13 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 22 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 97 FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS • 57 BOWL APPEARANCES • 31 BOWL VICTORIES No. 5/55/5 ALABAMA ((7-1,7-1, 4-1 SECSEC)) GAMEGAME 9: ALABAMALABAMA (7-1, 4-1 SSEC)EC) Sept. 4 San Jose State (PPV) W, 48-3 Sept. 11 Penn State (ESPN) W, 24-3 Sept. 18 at Duke (ABC) W, 62-13 ATAT LSU (7-1,((,7-1, 4-1 SSEC)EC) Sept. 25 *at Arkansas (CBS) W, 24-20 Oct. 2 *Florida (CBS) W, 31-6 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2010 • 2:30 P.M. CT• CBS Oct. 9 *at South Carolina (CBS) L, 21-3521-35 Oct. 16 *Mississippi ((ESPN2)ESPN2) W, 23-1023-10 TIGER STADIUM (92,455)(92,455) • BATON ROUGE, LA. Oct. 23 *at Tennessee ((ESPN)ESPN) W, 41-141-100 Nov. 6 *at LSU (CBS)(CBS) 2:30 p.m. Nov. 13 *Mississippi State (ESPN/2)(ESPN/2) 6:15 p.m. THE GAME: Following its bbyeye week, Alabama returns to the road for the fi fth time in seven Nov. 18 Georgia State ((ESPNU)ESPNU) 6:30 p.m. ggamesames witwithh a trip to Tiger StaStadiumdium to tatakeke on LSU tthishis SaturSaturday,day, NovemNovemberber 6, in an SEC Nov. 26 *Au*Auburnburn (CBS) 1:30 p.m. WWestest battle. The fi fth-ranked Crimson Tide square off with the No. 12/1112/11 Tigers at 2:30 p.m. ((CT)CT) on CBS. It wiwillll bebe thethe 74th74th meetingmeeting betweenbetween tthehe two scschoolshools in a series tthathat AAlabamalabama No. 12/1112/11 LSU (7-1, 4-1 SEC) leads 45-23-5, includinincludingg an impressive 25-8-2 record in Baton Rouge.Rouge. LSU is comincomingg ooffff of a bbyeye week with a 7-1 record on the season and 4-1 mark in the SEC afterafter a 24-17 loss Sept. 4 vs. NortNorthh CaroCarolinalina ((ABC)ABC) W, 30-24 at Auburn on October 23. The TTigersigers are the fourth of six SEC teams to have a bybyee before Sept. 11 *Van*Vanderbiltderbilt (ESPN(ESPNU)U) W W,, 227-37-3 plplayingaying AAlabama.labama. TThehe game wiwillll bbee tetelevisedlevised on CBS witwithh Verne LunLundquistdquist on pplay-by-play,lay-by-play, SeSept.pt. 18 *Mississippi*Mississippi State ((ESPNU)ESPNU) W, 29-7 GarGaryy Danielson as the color analystanalyst and TracTracyy WolWolfsonfson reporting ffromrom the sideline. Eli Gold SSept.ept. 2255 West VirVirginiaginia (E(ESPN2)SPN2) W, 20-14 and Phil SavageSavage will handle the radio call on the Crimson Tide SportsSports Network with BarBarryry OOct.ct. 2 *Tennessee (CBS)(CBS) W, 16-14 KKraussrauss oonn ththee sisidelines.delines. OOct.ct. 9 *at FFloridalorida (ESPN) W, 33-29 OOct.ct. 16 McNeese State (F(FSN)SN) W, 32-10 HEHEADAD CCOACHOACH NNICKICK SASABAN:BAN: AAlabamalabama headhead coachcoach NickNick SabanSaban (Kent State, 1973) is in hishis OOct.ct. 23 *at AuburnAuburn (CBS) L, 17-24 ffourthourth sseasoneason with ththee CrimsCrimsonon TidTide.e. HHee wwasas nnamedamed ththee sschool’school’s 27th hheadead coaccoachh oonn JJanu-anu- Nov. 6 *Alabama*Alabama (CBS) 2:30 p.p.m.m. araryy 3, 2007. Saban has compiledcompiled a 35-9 record (4(40-90-9 including fi ve vacated wins in 2002007)7) Nov. 13 Louisiana-Monroe ((PPV)PPV) 6 p.m. at Alabama while leadingleading the Tide to two SEC Western Division championships, one confer-confer- Nov. 20 *M*Mississippiississippi TB TBAA eencence title and one national chamchampionship.pionship. Saban holds a career record of 126-51-1 (1(131-51-1)31-51-1) NNov.ov. 27 *at*at ArkansasArkansas TBA as a cocollegiatellegiate hheadead coaccoach,h, wwhilehile aalsolso serving at ToToledo,ledo, MicMichiganhigan State anandd LSU. SaSabanban *SEC ggameame won his fi rst national championship as head coach ooff the LSU TiTigersgers in 2003, gguidinguiding the all times are central and subject to change TTigersigers to a 13-1 record that season. Overall, Saban has coached four conference champi-champi- NEXT UUPP oonshipnship teams (1990 Mid-American, 2001 SEC, 2003 SEC and 2009 SEC) and 10 ofof his 13 tteamseams have plaplayedyed in postseason bowl games with the Tide appearing in a bowl game each MississippiMississippi StatStatee • Nov. 1313,, 2010 TV: ESPNESPN/ESPN2/ESPN2 • Time: 6:15 p.m.p.m. yyearear under Saban’s direction. Saban is also one of two coaches (Urban Meyer,Meyer, Florida) to win two BCS National Championships and the fi rst to accomplish the featfeat at two diffdiff erent sschools.chools. OONN THE AIR TELEVISIONTELEVISION RANKINRANKINGS:GS: Alabama opopenedened the 2010 season ranked fi rst in tthehe AssAssociatedociated Press aandnd UUSASA CCBSBS TodaTodayy Coaches’ preseason polls but checks in at No. 5 in both polls this week, a one-spot PPlay-by-Play:lay-by-Play: Verne LunLundquistdquist jjumpump from last week. The Crimson Tide is also ranked sixth in the latest BCS standings. LSU AAPP CoColorlor AnaAnalyst:lyst: Gary DanieDanielsonlson is rrankedanked 12t12thh in tthehe popoll,ll, 11t11thh in tthehe coaccoaches’hes’ ppolloll anandd 10t10thh in tthehe BCS. SiSideline:deline: TracyTracy Wolfson LLSUSU SERIES: TThehe LSULSU/Alabama/Alabama series is one of the most fi ercely contested rivalries in the RADIRADIOO Southeastern Conference. The Crimson Tide leads the all-time series 45-23-5, but the Tigers Crimson Tide SportsSports Network hhadad won fi ve straight in the series bebeforefore Alabama’s current two-game winning streak heahead-d- PPlay-by-Play:lay-by-Play: EliEli GoGoldld ing into this weekend’s game. Last season, UA earned its fi rst win over LSU in Tuscaloosa since 1999 with a 24-15 triumph at Bryant-Denny Stadium. In 2008, the Crimson Tide posted CoColorlor AnaAnalyst:lyst: PPhilhil SavaSavagege a 27-21 overtime win at TiTigerger Stadium. The Tide holds a 25-8-2 eedgedge in Baton RouRougege with a SiSideline:deline: BarryBarry KraussKrauss 99-8-8 ededgege in Tuscaloosa. SATELLITE RADIORADIO

CTSN oonn XM: 119999 NNEXTEXT GGAME:AME: TThehe Crimson TiTidede returns hhomeome on SaturSaturday,day, NovemNovemberber 13, to start a season-enseason-end-d- CTSN oonn Sirius: 222200 ing three-game homestand that begins with a SEC West clash with Mississippi State. Alabama will be meeting the Bulldogs for the 95th time in school history and boasts a 72-18-3 record in NANATIONALTIONAL RRADIOADIO tthehe series (one forfeit and one vacated win). The Tide have won two straistraightght in the series and SpSportsorts UUSASA seven ooff the last nine. Alabama has outscored MSU 63-10 in the last two meetings.

1 CRIMSON TIDE FOOTBALL MEDIA SERVICES (LSU)(LSU) MONDAYMONDAY TUESDAYTUESDAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYTHURSDAY FRIDAYFRIDAY SATURDAYSATURDAY SUNDAYSUNDAY MediaMedia DaDayy PracticePractice SECSEC CoCoachesaches ClosedClosed PracticePractice WalkthroughWalkthrough LSULSU Off DaDayy 12 pp.m..m. - CoacCoachh SaSabanban 3:45 p.m. - ViewingViewing TeleconferenceTeleconference 4 p.m.p.m. ClosedClosed (CBS)(CBS) 12:3012:30 p.m. - PerPeriodiod NNoo MeMediadia AvailabilityAvailability No MeMediadia AvailabilityAvailability 2:302:30 pp.m..m. (CT)(CT) NickNick SaSabanban - 10:50 a.m. SelectedSelected Players 6 p.m. - SelectedSelected Players PracticePractice CSS REPLAYREPLAY PracticePractice 3:453:45 pp.m..m. 8 p.m.p.m. 4 p.m. VViewingiewing PerioPeriodd Viewing PeriodPeriod 5:45:455 pp.m..m. - Coach Saban No MeMediadia AvailabilityAvailability 6 p.m. - PlayersPlayers

MONDAY THURTHURSDAYSDAY 12 p.m.p.m. CT - Coach Saban Press Conference – AAlabamalabama head coach Nick Saban 4 pp.m..m. CT – Closed Practice at Thomas-Drew Practice Facility.Facility. will be available to the media for his weeklyweekly press conference in the NaylorNaylor Stone (NO MEDIA AVAILABILITY)AVAILABILITY) Media Room in the Mal Moore Building at 12 p.m. (CT). The audio of Coach Saban’s media briefibriefi ng can also be heard by teleconferenceteleconference by calling (800) 973-1544. Se- 7 pp.m..m. CT – Nick Saban Radio Show at Buff alo Wild Wings lected plplayersayers that have been requested 24 hours in advance will be available in the FRIFRIDAYDAY NaylorNaylor Stone Media Room followingfollowing Coach Saban’s presspress conference at 12:3012:30 p.m.p.m. Closed WalkthroWalkthrough.ugh. (NO MEDIA AVAILABILITAVAILABILITY)Y) PlayerPlayer requests for the press conference should be made byby e-mailing Josh Maxson ([email protected])([email protected]) or callingcalling (205) 348-7496 no laterlater thanthan 5 p.m. CT on Sunday.Sunday. SATSATURDAYURDAY MONDAYMONDAY PRESS CCONFERENCEONFERENCE SCHEDULE Postgame highighlighthlight ffeedseeds are available through the UniversityUniversity ooff Alabama fol-fol- 12 pp.m..m. Coach SabaSabann lowlowinging all home football games.games. Coordinates will be available a week priorprior to 12:30 p.m.p.m. SelectedSelected PlayersPlayers tthehe game.

3 p.m. CTCT – Game notes and press conconferenceference quotes posted on RollTide.com. ON THE ININTERNETTERNET RolRollTide.comlTide.com – AlaAlabama’sbama’s offi ccialial athleticsathletics wwebeb sitsitee sserveserves as a rresourceesource fforor 3:33:300 pp.m..m. CT – Crimson Tide Video UplinkUplink – The Crimson Tide SportsSports Network in-depthin-depth informationinformation on current and historical Crimson Tide student-athletes, will provide game highlights of Coach Saban’s news conference and player in- coaches and teams. The footballfootball page includes links to rosters, coaching stastaffff , terviews throughthrough its FTP site. Please contact the Alabama media relations offi ce notesnotes packages,packages, practice reports and schedules as well as Tide TV and all of fforor details. Alabama’s rich football historyhistory and tradition.

4 p.m. CT – Practice at tthehe TThomas-Drewhomas-Drew Practice FaciFacilitylity ((limitedlimited viewing pe- SECsportsmedia.comSECsportsmedia.com – MediaMedia coveringcovering the Southeastern ConferenceConference have its own riod at beginning; no media availabilityavailability ffollowingollowing practice). web site to get the latest ininformationformation on the league. Through the services ofof Sports Systems,Systems, Inc., the site has the latest updated standings, results, schedules, statistics, TTUESDAYUESDAY notesnotes and PDF versions of all SEC releases and media guides. On the site, the SEC 3:45 pp.m..m. CCTT – Practice at tthehe TThomas-Drewhomas-Drew Practice FaciFacilitylity ((limitedlimited viewing hashas a digitaldigital imageimage platformplatform that providesprovides access to the SEC’s latest photographs,photographs, perioperiodd at bbeginning).eginning). images,images, logos and links to all ofof the SEC school media web sites and home pages. 6 pp.m..m. CTCT – Selected plaplayersyers available to the media ffollowingollowing practice in the ALABAMA PLAYERS:PLAYERS: Interview requests for Alabama playersplayers should be made NayNaylorlor Stone MeMediadia Room. throughthrough Josh MaxsonMaxson (Assistant(Assistant Director ooff Media RelationRelations).s). Josh can be reached WEDNEWEDNESDAYSDAY at (205) 348-7496 or bbyy e-mail at [email protected]@ia.ua.edu. PlaPlayeryer interviews are usu- 10:10:5050 a.ma.m.. – SEC Weekly Teleconference – Nick Saban (10:50-11 a.m.) - (877) 381- allyally conducted at MondaMonday’sy’s press conference beginning at 12:30 p.m. and follow- 5694 (Confi(Confi dential). Contact SEC OOffiffi ce (205) 458-3000 fforor weeklweeklyy passcode to inging practice on TuesdaTuesdayy and WednesdaWednesday.y. All plaplayeryer requests for MondaMonday’sy’s press access tthehe cacall.ll. conferenceconference need to be made by 5 pp.m..m. on the SundaSundayy bebefore,fore, so proper notice can bebe givengiven to the players.players. PlayersPlayers are off limits for interviews begbeginninginning on ThursThursday.day. 3:45 p.m. CCTT – Practice at tthehe TThomas-Drewhomas-Drew Practice FaciFacilitylity ((limitedlimited viewing perioperiodd at bbeginning).eginning). GAME CREDENTIALS: MediaMedia should applyapply for credentials at www.rolltide.comwww.rolltide.com// media.media. All credentials are held at media will call,call, which is located in the northwest 5:45:455 pp.m..m. CCTT – Coach Saban available to the media followingfollowing practicepractice in the corner of Bryant-DennyBryant-Denny Stadium at Ticket Window 8 which is located next to NaNaylorylor Stone Media Room. Gate 3. The media will call window opens three hours prior to kickokickoffff . AnyAny ques- tions can be directed to Roots WoodruffWoodruff at rwoodruffrwoodruff @[email protected]. 6 pp.m..m. CT – Selected plaplayersyers available to the media following practice in the NayNaylorlor Stone Media Room.

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2 ALABAMAALABAMA DEGREES: Alabama’s success on the fi eld over the pastpast two seasons under the directiondirection ooff hheadead coaccoachh NiNickck SSabanaban hashas coincidedcoincided with thethe CrimsonCrimson TidTide’se’s susuccessccess in ththee ALABAMA FOOTBALLFOOTBALL QUQUICKICK FAFACTSCTS classroom. After playingplaying the 2010 BCS National Championship Game with 21 playersplayers that alreadyalready had their degrees, the 2010 Crimson Tide began the 2010 season with four plaplayersyers Location:Location: TuscaTuscaloosa,loosa, AAla.la. thatthat aalreadylready hhaveave ddegreesegrees in hhand,and, incincludingluding EarlEarl Alexander (fi nancial planning), Greg McEl- EEnrollment:nrollment: 330,2320,232 roy (b(businessusiness marketimarketing),ng), BBrianrian MotlMotleyey (ge(generalneral studiestudies)s) and David Ross (co(consumernsumer aaffff aiairs).rs). FoFounded:unded: ApriAprill 12, 18318311 Over the past three seasons (2008-10) the Crimson Tide has seen 31 players compete forfor the ConferenceConference:: Southeastern (West) Crimson Tide after having already graduated. CoColors:lors: CCrimsonrimson aandnd WWhitehite SSTADIUMTADIUM RENOVATION: TheThe latest expansion of Bryant-Denny Stadium raised seating ca- NiNickname:ckname: CrimsCrimsonon TidTidee pacitypacity to 10101,821,1,821, makingmaking itit one of the fi ve largestlargest on-campuson-campus football stadiums in the nation. PrPresident:esident: Dr. RobertRobert E. Witt The exexpansionpansion is the fourth expansionexpansion of the stadium since 1988 and the seventh exexpansionpansion AAthleticthletic DDirector:irector: MMalal M. MoorMooree in the stadium’s history. It consists of roughly 9,600 additional seats, 1,700 South Zone Club Faculty Athletics Rep.Rep.:: Joe HornsbHornsbyy seats, two corner video boards, an uupperpper concourse with concessions and restrooms, 36 FOOTBALLFOOTBALL HISTHISTORYORY skskyboxes,yboxes, the Crimson Tide Foundation offi ces, a Donor Hall of Recognition and an outdoor FirstFirst Season:Season: 18921892 market featurinfeaturingg ZZoe’soe’s KitchenKitchen,, YYogurtogurt Lab and a new universityuniversity admissions offi ce welcome center. UA’s fi rst four home game crowds of 101,821 not onlonlyy set a school record, but also All-TimeAll-Time Record:Record: 799-317-43799-317-43 (.(.708)708) set a new record for the most spectators to watch a football gamegame in the state of Alabama. Bryant-DennyBryant-Dennny Stadium Record: 210-49-3210-49-3 (.807) TuscaloosaTuscaloosa Record:Record: 294-61-3294-61-3 (.825)(.825) McELROYMcELROY NAMED A FINALIST FOR CAMPBELL TROPHY:TROPHYY: AlabamaAlabama quartquartererbackback Greg McEl-McEl- All-TimeAll-Time SECSEC Record: 350-160-20350-160-20 (.679(.679)) roy has been selected as a fi nalist for the 2010 William V. CamCampbellpbell TroTrophy,phy, wwhichhich iiss ppre-re- National ChChampionships:ampionships: 1313 sented by the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame and recognizes the best SEC ChamChampionships:pionships: 2222 and bribrightestghtest from the collecollegege ggridiron.ridiron. The NFF announced 16 fi nalists, who are recognizedrecognized FirstFirst Team All-Americans:All-Americans: 97 players,players, 107107 times as part of the 2010 NFF Scholar-Athlete Class, rereceivinceivingg an $18,000 post-graduatepost-graduate scholar-scholar- FirstFirst Team All-Conference:All-Conference: 206 players,players, 227474 times ship. The Campbell Trophy winner, who will have his scholarship increased to $25,000 and receive a 25-pound25-pound bronzebronze trophy,trophy, willwill bebe announcedannounced livelive at thethe NFF’s AwardsAwards Dinner on Bowl Appearances:Appearances: 57 December 7 at Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. In the classroom, McElroy has been named BowlBowl Victories:Victories: 3131 to the SEC Academic Honor Roll four times (2007-10), the President’s List (4.0 GPA) twice, COACHINGCOACHING SSTAFFTAFF the Dean’s List (3.5-3.99(3.5-3.99 GPA)GPA) four times and is a UA Rhodes Scholar nominee. He is cur-cur- Head Coach:Coach: NickNick SSabanaban rently pursuing a degree in sports management aafterfter fi nishing his undergraduate degree in AlmaAlma Mater:Mater: Kent State,State, 1973 marmarketingketing in jujustst tthreehree yeayears.rs. CollegiateCollegiate Career RecorRecordd (Years)(Years):: 126-51-1 (1(15)5) AlabamaAlabama Record (Years):(Years): 35-9 ((4)4) BEATINBEATINGG THE BEST: AlabamaAlabama is 12-3 against thethe AssociateAssociatedd Press Top 25 over tthehe past tthreehree seasons and 8-2 againstagainst APP top 10 teams. UA had reeled off nine straight wins against top Off eensivensive Coordinator:Coordinator: JimJim McElwainMcElwain 25 teams untiuntill tthehe llossoss at SoutSouthh CaroCarolina.lina. TThehe Crimson TiTide’sde’s 31-6 win over No. 7 FFloridalorida on AlmaAlma Mater:Mater: Eastern Washintgon,Washintgon, 1984 October 2 was the Tide’s second strastraightight win over a totopp 1100 team and third ttopop 25 victorvictoryy iinn Defensive Coordinator:Coordinator: KirbyKirby Smart the past four weeks. Alabama is 3-1 against the APP Top 25 this season. AlmaAlma Mater:Mater: Georgia,Georgia, 1999 AlabamaAlabama vs. AP Top 25 OpponentsOpponents (since(since the start ofof the 2008 seasoseason)n) TEAM INFORMATIONINFORMATION Date Team Opp. RankRank ResultResult 2009 Overall Record: 14-014-0 Aug.g( 30, 2008 vs. Clemson (at Atlanta, Ga.)) 9 W, 34-10 2009 SEC Record/Finish:Record/Finish: 8-0/1st Sept.pg 27, 2008 at Georgia 3 W, 41-30 Nov. 8, 2008 at LSU 15 W, 27-21 (()(OT)OT) 2009 Bowl:Bowl: Citi BCS NationalNational CChampionshiphampionship Dec. 6,6, 20082008 vs. FloridaFlorida (at(a( t AtAtlanta,lanta, GGa.)a.)) 2 L, , 20-20-3131 Bowl Result:Result: Alabama 37, Texas 21 Jan. 2, 2009 vs. Utah (at(()at New Orleans, La.La.)) 7 L, 17-31 FinalFinal Ranking:Ranking: No. 1 AssociatedAssociated PressPress Sept.pg 5, 2009 vs. Virginia Tech (at( Atlanta, Ga.)) 7 W, 34-24 No. 1 USA Todayy Coaches’ Oct. 10, 2009 at Mississippipp 20 W, 22-22-33 Oct. 1717,, 2009 SoutSouthh CaroCarolinalina 22 W W,, 220-60-6 Starters Returning/Lost:Returning/Lost: 10/14 Nov. 66,, 22009009 LSU 9 W, 24-15 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:Returning/Lost: 39/2339/23 Dec. 5, 2009 vs. Florida (at(()at Atlanta, Ga.)Ga.) 1 W, 32-13 Jan. 7, 2010 vs. Texas (at(()at Pasadena, Calif.Calif.)) 2 W, 37-237-211 Sept.p 11, 2010 Penn State 18 W, 24-3 SECSEC STANDINSTANDINGSGS SSept.ept.p 25, 2010 at Arkansas 10 W, 24-20 Oct. 22,, 22001010 Florida 7 WW,, 31-631-6 EasternEastern DivisiDivisionon Oct. 9,9, 2010 at South Carolina 19 L,L, 21-3521-35 # SchoolSchool OverallOverall SECSEC 1. SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina 6-26-2 4-24-2 BCSBCS RANKINRANKINGSGS RELEASED: Alabama is sixth in this week’s Bowl Championship Series stand- 2. Fl Floridaorida 5-35-3 3-33-3 ings released on SundaSunday,y, Oct. 31, with a .7185 average. Oregon is this week’s new No. 1 in the 33.. GeGeorgiaorgia 4-54-5 3-43-4 BCS withwith a .9777 average withwith AuburnAuburn (.9599) second,second, TCU (.8911) third,third, Boise State (.8824) ffourthourth and Utah (.7318) fi ffth.th. Below is a look at this week’s top six. 4. VVanderbiltandderbilt 2-62-6 1-41-4 5. KentuckyKentucky 4 4-5-5 1-5 Team BCS AveAverageragge Harris AveAverageragge Coaches AveraAveragegeg Com Computerputp er AveAverageragge 6. TenTennesseenessee 2-62-6 0-60-6 1. Oregong .9777 .9905 (1)( ) .9925 (1)() .950 (2)() 2. Auburn .9599 .9414 ()(2) .9383 ()(2) 1.000 (1)() WesternWestern DivisiDivisionon 3. TCU .8911 .8874 ()(4) .8759(4)() .910 ()(3) 4. Boise State .8824 .9246 ()(3) .9227 (3)() .800 (7)(7() # SchoolSchoool OverallOverall SECSEC 5. Utah .7318 .761.76188 (6)(6)) .7736 (6)() .660 (13)(13( ) 11.. AuburnAuburn 9-09-0 6-06-0 6. Alabama .7185 .8232 (5)( ) .8224 (5)() .510 ((15)(15) 22.. ALABAMAALAABAMA 7- 7-11 4- 4-11 LLSUSU 7-1 4-14-1 REMREMAININGAINING BCSBCS SSLATE:LATE: Alabama has probablprobablyy the toughest remaining schedule among the 4. MississippiMississippi StateState 7-2 3-23-2 BCS top 25 teams. The No. 6 Crimson Tide is the onlonlyy team in the countrycountry with three teams ArArkansaskansas 6 6-2-2 3- 3-22 ranrankedked in thethe BCS top 25 remainingremaining onon theirtheir schedule.schedule. TheThe TideTide stillstill hashas to traveltravel to No. 10 LSU 66.. MississiMississippippi 3 3-5-5 1-4 and host No. 20 Mississippi State bebeforefore a visit ffromrom No. 2 Auburn to close out the regular season. Alabama’s three remainingremaining SEC opponents boast a record ofof 23-3. This week’s BCS standings has fi ve teams in the top 25 that are on Alabama’s 2010 schedule.

3 20102010 CCOLLEGEOLLEGE FFOOTBALLOOTBALL TIDETIDE AMONG NATIONAL LEADERS IN INTERCEPTIOINTERCEPTIONS:NS: With two interceptionsinterceptions at Tennessee PRPRESEASONESEASON WAWATCHTCH LISTSLISTS tthehe Crimson Tide ranks third nationallnationallyy and second in the SEC with 15 interceptions in eight ggames,ames, just one back of Florida and Toledo. Intercepting 1.88 passes per game, the Tide is tied BiletnikoffBiletnikoff AwAwardard – JuJuliolio JoJonesnes with Miami, Ohio State and Oregon. Alabama fi nished second nationallynationally with 24 interceptions DoaDoakk WaWalkerlker AwarAwardd – MarMarkk IIngramngram llastast season (one bbehindehind Texas). It tootookk tthehe TiTidede 14 games duringduring thethe 2008 season to equaequall tthehe WaWalterlter Camp AwarAwardd - InIngramgram 15 picpicksks it hhasas tthishis season hheadingeading into LSU. Jim ThorpeThorpe AwardAward – MarkMark BarronBarron Maxwell Award – Ingram, Jones, Greg McElroMcElroyy SSABANABAN AFTER A BYE:BYE: Alabama head coach Nick Saban is 11-8 during his collegiate head coach-coach- Butkus Award – Dont’a Hightower,Hightower, Nico JohnsoJohnsonn ing career following a bye week. He is 3-1 during his time at the Capstone following a bye and ManninManningg Award - McElroyMcElroy is currently on a three-game winning streak. He lost to LSU following the bye week in 2007 but HHendricksendricks AwAwardard - MMarcellarcell DDareusareus pospostedted two wins after a bye in 2008 over KentuckyKentucky andand Auburn and then defeated LSU follow-follow- ing the bye on his way to a national championship in 2009. Saban was 2-5 following a bye at Nagurski Award - Barron, Dareus, Hightower MMichiganichigan State and 6-2 after an off week at LSU. He is 9-3 following a bye as a coach in the SEC. Davey O’Brien AwarAwardd - McEMcElroylroy Outland TrophyTrophy – James Carpenter, Barrett JoneJoness TTOUGHOUGH SLATESLATE:: Alabama faced one of the most daunting three-game stretches in school historyhistory Bednarik Award – Barron,Barron, Dareus,Dareus, Hightower when it challenchallengedged No. 10 ArkansaArkansas,s, came home for No. 7 Florida and then traveled to No. 19 Lombardi Award – Carpenter, Dareus, Hightower South Carolina. It was onlonlyy the fourth time in school historhistoryy the Tide had faced three consecconsecu-u- Lott TrophTrophyy – BarrBarronon ttiveive games against top 20 competition without a bbyeye week. It was the fi rst time Alabama has Unitas Golden Arm Award - McElroy ever faced three straightstraight gamesgames againstagainst top 20 teams with two gamesgames comingcoming on the road. The CCrimsonrimson Tide began the three-game run with a 24-20 come-from-behind victory at No. 10 Ar-Ar- kansas beforebefore postingposting a 31-6 win over No. 7 Florida at home and then fallingfalling atat South Carolina. 20102010 PRESEASON HONORS TThehe last time Alabama faced three straight games vs. top 20 teams without a bye came in 1997 Mark BarroBarronn when the Tide lost to No. 14 LSU and No. 17 Mississippi State before fallinfallingg at No. 3 Auburn. It Second-TeamSecond-Team AAll-Americanll-American (At(Athlon)hlon) aalsolso happened in 1986, losinglosing to No. 6 Penn State before winningwinning at No. 17 Mississippi State and Second-Team All-American (Lind(Lindy’s)y’s) ddroppingropping a home ggameame to No. 18 LSU. The fi rst time it happened was in 1953 with wins over No. 5 GeorgiaGeorgia TechTech andand No. 16 AuburnAuburn at homehome andand a lossloss in betweenbetween to No. 2 MarylandMaryland on thethe road.road. Second-TeamSecond-Team All-AmericanAll-American (Phil(Phil Steele)Steele) Second-TeamSecond-Team All-AmericanAll-American (Sporting(Sporting NewNews)s) SSTARTTART FAST — FINISH STRONG:STRONG: One of Alabama’s priorities each week is to getget off toto aa fastfast startstart Marcell DareusDareus aandnd then win the fourth quarter. The Crimson Tide’s “Start Fast — Finish StronStrong”g” motto has been evident in 2010 with a 72-30 scoringscoring edgeedge in the fi rst quarter and a 38-10 advantageadvantage in the fourthfourth Second-TeamSecond-Team All-AmericanAll-American (Sporting News) quaquarter.rter. UA has also had a distinct edgeedge in the second half,half, outscoringoutscoring opponentsopponents by a marginmargin Third-Team All-American (Phil Steele) of 84-30 in seven games.games. A season ago,ago, Alabama outscored its opponents 121-32 in the fourth Dont’a HightowerHightower qquarter,uarter, a margin of 89 points. That number grew to 201-77 in the third and fourth quarters for a marmargingin of 124 points.points. Second-TeamSecond-Team AAll-Americanll-American ((Lindy’s)Lindy’s) Second-Team All-American (Phil Steele) SStarttart Fast — Finish StronStrongg (2010 ScorinScoring)g) Second-TeamSecond-Team All-AmericanAll-American (Sporting News) Quarter UA Points Opp.Oppp.p Points Diff erence 1st QuarterQuarter 75 37 +39+39 Mark IngramIngram 22ndnd Quarter 87 33 +5 +544 2010 PlayboyPlayboy Preseason All-AmericanAll-American 1st HaHalflf 162 70 +9 +922 First-Team AAll-Americanll-American (A(Athlon)thlon) 3rd Quarter 67 20 +4 +477 First-TeamFirst-TTeam AAll-Americanll-AAmeriican (L(Lindy’s)iinddy’’s) 4t4thh Quarter 45 10 +35 First-Team AAll-Americanll-American (Phil(Phil Steele)Steele) SSecondecond Half 112 30 +82 TotaTotall 274 100 +174 First-Team All-American (Sporting News) BarrettBarrett JJonesones SSABANABAN AMAMONGONG THE BEST:BEST: HeaHeadd coaccoachh NicNickk SaSaban’sban’s arrivalarrival in TuscaloosaTuscaloosa ledled to thethe Crimson Third-TeamThird-Team All-AmericanAll-American (Athlon)(Athlon) Tide’sTide’s rapidrapid rise up the national rankings.rankings. That success in such a short periodperiod ofof time has impact-impact- ed the Tide’s record book. Saban produced the largest win increase from yearyear one to yearyear two in Third-Team All-American (Sporting News) school historhistoryy as Alabama went from seven wins in 2007 to 12 wins in 2008. He has won 21 of his JulioJulio JonesJones last 22 ggamesames and is comincomingg off of of his his second second national national championship championship in in 2009 2009 — —his his fi rstfi at AlAla-a- 2010 PlayboyPlayboy Preseason All-American bama. Saban is one of two coaches (Bob Stoops, Oklahoma) in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FB(FBS)S) to have coached 10 yeyearsars and never suff ered throughthrough a loslosinging season. Saban achieved First-Team AAll-Americanll-American (Phil(Phil Steele)Steele) more fi rsts in 2009 with back-to-back 10-win seasons and his fi rst undeundefeatedfeated campaign. He Second-TeamSecond-Team All-AmAll-Americanerican ((Lindy’s)Lindy’s) ranks fourth in winning percentage (71.1 percent) among active coaches who have coached at Second-TeamSecond-Team AAll-Americanll-American (Sporting News) least 10 yearsyears of FBS football. Saban is also one of two coaches (Urban Meyer,Meyer, Florida) to win 20102010 PRESEASONPRESEASON ALL-SECALL-SEC twotwo BCS National Championships and the fi rst to accomplish the featfeat at two didiffff erent schools. FirstFirst TeTeamam ((Coaches)Coaches) S Secondecond TeTeamam ((Coaches)Coaches) MarkMark BBarronarron (DB)(DB) JamesJames CarpenterCarpenter (OL)(OL) MarcellMarcell DaDareusreus (DL)(DL) GregGreg McEMcElroylroy (QB)(QB) Dont’aDDontt’’a HHightoweriightower (LB)(LB) TTrentrentt RRichardsoniichharddson (RB)(RB) Mark IngramIngram (RB)(RB) SABANSABAN JulioJulio Jones (WR)(WR) BarrettBarrett JJonesones (OL)(OL) AMAMONGONG TOP WINNING PERCENTAGE TTHEHE BEBESTST FirstFirst Team ((Media)Media) Secon Secondd Team (M(Media)edia) BY ACTIVE COACHESCOACHES MarkMark BBarronarron (DB)(DB) GregGreg McElroyMcElroy (QB)(QB) James CarpenterCarpenter (OL)(OL) Julio Jones (RS)(RS) BobBob StoopsStoopsp O Oklahomaklahoma 124-30 .805 MarcellMarcell DDareusareus (DL)(DL) Courtne Courtneyy Upshaw (LB)(LB) JoJoee PaternoPaterno PennPenn StateState 3399-132-399-132-3 . .750750 Dont’aDont’aa HHightowerightower (LB)(LB) WWilliamilliam VlachosVlachos (C) SteveSteve SSpurrierpurrier South Carolina 183-70-2 .722.722 Mark IngramIngram (RB)(RB) NickNick SaSabanban AlabamaAlabama 126-51126-51-1-1 .7.71111 JulioJulio Jones (WR)(WR) Barrett JonesJones (OL)(OL) DennisDennis EricksonErickson ArizonaArizona StateState 172-87-1172-87-1 .663.663 Trent RicRichardsonhardson (RB)(RB)

4 ALABAMAALABAMA HAS MOST WINS SINCE 2008: Alabama has won 33 gamesgames datingdating bbackack to the start of the 2008 season, which is tied for the most in the Football Bowl Subdivision. The Crim- son Tide won 12 games in 2008, followed that with a perfect 14-0 record in 2009 and is off to ALABAMAALABAMA IN THE AAPP a 7-17-1 startstart in 20102010 afterafter a winwin atat TTennesseeennessee onon Oct.Oct. 23.23. AlabamaAlabama isis tiedtied withwith behindbehind BoiseBoise StateState at 33 anandd hhasas two more wins tthanhan TCU over tthehe past tthreehree seasons. Alabama has been ranked in 654 ooff TOTAL WINSWINS (2008-present)(2008-present) thethe 1,0161,016 Associated Press college foot- Team Wins 2008+2009+20102008+2009+2010 AlabamaAlabama 33 12+112+14+74+7 ball polls since 1936,1936, according to the AP BoiseBoise StateState 33 12+ 12+14+714+7 PollPoll AArchive.rchive. ThThee CrCrimsonimson TiTidede owns a 391-119-8391-119-8 alall-timel-time TCU 32 11+12+9 record in games when ranked in the AssociatedAssociated PPressress col-col- Florida 31 13+13+5 lege football poll, including a 33-6 mark under head coach Utah 30 12+10+8 TexasTexas 30 12+1 12+13+53+5 Nick Saban. The Crimson Tide is also ranked in the AP poll for the 43rd consecutive week, its longest streak since the STREAKINGSTREAKING AT BRYANT-DENNY: Alabama has wwonon 18 consecutive games at Bryant-DennyBryant-Denny midmid 1990s1990s whenwhen UAUA was rankedranked forfor 7171 consecutiveconsecutive weeksweeks Stadium datidatingng back to the home oopenerpener agaagainstinst Tulane in 2008. It is tied for the thirdthird-- under Coach Gene Stallings. UA was ranked No. 1 in the longest streak in school historyhistory at Bryant-DennyBryant-Denny Stadium and is just two games shshyy of the second-place mark of 20 set from Nov. 1, 1941, to Nov. 11, 1950. The longestlongest winningwinning streak at AP preseason poll for the fi rst time since 1978 and just the Bryant-Denny Stadium is 57 games from Oct. 26, 1963, to Nov. 13, 1982. During the current thirdthird time in schoolschool history.history. streak, the Crimson Tide is 10-0 against SEC competition and 4-0 against top 25 teams.teams. Longest Winning Streaks at BDSBDS 57 Oct. 226,6, 1963 - Nov. 13, 19198282 20 Nov. 1, 1941 - Nov. 11, 1950 AssociatedAssociated Press TopTop 25 18 Sept.p, 6, 2008 - Present 18 Sept.pp 28, 1929 - Sept. 28, 1935 Rk Team Record Pts PVS 1616 Nov. 23, 19571957 - OOct.ct. 12, 11963963 16 Nov. 9,9, 19351935 - Oct. 112,2, 1940 1. Oregong (49)( ) 8-0 1487 1 2. Boise State (7)() 7-0 1403 2 TOUGHTOUGH SLATESLATE:: Alabama once againagain has one of the most diffi cult schedules in the nation with 3. Auburn (2)(2)) 9-0 1396 3 as manymany as eigeightht games against teams ranrankedked in tthehe USA Todayy Coaches’Coaches’ PoPollll Preseason TopTop 4. TCU (2)() 9-0 1350 4 25. The Tide beat then-No. 18/18/1414 Penn State on SSept.ept. 111,1, then-No. 10/10/1111 Arkansas on SepSept.t. 25, and 5.5. AAlabamalabama 7-1 1228 6 then-No. 77/7/7 Florida on Oct. 2. Alabama then suff ered its fi rst regular-seasonregular-season loss since 2007 at 66.. UtaUtahh 8-0 1147 8 No. 19/2019/20 South Carolina on Oct. 9. The next ranked opponent for the Tide is at No. 12/1112/11 LSU on Nov. 6, with No. 21/21 Mississippi State on Nov. 13 and then No. 3/2 Auburn on Nov. 2626.. 7. WisconsinWisconsin 7 7-1-1 11131113 9 8. OhioOhio StateState 8-1 10101010 1010 FIRST-TIME STARTERS FORFOR THE CRIMSCRIMSONON TIDE: A total of 21 Alabama players have 9.9 Nebraska 7-1 974 14 made their fi rst collegiatecollegiate starts this season – 16 positionalpositional starters and 5 specialists.specialists. 10.110. StanStanfordford 7-1 950 13 Four fi rst-time starters have been on off ense: LG Chance Warmack,Warmack, RT D.J. FlukerFluker,, RB 11.111. OklahomaOklahoma 7-1 928 11 Trent Richardson and RT Alfred McCullouMcCullough.gh. There have been 12 fi rst-time starters were 12.112. LSULSU 7-17-1 872872 12 on defense: DE Damion Square, DE Luther Davis, NG KerrKerryy MurphMurphy,y, LB C.J. MosleMosley,y, Sam 13.113. ArArizonaizona 7-1 779 15 LB CChavishavis WiWilliams,lliams, WillWill LB JerrellJerrell Harris, JackJack LB EdEd Stinson, CB Dre Kirkpatrick,Kirkpatrick, CB 14.114. MissMissouriouri 7-1 739739 7 DeQuan MenzieMenzie,, CB DeMarcus MiMilliner,lliner, FS RoRobertbert Lester anandd CB PPhelonhelon Jones. Five 15.115. IowaIowa 6 6-2-22 70 7000 1 188 more have made startinstartingg debuts on spspecialecial teams: deedeepp snsnapperapper Carson TinkeTinker,r, kickoff 16.16. Michigang State 8-1 644 5 specialist and distance fi eld goal kicker Cade Foster, punter Cody Mandell and placeplace-- 17.17. ArkansasArkansas 6-26-2 500500 1919 kicker JeremJeremyy ShelleShelley.y. Of the 20 new starters, four are true freshmen (PK Foster, P 18.18. SoutSouthh CarolinaCarolina 6-2 497 17 ManMandell,dell, CB MiMilliner,lliner, LB MosMosley).ley). 19. OklahomaOklahoma State 7-1 457 20 20. Virginiag Tech 6-2 332 21 CRIMSONCRIMSON TIDE 21.212 . Mississippipp State 7-2 302 23 22.22. BaylorBayylor 7 7-2-22 24 2477 2 255 OFFENSIVEOFFENSIVE NOTESNOTES 23.23. NorthNorth CarolinaCarolina StateState 6-2 113 NR 24.24. FFloridalorida State 6-2 97 16 20102010 OFFENSEOFFENSE PUTTING UP NUMBERS: Alabama returned eight starters ffromrom the 2009 ooffff ense 25.252 . NevadaNevada 7-1 91 NR thatthat pputut togtogetherether one ooff best seasons in school historhistory.y. The Crimson Tide set a school record with 5,642 yyardsards of total off ense, including 3,011 rushing yardsyards (11th in school history)history) and 2,631 OthersOthers ReceivingReceiving Votes:Votes: HaHawaiiwaii 550,00, SSyracuseyracuse 2222,, passing yyardsards (5th in school historhistory).y). The Tide also scored the second-most points in the 115115-- OregonOregon State 116,6, MarMarylandyland 1111,, Southern California 1010,, San yearyear histhistoryory ooff ththee pprogramrogram with 448 (32.1(32.1 popointsints pperer gamgame).e). However, the 2010 Crimson Tide offoff ense is ahead ooff that pace. Alabama is averaging 440.75 yards ooff total ooffff ense per game to DiegoDiego StateState 9, IllinoisIllinois 8, CentralCentral FFloridalorida 55,, PittsburghPittsburgh 44,, rank 23rd nationalnationallyly and third in the SEC. The rushrushinging off ense ense is is ranked ranked 30th 30th at at 186.88 186.88ya yardsrds pe perr NorthwesternNorthwestern 3, MiMiamiami (Fla.)(Fla.) 3, FlFloridaorida 2, NortNorthernhern IIllinoisllinois game ((fourthfourth in the SEC) while the passing ooffff ense ense is is 36th 36th at at 253.88 253.88 yards yards per per game game ( f(fourthourth in in 1.1 the SESEC).C). The Crimson Tide is scoring 34.25 points per game to rank third in the conference and rank 24th nationalnationally.ly. Opponents iinn BOLD RETURNINRETURNINGG HEISMAN WINNERWINNER:: Running back Mark Ingram returned for his junior season after capturcapturinging the school’s fi rst Heisman TrTrophyophy on the 75th anniversaranniversaryy of the award in 2009. He missed Alabama’s opening two games aafterfter undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery on Tuesday, August 31, but returned Sept. 18 at Duke. Ingram rushed for 1,658 yards and 20 total touchdowns in 2009 to become the fi rst Heisman Trophy-winning running back to help his team win a national championship in the same season since TonTonyy Dorsett in 1976. Ingram is also one ooff six playersplayers since 1950 to win the Heisman TroTrophyphy and a national championship in the same season and is the fi rst Heisman-winning back to return the ffollowingollowing season since Oklahoma’s BillBillyy Sims returned for his senior yyearear in 1979. Sims won the 1978 Heisman TrophTrophy,y, but fi nishnisheded ssecondecond ttoo ChCharlesarles WhitWhitee ooff SSouthernouthern CCaliforniaalifornia in 11979.979.

5 McELROY BY THE NUMBERS: AlabamAlabamaa qquarterbackuarterback GGregreg McElrMcElroyoy is quiquietlyetly pputtingutting up some iimpressivempressive numbers during his senior campaign. The native of Southlake, Texas, ranks eighth UA IINN THTHEE COCOACHES’ACHES’ PPOLLOLL nationallnationallyy in passing effi ciencciencyy while completing 70.6 percent of his passes for 1,781 yyards.ards. He has thrown 11 touchdowns and just three interceptions in 194 attempts this season. He is averaging The Crimson Tide has enjoyed much one interception everyevery 64.7 attempts tthishis season anandd is currentlycurrently thethe SEC career lleadereader in thatthat success in thethe coachescoaches rankingsrankings over catcategory,egory, tthrowinghrowing a picpickk once eveveryery 67.4 passpass attempts.attempts. McEMcElroylroy hhasas attattemptedempted 121211 ppassesasses since thethe last half century. The United Press his last interception in the second quarter ooff the Arkansas game on September 25, which is the International debuted the coaches poll in sixth longest streak in school history. But it is only the third-longest streak for McElroy who, dudur-r- 1950 anandd ran tthehe ppolloll tthroughhrough tthehe 1990 season. iingng his 22 career starts, has also had consecutive passes without an interception streaks of 149 USA Today took over the poll in 1991 and has run the poll (2009-10) and 141 (2009) that rank third and fourth, respectively, in school history. forfor the last 19 seasons. Alabama is ranked No. 1 in the 2010 ALABAMA’S LONGEST STRETCHES BETWEEN INTERCEPTIONS preseasonpreseason coaches’ poll after starting out last year’s pre-pre- 1. 190 Brodie Croyley 2004-05 2. 155 Jayy Barker 1993-94 season poll at No. 5. Alabama remained in the top fi ve the 3. 149 Greggy McElroy 2009-10 entire season, reaching No. 1 afterafter defeatingdefeating Florida in the 4. 141 Greggy McElroy 2009 SEC ChampionshipChampionship and holdingholding the position to claim the 5. 135 Freddie Kitchens 19919977 nationalnational championship after defeating Texas in Pasadena. 6. 121 Gregg McElroyy 2010 TheThe Tide has fi ve UPI (1961, 1964, 1973 and 1979) and two USA TodayToday (1992 and 2009) coaches poll national titles.titles. RECRECORDORD PERFORMANCEPERFORMANCE FORFOR JJULIOULIO JJONES:ONES: JuniorJunior wide receiver Julio Jones caughtcaught 12 passes for a school-record 221 yards against Tennessee. The receptions total ranks second in Alabama historhistoryy behindbehind onlonlyy DDJJ Hall’s 13-catch outoutinging (1(18585 yaryards)ds) versus Tennessee on Oct. 220,0, 2007. Those totals put Jones over 100 yards receiving for the seventh time in his Alabama career (ranks USA TodayToday Coaches’ Top 25 22ndnd in Alabama historhistory)y) and the third time this season. Jones’ previous single-game yyardageardage hhighigh at AAlabamalabama was a 128-128-yardyard outing (on 7 catccatches)hes) at LSU on NovemNovemberber 8, 2008. His previous Rk Team Record Pts PVSPVS single-game high forfor catches was 9 (for(for 83 yards) at Auburn on Nov. 27, 2009.2009. 1. Oregon (51) 8-0 1464 1 MMOSTOST RECEIVING YARDS IN A GAME 2. Auburn ((4)4) 9-0 1384 3 221 Julio Jones at Tennessee ()(12 catches) Oct. 23, , 2010 3. Boise State (3)(3) 7-0 1361 2 217 David Palmer at Vanderbilt (8() catches) Sept. p, 11, 1993 4. TCU (1)(1) 9-0 1292 4 187 David Baileyy() vs. Auburn (9 catches) Nov. 29,, 1969 5. AlabamaAlabama 7-1 1213 6 185 DJ Hall vs. TennesseTennesseee ((1313 catchecatches)s)) Oct. 20,, 2007 6. UtahUtah 8-0 1141 7 173 Toderick Malone vs. Georgiag ((8 catches)) Oct. 1,, 1994 7. WisconsinWisconsin 7-1 11001100 9 8. OhioOhio StateState 88-1-1 10 104949 10 CARCAREEREER 100-YARD100-YARD RERECEIVINGCEIVING GGAMESAMES 9. Oklahoma 7-1 990 11 13 DJ HaHallll 2004-0 2004-077 7 Julio Jones 200 2008-present8-ppresent 10. Nebraska 7-1 961 12 6 OzzOzzieie Newsome 1974 1974-76-76 11. LSU 7-1 861861 13 5 David Baileyy 1969- 1969-7171 12. Stanford 7-1 846 14 5 DennisDennis HoHomanman 19 1965-6765-67 13.13. ArizonaArizona 7-1 704704 16 14. MissouriMissouri 7-1 676676 8 JJULIOULIO JJONESONES MMOVESOVES UP CAREER RECEPTIRECEPTIONSONS LISTLIST:: Junior wide receiver Julio Jones cacaughtught a 15. MichiganMichigan State 8-1 652 5 career-high 12 passes just under two weeks after undergoing surgery to repair a broken left hand 16. Iowa 6-2 647 19 on SundaSunday,y, Oct. 10, following the South Carolina game where he had a then-season-best eight 17. South Carolina 6-2 517 17 passes for 118 yards. He is third on the Alabama career pass receptions list with 146. He movedmoved past the 2,000-yar2,000-yardd marmarkk at Tennessee in career receiving yards with 2,189, becoming the third 18.18. OklahomaOklahoma StateState 7-1 466466 2020 plaplayeryer in AAlabamalabama hhistoryistory ttoo ececlipselipse tthehe totatotall anandd now ranrankingking seconsecondd in scschoolhool hhistory.istory. HHee jjoinedoined 19. ArkansasArkansas 6-2 446 18 DJ Hall (2,923 yyardsards from 2004-07) and Ozzie Newsome (2,070 yyardsards from 1974-77) in eclieclips-ps- 20. Virginia Tech 6-2 379 21 iingng 2,000 receiving yyardsards in a careercareer.. On the season, Jones has caught 45 passes for 669 yyardsards 21. MississippiMississippi State 7-2 320 23 and three touchdowns in eight games in 2010, averaging 14.9 yyardsards per catch to give the Tide 22. BaylorBaylor 7-2 250 24 a lethal threat on the outside. His 5.62 receptions per ggameame rank fourth in the SEC and tied for 23.23. NevadaNevada 7-1 112 NR 35th nationanationallylly while his 83.683.633 yyardsards pperer gamgamee are 26th nationanationallylly and second in the conference. 24. FloridaFlorida State 6-2 107 15 CAREER RECEPTIRECEPTIONSONS 25.25. NorthNorth CarolinaCarolina StateState 6-26-2 96 NR 194 DJ Hall (2,923(, yards) y ) 2004-07 152 Freddie Milons (1,859(, yyards) ) 1998-011998-01 OthersOthers Receiving Votes:Votes: Hawaii 59,59, NorthwesternNorthwestern 24,24, 146 Julio Jones (1,948(, yards) y ) 2008-presentp Syracuse 14, CentralCentral FloridaFlorida 13, MarylandMaryland 9, Miami (Fla.)(Fla.) 132 David BaileBaileyyy( (1,857(1,8, 57 yards)yary ds)) 1969-711969-71 5, San DiegoDiego State 4, IllinoisIllinois 4, FloridaFlorida 4, MichiganMichigan 3, 117 Keith Brown (1,863( , yards)y ) 2004-07 NorthernNorthern IllinoisIllinois 2. ALABAMA CCAREERAREER RERECEIVINGCEIVING YARDS LEADERS 2,923,() DJ Hall (194 catches) 2004-07 2,189,()p Julio Jones (146 catches) 2008-present OpponentsOpponents inin BOLDBOLD 2,02,070, 70 Ozzie Newsome (102(1( 02 catches)catches)) 1974-771974-77 1,859, Freddie Milons (152( catches)) 1998-011998-01 1,857,y David Bailey (132() catches) 1969 1969-71-71

MR. EVERYTHINEVERYTHING:G: RRunningunning back Trent Richardson is doing a little bit of evereverythingything for the CrimCrim-- son Tide this season. The ssophomoreophomore ranks second nationalnationallyly and fi rst in the SEC in allall-purpose-purpose yards (1,454 in eight games) at 181.8 per game average. The Alabama school record for all-pur-all-pur- pose yardsyards is 2,016 bbyy BoBobbybby HumpHumphreyhrey in 1986, wwhichhich averageaveragedd out to 168.0 yaryardd per game. Richardson is currently on pace for 2,181 yards in a 12-game season, 2,363 in a 13-game season andand 2,545 in a 14-game season. RicRichardsonhardson hhasas 606 yaryardsds rusrushinghing (75.75 per game), 244 recereceiv-iv- ing (3(30.50.5 pgpg)) aandnd 604 on kickokickoffff return returnss (75.(75.55 p g).pg). He He has has two two 100 100-yard-yard rushin rushingg g amegames,s, one one 10 100-0- yard receiving game and three games with more than 100-yards in kickoff returns. returns. Richardson Richardson has also eclipsed the 200-yard200-yard barrier in all-purpose yardsyards three times (Penn State, Arkansas and Mississippi),Mississipppp)i),, anandd hhee hhasas never hhadad llessess tthanhan 121 aall-purposell-purpose yyardsards ((Florida).Florida). 6 INGRAM’S HOT START: On Sept.Sept. 18 at Duke,Duke, MarkMark IngramIngram became the fi rst Bowl sseason.eason. Richardson has accounted fforor 363633 yyardsards aafterfter contact ooff his 850 rushinrushingg aandnd Championship Subdivision playerplayer to rush for 150 yardsyards on less than 10 carries in the receiving yyardsards (42.7 percent) in 2010 while LacLacyy has 89 yyardsards after contact this yyear.ear. last fi ve years.years. Ingram, in his fi rst action of the 2010 season, ran for 151 yardsyards on just nine carries andand scoredscored two touchdowns.touchdowns. TheThe 16.8 yardsyards per carrycarry was a career highhigh BALBALLL SSECURITY:ECURITY: MarkMark IngrIngramam hashas alsoalso developeddeveloped an impressive reputation dur-dur- and among the top 10 performancesperformances in school history.history. Ingram actuallyactually cracked the ing his 34-game Alabama career as an expert at holding onto the ffootball.ootball. The 100-yard100-yard barrier in the fi rst quaquarter,rter, on jusjustt his third carcarryry aafterfter runs ooff 448,8, 3 and 50 junjuniorior has onlyonly lost one fumblefumble in 499 career rushingrushing attempts,attempts, 52 career recerecep-p- yards. He went into halhalftimeftime with 148 yards on seven carries fforor an average ooff 21.1 tions and one kickokickoffff return forfor a total ofof 552 career touches. He has only put yards per carry.carry. the ball on the ground twice, the fi rst of which at LSU in 2008 was recovered by the Tide and the second was a lost fumble vs. Tennessee in 2009. On average, INGRAM VS. TOP 25 OPPONENTS: Mark Ingram has consistently stepped up his Ingram fumbles once every 276 touches. Ingram went 332 carries into his career productionproduction aagainstgainst totopp 2255 ccompetitionompetition duriduringng his career at the CapCapstone.stone. ThThee jju-u- before losinlosingg hhisis fi rst fumble. SSophomoreophomore Trent Richardson has been almost as nior from Flint, Mich., averaged 188.8 rushing and receiving yards vs. the top 25 last good, touching the ball 288 times and losing just one fumble while putting it on season, including 156.8 rushing yards in those games and nine touchdowns. He also the ggroundround fi ve times. had 31 runs of 10 yards or more against ranked foes in 2009. In 2010, Ingram ripped off 157 yardsyards and two touchdowns on 24 carries in a 24-20 come-from-behind vic-vic- RICHARDSON ECLIPSES 100 RECEIVING YARDS: SophomorSophomoree running back Trent torytory atat No. 10 Arkansas on SepSept.t. 25. InIngram’sgram’s 5454-yard-yard fi rst-quarterrst-quarter touchdown burst Richardson caughtcaught 5 ppassesasses for 101011 yyardsards aagainstgainst MississiMississippippi to become the fi rst Ala-Ala- was a showcase of his vision, speed, cut-back ability,ability, vicious stiff -arm and uncannyuncanny bama running back to eclipse the centurycentury mark in receiving yardsyards in 12 years.years. Before balance. He then scored two touchdowns and accounted for 66 all-purpose yardsyards SaturdaySaturday night, the most recent Alabama back to have more than 100 yyardsards receireceiv-v- in a 31-6 rout of No. 7 Florida and then had 57 all-purpose yards at South Carolina.Carolina. ing was Shaun Alexander, who caught 5 passes for 110 yards and one touchdown against Mississippi State on NovemNovemberber 14, 1998. INGRAM 4TH ONON CAREER RUSHING YARDS CHART: Mark Ingram rushed for 88 yards on 14 carries at Tennessee, which gigiveve him 2,2,930930 rushing yards in his career to RICHARDSON BACK DEDEEP:EP: Sophomore Trent Richardson’s 91-yard kickoff return rank fourth in Crimson Tide history.history. Shaun AlexanderAlexander (1996-99)(1996-99) is the Tide’s career for a touchdown on Sept.Sept. 18 at Duke did not make the Alabama all-time top-10top-10 list rushingrushing yardsyards recordrecord holderholder withwith 3,565 yards.yards. for longestlongest kickoff returns, but it did mark the first Crimson Tide kickoff return for a touchdown since a 100-yard return forfor a score by Tyrone Prothro on October 10, ALABAMA’SALABAMA’S CACAREERREER RUSHINGRUSHING LEADERSLEADERS 2004. Richardson is third in the SEC and ranks 22th nationallynationally in kickokickoffff returns this 3,565,( Shaun Alexander (727 att.)) 1996-99 seasonseason witwithh a 27.45 ypr average. 3,4203,4, 20 Bob Bobbybyy HumHumphreyphrp eyy (615(61( 5 att.att.)) 1 1985-88985-88 3,324, Kenneth DarbyDarbyy( (702(702 att.)att.)) 2003- 2003-0606 RICHARDSRICHARDSONON JJOINSOINS 11,000-YARD,000-YARD CLUB: WithWith 61 rushingrushing yardsyards against DuDukeke on 2,930, Mark Ingramg (485( att.)) 2008-present2008-presep nt Sept. 18, sophomore runninrunningg back Trent Richardson became the 51st Crimson Tide 2,741,y() Johnny Musso (574 att.) 1969-71 plaplayeryer to rush fforor 1,1,000000 careercareer yards.yards. Richardson now has 1,3571,357 yardsyards on 231 carries ooverver the fi rst 22 games of his Alabama career. Mark Ingram became the 50th plaplayeryer INGRAM OVEROVER 100:100: Mark Ingram’sIngram’s 12 100-yard rushing performancesperformances in his Alabama in school history to rush for 1,000 yards last season while Glen Coff ee and Terry career rank him tied for third in Alabama history.history. Shaun Alexander (15(15 from 1996-99)1996-99) Grant both eclipsed 1,000 career rushing yyardsards in 20082008.. and Bobby Humphrey (15 from 1985-88) hold the record.record. CAREERCAREER 100-YARD100-YARD RUSHINGRUSHING PERFORMANCESPERFORMANCES A BALANCEDBALANCED ATTAATTACK:CK: AAlabamalabama returnedreturned to the nation’s elite in 2008 with a punpun-- 1515 ShaunShaun AlexanderAlexander 1996-991996-99 ishing ground attack that wore down defenses and took shots down the fi eld. In 15 BobbyBobbyy HumphreyHumphrp eyy 1985-88 2009, the Tide broughtbrought more balance to the table on off ense. UA still had an out-out- 12 Mark IngramIngrg am 2008-present2008-ppresent sstandingtanding groundground gamegame andand an aerialaerial attackattack to matcmatchh witwithh quarterquarterbackback GreGregg McMcEl-El- 12 Kenneth Darbyy 2003-062003-06 roy. The Tide showed good balance in their ooffff ensive numbers, averaging 215.07 12 ShermanSherman WilliamsWilliams 1991-941991-94 rushinrushingg yyardsards and 187.93 yayardsrds papassingssing per gagame.me. In 2010 AAlabamalabama hashas again shownshown to hhaveave excellentexcellent bbalance.alance. TThehe Crimson TiTidede INGRAM SHOWSSHOWS HIS TOUGHNESS:TOUGHNESS: MarkMark IngrIngramam became well known fforor his bruis- has accounted for 3,526 yyardsards of total off ense (26th nationallynationally at 440.75 yypg),pg), inging-running-running stystylele and tackle-breakintackle-breakingg ssecondecond eff orts last season. IngIngramram accounted accounted incincludingluding 2,031 yaryardsds (57.6 percent) in thethe air anandd 1,495 (43.0 percent) on tthehe for 1,075 rushing and receiving yards after contact en route to the Heisman Trophy. gground.round. The Tide has thrown 219 total passes (42.4 percent) — completincompletingg 153 ThroughThrough Ingram’sIngram’s fi rsrstt fi ve ggamesames of the 2010 season, InIngramgram has accounted for (69(69.9.9 perpercent)cent) — wwhilehile runnrunninging tthehe bballall 281 timetimess ((56.256.2 percent).percent). 544 yards rushing and 68 yards receiving on 13 catches. OOff his 612 total yards, 260 (4(42.52.5 percepercent)nt) ooff those yardsyards have come afterafter contact. TThathat sstyletyle seems to QQUICKUICK STRIKE OOFFENSE:FFENSE: AlAlabamaabama hhasas ddisplaisplayedyed a quicquickk stristrikeke capacapabilitybility in 2010 havehave also become a trademark of Crimson Tide runninrunningg bbacksacks with sosophomorephomore Trent with 22 scoringscoring drives of less than three minutes and 12 of less than 90 seconds. Richardson and redshirt freshman Eddie LacLacyy showing the same skill set earlearlyy this The Crimson Tide have also put together 17 scoring drives of fi ve playsplays or less, includingincluding nine drives of three plplaysays or less.

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7 EXPLOSIVE PLAYSPLAYS:: In fi rst seven gamgameses ooff the 2010 seasonseason,, tthehe Alabama ooffff ense 100-Yard100-Yard ReceiversReceivers (10-2)(10-2) has accounted for 70 plaplaysys of 15 yardsyards or more, scoring 16 touchdowns within those 221 byby JulioJulio Jones at Tennessee (Oct. 23, 2010) W 7700 explosive plays.plays. The Crimson Tide have made 50 passing plaplaysys of 15 yyardsards or 118585 by D.J. HallHall vs. Tennessee (Oct.(Oct. 20,20, 2007)2007) W more witwithh JuJuliolio Jones lleadingeading tthehe wawayy witwithh 17 15-p15-pluslus yyardard pass receptions. Trent 117272 byby D.J. Hall at Arkansas (Sept. 15, 2007) W Richardson also has 13 explosive plaplaysys with eight rushes ooff 15-plus yyardsards and fi ve 114040 byby D.J. HallHall at Mississippi (Oct. 13, 2007) W recreceptions.eptions. MarMarquisquis Maze hhasas 10 eexplosivexplosive recreceptionseptions wwhilehile MarMarkk InIngramgram hhadad seven 128128 by JulioJulio Jones at LSU (Nov. 8, 20082008)) W runs and one pass reception ooff 15 yards or more in six games, including runs ooff 124124 byby JulioJulio Jones vs. FloridaFlorida (Dec. 6, 2008) (SEC) L 54, 50, 48, 42, 20, 19 and 17 yards and a 20-yard reception. The longest play of the 111818 by Julio Jones at South Carolina (O(Oct.ct. 9, 202010)10) L season was a 85-yard scoring strike from Greg McElroy to Richardson against Missis- 110606 by Julio Jones at Duke (Sept. 18, 2010)2010) W sippi with the second longest coming on a 65-yard scoring run by Richardson at Ten- 110303 by Julio Jones at TennesseTennesseee ((Oct.Oct. 25, 2002008)8) W nessee. That 8585-yard-yard paspasss pplaylay is tied for the fi fth-lfth-longestongest scoriscoringng paspasss in Alabama 110202 by Julio Jones vs. LSU (No(Nov.v. 7, 2002009)9) W history and is the longest pass completion of McElroy’s Alabama career (previous 110101 bbyy Trent Richardson vs. Mississippi (Oct. 16, 20102010)) W lonlong:g: 80 to Marquis Maze vs. Arkansas in 2009). 110000 by Mike McCoy vs. Florida International (Sept. 12, 2009) W 1100-Yard00-Yard Rusher/Receiver in Same Game ((5-1)5-1) 100-YARD RUSHERS AND RECEIVERS: AAlabamalabama has had 26 100-yyardard rushers in Tennessee (Oct.(Oct. 20,20, 22007)007) W 104 byby TerryTerry GrantGrant and 185 by D.J. Hall 25 gamesgames and 12 10100-yard0-yard receivers in 1122 ggamesames over the last four seasons since vs. Florida (Dec.(Dec. 6, 2008 - SEC)SEC) L 112 by Glen Coffee and 124 by Julio Jones Nick Saban arrived in Tuscaloosa. Junior running back Mark Ingram has recorded 12 Florida Int’l. (Sept. 12, 2009) W 118 by T. Richardson and 100 by Mike McCoy 100-yard100-yard rushing games during his career while Trent Richardson has four 100-yard100-yard LSU (Nov. 7, 2009) W 144 by Mark Ingram and 102 by Julio Jones rushing efforts and Eddie Lacy one. Under Saban, Alabama has gone 25-1 in those at DuDukeke ((Sept.Sept. 18, 202010)10) W 151 by MarMarkk IngIngramram anandd 106 by JuJuliolio Jones 26 games withwith a 100-yar100-yardd rusrusher.her. Junior JuJuliolio Jones (7) anandd Trent RicRichardsonhardson (1) are at Tennessee (Oct. 23, 2010 W 119 by T. Richardson and 221 by Julio Jones the ononlyly currencurrentt pplayerslayers with a 100-100-yardyard receivireceivingng gamgame.e. TheThe TennesseeTennessee gamegame on Oct. 23 markmarkeded the six time under Saban that Alabama has had a 100-yard rusher McELROY STREAK ENDS:ENDS: GreGregg MMcElroy’scElroy’s streak of 19 consecutive wins to opeopenn a and receiver in the same ggame.ame. careercareer at Alabama and 35 straistraightght wins as a startinstartingg quarterback came to an end with 100-Yar100-Yardd RusRushershers (25-(25-1)1) the Tide’sTide’s lossloss at SoSouthuth CaCarolina.rolina. HeHe nownow has a 21-121-1 markmark overover the lastlast two seasonsseasons as 246246 bbyy MarMarkk Ingram vs. SoutSouthh CaroCarolinalina (Oct. 17, 2009) W a starter at Alabama. Prior to South Carolina, McElroy’sMcElroy’s last loss as a starting quar-quar- 218 by Glen CoCoffeeffee vs. Kentucky (Oct. 4, 2008) W terbackterback was in thethe eightheighth gradegrade againstagainst Cross TimbersTimbers MiddleMiddle SchoolSchool in Grapevine, 173 by TerryTerry Grant at Vanderbilt (Se(Sept.pt. 8, 202007)07) WTexas. McElroy’sMcElroy’s 19-0 start to hishis career is thethe seconsecondd bestbest in schoolschool history.history. It alsoalso 172 by MarkMark Ingram at Mississippi (Oct. 10, 2009) W ranked as the second-longest streak of consecutive wins byby a starting quarterback in 162 byby Glen Coffee at Arkansas (Sept. 20, 2008) W schoolschool history.history. JayJay BarkerBarker owns both records,records, winningwinning the fi rst 22 gagamesmes ooff his career 157 by MarkMark IngramIngram at ArkansasArkansas (S(Sept.ept. 225,5, 2010 W fromfrom 1991-93. 151 by Mark Ingram at Duke (Sept. 18, 2010) W QUARTERBACK WIN STREAK TO START A CAREERCAREER 150 byby Mark Ingram vs. Virginia Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) W 22 Jayy Barker 1991-93 149 byby Mark Ingram vs. Mississippi State (Nov. 14, 2009) W 19 Greggy McElroy 2009-10 144 by Trent RichardsonRichardson vs. Penn State (Sept. 11, 2010) W 11 TerTerryryy Davis 1971 144 by MarMarkk IngIngramram vs. LSU (No(Nov.v. 7, 2002009)9) W 8 JoeJoe NamathNamath 1 1962962 144 by Glen CoffeeCoffee vs. Auburn (Nov. 29, 2008) W 140 by Mark IngramIngram at KentuKentuckycky (O(Oct.ct. 3, 202009)09) W MILESTONESMILESTONES VS. DUKDUKE:E: AlAlabama’sabama’s scoredscored 6262 pointspoints vs. DuDuke,ke, tthehe most in a 134 byby TerryTerry Grant vs. Western Carolina (Sept. 1, 2007) W gamegame since a 62-0 win over Tulane on Oct. 12, 1991, and the most in a road ggameame 126 bbyy Glen Coffee at LSU (Nov. 8, 2008) W sincesince a 62-27 win over MississippiMississippi on Oct. 7, 1989. The 449-point9-point mmarginargin ooff vicvic-- 121 byby Glen CoffeeCoffee vs. Houston (Oct. 6, 2007) W 119 byby Trent RichardsonRichardson at Tennessee (Oct. 23, 2010) W torytory is the largest fforor Alabama since a 52-0 win over Western Carolina on Sept. 118 by Trent Richardson vs. Florida InternationaInternationall ((Sept.Sept. 12, 202009)09) W 18,18, 2004. Alabama amassed 626 yards of total off ense (315 rushing, 311 passpass-- 116 byby Mark Ingram vs. Texas (Jan. 7, 2010) (BCS) W ing)ing) aagainstgainst DuDuke,ke, the most since gagainingining 644 agagainstainst LSU in Baton RoRougeuge on 113 by Mark IngramIngram vs. Florida (Dec.(Dec. 5, 2009)2009) (SEC)(SEC) WNov. 11, 1989 (257 rushing, 387 passing). The 45 points scored in the fi rst half byby 113 by MarkMark IngramIngram vs. ArkansasArkansas StatStatee ((Nov.Nov. 11,, 2008)2008) W Alabama was the most scored by the Crimson Tide in any halfhalf since Oct. 7,7, 1989,1989, 111 byby EddieEddie Lacy vs. San Jose State (Sept. 4, 2009) W when Alabama scored 48 points in the fi rst halfhalf ooff a 62-27 victorvictoryy over Missis-Missis- 112 by Glen Coffee vs. Florida (Dec. 6, 2008) (SEC) L sippisippi at Jackson, MisMiss.s. 109 byby Trent Richardson vs. Texas (Jan. 7, 2010) (BCS) W 104 by TerryTerry Grant vs. Tennessee (Oct.(Oct. 20, 202007)07) W 102 by Mark IngramIngram vs. ChattanoogaChattanooga ((Nov.Nov. 221,1, 2002009)9) W

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8 MAZE’S PUNT RETURNS: Wide receiver Marquis Maze made a major impact as that ranks eighth nationally and first in the SEC. a punt return man against Mississippi, returning 6 punts for 125 yards (20.8-yard Alabama has forced 97 turnovers in 49 games under head coach Nick Saban average) including returns of 37 and 20 yards. The yardage ranks third on the (an average of 1.98 per game) while forcing 48 turnovers over the last 22 games Alabama single-game punt returns yardage list. The 37-yard return, keyed by a (2.18 per game). The Tide finished the 2009 season ranked fourth nationally in devastating block that took out two Mississippi defenders by linebacker Alex Wat- turnover margin at plus-19 (1.36 per game). The UA offense only turned the ball kins, set up Alabama deep in Rebels territory midway through the second period. over 12 times (5 interceptions, 7 fumbles) in 2009. Alabama forced 24 turnovers That set up a 19-yard fi eld goal by Jeremy Shelly that gave Alabama a 13-0 lead. in 2007 for a plus-4 turnover ratio and then recorded 25 turnovers and ended In addition to his punt return prowess, Marquis Maze also caught 3 passes for 42 the season with a plus-6 turnover margin in 2008. Alabama has recorded at least yards and rushed once for 1 yard against the Rebels, giving him a game-high 168 one turnover in 44 of 49 games under Saban. UA is 37-7 under Saban when gain- all-purpose yards. Maze is now ninth nationally and third in the SEC averaging ing at least one turnover. Alabama is 3-2 in games without a turnover over the 16.64 yards per punt return. last three seasons.

Most Punt Return Yards in a Game DEFENSE TOUGH ON THIRD DOWN: Third down defense has been crucial for 153 Javier Arenas vs. Tulane Sept. 6, 2008 Alabama over the past three seasons. The Crimson Tide is strong once again in 147 Javier Arenas vs. Mississippi State Nov. 15, 2008 2010, allowing just 37 third down conversions in 114 attempts (32.46 percent) 125 Marquis Maze vs. Mississippi Oct. 16, 2010 to rank 14th nationally. The Crimson Tide defense was strong on third down in 122 Harry Gilmer at Georgia Oct. 25, 1947 2009, ranking sixth nationally and allowing a 29.90 conversion rate (58 for 194). 103 Gordon Pettus vs. Duquesne Oct. 8, 1948 The Crimson Tide fi nished third nationally in third down conversion defense in 2008, holding opponents to a 28.14 percent (56 of 199) conversion rate.

CRIMSON TIDE LESTER LEADS SEC IN INTERCEPTIONS: Sophomore safety Robert Lester made two huge interceptions against Arkansas that helped the Crimson Tide complete DEFENSIVE NOTES the come-back win in Fayetteville and preserve their undefeated season. The na- tive of Foley, Ala., now has fi ve interceptions this season to rank tied for fi rst in the SEC and rank tied for fourth nationally at .62 per game. Fellow sophomore SCORING DEFENSE: The Alabama defense replaced nine starters from its 2009 Dre Kirkpatrick is close behind with three picks on the season to rank tied for 28th national championship-winning defense that fi nished second nationally in all ma- nationally and tied for fi fth in the SEC at .38 per game. As a team, Alabama second jor defensive categories. The 2010 defense, although still far from complete, has nationally with 15 picks. been fairly successful to this point. The Crimson Tide ranks second nationally in scoring defense and fi rst in the league, surrendering just 12.5 points per game or HIGHTOWER RETURNS: Sophomore linebacker Dont’a Hightower returns for his 100 total points in eight games. UA went 14 quarters at home before surrendering third season at the Capstone as the man in the middle of Alabama’s complex defen- a touchdown at Bryant-Denny and has only allowed one touchdown at home this sive scheme. Hightower received a medical redshirt for the 2009 season after suf- season, surrendering just 22 points (5.5 ppg). The secondary, which was forced to fering a torn ACL in the fourth game of the season against Arkansas. An amazingly replace 3 of 4 starters and six of its top seven players, has also fared well in the na- quick recovery returned him to the practice fi eld with full contact during spring tional rankings with the No. 3 pass effi ciency defense (94.31). The rush defense has drills. Hightower has split time between the Mike and Will linebacker spots in 2010 not put up the numbers of the past two seasons, but still is just allowing just 113.38 while also seeing time with his hand in the dirt on passing downs to take advantage yards per game to rank 17th nationally. The Tide’s total defense is 11th nationally at of his pass-rushing skills. The Lewisburg, Tenn., native has 116 career tackles with 291.38 yards per game, which ranks second in the SEC. 6.5 tackles for loss and 11 quarterback hurries. Hightower has 36 tackles, two pass breakups and fi ve quarterback hurries in 2010. GROUND DEFENSE: Tennessee junior tailback Tauren Poole rushed for 117 yards on 14 carries against Alabama on October 23, ending a streak of 41 consecutive BARRON MAKING PRESENCE KNOWN: Safety Mark Barron is one of the most games in which the Crimson Tide had not allowed a 100-yard rusher, dating back prominent safeties in the nation. The Mobile, Ala., native was a fi rst-team All-SEC to Oct. 13, 2007, when Mississippi’s BenJarvus Green-Ellis went for 131 yards. That player a year ago, leading the league with seven interceptions while garnering was the longest streak in the nation, 28 games longer than second-place Boston third-team All-America honors. He registered 76 tackles to rank second on the Ala- College, the new leader in the category with 14. Alabama was one of three teams bama defense in 2009. Barron led the SEC — along with teammate Marquis John- not to allow a 100-yard rusher in 2009 and was the only team not to surrender son — in passes defended with 18 (11 PBU, 7 INT) and ranked tied for sixth nationally a 100-yard rusher in 2008, 2009 or until that point of 2010. Over the last three with 1.29 passes defended per game. seasons, the Crimson Tide has held 27 opponents to under 100 yards rushing. In 2010, Barron is off to a strong start as the leader of the Crimson Tide second- ary. He leads the team with 52 tackles while recording two interceptions, two sacks GROUND DEFENSE - PART II: Keeping the opposing running back under 100 (-15), 3.0 tackles for loss (-19), one forced fumble, two quarterback hurries and SIX yards is nothing new for the Crimson Tide. Alabama has surrendered just nine in- pass breakups. dividual 100-yard rushing games dating back to the 2005 season (69 games), a mark that third nationally behind Ohio State and Boston College (8). Since head coach Nick Saban’s arrived in 2007 (49 games), Alabama has only allowed four players to rush for 100 yards in a game: Tennessee’s Tauren Poole (117), Missis- 2010 sippi’s BenJarvus Green-Ellis (131 yards), Houston’s Anthony Alridge (100 yards) ALABAMA and Arkansas’ Darren McFadden (195 yards). PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Fewest 100-yard Rushers Allowed (FBS teams since 2005) 1. Ohio State 8 UNDRA Billingsley Andre Boston College 8 MARCELL DAREUS Mar-sell Dare-ee-us 3. Alabama 9 Demetrius GOODE Gewd 4. Boise State 11 JERRELL Harris Juh-rell 5. Penn State 14 DONT’A Hightower Don-tay JULIO Jones Who-lee-o TOUGH SLEDDING ON THE GROUND: Alabama has surrendered the fewest rush- ARIE KOUANDJIO R-ee Kwon-dro ing touchdowns in the nation since the start of the 2005 season, giving up only 45. KEIWONE Malone Key-wahn Ohio State is tied with the Crimson Tide, also allowing 45 during that time span. Since head coach Nick Saban arrived in 2007, the Crimson Tide has given up 27 MARQUIS Maze Mar-kwees rushing touchdowns while OSU has allowed 25. In 2010, Alabama has surrendered Greg MCELROY Mac-el-roy just four rushing touchdowns in eight games. DeMarcus MILLINER MILL-ner TANA Patrick Ta - NAY FORCING TURNOVERS: Alabama’s ability to produce turnovers in recent years DARRINGTON SENTIMORE Dar-ing-TON SENT-a-more has fueled the Crimson Tide’s success. The Crimson Tide is off to a decent start in William VLACHOS Vlay-hos 2010 with 17 turnovers and eight giveaways (plus-9) in the first eight games. UA Brian VOGLER VO-glur has intercepted 15 passes and recovered two fumbles for a +1.13 turnover margin CHAVIS Williams Chav-iss

9 MOSLEYMOSLEY NABS A PICK 66:: True freshman linebacker C.J. MosleyMosley intercepted a Flor-Flor- ALABAMA-LSUALABAMA-LSU AT VARIVARIOUSOUS SITES: TheThe Alabama-LSUAlabama-LSU series hashas beenbeen playedplayed ida pass and returned it 35 yyardsards for a touchdown in the third quarter to give Ala- at six diff erent sites since the initial meetingmeeting in 1895. The ccityity of Baton Rouge has bama a 31-6 lead over the Gators, the fi rst interception ooff MosleMosley’sy’s Alabama career hostedhosted thethe most gamesgames in thethe series (35), witwithh AAlabamalabama postinpostingg a 25-8-2 recordrecord and the fi rst interception return fforor a touchdown in 2010. It marked Alabama’s fi rst on thethe LSU campus. OnlyOnly one otherother Louisiana city hhasas hhostedosted tthishis series, witwithh interceptioninterception return fforor a touchdown since Marcell Dareus returned an interceptioninterception Alabama and LSU playingplaying to a 7-7 tie in New Orleans in 1921. Four Alabama cities of a Texas pass 28 yardsyards for a score in the BCS Championship Game on JanuaryJanuary 7,7, havehave pplayedlayed host to this rivalrivalry,ry, includinincludingg TTuscaloosa,uscaloosa, Mobile, MoMontgomeryntgomery and 2010. Mosley,Mosley, who earned his fi rst career start at South Carolina, now has started Birmingham.Birmingham. The Tide owns a 20-14-2 record in the state ooff Alabama. two games, made 37 tackles on the season with a team-high six pass breakups and a quarterback hurry. ALABAMA-LSUALABAMA-LSU SERSERIESIES IS A LONLONGG OONE:NE: The LSU series is the fi ffth-longestth-longest series inin school history. The two teams beganbegan playingplaying inin 1895,1895, tthehe 15t15thh gamegame in Crimson UPSHAWUPSHAW STUNS GATORS: Junior JacJackk linebackerlinebacker Courtney UpshawUpshaw hadhad an im-im- Tide history,history, and the 2010 gamegame marks the 74th meetingmeeting between the two teams. pressive outingouting for the Crimson Tide against Florida as he was credited with seven OnlyOnly MississippiMississippi StateState ((92),92), TTennesseeennessee (92(92),), VanderbiltVanderbilt (81)(81) and Auburn (74)(74) havehave tackles, includingincluding four for losses, a fumble recoveryrecovery and twotwo passpass breakups.breakups. Up-Up- playedplayed AAlabamalabama more tthanhan LSULSU.. shaw’s performance keynoted a strong defensive eff ort ort byby Alabama,Alabama, whichwhich postedposted eight tackles for loss with three interceptions and one quarterback sack. Upshaw, MOST GAMES VS. OPPONENT (Al(All-Time)l-Time) who has battled a high-anklehigh-ankle sprain since the Penn State ggame,ame, has now recorded OpponentOpppponent Games 1st MeetingMeeting 22 tackles on the season with 7.5 tackles for loss, a sack,sack, two passpass breakups,breakups, one MississippiMississipppip State 94 18961896 fumblE recovery,recovery, one forced fumble and one quarterbackquarterback hurry.hurry. TennesseeTennessee 9 933 19011901 VanderbiltVanderbilt 81 19 190303 THREETHREE AND OUOUT:T: ConsistentlConsistentlyy forcing three-and-outs has been a trademark of AlaAla-- Auburn 74 18921892 bama’s defense. A yyearear ago, on its wawayy to a national championship, Alabama led the LSULSU 7373 18951895 nation with an average of 5.61 three-and-outs per game. In 20102010,, tthehe Tide is once againagain amoamongng the nation’s best aveaveragingraging 4.13 three-and-outs per gagameme or 33 three- AlaAlabama’sbama’s OlOldestdest FFootballootball SSerieseries and-outs in eighteight games. Ohio State currentlcurrentlyy lleadseads the countrycountry inin three-and-outs Opponentpp First Meetingg withwith 5.42 per game. 11.. AuburnAuburn 18931893 2. Mississippipp 1894 3. Georgiag 18951895 CRIMSON TIDE LSU 18951895 5. Mississippipp State 1 1896896 OPPONENT NOTENOTESS 66.. TTennesseeennessee 1 1901901

THE ALABAMA-LSUALABAMA-LSU SSERIES:ERIES: AlaAlabamabama lleadseads tthehe allall-time-time sserieseries wiwithth LSLSUU 445-23-5-23- SABANSABAN VS. LSU:LSU: AlAlabamaabama hheadead coaccoachh NicNickk SaSabanban is 2-2 in hhisis career aagainstgainst 5 in a series that datesdates back to the 1895 season. The 2010 ggameame will be the 74th LSU, followingfollowing last year’s 24-15 win at Bryant-Denny Stadium and the Tide’s 27-21 meeting between these two long-time Southern footballfootball rivals. The Tigers won overtime win in 2008 at TiTigerger Stadium. Prior to that, Saban-coached teams were the inauguralinaugural meetingmeeting in Baton Rouge,Rouge, 12-6,12-6, on Nov. 18,18, 1895.1895. The two teams did 0-2 against LSU,LSU, losinglosing 46-25 to thethe Tigers whilewhile at MichiganMichigan State in thethe 1995 not meet agaagainin untiuntill tthehe 1902 season, witwithh LSLSUU prevailingrevailing once agaagain.in. AAlabama’slabama’s IndependenceIndependence Bowl in ShreveShreveportport and 41-34 in 2007 Tuscaloosa. Saban was the fi rst series win came on Nov. 9, 1903, in Baton RouRougege as the Crimson Tide scored hheadead coach at LSU ffromrom 2000-04 and compiled a 48-16 (.(.750)750) rrecord,ecord, leading the a 10-0 victory. From 1919-45, AlabamaAlabama postedposted a 12-game ununbeatenbeaten streastreakk (9-0-3) TiTigersgers to the 2003 BCS National Championship and two SEC Championships dur-dur- againstagainst LSU. The series was resumed duringduring the 1944 season with the TiTigersgers ggain-ain- iingng hhisis tenure. In 2003, SabanSaban ledled thethe Tigers to a 13-1 recordrecord andand a 21-14 win over ing a slightslight advantage over the next nine meetings, posting a 5-3-1 record ffromrom Oklahoma in the BCS National ChamChampionshippionship Game pplayedlayed at the Sugar Bowl in 1946-58.1946-58. Alabama went 16-2 (.889)(.889) agagainstainst LSU from 1964-81, includincludinging a series- New OrOrleans,leans, La. longlong 11-game winning streak from 1971-81. LSU also ended UA’s school record 31- game (30-0-1) unbeaten streak with a 17-13 win at Bryant-DennyBryant-Denny Stadium in 1993. LOULOUISIANAISIANA NANATIVES:TIVES: AAlabamalabama has fi ve Louisiana natives on its ffootballootball roster, TheThe TigersTigers snappedsnapped a 15-15-gamegame winwinlessless streakstreak to thethe Crimson TideTide in TigerTiger StadiumStadium iincludingncluding redshirt freshman wide receiver KennKennyy Bell (Ra(Rayville,yville, La.), senior dde-e- with a 30-28 win in Baton Rouge on Nov. 4, 2000. LSU has won eighteight ofof the last 14 fensive lineman Luther DaviDaviss ((Monroe,Monroe, LLa.),a.), jjuniorunior defensive back plaplayeryer RoRobbybby meetings,meetings, datindatingg bbackack to 1997. Alabama snappedsnapped a fi ve-gameve-game series skid with last Green (River RiRidge,dge, La.), redshirt freshman runnrunninging back Eddie LacLacyy aandnd redshirt year’s 27-21 overtime win in Baton Rouge in 2008 and followed that with a 24-15 ffreshmanreshman dedefensivefensive lineman DarrinDarringtongton Sentimore. win in TuscaloosaTuscaloosa in 2002009.9. NEINEIGHBORS’GHBORS’ RREUNION:EUNION: There will be a reunion ofof sorts in Baton RougeRouge on Sat-Sat- THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME:HOME: There’s no place like home, unless youyou playplay inin urdaurdayy between Alabama sosophomorephomore dedefensivefensive back and special teams standout the Alabama-LSU footballfootball series. A streakystreaky series at best, this matchupmatchup between WesWesleyley NeNeighborsighbors and brother, Connor, a LSU ffreshmanreshman runnrunninging back. WesleWesleyy aandnd AlabamaAlabama andand LSU hashas producedproduced some interesting resuresults.lts. TThehe Crimson TiTidede hholdsolds Connor’s father,father, Wes,Wes, was recruited by Coach Paul BryantBryant and playedplayed forfor Ray Per-Per- a 45-23-5 series lead over the Tigers in a series that has been dominated bbyy the kkinsins at Alabama from 1983-86. Their grandfather, BillBilly,y, had a standout career for road team. The home team has compiled an 12-27-1 record since the 1970 season. the Tide fromfrom 1985-61 and was inducted into the CollegeCollege Football Hall ofof Fame in The road team won evereveryy game in the Alabama-LSU series from 1981-81981-89,9, with the 2004. exceptionexception ofof a 14-14 tie in Baton RougeRouge in 1985. Alabama snasnappedpped the ninnine-gamee-game unbeaten streak bbyy the road team with a 24-3 win in Tuscaloosa during the 1990 UA-UA-LSULSU COCOACHINGACHING TITIES:ES: AlabamaAlabama defensivedefensive lineline coachcoach BoBo DavisDavis was an All-SECAll-SEC season. Since 1991, the road team is 13-6 in the last 19 games,games, includingincluding Alabama’s defensive lineman at LSU and later worked on the TiTigers’gers’ staff under both Saban win in 2008 at Tiger StaStadiumdium (27-21 in overtime). Since 1971, AAlabamalabama hhasas postepostedd andand current LSU hheadead coaccoachh Les Miles.Miles. Assistant hheadead coaccoachh andand secondarysecondary coachcoach a 16-2-1 record against LSU in Baton RougeRouge,, iincludingncluding a 115-game5-game unbeatean streak KirbyKirby Smart spent the 2004 season at LSU under Saban. Smart tutored two NFL fromfrom 1971-98. Alabama postedposted a 14-0-1 record at TigerTiger Stadium duringduring that stretch. fi rst-round dradraftft picks CorCoreyey Webster and Travis Daniels. LSU allowed 157.2 pass-pass- LSU won back-to-back home games with Alabama in 2004 and 2006. The onlyonly ing yards to rank second in the SEC and fi fthfth nationallynationally in 2004. otherother time in series hhistoryistory in wwhichhich LSU won two straigstraightht hhomeome games against Alabama was a 31-21 win on Nov. 9, 1946 (31-21), and a 26-6 win on Nov. 20, 1948. ALABAMAALABAMA VVS.S. LOULOUISIANAISIANA SCHOOLS:SCHOOLS: AAlabamalabama owns an 85-39-8 record against Since 1982,1982, LSU owns a 10-4 record over the Crimson Tide in the state of Alabama. teams fromfrom the state ooff Louisiana. The Crimson Tide has pplayedlayed 114 ofof those 130 The TigersTigers won ffourour straightstraight road gamesgames fromfrom 1982-88 and have won the last fourfour at gamesgames agaagainstinst LSU (73) anandd TuTulanelane (4(41).1). Bryant-Denny StaStadiumdium (2001, 2003, 2005 & 2007). ALABAMAALABAMA SINGLE-GAME RECORDS (VS. LSU): BBelowelow is Alabama’s single-game NATIONALNATIONAL CHAMPIONS:CHAMPIONS: NNickick Saban, Les Miles, Steve Spurrier and Urban Mey- recordsrecords againstagainst the LSU TigersTigers in the schools’ 72 previous meetinmeetings.gs. er are the four active SEC coaches to win a national chamchampionship.pionship. Saban led Alabama to the 2009 BCS National ChaChampionshipmpionship and LSU to a 13-1 record and CategoryCategog ryy Record Holder (Year)() the BCS National Championship in 2003, while Miles led the Tigers to the BCS RushingRushing Attempts:Attempts:p 3535,, KKennethenneth DaDarbyrbyy ( (2004)2004)) National Championship in 2007. Spurrier gguideduided Florida to a 12-1 ledgerledger and the 35, Bobbyypy Humphrey () (1987) school’s fi rst national title in 1996. Meyer has two national titles with the Gators in 33, Dennis Riddle (1995) () 20062006 andand 2008.2008. RushingRushing YYards:ards: 29 291,1, Shaun Alexander ( (1996)1996))

10 211, Siran StacyStacyy (1989)(1( 989) thrashingthrashing of Florida as Chance Warmack was selected as the SEC Off ensive LiLine-ne- Rushingg TD: 4, Shaun Alexander (1996)(19( 96)) manman of thethe WeekWeek whilewhile CourtneyCourtney Uphaws’ seven-tackle, four-TFL performance Most TD Passes: 3, Andrew Zow (1998)(199( 8)) earnedearned him SEC DeDefensivefensive PlaPlayeryer ooff the Week. Marquis Maze was the co-Special Longestgy Pass: 77, Gary Rutledgeg to Wayney( Wheeler (1973)) Teams Player ofof the Week ffollowingollowing his 125 yards ooff punt return yardage against Most Receivingg Yards: 134,134, QuincyQuincy JJacksonackson (1998)(1998)) Mississippi.Mississippi. James Carpenter’s eeffff ort alonalongg tthehe ooffff ensive frontfront garnered him SEC Most TD Receptions:Receptip ons: 2, QuiQuincyncyy Jackson (1998)(1( 998) OffOff ensiveensive LinemanLineman ooff thethe WeekWeek honorshonors f ollowinfollowingg T ennessee.Tennessee.

TIDETIDE TOTO WEARWEAR NIKENIKE PRO COMBATCOMBAT UNIFORMS:UNIFORMS: TheThe University of Alabama football team will take the field on November 13 for their game against MissisMissis-- CRIMSON TIDE sippisippi State at BryBryant-Dennyant-Denny Stadium wearinwearingg tthehe 2010 version of the Nike Pro Combat uniform,uniform, featuringfeaturing thethe lightestlightest footballfootball uniformuniform Nike has ever created. GENERAL NOTENOTESS The materials and fabrication elements, which debuted in 2009,2009, will be incor-incor- poratedporated into the Crimson Tide’s traditional uniforms whose design will feature COACHING STAFF PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: The Alabama coaching staff recog- a Houndstooth pattern incorporated into the uniform’s numbers - a tribute to nized eightseights plplayersayers of the week followfollowinging 41-10 win at Tennessee. Quarterback legendarylegendary coach Paul “Bear” Bryant. Also, as a gesture to honor veterans of GregGreg McElroy,McElroy, wide receiver Julio Jones and left tackle James CarpenterCarpenter were se- the armed services, the Alabama uniform will feature an American flagflag papatchtch lected on off ense while defensive lineman Marcell Dareus, cornerback DeMarcus onon the right sleeve. The flag is featured with the stars facing forward (to the Milliner and linebacker C.J. Mosley garnered defensive accolades. Will Lowery and right)right) per mimilitarylitary protocoprotocol.l. NiNikeke worworkedked ccloselylosely witwithh coaccoacheshes anandd aadministra-dministra- Brandon Gibson were the special teams playersplayers of the week. tors at Alabama to capture a look that not onlonlyy is ddynamicynamic but also is true to Julio Jones and Greg McElroyMcElroy joinedjoined Carpenter as off ensive plaplayersyers of the week thethe CrimsonCrimson TidTide’se’s trtraditionadition fforor ththee unifuniforms.orms. by the Alabama coachicoachingng staff . .Jones Jones established established a anew new Alabama Alabama sin single-gamegle-game re- re- cord with 221 receiving yyardsards on a career-high 12 receptions. Carpenter received BARRONBARRON A SEMSEMIFINALISTIFINALIST FOFORR LLOTTOTT TRTROPHY:OPHY: AlabamaAlabama safetysafety Mark Barron thethe top grade on the Crimson Tide ooffff ensiveensive line. line. He He did did not not surrender surrender a asack sack or or hashas been selected as one ofof 23 quarterfinalistsquarterfinalists forfor the annual Lott IMPACT Tro-Tro- a pressure or get called for a penalty. McElroy connected on 21-of-32 passes for phyphy the Pacific Club IMPACT Foundation announced as this week. Named after 264 yyardsards with no intercinterceptionseptions as he guided an offoff ense that accounted fforor 536 NFL Hall ofof Famer Ronnie Lott,Lott, the Lott TrTrophyophy isis awarded to college football’sfootball’s yardsyards in tthehe gagame.me. DefensiveDefensive IMPACT PlayerPlayer ofof the Year. It is the firstfirst and onlyonly collegecollege footballfootball MosleyMosley led the Crimson Tide with nine total tackles, including four solo stops award to equallyequally recognize athletic performance and the personal character with half of a sack. Milliner added seven solo tackles while forcing a fumble and attributes of the plaplayer.yer. Barron was chosen as the Lott IMPACT PlaPlayeryer of the breakingbreaking up a pass. Dareus disrupted the UT quarterbacks all night,night, battingbatting down Week on October 5 for his performance in Alabama’s 31-6 victoryvictory over Florida twotwo passes and makmakinging two assisted tackles behind the line ooff scrimmage, includ- in whichwhich hehe recordedrecorded a game-highgame-high 11 tackles,tackles, includingincluding nine solosolo stopsstops a sacksack ing halhalff ooff a sack. (-9)(-9) andand two papassss breakubreakups.ps. BarronBarron pacespaces the Tide this season with 52 tackles, Special teams honors from the coaching staff wentwent to to sophomore sophomore Will Will Lower Loweryy hashas two interceptions and six passes defendeddefended.. and junior Brandon Gibson. Lowery recorded three solo tackles on kickoff cover-cover- ageage while Gibson reregisteredgistered one solo tackle on kick coveracoverage.ge. HIGHTOWERHIGHTOWER A SEMIFINALIST FORFOR BUTKUS AWARD: AlabamaAlabama sophomoresophomore linebackerlinebacker Dont’a HightowerHightower was selected as one ooff 15 semifinalistssemifinalists forfor the UA PLAYERS OF THE WEEKWEEK (recognized(recognized bbyy ccoaches)oaches) 26th annual Butkus Award, whichwhich goesgoes to the nation’s ttopop linebacker, by the SanSan Jose StateState Butkus Foundation. Hightower, who missed most of the 2009 season with an OOffff ense: Julio Jones,Jones, Trent Richardson injuredinjured knee, is second on the team in tackles with 42 through eight games. Defense:Defense: MaMarkrk BarBarronron The native of LewisburLewisburg,g, Tennessee, has also broken up three passes and leads SpecialSpecial Teams: Chris Jordan, Cade FostFosterer the team with seven quarterback hurries. HightowerHightower is one ofof the leaders ofof an Penn StateState Alabama defensedefense that ranks in the toptop 1177 nationanationallylly in all dedefensivefensive catcategories.egories. Off ense:ense: Trent Richardson, D.J. FlukerFluker Alabama has had two Butkus Award winners with Derrick Thomas takingtaking home Defense: Mark Barron,Barron, RobertRobert Lester thethe awardaward in 1988 andand RolandoRolando McClainMcClain thisthis pastpast season. SpecialSpecial Teams: JuJuliolio JoJonesnes DukeDuke RETURNINGRETURNING SUCCESS:SUCCESS: Much ofof the talk in the preseason was about Alabama‘s Off ense:ense: Mark Ingram,Ingram, Darius Hanks, Julio Jones, Chance Warmack high-poweredhigh-powered offoff ense,ense, andand thethe ooffff ensive ensive side side o fof the the f ootballfootball is iswhere where the the Crim Crim-- Defense:Defense: Dont’a HHightower,ightower, Nico JohnsonJohnson sonson Tide returns the biggest portion of its playersplayers from last year’syear’s BCS National SpecialSpecial Teams: Trent Richardson, WesleyWesley Neighbors Championship team. UA features 10 total returning starters and 39 lettermen ArkansasArkansas Off ense:ense: Mark Ingram, Barrett Jones, Preston Dial this season, but eighteight of those returningreturning starters are on the off ensive side of the Defense:Defense: RobertRobert Lester,Lester, Mark BarronBarron football with two on defense. The off ense returns 8844 ppercentercent of the rushrushinging yyardsards SpecialSpecial Teams: Trent RichardsRichardson,on, JermeJermeyy SShelley,helley, JJulioulio JoneJoness from last seasonseason (2,526(2,526 of 3,03,011).11). GGregreg McElrMcElroy,oy, who took 94 pepercentrcent of the snsnapsaps at quarterback last season, returns with fi ve ofof his top six receivers ffromrom 2009 FloridaFlorida OffOff ense: ChanceChance Warmack,Warmack, Darius HanksHanks (Jones, Ingram, Maze, Hanks and Richardson). Defense:Defense: CourtneyCourtney Upshaw,Upshaw, Mark Barron SpecialSpecial Teams: Trent RiRichardson,chardson, John FultonFulton PRESEASONPRESEASON ACCOLADES:ACCOLADES: TenTen Alabama playersplayers were named to 15 differentdifferent preseasonpreseason awards watch lists priorprior into the 2010 season. The playersplayers were recognizedrecognized before the SouthSouth CarCarolinaolina OffOff ense:ense: JulioJulio JonesJones startstart of the 2010 season as potentiallypotentially the top playersplayers at their position nationallnationally.y. Defense: MarcellMarcell Dareus, JoshJosh ChapmanChapman Mark Barron, Marcell Dareus, Dont’a Hightower and Greg McElroyMcElroy appeared SpecialSpecial Teams: Trent Richardson,Richardson, WesleWesleyy Neighbors,Neighbors, Cade Foster onon four watch lists. Barron, Dareus and Hightower were on the watch list for the Chuck Bednarik Award (best(best defensive player),player), as well as the Bronko Nagurski MississippiMississippi OffOff ense: Trent Richardson, AlfredAlfred McCulloughMcCullough Award (defensive(defensive playerplayer of the year).year). McElroyMcElroy was named to evereveryy mmajorajor qquar-uar- Defense:Defense: Mark Barron, C.J. MosleyMosley terbackterback awardaward watchwatch listlist announced,announced, includingincluding thethe Manning AwardAward (top quartequarter-r- SpecialSpecial Teams: Marquis Maze, AAlexlex Watkins,Watkins, CadeCade Foster back),back), Davey O’Brien Award (top quarterback) and the Unitas Golden Arm Award (top senior quarterback). McElroy was also named to the Maxwell Award (most TennesseeTennessee outstandingoutstanding player)player) watchwatch list. OffOff ense:ense: Julio Jones, GregGreg McElroy,McElroy, James CarpenterCarpenter Defense: Marcell Dareus, DeMarcus Milliner, C.J. Mosley Crimson Tide offensive stars Mark IngramIngram and Julio Jones were prominentprominent in SpecialSpecial Teams: Will Lowery,Lowery, BrandonBrandon GibsonGibson watch lists as well. Jones appeared on the lists forfor the BiletnikoBiletnikoffff Award (best re- ceiver)ceiver) and the Maxwell Award, while Ingram appeared on watch lists for the Walter SECSEC PLAYERS OOFF THE WEWEEK:EK: Alabama has garnered six SEC PlaPlayeryer of the Week Camp Award (player(player of the year),year), the Maxwell Award and the Doak Walker Award tthishis season. Trent Richardson’s 144-yard144-yard effeff ort in Alabama’s 24-3 win over No. (best(best runningrunning back).back). LastLast yearyear as a sophomore,sophomore, IngramIngram ran forfor a school singlesingle sea-sea- 18/14 Penn State earned him SEC Co-Off ensive Player of the Week honors in sonson record 1,651,6588 yyardsards in route to winnwinninging the school’s first ever Heisman TroTrophy.phy. week two. Robert Lester was then selected as the SEC Defensive PlayerPlayer of the WWeekeek at No. 1010/11/11 Arkansas when he made seven tackles and intercepted Hogs quarterback Ryan Mallett twice. The Tide received two accolades afterafter a 31-6

11 TWO TIDE PLAYERS NAMED PLAYBOY ALL-AMERICANS: AlabamaAlabama landedlanded twotwo AALABAMA’SLABAMA’S TV RECORD: Alabama has ccomompiledpiled a 177-123-4 (.589)(.589) all-time re-re- plaplayersyers on tthehe 2010 PPlayboylayboy Magazine annuaannuall ppreseasonreseason CoCollegellege FootFootballball AAll-ll- ccordord in 304 televisedtelevised games. ThisThis doesdoes not includeinclude pay-per-view,pay-per-view, tape-delayedtape-delayed America Team. MarMarkk Ingram was seselectedlected as a running bbackack anandd JuJuliolio Jones was or cloclosedsed cicircuitrcuit teltelecasts.ecasts. picpickedked at wiwidede receiver. AAlabamalabama hhasas now hhadad six PPlayboylayboy AAll-Americansll-Americans in thethe last three years aafterfter Andre Smith was chosen in 2008 and Rolando McClain and MMICHIGANICHIGAN GAME SET FORFOR CCOWBOYSOWBOYS STADIUM IN 2012:2012: TheThe AlabamaAlabama footballfootball JavierJavier Arenas were selectedselected in 2009. ThisThis is JulioJulio Jones’ secondsecond straightstraight yearyear on team wiwillll opopenen tthehe 2012 season agagainstainst tthehe MicMichiganhigan WoWolverineslverines on SepSept.t. 1, the PlaPlayboyyboy AlAll-Americal-America team. 22012,012, in thethe “Cowboys“Cowboys StadiumStadium Classic”Classic” at CowboysCowboys Stadium.Stadium. TheThe primetimeprimetime kkickoffickoff will be televised by either ESPN or CBS and will mark the ffourthourth time PRESEASONPRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS: TheThe Crimson TideTide hadhad six playersplayers earn pre- tthehe scschoolshools hhaveave pplayed.layed. TThehe AAlabama-Michiganlabama-Michigan contest wiwillll marmarkk tthehe tthirdhird season All-America accolades from various publicationspublications ppriorrior to the 2010 cam- time since 2008 thatthat tthehe Crimson TiTidede hhasas openedopened thethe season at a neutralneutral paign.paign. TheThe listlist includesincludes MarkMark Barron, MarcellMarcell Dareus, Dont’a Hightower,Hightower, MarkMark In- ssiteite in front of a primeprime time national television audience. Alabama openedopened gram, Barrett Jones anandd JuJuliolio Jones. BotBothh IngIngramram anandd JuJuliolio Jones were seselectedlected tthehe 2008 andand 2009 seasons withwith victories againstagainst ACC opponents ClemsonClemson to tthehe PPlayboylayboy Preseason AAll-Americall-America Team. aandnd Virginia Tech, respectively,respectively, in the Chick-fi l-A Kickoff Game in Atlanta, Ga. AlAlabamaabama wiwillll bbee tthehe hhomeome team anandd tthehe WoWolverineslverines wiwillll bbee tthehe awaawayy team.team. TThehe McELROY WINS ANSON MOUNT:MOUNT: SeniorSenior quarterbackquarterback GregGreg MMcElroycElroy was seselectedlected ggameame offi cials cials will will be be from from the the Big Big 12 Conference. aass the winner of the Anson Mount Student-Athlete Award by PlayboyPlayboy whenwhen thethe publicationpublication named its preseason All-America team. PPlayboylayboy will send a check for CRICRIMSONMSON CCATHEDRAL:ATHEDRAL: SpoSportingrting NewsNews selectedselected its totopp ‘SaturdaySaturday Shrines’Shrines’ in $5,000$5,000 to the University of Alabama’s general scholarship fund in McElroy’s name. iitsts most recent issue and Alabama’s Bryant-Denny Stadium was listed at No. 1. TThehe voting was done by 70 former coaches, current coaches and broadcasters, INGRAM AT&T ESPN ALL-AMERICA PLAYER OF THE WEEK:WEEKK: Mark Ingram’sIngram’s 184- wwhoho voted based on each school’s stadium, fans, citycity/surroundings,/surroundings, traditions yard,yard, two-touchdown eff ort in the Crimson Tide’s 24-20 comeback win at No. 10 aandnd history.history. TheThe latelatestst eexpansionxpansion of BryBryant-Dennyant-Denny Stadium, which raised the Arkansas on SepSeptembertember 25 earned him the AT&T ESPN All-America PPlayerlayer of the sseatingeating capacity to 1101,821,01,821, and was called a ‘masterpiece of mixing history and Week.Week. Ingram rushed for 157 yardsyards on 24 carries while scoring two touchdowns mmodernodern updates.’updates.’ TThehe two-pagetwo-page AAlabamalabama spreadspread alsoalso listslists SportingSporting NewNews’s’ oopin-pin- andand catching two passes fforor 27 yards. The 2010 AT&T ESPN All-America Player ooff iionon ooff the ‘Five Biggest Moments’ and ‘A Fan’s View.’ the Week and PlayerPlayer ooff the Year are chosen by the ffans.ans. Each weweek,ek, ffourour fi nalists areare selected by ESPN anaanalysts.lysts. The ffansans then decide the winner by votvotinging online. NNEWEW HIREHIRES:S: TheThe Alabama ffootballootball stastaffff featuresfeatures a new ffaceace in 2010 with the Each weeks winners are then in the runnrunninging fforor the All-America PlaPlayeryer ooff the YearYear.. ppromotionromotion ofof JeremyJeremy PruittPruitt to assistant coach ooff the secondary.secondary. PruittPruitt jjoinedoined the AAlabamalabama stastaffff as Director ooff Player Development in 2007 aafterfter a successsuccessfulful stint ROBERTROBERT LESTER BRINGING HHOMEOME THE HARDWAREHARDWARE:: Alabama freefree safetsafetyy Robert aass an assistant coachcoach at AAlabamalabama hhighigh scschoolhool powerpowerhouse,house, Hoover. At Hoover, Lester collected some hardware followingfollowing hishis seven-tackle,seven-tackle, two-interceptiontwo-interception per-per- he sservederved fforor thrthreeee sseasonseasons aass ddefensiveefensive bbacksacks coaccoachh with ththee fi nnalal twtwoo aass thethe formance in a 24-20 comeback win at Arkansas. He was named the FWAA/BronkoFWAA/Bronko ddefensiveefensive coordinator. He tutored a dedefensefense that hehelpedlped the Bucs reach the Class NagurskiNagurski National DeDefensivefensive PlaPlayeryer ooff the Week and the Jim Thorpe DefensiveDefensive Back 66AA State CChampionshiphampionship in 202004,04, 2005 anandd 202006,06, winning titlestitles in 2004 andand of the Week. Lester’s second interception of the gamegame set up the Crimson Tide’s 22005.005. Pruitt served as an assistant coach under his fatherfather,, Dale Pruitt,Pruitt, at Fort winningwinning touchdowntouchdown whenwhen hehe returnedreturned a RyanRyan MallettMallett pass 33 yardsyards to thethe ArkansasArkansas PPayneayne High School from 2001-03. 12-12-yardyard line late in the fourthfourth quarter.quarter. His other interceptioninterception was a second-quartersecond-quarter gragrabb in tthehe enendd zone to hhaltalt a RazorRazorbackback ddrive.rive. He was aaddeddded to tthehe 2010 BronBronkoko TOTOPP AIDES: Alabama’s coachingcoaching staffstaff hashas aa wealthwealth ooff knowledknowledgege acrossacross allall levelslevels NagurskiNagurski TroTrophyphy WatcWatchh List. of foofootball.tball. TheThe nine-mannine-man CrimsonCrimson TiTidede stastaffff featuresfeatures a fformerormer heaheadd coachescoaches at the Bowl Subdivision level in BobbyBobby Williams (Michigan State). The staff also 2828 NATIONALNATIONAL TV GAMES IN LAST 36 GAMES: Thhee LSU game wiwillll bbee bbroadcastroadcast on hhasas six coachescoaches thatthat hhaveave sspentpent time as assistant coaccoacheshes in tthehe NFL in Bo Davis CBS and will be the Crimson Tide’s 28th nationallynationally televised game since the start (Do(Dolphins),lphins), Jim McElwain (Raiders),(Raiders), Joe PendrPendryy ((1919 yyearsears with multmultipleiple teamteams),s), ooff the 2008 season. In 2010, Alabama has had three gamesgames on CBS, two gamesgames on KKirbyirby Smart (Dolphins),(Dolphins), SaSall Sunseri (Panthers)(Panthers) aandnd BoBobbybby WiWilliamslliams (Li(Lionsons anandd ESPESPN,N, one game on ESPN2 andand one on ABC. In 2009,2009, UA playedplayed two games on DDolphins).olphins). Alabama’s coaching stastaffff boasts 40-plus40-plus yearsyears ooff combined NFL ABC, includingincluding thethe BCS NationalNational CChampionshiphampionship Game, anandd six games on CBS whilewhile ccoachingoaching experience. ESPN broadcast two more Crimson Tide ggames.ames. In 2008, Alabama had 10 of its 14 games broadcast nationalnationally,ly, includinincludingg fi ve games on CBCBS,S, three games on ESPESPN,N, NNICK’SICK’S KIDS: At MicMichiganhigan StaState,te, head coach Nick Saban and his wife TerrTerryy oneone oonn ABC aandnd oonene oonn FFOX.OX. sstartedtarted tthehe “Nick’s“Nick’s Kids”Kids” FounFoundation,dation, wwhichhich tthehe SabansSabans hhaveave continuecontinuedd in TTuscaloosa.uscaloosa. Since their arrival at the UniversitUniversityy ooff Alabama, the Sabans have ALABAMAALABAMA 335-15-1 UNUNDERDER SASABANBAN WHWHENEN LEALEADINGDING AATT TTHEHE HALF:HALF: The CrCrimsonimson TidTidee hhelpedelped raise over $$1.51.5 million - including over $$450,000450,000 this yyearear - for “Nick’s is 35-1 when leadinleadingg at halhalftimeftime under head coach Nick Saban, includinincludingg a 28-28-gamegame KKids”ids” andand mademade a totaltotal of moremore thanthan 140140 donationsdonations ttoo cchildren’shildren’s ccharitiesharities wwinninginning streak.streak. TheThe onlyonly llossoss came aagainstgainst LSU in 2007 wwhenhen UA hheldeld a 20-17 throuthroughoutghout the state of Alabama. halhalftimeftime lead beforebefore losing,losing, 41-34, on Nov. 3, 2007, at Bryant-DennyBryant-Denny Stadium. The Crimson Tide is 3-5 under Saban when trailingtrailing at halftime and 2-2 when tied at NFL DRDRAFT:AFT: The Crimson Tide saw seven playersplayers selected in the 2010 NFL DraDraft,ft, halftime. The three wins when trailing at the half came in a 34-24 win over No. 7 iincludingncluding fi rst-round picks Rolando McClain (eighth overall to the Oakland RaiRaid-d- Virginia TechTech on Sept. 5, 2009, in Atlanta;Atlanta; a 24-15 victory over No. 9 LSU on Nov. 7, eers)rs) anandd Kareem JacJacksonkson ((20th20th overaoverallll to tthehe Houston TexansTexans).). AAlabamalabama aalsolso 2002009;9; andand a 24-20 win at ArArkansaskansas on Sept.Sept. 25,25, 20102010 . Alabama’sAlabama’s two wins whenwhen hhadad two more seconsecond-roundd-round ppicksicks in cornercornerbackback Javier Arenas (Kansas(Kansas CityCity tied at halhalftimeftime came at LSU on Nov. 8, 2008, (a 27-21 victovictory)ry) and at Auburn with ChieChiefs)fs) aandnd nosnosee gguarduard Terrence CCodyody (B(Baltimorealtimore RavensRavens).). OOffff ensive guardguard Mike a 26-21 win on Nov. 227,7, 20092009.. JJohnsonohnson went in tthehe tthirdhird rounroundd to thethe AtlantaAtlanta FalconsFalcons whilewhile cornerbackcornerback MarquisMarquis JJohnsonohnson (St. Louis Rams) and Brandon Deaderick (New EnEnglandgland Patriots) were DDOUBLE-DIGITOUBLE-DIGIT DEFICIT: Alabama’sAlabama’s 13-point defidefi cit in the third quarter at Arkansas taken in the seventh round. The Tide had eight more players sign ffreeree agent cocon-n- on Sept.Sept. 25 was the second-largest dedefifi cit overcome by Alabama under head coach tractstracts,, iincludingncluding Colin PeePeekk ((Atlanta),Atlanta), ErErykyk Anders (C(Cleveland),leveland), LLorenzoorenzo WaWash-sh- Nick Saban. When Arkansas led, 17-7, at halftime, it marked the fi rst time Alabama ingingtonton (D(Dallas),allas), Justin WoodalWoodalll ((Chicago),Chicago), CoCoryry Reamer (N(Newew York JetsJets),), LeiLeighgh had trailed by at least 10 poipointsnts at intermission since Utah led the Crimson Tide by 11 TTiffiiffi n (C(Cleveland)leveland) and P.J. FitzFitzgeraldgerald (Ne(Neww OrleansOrleans).). points, 21-10, at halhalftimeftime ooff the 2009 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on January 2, 2009, in an eventual 31-17 loss by the Tide. The Tide trailed Arkansas by 13 points (7-20) in the third quarter before gogoinging on a 17-0 run to end the game. Below is a summarysummary ooff the lalargestrgest dedefifi cits ffacedaced by Alabama since head coach Nick Saban took over the program in 2007.

OOVERTIMEVERTIME RECORD:RECORD: Alabama is 4-7 (.364) all-time in overtime ggames.ames. In its last overtime game, the Crimson Tide defeateddefeated LSU,LSU, 27-21, at TigerTiger Stadium on Nov. 8, 2008. Alabama has lost six ooff its last nine overtimovertimee ggames.ames. The Crimson Tide is 4-6 (.(.400)400) iinn overtime games aagainstgainst SEC teams. Alabama is 2-4 (.3(.333)33) in overtime home ggames.ames. The Crimson Tide is 3-4 (.429) in sinsingle-overtimegle-overtime ggames.ames.

12 CRIMSONCRIMSON TIDE PLAYERS ONON NFL ROSTERS:ROSTERS: TThehe Alabama ffootballootball proprogramgram FRESHMAN ACADEMICS:ACADEMICS: Alabama’s 2009 ffreshmanreshman class did more thathann jjustust was well represented in the NFL during the 2010 season with former players eexcelxcel on the football fi eld, the Crimson Tide placedplaced 12 rookies on the 2010 SEC and coaches dotting league rosters. The Tide has 39 fformerormer players and coaches Freshman Academic Honor Roll, by ffarar the highest total in the SEC — double worworkingking in tthehe NFL tthishis season. Roman Harper is tthehe ononlyly AAlabamalabama pplayerlayer on tthehe tthehe second-placesecond-place team. MississippiMississippi State was secondsecond withwith six whilewhile MississippiMississippi defendindefendingg Super Bowl Champion New Orleans Saints. The Crimson Tide has 28 had fi ve and KentuckKentuckyy had four. The Crimson Tide’s 12 honorees equaled the current NFL plaplayers.yers. There are 13 former UUAA pplayerslayers anand/ord/or coaches serviservingng as total number ooff Arkansas (3(3),), Tennessee (3(3),), FloridFloridaa ((2),2), GeGeorgiaorgia (2)(2),, AAuburnuburn assistant coaccoacheshes in tthehe NFL tthishis season, incincludingluding SSylvesterylvester Croom (St. Louis), ((1),1), Vanderbilt (1)(1) and LSU (0)(0) combined. Alabama freshmenfreshmen that made the list Freddie Kitchens (Arizona) and Richard Williamson (Carolina). include: Kenny Bell, Chris Bonds, D.J. Fluker, Nico Johnson, Kendall Kelly, Eddie Lacy, A.J. McCarron, William Ming, Kevin Norwood, Trent Richardson, Chance 2010 NFL RosterRosterss WarmackWarmack and Kellen WilliamsWilliams.. PlaPlayeryer Pos. Team MarMarkk AndersonAnderson DE Houston Texans 2009-102009-10 SEC FRESHMAN ACADEMIC HHONORONOR RROLLOLL Javier Arenas DB Kansas City Cheifs TTeameam T Totalotal HHonoreesonorees AntAnthonyhony Bryant DB WasWashingtonhington ReRedskinsdskins 1. AlabamaAlabama 12 2. Mississippi State 6 Antoine CaCaldwellldwell C Houston Texans 3. MMississippiississippi 5 Tim Castille RB Kansas CityCity CheiCheifsfs 4. KentucKentuckyky 4 Terrence CoCodydy DT Ba Baltimoreltimore Ravens 55.. ArArkansaskansas 3 Brodie CroCroyleyle QB Kansas CityCity Chiefs SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina 3 KennetKennethh DarDarbyby RB St. Louis Rams TennesseeTennessee 3 BranBrandondon DeaDeaderickderick DE New EnglandEngland Patriots 88.. FFloridalorida 2 Wallace GilberryGilberry DLDL Kansas CityCity CChiefshiefs Georgia 2 10. AuAuburnburn 1 Roman Harper DB New OrOrleansleans Saints VanderbiltVanderbilt 1 Kareem JacJacksonkson DB Houston Texans 12. LSLSUU 0 JarJarretret JoJohnsonhnson LB Ba Baltimoreltimore RavensRavens MiMikeke JohnsonJohnson OLOL AtlantaAtlanta FFalconsalcons RRashadashad JJohnsonohnson DB ArizonaArizona CCardinalsardinals AntAnthonyhony MadisonMadison DB PittsburghPittsburgh SteelersSteelers Evan Mathis OL Cincinnati BenBengalsgals LeRLeRonon McCMcClainlain F FBB Bal Baltimoretimore RavensRavens RRolandoolando McClainMcClain LB OaklandOakland RaidersRaiders Antwan OOdomdom DL Cincinnati BenBengalsgals CCharlieharlie PepraPeprahh DB Green Bay PacPackerskers DeMeco RRyansyans LB Houston Texans Justin SmileySmiley OL JacksonvilleJacksonville Jaguars AnAndredre SmitSmithh OL Cincinnati BengalsBengals DesDesheahea TownsenTownsendd DB IndianapolisIndianapolis CoColtslts JoJohnhn ParkerParker WilsonWilson QB AtlantaAtlanta FalconsFalcons BobbBobbyy Greenwood DL Kansas CityCity ChieChiefsfs (Practice Squad)

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13 ALABAMA HEAD CCOACHOACH NICK SABASABANN • Saban brings a 126-51-1 (.711) record as a college head coach into this week’s game. He has ffourour conference championships and 10 of his teams have played in postseason bowl games, including a triptrip to the BCS National ChaChampionshipmpionship followinfollowingg the 2003 and 2009 seasons. • Saban is also one of onlyonly two coaches (Urban Meyer,Meyer, Florida) to win two BCS National ChamChampionshipspionships and the fi rst to accomplish accomplish the feat at two diff erent schools. HeHe is one ooff jjustust two (B(Bobob StoStoops,ops, OklahomOklahoma)a) current Football Bowl Subdivision coach to coach fforor at least 10 yeyearsars andand not suffersuffer a losing season. In 2009, Saban produced Alabama’s firstfirst national championship in 1717 years by guiding the Crimson Tide to a 14-0 season with dominant wins over Florida in the SEC ChampionshipChampionship and Texas in the Citi BCS National ChamChampionship.pionship. Saban also sspentpent a little time behind the camera during the offseason.offseason. He flewflew to Los Angeles and filmedfilmed a pair ofof ESPN College GameDay commercialscommercials andand waswas alsoalso featuredfeatured in a NikNikee CCommercial.ommercial. • His most recent collcollegeege head coachincoachingg stint, a ffive-seasonive-season run at LSU, pproducedroduced a record ooff 48-16 (.750), one national championship (2003), two Southeastern ConConferenceference championships, three SEC WestWest Division championships, and a 3-2 record in bowl games including two Sugar Bowl victories and a Peach Bowl win. The TigersTigers constructed a 28-12 ((.700).700) record aagainstgainst SEC oopponentspponents under Saban’s guidance.guidance. He was named the 2003 National Coach ofof the Year by the Associated Press and earned bothboth the Paul W. “Bear” Bryant National Coach ofof the Year Award and the Eddie Robinson Coach ooff Previous Coaching Experience: the Year Award bbyy the Football Writers Association of America. Saban was named SEC Coach of the Miami DolphinsDolphins HeaHeadd CoacCoachh (2005-06) Year twice (by the Birmingham News in 2001 and by the Associated Press in 2003). LSU HeadHead CoachCoach (2000-04) • Saban served as head coach at MichiMichigangan State ffromrom 1995-99, his second stint at the East LansinLansingg MichiganMichigan State HeaHeadd CoacCoachh (1995-99(1995-99)) school as he also spspentent 1983-87 as the SSpartans’partans’ defensive coordinator/secondacoordinator/secondaryry coach. After plplay-ay- Cleveland Browns DeDef.f. Coordinator (1991-94(1991-94)) inging in just one bowl game in the previous ffourour years, Michigan State made ffourour postseason appear- ToledoToledo HeaHeadd CoacCoachh (1990(1990)) ancesances in Saban’s ffiveive years at the helm. Saban led MSU to a 34-24-1 (.585) record as head coachcoach.. Houston OiOilerslers SecondarySecondary (1988-89) MichiganMichigan State DeDefensivefensive CoordinatorCoordinator • In 1999, Saban led his final SSpartanspartans team to a No. 7 national rankirankingng as MSU finished in a tie for SecondarySecondary (1983-87) second in the BiBigg Ten. The Spartans defeated Notre Dame, MichiMichigan,gan, Ohio State and Penn State in the same year for the first time since 1965 and recorded six wins at home for the first time since the 19121912 season. The SSpartans’partans’ pperformanceerformance that yeyearar landed them a sspotpot in the Citrus Bowl. The SpSpartansartans YEAR-BY-YEARYEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDRECORD led the Big Ten in rushing defense (77.0 yards per game) and total defense (299.0 yards per game) whilewhile ranking fifth nationally in rushing defense and 11th in total defense. The Michigan State offense ToledoToledo (9-2, .818.818)) averagedaveraged 31.0 popointsints pperer ggame.ame. Year Overall ConConf.f. Not Noteses 1990 9-2 7-1 MAC CChampshamps • Saban’s ffirstirst head coaching position came at the University ooff Toledo in 1990, as he guided the Rockets to a record ooff 9-2 that year, ffinishinginishing as co-champions ooff the Mid-American ConConference.ference. MMichiganichigan State ((34-24-1,34-24-1, .58.585)5) TheThe Rockets ranked amoamongng the NCAA leaders in both total dedefensefense (1(12th2th at 284.8 yyards)ards) and scorinscoringg Year Overall ConConf.f. Not Noteses defensedefense (16th at 16.2 points), and missed posting an undeundefeatedfeated record by a mere ffiveive points. 19199595 66-5-1-55-11 4 4-3-1-33-11 I Independencendeppendence BoBowlwl 1996 6-6 5-3 Sun BowlBowl • A native of Fairmont, W.V., Saban is a 1973 graduate of Kent State University where he earned a 1997 7-5 4-4 AAlohaloha BowBowll bachelor’sbachelor’s ddegreeegree in business. He earned a master’s dedegreegree in spsportsorts administration from Kent State 11998998 66-6-6 4-4 inin 1975. Born October 31, 1951, Saban and his wife, the former Terry Constable, have two children, 1999 9-2 6-2 2nd2nd PPlacelace BBigig TeTenn NicholasNicholas aandnd KristKristen.en. • SaSabanban aalsolso is a pupublishedblished autauthor.hor. He co-autco-authoredhored “Ti“Tigerger TurnarounTurnaround”d” in 2001, a bbookook ddocumentingocumenting LSU (48-16, .75.750)0) hishis first two yyearsears as head coach at LSU, and co-authored “How Good Do You Want to Be” in 2005, Year Overall ConConf.f. Not Noteses a book that offers real-life principles for success at work and at homehome.. 2000 8-4 5-3 Peac Peachh BowBowll 2001 10-3 5-3 SEC CChampions;hampions; • At MicMichiganhigan State, SaSabanban startestartedd tthehe “Nic“Nick’sk’s KiKids”ds” FounFoundation,dation, wwhichhich tthehe SaSabansbans continue hhereere in SSugarugar BowBowll Tuscaloosa.Tuscaloosa. Since thier arrival at the UniversitUniversityy of Alabama, the Saban’s have helped raise more than 2002 8-5 5-3 SEC West CChampshamps $1.5 million - including more than $540,000 this yyearear - for “Nick’s Kids” and made a total of more than 20200303 13-113-3 1 7-7 7-11 BCSBCS NationalNational ChampsChamps 140140 donations to children’s charities throthroughoutughout the state of Alabama. S SECEC CChamps;hamps; SSugarugar BBowlowl • Saban was on the cover of the Sept. 1 issue of FoForbesrbes magazine. The article, written by Monte Burke, 2004 9-3 6-2 OutbackOutback BowlBowl examines Saban and his guidance of Crimson Tide program. The cover features Saban with Bryant-Bryant- DennyDenny Stadium in the bacbackground.kground. Saban is the first collcollegeege football coach to be featured on the cover MMiamiiami DoDolphinslphins ((15-17,15-17, ..469)469) of Forbes since the publication began in 1917. Year OveraOverallll Note Notess 20200505 9-79-7 Dolphins’Dolphp ins’ 55-game-ggame imimprovementprp ovement 2006 6-10 was amongamong NFL’sNFL’s bbestest AlAlabamaabama (35-9, ..795)795) [40-9[40-9,, .816.816]] Year Overall ConConf.f. Not Noteses 2007 %2-6 (7-6) 1-4 (4-4) InIndependencedependence BowlBowl SABAN PERSONALPERSONAL QQUICKUICK FACTS 2008 12-2 8-0 Sugar BowBowll Born:Born: October 31, 19511951 20200909 14-0144-0 88- 8-00 BCSBCS NationalNational ChampsChampps Wife: TerrTerryy 2010 7-1 4-1 3-1 vs. tthehe top 25 % Five wins later vacated by NCAA.NCAA. Children:Children: NiNicholascholas aandnd KristeKristenn Education:Education: Kent StStateate Kent StStateate College: 126-51-1 (.711) [131-51-1, .719] Bachelor’s Degree Master’s Degree TTotal:otal: 141-68-1 (.672)(.672) [146-68-1,[146-68-1, .681].681] Business (1973) Sports AdministrationAdministration (1975)

14 SABANSABAN YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSRESULTS

1990 - TOLEDO (,(9-2-0, 7-1 MAC)MAC)) 1999 - MICHIGAN STATE (9-2,(, 6-2 Big g) 10) 2004 - LSU (9-3,(, 6-2 SEC) ) Date Opponentpp Score Date Opponentpp Score Date Opponentpp Score SepSept.pt. 8 at MiamiMiami (Ohio)(Ohio)) W, 20-14 SepSept.pt. 2 Oregong W, 27-20 SepSept.pt. 4 Oregong State W, 22-21 (OT)(O( T)) Sept.p 15 Northern Illinois W, 23-14 Sept.pg 11 Eastern Michigan W, 51-7 Sept.p 11 Arkansas State W, 55-3 Sept.p 22 at Ball State W, 28-16 Sept.p 18 at Notre Dame W, 23-13 Sept.p 18 at Auburn L, 9-10 Sept.p 29 at Ohio W, 27-20 Sept.p 25 at Illinois W, 27-10 Sept.pp 25 Mississippip State W, 55-0 Oct. 6 Eastern Michigang W, 37-23 Oct. 2 Iowa (HC)(()HC) W, 49-3 Oct. 2 at Georgiag L, 16-45 Oct. 13 BowlingBowlingg Green W,W, 19-1319-13 Oct. 9 Michigang W,W, 34-3134-31 Oct. 9 at Florida W, 24-21 Oct. 20 at Central Michigang L, 12-13 Oct. 16 at Purdue L, 28-52 Oct. 23 Troyy() State (HC) W, 24-20 OOct.ct. 27 Kent State W, 28-1428-14 Oct. 30 at WisconsinWisconsin L, 10-4010-40 Oct. 30 Vanderbilt W, 24-7 Nov. 3 at Western Michigang W, 37-9 Nov. 6 Ohio State W, 23-7 Nov. 13 Alabama W, 26-10 Nov. 10 Navyy L, 10-14 Nov. 13 at Northwestern W, 34-0 Nov. 20 Mississippipp W, 27-24 Nov. 17 Arkansas State W, 43-28 Nov. 2020 Penn State W,W, 35-2835-28 Nov. 26 Arkansas W, 43-14 Jan. 1 Iowa (Capital(p One Bowl) ) L, 25-30 1995 - MICHIGAN STATE (6-5-1,( , 4-3-1 Bigg 10)) 2000 - LSU (8-4,( , 5-3 SEC)) Date Opponentpp Score Date Opponentpp Score 2007 - ALABAMA (2-6,(, 1-4 SEC) ) [7-6,[7-6, 4-4 SEC] Sept.p 9 Nebraska L, 10-50 Sept.p 2 Western Carolina W, 58-0 Date Opponentpp Score SepSept.pt. 16 at Louisville W, 30-7 SepSept.pt. 9 Houston W,W, 28-1328-13 Sept.Seppt. 1 Western Carolina %W,%W, 52-6 Sept.p 23 at Purdue T, 35-35 Sept.p 16 at Auburn L, 17-34 Sept.p 8 at Vanderbilt %W, 24-10 Sept.p 30 Boston Collegeg W, 25-21 Sept.p 23 UAB (HC)( ) L, 10-13 Sept.p 15 Arkansas %W, 41-38 Oct. 7 Iowa (HC)(()HC) L, 7-21 Sept.p( 30 Tennessee W, 38-31 (OT))Sept.pg 22 Georgia L, 23-26 (OT)() Oct. 14 at IllinoisIllinois W,W, 27-21 Oct. 7 at FloridaFlorida L,L, 9-41 Sept.p() 29 Florida State (Jacksonville) L, 14-21 Oct. 21 Minnesota W, 34-3134-31 Oct. 14 Kentuckyy W,, 34-0 Oct. 6 Houston (HC)(HC( ) %W,, 30-230-244 Oct. 28 at Wisconsin L, 14-4514-45 Oct. 21 Mississippipp State W, 45-38 (OT)() Oct. 13 at Mississippipp %W, 27-24 Nov. 4 Michigang W, 28-25 Nov. 4 Alabama W,W, 30-2830-28 Oct. 20 Tennessee W,W, 41-17 Nov. 11 at Indiana W,W, 31-13 Nov. 11 at Mississippipp W, 20-9 Nov. 3 LSULSU LL,, 34-41 Nov. 25 Penn State L,L, 20-2420-24 Nov. 24 at Arkansas L,L, 3-14 Nov. 10 at Mississippipp State L, 12-17 Dec. 29 LSU (Independence(In( deppendence Bowl)Bowl) L,L, 26-4526-45 Dec. 29 GeorgiaGeorgiag Tech (Peach(Pe( ach Bowl)Bowl)) W, 28-14 Nov. 17 Louisiana-Monroe LL,, 114-214-21 Nov. 25 at AuburnAuburn LL,, 110-170-17 1996 - MICHIGAN STATE (6-6,( , 5-3 Bigg 10)) 2001 - LSU (10-3,( , 5-3 SEC)SEC)) Dec. 30 Colorado (Independence( p Bowl)) W, 30-24 Date Opponentpp Score Date Opponentpp Score % Later vacated by NCAA rulruling.ing. Aug.g 31 Purdue W, 52-14 Sept.p 1 Tulane W, 48-17 SepSept.pt. 7 at Nebraska L, 14-55 SepSept.pt. 8 Utah State W,W, 31-1431-14 2008 - ALABAMA (12-2,( , 8-0 SEC)) Sept.p 21 Louisville L, 20-30 Sept.p 29 at Tennessee L, 18-26 Date OpponentOppopp nent Score Sept.p 28 Eastern Michigang W, 47-0 Oct. 6 Florida L,L, 15-44 Aug.g() 30 Clemson (Atlanta) W, 34-10 Oct. 5 at Iowa L,L, 30-3730-37 Oct. 13 at Kentuckyy W, 29-25 Sept.p 6 Tulane W, 20-6 Oct. 12 Illinois (HC)(()HC) W, 42-1442-14 Oct. 20 at Mississippipp State W, 42-0 Sept.py 13 Western Kentucky W, 41-7 Oct. 19 at MMinnesotainnesota W, 27-9 Oct. 27 MississippiMississippppi L, 24-35 Sept.p 20 at Arkansas W, 49-14 Oct. 26 WWisconsinisconsin W, 30-13 Nov. 3 at AlabamaAlabama W,W, 35-2135-21 SepSept.pt. 27 at GeoGeorgiargig a W, 41-30 Nov. 2 at Michigang L,, 29-45 Nov. 10 Middle Tennessee (HC)(HC) W,, 30-1430-14 Oct. 4 Kentuckyy W, 17-14 Nov. 9 Indiana W,W, 38-15 Nov. 23 Arkansas W,W, 41-38 Oct. 18 Mississippipp W, 24-20 Nov. 23 at Penn State L L,, 29-32 Dec. 1 Auburn W,W, 27-1427-14 Oct. 25 at Tennessee W, 29-9 Dec. 31 StanStanfordford ((SunSun Bowl)Bowl)) L, 0-38 Dec. 8 TennesseeTennessee (SEC(SEC Championship)Championship p) W, 30-21 Nov. 1 Arkansas State (()(HC)HC) W, 35-0 Jan. 1 Illinois (Sugar(g Bowl) ) W, 47-34 Nov. 8 at LSU W, 27-21 (OT((OT)) 1997 - MICHIGAN STATE (7-5,( , 4-4-4)4)) Nov. 15 Mississippipp State W, 32-7 Date Opponentpp Score 2002 - LSU (8-5,(, 5-3 SEC) ) Nov. 29 Auburn WW,, 36-0 Sept.pg 6 Western Michigan W, 42-10 Date Opponentpp Score Dec. 6 Florida (SEC(pp) Championship) L, 20-31 SepSept.pt. 13 MemphisMemphip s W, 51-21 SepSept.pt. 1 at VirginiaVirgginia Tech L L,, 8-268-26 Jan. 1 Utah (Sugar( g Bowl)) L, 17-31 Sept.p 20 at Notre Dame W, 23-7 Sept.p 7 The Citadel W, 35-10 Oct. 4 Minnesota (HC)(HC) W, 31-131-100 Sept.p 14 Miami (Ohio)( ) W, 33-7 2009 - ALABAMA (14-0,(, 8-0 SSEC)EC)) Oct. 11 at Indiana W,W, 38-638-6 Sept.pp 28 Mississippip State W, 31-13 Date Opponentpp Score Oct. 18 at Northwestern L,L, 17-1917-19 Oct. 5 UL Lafayettey() (HC) W, 48-0 Sept.pg() 5 Virginia Tech (Atlanta) W, 34-24 Oct. 25 MichiganMichigag n L, 7-23 Oct. 12 at Florida W,W, 36-736-7 Sept.p 12 Florida International W, 40-14 Nov. 1 Ohio State L, 13-3713-37 Oct. 19 South Carolina W, 38-1438-14 SepSept.pt. 19 North Texas W,, 53-7 Nov. 8 at Purdue L,L, 21-22 Oct. 26 at Auburn L,L, 7-32 Sept.p 26 Arkansas W, 35-7 Nov. 22 at IllinoisIllinois W, 27-17 Nov. 9 at Kentuckyy W, 33-30 Oct. 3 at Kentuckyy W, 38-20 Nov. 29 Penn State W,W, 49-1449-14 Nov. 16 Alabama L,L, 0-31 Oct. 10 at Mississippipp W, 22-3 Dec. 25 WashingtonWashinggton (Aloha(A( loha Bowl)Bowl) L,L, 23-5123-51 Nov. 23 MississippiMississippppi W,, 14-13 Oct. 17 South Carolina (()(HC)HC) W, 20-6 Nov. 29 at Arkansas L, 20-21 Oct. 24 Tennessee W, 12-10 1998 - MICHIGAN STATE (6-6,( , 4-4 Bigg 10)) Jan. 1 Texas (Cotton(Cotton Bowl)Bowl) L, 20-35 Nov. 7 LLSUSU WW,, 224-154-15 Date Opponentpp Score Nov. 14 at Mississippipp State W, 31-3 Aug.g 29 Colorado State L, 16-23 2003 - LSU (13-1,(, 7-1 SEC) ) Nov. 21 Tennessee-Chattanoogag W, 45-0 SepSept.pt. 5 at Oregong L, 14-48 Date Opponentpp Score Nov. 27 at Auburn WW,, 26-21 Sept.p 12 Notre Dame W, 45-23 Aug.g 30 Louisiana-Monroe W, 49-7 Dec. 5 Florida (SE((SECC ChamChampionship)piop nship)p) W, 32-13 Sept.p 26 at Michigang L, 17-29 Sept.p 6 at Arizona W, 59-13 Jan. 7 Texas (BCS(pp) Championship) W, 37-21 Oct. 3 Central Michigang W, 38-7 Sept.p 13 Western Illinois W, 35-7 Oct. 10 Indiana (HC)(()HC) W, 38-31 (2()(2 OT)OT) Sept.pg 20 Georgia W, 17-10 2010 - ALABAMA (7-1,(, 4-1 SEC) ) Oct. 24 at MinnesotaMinnesota L, 18-1918-19 SepSept.pt. 27 at MississippiMississipppip State W, 41-6 Date Opponentpp Time/Score Oct. 31 Northwestern W, 29-5 Oct. 11 Florida L,L, 7-197-19 SepSept.pt. 4 San Jose State W, 48-3 Nov. 7 at Ohio State W,W, 28-2428-24 Oct. 18 at South Carolina W,W, 33-733-7 Sept.p 11 Penn State W, 24-3 Nov. 14 PurduePurdue L, 24-2524-25 Oct. 25 AuAuburnburn W, 31-7 Sept.p 18 at Duke W, 62-13 Nov. 21 Illinois W,W, 41-9 Nov. 1 Louisiana Tech (()(HC)HC) W, 49-10 Sept.p 25 at Arkansas W, 24-20 Nov. 28 at Penn State L,L, 28-5128-51 Nov. 15 at Alabama W, 27-3 Oct. 2 Florida WW,, 31-6 Nov. 22 at Mississippipp W, 17-14 Oct. 9 at South Carolina LL,, 221-351-35 Nov. 29 Arkansas W,W, 55-24 Oct. 16 Mississippipp (HC) ( ) W, 23-10 Dec. 6 Georgiag( (SEC Championship) p p) W, 34-13 OOct.ct. 23 at Tennessee WW,, 41-141-100 Jan. 4 Oklahoma (BCS(pp) Championship) W, 21-14 Nov. 6 at LSU 2:30 p(p.m. (CBS) )

15 ALABAMA’SALABAMA’S MILESTONEMILESTONE VICTORIESVICTORIES HISTORY OF ALABAMA FOOTBALL

Win Result of Game ()(Date and Site) • The UniversiUniversityty of Alabama is in its 116th football season and has cocompiledmpiled a 799-317-43 1 Alabama 56,,g Birmingham HS 0 (.(.708)708) all-timeall-time recordrecord in 1,1,159159 gagames.mes. (Nov.(,)(g) 11, 1892) (Birmingham) • The Crimson Tide pplayedlayed its fi rst ffootballootball gamegame on Nov. 11,11, 1892,1892, with a 56-0 win over Bir- 100 Alabama 49,,pp Mississippi 0 mminghamingham HighHigh School in BirmiBirmingham.ngham. (Oct.(,)() 11, 1919) (Tuscaloosa)

150 Alabama 34,, Florida 0 •Alabama is seventh amonamongg Division I schools in terms of all-time winswins.. (Nov.(Nov. 14,14,, 1925)1925)) (Montgomery)(Montgomeryg y) • The Crimson Tide footballfootball legacylegacy includes 13 national championships,championships, 22 SEC chamchampion-pion- 200 Alabama 28,,g George Washington g 6 sshipships and 97 First Team All-Americans. (Oct.(,( 8, 1932 (Washington g DC) ) • UA also ranks amonamongg the best in popostseasonstseason pplay,lay, holdiholdingng the NCAA record fforor most bowl 250 Alabama 26,, KentuckyKentuckyy 6 gagamesmes (5(57)7) and most bowl wins (3(31).1). (Oct.(,)(g) 29, 1938) (Lexington) • AAlabamalabama hhasas 29 10-win seasonseasons,s, seconsecondd ononlyly to OOklahomaklahoma witwithh 30. AAlabama’slabama’s enenduringduring 300 Alabama 54,54, SW Louisiana 0 (Oct.(,( 12, 1946 (Tuscaloosa) )successsuccess on the ggridironridiron is further refl ected in the fact that the Crimson Tide has recorded sseasonseasons with 10 or more wins in nine diff erent decades since the fi rst double-didouble-digitgit win season 350 Alabama 33,,g Georgia 12 iinn 1920 (1(10-1).0-1). (Oct.(,)() 31, 1953) (Athens) • AAlabamalabama hhasas compiledcompiled a 350-160-20 (.(.679)679) recorrecordd in 530 SEC ggamesames since 1931933.3. 400 Alabama 36,,() Miami (FL) 3 (Nov.(Nov. 10,10,, 1962)1962)) (Tuscaloosa)(Tuscaloosa) • AAlabamalabama hhasas plplayedayed in more ggamesames ((530),530), hhasas more wins (3(350)50) anandd hhasas won more lleagueeague titles ((22)22) than anyany team in SEC histohistory.ry. The Tide also has more SEC wins than KentuckKentucky,y, 450 Alabama 17,,p Southern Mississippip 14 VVanderbilt,anderbilt, Arkansas and South Carolina combined. (Sept.(p 28, , 1968) )( (Mobile) )

500 Alabama 21,, LSU 7 • AAlabamalabama is tthehe ononlyly SEC scschoolhool to win a cchampionshiphampionship in evereveryy ddecadeecade since tthehe 1930s. (Nov.(,)(g) 22, 1973) (Baton Rouge) ThThee Crimson TiTide’sde’s llastast SEC CChampionshiphampionship came in 2009.

550 Alabama 35,,g Virginia Tech 0 • Alabama became the fi rst team in NCAA historhistoryy to win 100 ggamesames in a decade in the (Oct.(,)() 28, 1978) (Tuscaloosa) 11970s.970s. The Crimson Tide popostedsted a 103-16-1 (.(.863)863) record from 1970-791970-79,, which included eeightight SSECEC CChampionshipshampionships anandd tthreehree nationanationall tittitles.les. 600 Alabama 28,,p Southern Mississippip 16 (Nov.(,)(g) 12, 1983) (Birmingham)

650 Alabama 32,, LSU 16 (Nov.(Nov. 11,11,, 1989)1989)) (Baton(Baton Rouge)Rougge))

700 Alabama 23,,pp Mississippi 9 (Oct.(,)() 21, 1995) (Oxford)

750 Alabama 34,, Tennessee 14 (Oct.(,)() 26, 2002) (Knoxville)

YearYear RecorRecordd Year RecordRecord Year RecordRecord 11920920 10-110-1 19711971 11-1 19891989 10-210-2 11925925 110-00-0 19721972 10-210-2 19911991 11-111-1 11930930 10-010-0 19731973 11-1 19921992 13-013-0 19193434 110-00-0 19741974 11-111-1 19941994 12-112-1 19194545 110-00-0 19 197575 1 11-11-1 19 199696 110-30-3 11952952 110-20-2 1 1977977 11-1 11999999 10-310-3 ALABAMA’SOTBALL 10-WIN SEASONS FOOTBALLFO SEASONS 1961 11-0 1978 11-1 2002 10-3 11962962 110-20-2 1 1979979 12- 12-00 2 2008008 12-2 11964964 110-10-1 19801980 10-210-2 20092009 14-014-0 19196666 111-01-0 19861986 10-310-3

16 BRYANT-DENNYBRYANT-DENNY STADISTADIUMUM BRYANT-DENNY STADISTADIUMUM • AAlabama’slabama’s on-campus home since 1929, Bryant-Denny Stadium is one ooff college ffootball’sootball’s ALL-TIMEALL-TIME OPPONENTSOPPONENTS mostmost ssceniccenic vvenues.enues. Opponentpp RecordRecord • The Crimson Tide has compiledcompiled an all-time record ofof 210-49-3 (.807)(.807) in 262 games at BrBry-y- ArArkansaskansas 7- 7-22 ant-Denny Stadium. AArkansasrkansas State 1-0 AAuburnuburn 1-4 BYBYUU 1 1-0-0 • The stadium was originally named for former University of Alabama President Dr. George CeCentralntral FlFloridaorida 0 0-1-1 Hutcheson Denny. Dr. Denny was named UA President on Jan. 1, 1912, and amassed an ex- Chattanoogag 5-0 traordinary career that spanned almost a quarter of a century. CiCincinnatincinnati 2- 2-00 CClemsonlemson 6-0 • Bryant-DennyBryant-Denny Stadium and DennDennyy Chimes (l(locatedocated on the UA quadranquadrangle)gle) stand as remindremind-- DDukeuke 1-0 ers of Denny’s legacy to the Capstone.Capstone. Duquesneq 2-0 FFloridalorida 7-4 • In 1976, the State of Alabama Legislature and the UA Board of Trustees added coach Paul FFloridalorida International 2-0 FlFloridaorida StStateate 2 2-0-0 ““Bear”Bear” Bryant’s name to the stadium, thus calling Alabama’s football home Bryant-Denny FFurmanurman 3-0 StStadium.adium. Georgiag 5-2 HaHawai’iwai’i 1- 1-00 • BryantBryant went on to win two aadditionaldditional nationanationall cchampionshipshampionships in tthehe stastadiumdium bbearingearing hhisis HHoustonouston 5-0 name. (1978, 19791979)) HoHowardward 9 9-0-0 Kentuckyy 7-0 • Alabama’s Sept. 4, 2010 season opener againstagainst San Jose State drew a state-record 101,821 LLSUSU 6-7 ffans.ans. The previous Bryant-DennyBryant-Denny Stadium record was 92,138 on Sept. 2, 2006, against Hawai’i. LLouisianaouisiana Monroe 11-1-1 LoLouisianauisiana TeTechch 0- 0-11 LLouisvilleouisville 2-0 ALL-TIMEALL-TIME TUSCALOOSATUSCALOOSA RECRECORDORD MMercerercer 2-0 •In•In addition to its impressive record at Bryant-Denny Stadium (1929-present), Alabama has Memphisp State 4-0 made Tuscaloosa a veryvery didiffiffi cult place to playplay forfor opposing footballfootball teams. Miami (Fla.)() 6-0 MMiddleiddle Tennessee 1-0 • AAlabamalabama hhasas compicompiledled a 294-61-3 (.825) recorrecordd in 358 games in TuscaTuscaloosa.loosa. Millsapsp 1-0 Mississippipp 1515-1-1 • Alabama’sAlabama’s fi rst ggameame on campus was a 4-0 loss to BirminBirminghamgham Athletic Club on Oct. 14, Mississippipp Collegeg 1-0 Mississippipp State 33-833-8-1-1 1893.1893. NortNorthh CaroCarolinalina State 4-0 NortNorthh Texas 3-0 • From 1911-28, AlabamaAlabama postedposted a 55-2 (.965) recorrecordd in TuscaTuscaloosa.loosa. TThehe 1929 season marmarkedked NoNorthernrthern IIllinoisllinois 0-10-1 the opening ofof what is now known as Bryant-DennyBryant-Denny Stadium. Oglethorpegp 1-0 OOklahomaklahoma 0-0-11 • CoachCoach PauPaull “Bear” Bryant postepostedd a remarremarkablekable 72-2 (.973) recorrecordd in TuscaTuscaloosa,loosa, llosingosing ononlyly PePennnn SStatetate 2 2-2-2 to Florida (1963) and Southern Mississippi (1982). The USM game was the last game BryantBryant PensacoPensacolala N.A.S. 1-0 coachedcoached at Bryant-DennyBryant-Denny StaStadium.dium. RicRichmondhmond 1-0 Rutgersg 1-0 San Jose State 1-01-0 • From 1963-82, AAlabamalabama postepostedd an NCAA recorrecordd 57-game hhomeome winning streastreak.k. Sewanee 1-1-00 SoSouthuth CaCarolinarolina 8- 8-11 • MiamiMiami has since broken that record with a 58-game home winning streak,streak, but the Hurri-Hurri- Southern Mississippipp 19-119-1-1-1 canes’ record also includes three wins in the post-season OranOrangege Bowl game.game. All ofof UA’s 57 Southwestern Louisiana 4-0 wins were in tthehe reregulargular season. Southwestern Presbyteriany 1-0 Tampap 1-0 • The 57-game57-game winningwinning streak is one of seven winningwinning streaks longerlonger than 15 gamesgames for the Templep 1-0 CrimsonCrimson TiTidede iinn TuTuscaloosa.scaloosa. TeTennesseennessee 4- 4-33 TCU 0-2 TuTulanelane 2-0 •Alabama•Alabama posted a 19-game unbeaten streak in Tuscaloosa fromfrom 1928-35. TuTulsalsa 3- 3-00 UCLA 00-1-1 •The•The Crimson Tide have won their last 18 consecutive games in Bryant-Denny Stadium. The UtaUtahh State 2-0 Tide’sTide’s llastast llossoss in TuscaTuscaloosaloosa came on Nov. 11, 2007, to Louisiana-MonroLouisiana-Monroe.e. VaVanderbiltnderbilt 1 14-14-1 ViVillanovallanova 0-0-11 Virginiag Tech 7-0 Washingtong 1-0 Western CaroCarolinalina 2-0 Western Kentuckyy 1-0 WiWichitachita StStateate 1- 1-00

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17 TheThe Last TTimeime iitt HaHappenedppened ...... INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL KickoffKickoff ReturnedReturned fforor aa TouchdownTouchdown Alabama: Trent Richardson vs. Duke in DurhaDurham,m, SSept.ept. 118,8, 2010 (9(911 yayards)rds) Opponent: T.Y. Hilton, Florida International in Tuscaloosa, Sept. 12, 2009 (96 yards)

Punt Returned fforor a Touchdown Alabama: Javier Arenas vs. Chattanooga in Tuscaloosa, Nov. 21, 2009 (66 yards) Opponent:Opponent: Prince Miller,Miller, GeorgiaGeorgia in Athens,Athens, Sept.Sept. 27,27, 2008 (92(92 yards)yards)

Interception Returned for a Touchdown Alabama: C.J. MosleyMosley vs. Florida in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 2, 2010 ((3535 yyards)ards) Opponent: AnthonyAnthony Johnson,Johnson, Mississippi State in StarStarkville,kville, Nov. 10, 2007 (100 yards)yards)

Fumble Return/Recovery for a Touchdown Alabama: Courtney Upshaw vs. Kentucky in Lexington, Oct. 3, 2009 (45 yards) Opponent: RandyRandy Kelly,Kelly, ArkansasArkansas in Fayetteville,Fayetteville, Sept.Sept. 23, 2006 (39(39 yards)yards)

Blocked Punt Returned forfor a Touchdown Alabama: Chris RRogersogers vs. Tulane in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Sept.Sept. 6, 2008 (1(177 yayards)rds) - RRoyoy UUpchurchpchurch with blockblock Opponent: ThomasThomas Davis, Georgia in Athens,Athens, Oct. 4, 2003 (7 yards)yards)

Blocked FG Returned for a Touchdown Alabama: Chris James (blk)/Roman Harper (ret) vs. Hawai’i in Honolulu, Nov. 29, 2003 (73)(73) Opponent:Opponent: David Ginn (blk)/Anwar(blk)/Anwar Stewart (ret),(ret), KentuckyKentucky in Lexington,Lexington, Oct. 4,4, 1997 (68)(68)

Blocked PAT for Two-Point Conversion Alabama: KennyKenny Smith & Kecalf BaileyBailey vs. E. Carolina in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 17, 19981998 Opponent:Opponent: Kevin Woods, Northern Illinois in Tuscaloosa, Sept.Sept. 20, 20032003

Blocked Punt Alabama: Lorenzo WashingtonWashington vs. Arkansas in Tuscaloosa, Sept. 26, 20092009 Opponent: Montario Hardesty,Hardesty, Tennessee in Knoxville, Oct. 25,25, 20082008

Blocked PAT Alabama: KennyKenny Smith vs. LSU in Baton Rouge,Rouge, Nov. 4, 20002000 Opponent:Opponent: Mike McNeil, Auburn in Tuscaloosa, Nov. 29, 20082008

Blocked Field Goal Alabama: Terrence CodyCody (2) vs. Tennessee in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 24, 20092009 Opponent:Opponent: RickyRicky Jean-Francois,Jean-Francois, LSU in Baton Rouge,Rouge, Nov. 8,8, 20082008

300 Yards Total OffOff ense Alabama: 391,391, John Parker Wilson vs. Tennessee in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 20,20, 20072007 Opponent: 350, RyanRyan Mallett, Arkansas in Fayetteville,Fayetteville, Sept. 25, 20102010

400 Yards Total OffOff ense Alabama: 457, Scott Hunter vs. Auburn in Birmingham, Nov. 29, 1969 (484 passing, -27 rushing)rushing) Opponent: 540, Rohan Davey,Davey, LSU in Tuscaloosa, Nov. 3, 2001 (528(528 passing, 12 rushing)rushing)

100 Yards RushingRushing Alabama: Trent Richardson (119)(119) vs. Tennessee in Knoxville,Knoxville, Oct. 23,23, 20102010 Opponent:Opponent: 117, Tauren Poole, Tennessee in Knoxville, Oct. 23, 20102010

200 Yards RushingRushing Alabama: 246, Mark IngramIngram vs. South Carolina in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 17, 2009(25 carries)carries) Opponent:Opponent: 204,204, CadallicCadallic Williams,Williams, AuburnAuburn in Auburn,Auburn, Nov. 22,22, 20032003

250 YardsYards RushingRushing Alabama:Alabama: 291, ShaunShaun AlexanderAlexander vs. LSU in Baton Rouge, Nov. 9, 19961996 Opponent: 256, Bo Jackson,Jackson, AuburnAuburn in Birmingham,Birmingham, Dec. 3, 19831983

300 Yards Rushing Alabama: Has not occurred Opponent:Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

Three RushingRushing Touchdowns Alabama: TerryTerry Grant vs. Western Carolina in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Sept.Sept. 1, 20072007 Opponent: DeShaunDeShaun Foster, UCLA in Los Angeles,Angeles, Sept. 2, 20002000

Four RushingRushing TouchdownsTouchdowns Alabama:Alabama: ShaunShaun AlexanderAlexander vs. LSU in Baton Rouge, Nov. 9, 19961996 Opponent:Opponent: N/AN/A

Five RushingRushing TouchdownsTouchdowns Alabama:Alabama: Santonio BeardBeard vs. Mississippi in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 12, 20022002 Opponent:Opponent: N/AN/A

Two 100-Yard100-Yard RushersRushers Alabama:Alabama: MarkMark Ingram (116) andand Trent RichardsonRichardson (109) vs. Texas in Pasadena,Pasadena, Jan. 7, 20102010 Opponent: Marion BarberBarber (187)(187) andand Laurence Maroney (105),(105), Minnesota in Nashville,Nashville, Dec. 31, 20042004

ThreeThree or More 100-Yard100-Yard RushersRushers Alabama:Alabama: 4 (James(James Taylor,Taylor, 142;142; WilburWilbur Jackson,Jackson, 138;138; CalvinCalvin Culliver,Culliver, 127;127; RichardRichard Todd,Todd, 102),102), vsvs.. Virginia TechTech in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 27, 19731973 Opponent:Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

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300 YardsYards Passing AAlabama:labama: 315, Greg McEMcElroylroy vs. SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina in CoColumbia,lumbia, Oct. 9, 20120100 Opponent:Opponent: 357357,, Ryan MaMallett,llett, ArArkansaskansas in FaFayetteville,yetteville, Sept. 25,25, 20102010

400 Yards Passing Alabama: 484, Scott Hunter vs. Auburn in Birmingham, Nov. 29, 19691969 Opponent: 401, Danny Wuerff el, Florida in Atlanta, Dec. 7, 19961996

500 Yards Passing Alabama: Has not occurred Opponent: 528, Rohan Davey, LSU in Tuscaloosa, Nov. 3, 2001

Three PassingPassing Touchdowns Alabama: GregGreg McEloryMcElory vs. Duke in Durham,Durham, Sept.Sept. 18, 20102010 Opponent: StepStephenhen Garcia, SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina in Columbia,Columbia, Oct. 9, 20102010

Four Passing Touchdowns Alabama: John Parker Wilson vs. Arkansas in Tuscaloosa, Sept. 15, 20072007 Opponent:Opponent: Jason Whieldon,Whieldon, Hawai’i in HonoluluHonolulu,, Nov. 29, 20020033

Five Passing Touchdowns Alabama: GarGaryy Hollingsworth, vs. Mississippi in Oxford, Nov. 4, 19198989 Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

Six Passing TouchdownsTouchdowns Alabama:Alabama: Has not occurredoccurred Opponent: DannyDanny Wuerff el, Florida in Atlanta, Dec. 7, 19961996

ThreeThree InterceptionsInterceptions ThrownThrown Alabama:Alabama: JohnJohn ParkerParker WilsonWilson vs. FloridaFlorida in Gainesville,Gainesville, Sept.Sept. 30, 20062006 Opponent: RyanRyan Mallett, Arkansas in Fayetteville,Fayetteville, Sept. 25, 20102010

Four Interceptions ThrownThrown Alabama:Alabama: AndrewAndrew Zow vs. CentralCentral FloridaFlorida in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 28, 20002000 Opponent:Opponent: Garrett Gilbert,Gilbert, Texas in Pasadena,Pasadena, Jan. 7, 20102010

Five Interceptions Thrown Alabama: JeffJeff Rutledge vs. Nebraska in Lincoln, Sept. 17, 19771977 Opponent: Kent Austin, OleOle Miss in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Sept. 17, 19831983

10 or More Receptions in a Game Alabama: 12, Julio Jones vs. Tennessee in Knoxville, Oct. 23, 20102010 Opponent: 12, FreddieFreddie Brown, UtahUtah in New Orleans,Orleans, Jan. 2, 20092009

100 Yards ReceivingReceiving Alabama: 101,101, Trent Richardson vs. Mississippi in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 16, 20102010 Opponent: 127, Alshon Jeff erery,y, SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina inin Columbia,Columbia, Oct.Oct. 9,9, 20201010

200 YardsYards Receiving Alabama:Alabama: 221, JulioJulio Jones vs. Tennessee in Knoxville,Knoxville, Oct. 23, 20102010 Opponent:Opponent: 293,293, Josh Reed, LSU in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Nov. 3,3, 2001

Two 100-Yard100-Yard Receivers Alabama:Alabama: Antonio Carter (104) & FreddieFreddie MilonsMilons (124) vs. UCLA in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Sept. 1, 20012001 Opponent: Josh Reed (293) & Michael ClaytonClayton (126), LSU in Tuscaloosa, Nov. 3, 20012001

Four or More Field Goals in a Game Alabama: 4, LeighLeigh Tiffi n vs. Tennessee in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 24, 20092009 Opponent: 4, Javier Beorlegui,Beorlegui, Central Florida in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 28, 20002000

50-Yard or LongerLonger Field Goal Alabama: 50,50, LeighLeigh TiffiTiffi n vs. Tennessee in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 24, 20092009 Opponent: 52, TaylorTaylor Begley,Begley, KentuckyKentucky in Lexington, Oct. 9, 20042004

Two Interceptions in a Game Alabama:Alabama: RobertRobert Lester vs. ArkansasArkansas in Fayetteville,Fayetteville, Sept. 25, 20102010 Opponent:Opponent: RobertRobert Johnson,Johnson, UtahUtah in New Orleans,Orleans, Jan. 2,2, 20092009

ThreeThree Interceptions in a Game Alabama:Alabama: RashadRashad JohnsonJohnson vs. LSU in Baton Rouge, Nov. 8, 20082008 Opponent:Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

Three Quarterback Sacks in a Game Alabama: Wallace GilberryGilberry vs. LSU in Tuscaloosa, Nov. 3, 20072007 Opponent: Stevenson Sylvester,Sylvester, UtahUtah in New Orleans,Orleans, Jan. 2, 20092009

Four Quarterback Sacks in a Game Alabama: Derrick Thomas vs. KentuckyKentucky in Lexington,Lexington, Oct. 1,1, 19881988 Opponent:Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

Five Quarterback Sacks in a Game Alabama: Derrick Thomas vs. Texas A&M in CollegeCollege Station, Dec. 1, 19881988 Opponent:Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

19 TheThe Last TTimeime iitt HaHappenedppened ...... TEAMTEAM Shutout (De(Defensive)fensive) Alabama: vs. ChattanooChattanoogaga (45-0), Nov. 21, 20200909 Opponent: Auburn (9-0) in Tuscaloosa, Nov. 18, 20002000

Safety Alabama: vs. South Carolina in Columbia, Oct. 9, 2010 (bad snap, thrown out of the back of the end zone)zone) Opponent: vs. LSU in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Nov. 7, 2009 (McElroy(McElroy intentionalintentional groungroundingding in endend zone)zone)

Held to No Off ensive Touchdowns Alabama: vs. Mississippi State in StarkvilleStarkville,, Nov. 10, 20072007 Opponent: Florida in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 2, 20102010

30 First Downs in a Game Alabama: 30 vs. San Jose State in Tuscaloosa, Sept. 4, 20102010 Opponent:Opponent: 30 byby LSU in TuscaloosaTuscaloosa,, Nov. 22,, 2001

HeldHeld UnderUnder 10 First Downs Alabama:Alabama: 8 vs. LSU in Baton Rouge, Nov. 13, 20200404 Opponent: 7 by San Jose State in Tuscaloosa, Sept. 4, 20102010

450-499 Yards Total Off ense Alabama: 490 vs. Florida in Atlanta, Dec. 5, 2009 (239 passing, 251 rushing)rushing) Opponent: 475 byby LSU in Tuscaloosa, Nov. 3, 2007 (388 passing, 87 rushing)rushing)

500-599 Yards Total Off ense Alabama: 536 vs. Tennessee in Knoxville,Knoxville, Oct. 23, 2010 (326 ppassing,assing, 210 rushinrushing)g) Opponent: 519 bbyy Auburn in Auburn, Nov. 22, 2003 (270 passing, 249 rushingrushing))

600-699 Yards Total Off ense Alabama: 626 vs. Duke, in Durham, Sept. 18, 2010 (311 passing,passing, 315 rushing)rushing) Opponent:Opponent: 611,611, byby LSU in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Nov. 3,3, 2001 (528 passing,passing, 83 rushing)rushing)

700+700+ Yards Total OffOff enseense Alabama: Has not occurred Opponent: Has not occurred

800 Yards Total OffOff enseense Alabama: 833 vs. VirginiaVirginia Tech in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 27, 1973 (748 rushing,rushing, 85 passing)passing) Opponent: Has not occurred

Held Under 200 Yards Total OffOff enseense inin aa GameGame Alabama: Alabama: 172 vs. Tulane in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Sept.Sept. 13,13, 2008 (73 passing,passing, 99 rushing)rushing) Opponent: 175 byby San Jose State in Tuscaloosa, Sept. 4, 2010 (89 rushing, 86 passing)passing)

300 Yards Rushing in a Game Alabama: 315 vs. Duke in Durham, Sept. 18, 20102010 Opponent:Opponent: 301 byby Arkansas in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Sept.Sept. 15,15, 20072007

400 Yards RushingRushing in a Game Alabama: 435 vs. Tulane in BirminBirmingham,gham, Oct. 10, 19199292 Opponent: 485 byby Southern CaliforniaCalifornia in Birmingham, Sept. 12, 19719700

450 Yards Rushing in a Game Alabama: 458 vs. Ole Miss in Jackson, Miss., Sept. 20, 19819800 Opponent: 485 byby Southern California in Birmingham, Sept. 12, 19701970

500 YardsYards RushingRushing in a Game Alabama:Alabama: 514 vs. Mississippi State in StarStarkville,kville, Nov. 1,1, 19861986 Opponent:Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

600 Yards RushingRushing in a Game Alabama: 748 vs. VirginiaVirginia Tech in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 27, 19731973 Opponent:Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

700700 Yard RushingRushing in a Game Alabama: 748 vs. VirginiaVirginia Tech in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 27, 19731973 Opponent:Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

HeldHeld UnderUnder 100 YardsYards RushingRushing in a Game Alabama:Alabama: 36 vs. SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina in Columbia,Columbia, Oct. 9, 20102010 Opponent: 79 byby FloridaFlorida in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 2, 20102010

NegativeNegative YardsYards RushingRushing in a Game Alabama:Alabama: Has not occurredoccurred Opponent: -12 byby Hawai’i in Honolulu,Honolulu, Nov. 30, 2002; 0 byby ClemsonClemson in Atlanta,Atlanta, Aug. 30, 20082008

300 YardsYards PassingPassing Alabama:Alabama: 326 vs. Tennessee in Knoxville,Knoxville, Oct. 23, 20102010 Opponent:Opponent: 357 byby ArkansasArkansas in Fayetteville,Fayetteville, Sept.Sept. 25,25, 20102010

400 YardsYards PassingPassing Alabama:Alabama: 484 vs. AuburnAuburn in Birmingham,Birmingham, Nov. 29, 19691969 Opponent: 400 byby Louisiana TechTech in Birmingham,Birmingham, Sept. 18, 19991999

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500 Yards PassingPassing Alabama: Has not occurred Opponent: 528 by LSU in TuscaTuscaloosa,loosa, Nov. 3, 20020011

HeldHeld UnUnderder 100 YarYardsds Passing AAlabama:labama: 58 vs. Texas in PasaPasadena,dena, Jan. 7, 20201010 Opponent:Opponent: 86 by San Jose State in TuscaloosTuscaloosa,a, Sept.Sept. 4,4, 20102010

200 Yards in Punt Returns Alabama: 204 vs. LSU in Baton Rouge, Nov. 10, 19471947 Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

200 Yards in KickoffKickoff ReturnsReturns Alabama: 250 vs. Boston College in Birmingham, Sept. 8, 19841984 Opponent: 243 (8)(8) byby Virginia TechTech in Atlanta,Atlanta, Sept.Sept. 5, 20092009

ScoredScored 50 Points in a Game AAlabama:labama: 53 vs. NortNorthh Texas in TuscaTuscaloosa,loosa, Sept.Sept. 19,19, 20092009 Opponent: 51 bbyy Tennessee in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 26, 20032003

ScoredScored 60 Points in a Game AAlabama:labama: 62 vs. DuDukeke in DurDurham,ham, Sept. 18, 20120100 Opponent:Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

ScoredScored 70 Points in a Game Alabama:Alabama: 77 vs. VirginiaVirginia TechTech in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 27,27, 19731973 Opponent: 78 byby VanderbiltVanderbilt in Nashville,Nashville, Oct. 20, 19061906

ScoredScored 80 Points in a Game Alabama:Alabama: 89 vs. DeltaDelta State in TuscaTuscaloosa,loosa, Sept. 21, 19501950 Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

Scored 90 or More Points in a Game Alabama: 110 vs. Marion Institute in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Sept.Sept. 30,30, 19221922 Opponent: Has not occurredoccurred

Four Interceptions Thrown in a Game Alabama: vs. Hawai`i in Honolulu, Nov. 30, 20022002 Opponent:Opponent: byby Texas in Pasadena,Pasadena, Jan. 7, 20102010

Five InterceptionsInterceptions Thrown in a Game Alabama: vs. Penn State in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 29, 1990 (Gary(Gary Hollingsworth, 4; Danny Woodson, 1) Opponent: by Ole Miss in Tuscaloosa, Sept. 17, 1983 (Kent Austin, 5)5)

Five or More QuarterbackQuarterback SacksSacks in a Game Alabama:Alabama: 5 vs. SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Oct. 17, 20092009 Opponent: 7 by South Carolina in Columbia, Oct. 9, 20102010

Five or More FumblesFumbles Alabama:Alabama: 7 vs. SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina in Columbia,Columbia, Sept.Sept. 29,29, 2001 (lost(lost twotwo)) Opponent: 5 byby SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina in Columbia,Columbia, Sept. 17, 2005 (lost(lost one)one)

40 Minutes Time ofof Possession Alabama: 41:13, vs. Clemson in Atlanta, Aug. 30, 20020088 Opponent:Opponent: N/AN/A

Five Turnovers Alabama: vs. Central Florida in Tuscaloosa, Opponent: byby Texas in Pasadena, Jan. 7, 20102010

Six Turnovers Alabama: vs. Arkansas in Tuscaloosa, Sept.Sept. 25, 19991999 Opponent: by by Tennessee in Knoxville, Oct. 226,6, 20020022

Penalized fforor 100 Yards Alabama: 113 vs. South Carolina in TuscaloosTuscaloosa,a, Oct. 1717,, 20200909 Opponent: 106 byby MIssissippi in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 17, 20201010

Penalized for Less Than 20 Yards Alabama: 5 yyardsards vs. Florida in Atlanta, Dec. 5, 20200909 Opponent:Opponent: 5 yardsyards byby Penn State in Tuscaloosa,Tuscaloosa, Sept.Sept. 11,11, 20102010

15 or More Penalties Alabama: 16 vs. Middle Tennessee in Tuscaloosa, Aug.Aug. 331,1, 20022002 Opponent: 15 byby Mississippi State in Starkville, Nov. 11, 20002000

Recovered On-side Kick Alabama: vs. Tennessee in Tuscaloosa, Oct. 20, 2007 (Christensen kick/Waldrop recovery)recovery) Opponent: by Texas in Pasadena, Jan. 7, 20102010

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23 2010 Alabama Roster

NUMERICAL ROSTROSTERER No. Name Pos. Class HT. WT. EXP HometownHometown/Last/Last School 1 B.J. Scott D DBB 82 Earl Alexander WR Sr. 6-4 207 3L Phenix City, Ala./CentralAla./Central 2 Tana Patrick LBLB 19 Jonathan Atchison LB Fr. 6-3 240 RS Atlanta, Ga./Douglass 2 DeAndrewDeAndrew WhiteWhite WR 4 Mark Barron DB Jr. 6-2 210 2L Mobile, Ala./St. Paul’sPaul’s 3 Trent Richardson RBRB 7 Kenny Bell WR Fr. 6-1 172 RS Rayville, La./Rayville 4 MaMarkrk BBarronarron DB 86 Undra Billingsley DL Soph. 6-2 269 SQ Birmingham, Ala./WoodlawnAla./Woodlawn 4 Marquisq Maze WR 69 David Blalock OL Jr. 6-5 245 SQ Charlotte, N.C./Provience 5 JJerrellerrell HarrisHarris LBLB 93 Chris Bonds DL Fr. 6-4 263 RS Columbia,Columbia, S.C./Richland Northeast 6 Demetrius Goode RB 67 John Michael Boswell OL Jr. 6-5 291 2L Northport, Ala./Tuscaloosa CountyCounty 7 KennyKenny Bell WR 88 Michael Bowman WR Soph.Soph. 6-4 225 1L Rossville,Rossville, Ga./RidgelandGa./Ridgeland 7 KeiwoneKeiwone MaloneMalone WR 81 Hardie Buck WR Soph. 5-9 184 SQ Birmingham,Birmingham, Ala./Vestavia Hills 8 JuJuliolio JonesJones WR 87 Drew Bullard LB Jr. 6-3 232 SQ Florence, Ala./Florence 9 Phelon Jones DBDB 3344 Hunter Bush DB Soph. 5-11 181 SQ Wetumpka, Ala./Wetumpka 9 NickNick WilliamsWilliams WR 20 Nate Carlson TE Jr. 6-4 230 TR Birmingham, Ala. //BriarwoodBriarwood ChristianChristian/Air/Air Force 10 John Fulton DBDB 77 James Carpenter OL Sr. 6-5 300 1L Augusta, Ga./Coff eyville[Kan.]eyville[Kan.] CC/Hephzibah 10 A.J. McCarron QB 99 Josh ChapmanChapman DL Jr. 6-1 310 2L Hoover, Ala./Hoover 11 Brandon Gibson WR 57 Marcell Dareus DL Jr. 6-4 306 2L Birmingham,Birmingham, Ala./Huff man 12 Greggy McElroy QB 96 Luther Davis DL Sr. 6-3 279 3L West Monroe, La./West Monroe 13 RRobob EzellEzell WRWR 51 Michael DeJohn LB Sr. 6-1 237 SQ Hoover, Ala./Hoover 14 PhillipPhillipp Sims QB 85 Preston Dial TE Sr. 6-3 237 3L Mobile,Mobile, Ala./UMS-WrightAla./UMS-Wright 1515 DDariusarius HanksHanks WR 40 DeMarcus DuBose LB Jr. 6-1 240 SQ Montgomery,Montgomery, Ala./Jeff erson DavisDavis 1515 MMarkark HoltHolt DBDB 13 Rob Ezell WR Sr. 5-10 172 SQ Athens,Athens, Ala./AthensAla./Athens 17 Brad Smelleyy TE 76 D.J. Fluker OL Fr. 6-6 330 RS Foley,Foley, Ala./FoleyAla./Foley 18 Morgangg Ogilvie QB 43 Cade Foster PK Fr. 6-1 221 HS Southlake, Texas/Southlake Carroll 18 Blake Sims ATHATH 45 Jalston Fowler RB/LB Fr. 6-1 236 HS Mobile, Ala./VigorAla./Vigor 19 Jonathan Atchison LB 10 John Fulton DB Fr. 6-0 179 HS Manning,Manning, S.C./ManningS.C./Manning 20 Nate Carlson TE 95 Colin GallaGallaghergher PK Sr. 5-10 194 SQ Atlanta, Ga./Marist 20 Jarrick Williams DB 58 Nick GentryGentry DL Jr. 6-1 282 2L Prattville, Ala./Prattville 21 BenBen HowellHowell RB 11 Brandon Gibson WR Jr. 6-2 196 1L Mobile, Ala./UMS-WrightAla./UMS-Wright 21 Dre Kirkpatrickp DDBB 6 Demetrius Goode RB Jr. 5-9 191 1L LaGranLaGrange,ge, Ga./Troup/HarGa./Troup/Hargravegrave 22 Mark Ingramg RBRB 25 CoreyCorey Grant RB Fr. 5-9 186 HS Opelika, Ala./Opelika 24 Nathan McAlister WR 15 Darius Hanks WR Jr. 6-0 184 2L Norcross,Norcross, Ga./NorcrossGa./Norcross 24 DeDeQuanQuan Menzie DBDB 54 Glenn Harbin DL/LB Soph.Soph. 6-5 260 SQ Mobile, Ala./McGill-TooleAla./McGill-Toolenn 25 CoreyCoreyy Grant RBRB 48 RowdyRowdy Harrell LB Jr. 6-0 213 SQ Moundville,Moundville, Ala./Hale CountyCounty 26 Kendall Kellyy DBDB 5 Jerrell Harris LB Jr. 6-3 231 2L Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden CityCity 26 NNickick TiTinkernker RBRB 3030 Dont’a Hightower LB Soph. 6-4 258 2L Lewisburg, Tenn./Marshall CountyCounty 27 Nick Perryy DB 15 Mark Holt DB Sr. 6-1 172 SQ Muscle Shoals, Ala./MuscleAla./Muscle Shoals 28 DeMarcus MillinerMilliner DBDB 21 Ben Howell RB Soph.Soph. 5-9 193 SQ Gordo, Ala./Gordo 29 Will Loweryy DBDB 42 Adrian Hubbard LB Fr. 6-6 232 HS Lawrenceville, Ga./NorcrossGa./Norcross 29 Codyy Mandell P 22 Mark Ingram RB Jr. 5-10 215 2L Flint, Mich./Southwestern AcademyAcademy 30 Dont’a Hightowerg LB 62 Brandon IvoryIvory DL Fr. 6-4 335 HS Memphis, Tenn./East 32 C.J. Mosleyy LBLB 3535 Nico Johnson LB SoSoph.ph. 6-3 238 1L Andalusia, Ala./Andalusia 33 CalebCaleb CCastilleastille DB 57 Aaron Joiner OL Soph.Soph. 6-2 258 SQ Florence, Ala./Florence 34 Hunter BusBushh D DBB 75 Barrett Jones OL Soph.Soph. 6-5 301 1L Memphis, Memphis, Tenn./EvangelicalTenn./Evangelical ChristianChristian 35 Nico JoJohnsonhnson LLBB 40 Harrison Jones TE Fr. 6-4 240 HS Germantown, Tenn./EvangelicalTenn./Evangelical ChristianChristian 36 ChrisChris JordanJordan LB 8 Julio Jones WR Jr. 6-4 222 2L Foley,Foley, Ala./FoleyAla./Foley 37 RoRobertbert Lester DBDB 9 Phelon Jones DB Jr. 5-11 199 TR Mobile, Ala./LSU/McGill-Toolen 38 Peteyy Smith LLBB 3636 Chris Jordan LB Jr. 6-3 232 2L Brentwood, Tenn./Brentwood AcademyAcademy 39 Kyley Penningtong DBDB 26 Kendall Kelly DB Fr. 6-3 214 RS Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden CityCity 40 HarrisonHarrison Jones TE 43 Sam Kearns DB Jr. 5-7 155 SQ Mobile, Ala./McGill-ToolenAla./McGill-Toolen 4040 DeMarcus DuBose LLBB 21 Dre Kirkpatrick DB Soph. 6-3 190 1L Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden City 41 Courtneyyp Upshaw LBLB 59 Arie Kouandjio OL Fr. 6-5 335 HS Beltsville, Md./DeMatha Catholic 42 AAdriandrian HuHubbardbbard LB 42 Eddie Lacy RB Fr. 6-0 212 RS Geismar, La./Dutchtown 42 Eddie Lacyy RB 3737 Robert Lester DB Soph. 6-2 206 1L Foley, Ala./FoleyAla./Foley 43 CCadeade FoFosterster PKPK 95 Brandon Lewis DL Jr. 6-3 274 JC Pleasant Grove, Ala./E. Miss. CC/ Pleasant Grove 44 JayJayy Williams P 78 Chad LindsayLindsay OL Fr. 6-2 277 HS The Woodlands,Woodlands, Texas/The WoodlandsWoodlands 45 Jalston Fowler RB/LBRB/L/ B 72 TylerTyler Love OL Soph. 6-6 304 1L Mountain Brook, Ala./Mountain Brook

24 2010 Alabama Roster

NUMERICAL ROSTROSTERER No. Name Pos. Class HT. WT. EXP HometownHometown/Last/Last School 46 Wesleyy NeighborsNeigghbors DB 29 Will Lowery DB Soph. 5-10 188 SQ Hoover, Ala./Hoover 46 William Strickland WR 7 Keiwone Malone WR Fr. 5-11 165 HS Memphis, Tenn./MitchellTenn./Mitchell 47 Ed StinsStinsonon LB 29 Cody Mandell P Fr. 6-4 201 HS Lafayette, La./Acadiana 48 Rowdyy Harrell LBLB 4 Marquis Maze WR Jr. 5-10 182 2L Birmingham, Ala./Tarrant 51 MMichaelichael DDeJohneJohn LB 24 Nathan McAlister WR Fr. 5-11 165 SQ Russellville, Ala.Ala./Russellville/Russellville 51 CCarsonarson TiTinkernker S STT 10 A.J. McCarron QB Fr. 6-4 190 RS Mobile, Ala./Saint Paul’s Episcopal School 52 Alfred McCulloughMcCulloughg OL 52 Alfred McCulloughMcCullough OL Jr. 6-2 309 1L Athens,Athens, Ala./Athens 53 Anthonyy Orr DL 12 Greg McElroy QB Sr. 6-3 225 2L Southlake, Texas/Southlake Carroll 54 Glenn Harbin DL/LBDL/L/ B 24 DeQuan Menzie DB Jr. 6-0 195 HS Columbus,Columbus, Ga./Copiah-LincolnGa./Copiah-Lincoln JC/CarverJC/Carver 55 ChChavisavis WilliWilliamsams L LBB 28 DeMarcus Milliner DB Fr. 6-1 182 HS Millbrook, Ala./Stanhope Elmore 56 William Mingg DL 56 William Ming DL Fr. 6-3 263 RS Athens, Ala./Athens 57 Marcell Dareus DL 97 Brandon Moore DL Fr. 6-5 305 RS Montgomery, Ala./Carver 57 Aaron JoJoineriner OL 3232 C.J. Mosley LB Fr. 6-2 225 HS Theodore, Ala./TheodoreAla./Theodore 58 Nick Gentryy DL 66 Brian MotleyMotley OL Sr. 6-3 289 2L Autaugaville, Ala./Autaugaville 59 Arie Kouandjioj OL 64 KerryKerry MurphyMurphy DL Soph. 6-4 319 1L Hoover, Ala./Hargrave/Hoover 61 Anthonyy Steen OL 46 WesleyWesley Neighbors DB Soph. 6-1 205 SQ Huntsville, Ala./Huntsville 62 Brandon Ivoryy DL 83 Kevin Norwood WR Fr. 6-2 187 RS D’Iberville, Miss./D’Iberville 63 KKellenellen WilliamsWilliams OLOL 18 Morgan Ogilvie QB Soph. 6-0 198 RS Mountain Brook, Ala./Mountain Brook 64 KerryKerryy MurphyMurphp y DL 53 AnthonyAnthony Orr DL Fr. 6-4 268 HS Madison,Madison, Ala./SparkmanAla./Sparkman 65 Ch Chanceance WWarmackarmack OLOL 2 Tana Patrick LB Fr. 6-3 231 RS Bridgeport,Bridgeport, Ala./North JacksonJackson 66 Brian MotleyMotley OL 3939 K Kyleyle PenninPenningtongton DB Jr. 5-11 188 SQ ChatomChatom,, Ala./WashiAla./Washingtonngton CountyCounty 67 John Michael Boswell OL 27 Nick PerryPerry DB Fr. 6-1 193 HS Prattville, Ala./Prattville 69 DDavidavid BlalockBlalock OLOL 3 Trent Richardson RB Soph.Soph. 5-11 224 1L Pensacola, Fla./Escambia 71 Allen Skelton OL 74 David Ross OL Sr. 6-3 302 3L Homewood, Ala./HomewoodAla./Homewood 72 TTyleryly er Love OL 1 B.J. Scott DB So. 5-11 193 1L Prichard, Ala./VigorAla./Vigor 73 William Vlachos OL 94 DarringtonDarrington Sentimore DL Fr. 6-3 261 RS Norco, La./Destrehan 74 David Ross OL 90 JeremyJeremy ShelleyShelley PK Soph. 5-10 165 SQ Raleigh, N.C./BroughtonN.C./Broughton 7575 BarrettBarrett JonesJones OLOL 79 Austin ShepherdShepherd OL Fr. 6-5 307 HS Buford, Ga./North Gwinnett 76 DD.J..J. FlukerFluker OLOL 18 Blake Sims ATH Fr. 6-0 195 HS Gainesville,Gainesville, Ga./Gainesville 77 James Carpenterp OL 14 PhillipPhillip Sims QB Fr. 6-2 214 HS Chesapeake,Chesapeake, Va./Oscar SmithSmith 78 Chad LindsayLindsay OL 71 Allen Skelton OL Soph.Soph. 6-1 261 SQ Coker,Coker, Ala./Tuscaloosa CountyCounty 79 Austin Shepherdp OL 17 Brad SmelleySmelley TE Jr. 6-3 227 2L Tuscaloosa, Ala./American ChristianChristian 81 Hardie Buck WR 3838 PeteyPetey Smith LB Fr. 6-1 250 HS TamTampa,pa, Fla./Armwood 82 Earl Alexander WR 92 Damion SquareSquare DL Soph.Soph. 6-3 284 1L Houston, Texas/YatesTexas/Yates 83 K Kevinevin NNorwoodorwood WR 61 AnthonyAnthony Steen OL Fr. 6-3 292 RS Lambert, Miss./Lee AcademAcademyy 84 Brian Voglerg TE 47 Ed Stinson LB Fr. 6-4 252 RS Homestead, FlaFla./South./South Dade 85 Preston DialDial TE 46 William Strickland WR Jr. 6-0 188 SQ Tuscaloosa, Ala./Northridge 86 Undra Billingsleyg y DL 51 Carson Tinker ST SoSoph.ph. 6-1 220 SQ Murfreesboro, Tenn./Riverdale 87 Drew BullardBullard LB 26 Nick Tinker RB Fr. 5-10 215 RS Ralph, Ala./Tuscaloosa CountyCounty 87 Chris UnderwoodUnderwood TETE 87 Chris Underwood TE Jr. 6-4 238 2L Vestavia Hills,Hills, Ala./Vestavia Hills 88 M Michaelichael BBowmanowman WRWR 41 CourtneyCourtney Upshaw LB Jr. 6-2 263 2L Eufaula, Ala./Eufaula 89 MMichaelichael WWilliamsilliams TE 73 William Vlachos OL Jr. 6-1 289 2L Mountain Brook,Brook, Ala./Mountain Brook 90 JeremyJeremy ShelleyShelley PK 84 Brian VoglerVogler TE Fr. 6-7 242 HS Columbus, Columbus, Ga./Brookstone 91 AlexAlex WatkinsWatkins LB 65 Chance Warmack OL Soph.Soph. 6-3 310 1L Atlanta, Ga./Westlake 92 Damion Squareq DL 91 Alex Watkins LB Jr. 6-3 232 SQ Brownsville,Brownsville, Tenn./HaywoodTenn./Haywood 93 C Chrishris BonBondsds DL 2 DeAndrew White WR Fr. 6-0 180 HS Houston, Texas/North Shore 94 Darringtong Sentimore DL 55 Chavis Williams LB Sr. 6-4 240 3L Dora, Ala./DoraAla./Dora 95 Colin Gallagherg PK 20 Jarrick Williams DB Fr. 6-1 203 HS Mobile, Ala./BlountAla./Blount 95 BranBrandondon Lewis DL 44 Jay Williams P Fr. 6-3 208 HS Thomasville, Ala./Thomasville 96 LutherLuther Davis DL 63 Kellen Williams OL Fr. 6-3 307 RS Lawrenceville, Ga./Brookwood 97 BrandonBrandon Moore DL 89 Michael Williams TE Soph. 6-6 270 1L Reform, Ala./Pickens CountyCounty 99 Josh Chapmanp DL 9 Nick Williams WR Fr. 5-10 179 RS Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas AquinasAquinas

25 2010 Alabama Depth Chart

OFFENSEOFFENSE DEFENSEDEFENSE

LTLT 77 James Carpenter 6-5 300 SSr.r. DE 5757 MaMarcellrcell DaDareusreus 6 6-4-4 330606 JJr.r. -OR- 72 Tyler Love 6-6 304 Soph. 86 Undra Billingsley 6-2 269 SopSoph.h. -OR- 94 Darrington Sentimore 6-3 261 R-Fr. LG 65 Chance Warmack 6-3 310 SoSoph.ph. 67 John Michael Boswell 6-5 291 Jr. NG 99 Josh Chapman 6-1 310 Jr. -OR- 66 Brian MotleyMotley 6-3 289 Sr.Sr. 64 KerrKerryy MurphMurphyy 6-4 319 Soph.Soph. -OR- 58 Nick Gentry 6-1 282 Jr. C 7373 WilliamWilliam VlachosVlachos 6-16-1 289289 JrJr.. 74 DavidDavid RRossoss 6-36-3 303022 SSr.r. DE 92 Damion Square 6-3 284 Soph. -OR- 66 Brian MotleyMotley 6-3 289 Sr.Sr. -OR- 96 LutLutherher Davis 6-3 279 SrSr.. 97 BBrandonrandon MMooreoore 6 6-5-5 3 30505 RR-Fr-Fr RG 7755 Barrett Jones 6-5 301 Soph. 61 AnthonyAnthony Steen 6-3 292 R-Fr. R-Fr. SAMSAM 55 C Chavishavis WiWilliamslliams 6- 6-44 24 2400 Sr Sr.. 5 Jerrell Harris 6-3 231 Jr. RTRT 5252 AlfredAlfred McCullough 6-2 309 Jr. 91 Al Alexex WWatkinsatkins 6 6-3-3 2 23232 J Jr.r. -OR--OR- 7 766 D D.J..J. FlFlukeruker 6 6-6-6 3 30303 R R-Fr.-Fr. 1199 JonathanJonathan AtAtchisonchison 66-2-2 242400 R-Fr. 59 Arie KouandKouandjiojio 6-5 335 FFr.r. -OR--OR- 6 677 J Johnohn MiMichaelchael BoBoswellswell 6- 6-55 29 2911 Jr Jr.. MIKE 35 Nico Johnson 6-3 238 Soph.Soph. -OR- 32 C.J. MosleyMosley 6-2 225 Fr. TE 8989 Michael Williams 6-6 270 SoSoph.ph. 87 Chris UUnderwoodnderwood 66-4-4 223838 JrJr.. WILLWILL 30 Dont’a Hightower 6-4 258 Soph. 36 Chris Jordan 6-2 232 Jr. H 8585 Preston Dial 6-3 237 Sr. 17 Brad SmelleySmelley 6-3 227 JrJr.. JACK 41 CourtnCourtneyey UUpshawpshaw 6-2 263 Jr. 4477 Ed StinsonStinson 66-4-4 225252 RR-Fr.-Fr. QB 12 Greg McElroyMcElroy 6-3 225 SSr.r. 42 Adrian Hubbard 6-6 232 Fr. 10 A.J. McCarron 6-4 190 R-Fr.R-Fr. 14 Phillip Sims 6-2 214 Fr.Fr. CB 28 D DeMarcuseMarcus MillinMillinerer 6 6-1-1 182 Fr. 24 DeQuanDeQuan MenzieMenzie 6-16-1 195195 J Jr.r. RB 22 Mark Ingram 5-10 215 Jr. 22 Mark Ingram 5-10 215 Jr. 1 B.J. Scott 5-11 193 Soph.Soph. 3 Trent Richardson 5-11 224 Soph. 3 Trent Richardson 5-11 224 Soph. 42 Eddie Lacy 6-0 212 R-Fr. 42 Eddie Lacy 6-0 212 R-Fr. CB 21 Dre Kirkpatrick 6-3 190 Soph.Soph. 6 Demetrius Goode 5-9 191 JrJr.. 9 PhPhelonelon JJonesones 55-11-11 191999 JrJr.. -OR- 25 CoreCoreyy Grant 5-9 186 FrFr.. -OR- 10 John Fulton 6-0 179 Fr. WRWR 8 JulioJulio JJonesones 66-4-4 2 22222 J Jr.r. 8282 Earl Alexander 6-4 207 Sr. SSSS 4 Mark Barron 6-2 210 JrJr.. -OR--OR- 11 BBrandonrandon GGibsonibson 6-6-22 191966 JrJr.. 29 Will LowerLoweryy 5-10 188 Soph. -OR--OR- 27 NickNick PerryPerry 6-1 193 Fr. WRWR 15 DariusDarius HHanksanks 66-0-0 1 18484 J Jr.r. -OR--OR- 4 MarMarquisquis Maze 5-10 182 JrJr.. FSFS 37 RoRobertbert Lester 6-2 206 SoSoph.ph. 7 KennKennyy BeBellll 6-1 172 R-FrR-Fr.. 29 WiWillll Lowery 5-10 188 SopSophh -OR--OR- 8833 Kevin NorwooNorwoodd 6-2 187 R-FrR-Fr.. -OR--OR- 20 Jarric Jarrickk WiWilliamslliams 6-1 203 Fr. .

SPECIALISTSSPECIALISTS

PK 43 CaCadede Foster 6-1 221 Fr.Fr. SNAP 51 Carson TinTinkerker 6-1 220 So Soph.ph. -OR- 90 Jeremy ShelleyShelley 5-10 165 Soph.Soph. 74 DavidDavid Ross 6-3 302 SrSr..

KO 43 Cade Foster 6-1 221 Fr.Fr. PR 8 JuJuliolio Jones 6-4 222 Jr. 4 MarMarquisquis Maze 5-10 182 Jr. HOLD 10 A.J. McCarron 6-4 190 R-FrR-Fr.. -OR--OR- 1 155 DDariusarius HHanksanks 6 6-0-0 184 Jr Jr.. 12 Greg McEMcElroylroy 6-3 220 SSr.r. KOR 3 Trent Richardson 5-11 224 So. P 29 CodyCody Mandell 6-4 201 Fr. 8 Ju Juliolio Jones 6-4 222 Jr. 44 JayJay WilliamsWilliams 6-3 208 Fr.Fr. -OR- 15 DaDariusrius HanHanksks 6-0 184 Jr. -OR- 22 MarMarkk Ingram 5-10 215 JrJr..

26 8282 • EARL ALEXANDEALEXANDERR withwith eieightght starts tthishis season ... lleadseads tthehe team in Billingsley’SBillingsley’S CAREER STATISTICSSTATISTICS tactackleskles withwith 52 tacklestackles ... hashas two interceptions TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles WR • 66-4-4 • 220707 • SR • 2L YYearear G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU IntInt oonn ththee sseasoneason aandnd ninninee foforr his careercareer ... hhasas six 2010 8-0 880-0110 1 1 0 0 0 00 000-0-00 0 0000-0-00 0 0-000 0-0 PHENIX CITY, ALA. ((CCENTRAL) ppassass bbreakupsreakups anandd two qquarterbackuarterback hhurriesurries ... TTOTALOTAL 8-8-00 1 1 0 0 0 00-0-0 0 0-00-0 0 00-0-0 ssecondecond oonn tthehe tteameam lead witwithh twtwoo ssacksacks ... a 2010:2010: EarEarll AAlexanderlexander hhasas pplayedlayed in aallll eigeightht fi ve-time dedefensivefensive player ooff the week by the Billingsley’SBillingsley’S CAREER HIGHS games at wide receiver … has recorded fi ve Alabama coaching staffstaff . SSanan Jose State: MaMadede Tackles:Tackles: 1 vs. San Jose State, 20120100 catches for 72 yards. San Jose State: Made his three tackles with a solo stop as the Tide held fi rst appearance of the season in the opener the Spartans to just 175 yards ooff total ooffff ense 6767 • JOHN MICHAEL … caught one pass fforor nine yards. PennPenn StateState: ... selected as a defensive player of the week Did not record any statistics against the No. bbyy the Alabama coaching stastaffff . Penn State: BOSWELLBOSWELL 1818 ranked Nittany Lions. DukeDuke: HHauledauled in oonene WWasas a force in the Crimson Tide secondary OLOL • 6-56-5 • 306 • JR • 2L catch for a career-best 28 yards. ArkansasArkansas: wwithith six tackles — 4 solo — while reregisteringgistering TUSCALOOSA, ALA. (T(TUSCALOOSA COUNTY) Came off the bench but did not record any interception of the season and breaking up a statistics.statistics. MississippiMississippi: HauledHauled in two passes ppassass ... also forced a Nittany Lion fumble ... his 2010:2010: JohnJohn MichaelMichael BBoswelloswell hhasas ffoundound timtimee aass forfor 32 yards, including a reception ofof 23 pplaylay earned him dedefensivefensive plaplayeryer ooff the week ppartart of the off ensive line and on sspecialpecial teams yards. TennesseeTennessee: Hauled in one ppassass for aaccoladesccolades from the Alabama coaching staff . in fi ve contests. SanSan Jose StateState: Helped pave three yards.yards. DukDukee: Totaled three tackles in limited action the way forfor the Crimson Tide to rush forfor 257 in a blow-out win at Duke. ArkansasArkansas: Helped total yards.yards. PennPenn StateState: CameCame offoff thethe benchbench ALEXANDER’S CAREER STATISTICSSTATISTICS to rally a young secondary in the second half andand foundfound timtimee oonn ththee ooffff ensiveensive line.line. DukeDuke: ReceivingReceiving YYearear G-S No. Yards AvAvg.g. TD LP aagainstgainst the Razorbacks and limited Arkansas CameCame off the bench to helphelp provideprovide the holes 22007007 113-03-0 4 4400 1 10.00.0 0 1133 to just 127 yards after the break ... made eight forfor Alabama to rush for 315 yards. ArkansasArkansas: 22008008 12-012-0 8 121 15.115.1 0 27 22009009 14-14-00 4 5 522 1 13.03.0 0 2211 tactackleskles in tthehe comecomebackback win over thethe Hogs, in- HelpedHelped the Tide rushing attack run fforor 227 22010010 8-8-00 5 72 14.4 0 2828 cluding seven solo stops ... earned playerplayer of the yards,yards, including 157 by Mark Ingram. TTOTALOTAL 47-047-0 21 285285 13.613.6 0 28 wweekeek honors from the UA coachingcoaching staff for his eff orts ... recorded his fi rst sack of the season ALEXANDER’S CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS on a second-half blitz and broke up a pass. Receptions: 4 vs. Western Carolina, 20020077 8181 • HARDIE BUCK Yards: 50 vs. Western KentuckKentucky,y, 20020088 Florida: Turned in one of his best career games WRWR • 5-9 • 184 • SOPH • SQSQ Long Play:Play: 28 vs. Duke, 20120100 wwithith 11 tackles, a sack and two ppassass breakubreakupsps BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (VESTAVIA HILLS) aass the Crimson Tide held the No. 7 Gators to 19 • JONATHANJONATHAN ATCHISONATCHISON jjustust six points ... kept UF out ooff the end zone 2010:2010: Hardie Buck has playedplayed in eight games fforor the fi rst time since its visit to Bryant-Denny this season and has been used primarilyprimarily on LB • 6-2 • 228 • FR • RS SStadiumtadium in 2005 ... aallowedllowed just 79 yaryardsds rusrush-h- sspecialpecial teams. SSanan Jose StateState: DiDidd nnotot rre-e- ATLANTA, GA. ((DDOUGLASS) ing and 202 yardsyards passing while the defense ccordord ananyy statistics against the Spartans. PPennenn fforcedorced ffourour tturnovers.urnovers. SoSouthuth CarCarolinaolina: LedLed thethe SStatetate: Found time on the fi eld but did not 2010:2010: JJonathanonathan AtAtchisonchison hhasas ffoundound timtimee in team with nine tackles — all solo — in the Tide’s rrecordecord a tackle. DukeDuke: Tallied three tackles two ggamesames and has recorded one tackle. SanSan fi rst reregular-seasongular-season loss since the 2007 season. oonn special teams while coming ooffff the bench JoseJose StateState: RRecordedecorded his fi rst cacareerreer ttackleackle Mississippi: Earned UA Defensive PlayerPlayer of the aagainstgainst tthehe BBluelue DeviDevilsls … tatalliedllied one sosololo againstagainst the Spartans in the season opener. WWeekeek honors for his eff ort aagainstgainst the Rebels tactacklekle andand helpedhelped on two otherother tackles.tackles. Ar-Ar- ... tied fforor the team lead with seven tackles — kansas: PlayedPlayed on special teams but did not ATCHISON’S CAREER STATISTICS fi ve solo ... had one tackle fforor loss (-4 yards) ... rrecordecord ananyy statistics. FloridaFlorida: RRecordedecorded oonene TaTacklesckles FumblesFumbles intercepted his second pass ofof the season and YYearear G-S TT UT AT TFL QQBHBH Sks FF FR PBU IntInt tackle on special teams. SoSouthuth CarCarolinaolina: Tal- 22010010 2- 2-00 1 0 1 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 rregisteredegistered one quarterquarterbackback hhurryurry in a 23-10 lied two tackles, includinincludingg a solo stop. Missis-Missis- TOTAL 2-0 1 0 1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-00-0 wwin.in. TTennesseeennessee: HHadad fi vvee ttotalotal ttacklesackles with a ssippiippi: ReRegisteredgistered two tackles, includinincludingg a solo season-best two pass breakups ... lologgedgged four stop. TennesseeTennessee: Played well on the coverage ATCHISON’S CAREER HIGHS solo tackles as the Tide held Tennessee to jjustust uunitsnits forfor the Tide, but did not have a tackle. Tackles: 1 vs. San Jose StateState,, 20102010 156 passing yyards.ards. BUCBUCK’SK’S CAREERCAREER STATISTICSSTATISTICS BARRBARRON’SON’S CAREER STATISTICS TaTacklesckles FumblesFumbles 4 • MARK BARRONBARRON TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles YearYear G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH SksSks FF FR PBU IntInt SS • 6-2 • 210 • JR • 2L Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QQBHBH SSksks FF FR PBU Int 22010010 8-08-0 8 3 5 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 22008008 14-14-00 18 9 9 1.1.5-115-11 0 1.1.5-115-11 0 0 0 00-0-0 TTOTALOTAL 8-8-00 8 3 5 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 0 0-00-0 MOBILE, ALA. (ST. PAUL’S) 22009009 14-14 7676 4343 33 33.5-18.5-18 4 00.5-2.5-2 0 0 11 7-127-1255 22010010 8-8 5522 4400 12 33.0-19.0-19 2 2.2.0-150-15 1 0 6 2-2-66 TTOTALOTAL 3636-22-22 141466 9922 5544 8.8.0-480-48 6 4. 4.0-280-28 1 0 17 9 9-131-131 BUCK’SBUCK’S CAREERCAREER HIGHSHIGHS • Barron semifi nalist for the ThropeThrope Award Tackles: 3 vs. DukeDuke,, 20102010 • He is a quarterfi nalist for the Lott TrophTrophyy BARRON’SBARRON’S CAREER HIGHS • He was the Lott TrophTrophyy IMPACT PlaPlayeryer ooff Tackles:Tackles: 11 vs. FFlorida,lorida, 2010 TFL: 1.0 (6 Times) Last vs. Mississippi, 2010 thethe Week followinfollowingg the Florida ggame.ame. Yards Lost: 8 vs. FloridaFlorida,, 20120100 7777 • JAMES CCARPENTERARPENTER • Leads team with 52 tackles and two sacks Quarterback Sacks: 1.5 vs. ArkansasArkansas,, 20082008 OLOL • 6-56-5 • 300 • SR • 1L Yards Lost: 11 vs. ArkansasArkansas,, 20082008 • Ranks tied fforor 13th in the SEC with two IInterceptions:nterceptions: 1 (9 Times) Last vs. Mississippi, 2010 AUGUSTA, GA. (COFFEYVILLE [KAN.] CC/HEPHZIBAH) interceptionsinterceptions Return YarYardsds 77 vs. SoutSouthh CaroCarolina,lina, 2009 Pass BreaBreakups:kups: 2 (5 Times) Last vs. Tennessee, 20120100 • Five-time UA CoachingCoaching StaffStaff DefensiveDefensive Quarterback Pressures: 2 vs. Chattanooga, 20020099 • On watch list for both the Outland TrophyTrophy Player of the WeeWeekk Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. Penn StateState,, 20120100 • Has started 22 straightstraight gamesgames at leleftft tackle • Leader ofof a secondary that ranks thrid na- • StronStrongg contender for fi rst-team All-SEC tionallytionally in pass eeffiffi ciencciencyy dedefensefense and sec- honors ond in scoring defensedefense 86 • UNDRA BILLINGSLEY • NamedNamed thethe SEC Off ensiveensive LinemanLineman of ththee DL • 6-26-2 • 269269 • SOPHSOPH • SQSQ Week following his performance at Tennes- 2010: Mark Barron leads a talented but youngyoung BIRMINGHAM, ALA. ((WWOODLAWN) see secondarysecondary thatthat is maturing ununderder hhisis tutetutelagelage each week ... a named a semifisemifi nalist forfor the 2010:2010: Undra Billingsley has foundfound time on the 202010:10: James Carpenter has started all eight Thorpe Award and a quarterfiquarterfi nalist forfor the Lott fi eeldld in sevenseven contests.contests. SSanan Jose StateState: RRe-e- ggamesames ooff the 2010 season and 22 straight Trophy ... the Lott Trophy IMPACT Player ooff the corded his fi rst career tackle on a solo stostopp in gamesgames at leleftft tackle during his two-year career Week followingfollowing the Florida game ... the return- the season opener aagainstgainst the Spartans. aatt the Capstone ... one the watch list forfor the ing third-team All-American and fi rst-team All- OOutlandutland Trophy ... one ooff the top leleftft tackles SEC selection is a veteran ofof 22 starts at safetysafety in ththee SSoutheasternoutheastern CConferenceonference ... nnamedamed ththee SEC Off ensive Lineman of the week following loss of one yard and broke up a pass. Mis- ished with two assists while drawing constant his performance in week eight at Tennessee ... sissippi: Assisted on one tackle against the double teams from the Volunteers. helped the Crimson Tide rank 23rd nationally Rebels. Tennessee: Did not have a tackle, but in total off ense, racking up 440.75 yards per help hold the Vols off ense to just 159 yards on DAREUS’ CAREER STATISTICS game ... the Tide also ranks 30th nationally run- the ground while clogging up the middle of Tackles Fumbles Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU Int ning the ball at 183.57 yards per game and 36th the defensive line. 2008 8-0 4 1 3 0-0 3 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 passing at 2453.88 ypg ... anchor of an off en- 2009 14-4 33 19 14 9.0-49 7 6.5-44 0 0-0 2 1-28 2010 6-6 19 12 7 8.0-24 3 2.5-11 0 0-0 4 0-0 sive line that has provided time for the nation’s CHAPMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL 28-10 56 32 24 17.0-73 13 9.0-55 0 0-0 6 1-28 No. 8 quarterback in passing effi ciency ... has Tackles Fumbles Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU Int blocked for fi ve 100-yard rushers this season 2007 3-0 1 1 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 DAREUS’ CAREER HIGHS and 16 during his UA career. San Jose State: 2008 13-2 16 9 7 4.0-7 1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 Tackles 8 vs. South Carolina, 2010 2009 13-0 17 6 11 2.5-2 0 0.5-1 0 0-0 0 0-0 Tackles For Loss: 4 vs. South Carolina, 2010 Helped pave the way for the Crimson Tide to 2010 8-7 13 7 6 1.5-2 0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0-0 Yards Lost: 17 vs. Florida International, 2009 PLAYER rush for 257 total yards. Penn State: Cleared a TOTAL 37-9 47 23 24 8.0-11 1 0.5-1 0 0-0 1 0-0 Quarterback Sacks 2 vs. Florida International & LSU 2009 Yards Lost: 17 vs. Florida International, 2009 path for Trent Richardson to rush for a career- Quarterback Pressures: 3 vs. Arkansas, 2009 best 144 yards as the Tide totaled 180 yards on CHAPMAN’S CAREER HIGHS Pass Break Ups: 2 vs. Tennessee, 2010 Duke Tackles: 5 vs. South Carolina, 2010 Interceptions 1 vs. Texas, 2009 the ground. : Started and helped UA to a TFL: 1 (6 Times) Last vs. South Carolina, 2010 Touchdowns: 1 vs. Texas, 2009

PROFILES fast start scoring 28 fi rst-quarter points and 45 Yards Lost: 2 (3 Times) Last vs. Florida, 2008 Sacks 0.5 vs. Virginia Tech, 2009 fi rst-half points ... blocked for 626 yards of total PBU: 1 vs. South Carolina, 2010 off ense, including 315 on the ground. Arkansas: 96 • LUTHER DAVIS Helped the Crimson Tide mount a second-half DL • 6-3 • 279 • SR • 3L comeback in Fayetteville behind a rushing at- 57 • MARCELL DAREUS WEST MONROE, LA. (WEST MONROE) tack led by 157 yards from Mark Ingram and DL • 6-4 • 306 • JR • 2L 227 total on the ground ... helped Greg McElroy complete 69 percent of his passes and com- HUFFMAN, ALA. (HUFFMAN) 2010: Senior defensive end Luther Davis has plete all four of his passes on third down in the played in all seven contests and earned two • One of the nation’s most dangerous de- second half for 44 yards and four fi rst downs. starts … has recorded eight tackles with two fensive lineman Florida: Cleared a path for 170 rushing yards for a loss of fi ve yards … has also tallied two • Requires a constant double team and two Ingram touchdowns while McElroy quarterback hurries. San Jose State: Re- • Leads the team with eight tackles for loss completed 64.7 percent of his passes with no corded three total tackles, including a solo and 2.5 sacks picks. South Carolina: Started his 20th straight stop and a tackle for a loss of two yards. Penn • On the watch list for the Outland Trophy game for the Crimson Tide as Alabama ac- State: Tallied two tackles, including one for a and Lombardi Award counted for 315 passing yards. Mississippi: loss of three yards. Duke: Recorded two tack- Helped the Crimson Tide total 319 yards of les, including a solo stop. Arkansas: Came off 2010: Marcell Dareus is one of the top defen- total off ense in a methodical 23-10 win over the bench but did not record a tackle. Florida: sive linemen in college football ... provides the the Rebels at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Ten- Came off the bench to help hold the No. 7 Ga- Crimson Tide a dangerous threat as a pass nessee: Earned his eight straight start at the tors to just 79 yards rushing. Mississippi: As- rusher both from the end spot and in the inte- left guard position ... helped provide the time sisted on one tackle off the bench. rior of the defensive line ... also an excellent run for the Tide to throw for 326 yards ... helped stopper ... on the watch list for both the Out- provide the blocks for Alabama to rush for DAVIS’ CAREER STATISTICS land Trophy and the Lombardi Award ... missed Tackles Fumbles 210 yards, including 119 by Richardson and 88 Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU Int the fi rst two games of the season (San Jose by Ingram ... was the off ensive player of the 2007 6-0 3 1 2 1.0-5 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 State and Penn State) serving a NCAA sus- 2008 14-0 12 6 6 2.5-4 1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 week by the UA coaching staff following the pension, but has started all six games since ... 2009 14-0 11 3 8 1.5-6 1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 win over the Vols and the SEC Off ensive Line- 2010 8-1 8 3 5 2.0-5 2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 has 19 tackles on the season with eight tackles TOTAL 42-1 34 13 21 7.0-20 4 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 man of the Week. for a loss of 24 yards and 2.5 sacks (-11 yards) ... has three quarterback hurries and four pass DAVIS’ CAREER HIGHS breakups. Duke: Made his fi fth-career started Tackles: 3 (2 Times) Last vs. San Jose State, 2010 99 • JOSH CHAPMAN TFL: 1 (6 Times) Last vs. Penn State, 2010 defensive end ... made one tackle against the Yards Lost: 5 (2 Times) Last vs. Mississippi State, 2009 DL • 6-1 • 310 • JR • 2L Blue Devils, penetrating the backfi eld and QB Pressures: 2 vs. Penn State, 2010 HOOVER, ALA. (HOOVER) throwing the running back for a four-yard loss. Arkansas: Played well before suff ering an 2010: Josh Chapman has started seven ankle injury ... made one solo tackle ... stayed 85 • PRESTON DIAL games this season at nose guard while see- in the game and continued to battle along TE • 6-3 • 237 • SR • 3L ing action in all eight contests ... has recorded the defensive front. Florida: After rehabbing MOBILE, ALA. (UMS-WRIGHT) 13 tackles on the season with one and a half a sprained ankle all week, Dareus looked like tackles for loss (-2 yards) ... has seven solo his old, dominating self against the Gators ... 2010: Preston Dial has been a prime target of stops ... great at eating blocks in the middle spent most of the splitting double teams and quarterback Greg McElroy early in the 2010 of the Crimson Tide defensive line ... leads a wreaking havoc in the UF backfi eld ... fi nished season ... the senior has caught 15 passes defensive front that is allowing just 106 rush- with three tackles, two solo, with a tackle for 141 yards and three touchdowns ... the 15 ing yards per game. San Jose State: Made for loss, two quarterback hurries and a pass catches are three more than his career total three tackles with two solo stops as the Tide breakup as the Tide rolled to a 31-6 victory entering the season and the three scores are limited the Spartans to just 175. Penn State: over No. 7 Florida. South Carolina: Turned in the fi rst of his career ... has also been a force in Started and recorded one assisted tackle. his best game of the season in a losing eff ort the running game as a crushing lead blocker Duke: Registered half of a tackle for loss for against the Gamecocks in Columbia ... regis- for the Tide’s talented tailback duo. San Jose one yard. Arkansas: Recorded one solo tackle tered a career-high eight tackles, including State: Registered one catch for 19 yards early against the Hogs ... helped stifl e the Razor- another career-best four tackles for loss (10 in the game to convert an Alabama fi rst down. backs rushing attack, as the Tide surrendered yards) ... made six solo stops. Mississippi: His Penn State: Hauled in the fi rst touchdown re- just 64 yards rushing. Florida: Tallied one solo second-half pass defl ection led to a Mark Bar- ception of his Crimson Tide career with a per- tackle ... was instrumental in two key goal line ron interception ... notched his second sack fectly thrown 14-yard strike just beyond the stands against the No. 7 Gators ... helped hold of the season, while adding a quarterback fi nger tips of the Nittany Lions’ defender ... fi n- Florida to just 79 yards rushing. South Caro- hurry ... made four total tackles with two solo ished with two receptions for 18 yards. Duke: lina: Was named one of the defensive players stops as the Tide held Ole Miss to 243 total Turned in another strong performance in a 62- of the week by the Alabama coaching staff yards. Tennessee: Batted down two Tennes- 13 rout of the Blue Devils ... caught three pass- ... posted a career-high fi ve tackles, including see passes at the line of scrimmage ... had a es for a career-best 39 yards and his second three solo stops ... recorded one tackle for a TFL and half of a sack against the Vols ... fi n- touchdown of the season. Arkansas: Contin- ued to perform in the passing game, catching yards against Mississippi (Oct. 16) … is a per- 2010 6-0 2 2 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 TOTAL 6-0 2 2 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 two passes for 18 yards with a long reception fect 5 for 5 on PAT attempts and has tallied of 12 yards ... helped block for Mark Ingram seven touchbacks on kickoff s … the former who racked up 157 yards and two touchdowns high school linebacker has tallied seven tack- FOWLER’S CAREER HIGHS ... selected as an off ensive player of the week les on kick coverage. San Jose State: Was Rushes: 6 vs. Duke, 2010 following the Arkansas game. Florida: Did not named one of the special teams players of the Yards 48 vs. Duke, 2010 Long Play: 17 vs. Duke, 2010 record a catch but helped provide the blocks week by the Alabama coaching staff ... was Tackles: 1 vs. San Jose State and Duke 2010 to enable the Tide to rush for 170 yards. South a perfect 2 for 2 in fi eld goal attempts in his Carolina: Hauled in a career-best fi ve recep- fi rst collegiate game with a long of 41 yards tions with a long of eight yards ... accounted … connected on both extra point attempts. 10 • JOHN FULTON for 29 receiving yards. Tennessee: Hauled in Penn State: Missed his only fi eld goal attempt DB • 6-0 • 180 • FR • HS one pass for 11 yards ... helped provide the on the day. Duke: Went a perfect 2 for 2 in MANNING, S.C. (MANNING) blocks for Trent Richardson to rush for 119 fi eld goal attempts with a long of 44 yards … yards. connected on both PAT attempts. Arkansas: 2010: John Fulton has found time in seven Kicked off fi ve times and tallied one touch- games this season … has recorded two pass DIAL’S CAREER STATISTICS back ... did not attempt a fi eld goal. Florida: breakups and two tackles, including a sack Receiving Kicked off six times with one touchback ... Year G-S No. Yards Avg. TD LP (-4). San Jose State: Tallied on pass break up did not attempt a fi eld goal. South Carolina: 2007 10-1 1 21 21.0 0 21 against the Spartans. Penn State; Did not re- 2008 12-1 1 8 8.0 0 8 Was named one of the special teams players 2009 14-7 3 25 8.3 0 19 cord any statistics. Duke: Recorded half a sack of the week by the Alabama coaching staff 2010 8-5 15 141 9.4 3 20 for -4 yards against the Blue Devils. Arkansas: TOTAL 44-14 20 195 9.8 3 21 ... kicked off fi ve times and tallied a season- Found time on special teams but did not re- best two touchbacks ... assisted on one tackle DIAL’S CAREER HIGHS cord any statistics. Florida: Was named a spe- on kickoff coverage. Mississippi: Was named Receptions: 5 vs. South Carolina, 2010 cial teams player of the week by the Alabama Yards: 39 vs. Duke, 2010 one of the special teams players of the week coaching staff ... assisted on a tackle off the Long Play: 21 vs. , 2007 by the Alabama coaching staff ... connected Touchdowns: 1 vs. (3 Times) Last vs. Mississippi, 2010 bench. Tennessee: Broke up his second pass on two fi eld goals, including a long of 49 of the season. yards ... kicked off fi ve times and tallied one touch back. Tennessee: Kicked off eight time 76 • D.J. FLUKER FULTON’S CAREER STATISTICS and tallied a touchback ... connected on his OL • 6-6 • 330 • FR • RS Tackles Fumbles only point after attempt in the contest. Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU Int FOLEY, ALA. (FOLEY) 2010 8-0 4 2 2 0.5-4 0 0.5-4 0 0-0 2 0-0 TOTAL 8-0 4 2 2 0.5-4 0 0.5-4 0 0-0 2 0-0 FOSTER’S CAREER STATISTICS 2010: D.J. Fluker has played and earned the Extra Points Field Goals start in six games at the right tackle position Year G-S XP-A Pct. FG-A Pct. Lng Pts. FULTON’S CAREER HIGHS 2010 8-8 5-5 100 6-7 85.7 49 23 Tackles: 3 vs. Duke, 2010 … has helped pave the way for Alabama to TOTAL 8-8 5-5 100 6-7 85.7 49 22 TFL: 0.5 vs. Duke, 2010 have a 100-yard rusher in four of the six con- Yards Lost: 4 vs. Duke, 2010 QB Sacks: 0.5 vs. Duke, 2010 FG Breakdown tests and rank 30th in the country in rushing Yards Lost: 4 vs. Duke, 2010 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ PBUs: 1 vs. San Jose State and Tennessee, 2010 off ense. San Jose State: In his fi rst career 2010 0-0 2-2 0-0 4-5 0-0 start he helped provide the holes for the Tide to rush for a total of 272 yards, including 113 by Eddie Lacy … helped provide the time for FOSTER’S CAREER HIGHS 58 • NICK GENTRY quarterback Greg McElroy to complete 13-of- PAT Made: 2 vs. San Jose State and Duke, 2010 DL • 6-1 • 282 • JR • 2L PAT Attempts: 2 vs. San Jose State and Duke, 2010 16 passes. Penn State: Was named one of the FG Made: 2 vs. (3 Times) Last vs. Mississippi, 2010 PRATTVILLE, ALA. (PRATTVILLE) off ensive players of the week by the coaching FG Attempts: 2 vs. (3 Times) Last vs. Mississippi, 2010 Long: 49 vs. Mississippi, 2010 staff ... helped make the blocks for Trent Rich- Blocked: 2010: Nick Gentry has played in all eight ardson to become the fi rst rusher to eclipse the Points: 8 vs. San Jose State and Duke, 2010 games and has been primarily used as a run- 100-yard mark against the Nittany Lions in 17 Kickoff s: 10 vs. Duke, 2010 Yards: 626 vs. Duke, 2010 stopper, recording all seven tackles on running straight games as he accounted for 147 of the Average: 69.2 vs. South Carolina, 2010 plays. ... has tallied two quarterback hurries. 180 total rushing yards. Duke: In his third start Touchbacks: 2 vs. South Carolina, 2010 Tackles 2 vs. Arkansas, 2010 San Jose State: Recorded two tackles, includ- he helped Alabama amass 315 yards on the ing a solo stop against the Spartans. Penn ground … provided the holes for Mark Ingram State: Assisted on two tackles against the No. to scamper for 151 yards … sealed the right side 45 • JALSTON FOWLER 18 ranked Nittany Lions. Duke: Recorded two of the line for Ingram to bust off a 48-yard run RB/LB • 6-1 • 236 • FR • HS tackles, including a solo tackle on the road on the fi rst play from scrimmage … provided against the Blue Devils. Arkansas: Assisted on the time for Greg McElroy to throw for three MOBILE, ALA. (VIGOR) a tackle against the No. 10 ranked Razorbacks. touchdowns. Arkansas: Helped pave the way Florida: Nearly got to Florida quarterback for the Tide to rush for 227 yards against the 2009: Jalston Fowler has played in six games, John Brantley but recorded his fi rst quarter- No. 10 Razorbacks, including 157 yards by Mark earning time on special teams and at running back hurry. Mississippi: Nearly brought down Ingram. Florida: Helped provide the blocks for back … has totaled two tackles and rushed the Mississippi quarterback Jeremiah Masoli to the Tide to rush for 170 yards against No. Flor- ball eight times for 51 yards with a long of 17. tally a quarterback hurry. Tennessee: Assist- ida. South Carolina: Started for the sixth time San Jose State: Recorded one tackle on kick- ed on two tackles against the Vols. at right tackle ... left in the second half due to a off coverage against the Spartans. Penn State: groin injury. Mississippi: Missed the game due Did not record any statistics. Duke: Tallied one GENTRY’S CAREER STATISTICS to a groin injury. tackle on special teams … earned his fi rst ca- Tackles Fumbles reer time at running back and carried the ball Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU Int 2009 4-0 7 0 7 0 1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 six times for 48 yards with a long of 17. Ten- 2010 8-0 9 2 7 0 2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 nessee: Rushed the ball two times for three TOTAL 12-0 16 2 14 0 3 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 43 • CADE FOSTER yards. PK • 6-1 • 221 • FR • HS GENTRY’S CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 5 vs. North Texas, 2009 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS (SOUTHLAKE CARROLL) FOWLER’S CAREER STATISTICS QB Pressures: 1 vs. Florida and Mississippi, 2010 Rushing Receiving Year G-S Att Yds Avg. TD LP No. Yds Avg. TD LP 2010: Cade Foster has played in all eight 2010 6-0 8 51 6.4 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 games as a true freshman as a place kicker TOTAL 6-0 8 51 6.4 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 and kickoff specialist … has connected on Tackles Fumbles 6-of-7 fi eld goal attempts with a long of 49 Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU Int 11 • BRANDONBRANDON GIBSONGIBSON 31 yyards.ards. DDukeuke: HauledHauled in his fi rst touchdowntouchdown 30 • DONT’ADONT’A HIGHTOWERHIGHTOWER WR • 66-2-2 • 119696 • JR • 11LL of the season with a nine-yardnine-yard catch in the LBLB • 6-46-4 • 258 • SOPHSOPH • 2L right-corner ooff the end zone on UA’s opening MOBILE, ALA. (UMS-WRIGHT) LEWISBURG, TENN. (MARSHALL COUNTY) drive ... also had a catch and run of 31 yards ... selected as an offoff ensive playerplayer ofof the week byby 2010:2010: BranBrandondon GiGibsonbson hhasas pplayedlayed in aallll eigeightht • A semifisemifi nalist forfor ththee Butkus AwarAwardd thethe Tide coaching staffstaff . AArkansasrkansas: MadeMade twotwo games at tthehe wiwidede receiver position anandd on • On the watch list forfor the Lombardi Award, receptions for 27 yards with a long of 14 yards special teams … has hauled in four passes for and Lott TrophTrophyy ... both catches converted fi rst downs for the 39 yards with a long of 18. San Jose StatStatee: • Leader of a defense that ranks second Crimson Tide. FloridFloridaa: Was named one of the Came off the bench to record three catches nationally in scoring defense, allowing just ooffff ensive players of the week by the Alabama for 21 yards, including a reception of 14 yards. 112.52.5 ppg ccoachingoaching staff ... hauled in three passes for Penn State: Found time on the fi eld but did • SeconSecondd on thethe team withwith 42 tactackleskles 33 yards ... caught a key fi rst down pass forfor a PLAYER not record anyany statistics. Duke: Hauled in one gain of 14 yyards.ards. SoSouthuth CarolinaCarolina: Caught two pass for 18 yards. Arkansas: CameCame offoff thethe 22010:010: DDont’aont’a Hightower has returned to the passes for 55 yards and a touchdown ... his 51- bench but did not record a catch. FloridaFlorida: fi eld in 2010 after a season-endingseason-ending knee in- yard touchdown was the longest reception of Assisted on a tackle on special teams. Ten-Ten- juryjury against Arkansas ended his 2009 season hhisis career. MiMississippississippi: RecorRecordedded one catccatchh nesseenessee PROFILES : Was named one of the special teams ... thethe redshirtredshirt sophomoresophomore is secondsecond on thethe fforor ffourour yards against the Rebels. TTennesseeennessee: playersplayers ooff the week bbyy the Alabama coach- team with 42 tackles, including 22 solo stops Caught three passes for 10 yyards,ards, including a ing staff ... recorded a solo tackle on special ... has a team-high seven quarterback hur- long of nine yardsyards.. teams.teams. ries and has also added three ppassass breakubreakupsps HANKS’ CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS ... forced teams to be aware of his presence GIBSON’SGIBSON’S CAREER STATISTICS ReceivingReceiving onon every play ... started the fi rst three games ReceivingReceiving Year G-S No. Yards AvAvg.g. TD LPLP at Mike linebacker bebeforefore sliding back over to YearYear G-S No. Yards AvAvg.g. TD LP 22007007 1-1-00 1 6 6 6.0.0 0 6 22008008 3-03-0 0 0 0.00.0 0 0 22008008 8-8-00 8 88 11.11.00 0 1818 his originaloriginal Will spot in the last fi ve gamesgames and 22009009 4-4-00 2 2255 12.512.5 0 21 22009009 14-7 17 272 16.016.0 3 4545 has seen his production skysky rocket. SanSan Jose 2010 8-080 4 39 9.8 0 18 22010010 8-8 2020 299299 14.914.9 2 5151 Total 15-0 6 64 10.7 0 21 TTOTALOTAL 31-15 4646 66 6655 14.5 5 5 511 StateState: MadeMade his fi rst cacareerreer ststartart atat MikMikee linline-e- backer ... recorded three tackles with two solo GIBSON’S CAREER HIGHS HANKS’ CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS stops ... made the fi rst tackle ooff the game forfor Receptions:Receptions: 3 vs. San Jose State, 20120100 Receptions:Receptions: 3 (9(9 TimesTimes)) Last vs. Tennessee, 2010 thethe TiTide.de. PennPenn StateState: Had just fi ve tackles with Yards: 21 vs. North Texas,Texas, 2009 & San Jose State,State, 20102010 Yards: 66 vs. San Jose StateState,, 20102010 Long Play:Play: 21 vs. NortNorthh Texas, 2009 Long Play:Play: 51 vs. South Carolina, 20120100 fourfour assisted stostopsps but wrecked havoc on the Touchdowns: 1 ((55 TimesTimes)) Last vs. South Carolina, 2010 NittanyNittany Lion defense ... a fi rst-half quarterback pressure resulted in a fl oater that Will LowerLoweryy 6 • DEMETRIUS GGOODEOODE intercepted inside the Tide’s fi ve-yardve-yard line ... RB • 5-9 • 191 • JR • 1L 5 • JERRELL HARRIS also registeredregistered one pass breakup. Duke: Made LAGRANGE, GA. (TROUPE/H/HARGRAVE) LB • 66-3-3 • 231 • JR • 2L a then-season high eight tackles — fi ve solo — GADSDEN, ALA. (GADSDEN CITY) in a 62-1362-13 routeroute ofof thethe BlueBlue DevilsDevils in DurhamDurham 20102010: Demetrius GooGoodede hhasas pplayedlayed in tthreehree ... selected as a defensivedefensive player ofof the week gamesgames as a reserve runninrunningg bbackack … hhasas carriecarriedd 2010:2010: Jerrell Harris has started the fi rst three by the UA coaching staffstaff in the win. Arkansas: the ball 15 times for 74 yyards.ards. SanSan JoseJose StateState: gamesgames at Will linebacker for the Tide before Started at Will linebacker fforor the fi rst time in Carried the ball 11 times for 66 yyards,ards, including makinmakingg the move outside to Sam before the 20102010 ... mmadeade tthreehree ssoloolo ttacklesackles aandnd oonene aassistssist a long of 13 yards.yards. DukeDuke: Recorded two carries Arkansas ggameame ... has 16 tackles on the season asas ththee dedefensefense stiff enedened in ththee ssecondecond hhalfalf ooff for four yardsyards with a long of three. Tennessee: and has 10 solo stops for the nation’s 11th- thethe Tide’sTide’s comebackcomeback win. FloridaFlorida: RRecordedecorded Carried the ball twice for a total of four yyards.ards. ranked total defense. SanSan Jose StateState: Regis-Regis- six tackles — three solo — in the 31-6 win teredtered fourfour tackles with two solo stops in his overover the No. 7 Gators ... provided consistent GOODE’SGOODE’S CAREER STATISTICSTATISTICSS fi rst career start as the Tide helhelpp the SSpartanspartans pressure on UF quarterback John BrantleyBrantley RushingRushing Receivin Receivingg YYearear G-S Att Yds Avg.Avg. TD LP No. Yds AvAvg.g. TD LPLP toto 175 total yards. PennPenn StateState: MadeMade a career-career- with two qquarterbackuarterback hurries and one passpass 22007007 3-03-0 9 24 2.7 0 7 0 0 0-00-0 0 0 highhigh seven tactackleskles — includingincluding six sosololo stops breakup ... led a defensedefense that allowed just 79 2008 Did Not PlayPlay yards rushing and 283 total yards. South Car- 22009009 11-11-00 1166 110808 66.8.8 0 14 0 0 0.00.0 0 0 — in a 24-324-3 win over No 1818 Penn State.State. DukeDuke: 22010010 3-03-0 1155 74 4.4.99 0 1133 0 0 00.0.0 0 0 StartedStarted aandnd mmadeade twtwoo ssoloolo ttacklesackles aass ththee TideTide olinaolina: Made fi ve total tackles with two solo TTOTALOTAL 17-17-00 4400 220606 5.2 0 14 0 0 0 0.0.0 0 0 routed the Blue Devils in Durham, 62-13, which stops.stops. MississippiMississippi: TotaledTotaled fi veve ttacklesackles with GOODE’SGOODE’S CAREER HIGHS sent the starters to the bench early. Arkan-Arkan- three solo stops ... affaff ected the quarterback Rushes: 11 vs. Chattanooga, 2009 & San Jose State, 20102010 sassas: Recorded one assisted tackle in his fi rst throughout the game and registered two Yards: 70 vs. Chattanooga, 2009 game at Sam linebacker for the Crimson Tide. quarterbackquarterback hurries ... helhelpedped hold the Reb- Long Play:Play: 13 vs. San Jose State, 20120100 SouthSouth CarCarolinaolina: PlaPlayedyed in Alabama’s goalline elsels to 243 yards ooff total offoff ense and just 133 defense.defense. TennesseeTennessee: AssistedAssisted onon twtwoo ttacklesackles yardsyards passing. TTennesseeennessee: FinisFinishedhed witwithh six againstagainst the Vols. tackles, includinincludingg three solo stops ... added a 15 • DARIUSDARIUS HANKHANKSS season-high 1.5 tackles for loss (-3 yyards)ards) ... WR • 6-0 • 184 • JR • 2L had two qquarterbackuarterback hurries and one ppassass NORCROSS, GA. (NORCROSS) HARRIS’ CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS breakup as the Tide limited the Volunteers to TacklesTackles FumFumblesbles jjustust 156 yyardsards passing. 2010:2010: Darius Hanks is ooffff to the best start ooff his Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH SSksks FF FR PBU Int 22008008 1 10-00-0 3 1 2 00.0-0.0-0 0 00.0-0.0-0 0 0 0 0 Alabama career ... has started all eieightght ggamesames 22009009 6 6-0-0 3 1 2 00.0-0.0-0 0 00.0-0.0-0 0 0 0 0 HIGHTHIGHTOWER’SOWER’S CAREER STATISTICS while recording at least two catches in seven 22010010 7- 7-33 1166 1100 6 00.0-0.0-0 0 00.0-0.0-0 0 0 0 0 TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles games ... has 20 receptions for 299 yards and TTOTALOTAL 23-3 22 12 1100 00.0-0.0-0 0 00.0-0.0-0 0 0 0 0 YearYear G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH SSksks FF FR PBU InIntt 22008008 14-12 6464 2626 38 2.5-2.5-66 6 00-0-0 1 2-2-00 0 00-0-0 two touctouchdownshdowns ... hashas gainedgained at lleasteast 50 yardsyards 22009009 4-4 1166 5 11 4.4.0-70-7 2 1.1.0-40-4 0 00-0-0 1 00-0-0 receivinreceivingg in four of the eieightght ggamesames ... ranks HARRIS’ CAREER HIGHS 22010010 8-8 42 22 2200 1.5-3 7 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 3 00-0-0 Tackles: 7 vs. Penn StateState,, 20120100 TOTAL 26-24 122 53 69 8.0-16 15 1.0-4 1 2-0 4 0-0-00 third on the team in receptions ... 13 ooff his 20 cacatchestches hhaveave beebeenn foforr a fi rst dodownwn andand twotwo HIGHTOWER’S CAREER HIGHS scores ... has six explosive plays ooff 15-yards or Tackles:Tackles: 11 vs. LSU, 2008 momore.re. San Jose State: StarteStartedd anandd instantinstantlyly TFL: 2.5 vs. Florida International, 2009 YarYardsds Lost 5 vs. FloridaFlorida International,International, 2009 impacteimpactedd tthehe TideTide passingpassing gamegame withwith threethree QB SacksSacks 1.0 vs. FloridaFlorida International,International, 2009 receptions for 66 yards, including a long of 34 Yards Lost 4 vs. Florida International, 2009 FForcedorced FumFumble:ble: 1 vs. ClemsonClemson & Tulane,Tulane, 2008 yaryardsds in a 48-3 win over tthehe Spartans. PePennnn QB Pressure 2 ((55 TimesTimes)) Last vs. Tennessee, 20102010 State: Again came through fforor the Tide with PPBU:BU: 1 (4 Times) Last vs. Tennessee, 20120100 three catches fforor 52 yards and a long play ooff 22 • MARK INGRAMINGRAM 11 times, gaining 41 yardsyards ... caugcaughtht a season- 7575 • BARRETT JJONESONES bbestest four passes for 16 yyardsards ... saw a reduced RB • 5-105-10 • 215 • JR • 2L OLOL • 6-56-5 • 330101 • SSOPHOPH • 1L nnumberumber ooff carries as the Tide ffellell behind early FLINT, MICH. (S(SOUTHWESTERN ACADEMY) aandnd wwentent ttoo tthehe aair.ir. MiMississippississippi: RRushedushed foforr 60 MEMPHIS, TENN. ((EEVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN) yyardsards on 15 carries in a 23-10 win over OleOle Miss • Reigning Heisman TrophyTrophy winner ... caught three passes fforor seven yards ... had • On the watch list for the Outland TrophTrophyy • On the watch list fforor the Maxwell AwardAward,, fi ve fi rst down rushes. Tennessee: RusRushedhed 14 • Has blocked forfor fourfour 100-yard100-yard rushers this Walter Camp POY and the Doak Walker ttimesimes for 88 yards and two scores ... averaged sseasoneason and 15 over his last 19 startstartss • Has 612 all-purpose yards while rushing 66.3.3 yardsyards per carry ... caughtcaught one pass ... hhadad for 544 yards in six games ffourour fi rst-down rushes, including a burst of 42 22010:010: Barrett Jones hhasas startestartedd aallll seven • Leads the team with eight rushing touch- yyardsards ffromrom the Tide’s own 8-yard line to mid ggamesames of the 2010 season and 21 straight ddownsowns fi eeld.ld. ggamesames at right guard ... a freshman All- • Ranks second in career touchdowns (37) AAmericanmerican in 2009 ... one the watch list fforor aandnd fourth in career yyardsards (2,930) tthehe Outland Trophy ... helped the Crimson IINGRAM’SNGRAM’S CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS • Averaging more yards per carry in 2010 RRushingushing Receivin Receivingg TTideide rank 25th nationally in total off ense, (6.4) than he did during his Heisman Tro- YYearear G-S Att Yds Av Avg.g. TD LP No. Yds Av Avg.g. TD LLPP rackingracking up 445.2 yards per game ... helped 22008008 14-14-00 141433 728 55.1.1 12 4400 7 5544 7.7 0 27 phy winning season of 2010 (6.1) 2009 14-13 271 11,658,658 6.1 17 70 32 334 10.4 3 6699 thethe Crimson TiTidede ranrankk 23r23rdd nationanationallylly in totatotall • His 90.67 yards per game ranks 32nd na- 22010010 6-66-6 8585 544544 6.46.4 8 5454 1313 6868 5.25.2 0 2020 off ense, racking up 440.75 yardsyards per game ... TTOTALOTAL 34-19 499 2,930 5.9 37 70 52 456 8.8 3 6699 tionalltionallyy and thrid in the SESECC thethe Tide also ranks 30th nationally running the ballball at 183.57 yards per game and 36th pass- INGRAM’SINGRAM’S CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS 2010: Mark Ingram, the reigning Heisman Rushes: 28 vs. Mississippi & Florida, 20092009 ing at 2453.88 ypg ... anchor of an off ensive TropTrophyhy winner, hashas returnedreturned in impressive YYards:ards: 246 vs. South Carolina, 20092009 lineline that has provided time for the nation’s Average (Min. 20 Att.): 10.2 vs. South Carolina, 20020099 ffashionashion aafterfter missing the fi rst two game ooff Long Play:Play: 70 vs. Mississippi State, 20020099 No. 8 quarterback in passing effieffi ciencyciency ... has the season againstagainst San Jose State and Penn ToucTouchdowns:hdowns: 3 vs. FFlorida,lorida, 20020099 blockedblocked for fi ve 100-100-yardyard rushers this season ReceReceptions:ptions: 5 vs. LSU, 20020099 State due to ininjuryjury ... underwent arthroscopic YYards:ards: 76 vs. Florida,Florida, 20020099 andand 16 during his UA career. SanSan Jose StateState: surgery on his left knee on August 31 ... aver- Long Play:Play: 69 vs. FFlorida,lorida, 20020099 Helped pave the way for the Crimson Tide to aging 6.4 yards per carry, which is ahead ofof YYardsards Per Carry:Carry: 16.8 at Duke, 2010 rushrush forfor 257 total yards. PennPenn StateState: Cleared a Touchdowns: 1 vs. VirVirginiaginia Tech, North Texas & Arkansas, 20020099 his 2009 pace ofof 6.1 ... has accounted forfor 544 pathpath fforor Trent Richardson to rush fforor a career- rusrushinghing yardsyards on just 85 carries andand a team- bestbest 144 yardsyards as thethe TiTidede totatotaledled 180 yaryardsds on bbestest eighteight touctouchdownshdowns in six games since hishis 3535 • NICO JOHNSON thethe ground.ground. DukeDuke: StartedStarted anandd hhelpedelped UA to a return ... has caught 13 passes for 68 yardsyards fastfast start scoringscoring 28 fi rst-quarter points and LBLB • 66-3-3 • 238 • SOPHSOPH • 1L ... has 26 fi rst down rushes, four fi rst-down 4545 fi rst-half points ... blocked for 626 yyardsards receptions and seven carries and one recep- ANDALUSIA, ALA. (ANDALUSIA) ofof total off ense, includingincluding 315 on the ground.ground. tion of 15-15-yardsyards or more this season ... has acac-- ArkansasArkansas: Helped the Crimson Tide mount counted for 612 all-purpose yyardsards ... earned 2010:2010: Nico Johnson has played in all eight a second-half comeback in FayettevilleFayetteville be- off ensive player of the week honors in his gamesgames anandd earneearnedd tthreehree starts at tthehe mimiddleddle hindhind a rushing attack led by 157 yards from fi rst two starts this season ... averaging 90.67 llinebackerinebacker ppositionosition … hhasas tatalliedllied 21 tactackleskles Mark Ingram and 227 total on the ground ... yarsd per game to rank 32nd nationally and wwhichhich ranks eieighthghth on the team and has helpedhelped Greg McElroy complete 69 percent ooff third in the SEC ... on the watch list fforor sevsev-- aaddeddded 14 solo stostopsps and an interceinterception.ption. SanSan hishis passes and complete all ffourour ooff his passes eraerall awards,awards, includingincluding thethe WalterWalter Camp PlayerPlayer JoJosese StateState: BeBegangan the season with three onon third down in the second half for 44 yards of the Year,Year, the Maxwell Award and the Doak ttackles,ackles, includinincludingg two solo stops aagainstgainst the andand ffourour fi rst dodowns.wns. FloridaFlorida: Cleared a pathpath WWalkeralker Award.Award. DukDukee: Accounted for 101 yyardsards SpSpartans.artans. PPennenn StateState: CameCame offoff the the benchbench forfor 170 rushing yardsyards and two Ingram touch- on his fi rst three carries in a gamegame the Tide bbutut did not record any statistics. DukeDuke: WasWas downsdowns while McElroyMcElroy completed 64.7 percent had in hand from the openinopeningg kickoff and fi n- nnamedamed one ooff the dedefensivefensive players ooff the ofof his passes with no picks. South Carolina: ished 151 yyardsards ... became the fi rst BCS playerplayer wweekeek by the Alabama coaching stastaffff … re- Started his 20th straight game at right guard in the last fi ve years to account for 150 yards ccordedorded six total tackles with ffourour solo stops, as the Tide passed for 315 yards. MississippiMississippi: on less than 10 carries ... on his fi rst play ffromrom iincludingncluding an assisted tackle for a loss. Arkan-Arkan- Helped the Crimson Tide total 319 yards ooff scrimmage, Ingram sprinted around the leleftft sas: Equaled a career highhigh with eieightght tackles, totaltotal ooffff ense in a methodical 23-10 win over siside,de, bbrokeroke a tactacklekle anandd raceracedd 48 yaryardsds to set iincludingncluding fi ve solo stops ... also broke up a thethe RebelsRebels at Bryant-Denny StaStadium.dium. Ten-Ten- up an Alabama touchdown ... after a carrcarryy for ppassass ... helhelpedped hold the No. 10 Razorbacks to nesseenessee: Earned his eight straight start at the three yards, he broke freefree two possessions jjustust 64 yyardsards rushing. FloridaFlorida: Recorded two leftleft guard position ... helped provide the time later fforor a 50 gallop through the Blue Devil de- ttackles,ackles, including a solo stop ... made his fi rst forfor the Tide to throw fforor 326 yards ... helped ffenseense ... fi nishednished with touchdowntouchdown runsruns ofof oneone ccareerareer interception on a kekeyy plaplayy on the goal provideprovide the blocks for Alabama to rush for anandd 17 yardsyards as hehe totaledtotaled 151 yaryardsds on nine lline,ine, picking offoff TreyTrey Burton jump-passjump-pass in the 210210 yaryards,ds, incincludingluding 119 bbyy RicRichardsonhardson anandd 88 carrcarries.ies. ArArkansaskansas: CarvedCarved up thethe RazorbacksRazorbacks eendnd zone.zone. SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina: Johnson plaplayedyed byby Ingram. defense to the tune of 157 yardsyards rushing and bbutut did not record anyany statistics as the Game- two touchdowns while catchincatchingg two passes ccocksocks employedemployed multiple receivers that kept for 27 yyardsards ... recorded three explosive plaplaysys tthehe Tide out ofof is regular 3-4 package. Ten-Ten- nenesseessee: Earned the start and recorded two 8 • JULIJULIOO JJONESONES with two rushes of 15 yardsyards or more and one WRWR • 66-4-4 • 222 • JR • 2L2L recereceptionption ... pproducedroduced one of the season’s best sosololo tackles.tackles. rrunsuns ththatat shshowcasedowcased aallll of his skills oonn a 554-4- FOLEY, ALA. (FOLEY) yyardard burst up the middle that included broken JOJOHNSON’SHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICS TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles • Leads the team with 45 recereceptionsptions fforor 669 tackles, two stiff arms and amazing balance to YYearear G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU Int remain ininboundsbounds anandd get into tthehe enendd zone ... 22009009 12-2 28 17 11 4.4.5-185-18 0 1.1.0-150-15 1 00-0-0 2 0-00-0 yyardsards and three scores 20102010 8-3 21 14 7 00.5-0.5-0 0 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 1 1-0 1-0 • On the BiletnikoBiletnikoffff Award Watch List fforor the carriecarriedd tthehe bballall aallll tthreehree times on tthehe go-ago-aheadhead TTOTALOTAL 20-4 49 31 18 5.0-18 0 1.0-15 1 0-0 3 1-1-00 scoring drive late in the ffourthourth quarter ffollow-ollow- natination’son’s bbestest rreceivereceiver • BrBrokeoke his llefteft hand in thethe middlmiddlee of ththee ing a Ryan Mallett interception ... two carries JOHNSON’SJOHNSON’S CAREER HIGHHIGHSS were out ofof the Wildcat and the fi nal was a Tackles:Tackles: 8 vs. Tennessee, 2009 anandd ArArkansas,kansas, 20120100 SoutSouthh CarolinaCarolina game whilewhile catchingcatching eigeightht TFL: 1 vs. NorthNorth Texas & LSU, 20020099 one-yarone-yardd pplungelunge witwithh McEMcElroylroy bbackack ununderder passes fforor a season-high 118 yards YYardsards Lost: 15 vs. LSU, 2009 • Underwent surgery on Monday followingfollowing cencenter.ter. FloridFloridaa: Found the end zone two more QQBB Sacks:Sacks: 1 vs. LSU, 20092009 times as the Crimson Tide beat the No. 7 Ga- YYardsards Lost: 15 vs. LSU, 2009 the USC game and returned to practice that IInterceptions:nterceptions: 1 vs. Florida, 20120100 aftafternoon.ernoon. tors 31-6 at Bryant-Denny Stadium ... rushed Fumble Caused: 1 vs. MississiMississippi,ppi, 20020099 12 times forfor 46 yards with two fi rst downs ... PBU: 1 (3 Times) Last vs. ArArkansas,kansas, 2010 • Has 21 catches fforor 347 yards and a touchtouch-- caught three passes for 19 yards and two fi rst ddownown since bbreakingreaking hhisis hhandand earearlyly in tthehe downs. South Carolina: Carried the ball just UUSCSC game (last three games• Has more yards and catches in eight games this season catchescatches went fforor 38-yards or more ... earned tackles in a 48-3 win over the SSpartanspartans ... had tthanhan 13 llastast yyearear UA coaching staff off ensive player of the tthreehree sosololo stops as thethe TideTide limitedlimited SJSU to • RanksRanks secondsecond in career receiving yardsyards at weekweek hohonors.nors. 175 totatotall yards.yards. PePennnn StateState: PlayedPlayed at bbothoth AAlabamalabama (2,139), tthirdhird in recereceptionsptions (146) llinebackerinebacker anandd on sspecialpecial teams bbutut ddidid not aandnd second in 100-100-yardyard games (7(7)) JONES’JONES’ CAREER STATISTICS have a tackle. DDukeuke: Made one solo stop in the • His 221 receiving yardsyards at Tennessee was an ReceivingReceiving TiTide’sde’s 662-132-13 win ooverver tthehe BBluelue DDevils.evils. ArArkan-kan- Year G-S No. Yards Avg. TD LP AAlabamalabama singsingle-gamele-game recorrecordd 20020088 14-14 5858 924924 15.915.9 4 64 ssas:as: CCameame ooffff the bench to record two tackles, 2009 13-1313-13 4343 596 113.93.9 4 7733 including a solo stop. Florida: PPlayedlayed but was 20201010 8-8 4545 669 14.14.99 3 47 2010: JulioJulio Jones hashas beenbeen in All-AmericaAll-America TOTAL 35-35 146 2,189 15.0 11 7733 fforcedorced out ooff the game in the fi rst halhalff with a form during in the 2010 season ... the junior strained hamstring. RRushingushing leads the team with 45 receptions fforor 669 Year G-S No. Yards AvAvg.g. TD LP LP yards and three touchdowns ... also has two 2009 13-1313-13 2 4 2.0 2.0 0 5 JJORDAN’SORDAN’S CAREER STATISTICS PLAYER rush for 19 yards out of the Wildcat ... 32 of his 20201010 8-8 2 1919 9.59.5 0 1313 Tackles Fumbles TOTAL 25-25 4 23 5.8 0 13 YYearear G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU InIntt 45 receptions have gone for fi rst downs ... has 20020088 110-00-0 3 0 3 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 19 explosive plays of 15-yards or more on the PPuntunt Returns 2009 14-014-0 12 1100 2 00-0-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 Year No. YarYardsds Avg.Avg. TD LLPP 20201010 7-07-0 9 4 5 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 season, including 17 catches and a two punts 2009 5 7575 1 15.05.0 0 33 TOTAL 31-0 24 14 10 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0-00 20201010 5 44 8.8 0 41 PROFILES return ... has 768 all-purpose yards ... averag- TTOTALOTAL 1010 119119 11.911.9 0 4141 ing 36 yards on kickoff returns and 8.8 yards JORDAN’SJORDAN’S CAREER HIGHS on punt returns ... is tied for 36th nationally KiKickck Returns Year No. Yards Avg.Avg. TD LLPP Tackles:Tackles: 6 vs. North Texas, 2009 & Penn State, 2010 and fourth in the SEC with 5.62 catches per 2009 game while ranking 26th nationallynationally and sec- 20201010 1 36 36.036.0 0 36 TOTAL 1 36.0 0 0 36 ond in the SEC with 83.62 yards per game ... has been selected as a player ooff the week by JONES’JONES’ CAREER HIGHHIGHSS 21 • DRE KIRKPATRICK the Alabama coachincoachingg staff six times in eieightght Receptions:Receptions: 12 vs. Tennessee, 2010 DBDB • 6-36-3 • 190190 • SOPHSOPH • 1L YYards:ards: 221 vs. Tennessee,Tennessee, 2010 ggamesames this season, earningearning four off ensive LLongong Play:Play: 73 vs. LSU, 2009 GADSDEN, ALA. (G(GADSDEN CITY) awards and two for his plaplayy on special teams TTouchdowns:ouchdowns: 1 (11(11 Times)Times) Last vs. South Carolina, 2010 RRushes:ushes: 1 (3(3 Times)Times) Last vs. San Jose State, 20102010 • Leads the secondarsecondaryy in tackles for loss ... suff ered a fractured left hand in the South YYards:ards: 13 vs. San Jose State, 2010 Carolina game ... did not leave the game but LLongong Play:Play: 13 vs. San Jose State, 2010 with fourfour KKOO Returns: 1 vs. Western Kentucky,Kentucky, 2008 and Duke, 2010 • Tied forfor 28th nationallynationally and fi fthfth in the SEC has surgery the following day to insert a plate YYards:ards: 36 vs. DukeDuke,, 2010 and screws to stabilize his hand ... has 347 yards PuPuntnt ReReturns:turns: in interceptions with three (.38 per ggame)ame) on 21 receptions since his injury ... returned to YYards:ards: 41 vs. Florida, 2010 practice on Monday ffollowingollowing the injury and 2010: Dre KirkpatrickKirkpatrick hhasas ddevelopedeveloped into a played the following Saturday vs. Mississippi. starter at cornercornerbackback anandd is quicquicklykly bbecom-ecom- San JoseJose StateState: Was nearlynearly unstoppable in the 9 • PHELON JONES iningg a star for the Crimson Tide defense ... has Crimson Tide’s season oopenerpener with 93 receiv- DB • 5-11 • 199199 • JR • TRTR 39 ttacklesackles oonn ththee sseasoneason ttoo rrankank thirthirdd oonn ththee team ... has four pass breakups and three in- ing yyardsards on six receptions and a touchdown MOBILE, ALA. (LSU) ... rushed the ball one time for 13 yardsyards ... fi n- terceptions returned for 30 yyardsards ... leads the ished with 106 all-purpose yyards.ards. Penn StateState: 2010:2010: PhelonPhelon Jones has played in fi ve games secondarsecondaryy with four tackles for loss and is Caught four passes against the Nittany Lions in tthehe Crimson TideTide seconsecondarydary … hhasas recorrecord-d- second in interceptions at .38 per game. SanSan fforor 49 yards with a long ofof 21 yards. DukeDuke: Re-Re- ed 11 tackles,tackles, includingincluding eighteight sosololo stops anandd Jose StateState: Made his fi rst career start against corded his fi rst 100-yard receiving game ooff hhasas broken upup one passpass attempt.attempt. San JJoseose the Spartans and made two solo tackles and the season with 106 yards on fi ve receptions StatStatee: Came off the bench but did not reregis-gis- bbrokeroke upup a passpass as AlabamaAlabama limitlimit SJSU to 175 ... all fi ve catches went for at least 10 yards, ter a tackle. PPennenn StateState: Tallied two solo tack-tack- totatotall yardsyards andand just 86 in thethe air. PennPenn StateState: including balls of 12, 35, 18, 10 and 31 yyardsards ... lleses against the No. 18 NittanNittanyy Lions. DukDukee: Re- LoLoggedgged a career-best fi ve tackles and a pass sscoredcored his secondsecond touchdowntouchdown ofof thethe seasonseason ccordedorded fi ve tackles, including three solo stops breakup in a win over the No. 18 NittanyNittany Lions. and returned one kickoff for 36 yards.yards. Arkan- and broke uupp one ppassass … helhelpedped hold the Blue DukDukee: ReRegisteredgistered his fi rst career interception sas: Was named the special teams playerplayer of Devils to just 156 yards passing. TTennesseeennessee: in thethe win ... mademade twotwo ssoloolo ttacklesackles aandnd oonene the week bbyy the Crimson Tide coaching staff TTalliedallied ffourour tackles, including three solo stops aassistssist forfor threethree totaltotal tacklestackles ... alsoalso recordedrecorded for his outstanding play on punt coverage ... recorded a tackle fforor a loss ooff ffourour yards. his fi rst tackle fforor loss, dropping a Blue Devil and blockinblockingg on kickoff returns ... caughtcaught fi ve ball carrier for a loss of two yards.yards. ArkArkan-an- passes for 55 yyardsards with a long of 19 and two JOJONES’NES’ CAREER STATISTICS ssasas: His fourth-quarterfourth-quarter interception ooff Hogs’ explosive playsplays of 15 yardsyards or more ... ran the TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles quarterback RRyanyan Mallett sealed the Crimson Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH SSksks FF FR PBU InIntt Tide’s comeback win ... registered a career- ball one time out of the Wildcat for one yyard.ard. 20201010 6-06-0 11 8 3 1.1.0-40-4 0 00-0-0 0 0 1 0-00-0 FlFloridaorida: Caught ffourour passes fforor 19 yyardsards with TTOTALOTAL 6-06-0 11 8 3 1.1.0-40-4 0 0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0-0-0 best nine tackles, including seven solo tackles a long ooff 15 yyardsards as the Tide put the No. 7 ... made a tackle for loss (-5 yards). FFloridalorida: Gators awayaway earlyearly in the second quarter ... re- JONES’JONES’ CAREER HIGHHIGHSS Made fi ve tackles with ffourour solo stops ... his Tackles:Tackles: 5 vs. Duke,Duke, 20102010 seconsecond-quarterd-quarter interception setup a Marquis corded the longest punt return ooff his career TFL: with a 41-yard41-yard burst vs. UF ... also picked up QQuarterbackuarterback Sacks: Maze to MicMichaelhael WiWilliamslliams touctouchdownhdown pass YaYardsrds LLost:ost: ououtt ooff ththee WilWildcatdcat ... hhadad a ttackleackle fforor llossoss fforor a ffumbleumble and advanced it fi ve yards.yards. SouthSouth IInterceptions:nterceptions: CCarolinaarolina: Caught a season-high eight passes ReReturnturn YYardsards the third straistraightght ggame,ame, this time for a loss of for 118 yardsyards and a touchdown ... the scor- PPassass Breakups:Breakups: 1 vs. Duke,Duke, 2010 eight yyardsards ... forced his fi rst career fumble. QuarterbackQuarterback Pressures: SoSouthuth CarCarolinaolina: Had four solo tackles in a ing playplay as an eight-eight-yardyard strike ffromrom Greg FForcedorced FumFumbles:bles: McElroMcElroyy with 38 seconds remaining in the 335-215-21 loss to the Gamecocks — the fi rst loss fi rst halhalff ... caughtcaught fi ve passes that resulted fforor UA during Kirkpatrick’s time at the Cap- in fi rst downs and had three receptions of 15 3636 • CHRIS JORDANJORDAN ststone.one. MississiMississippippi: LLeded ththee tteameam with sseveneven solo tackles ... broke up one pass and re- yyardsards or more, including a long of 26 yards.yards. LB • 6-36-3 • 232 • JR • 22LL corded a tackle fforor loss ooff minus-two yards MMississippiississippi: Started and caucaughtght one pass fforor BRENTWOOD, TENN. ((BBRENTWOOD ACADEMY) eight yards just six days ffollowingollowing surgery to in the Crimson Tide’s 23-10 win over Missis- insert a plate and screws into his broken leleftft sippi. TTennesseeennessee: Totaled ffourour tackles with 2010:2010: ChrisChris JJordanordan hhasas sseeneen acactiontion in six three solo stostopsps ... broke uupp one ppassass as the hand. TennesseeTennessee: Turned in one ooff the best gamesgames at WiWillll llinebackerinebacker ... hhasas nine tactackleskles receiving perperformanceformance in school history with Tide limited the Volunteers to just 156 passing onon the season with ffourour solo stostops.ps. SanSan Jose yards and no scores through the air. 12 catches for a record 221 yards in a 41-10 StateState: Was named one ooff the defensivedefensive play- win in Knoxville ... nine ooff his 12 recereceptionsptions re- ersers of the week by the Alabama coaching sulted in Crimson Tide fi rst downs while four staffstaff ... fi nishnisheded ssecondecond oonn ththee tteameam with six KIRKPATRICK’SKIRKPATRICK’S CCAREERAREER STATISTICSSTATISTICS sacksack and intercepted a pass in his fi rst ggameame ofof 29 • CODYCODY MANDELMANDELLL TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles tthehe season.season. Penn StatStatee: ReRegisteredgistered fi ve tacktack-- Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU IntInt P • 6-46-4 • 201201 • FR • HS 2009 12-0 8 3 5 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0- 0-00 lleses and returned a ffumbleumble 89 yards against 22010010 8-8 39 30 9 4.4.0-170-17 0 00-0-0 1 00-0-0 4 33-30-30 tthehe No. 18 Nittany Lions … aaddeddded hhisis seconsecondd LAFAYETTE, LA. ((AACADIANA) TOTOTALTAL 119-79-7 47 33 14 4.4.0-170-17 0 0 0-0-0 1 0 0-0-0 4 3 3-30-30 iinterceptionnterception iinn as manmanyy games. DukeDuke: TalliedTallied 2010:2010: CodyCody MandellMandell hashas earnedearned thethe punting KIRKPATRICK’SKIRKPATRICK’S CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS fourfour solo tackles against the Blue Devils. Ar-Ar- Tackles:Tackles: 9 vs. Arkansas,Arkansas, 20120100 kansaskansas: Turned in a career performanceperformance in the dudutiesties forfor ththee CrimsCrimsonon TiTidede aass a trtrueue frfresh-esh- TFL: 1.0 (4 Times) Last vs. Mississippi, 20120100 mmanan … has played in all eight games and YYardsards Lost: 8 vs. Arkansas, 20102010 Tide’s comeback win against the Razorbacks Interceptions: 1 (3 Times) Last vs. Florida, 20120100 ... talliedtallied a career-career-bestbest seven tactackleskles anandd two ppuntedunted 24 times for 965 yards, averaging Return Yards: 21 vs. Duke, 20120100 440.20.2 yardsyards per punt … hhasas recorrecordedded eigeightht PBUs: 1 vs. (3 Times) Last vs. Mississippi, 20120100 interceptions ... was named the Bronko Na- gurskigurski National DeDefensivefensive Player ooff the Week ppuntsunts of over 50 yards and nine inside the and the Jim ThorThorpepe Defensive Back of the 220.0. SanSan Jose State: Recorded three punts for Week ... returned his second pick 33 yards to 122 yardsyards forfor an average ooff 40.7 yyardsards … reg- 42 • EDDIE LACY istered a long of 52 yards. PennPenn StateState: PPuntedunted RB • 6-0 • 212 • FR • RS setupsetup Alabama’s go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter. FloridaFlorida: EarnedEarned tthehe start tthreehree times for 111 yards for an average of 37 … GEISMAR, LA. (DUTCHTOWN) and registered fi ve tackles, including two solo nnailedailed one punt inside the 20 yard line. DukeDuke: stops.stops. SouthSouth CarCarolinaolina: RecordedRecorded threethree tack-tack- PPuntedunted twice for 81 yards for an average of 2010:2010: Eddie Lacy has come off the bench les,les, includingincluding a solo stop againstagainst the No. 19 440.50.5 … tallied a long ofof 47 yards.yards. ArkansasArkansas: at running back and plaplayedyed a role on spe- Gamecocks.Gamecocks. Mississippi: Tallied fi ve tackles, PPuntedunted three times for 137 yards for an av- cialcial tteamseams fforor ththee TiTidede … hhasas cacarriedrried ththee baballll includingincluding two solosolo stops ... registeredregistered a quar-quar- eeragerage of 45.7 yards ... tallied one punt of 59 30 times for 204 yards and has tallied three terback hurryhurry and broke up a pass. Tennes-Tennes- yyardsards and kept the No. 10 Razorbacks inside touchdownstouchdowns … has added two catches fforor seesee: Registered his fi fth interception of the ththee 20 on two occasions. FFloridalorida: Punted four 18 yaryardsds anandd hhasas registereregisteredd tthreehree tactackleskles on seasonseason anandd returnereturnedd it 20 yaryardsds ... tatalliedllied two ttimesimes fforor 161 yyardsards ... averaged 40.2 yyardsards per kickoff coverage. SSanan Jose StateState: In hihiss fi rrstst tackles, includingincluding a solo stop. ppuntunt with a long of 53 yyards.ards. SSouthouth Carolina: career ggameame he rushed the ball 13 times for 111 PPuntedunted twice for 68 yyardsards ... averaged 34 yaryardsds anandd aaddeddded two touctouchdownshdowns … caugcaughtht LESTER’S CAREERCAREER STATISTICSSTATISTICS yyardsards per punt with a long of 53. MMississippiississippi: one pass for three yyardsards … tallied one tackle Tackles Fumbles PPuntedunted fi ve times fforor 191 yards and a total ooff Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QQBHBH Sks FF FR PBU InIntt on sspecialpecial teams. PPennenn StateState: Carried the 22009009 8-08-0 8 6 2 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 338.28.2 yards per kick ... drilled two punts over ball six times for 21 yyards.ards. DukDukee: RRushedushed ththee 22010010 8-8 3232 18 14 1.5-101.5-10 1 1.0-91.0-9 0 1-891-89 2 55-68-68 5500 yards and placed fourfour attempts inside the ball seven times for 52 yyardsards and scored a TTOTALOTAL 16-816-8 4040 24 16 16 1.5-101.5-10 1 1.0-91.0-9 0 1-891-89 2 5- 5-6868 2020.. Tennessee: Punted twice for 94 yards, av- ttouchdownouchdown … caught one pass for 15 yyardsards … LESTER’S CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS eeragingraging 47 yyardsards per punt with a long of 51. assisted on one tackle on special teams. AAr-r- Tackles: 7 vs. Arkansas,Arkansas, 2010 PuntingPunting kkansasansas: Found time on special teams but did TFL: 1 vs. San Jose State, 2010 YYardsards Lost: 9 vs San Jose StateState,, 2010 In had Ret. Net Net not record any statistics. Florida: CCameame off QQuarterbackuarterback Sacks:Sacks: 1 vs. San Jose State,State, 2010 YYearear G-S No. YdsYds AvAvg.g. LnLngg 20 50+ BlkBlk YdsYds YdsYds Avg.Avg. tthehe bench and tallied 20 yards on four carries YYardsards Lost: 9 vs. San Jose State, 2010 IInterceptions:nterceptions: 2 vs. Arkansas,Arkansas, 2010 22010010 8-8 24 965 440.20.2 59 9 8 0 3232 933 38.938.9 with a long run ofof eight yards. MiMississippississippi: ReReturnturn YYardsards 33 vs. ArkansasArkansas 22010010 TOTOTALTAL 8-8 24 965965 40.240.2 5959 9 8 0 32 9 93333 38. 38.99 Assisted on a tackle on kickoff coveracoverage.ge. PPassass Breakups:Breakups: 1 vs. San Jose State anandd Mississippi, 2010 QQuarterbackuarterback Pressures: 1 vs. Mississippi, 2010 FoForcedrced FFumbles:umbles: MANDELL’SMANDELL’S CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS RReturneturn Yards:Yards: 89 vs. Penn State, 2010 LALACY’SCY’S CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS Punts: 5 vs. Mississippi, 20102010 RusRushinghing Rece Receivingiving YYards:ards: 191 vs. Mississippi, 2010 Year G-S Att Y Ydsds AvAvg.g. TD LP No. Y Ydsds AvAvg.g. TD LP Long: 59 vs. ArArkansas,kansas, 20120100 22010010 7-7-00 30 220404 66.8.8 3 3377 2 18 99.0.0 0 1155 AveraAverage:ge: 47.0 vs. Tennessee, 2010 TOTOTALTAL 7-7-00 2266 184 7.1 3 3 377 2 18 9 9.0.0 0 1 155 29 • WILL LLOWERYOWERY IInsidenside 20: 4 vs. MississiMississippi,ppi, 20120100 DB • 5-105-10 • 188 • SOPHSOPH • SQSQ 50+ Yards:Yards: 2 vs. San Jose State, 2010 LACY’SLACY’S CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS BBlocked:locked: Rushes:Rushes: 13 vs. San Jose State, 20120100 HOOVER, ALA. (HOOVER) YYards:ards: 111 vs. San Jose State, 20120100 Long Play:Play: 37 vs. San Jose State, 20120100 Touchdowns: 2 vs. San Jose StateState,, 20102010 2010:2010: Will Lowery has taken fullfull advantage ooff 4 • MARQUISMARQUIS MAZEMAZE ReceReceptions:ptions: 1 vs. San Jose State and Duke, 20120100 hhisis plaplayingying time in the secondarsecondaryy as a walkwalk-- WRWR • 5-10 • 182 • JR • 2L2L YYards:ards: 15 vs. DuDuke,ke, 20102010 oonn bbyy fi nding time in all eight games … has Long Play:Play: 15 vs. Duke, 20120100 TARRANT, ALA. (T(TARRANT) TTouchdowns:ouchdowns: totaled 20 tackles with 11 solo stopsstops and inter- cceptedepted two passes. SanSan JoseJose StateState: RecorRecordedded 2010:2010: Marquis Maze has plaplayedyed in all eight two tackles, including one solo stop in his fi rst gamesgames and made ffourour starts fforor the Tide in 37 • ROBERTROBERT LESTER ccollegiateollegiate ggame.ame. PennPenn StateState: ReRegisteredgistered three 22010010 ... has 21 receptions for 314 yyardsards and one DB • 6-2 • 206 • SOPH • 1L tackles and picked off a pass aagainstgainst the No. touchdowntouchdown ... averaging 15 yyardsards per catch ... 18 NittanNittanyy Lions. DukeDuke: PlaPlayedyed but did not FOLEY, ALA. (FOLEY) hhasas 18 explosive plaplaysys ooff 15 yyardsards or more on rrecordecord ananyy statistics. ArkansasArkansas: Came off the tthehe season, including 10 receptions and seven • Ranks tied forfor fourthfourth nationally with .62 bbenchench to reregistergister four solo tackles. FloridaFlorida: ppuntunt returns ... also has 15 fi rst-down catches interceptions per ggameame (5 INT) and tied for CCameame off the bench to talltallyy two solo tackles. oonn the yearyear and has tossed a touchdown as ththee SEC lleadead SSouthouth CarolinaCarolina: Intercepted his second pass wwell.ell. SSanan Jose StateState: Hauled in a 48-yard48-yard • Fifth on the team in tackles with 32 durinduringg of the season ooffff a tipped breakup. Missis-Missis- ttouchdownouchdown pass and fi nished with three grabs his fi rst season as a starter sisippippi: Assisted on three tackles and broke up fforor 68 yards. Penn StateState: Saw his fi rst action a pass. TeTennesseennessee: Was named one ooff the de- aass the Wildcat quarterback, keeping fforor a run 22010:010: RRobertobert Lester has started all eight fensive playersplayers of the week bbyy the Alabama ooff seven yards ... also caught two passes for games at the sasafetyfety position fforor the Crimson coachingcoaching staffstaff ... registered a career-best six 2288 yyards.ards. DukDukee: Made one catch for 16 yyardsards Tide in 2010 … has totaled 32 tackles, includ- tackles, including two solo stops. in a 62-1362-13 rrouteoute ooff ththee BlueBlue Devils.Devils. AArkansasrkansas: ing 18 solo stops to rank fi fthfth on the team … SStartedtarted and caught three passes for 33 yards has recorded one sack fforor a loss ooff nine yyardsards LOWERY’SLOWERY’S CAREER STATISTICS wwithith a long of 18 yards ... two catches resulted Tackles Fumbles … has tallied fi ve interceptions and returned Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QQBHBH Sks FF FR PBU InIntt in fi rst dodownswns fforor ththee CrimsCrimsonon Tide.Tide. FFloridalorida: a fumble 89 yards ... was named the Bronko 20201010 8-08-0 2200 11 9 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 1 2-0 2-0 CCaughtaught one pass fforor 13 yards ... tossed his NNagurskiagurski National DeDefensivefensive Player ooff the TTOTALOTAL 7-07-0 14 9 5 0 0-0-0 0 0 0-0-0 0 0 0-0-0 1 2-2-00 fi rst career touchdown ... threw a pass fforor Week and the Jim Thorpe DeDefensivefensive Back ooff a 19-yard touchdown out ofof the wildcat to tthehe Week followingfollowing his two interception per- LOWERY’S CAREER HIGHS Tackles:Tackles: 6 vs. Tennessee, 2010 ttightight end Michael Williams. South Carolina: fformanceormance at Arkansas ... ranks tied fforor ffourthourth IInterceptions:nterceptions: 1 vs. Penn State anandd SoutSouthh CaroCarolina,lina, 2010 CCaughtaught four passes for 41 yards with a long nationally with .62 per game and is also tied PPassass Breakups:Breakups: 1 vs. Mississippi, 2010 rreceptioneception ofof 20 yards ... returned one punt fforor fforor the SEC lead. San Jose State: Recorded a 2288 yards and returned a kick 31 yardsyards.. thrownthhihiii539rown eighteight interceptionsinterceptions inin 539 career at-at- MississippiMississippi: Was namednamed thethe SEC Co-SCo-Specialpecial Rushes:Rushes: 1 vs. San Jose State anandd Duke,Duke, 20102010 temptstempts forfor one ever 67.38 attempts,attempts, which is Yards: -2 vs. San Jose State, 20102010 Teams Player ofof the Week and was honored ththee bestbest markmark in schoolschool andand SEC hhistoryistory ... hhasas LLong:ong: ggoneone 121 pass attempts witwithouthout an intercep- by his coaching staff as well ... totaled 168 Touchdowns: yards ooff total ooffff ense ... caught three passes TotaTotall Touchdowns:Touchdowns: 1 vs. San Jose State,State, 20102010 ttion,ion, whichwhich is thethe sixthsixth llongestongest in scschoolhool hhistoryistory fforor 42 yards, including a long reception ooff 20 aandnd McElroy’s third-best streak ... a member of yards ... returned six punts for 125 yards with tthehe watch list for the ManningManning Award, a semi- a lonlongg return of 37 ... rushed the ball once for 5252 • ALFRED McCULLOUGHMcCULLOUGH fi nnalistalist foforr ththee UUnitasnitas GGoldenolden Arm AwAwardard aandnd SSanan Jose StateState one yard. TennesseeTennessee: Hauled in ffourour passes OLOL • 6-26-2 • 309309 • JR • 1L tthehe Davey O’Brien Award. : for a season-best 73 yards ... tallied a long re- ATHENS, ALA. (ATHENS) Completed 81.3 percent of his passes (13 of ception of 36 yyards.ards. 16) forfor 218 yards ...tossed one touchdown on 2010: AlfredAlfred McCullough has played in six a 48-yard strike to Marquis Maze in a 48-3 MAZE’S CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS gamesgames on the off ensive line, including two win.win. PennPenn StateState: Was 16-for-24 passing for PLAYER ReceivingReceiving 229 yards and two touchdowns in a 24-3 win Year G-S No. Yards AvAvg.g. TD LP LP starts.starts. SanSan Jose StateState: Earned his fi rst play- 22008008 14-4 11 137137 12.512.5 2 34 ing time of the season against the Spartans … overover the Big Ten’s Nittany Lions ... found Kevin 22009009 14-11 3131 523523 16.916.9 2 80 80 helpedhelped the Tide run for 257 yards and amass Norwood on a 36-36-yardyard catch and run and then 22010010 8-3883-3 21 314314 15.015.0 1 48 48 TOTAL 36-19 63 974 15.5 5 8080 591 yards of total off ense. Penn StateState: CCameame preciselyprecisely placed a 14-yard pass to Preston Dial

in the end zone for his second score, just over PROFILES RushinRushingg offoff the bench on the off ensive line and helped Year G-S No. Yards AvAvg.g. TD LP LP thethe Tide total 409 yards ofof total offoff ense … thethe defendersdefenders outstretched fi ngers. Duke: 22008008 14-4 1 1 1.01.0 0 1 Carved through the Blue Devil defense with 22009009 14-11 4 7 1.8 0 7 helpedhelped pave the wayway for Trent Richardson to 22010010 8-3883-3 2 8 4.04.0 0 7 becomebecome the fi rst runninrunningg back to amass over ease,ease, accounting for 258 yyardsards through the TOTAL 36-19 7 17 2.3 0 7 100 yards against the Nittany Lions in past 17 airair and three fi rst-half touchdown ppassesasses ... a KickoKickoffff Returns games.games. ArkansasArkansas: Came off the bench to help nine-yardnine-yard throw to Darius Hanks on the fi rst Year No. Yards AvAvg.g. TD LPLP possession,possession, an 18-yard bullet to Julio Jones 22008008 1 1919 19.019.0 0 1919 provideprovide the holes fforor the Tide to rush fforor 227 22010010 1 3131 331.01.0 0 31 yards,yards, including 157 bbyy Mark ingram. FloridaFlorida: andand then a 15-15-yardyard toss to Dial ... completed TTOTALOTAL 2 50 25.025.0 0 31 CameCame off the bench late to helhelpp the Tide rush 7070 percent of his passes but did throw his fi rst Punt RReturnseturns forfor 170 yards.yards. MississippiMississippi: WWasas nnamedamed oonene ooff interception of the yyear,ear, snapping a string of Year No. YarYardsds Avg.Avg. TD LPLP 149 in a row dating back to the LSU game 22008008 2 8 4.04.0 0 5 thethe offoff ensive players ooff the week by the Ala- 22010010 11 183183 16.616.6 0 3377 bamabama coaching stastaffff ... earned his fi rst career lastlast sseason.eason. ArkArkansasansas: Threw for 194 yards TOTAL 13 191 14.7 0 start at the right tackle position. Tennessee: oonn 18-of-26 passinpassingg with a touchdown and MAZE’S CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS EarnedEarned thethe start at tthehe rigrightht tactacklekle position ... ttwowo interceptions ... was 4 fforor 4 in the second Receptions: 6 vs. LSU, 2009 helpedhelped provideprovide the time for the Tide to throw hhalfalf on third down fforor 44 yards and ffourour fi rst YarYards:ds: 96 vs. FFlorida,lorida, 20092009 ddownsowns ... had fi ve completions ooff 15 yards or Long Play:Play: 80 vs. Arkansas, 20020099 forfor 326 yyardsards ... helped provide the blocks for Touchdown: 1 (5(5 Times)Times) Last vs. San Jose State, 20120100 AlabamaAlabama to rush for 210 yyards,ards, including 119 momore.re. FFloridalorida: CompletedCompleted 11-of-17 ppassesasses for RusRushes:hes: 1 (6 Times) Last vs. Penn State, 20102010 8844 yyardsards with no turnovers ... ran seven times YarYards:ds: 7 vs. Mississippi State, 2009 & Penn State, 20120100 by Trent Richardson. Punt Returns: 2 vs. DuDuke,ke, 20120100 for 33 yardsyards (including two sacks for minus-2 YarYards:ds: 28 vs. SoutSouthh Carolina,Carolina, 20102010 yyards)ards) with a long of 17 yyardsards ... improved to Kickoff Returns: 1 vs. Arkansas, 2008 and South Carolina, 20120100 McCULLOUGH’SMcCULLOUGH’S CAREER STATISTICSSTATISTICS TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles Yards: 31 vs. South CarolinaCarolina,, 20102010 2-0 against Florida. SSouthouth Carolina: ThrThrewew YYearear G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH SSksks FF FR PBU Int Int 22007007 1-01-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 for a career-high 315 yards on 27-of-34 passpass-- iningg with two touchdowns ... had a passer ef- 1010 • A.J. MMcCARRONcCARRON fi ciency rating ofof 176.65 ... had a long ofof 51 QBQB • 66-4-4 • 119090 • FR • RRSS 12 • GREGGREG MMcELROYcELROY yyardsards on a scoring stristrikeke to Darius HanHanksks ... ccompletedompleted 79.4 percent ooff his passes against MOBILE, ALA. (ST. PAUL’S) QBQB • 6-36-3 • 220220 • SR • 2L Gamecocks, which is the second-best sinsingle-gle- SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS (SOUTHLAKE CARROLL) season mark in school historyhistory for a quarter- 2010: A.J. McCarronMcCarron hashas foundfound timetime in allall bbackack completincompletingg at least 20 passes ... spread eight games this season, four of which were • NFF NationaNationall ScScholar-Athleteholar-Athlete - just tthehe tthehe ball around to eighteight diff erent receivers. at tthehe quarterquarterbackback position ... is tthehe primary ssixthixth in school historyhistory and a fi nalist for the MMississippiississippi: Completed fi ve throws of 15 holder on fi eld goal attempts … has thrown CCampbellampbell Award (Academic Heisman) yyardsards or more including a career-best 85- for 169 yyardsards on 15-for-24 passing with two • SSemifiemifi nalist fforor ththee UUnitasnitas GGoldenolden Arm yyardard completion to Trent Richardson in the touchdowns.touchdowns. San JoseJose StateState: EarnedEarned his fi rst AAwardward tthirdhird quarter that sealed the win fforor the Tide cocollegiatellegiate pplayinglaying time in tthehe season opener • Ranks eighth nationallnationallyy in pass effi ciencyciency ...... threw for 219 yardsyards while completing 68 … threw forfor 116 yards on 9-for-149-for-14 passing … • CompletingCompleting 70.6 percent of his passes ppercentercent of his passes with two touchdowns ttossedossed his fi rst cacareerreer ttouchdownouchdown oonn a 34-34- • Just the ninth qquarterbackuarterback in school hishis-- fforor a passer eeffiffi ciencciencyy ooff 167.98. TTennesseeennessee: yyardard strike to Julio Jones. PePennnn StateState: DiDidd nnotot tortoryy to pass for 4,000 yyardsards (did so in jjustust Threw fforor 264 yyardsards on 21-o21-of-32f-32 passing ... fi ndnd timtimee bebehindhind cecenternter bubutt wwasas ththee hholderolder oonn 2200 startsstarts)) ccompletedompleted his fourth staright game without fi eld goals.goals. DukeDuke: Was 3-of-6 passinpassingg for 53 • Has not thrown an interceptioninterception in 121 passpass aann interception ... compeleted three throws ooff yards with a long ofof 20 yards. FloridaFlorida: CCameame aattempts,ttempts, which is the sixth-best mark in 35 yyardsards or more ... ffoundound Julio Jones 12 times off the bench late but did not trow a ppassass ... sschoolchool history and McElroy’s third-best mark fforor a school-record 221 yyards.ards. rushed one time for two yards.yards. SouthSouth Caro-Caro- • Fourth amonamongg active NCAA quarterback lilinana: Had a pass dropped ooffff a fakefake fi eld ggoaloal with a career passer ratinratingg ooff 150.4150.422 MMCELROY’SCELROY’S CAREER STATISTICS attempt as the holder. TeTennesseennessee: Was a per- PassinPassingg RushinRushingg fect 3-for-3 passinpassingg with a touchdown ... con- 22010:010: Greg McElroMcElroyy has been outstanding YYearear G-S C-A-I Pct. YYdsds TD LP Att YYdsds Avg. TD LLPP 22007007 2-2-00 8-8-9-09-0 88.88.99 7733 1 3322 0 0 00.0.0 0 0 nected with Julio Jones on a 47 yyardard pass ... tthroughhrough the fi rst eight games ooff his senior 22008008 66-0-0 8-11-1 72.7 121233 1 3344 0 0 00.0.0 0 0 tossed a touchdown to Trent Richardson fforor sseasoneason ... a fi nalistnalist forfor thethe RhodesRhodes Scholar-Scholar- 2009 14-14 198-325-4 60.9 2,508 17 80 54 83 1.5 1 1616 22010010 8-8 137-194-3137-194-3 70.670.6 1,781 11 85 44 0 0.00.0 17 17 his ssecondecond ooff ththee sseason.eason. ship ... ranks eighth nationally in passing eef-f- TTOTAOTAL L 330-220-22 351-53351-539-89-8 6 5.1 5 .1 4,485 3300 85 9 988 83 0 0.8.8 2 17 fi ciency at 163.35 ... has thrown for 1,781 yards MCCARRMCCARRON’SON’S CAREER STATISTICSTATISTICSS andand 11 touchdowns while throwing jjustust three MCELROY’SMCELROY’S CAREER HIGHSHIGHS Passing Rushing interceptions in 194 attempts ... completincompletingg Attempts:Attempts: 34 vs. MississiMississippi,ppi, 2009 and South Carolina, 20120100 Year G-S C-A-I Pct. Yds TD LP Att Yds Avg. TD LP Completions: 27 vs. South Carolina, 20120100 22010010 8-8-00 15-24-15-24-00 662.52.5 231 2 47 4 -4 -1.0-1.0 O 4 70.670.6 percent (137 for 194) of his passes with YarYards:ds: 315 vs. SoutSouthh CaroCarolina,lina, 20120100 TTOTALOTAL 8-8-00 115-24-05-24-0 662.52.5 2 23131 2 47 4 -4 -1. -1.00 0 4 4343 throws ooff 15-15-yardsyards or more on 137 (1 ooff 3 Long: 80 vs, Arkansas 20020099 completionscompletions over 15 yyards)ards) completions ... ToucTouchdowns:hdowns: 3 vs. ArArkansas,kansas, 2009 anandd DuDuke,ke, 20120100 MCCARRON’S CAREER HIGHS RusRushes:hes: 12 vs. SoutSouthh CaroCarolina,lina, 20120100 averagingaveraging 222.6 yards per game through the YYards:ards: 33 vs. FloridaFlorida 22010010 Attempts: 14 vs. San Jose State, 22010010 Long: 17 vs. FFlorida,lorida, 20102010 CCompletions:ompletions: 9 vs. San Jose State, 2010 airair toto rrankank fi fth in ththee SEC ... is nnowow 21-1 aass a Touchdowns: 1 vs. North Texas, 20020099 Yards: 116 vs. San Jose Sate, 2010 startingstarting quarterback at Alabama ... ranks 56th Total Touchdowns: 3 vs. North Texas, and Arkansas, 20020099 ToucTouchdowns:hdowns: 1 vs. San Jose State, 2010 Long: 34 vs. San Jose State, 22010010 nationallynationally in total off ense (222.6 ypg) ... has 24 • DeQUANDeQUAN MENZIMENZIEE the bench to help pave the way fforor the Tide MILLINER’S CAREER HIGHS to rush for 227 yyards,ards, including 157 bbyy Mark DB • 6-06-0 • 195195 • JR • JC Tackles:Tackles: 7 vs. Tennessee, 2010 IIngram.ngram. COLUMBUS, GA. ((CCOPIAH-LINCOLN JC)JC) PassPass Breakups: 1 vs. (3 Times) Last vs. Tennesse, 2010 QQuarterbackuarterback Pressures: 1 vs. Mississippi,Mississippi, 2010 2010:2010: DeQuanDeQuan Menzie hhasas pplayedlayed in seven FForcedorced FumFumbles:bles: 1 vs. TennesseeTennessee,, 2010 6464 • KERRY MURPHMURPHYY ggamesames and earned six starts in the defensive DLDL • 6-4 • 319 • SOPH • 1L backfi eld … has totaled 21 tackles and broken up four passes. San Jose State: In his fi rst HOOVER, ALA. (HARGRAVE/HOOVER) career start he totaled fi ve tackles, including 3232 • C.J. MOSLEMOSLEYY three solo stops … helped hold the Spartans 2010: Kerry Murphy has played in all eight LB • 6-2 • 225 • FR • HS to just 175 yards of total off ense and 86 yards gamesgames and earned four starts alonalongg the de- in the air. Penn State: Broke up one pass and THEODORE, ALA. (THEODORE) fensive line … has totaled six tackles, including totaled two solo tackles against the No. 18 Nit-Nit- four solo stops on the year. SSanan Jose StateState: tany Lions … helped hold Penn State to 156 2010: C.J.C.J. Mosley has played in all eight Came ooffff the bench but did not record ananyy yards in the air. DukeDuke: Registered three solo ggamesames as a true freshman … ranks fourth on ststatistics.atistics. PePennnn StateState: CameCame offoff the the bebenchnch tacklestackles against tthehe BBluelue DeviDevilsls anandd hhelpedelped tthehe team witwithh 37 tactackleskles … hhasas registereregisteredd one to record two tackles, includinincludingg a solo stop. hold them to 156 yyardsards passing. ArkansasArkansas: qquarterbackuarterback hurrhurryy and six pass breakups ... DukDukee: Started against the Blue Devils and to- StartedStarted in ththee dedefensivefensive bacbackfikfi eldeld andand talliedtallied tallied his fi rst interceinterceptionption and took it back tataledled tthreehree tactackles,kles, includingincluding two sosololo stops. two solo tackles and broke uupp a pass.pass. FloridaFlorida: for a touchdown against No. 7 Florida. SanSan ArkArkansasansas: Came ooffff the bench but did not Earned the start at corner and recorded one Jose StateState: Came off the bench to lead the record any statistics. FFloridalorida: CCameame ooffff ththee tactacklekle andand brokebroke up a pass. SoutSouthh CarolinaCarolina: team in tackles with seven in his fi rst colle- bench to record a solo tackle. MississiMississippippi: Recorded three solo tackles against the No. 19 ggiateiate game … also broke up three passes. Started at defensive end and tallied a quar- ranked Gamecocks. MississippiMississippi: ReRegisteredgistered Penn State: AssistAssisteded oonn oonene ttackleackle aandnd bbrokeroke terterbackback hhurry.urry. fi ve tackles, including four solo stops ... broke uupp a pass against the No. 18 NittanNittanyy Lions. up a pass and tallied a quarterback hurry. DukDukee: Broke up two passes and totaled fi ve MURPHY’S CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS tackles against the Blue Devils. ArkansasArkansas: TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles YYearear G-S TT UT AT TFL QQBHBH Sks FF FR PBU Int MENZIE’S CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS CCameame ooffff the bench and ffoundound time on spe- 22009009 6-06-0 3 0 3 00-0-0 1 0 0-0-0 0 00-0-0 0 0 0-0-0 Tackles Fumbles ccialial teams bbutut ddidid not recorrecordd any statistics. 22010010 8848-4-4 6 4 2 0000-0-0 1 0000-0-0 0 0000-0-0 0 0000-0-0 TOTAL 14-4 9 4 5 0 2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0-00 Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QQBHBH Sks FF FR PBU InIntt FFloridalorida: Totaled fi ve tackles, includinincludingg three 22010010 8-8-55 21 17 4 00-0-0 1 00-0-0 0 0-00-0 4 0 ssoloolo stostopsps ... recorded his fi rst career inter- TTOTALOTAL 8-5 21 17 4 00-0-0 1 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 4 0 MURPHY’SMURPHY’S CAREER HIGHHIGHSS cceptioneption and took it 35 yyardsards for a touchdown. Tackles: 3 vs. DukeDuke,, 20102010 MENZIE’S CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS SSouthouth CarolinaCarolina: ReRegisteredgistered fi ve solo tackles QBH: 1 ((22 TimesTimes)) Last vs. Mississippi, 20120100 Tackles:Tackles: 5 vs. San Jose State anandd MississiMississippi,ppi, 2010 aagainstgainst the No. 19 Gamecocks. MississippiMississippi: TFL: YYardsards LLost:ost: Was named one of the defensive plaplayersyers of QQuarterbackuarterback SacSacks:ks: the week by the Alabama coaching stastaffff ... 8383 • KEVIN NORWOODNORWOOD YYardsards LLost:ost: Interceptions: rregisteredegistered fi ve tackles, including three solo WRWR • 6-2 • 187 • FR • RSRS RReturneturn YYardsards ststops.ops. TTennesseeennessee: Was named one ooff the de- DD’’LBERVILLE, MISS. (D’LBERVILLE) Pass BreaBreakups:kups: 1 (4 Times) Last vs. Mississippi, 20120100 QuarterQuarterbackback Pressures: 1 vs. Mississippi, 2010 fensive players of the week by the Alabama FForcedorced FFumbles:umbles: ccoachingoaching staff ... led teh Tide with nine tacktack-- 2010:2010: Kevin NorwoodNorwood hhasas pplayedlayed in seven RReturneturn YYards:ards: lles,es, including half a sack for three yards.yards. games and hauled in one catch for a 36 yyardard ttouchdown.ouchdown. SanSan JoseJose StateState: CameCame offoff thethe MMOSLEY’SOSLEY’S CAREER STATISTICSTATISTICSS bench but did not record anyany statistics. PennPenn 28 • DDeMARCUSeMARCUS MILLINER TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QQBHBH SSksks FF FR PBU InIntt SStatetate: HHauledauled in his fi rst cacareerreer catchcatch whiwhichch DB • 66-1-1 • 182 • FR • HS 22010010 8-2 3737 2020 17 0.5-30.5-3 1 0.5-30.5-3 0 1-351-35 6 1-351-35 went for a 36-36-yardyard touchdown against the No. MILLBROOK, ALA. (STANHOPE ELMORE) TTOTALOTAL 8.2 3737 2020 17 0.5-30.5-3 1 0.5-30.5-3 0 1-351-35 6 1-351-35 1188 NittanyNittany Lions. Duke: Came offoff the bench MOSLEY’S CAREER HIGHS but did not tally a catch. AArkansasrkansas: Came ooffff 2010:2010: DeMarcus Milliner has playedplayed in all Tackles: 9 vs. Tennessee,Tennessee, 2010 the bench but did not haul in a passpass.. eight games and earned fi ve starts as a true Tackles fforor loss: 0.5 vs. Tennessee,Tennessee, 2010 YYardsards Lost: 3 vs. Tennessee, 2010 freshman … has totaled 24 tackles, includingincluding SSacks:acks: 0.5 vs. Tennessee,Tennessee, 2010 NNORWOOD’SORWOOD’S CAREER STATISTICSTATISTICSS 20 solo stops ... has broken up three passes YYardsards Lost: 3 vs. Tennessee, 2010 ReceivingReceiving PPassass Breakups:Breakups: 3 vs. San Jose State, 2010 YYearear G-S No. Yards AvAvg.g. TD LP LP and tallied a quarterback hurrhurry.y. SanSan JoseJose QQuarterbackuarterback Pressures: 1 vs. Duke,Duke, 2010 22010010 8-08-0 1 36 3636.0.0 1 36 SStatetate: CCameame ooffff ththee bebenchnch bubutt ddidid nnotot rre-e- IInterceptions:nterceptions: 1 vs. Florida, 2010 TTOTALOTAL 8-8-00 1 3366 3 36.06.0 1 3366 cord ananyy statistics. Penn StateState: Totaled two YYards:ards: 35 vs. FloridaFlorida,, 2010 Touchdowns: 1 vs. FloridaFlorida,, 2010 tackles against the No. 18 NittanNittanyy Lions … NORWOOD’SNORWOOD’S CAREER HIGHS Receptions:Receptions: 1 vs. Penn State, 20102010 helped hold Penn State to 156 yards in the Yards:Yards: 36 vs. Penn State, 20102010 aair.ir. DukDukee: Registered three tackles against ToucTouchdowns:hdowns: 1 vs. Penn State, 20120100 tthehe BBluelue DeviDevilsls anandd hhelpedelped hholdold tthemhem to 156 66 • BRIAN MOTLEYMOTLEY Long Play:Play: 36 vs. Penn State, 20120100 yaryardsds passing. ArArkansaskansas: EEarnedarned tthehe startstart in OL • 6-3 • 289 • SR • 2L the secondarysecondary and recorded two tackles, in- AUTAUGAVILLE, ALA. (AUTAUGAVILLE) 3 • TRENT RICHARDSONRICHARDSON cludincludingg a solo stop. FlFloridaorida: ReRegisteredgistered three RBRB • 5-11 • 224 • SOPH • 11LL solo tackles and broke uupp his fi rst career ppass.ass. 2010:2010: Brian Motley has played in fi ve games PENSACOLA, FLA. (ESCAMBIA) SSouthouth CarolinaCarolina: ReRegisteredgistered tthreehree tactackles,kles, oonn ththee off eensivensive linline.e. SSanan Jose StateState: EEarnedarned incincludingluding two solosolo stops. MMississippiississippi: ToTo-- hishis fi rst playing time ooff the season against the • Is second nationally in all-purpose yards taled four tackles, includinincludingg three solo stops Spartans … helped the Tide run fforor 257 yards wwithith 181.75 per game (1,454(1,454 yards) ... broke up a pass and tallied a quarterback and amass 591 yyardsards of total off ense. PennPenn • A top contender for the Paul Hornung hhurry.urry. TennesseTennesseee: Was named one ooff the de- StateState: Came ooffff the bench on the offoff ensive AwardAward,, which is given to the nation’s most fensive players of the week after leading the lineline and helped the Tide total 409 yards of versatile athlete TiTidede with sseveneven ssoloolo ttacklesackles ... aalsolso fforcedorced a total offoff ense … helped pave the way fforor Trent • Eighth in the SEC and 58th nationallnationallyy in ffumbleumble and hurried the quarterback. Richardson to become the fi rst runninrunningg back rushing at 75.75 yyardsards per game with onlonlyy to amass over 100 yaryardsds against tthehe Nittany ttwowo sstartstarts Lions in past 17 games.games. DukeDuke: HeHelpedlped proviprovidede MILLINER’S CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS • Two 100-100-yardyard rushing gamegamess TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles thethe timetime andand makemake thethe holesholes forfor thethe TideTide toto • Has ninenine totatotall touctouchdownshdowns Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU InIntt total 626 yards offoff total offoff ense, including • Averaging 11.54 yyardsards evereveryy time he 22010010 8-8-66 24 2200 4 00-0-0 1 00-0-0 1 00-0-0 3 00-0-0 ArkansasArkansas TTOTALOTAL 8-8-66 24 2200 4 0 0-0-0 1 0 0-0-0 1 0 0-0-0 3 0 0-0-0 315 yardsyards on thethe ground.ground. : Came offoff touches the football • Averaging 7.0 yards per carry, which ranks the third qquarteruarter ... had fi ve fi rst down rushes ... eeighthighth natnationallyionally among pplayerslayers averagaveraginging caucaughtght one pass. SENTIMORE’SSENTIMORE’S CAREER HIGHHIGHSS 75 yyardsards per gamgamee Tackles:Tackles: 3 vs. DuDuke,ke, 2010 TFL: 0.5 vs. Duke, 2010 RICHARDSON’S CAREER STATISTICS YarYardsds Lost: 1 vs. DuDuke,ke, 2010 2010: Trent Richardson started the fi rst two Rushing Receiving Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. San Jose State,2010 Year G-S Att YdsYds Avg.Avg. TD LP No. YdsYds Avg.Avg. TD LPLP QBP: 2 vs. Florida,Florida, 2010 ggamesames of the season at runninrunningg back in place 22009009 14-14-00 141455 775151 55.2.2 8 5252 1616 126126 7.97.9 0 17 ooff an injured Mark Ingram ... his performancesperformances 2010 8-2 86 606 7.0 5 65 18 244 13.6 3 8585 TTOTALOTAL 22-2 231 1,357 5.5.99 13 6655 34 370370 10.910.9 3 85 made the loss of Ingram go almost unnoticed **MadeMade six ttacklesackles in 22009.009. 9090 • JEREMY SHELLESHELLEYY against San Jose State andand Penn State ... leadsleads the team with 606 yards rushing with fi ve KKickick Returns PK • 5-10 • 165 • SOPH • SQSQ Year No. Yards Avg.Avg. TD LP RALEIGH, N.C. (BROUGHTON) rushing touchdowns ... averaging a team-high 22010010 22 604604 27.27.55 1 91 7.05 yards per carry to rank eighth nationally TOTAL 22 604 27.5 1 9911 PLAYER among players averaging 75 yards per game ... 2010:2010: Jeremy SShelleyhelley hhasas pplayedlayed in aallll eigeightht has two 100-yard rushng games — 144 vs. Penn RICHARDSON’SRICHARDSON’S CAREER HIGHHIGHSS ggamesames and handled all the short fi eld goal Rushes: 22 vs. Penn StateState,, 2010 ddutiesuties … is 27-for-28 on extra ppointsoints attemattemptspts State anandd 119 at Tennessee ... hhisis 75.75 yaryardsds per YYards:ards: 144 vs. Penn State, 2010 game average ranks 56th nationallnationallyy and eighth Long PlaPlayy 65 vs. Tennessee, 2010 and is 8-for-11 on fi eld goals attempts. SanSan

Touchdowns: 2 (3 Times) Last vs. San Jose State, 2010 PROFILES JJoseose StateState: was a perfect 4-for-4 on extra in the SEC ... has also caught 18 passes for 244 ReceReceptions:ptions: 5 vs. Mississippi,Mississippi, 2010 yards and two touchdowns .... leads the team YYards:ards: 101 vs. Mississippi,Mississippi, 2010 ppointoint attempts against tthehe Spartans. PennPenn with 34 explosive plays of 15-yards or more (8 Long Play:Play: 85 vs. Mississippi, 2010 SStatetate: Went 3-for-3 on extra ppointsoints and Touchdowns: 1 vs. Arkansas and Mississippi,Mississippi, 2010 rushing, 5 receiving, 21 kickoff returns) ... leads Kickoff Returns: 6 vs. South Carolina, 2010 nnailedailed a 31-yard fi eld goal against the No. the team with 28 fi rst-down carries and has YYards:ards: 214 vs. Duke,Duke, 2010 1188 Nittany Lions. Duke: Went 6-for-6 in ex- Touchdowns: 1 vs. DukeDuke,, 2010 ttrara point attempts against tthehe BBluelue DeviDevils.ls. eight fi rst-down receptions ... averaging 27.45 Tackles: 2 vs. Arkansas, 2010 yards on kickokickoffff returns (22 fforor 604) to rank AArkansasrkansas: Was named one ooff the special 22nd nationallnationallyy and third in the SEC ... is sec- 1 • B.J. SCOTTSCOTT tteamseams players of the week by the Tide coach- ond nationallnationallyy and fi rst in the conference with ing staff ... drilled a 36-yard fi eld goal in the 181.75 all-purpose yyardsards per game (1,454 yyards)ards) DB • 5-11 • 193 • SOPH • 1L1L fourth qquarteruarter to ppullull Alabama within three ...... a seven-time plaplayeryer of the week bbyy the Tide PRICHARD, ALA. (VIGOR) was a perfectperfect 3-for-3 on extra ppointoint attemattempts.pts. coaching staff with three off ensive and four spe- FlFloridaorida: Connected on a 28-28-yardyard fi eld goal to cial teams awards ... named to the Paul HornungHornung 2010: B.J. Scott has played in six games in the open the scorinscoringg for Alabama ... was a perfect AwardAward watch list, which goes to the nation’s ddefensiveefensive backfi eld and on sspecialpecial teams … 4-for-4 in extra ppointoint attempts.attempts. SouthSouth Caro- most versatile player. SanSan Jose StateState: Started hhasas registereregisteredd six tactackleskles anandd an interception. linlinaa: Connected on 2-of-3 fi eld ggoalsoals with a his fi rst career game and averaged 6.6 yards San JoseJose StateState: CCameame ooffff ththee bebenchnch bubutt ddidid long ofof 39 and was 1-of-21-of-2 in extra point at- per carry, fi nishing with 66 yards on 10 carries nnotot record anyany statistics. PPennenn StateState: CaCameme ttempts.empts. Mississippi: Finished 1-of-21-of-2 on fi eld ... caught three passes for 46 yardsyards ... scored two off the bench but did not record anyany tackles. ggoaloal attempts, connecting on a 19-yarder ... rushinrushingg touchdowns. PennPenn StateState: RecordedRecorded ththee DukeDuke: Totaled two solo tackles aagainstgainst the was a perfectperfect 2-for-2 on extra ppointoint attemattempts.pts. third 100-100-yardyard rushing game of his career ... tal- Blue Devils. MississippiMississippi: Came off the bench TTennesseeennessee: Went 2-for-3 on fi eld goalgoal at-at- lied a career-best 144 yyardsards on 22 carries and to assist on one tackle. Tennessee: Totaled ttempts,empts, connecting on a long of 42 yyardsards ... one touchdown ... caught four passes out of three tackles and made his fi rst career inter- was a perfect 4-for-4 on extra point attemptsattempts.. the backfi eld for 46 yards ... fi nished with 207 ception near the Tennessee goaline. all-purpose yards. Duke: Came ooffff the bench to SSHELLEY’SHELLEY’S CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS Extra PPointsoints FiFieldeld GGoalsoals spell Ingram and fi nished with 61 yards on seven SCSCOTT’SOTT’S CAREER STATISTICSSTATISTICS Year G-SG-S XP-A Pct. FG-AFG-A Pct. LnLngg Pts. carries fforor 8.71 yards per carry ... scored one TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles 22010010 8-8 27-28 96.496.4 8-11 72.7 42 5151 Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH SSksks FF FR PBU InIntt TOTAL 8-8 27-28 96.4 8-11 72.7 42 51 rusrushinghing touctouchdownhdown on a 45-yar45-yardd sprint, virtuavirtuallylly 22010010 6-06-0 6 3 3 00-0-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 1-01-0 untouched, throuthroughgh the Blue Devil defense ... TTOTALOTAL 6-06-0 6 3 3 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 0 1- 1-00 FFGG BrBreakdowneakdown also returned a second-quarter kickoff 91 yyardsards 10-1910-19 20-2920-29 30-3930-39 440-490-49 550+0+ fforor a touchdown, the fi rst Tide plaplayeryer to return a SCOTT’SSCOTT’S CAREER HIGHS 22010010 1-1 1-2 55-6-6 1-2 0 0-0-0 kickoff for a score since TTyroneyrone Prothro in 2004 Tackles:Tackles: 3 vs. Tennessee, 2010 IInterceptions:nterceptions: 1 vs. Tennessee, 2010 ... fi nished with 184 all-purpose yyards.ards. ArkArkansasansas: SHELLEY’SSHELLEY’S CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS His 227 all-purpose yards against the Razor- PAT Made: 6 vs. Duke, 2010 PAT Attempts: 6 vs. Duke, 2010 backs earned him recorecognitiongnition as one of the Paul 94 • DARRINGTDARRINGTONON FG Made: 2 vs. South Carolina and Tennessee,Tennessee, 2010 HornunHornungg Award’s Most Versatile Performances FG Attempts: 3 vs. SouthSouth CaroCarolinalina anandd Tennessee, 2010 Long: 42 vs. Tennessee, 2010 of the Week ... gained 85 yyardsards on eight carries SENTIMORESENTIMORE BlBlocked:ocked: (10.6 yypc),pc), 25 yyardsards on two receptions and 117 DL • 6-3 • 261 • FR • RSRS Points: 10 vs. Tennessee,Tennessee, 2010 yyardsards on ffourour kickokickoffff returns ... scored his sixth NORCO, LA. (NORCO) touchdown ooff the season on a 20-20-yardyard screen ppassass in the Tide’s second-half comeback. FlFlor-or- 2010:2010: Darrington Sentimore has plaplayedyed in 17 • BRAD SMELLEY iidada: Ran fforor a team-high 63 yyardsards on 10 carries seven games and has totaled seven tackles TETE • 6-36-3 • 227 • JR • 2L ... broke ffreeree fforor a 30-30-yardyard gain in the fi rst halfhalf to … has forcedforced a fumblefumble and registered three TUSCALOOSA, ALA. (AMERICAN CHRISTIAN) setup a score ... returned three kicks fforor 58 yyardsards quarterbackquarterback hurries. SanSan Jose StateState: Re- with a long ooff 23 ... totaled 121 all-purpose yards.yards. corded two tackles and fforcedorced a ffumbleumble in 2010:2010: Brad SmelleySmelley has plaplayedyed in seven SoSouthuth CarCarolinaolina: Named the sspecialpecial teams hishis fi rst career collegiate game. PennPenn StateState: gamesgames and has found time at tight end and plaplayeryer ooff the week bbyy the coaching stastaffff with CameCame ooffff the bench and tallied a quarterback on special teams … has tallied two catches six kickokickoffff returns fforor 142 yyardsards and a long ooff 31 hhurry.urry. DukeDuke: Came ooffff the bench to tally three forfor 21 yardsyards and recorded one tackle on punt yards ... carried the ball six times fforor 23 yards ... tackles, including one fforor a loss ooff a yard. Ar-Ar- coverage. SanSan JoseJose StateState: Hauled in one ppassass caught two passes fforor 12 yards. MississippMississippii: Did kansas: Came off the bench but did not tally fforor nine yards … helped provide the blocks forfor a little bit of everything in the Tide’s 23-10 win any statistics. FloridaFlorida: CameCame ooffff thethe bebenchnch ttoo tthehe Tide to rush fforor 257 yards. PennPenn StateState: over Ole Miss ... accounted fforor 220 all-purpose recordrecord one solo tackle and two quarterback Came ooffff the bench but did not record any yaryardsds ... set a career hhighigh witwithh an 85-yar85-yardd recep- hurries.hurries. SouthSouth Carolina: Assisted on one statistics. Duke: Tallied one tackle on special tion for a touchdown ... fi nished with 101 yards tackle against the Gamecocks. tteamseams and helped the Tide amass 315 yards on fi ve receptions ... rushed 11 times for 45 yards on the ground. AArkansasrkansas: Came ooffff the bench wwhilehile returning three kickoff s for 74 yards. TTen-en- SENTIMSENTIMORE’SORE’S CAREER STATISTICS bbutut did not haul in a pass or record a tackle nessee: Broke free for 119 yards on just 12 carries TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles on special teams. SouthSouth Carolina: Caught one fforor an average of 9.92 yards per tote ... scored Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH SSksks FF FR PBU InIntt 22010010 8-08-0 7 2 5 0.5-10.5-1 3 00-0-0 1 00-0-0 0 0-00-0 ppassass fforor 12 yards. on a career-long 65-yard touchdown run in TOTAL 8-0 7 2 5 0.5-0 3 0-0 1 0-0 0 0-0 SMELLEY’S CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS STINSON’SSTINSON’S CAREER STATISTICSTATISTICSS andand a halhalff fforor a loss ofof fi ve yards ... recorded Receiving TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles Year G-S No. Yards Avg. TD LLPP Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QQBHBH SSksks FF FR PBU InIntt a quarterquarterbackback hhurry.urry. TennesseeTennessee: TTalliedallied twtwoo 2008 8-0 7 98 14.0 0 3377 2010 6-2 13 7 6 0-0 2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 ssoloolo tackles, including one fforor a loss ooff fi ve 22009009 113-23-2 7 50 7.1 0 1010 TTOTALOTAL 66-2-2 1 133 7 6 0 0-0-0 2 0 0-0-0 0 0 0-0-0 0 0 0-0-0 22010010 8-8-00 2 21 10.5 10.5 0 12 yaryards.ds. TOTATOTALL 29-2 16 169 10.6 0 37 STINSON’SSTINSON’S CAREER HIGHS Tackles:Tackles: 9 vs. Penn State, 2010 SMELLEY’S CAREER HIGHSHIGHS QQBH:BH: 2 vs. Penn State, 2010 UPSHAW’S CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS Receptions:Receptions: 2 vs. MississippiMississippi State, 2008, North Texas, 20092009 Tackles Fumbles Yards: 46 vs. Mississippi State, 20020088 YYearear G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH Sks FF FR PBU Int Long Play:Play: 37 vs. Mississippi State, 20020088 22008008 13-13-00 22 12 1100 3.3.0-30-3 1 0 0-0-0 0 00-0-0 2 0 0-0-0 5151 • CARSON TINKETINKERR 22009009 14-1 15 7 8 1.1.0-10-1 4 1.1.0-10-1 0 2-45 0 00-0-0 22010010 8-5 22 14 8 7.5-18 1 1.1.0-10-1 1 1-1-00 2 00-0-0 STST • 6-1 • 220 • SOPH • SQ TTOTALOTAL 35-735-7 59 33 2266 11.11.5-245-24 6 2. 2.0-20-2 1 3 3-45-45 4 0 0-0-0 92 • DAMION SQUARESQUARE MUFREESBORO, TENN. (RIVERDALE) DL • 66-3-3 • 284 • SSOPHOPH • 1L UPSHAW’S CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 7 vs. Florida, 2010 HOUSTON, TEXAS (YATES) 2010:2010: Carson Tinker has started all eighteight TFL: 4 vs. Florida, 2010 gamesgames as the Tide’s snapper ... is 73-of-75 on YYardsards Lost: 7 vs. Florida, 20102010 snappingsnapping opportunities tthishis season ... hashas suc-suc- Sacks: 1 vs. Kentucky, 2009 and Arkansas, 20120100 2010: Damion Square hhasas pplayedlayed in aallll eigeightht YYardsards Lost: 1 vs. Kentucky, 2009 and Arkansas, 20120100 games and earned four starts along the de- cessfullycessfully completed 33 snaps on extra points, PBU: 2 vs. FFlorida,lorida, 2009 fensive line … totaled 17 tackles on the season,season, 17 on fi eld goals and 23 long snaps on punts. Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. Arkansas, 2010 Fumble Recoveries: 1 ((33 TimesTimes)) Last vs. Florida, 20120100 including four for a loss of 10 yards ... has tal- YYardsards 45 vs. Kentucky, 20092009 lied one sack for a loss of a yard. SanSan JoseJose Touchdowns: 1 vs. Kentucky, 20020099 SStatetate: RegistereRegisteredd two sosololo tactackleskles … hhelpedelped 8787 • CHRIS UNDERWOOUNDERWOODD hold the Spartans to just 175 yards of off ense TE • 6-4 • 238 • JR • 2L 73 • WILLIAM VLACHOSVLACHOS and 86 yyardsards rushing. Penn State: TTalliedallied oonene BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (VESTAVIA HILLS) tackle and helped hold the No. 18 NittanNittanyy Li- C • 6-16-1 • 289289 • SR • 22LL ons to 283 yardsyards ofof total offoff ense. DukeDuke: Re-Re- 2010:2010: CChrishris Underwood has plaplayedyed in seven BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (MOUNTAIN BROOK) corded three solo tackles, including one fforor ggamesames as a backup titightght end … has hauled in a loss ooff a yard in the start against the Blue one pass for 28 yards.yards. SanSan Jose StateState: CaCameme • Watch list for the RimingtonRimington Award Devils.Devils. ArkansasArkansas: Earned the start along the off the bench but did not record any statistics. • Clearing a path of 197.5 yyardsards rushing and defensivedefensive linlinee aandnd rrecordedecorded oonene ssoloolo ttackleackle Penn StateState: Came offoff the bench but did not 4445.245.2 yyardsards of total off ense per game ... helhelpedped hold the No. 10 Razorbacks to 64 tallytally a catch. DukeDuke: Caught his fi rst career pass yardsyards rushing. FloridaFlorida: EarnedEarned ththee ststartart aandnd forfor 28 yards. ArkansasArkansas: Came offoff the bench 202010:10: WilliamWilliam Vlachos has started all seven recorded two tackles, includinincludingg one for a loss butbut did not record anyany statistics. ggamesames ofof the 2010 season and 21 straight over of a yardyard ... helped hold the No. 7 Gators to tthehe pastpast two seasons at the CaCapstonepstone ... one of justjust 79 yardsyards rushing. SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina: To-To- UNDERWOOD’SUNDERWOOD’S CAREER STATISTICSSTATISTICS tthehe top centers in collecollegege football ... a member taled a season-best four tackles, including ReceivingReceiving ooff the Rimington TrophTrophyy watch list ... helped three solo stops ... tallied one tackle fforor a loss Year G-S No. YarYardsds Avg.Avg. TD LP LP 22008008 8-8-00 0 0 0 0 O tthehe Crimson Tide rank 23rd nationallnationallyy in total ofof seven yards. Mississippi: Totaled three 22009009 9-09-0 0 0 0 0 0 ooffff ense, racking up 440.75 yyardsards per game ... tackles, including two solo stops and one for 22010010 8-08-0 1 28 28.28.00 0 2828 TOTAL 25-0 1 28 28.0 0 28 tthehe Tide also ranks 30th nationallnationallyy running the a loss of a yard ... registered his fi rst career bballall at 183.57 yards per game and 36th pass- sack.sack. TennesseeTennessee: RegisteredRegistered one solo tackle ing at 2453.88 ypg ... anchor of an off ensive againstagainst the Vols.Vols. 41 • COURTNEYCOURTNEY UPSHAWUPSHAW line that has provided time fforor the nation’s No. 8 quarterback in passing eeffiffi ciency ... has LBLB • 6-26-2 • 263263 • JR • 2L2L blockedblocked for fi ve 100-100-yardyard rushers this season SQUARE’SSQUARE’S CAREER STATISTICSTATISTICSS EUFAULA, ALA. (EUFAULA) TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles andand 16 durinduringg his UA career. SanSan JoseJose StateState: Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBHQBH Sks FF FR PBU Int Int Helped pave the wawayy for the Crimson Tide to 22009009 2- 2-00 1 0 1 00.5-1.5-1 1 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 0 0-00-0 2010:2010: CourtneyCourtney Upshaw has started six games 22010010 8-8-66 17 14 3 4.4.0-100-10 0 1.1.0-10-1 0 00-0-0 0 00-0-0 rushrush for 257 total yyards.ards. PPennenn StateState: Cleared a TTOTALOTAL 10-610-6 18 14 4 4.5-11 1 1.0-01.0-0 0 0 0-0-0 0 0 0-0-0 andand seen action in allall eigeightht ... startestartedd tthehe open- pathpath for Trent Richardson to rush for a career- er against San Jose State anandd mamadede one tackletackle bestbest 144 yyardsards as the Tide totaled 180 yyardsards on SQUARE’SSQUARE’S CAREER HIGHS bbeforeefore ininjuringjuring an ankle ... was limited against thethe gground.round. DukeDuke: Started and helhelpedped UA to Tackles: 4 vs. South Carolina,Carolina, 20102010 Penn State and Duke ... returned to the start- a fast start scorinscoringg 28 fi rst-quarter points and TFL: 1 (4(4 Times)Times) Last vs. Mississippi, 20102010 ing lineup at Arkansas ... has 22 tackles on the YarYardsds Lost: 7 vs. SoutSouthh CaroCarolina,lina, 20120100 45 fi rst-half points ... blocked for 626 yyardsards Sacks: 1 vs. Mississippi, 20120100 sseason,eason, 7.5 for a loss of 18 yards ... the SEC De- QuarterQuarterbackback Pressures: 1 vs. , 20092009 ofof total off ense, includinincludingg 315 on the gground.round. fensive PlaPlayeryer of the Week following the Flor- ArkansasArkansas: Helped the Crimson Tide mount iidada Game.Game. San JoseJose StateState: StStartedarted aandnd mmakeake a second-halsecond-halff comeback in FayettevilleFayetteville be- one assisted tackle before sprainingspraining an ankle hindhind a rushing attack led bbyy 157 yyardsards ffromrom 47 • ED STINSONSTINSON and leavingleaving the ggame.ame. PennPenn StateState: PlayedPlayed on LB • 66-4-4 • 225252 • FR • RS Mark Ingram and 227 total on the ground ... a few passinpassingg situations to aid the Tide’s pass helpedhelped Greg McElroyMcElroy complete 69 percent ooff HOMESTEAD, FLA. (SOUTH DADE) rushrush but did not have a tackle. DukeDuke: Saw lim- hishis passes and complete all ffourour ooff his passes ited action due to a sprained ankle. ArkansasArkansas: onon third down in the second halhalff fforor 44 yyardsards 2010:2010: EdEd Stinson has plaplayedyed in six games and Returned to the starting lineup against the andand ffourour fi rst downs. FlFloridaorida: Cleared a path has earned two starts … has tallied 13 tackles, Razorbacks afterafter an ankle injuryinjury had slowed for 170 rushing yardsyards and two Ingram touch- including seven solo stops all on running plaplaysys himhim since the Penn State game ... made six downsdowns while McElroyMcElroy completed 64.7 percent … has recorded two quarterback hurries. SanSan tacklestackles with fourfour solo stops and his fi rst sack of his passes with no picks. SouthSouth Carolina: JoseJose StateState: Assisted on one tackle against the ofof the season ... also fforcedorced a fumble.fumble. FloridaFlorida: Earned his sixth straight start ofof the season at Spartans. Penn StatStatee: Led the team with nine WasWas named the SEC DeDefensivefensive Player ooff the centercenter fforor the Crimson Tide as UA passed forfor a total tackles, including fi ve solo stops against WeekWeek as well as garnering honors ffromrom the season-highseason-high 315 yards. Mississippi: HelpedHelped the the No. 18 Nittany Lions … added two quarter- UA coaching staff ... made seven tackles with Crimson Tide total 319 yards ofof total ooffff ense back hurries. Duke: Recorded one solo tackle fi ve solo stops and a career-best ffourour tackles in a methodicalmethodical 23-1023-10 win overover thethe RebelsRebels atat against the Blue Devils. Arkansas: HelHelpedped forfor loss (-7) ... fforcedorced one ffumbleumble and broke Bryant-Denny Stadium. Tennessee: EEarnedarned his hold the No. 10 Razorbacks to 64 yards rush- upup two passes in a 31-6 victory over the then- eighteight straistraightght start at the left gguarduard position ... ing ... did not record any tackles. South Caro- No. 7 Gators.Gators. South Carolina: Made one solo helpedhelped pproviderovide the time for the Tide to throw lina: Recorded two tackles, including a solo tackle andand oneone assistassist in thethe lossloss toto thethe Game-Game- for 326 yards ... helped provide the blocks for sstop.top. cockscocks ... startedstarted at JacJackk llinebacker.inebacker. Missis-Missis- Alabama to rush for 210 yards, including 119 by sippi: RegisteredRegistered four tackles, includingincluding one Richardson and 88 by Ingram. 6565 • CCHANCEHANCE WARMAWARMACKCK 55 • CCHAVISHAVIS WILLIAMWILLIAMSS OLOL • 66-3-3 • 331010 • SSOPHOPH • 1L LB • 66-4-4 • 242400 • SR • 3L ATLANTA, GA. ((WWESTLAKE) DORA, ALA. (D(DORA)

2010: ChanceChance WarmacWarmackk hhasas startestartedd aallll eigeightht 2010: CChavishavis WiWilliamslliams hhasas earneearnedd tthehe start games at leleftft guard … has helped pave the wawayy in threethree games tthishis season anandd hhasas pplayedlayed in for Alabama to have a 100-yard rusher in fi ve all eight … has tallied six tackles, including a of the eight contests and rank 30th in the nana-- sack for one yard and two quarterback hur-hur- tion in rushing off ense. SanSan Jose State: In his ries. SanSan Jose State: Assisted on one tackle fi rst career start he helped provide the holes and tallied a quarterback hurry in the season for the Tide to rush for a total of 272 yards, opener … helped hold SJSU to just 175 yards PLAYER incincludingluding 113 byby EddieEddie Lacy … helpedhelped provideprovide ooff total ooffff ense. PennPenn StateState: TalliedTallied threethree to- the time for quarterback Greg McElroy to tal tackles, including a solo stop against the comcompleteplete 13-of-16 ppasses.asses. PennPenn StateState: HelpedHelped No. 18 Nittany Lions. DukeDuke: Recorded two make the blocks for Trent Richardson to be-be- tackles, including a sack for a loss of a yard

PROFILES come the fi rst rusher to eclipse the 100-yard against thethe BBluelue DeviDevils.ls. ArkansasArkansas: Came offoff markmark against thethe Nittany Lions in 17 straightstraight thethe benchbench butbut diddid not recordrecord any statistics games as he accounted for 147 of the 180 to- ... helpedhelped hold the No. 10 Razorbacks to 64 tal rushing yards. DukDukee: Was named one of yards rushing. FlFloridaorida: Came off the bench the off ensive players of the week by the Tide to record a quarterback hurry. TTennesseeennessee: coaching staff ... in his third start he helped EarneEarnedd thethe start at tthehe sam llinebackerinebacker posi- AlabamaAlabama amass 315 yardsyards on thethe groundground … tion ... ddidid recorrecordd a tactackle.kle. provided the holes for Mark Ingram to scam-scam- per for 151 yards … provided the time for Greg WILLIAMS’ CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles McElroyMcElroy to throw for three touchdowns. Ar- Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBHQBH Sks FF FR PBU Int Int kansaskansas: HelHelpedped pproviderovide the holes for the Tide 20020077 8-08-0 2 1 1 0.0-00.0-0 0 0.0-00.0-0 0 0 0 0-00-0 to rush for 227 yards,yards, including 157 byby Mark In- 20020088 5-05-0 1 1 0 1.0-91.0-9 1 1.0-91.0-9 0 0 0 0-00-0 2009 7-07-0 2 1 1 0.0-00.0-0 1 0.0-00.0-0 0 0 0 0-00-0 gram.gram. FloridaFlorida: Was named the SEC Lineman 20201010 8838-3-3 6 3 3 0.5-100.5.5-1 1 2 0000-0-0 0 0 0 0-0000-0 of the Week byby the conference offi ce ... helped TTOTALOTAL 27-27-33 11 6 5 1. 1.5-105-10 4 1. 1.0-90-9 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 pave the wayway for the Tide to rush for 170 yardsyards and did not give up a sack. South Carolina: WILLIAMS’ CCAREERAREER HIHIGHSGHS Tackles:Tackles: 3 vs. Penn State, 2010 Earned his sixth straight start at guard fforor the TTFL:FL: 0.5 vs. Duke,Duke, 2010 Crimson Tide. MississippMississippii: Earned his sev- Yards Lost: 1 vs. Duke, 2010 SSack:ack: 1 vs. Clemson,Clemson, 20082008 enthenth straigstraightht start at guarguardd anandd proviprovidedded tthehe YarYardsds Lost: 9 vs. CClemson,lemson, 20082008 time for quarterback Greg McElroMcElroyy to throw QBP: 1 vs. Western Kentucky,Kentucky, 2008 & Florida,Florida, 2010 for 219 yardsyards abd two touchdowns. Tennes-Tennes- 8989 • MICHAEL WILLIAMS seesee: Earned his eighteight straistraightght start at the left guardguard position ... helped provide the time for TE • 6-6 • 270 • SOPH • 1L the Tide to throw for 326 yardsyards ... helped pro- REFORM, ALA. (PICKENS COUNTY) videvide ththee bblockslocks fforor AlAlabamaabama ttoo rrushush fforor 212100 yards, including 119 by Trent Richardson.Richardson. 2010:2010: MichaelMichael WiWilliamslliams hhasas startestartedd in aallll eigeightht contests … has hauled in fi ve passespasses for 64 yyardsards and a touchdown ... has returned two 9191 • ALEX WATKINS kicks for 15 yyards.ards. SanSan JoseJose StateState: Did not re- cord a catch but helped provide the blocks for LB • 6-3 • 232 • JR • SQSQ the Tide to amass 257 yardsyards on the ground. BROWNSVILLE, TENN. (H(HAYWOOD) PennPenn StateState: Did not record anyany statistics but helped pave the way forfor Trent Richardson to 2010:2010: Alex Watkins has plaplayedyed in seven games become the fi rst back to rush over 100 yyardsards … has tallied seven total tackles, including 1.5 against the No. 18 NittanNittanyy Lions in the previ- sacks forfor a loss ofof nine yards.yards. SanSan JoseJose StateState: ous 1717 games.games. DukeDuke: Did not haul in a pass Registered two tackles, including a solo stop but provided the time and the holes fforor the against the Spartans. PennPenn StateState: Came offoff Tide to amass 626 yyardsards ooff total ooffff ense, in-in- the bench to record one solo tackle. DukeDuke: cluding 315 on the ground. ArkansasArkansas: HHauledauled CameCame off the the benchbench andand rrecordedecorded his fi rst in his fi rst two passes ooff the season, cover-cover- career sack that went fforor a loss ooff ffourour yyards.ards. ing nine yyardsards ... helped provide the blocks FloridaFlorida: Came off the bench to record a quar-quar- fforor the Tide to rush fforor 227 yyards,ards, including terback hurry.hurry. MississippiMississippi: WWasas nnamedamed oonene of 157 bbyy Mark Ingram. FloridaFlorida: Caught his fi rst the special teams players ooff the week by the career touchdown on a 19-19-yardyard pass thrown Alabama coaching stastaffff . TennesseeTennessee: Totaled bbyy Marquis Maze out ofof the wildcat fformation.ormation. three tackles, including a sack fforor nine yards. SSouthouth CarolinaCarolina: Caught one pass forfor a ca- reer-best 32 yyards.ards. TennesseeTennessee: Hauled in one WATKINS’ CCAREERAREER STATISTISTATISTICSCS pass fforor fourfour yyards.ards. TacklesTackles FumblesFumbles Year G-S TT UT AT TFL QBH SksSks FF FR PBU InIntt 22010010 7-07-0 7 3 4 1.1.5-135-13 1 1.5-131.5-13 0 00-0-0 0 0-00-0 WILLIAMS’ CAREER STATISTICS TOTOTALTAL 7-07-0 7 3 4 1.5-131.5-13 1 1. 1.5-135-13 0 0-00-0 0 0 0-0-0 ReceivingReceiving Year G-S No. YarYardsds Avg.Avg. TD LP 2009 14-314-3 3 2299 99.7.7 0 14 WATKINS’S CAREER HIGHS 20201010 8-8 5 6464 12.8 1 32 Tackles: 3 vs. Tennessee, 2010 TOTAL 21-10 8 93 11.6 1 32 TFL: 1.0 vs. Tennessee, 2010 Yards Lost: 9 vs. TennesseeTennessee,, 20102010 SSacks:acks: 1 vs. Tennessee,Tennessee, 2010 YarYardsds Lost 9 vs. Tennessee, 2010 QBP: 1 vs. Florida,Florida, 2010 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Game Results (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

Date Opponent Score Overall Conference Time Attend Sep 04, 2010 SAN JOSE STATE W 48-3 1-0 0-0 2:50 101821 Sep 11, 2010 #18 PENN STATE W 24-3 2-0 0-0 3:03 101821 Sep 18, 2010 at Duke W 62-13 3-0 0-0 3:26 39042 * Sep 25, 2010 at #10 Arkansas W 24-20 4-0 1-0 3:22 76808 * Oct 02, 2010 #7 FLORIDA W 31-6 5-0 2-0 2:59 101821 * Oct 09, 2010 at #19 South Carolina L 21-35 5-1 2-1 3:25 82993 * Oct 16, 2010 MISSISSIPPI W 23-10 6-1 3-1 3:18 101821 * Oct 23, 2010 at Tennessee W 41-10 7-1 4-1 3:21 102455 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

Team Statistics UA OPP SCORING 274 100 Points Per Game 34.2 12.5 FIRST DOWNS 177 130 R u s h i n g 81 50 P a s s i n g8967 P e n a l t y 7 13 RUSHING YARDAGE 1495 907 Yards gained rushing 1661 1045 Yards lost rushing 166 138 Rushing Attempts 281 240 Average Per Rush 5.3 3.8 Average Per Game 186.9 113.4 TDs Rushing 17 4 PASSING YARDAGE 2031 1424 C o m p - A t t - I n t 153-219-3 134-258-15 Average Per Pass 9.3 5.5 Average Per Catch 13.3 10.6 Average Per Game 253.9 178.0 TDs Passing 14 6 TOTAL OFFENSE 3526 2331 Total Plays 500 498 Average Per Play 7.1 4.7 Average Per Game 440.8 291.4 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 26-686 45-965 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 17-228 4-32 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 15-139 3-13 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 26.4 21.4 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 13.4 8.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE 9.3 4.3 FUMBLES-LOST 12-5 12-2 PENALTIES-Yards 46-357 46-376 Average Per Game 44.6 47.0 PUNTS-Yards 24-965 42-1863 Average Per Punt 40.2 44.4 Net punt average 37.2 38.0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 0 : 4 0 2 9 : 2 0 3RD-DOWN Conversions 41/90 37/114 3rd-Down Pct 46% 32% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 4/7 9/15 4th-Down Pct 57% 60% SACKS BY-Yards 10-57 22-108 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 33 10 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 14-18 10-12 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 1-1 RED-ZONE SCORES (29-35) 83% (15-23) 65% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (21-35) 60% (7-23) 30% PAT-ATTEMPTS (32-33) 97% (10-10) 100% ATTENDANCE 407284 301298 Games/Avg Per Game 4/101821 4/75324 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Alabama 75 87 67 45 0 274 Opponents 37 33 20 10 0 100 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg T. Richardson 8 86 624 18 606 7.0 5 65 75.8 Marquis Maze 11 183 16.6 0 37 Mark Ingram 6 85 557 13 544 6.4 8 54 90.7 Julio Jones 5 44 8.8 0 41 Eddie Lacy 7 30 207 3 204 6.8 3 37 29.1 Darius Hanks 1 1 1.0 0 1 Demetrius Goode 3 15 78 4 74 4.9 0 13 24.7 Total 17 228 13.4 0 41 Jalston Fowler 6 8 52 1 51 6.4 0 17 8.5 Opponents 4 32 8.0 0 15 Julio Jones 8 2 19 0 19 9.5 0 13 2.4 Marquis Maze 8 2 8 0 8 4.0 0 7 1.0 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Darius Hanks 8 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 Robert Lester 5 68 13.6 0 33 Greg McElroy 8 44 109 109 0 0.0 1 17 0.0 Dre Kirkpatrick 3 30 10.0 0 21 A.J. McCarron 8 4 6 10 -4 -1.0 0 4 -0.5 Will Lowery 2 0 0.0 0 0 TEAM 6 4 0 8 -8 -2.0 0 0 -1.3 Mark Barron 2 6 3.0 0 4 Total 8 281 1661 166 1495 5.3 17 65 186.9 C.J. Mosley 1 35 35.0 1 35 Opponents 8 240 1045 138 907 3.8 4 59 113.4 Nico Johnson 1 0 0.0 0 0 B.J. Scott 1 0 0.0 0 0 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Total 15 139 9.3 1 35 Greg McElroy 8 163.35 137-194-3 70.6 1781 11 85 222.6 Opponents 3 13 4.3 0 13 A.J. McCarron 8 170.85 15-24-0 62.5 231 2 47 28.9 Marquis Maze 8 589.60 1-1-0 100.0 19 1 19 2.4 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Total 8 166.12 153-219-3 69.9 2031 14 85 253.9 T. Richardson 22 604 27.5 1 91 Opponents 8 94.35 134-258-15 51.9 1424 6 49 178.0 M. Williams 2 15 7.5 0 9 Julio Jones 1 36 36.0 0 36 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Marquis Maze 1 31 31.0 0 31 Julio Jones 8 45 669 14.9 3 47 83.6 Total 26 686 26.4 1 91 Marquis Maze 8 21 314 15.0 1 48 39.2 Opponents 45 965 21.4 0 37 Darius Hanks 8 20 299 14.9 2 51 37.4 T. Richardson 8 18 244 13.6 3 85 30.5 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Preston Dial 8 15 141 9.4 3 20 17.6 Robert Lester 1 89 89.0 0 75 Mark Ingram 6 13 68 5.2 0 20 11.3 Total 1 89 89.0 0 75 Earl Alexander 8 5 72 14.4 0 28 9.0 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 M. Williams 8 5 64 12.8 1 32 8.0 Brandon Gibson 8 4 39 9.8 0 18 4.9 Brad Smelley 7 2 21 10.5 0 12 3.0 Eddie Lacy 7 2 18 9.0 0 15 2.6 Kevin Norwood 7 1 36 36.0 1 36 5.1 Chris Underwood 7 1 28 28.0 0 28 4.0 Kenny Bell 7 1 18 18.0 0 18 2.6 Total 8 153 2031 13.3 14 85 253.9 Opponents 8 134 1424 10.6 6 49 178.0 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g T. Richardson 9 ------54 Greg McElroy 8 238 0 1781 1781 222.6 Jeremy Shelley - 8-11 27-28 - - - - - 51 T. Richardson 8 86 606 0 606 75.8 Mark Ingram 8 ------48 Mark Ingram 6 85 544 0 544 90.7 Cade Foster - 6-7 5-5 - - - - - 23 A.J. McCarron 8 28 -4 231 227 28.4 Preston Dial 3 ------18 Eddie Lacy 7 30 204 0 204 29.1 Eddie Lacy 3 ------18 Demetrius Goode 3 15 74 0 74 24.7 Julio Jones 3 ------18 Jalston Fowler 6 8 51 0 51 8.5 Darius Hanks 2 ------12 Marquis Maze 8 3 8 19 27 3.4 M. Williams 1 ------6 Julio Jones 8 2 19 0 19 2.4 Marquis Maze 1 ------6 Darius Hanks 8 1 1 0 1 0.1 Kevin Norwood 1 ------6 TEAM 6 4 -8 0 -8 -1.3 Greg McElroy 1 ------6 Total 8 500 1495 2031 3526 440.8 C.J. Mosley 1 ------6 Opponents 8 498 907 1424 2331 291.4 TEAM ------1 2 Total 33 14-18 32-33 - - - - 1 274 Opponents 10 10-12 10-10 - - - - - 100

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk Cade Foster 6-7 85.7 0-0 2-2 0-0 4-5 0-0 49 0 Cody Mandell 24 965 40.2 59 2 9 9 8 0 Jeremy Shelley 8-11 72.7 1-1 1-2 5-6 1-2 0-0 42 0 Total 24 965 40.2 59 2 9 9 8 0 Opponents 42 1863 44.4 75 2 7 12 13 0 FG Sequence Alabama Opponents San Jose State (41),(24) (31),41 Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydln Penn State (31),44 (36) Cade Foster 52 3435 66.1 7 0 Duke (44),(21) (22),(42) Total 52 3435 66.1 7 0 21.4 44.8 25 Arkansas (36) (31),(48) Opponents 27 1726 63.9 0 0 26.4 38.5 31 Florida (28) (39),(21) South Carolina (32),31,(39) - Mississippi (49),(19),(44),42 (22) Tennessee (36),25,(42) (33),52

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g T. Richardson 8 606 244 0 604 0 1454 181.8 Julio Jones 8 19 669 44 36 0 768 96.0 Mark Ingram 6 544 68 0 0 0 612 102.0 Marquis Maze 8 8 314 183 31 0 536 67.0 Darius Hanks 8 1 299 1 0 0 301 37.6 Eddie Lacy 7 204 18 0 0 0 222 31.7 Preston Dial 8 0 141 0 0 0 141 17.6 M. Williams 8 0 64 0 15 0 79 9.9 Demetrius Good 3 74 0 0 0 0 74 24.7 Earl Alexander 8 0 72 0 0 0 72 9.0 Robert Lester 8 0 0 0 0 68 68 8.5 Jalston Fowler 6 51 0 0 0 0 51 8.5 Brandon Gibson 8 0 39 0 0 0 39 4.9 Kevin Norwood 7 0 36 0 0 0 36 5.1 C.J. Mosley 8 0 0 0 0 35 35 4.4 Dre Kirkpatrick 8 0 0 0 0 30 30 3.8 Chris Underwoo 7 0 28 0 0 0 28 4.0 Brad Smelley 7 0 21 0 0 0 21 3.0 Kenny Bell 7 0 18 0 0 0 18 2.6 Mark Barron 8 0 0 0 0 6 6 0.8 A.J. McCarron 8 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -0.5 TEAM 6 -8 0 0 0 0 -8 -1.3 Total 8 1495 2031 228 686 139 4579 572.4 Opponents 8 907 1424 32 965 13 3341 417.6 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 4A Mark Barron 8 40 12 52 3.0-19 2.0-15 2-6 6 2 . 1 . . 30 D. Hightower 8 22 20 42 1.5-3 . . 3 7 . . . . 21 Dre Kirkpatrick 8 30 9 39 4.0-17 . 3-30 4 . . 1 . . 32 C.J. Mosley 8 20 17 37 0.5-3 0.5-3 1-35 6 1 . . . . 37 Robert Lester 8 18 14 32 1.5-10 1.0-9 5-68 2 1 1-89 . . . 28 D. Milliner 8 20 4 24 . . . 3 1 . 1 . . 41 Courtney Upshaw 8 14 8 22 7.5-18 1.0-1 . 2 1 1-0 1 . . 35 Nico Johnson 7 14 7 21 0.5-0 . 1-0 1 . . . . . 24 DeQuan Menzie 7 17 4 21 . . . 4 1 . . . . 29 Will Lowery 8 11 9 20 . . 2-0 1 . . . . . 57 Marcell Dareus 6 12 7 19 8.0-24 2.5-11 . 4 3 . . . . 92 Damion Square 8 14 3 17 4.0-10 1.0-1 ...... 5 Jerrell Harris 7 10 6 16 ...... 47 Ed Stinson 6 7 6 13 . . . . 2 . . . . 99 Josh Chapman 8 7 6 13 1.5-2 . . 1 . . . . . 9 Phelon Jones 5 8 3 11 1.0-4 . . 1 . . . . . 58 Nick Gentry 8279 . . ..2 .... 36 Chris Jordan 6 4 5 9 ...... 96 Luther Davis 7 3 5 8 2.0-5 . . . 2 . . . . 81 Hardie Buck 7 3 5 8 ...... 43 Cade Foster 8527 ...... 91 Alex Watkins 7 3 4 7 1.5-13 1.5-13 . . 1 . . . . 94 D. Sentimore 7 2 5 7 0.5-1 . . . 3 . 1 . . 55 Chavis Williams 8 3 3 6 0.5-1 . . . 2 . . . . 1 B.J. Scott 6 3 3 6 . . 1-0 ...... 64 Kerry Murphy 8 4 2 6 . . . . 1 . . . . 3 T. Richardson 8516 ...... 46 W. Neighbors 6 3 2 5 ...... 1A John Fulton 7 2 2 4 0.5-4 0.5-4 . 2 . . . . . 97 Brandon Moore 2 2 2 4 ...... 42 Eddie Lacy 7.33 ...... 45 Jalston Fowler 6 2 . 2 ...... 11 Brandon Gibson 8 2 . 2 ...... 22 Mark Ingram 6 1 . 1 ...... 86 U. Billingsley 71.1 ...... 51 Carson Tinker 7 . 1 1 ...... 7 Kenny Bell 71.1 ...... 19 J. Atchison 2 . 1 1 ...... 17 Brad Smelley 7.11 ...... TM TEAM 6 ...... 1 Total 8 315 189 504 38-134 10-57 15-139 40 30 2-89 5 . 1 Opponents 8 306 279 585 42-158 22-108 3-13 15 16 5-0 7 . . 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Team Game-by-Game (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

TEAM STATISTICS

Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns tot Date Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg off Sep 04 SAN JOSE STATE 41 257 4 39 22 334 2 48 22-30-0 334 2 48 2 43 0 34 3 9 0 3 591 Sep 11 PENN STATE 34 180 1 33 16 229 2 36 16-24-0 229 2 36 1 17 0 17 0 0 0 0 409 Sep 18 at Duke 35 315 4 50 17 311 3 35 17-26-1 311 3 35 3 150 1 91 4 29 0 17 626 Sep 25 at Arkansas 40 227 2 54 18 194 1 20 18-26-2 194 1 20 5 123 0 39 1 0 0 0 421 Oct 02 FLORIDA 34 170 2 30 12 103 1 19 12-18-0 103 1 19 3 58 0 23 1 41 0 41 273 Oct 09 at South Carolina 29 36 0 13 27 315 2 51 27-35-0 315 2 51 7 173 0 31 1 28 0 28 351 Oct 16 MISSISSIPPI 34 100 0 12 17 219 2 85 17-25-0 219 2 85 3 74 0 28 6 125 0 37 319 Oct 23 at Tennessee 34 210 4 65 24 326 1 47 24-35-0 326 1 47 2 48 0 25 1 -4 0 0 536 Alabama 281 1495 17 65 153 2031 14 85 153-219-3 2031 14 85 26 686 1 91 17 228 0 41 3526 Opponents 240 907 4 59 134 1424 6 49 134-258-15 1424 6 49 45 965 0 37 4 32 0 15 2331

Games played: 8 Avg per rush: 5.3 Avg per catch: 13.3 Pass efficiency: 166.12 Kick ret avg: 26.4 Punt ret avg: 13.4 All purpose avg/game: 572.4 Total offense avg/gm: 440.8 Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense Blkd PAT Attempts Date Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf pts Sep 04 SAN JOSE STATE 30 28 58 2.0-11 1.0-9 1 0-0 1-15 1 6 0 6-6 0 0 0 48 Sep 11 PENN STATE 34 26 60 1.0-3 0.0-0 1 1-89 3-2 6 5 0 3-3 0 0 0 24 Sep 18 at Duke 48 32 80 6.0-18 1.0-8 0 0-0 1-21 2 3 0 8-8 0 0 0 62 Sep 25 at Arkansas 46 17 63 3.0-13 2.0-8 1 0-0 3-33 0 3 0 3-3 0 0 0 24 Oct 02 FLORIDA 42 20 62 8.0-25 1.0-8 1 1-0 3-44 9 8 0 4-4 0 0 0 31 Oct 09 at South Carolina 43 16 59 6.0-18 1.0-5 0 0-0 1-0 0 1 0 1-2 0 0 1 21 Oct 16 MISSISSIPPI 34 24 58 6.0-17 2.0-5 0 0-0 1-4 10 6 0 2-2 0 0 0 23 Oct 23 at Tennessee 38 26 64 6.0-29 2.0-14 1 0-0 2-20 2 8 0 5-5 0 0 0 41 Alabama 315 189 504 38.0-134 10.0-57 5 2-89 15-139 30 40 0 32-33 0 0 1 274 Opponents 306 279 585 42.0-158 22.0-108 7 5-0 3-13 16 15 0 10-10 0 0 0 100

Punting Field Goals Kickoffs Date Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb ob Sep 04 SAN JOSE STATE 3 122 40.7 52 00120 2-2410853667.0 1 0 Sep 11 PENN STATE 3 111 37.0 44 0 0 3 0 1 1-2 31 0 5 336 67.2 0 0 Sep 18 at Duke 2 81 40.5 47 01000 2-24401062662.6 0 0 Sep 25 at Arkansas 3 137 45.7 59 0 1 0 1 2 1-1 36 0 5 334 66.8 1 0 Oct 02 FLORIDA 4 161 40.2 53 00011 1-1280640868.0 1 0 Oct 09 at South Carolina 2 68 34.0 53 0 0 0 1 0 2-3 39 0 5 346 69.2 2 0 Oct 16 MISSISSIPPI 5 191 38.2 50 00324 3-4490531863.6 1 0 Oct 23 at Tennessee 2 94 47.0 51 0 0 2 1 1 2-3 42 0 8 531 66.4 1 0 Alabama 24 965 40.2 59 0298914-18 49 0 52 3435 66.1 7 0 Opponents 42 1863 44.4 75 0 2 7 13 12 10-12 48 0 27 1726 63.9 0 0 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Opponent Game-by-Game (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

OPPONENT STATISTICS

Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns tot Date Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg off Sep 04 SAN JOSE STATE 29 89 0 32 8 86 0 49 8-19-1 86 0 49 7 150 0 26 0 0 0 0 175 Sep 11 PENN STATE 31 127 0 24 14 156 0 31 14-31-3 156 0 31 5 123 0 30 0 0 0 0 283 Sep 18 at Duke 36 146 0 27 19 156 1 19 19-42-1 156 1 19 10 198 0 34 1 11 0 11 302 Sep 25 at Arkansas 20 64 1 14 25 357 1 43 25-38-3 357 1 43 4 86 0 25 0 0 0 0 421 Oct 02 FLORIDA 31 79 0 19 16 202 0 26 16-32-3 202 0 26 5 117 0 28 2 6 0 8 281 Oct 09 at South Carolina 37 110 2 22 17 201 3 45 17-20-1 201 3 45 3 70 0 37 1 15 0 15 311 Oct 16 MISSISSIPPI 26 133 0 26 18 110 1 15 18-40-1 110 1 15 4 77 0 25 0 0 0 0 243 Oct 23 at Tennessee 30 159 1 59 17 156 0 26 17-36-2 156 0 26 7 144 0 33 0 0 0 0 315 Opponents 240 907 4 59 134 1424 6 49 134-258-15 1424 6 49 45 965 0 37 4 32 0 15 2331 Alabama 281 1495 17 65 153 2031 14 85 153-219-3 2031 14 85 26 686 1 91 17 228 0 41 3526

Games played: 8 Avg per rush: 3.8 Avg per catch: 10.6 Pass efficiency: 94.35 Kick ret avg: 21.4 Punt ret avg: 8.0 All purpose avg/game: 417.6 Total offense avg/gm: 291.4 Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense Blkd PAT Attempts Date Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf pts Sep 04 SAN JOSE STATE 34 44 78 4.0-9 1.0-1 1 1-0 0-0 0 5 0 0-0 0 0 0 3 Sep 11 PENN STATE 27 40 67 3.0-13 2.0-10 0 1-0 0-0 1 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 3 Sep 18 at Duke 26 44 70 6.0-18 2.0-9 1 1-0 1-0 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 13 Sep 25 at Arkansas 59 30 89 5.0-28 3.0-23 1 0-0 2-13 0 1 0 2-2 0 0 0 20 Oct 02 FLORIDA 35 25 60 4.0-8 2.0-2 1 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 6 Oct 09 at South Carolina 49 24 73 9.0-43 7.0-40 1 1-0 0-0 4 2 0 5-5 0 0 0 35 Oct 16 MISSISSIPPI 44 30 74 7.0-26 4.0-16 2 1-0 0-0 3 2 0 1-1 0 0 0 10 Oct 23 at Tennessee 32 42 74 4.0-13 1.0-7 0 0-0 0-0 6 3 0 1-1 0 0 0 10 Opponents 306 279 585 42.0-158 22.0-108 7 5-0 3-13 16 15 0 10-10 0 0 0 100 Alabama 315 189 504 38.0-134 10.0-57 5 2-89 15-139 30 40 0 32-33 0 0 1 274

Punting Field Goals Kickoffs Date Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb ob Sep 04 SAN JOSE STATE 9 374 41.6 50 00113 1-2310211658.0 0 0 Sep 11 PENN STATE 4 145 36.2 46 0 0 2 0 0 1-1 36 0 2 82 41.0 0 0 Sep 18 at Duke 7 287 41.0 64 01011 2-2420320267.3 0 0 Sep 25 at Arkansas 3 116 38.7 46 0 0 1 0 1 2-2 48 0 5 307 61.4 0 0 Oct 02 FLORIDA 3 187 62.3 75 00032 2-2390319866.0 0 0 Oct 09 at South Carolina 2 82 41.0 49 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 7 478 68.3 0 0 Oct 16 MISSISSIPPI 8 383 47.9 58 00152 1-1220321070.0 0 0 Oct 23 at Tennessee 6 289 48.2 56 0 1 2 3 3 1-2 33 0 2 133 66.5 0 0 Opponents 42 1863 44.4 75 0 2 7 13 12 10-12 48 0 27 1726 63.9 0 0 Alabama 24 965 40.2 59 0 2 9 8 9 14-18 49 0 52 3435 66.1 7 0 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama By-Quarter Statistics (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

3rd-Down Conversions

Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr Overtime Sep 04, 2010 SAN JOSE STATE W 48-3 7-11 63.6 3-3 100.0 1-3 33.3 0-1 0.0 3-4 75.0 Sep 11, 2010 PENN STATE W 24-3 3-10 30.0 1-2 50.0 1-3 33.3 1-3 33.3 0-2 0.0 Sep 18, 2010 at Duke W 62-13 2-5 40.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 1-3 33.3 1-2 50.0 Sep 25, 2010 at Arkansas W 24-20 8-14 57.1 1-2 50.0 2-4 50.0 2-3 66.7 3-5 60.0 Oct 02, 2010 FLORIDA W 31-6 4-9 44.4 1-2 50.0 2-3 66.7 0-1 0.0 1-3 33.3 Oct 09, 2010 at South Carolina L 21-35 5-13 38.5 0-2 0.0 5-6 83.3 0-2 0.0 0-3 0.0 Oct 16, 2010 MISSISSIPPI W 23-10 5-15 33.3 2-5 40.0 1-4 25.0 1-3 33.3 1-3 33.3 Oct 23, 2010 at Tennessee W 41-10 7-13 53.8 1-3 33.3 2-5 40.0 2-2 100.0 2-3 66.7 Alabama 41-90 45.6 9-19 47.4 14-28 50.0 7-18 38.9 11-25 44.0 0-0 0.0 Opponents 37-114 32.5 6-22 27.3 7-32 21.9 14-32 43.8 10-28 35.7 0-0 0.0

4th-Down Conversions

Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr Overtime Sep 04, 2010 SAN JOSE STATE W 48-3 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 Sep 11, 2010 PENN STATE W 24-3 1-2 50.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 1-1 100.0 0-1 0.0 Sep 18, 2010 at Duke W 62-13 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 Sep 25, 2010 at Arkansas W 24-20 1-1 100.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 1-1 100.0 Oct 02, 2010 FLORIDA W 31-6 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 Oct 09, 2010 at South Carolina L 21-35 2-3 66.7 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 1-1 100.0 1-2 50.0 Oct 16, 2010 MISSISSIPPI W 23-10 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 Oct 23, 2010 at Tennessee W 41-10 0-1 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-1 0.0 Alabama 4-7 57.1 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 2-2 100.0 2-5 40.0 0-0 0.0 Opponents 9-15 60.0 1-2 50.0 3-3 100.0 2-4 50.0 3-6 50.0 0-0 0.0

Time of Possession

Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr Overtime Sep 04, 2010 SAN JOSE STATE W 48-3 30:42 7:27 5:26 8:27 9:22 Sep 11, 2010 PENN STATE W 24-3 29:27 8:50 6:32 7:09 6:56 Sep 18, 2010 at Duke W 62-13 27:00 9:19 3:46 5:52 8:03 Sep 25, 2010 at Arkansas W 24-20 33:52 5:11 9:32 7:44 11:25 Oct 02, 2010 FLORIDA W 31-6 27:10 7:53 7:47 2:31 8:59 Oct 09, 2010 at South Carolina L 21-35 32:27 8:40 10:44 6:54 6:09 Oct 16, 2010 MISSISSIPPI W 23-10 32:43 9:24 7:41 6:41 8:57 Oct 23, 2010 at Tennessee W 41-10 32:00 10:29 9:13 5:40 6:38 Alabama Total 245:21 67:13 60:41 50:58 66:29 0:00 Avg. 30:40 8:24 7:35 6:22 8:18 0:00 Opponents Total 234:39 52:47 59:19 69:02 53:31 0:00 Avg. 29:19 6:35 7:24 8:37 6:41 0:00 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Red-Zone Results (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

Alabama Inside Opponent Red-Zone

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Down Int Fumb Half Game Sep 04, 2010 SAN JOSE STATE W 48-3 4 3 17 2 2 0 1000100 Sep 11, 2010 PENN STATE W 24-3 3 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sep 18, 2010 at Duke W 62-13 8 7 45 6 3 3 1000100 Sep 25, 2010 at Arkansas W 24-20 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Oct 02, 2010 FLORIDA W 31-6 4 4 24 3 2 1 1000000 Oct 09, 2010 at South Carolina L 21-35 4 2 9 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Oct 16, 2010 MISSISSIPPI W 23-10 2 2 10 1 0 1 1000000 Oct 23, 2010 at Tennessee W 41-10 6 5 31 4 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 29 170 21 12 9 8211200 29 of 35 (82.9%)

Opponents Inside Alabama Red-Zone

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Down Int Fumb Half Game Sep 04, 2010 SAN JOSE STATE W 48-3 1130001000000 Sep 11, 2010 PENN STATE W 24-3 3 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 Sep 18, 2010 at Duke W 62-13 2 2 10 1 0 1 1000000 Sep 25, 2010 at Arkansas W 24-20 4 3 13 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 Oct 02, 2010 FLORIDA W 31-6 4130001011100 Oct 09, 2010 at South Carolina L 21-35 4 4 28 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oct 16, 2010 MISSISSIPPI W 23-10 2 2 10 1 0 1 1000000 Oct 23, 2010 at Tennessee W 41-10 3 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 Totals 23 15 73 7 3 4 8024200 15 of 23 (65.2%) 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Game Superlatives (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes 24 Mark Ingram at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) Yards Rushing 157 Mark Ingram at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) TD Rushes 2 T. Richardson vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) 2 Eddie Lacy vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) 2 Mark Ingram at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 2 Mark Ingram at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 2 Mark Ingram vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) 2 Mark Ingram at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Long Rush 65 T. Richardson at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Pass attempts 34 Greg McElroy at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Pass completions 27 Greg McElroy at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Yards Passing 315 Greg McElroy at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) TD Passes 3 Greg McElroy at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Long Pass 85 Greg McElroy vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) Receptions 12 Julio Jones at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Yards Receiving 221 Julio Jones at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) TD Receptions 1 Marquis Maze vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) 1 Julio Jones vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) 1 Kevin Norwood vs Penn State (Sep 11, 2010) 1 Preston Dial vs Penn State (Sep 11, 2010) 1 Julio Jones at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 1 Darius Hanks at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 1 Preston Dial at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 1 T. Richardson at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 1 M. Williams vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) 1 Julio Jones at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) 1 Darius Hanks at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) 1 T. Richardson vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) 1 Preston Dial vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) 1 T. Richardson at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Long Reception 85 T. Richardson vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) Field Goals 2 Cade Foster vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) 2 Cade Foster at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 2 Jeremy Shelley at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) 2 Cade Foster vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) 2 Jeremy Shelley at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Long Field Goal 49 Cade Foster vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) Punts 5 Cody Mandell vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) Punting Avg 47.0 Cody Mandell at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Long Punt 59 Cody Mandell at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) Long Punt Return 41 Julio Jones vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) Long Kickoff Return 91 T. Richardson at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Tackles 11 Mark Barron vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) Sacks 1.0 Robert Lester vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) 1.0 Mark Barron at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 1.0 Courtney Upshaw at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 1.0 Mark Barron vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) 1.0 Marcell Dareus at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) 1.0 Marcell Dareus vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) 1.0 Damion Square vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) 1.0 Alex Watkins at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Tackles For Loss 4.0 Courtney Upshaw vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) 4.0 Marcell Dareus at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Interceptions 2 Robert Lester at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Game Superlatives (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes 41 vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) Yards Rushing 315 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Yards Per Rush 9.0 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) TD Rushes 4 vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) 4 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 4 at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Pass attempts 35 at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) 35 at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Pass completions 27 at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Yards Passing 334 vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) Yards Per Pass 12.0 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) TD Passes 3 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Total Plays 71 vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) Total Offense 626 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Yards Per Play 10.3 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Points 62 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Sacks By 2 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 2 vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) 2 at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) First Downs 30 vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) Penalties 8 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 8 vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) Penalty Yards 55 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Turnovers 2 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 2 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) Interceptions By 3 vs Penn State (Sep 11, 2010) 3 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 3 vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Game Superlatives (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes 23 M. Lattimore, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Yards Rushing 117 Poole, T., at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) TD Rushes 2 M. Lattimore, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Long Rush 59 Poole, T., at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Pass attempts 40 Jeremiah Masoli, vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) Pass completions 25 Ryan Mallett, at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) Yards Passing 357 Ryan Mallett, at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) TD Passes 3 Stephen Garcia, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Long Pass 49 La Secla, Jorda, vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) Receptions 7 Varner, D., at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 7 Alshon Jeffery, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) 7 Jones, G., at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Yards Receiving 131 Jarius Wright, at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) TD Receptions 2 Alshon Jeffery, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Long Reception 49 Grigsby, Noel, vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) Field Goals 2 Snyderwine, W., at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 2 Zach Hocker, at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 2 Henry, C, vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) Long Field Goal 48 Zach Hocker, at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) Punts 9 Waid, Harrison, vs San Jose State (Sep 04, 2010) Punting Avg 62.3 Henry, C, vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) Long Punt 75 Henry, C, vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) Long Punt Return 15 Stephon Gilmore, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Long Kickoff Return 37 Chris Culliver, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Tackles 11 Jerry Franklin, at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 11 Reveiz, N., at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Sacks 2.0 Tenarius Wright, at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 2.0 Stephon Gilmore, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) 2.0 Melvin Ingram, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Tackles For Loss 2.5 Melvin Ingram, at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Interceptions 1 Butler, Lee, at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) 1 Rudell Crim, at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 1 Andru Stewart, at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 2010 University of Alabama Football Alabama Game Superlatives (as of Oct 23, 2010) All games

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes 37 at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Yards Rushing 159 at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) Yards Per Rush 5.3 at Tennessee (Oct 23, 2010) TD Rushes 2 at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Pass attempts 42 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Pass completions 25 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) Yards Passing 357 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) Yards Per Pass 10.1 at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) TD Passes 3 at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Total Plays 78 at Duke (Sep 18, 2010) Total Offense 421 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) Yards Per Play 7.3 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) Points 35 at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Sacks By 7 at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) First Downs 20 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 20 at South Carolina (Oct 09, 2010) Penalties 12 vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) Penalty Yards 106 vs Mississippi (Oct 16, 2010) Turnovers 4 vs Penn State (Sep 11, 2010) 4 vs Florida (Oct 02, 2010) Interceptions By 2 at Arkansas (Sep 25, 2010) 13 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 22 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 97 FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS • 57 BOWL APPEARANCES • 31 BOWL VICTORIES No. 5/55/5 ALABAMA ((7-1,7-1, 4-1 SECSEC)) GAMEGAME 9: ALABAMALABAMA (7-1, 4-1 SSEC)EC) Sept. 4 San Jose State (PPV) W, 48-3 Sept. 11 Penn State (ESPN) W, 24-3 Sept. 18 at Duke (ABC) W, 62-13 ATAT LSU (7-1,((,7-1, 4-1 SSEC)EC) Sept. 25 *at Arkansas (CBS) W, 24-20 Oct. 2 *Florida (CBS) W, 31-6 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2010 • 2:30 P.M. CT• CBS Oct. 9 *at South Carolina (CBS) L, 21-3521-35 Oct. 16 *Mississippi ((ESPN2)ESPN2) W, 23-123-100 TIGER STADIUM (92,455)(92,455) • BATON ROUGE, LA. Oct. 23 *at Tennessee ((ESPN)ESPN) W, 41-141-100 Nov. 6 *at LSU (CBS)(CBS) 2:30 p.m. Nov. 13 *Mississippi State (ESPN/2)(ESPN/2) 6:15 p.m. THE GAME: Following its bbyeye week, Alabama returns to the road for the fi fth time in seven Nov. 18 Georgia State ((ESPNU)ESPNU) 6:30 p.m. gamesgames witwithh a trip to Tiger StaStadiumdium to tatakeke on LSU tthishis SaturSaturday,day, NovemNovemberber 6, in an SEC Nov. 26 *Auburn*Auburn (CBS) 1:30 p.m. WestWest battle. The fi fth-ranked Crimson Tide square off withwith the the No. No. 12/11 12/11 Tigers at 2:30 p.m. (CT)(CT) on CBS. It wiwillll bebe thethe 74th74th meetingmeeting betweenbetween tthehe two schoolsschools in a series thatthat AAlabamalabama No. 12/1112/11 LSU (7-1, 4-1 SEC) leads 45-23-5, includingincluding an impressive 25-8-2 record in Baton Rouge.Rouge. 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OOct.ct. 9 *at FFloridalorida (ESPN) W, 33-29 OOct.ct. 16 McNeese State (F(FSN)SN) W, 32-10 HEADHEAD COACHCOACH NICKNICK SABAN:SABAN: AlabamaAlabama headhead coachcoach NickNick SabanSaban (Kent State, 1973) is in hishis OOct.ct. 23 *at AuburnAuburn (CBS) L, 17-24 fourthfourth seasonseason with thethe CrimsonCrimson TidTide.e. HHee wwasas nnamedamed ththee sschool’school’s 27th hheadead coaccoachh oonn JJanu-anu- Nov. 6 *Alabama*Alabama (CBS) 2:30 p.p.m.m. aryary 3, 2007. Saban has compiledcompiled a 35-9 record (4(40-90-9 including fi ve vacated wins in 2002007)7) Nov. 13 Louisiana-Monroe ((PPV)PPV) 6 p.m. at Alabama while leadingleading the Tide to two SEC Western Division championships, one confer-confer- Nov. 20 *M*Mississippiississippi TBATBA enceence title and one national chamchampionship.pionship. Saban holds a career record of 126-51-1 (131-51-1)(131-51-1) NNov.ov. 27 *at*at ArkansasArkansas TBA as a collegiatecollegiate hheadead coaccoach,h, wwhilehile aalsolso serving at ToToledo,ledo, MicMichiganhigan State anandd LSU. SaSabanban *SEC ggameame won his fi rst national championship as head coach ooff the LSU TiTigersgers in 2003, gguidinguiding the all times are central and subject to change TigersTigers to a 13-1 record that season. Overall, Saban has coached four conference champi-champi- NEXT UUPP onshiponship teams (1990 Mid-American, 2001 SEC, 2003 SEC and 2009 SEC) and 10 ofof his 13 MississippiMississippi StatStatee • Nov. 1313,, 2010 teamsteams have playedplayed in postseason bowl games with the Tide appearing in a bowl game each TV: ESPNESPN/ESPN2/ESPN2 • Time: 6:15 p.m.p.m. yearyear under Saban’s direction. Saban is also one of two coaches (Urban Meyer,Meyer, Florida) to win two BCS National Championships and the fi rst to accomplish the featfeat at two diffdiff erent schools.schools. OONN THE AIR TELEVISIONTELEVISION RANKINGS:RANKINGS: Alabama openedopened the 2010 season ranked fi rst in thethe AssociatedAssociated Press andand USAUSA CCBSBS TodayToday Coaches’ preseason polls but checks in at No. 5 in both polls this week, a one-spot PPlay-by-Play:lay-by-Play: Verne LunLundquistdquist jumpjump from last week. The Crimson Tide is also ranked sixth in the latest BCS standings. LSU APAP CoColorlor Analyst:Analyst: Gary DanieDanielsonlson is rankedranked 12th12th in thethe poll,poll, 11th11th in thethe coaches’coaches’ pollpoll andand 10th10th in thethe BCS. Sideline:Sideline: TracTracyy Wolfson LSULSU SERIES: TheThe LSU/AlabamaLSU/Alabama series is one of the most fi ercely contested rivalries in the RADIORADIO Southeastern Conference. The Crimson Tide leads the all-time series 45-23-5, but the Tigers Crimson Tide SportsSports Network hadhad won fi ve straight in the series beforebefore Alabama’s current two-game winning streak head-head- Play-by-Play:Play-by-Play: ElElii GoGoldld ing into this weekend’s game. Last season, UA earned its fi rst win over LSU in Tuscaloosa since 1999 with a 24-15 triumph at Bryant-Denny Stadium. In 2008, the Crimson Tide posted ColorColor Analyst:Analyst: PPhilhil SavaSavagege a 27-21 overtime win at TiTigerger Stadium. The Tide holds a 25-8-2 edgeedge in Baton RouRougege with a Sideline:Sideline: BBarryarry KraussKrauss 9-89-8 edgeedge in Tuscaloosa. SATELLITE RADIORADIO

CTSN onon XM: 143143 NEXTNEXT GGAME:AME: TheThe Crimson TideTide returns homehome on Saturday,Saturday, NovemNovemberber 13, to start a season-end-season-end- CTSN onon Sirius: 122 ing three-game homestand that begins with a SEC West clash with Mississippi State. Alabama ĂĂĀ will be meeting the Bulldogs for the 95th time in school history and boasts a 72-18-3 record in NATIONALTIONAL RADIORADIO thethe series (one forfeit and one vacated win). The Tide have won two straightstraight in the series and SportsSports USAUSA seven ofof the last nine. Alabama has outscored MSU 63-10 in the last two meetings.

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