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2015 Purdue Football Media Guide Table of Contents 2015 Boilermakers at a Glance 2015 Purdue Football Media Guide Table of Contents 2015 Boilermakers At A Glance ................................................... 2 Purdue Football History & Record ....................................48-178 2015 Opponents .......................................................................... 3 Annual Results ........................................................................................ 48-50 Coaching Records // Assistant Coaches .................................................. 51-52 2015 Big Ten Composite Schedule ............................................... 4 All-Time Letterwinners (Alphabetical) .................................................... 52-61 Coaching Staff .........................................................................5-10 All-Time Letterwinners (Numerical) ....................................................... 62-70 Head Coach Darrell Hazell ............................................................................. 5 All-Time Starting Lineups ........................................................................ 71-77 Defensive Coordinator Greg Hudson ............................................................. 6 All-Time Series Records ............................................................................... 78 Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks John Shoop ......................................... 6 Results vs. All Opponents ...................................................................... 79-87 Offensive Line Jim Bridge ............................................................................... 6 Year-By-Year Results................................................................................ 88-97 Defensive Line Rubin Carter .......................................................................... 6 Purdue in the AP Poll // AP Poll History .................................................. 98-99 Linebackers Marcus Freeman ........................................................................ 7 Season Openers ......................................................................................... 100 Defensive Backs Taver Johnson ..................................................................... 7 Home Attendance Averages ...................................................................... 101 Tight Ends Terry Malone .................................................................................. Purdue vs. Indiana ..................................................................................... 102 Wide Receivers Gerad Parker ........................................................................ 7 Team Game Bests ............................................................................... 103-104 Running Backs Jafar Williams ........................................................................ 8 Team Season Records ................................................................................ 105 Director of Sports Performance Duane Carlisle ............................................. 8 Team Season Bests ............................................................................. 106-108 Assistant Director of Sports Performance Grant Geib ................................... 9 Opponent Records .............................................................................. 109-110 Director of Football Operations Andrew Warsaw.......................................... 9 Individual Records .............................................................................. 111-112 Director of Player Personnel Mike Waugh ..................................................... 9 Rushing Records ................................................................................. 113-114 Graduate Assistant John Nussman ................................................................ 9 100-Yard Rushers ................................................................................ 114-115 Graduate Assistant Zach Opsal ...................................................................... 9 Passing Records .................................................................................. 116-118 Graduate Assistant Mark Sheridan .............................................................. 10 300-Yard Passers ........................................................................................ 119 Graduate Assistant Camden Wentz ............................................................. 10 Receiving Records ............................................................................... 120-121 100-Yard Receivers ............................................................................. 121-123 2015 Rosters..........................................................................11-14 Scoring Records .................................................................................. 123-124 Defensive Records .............................................................................. 124-126 2015 Player Bios ....................................................................15-41 Special Teams Records ........................................................................ 126-128 Danny Anthrop-Austin Appleby ................................................................... 15 Career Running Back Statistics ........................................................... 129-131 Markus Bailey-Kirk Barron ........................................................................... 16 Career Quarterback Statistics ............................................................. 132-133 John Bednar-David Blough .......................................................................... 17 Career Receiver Statistics ................................................................... 134-136 Brian Bravo-Anthony Brown ........................................................................ 18 Year-By-Year Team Statistics ............................................................... 137-139 Fred Brown-Cameron Cermin ...................................................................... 19 Year-By-Year Opponent Statistics ........................................................ 140-142 Andy Chelf-Corey Clements ......................................................................... 20 Year-By-Year Leaders ........................................................................... 143-151 Will Colmery-Johnny Daniels ....................................................................... 21 Longest Plays ............................................................................................. 152 Sawyer Dawson-Tim Faison ......................................................................... 22 Ross-Ade Stadium Records ........................................................................ 153 Evan Feichter-Keyante Green ...................................................................... 23 NCAA Statistical Champions ...................................................................... 154 Robert Gregory-Paul Griggs ......................................................................... 24 Big Ten Records.......................................................................................... 155 Trae Hart-Jimmy Herman ............................................................................. 25 Big Ten Statistical Champions ............................................................. 156-157 Alex Hilger-Ra’Zahn Howard ........................................................................ 26 All-Americans ............................................................................................ 158 Garrett Hudson-Markell Jones ..................................................................... 27 Honors and Awards ............................................................................ 159-162 Jordan Jurasevich-Robert Kugler ................................................................. 28 Homecoming Records ................................................................................ 163 Mike Little-Bilal Marshall ............................................................................. 29 Team Awards ...................................................................................... 163-165 Matt McCann-Shane Mikesky ...................................................................... 30 Postseason All-Star Games ................................................................. 166-168 Antoine Miles-Langston Newton ................................................................. 31 Boilermakers in the NFL ...................................................................... 169-174 Myles Norwood-Gregory Phillips ................................................................. 32 NFL Draft History ................................................................................ 175-177 Dezwan Polk-Campbell-J.J. Prince ............................................................... 33 NFL Statistical Leaders ............................................................................... 178 Evan Pulliam-Gelen Robinson ...................................................................... 34 Jordan Roos-Michael Rouse......................................................................... 35 Keenan Schon-John Strausser...................................................................... 36 Jacob Thieneman-Ryan Watson .................................................................. 37 The 2015 Purdue Football Media Guide was written and compiled by Matt Rector Frankie Williams .........................................................................................
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