the third Duke player to open a season with back-to-back 100-yard receiving games. Crowder grabbed seven receptions for a career-high 167 yards against No. 10 Clemson in week nine. He scored on a 77-yard reception from Sean Renfree for Duke s longest play of the season. SCOTT MAKES THE SWITCH TO WR Senior Desmond Scott switched from RB to WR for his fi nal season as a Blue Devil. Through 11 games, the transition has been smooth with Scott amassing 57 receptions for 584 yards with averages of 5.2 receptions and 53.1 yards per game. Scott has been on the fi eld at WR for a total of 700 snaps, third among Duke s receivers behind Vernon (809) and Crowder (756). Scott tied the school single-season record for most games with 10+ receptions with three this season, posting double-digit receptions against Stanford (11), Wake Forest (11) and Georgia Tech (10). A native of Durham, N.C., Scott has played in 40 career games with 19 starts at RB and 11 at WR. He has rushed for 1,159 yards and six touchdowns on 262 attempts (4.42 ypc) while also catching 134 receptions for 1,132 yards (8.5 yards per reception). Scott has at least one reception in 37 consecutive games in which he has played and multiple receptions in 19 of those games. 100-YARD GAMES Vernon owns 12 career 100-yard receiving games and ranks second on Duke s all-time chart. He moved into sole possession of second place following a 180-yard effort in Duke s season opener versus FIU. Duke Career 100-Yard Receiving Games 1. Clarkston Hines (1986-89)... 17 2. Conner Vernon (2009-present)... 12 3. Wes Chesson (1968-70)... 9 Donovan Varner (2008-11)... 9 Conner Vernon Career 100-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1. Virginia Tech (8/3/09)... 128 2. Maryland (8/24/09)... 102 3. Virginia (8/31/09)... 103 4. Elon (9/4/10)... 129 5. Wake Forest (9/11/10)... 181 6. Army (9/25/10)... 129 7. Boston College (11/13/10)... 134 8. Boston College (9/11/11)...116 9. FIU (10/1/11)...117 10. FIU (9/1/12)... 180 11. Memphis (9/22/12)... 120 12. North Carolina (10/20/12)... 124 Jamison Crowder Career 100-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1. FIU (9/1/12)... 102 2. Stanford (9/8/12)...112 3. Virginia Tech (10/13/12)... 127 4. Clemson (11/3/12)... 167 Desmond Scott Career 100-Yard Games Opponent, Date Yards 1. Wake Forest (9/29/12)... 134 2. at Georgia Tech (11/17/12)... 124 CROWDER, SCOTT GRAB 10 RECEPTIONS Crowder and Scott each grabbed double-digit receptions in the week two loss to Stanford, marking only the second time in school history that two receivers recorded at least 10 receptions in the same game. Duke Two Receivers with 10+ Receptions in a Game Receivers (Receptions) Opponent, Date Corey Thomas (13), Mark Wilson (10) Virginia (10/14/1995) Desmond Scott (11), Jamison Crowder (10) Stanford (9/8/) SCOTT JOINS ACC S 1,000-1,000-1,000 CLUB Scott joined an elite club in week nine when he surpassed 1,000 receiving yards to become only the third player in ACC history to post at least 1,000 rushing, receiving and kickoff return yards. The senior wide receiver spent his fi rst three seasons at running back, but made the unselfi sh transition to wide receiver for his fi nal campaign. Scott is also just the 13th player in the ACC and fourth at Duke to post 1,000 or more rushing and receiving yards, joining former Blue Devils Roger Boone, Randy Cuthbert and Mike Grayson. ACC Players with 1,000 Rush & 1,000 Rec. Yards 1. Frank Quale, Virginia (1966-68) 2,695 rush & 1,145 receive 2. Mike Grayson, Duke (1980-83) 2,441 rush & 1,219 receive 3. Roger Boone, Duke (1986-89) 1,900 rush & 1,444 receive 4. Randy Cuthbert, Duke (1988-92) 2,790 rush & 1,261 receive 5. Terry Kirby, Virginia (1989-92) 3,348 rush & 1,022 receive 6. Warrick Dunn, Florida State (1993-96) 3,959 rush & 1,314 receive 7. Leon Johnson, North Carolina (1993-96) 4,391 rush & 1,288 receive 8. Travis Zachery, Clemson (1998-01) 3,058 rush & 1,057 receive 9. C.J. Spiller, Clemson (2006-09) 3,547 rush & 1,420 receive 10. Alvin Pearman, Virginia (2001-04) 2,394 rush & 1,396 receive 11. Andre Callender, Boston College (2005-07) 2,310 rush & 1,099 receive 12. Perry Jones, Virginia (2009-present) 2,015 rush & 1,147 receive 13. Desmond Scott, Duke (2009-present) 1,159 rush & 1,132 receive ACC Players with 1,000 Rush, 1,000 Rec. Yards and 1,000 Kickoff Return Yards 1. Frank Quale, Virginia (1966-68) 2,695 rush, 1,145 receive & 1,091 KOR 2. C.J. Spiller, Clemson (2006-09) 3,547 rush, 1,420 receive & 2,052 KOR 3 Desmond Scott, Duke (2009-present) 1,159 rush, 1,132 receive & 1,114 KOR