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Mitch Trubisky attempts for 405 yards and three touchdowns in a 37-35 win at No. 12 Florida State • After FSU tied the game at 28 in the fourth quarter, he calmly engineered a 75-yard drive and retook the lead with a 34-yard touchdown MITCH TRUBISKY pass to Thomas Jackson • Had another record-setting day at quarterback in Quarterback a 37-36 win over Pitt, completing 35 of 46 passes for 453 yards, five touch- 6-3 • 225 • Junior downs and no interceptions • Named Walter Camp Football Foundation Na- Mentor, Ohio • Mentor tional Offensive Player of the Week • Set career highs for completions, pass attempts, passing yards and touchdown passes • Tied the school record for TD passes in a game with five • Set the school record for most passing yards 10 in back-to-back games with 885 yards (432 vs. JMU and 453 against Pitt) • Completed 24 of 27 pass attempts for a career-high 432 yards and three • Davey O’Brien Award Semifinalist touchdowns in a win over James Madison • Had a quarterback rating of 260 • Maxwell Award Semifinalist • Set the school record for most passing yards gained per attempt (min. 25 • Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Finalist attempts), averaging 16.0 yards per throw, breaking the mark of 15.1 yards • Walter Camp National Offensive Player of the Week - Sept. 24 by Marquise Williams against Old Dominion in 2013 • Set the school record • Three-time Davey O’Brien Award “Great 8” Selection for most consecutive pass completions in a game with 18, breaking the previous mark of 16 straight was held by Williams vs. Pitt in 2014 • Two of the 18 completions went for touchdowns, 10 of the 18 went for 10 yards or CAROLINA FOOTBALL Pronounced truh-BISS-kee • Elected to forego his final season of eligibil- more, 12 of the 18 went for first downs, and they went to seven different ity and enter the 2017 NFL Draft • Tar Heel receivers • His 75-yard touchdown pass to Ryan Switzer against Ranks fifth at UNC in career passing JMU was the longest completion of his career • Threw two touchdown touchdowns (41), sixth in passing passes and rushed for two scores in a 48-23 win at Illinois • Completed 19 yards (4,762) and seventh in total of- of 24 pass attempts for 265 yards and completed his first touchdown pass fense (5,201). of the season with a 24-yard screen pass to tailback T.J. Logan in the second quarter • Later had a 20-yard scoring strike to 2016 - Junior Season Mack Hollins in the third quarter • Had a 1-yard Started all 13 games in his first season as the run to tie the score at seven and later had a starting quarterback • Set the single-season 6-yard TD run to give UNC its first lead • The record for passing yards (3,748), touchdowns Illinois game was the first time he had scored (30) and total offense (4,056) • Had five two rushing touchdowns in a game • In his rushing touchdowns in 2016 and eight in his first career start vs. Georgia, completed 24 of career • Threw at least three touchdown passes 40 pass attempts for 156 yards, no touchdowns in a game on seven occasions • Completed 23 of and no interceptions • Ran for seven yards and 39 pass attempts for 280 yards, two touchdowns and a touchdown in the loss to Georgia • Named the two interceptions vs. Stanford in the Sun Bowl • Threw 2016 starter following spring drills. three touchdowns and completed 23 of 38 pass attempts for 280 yards against NC State • Completed 11 of 20 pass attempts 2015 - Sophomore Season for 184 yards and three touchdowns in a win over The Citadel Appeared in nine games, completing 40 • Also rushed for a career-high 55 yards • Completed 24 of of 47 passes (85.1 percent) for 555 yards 33 pass attempts for 297 yards and three touchdowns in a and six touchdowns • Also rushed 16 times loss at Duke • All three touchdowns came in the first half • for 101 yards and three scores • Did not Completed 20 of 32 attempts for 329 yards and a touchdown thrown an interception on the year • Came in the win over Georgia Tech • Also rushed six times for 44 off the bench after Marquise Williams yards and a touchdown and caught a pass for eight yards • lost his helmet and completed passes Completed 24 of 31 pass attempts for 310 yards and three against NC State and Clemson • The pass touchdowns in a 35-14 win at Virginia • Completed 11 against the Wolfpack was a first-quarter consecutive pass attempts in the second half • His only touchdown, while the completion against incompletion was late in the game on third down from the Tigers picked up a first down on third the UNC 5-yard line • Completed 11 of 12 second-half and long • Completed 5 of 5 pass attempts for 84 pass attempts at UVA for 150 yards and two touch- yards and scored his third rushing touchdown of the year downs • Named to the Davey O’Brien Award “Great 8” in the win over Miami • Completed all five pass attempts quarterbacks list for the third time with his perfor- for 43 yards and tallied his third rushing touchdown of the mance in the 20-13 win at No. 16 year in the win over Duke • Scored Miami • Completed 33 of 46 passes MITCH TRUBISKY - CAREER STATISTICS his second rushing touchdown of for 299 yards and two scores as well Year C-A-I Pct. Yards TD LP Yds/Gm the year late in the win over Wake as running for a career-high 47 yards 2014 42-78-4 53.8 459 5 39 38.3 Forest • Earned ACC Offensive Back in the victory • Saw his streak of 2015 40-47-0 85.1 555 6 64 61.7 of the Week honors after completing consecutive pass attempts without an 2016 304-447-6 68.0 3,746 30 75 288.3 17 of 20 passes for 312 yards and Totals 386-572-10 67.5 4,762 41 75 157.6 interception come to an end at 243 in four touchdowns against Delaware, the loss to Virginia Tech • Completed Rushing setting a single-game UNC record just 13 of 33 pass attempts for 58 Year No. Yards Avg. TD LP for pass efficiency rating at 282 in yards and two interceptions in a 34-3 2014 11 30 2.7 0 16 the process • Also rushed six times loss to No. 25 Virginia Tech played 2015 16 101 6.3 3 35 for 39 yards against the Blue Hens, 2016 93 308 3.3 5 39 with both totals establishing career during miserable weather conditions Totals 120 439 3.7 8 39 • Set the multi-game school record highs • Completed both passes he for consecutive completions with Career Highs: 453 passing yards vs. Pittsburgh (2016); 35 completions vs. Pittsburgh attempted in the win over Illinois • 30 straight (last 18 vs. JMU; first 12 (2016); 46 attempts vs. Pittsburgh (2016), at Miami (2016); 5 passing touchdowns vs. Pitts- Completed 5 of 7 passes for 37 yards burgh (2016); 55 rushing yards vs. The Citadel (2016), vs. NC State (2016) vs. Pitt) • Completed 31 of 38 pass and a touchdown and added a 35- yard touchdown run in the NC A&T win • The rushing touchdown was the first of his career. 2014 – Redshirt Freshman Season Named to the 2014 All-ACC Academic Team • Appeared in 12 games • Com- pleted 42 of 78 passes for 459 yards, four touchdowns and four intercep- tions • Also rushed 11 times for 30 yards • Played the final two series of the Quick Lane Bowl vs. Rutgers and completed seven of nine pass attempts for 65 yards and a touchdown • Completed a 1-yard touchdown pass to Kend- CAROLINA FOOTBALL rick Singleton against the Scarlet Knights • Finished 6 of 13 for 80 yards and a score in the NC State game • Had 61 passing yards late in the game at Mi- ami • Came off the bench for one snap after Marquise Williams had to leave the game when his helmet came off on the previous play • Tossed a strike to T.J. Thorpe for a 16-yard touchdown that proved to be the game-winning score • Had a season-long rush of 16 yards against Virginia Tech • Com- pleted just 1 of 4 passes against the Hokies and threw an interception that was returned for a touchdown • Finished 6 of 11 for 49 yards at Clemson • Completed 8 of 16 passes for a season-high 103 yards and a touchdown at East Carolina • Finished 10 of 16 with 66 yards and a score in his Carolina debut against Liberty • Redshirted in 2013 after enrolling at UNC in January. Mentor High School Named Mr. Football in the state of Ohio by the Associated Press, an annual award given to the top high school player regardless of division • Ranked the No. 19 quarterback in the country by Scout.com • Prepstar All-Midwest Region • Honorable-mention Parade All-America • Member of the ESPN 300 team • Is the most prolific passer in the Greater Cleveland area, becom- ing the first to pass for more than 9,000 career yards and more than 4,000 yards as a senior • Rated the No. 1 dual-threat quarterback by 247sports. com and the No. 3 player in Ohio • Passed for 4,063 yards as a senior, in- cluding 1,593 in four playoff games • Also rushed for 899 yards • Scored 108 points and was responsible for 51 touchdowns • Threw for 42 touchdowns and rushed for 18 • Team finished 12-2 and advanced to the state semifinals • Mentor was 30-8 during his three-years the quarterback • Among the top 10 passers in Ohio history with 9,126 yards and 92 touchdowns • Also rushed for 1,559 career yards and 33 touchdowns, averaging 4.1 per carry • Also served as Mentor’s punter in 2012 and had a 40.8 average • Coached by Steve Trivisonno.
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