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SERIES: Michigan is 21-23 in Bowl Games (Thru2015) #6CFP/ #6AP/ #6Coaches MMIICCHHIIGGAANN WWOOLLVVEERRIINNEESS 10-2,7-2 Big Ten 2015 10-3, 2014 5-7, 2013 7-6, 2012 8-5, 2011 11-2 WR LT LG C RG RT TE 31-469y 2TD 43-518y 4TD 71 Ben 74 Ben 52 Mason 67 Kyle 78 Erik nd 86 Jehu 88 Jake 2 Team AA BRADEN BREDESON COLE KALIS MAGNUSON 6-6, 335 R-SR Rockford MI 6-5, 305 JR Hartland WI 6-5, 305 JR Tarpon Springs 6-5, 305 R-SR Lakewood 6-6, 305 R-SR Carlsbad CA BUTT CHESSON Arrowhead HS East Lake HS St. Edward HS La Costa Canyon HS 6-6, 250 SR Pickerington OH Pickerington North 6-3, 203 R-SR St. Louis Watkins HS 14 Drake 2-11y 0TD 76 Juwann 57 Patrick 55 David 57 Patrick 50 Michael 89 Ian 2-6y 0TD BUSHELL-BEATTY 6-6, 311 JR Paramus NJ KUGLER DAWSON KUGLER ONWENU HARRIS 6-5, 303 SR Wexford PA 6-4, 325 SR Detroit 6-3, 350 FR Detroit BUNTING Blocking 6-4, 188 JR Grand Rapids MI 10 Juwann Also listed as a DT 6-7, 252 JR Hinsdale IL Hinsdale Central TE>>> BUSHELL-BEATTY 2015 2016 SACKS ‘16 2016Turnovers 2015 6thBigTen (26th) 2-27y 1TD 1 Kekoa 27 TD RUSH 40 TD RUSH 18 3rd BigTen (28th ) 6 Intc (10) +6 17 Tyrone th nd 4-47y 1TD 21 TD PASS 19 TD PASS 18 (28th NCAA) in 2015 5 Fumb (6) -10 Big Ten 92 NCAA in 2015 2 TD RET 4 TD RET 11 TOTAL (16) CRAWFORD 50 Total TD 63 TD TOTAL WHEATLY 6-2, 195 T-FR Rancho Santa Margarita CA 6-6, 276 SO Buffalo NY Canisius HS 18 x 22 FG 16 x 21 FG FB QB 25 carry 39y 183-293=2,375y 17TD 6Intc Khalid Wilton (62.5%) 80 10TD 3 14ctach 105y 215.9y/Game HILL 2TD SPEIGHT (145.6 QB Efficiency) 6-2, 263 SR Detroit English Village Prep 6-6, 243 JR Richmond VA The Collegiate School RB WR 1 carry 4y 0TD 52-826y 7TD 0 ctch 0y Kick-off: 19 Henry 8 John O’KORN 4 De’Veon 82 Amara 165-810yy 4.9avg 10TD Long 42 6-4, 215 SR Fort Lauderdale 91Kenny ALLEN 13 Ctch 59y 0TD Long 17y POGGI St. Thomas Aquinas / xfer Houston DARBOH 77 Kick-Offs 45 TB(58.4%) 6-4, 257 SR Baltimore Gillman School SMITH 158y v Indiana 6-2, 215 R-SR W. Des Moines IA Dowling Catholic 20-34=173y 2TD 0Intc 5-11, 228 T-SR Warren OHHowland HS PUNTER 67.5 Game TOPS 46-42.6avg Long 67 @ Ohio St 91 Kenny 7 Shane MORRIS 9 Grant 13-183y 1TD 20-I20 5 TB 8-FC 0-BK 14-50+ 6-3, 213 SR Hazel Park MI De La Salle 32 Ty 74-417y 5.6avg 5TD Long 53 ALLEN 4-5=45y 0TD 0Intc 2 Ctch 42y 0TD Long 21y(2x) PERRY 6-4, 222 R-SR Fenton MI Fenton HS HOLD: ISAAC 6-0, 196 SO Bloomfield Hills MI Brother Rice 6-3, 230 SR Shorewood IL Joliet Catholic 22 KaranHIGDON th 5-10, 189 SO Sarasota FL Riverview 34.8 Game 4 2-24y 0TD 16 x 21 Long 51@ Iowa 91 Kenny 12 Chris 85 Maurice WAYS 80-565y avg Long 42 62 x 62 PAT Jabrill 7.1 3TD 6-3, 217 JR Beverly Hills MI Detroit Country Day 5 13 Ctch 59y 0TD Long 17y EVANS ALLEN 5-11, 200 T-FR Indianapolis Ben Davis 6-4, 222 R-SR Fenton MI Fenton HS SNAP: PEPPERS 5-59y 0TD 13 Eddie McDOOM 6-1, 205 JR E. Orange NJ Paramus 6-0, 180 FR Winter Garden FL West Orange HS 27 carries 167y 3TD/ 2 catches 3y Touchdowns Allowed LE NT DT DE 2016 2015 2014 RUSH 7 8 13 43 Chris 39 Tkl 9.0 TFL 99 Matt 25 Tkl 96 Ryan 39 Tkl 9.5 TFL 33 Taco 38 Tkl 11.5 TFL PASS 9 12 14 RETURN 4 4 2 WORMLEY GODIN GLASSGOW CHARLTON 6-6, 294 R-SR Fenton MI Detroit Catholic HS 6-4, 299 R-SR Aurora IL Marmion Academy 6-6, 302 R-SR Toledo OH Whitmer HS 6-6, 272 SR Pickerington OH Central HS TOTAL 18 24 21 6.0 Sacks 1.0 Sacks 4.0 Sacks 8.5 Sacks TakeAways 17 (12) 12 Intc 10 3 Rashan 27 Tkl 5.0 TFL 73 Maurice 31 Tkl 9.5TFL 90 Bryan 10 Tkl 15 Chase 34 Tkl 8.5TFL 5 Fum 2 +6 th GARY HURST MONE WINOVICH 6-2, 282 SR Westwood MA Xaverian Brothers 6-4, 310 JR Salt Lake City UT Highland HS 6-3, 245 JR Jefferson Hills PA Jefferson HS th 6 in BigTen 6-5, 287 T-FR Plainfield NJ Paramus Catholic -4 ’15 10 Big Ten/ th nd 3.5 Sacks 0 Sacks 5.0 Sacks 92 NCAA (26 ) 1.0 Sacks 2016 SACKS 93 Lawrence MARSHALL 50 Michael DWUMFOUR 4 Rueben JONES nd (Tops Big Ten) (2 ) 44 2015 th th 32 5 Big Ten 35 NCAA WLB SLB/DB MLB 72Tkl T-2nd 104 Tkl (TOPS) 72Tkl T-2nd 5 Jabrill 1st Team AA 16.0 TFL 42 Ben 15.5 TFL 9 Mike 12.5 TFL 4.0 Sacks 4.5 Sacks 4.5 Sacks PEPPERS 1 Intc GEDEON 0 Intc McCRAY 1 Intc 6-1, 205 JR East Orange NJ Paramus Catholic HS 6-3, 247 SR Hudson OH Hudson HS 6-4, 248 SR Trotwood OH Trotwood-Madison HS Noah 9Tkl Michael ROBLEWSK Devin 0Tkl 59 46 W I 10 1.0 TFL 6-2, 242 SR Saint Claire Shores MI Detroit Jesuit FURBUSH BUSH JR Josh 5-11, 232 T-FR Pembrook Pines FL Flanagan HS 6-5, 238 JR Kenton OH Kenton HS 35 UCHE 6-3, 217 FR Miami Columbus HS FCB SS FS FCB 23 Tkl 48Tkl 5th 63 Tkl 4th 27 Tkl st 3.5 TFL 3.5TFL 0 TFL 3.0 TFL 26 Jourdan 1 Team AA 44 Delano 25 Dymonte 8 Channing 10 PBU 3Intc 1 Intc 12 PBU LEWIS 2 Intc HILL THOMAS 4 Intc STRIBLING 5-11, 186 JR Detroit MI Cass Technical School 6-1, 215 SR Detroit MI Cass Technical HS 6-2, 199 SR Alliance OH Marlington HS 1.0Sack 6-2, 175 SR Matthews NC Butler HS 17Tkl 17Tkl 24 Lavert HILL 18 AJ PEARSON 1.0TFL 23 Tyree KINNEL 1.0TFL 28 Brandon WATSON 5-11, 168 FR Detroit Martin Luther King HS 6-0, 197 R-SR Johns Creek GA Northview HS 0Intc 5-11, 206 SO Huber Heights OH Wayne HS 0Intc 5-11, 203 JR Wilmington DE Eastern Christian Acad 6 Keith WASHINGTON 14 Josh METELLUS 8Tkl 7 Khaleke HUDSON 8Tkl 22 David LONG 0.5 TFL 0.5 TFL 6-2, 170 SO Prattville AL Prattville HS 6-0, 204 T-FR Pembrook Pines FL Flanagan HS 6-0, 205 T-FR McKeesport PA McKeesport HS 5-11, 187 FR Los Angeles CA Loyola HS 0 Intc 0 Intc Punt Ret: 5 Jabrill PEPPERS 21 -14.8 Avg (Long 54y TD (Colorado) KOR 5 Jabrill PEPPERS 10-26.0Avg(0TD) Long 55 v Colorado SERIES: Michigan is 21-23 in Bowl Games (Thru2015) #6CFP/ #6AP/ #6Coaches MMIICCHHIIGGAANN WWOOLLVVEERRIINNEESS 10-2,7-2 Big Ten 2015 10-3, 2014 5-7, 2013 7-6, 2012 8-5, 2011 11-2 WR LT LG C RG RT TE 86 Jehu CHESSON 71 Ben BRADEN 74 Ben 52 Mason COLE 67 Kyle KALIS 78 Eric 88 Jake BUTT John Mackey Award Winner—Outstanding Pro BREDESON MAGNUSON Prospect 76 Juwan BUSHEL-BEATY Wears #10 as Eligible Recv in Jumbo Packages OFFENSIVE CO- 89 Ian BUNTING 14 Drake HARRIS COORDINATORS nd Jedd FISCH Pass (2 Year) nd 17 Tyrone WHEATLY Jim DREVENO Run(2 ) QB 2 Devin ASIASI SLOT 9 Grant PERRY 3 Wilton SPEIGHT 13 Eddie McDOOM WR RB FB 4 De’Veon SMITH 82 Amara DARBOH 80 Khalid HILL Huge H-Back/FB 10 Rush TDs in 2016 32 Ty ISAAC 91 Kenny ALLEN Snap: 8 John O’KORN HANDLES ALL KICKING DUTIES TRANSFERRED FROM HOUSTON Quarterbacked St. Thomas Aquinas to a State Championship as a SR in HS—defeated Tallahassee Lincoln HS 5 Jabrill PEPPERS 12 Chris EVANS 85 Maurice WAYS 1 Kekoa CRAWFORD 22 Karan HIGDON STAR DT/E NT T DE 5 Jabrill PEPPERS 43 Chris WORMLEY 99 Matthew GODIN 96 Ryan GLASGOW 33 Taco CHARLTON Multi Talented FB Player ” Big Time Pass Rusher—Leads Wolverines with 8.5 Sacks Finalist for Heisman Trophy Leads Wolverines with 16.0 TFL Michigan has Big Ten Leading 115 TFL 59 Noah FURBUSH 3 Rashan GARY 73 Maurice HURST 90 Bryan MONE 15 Chase WINOVITCH MLB WLB 42 Ben GEDEON 9 Mike McCRAY 46 Michael WROBLEWSKI 10 Devin BUSH BCB SS FS FCB 26 Jourdan LEWIS 44 Delano HILL 25 Dymonte THOMAS 8 Channing STRIBLING 1st Team All American Leads Wolverines with 4 Interceptions Leads Wolverines with 4 Interceptions and PBU--12 Jimbo syas he is a First Ro9und Draft Pick prospect Missed first 3 games of 2016 24 Lavert HILL 18 AJ PEARSON 23 Tyree KINNEL 28 Brandon WATSON 13 Josh METALLUS T-Freshman and teammates with Devin Bush @ Flanagan HS in Pembrook Pines FL .
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    GAME 14—OKLAHOMA STATE VALERO ALAMO BOWL the DESTINATION for PAC-12 SOUTH DIVISION CHAMPS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 7:00 P.M

    UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BUFFALOES / SPORTS INFORMATION SERVICE www.CUBuffs.com Fieldhouse Annex #50, 357 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309‐0357 © 2016 CU Athletics Telephone 303/492‐5626 (FAX: 303/492‐3811; E‐mail (FB contacts): [email protected]; [email protected]) David Plati (Associate AD/SID), Jason Clay (Associate SID), Troy Andre (Assistant SID/Internet Managing Editor), Linda Sprouse (Assistant SID), COLORADO Andy Schlichting (Assistant SID), Neill Woelk (Contributing Editor/CUBuffs.com), B.G. Brooks (CUBuffs.com), Ryan Megay (Grad Asst./Football) 2016 COLORADO BUFFALO Football WEEKLY RELEASE, NOTES & STATISTICS GAME 14—OKLAHOMA STATE VALERO ALAMO BOWL THE DESTINATION FOR PAC-12 SOUTH DIVISION CHAMPS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 7:00 p.m. MST Alamodome (65,000) San Antonio, Texas RELEASE NUMBER 14 (December 19, 2016) ESPN (National) | KOA-RADIO | CUBUFFS.COM (Live Stats) BUFFALO BITS … BUFFALO BITS … The No. 11 (AP, USA Today/Coaches, FWAA Super 16) Colorado Buffaloes undefeated, 3 one-loss and 6 two-loss teams left in FBS play; Colorado is one (10-3, 8-1 Pac-12) return to the postseason bowl scene for the first time of 18 three-loss squads meaning the other 99 have at least four setbacks ... since 2007, squaring off in the Valero Alamo Bowl against the No. 13 In 2013, 31 schools hired new head coaches; 17 remain at those institutions; Oklahoma State Cowboys (9-3, 7-2 Big 12) in a 7:00 p.m. MST kickoff of those, only Western Michigan (P.J. Fleck, 12-0) has a better fourth-year Thursday, Dec. 29 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas ..