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AKRON (0-3) AT INDIANA (2-0) SETTING THE SCENE Date: September 25, 2010 Improving to 2-0 for the seventh straight season, Kickoff: 7 p.m. EDT the Indiana football team looks to make it three in a Location: Memorial Stadium (52,929; FieldTurf) - Bloomington, Ind. row against Akron. The Hoosiers and Zips will meet TV: Big Ten Network: Craig Coshun (p-b-p), Rosevelt Colvin (analyst) & Larra Overton (sideline) at Memorial Stadium (52,929) on Saturday, Sept. 25. Radio: IU Radio Network; Sirius 90, XM 196: Don Fischer (p-b-p), Buck Suhr (analyst) & Joe Smith Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. EDT and the game will be televised in prime time on the Big Ten Network. Series History/Last Meeting: Indiana leads 2-0/W, 38-21 (A), Sept. 19, 2009 IU comes into Saturday following a 38-21 victory at Western Kentucky. Fifth-year senior quarterback Ben Chappell finished the game 32-of-42 for a career-high 366 yards, the sixth-most passing yards in school history in a contest, with three passing scores and one rushing touchdown. Junior Damarlo Belcher finished with 10 catches for 135 yards, career highs in both categories and his first 100-yard game, to go along with one TD. Tyler Replogle finished with a game high in Location:...... Akron, Ohio Location:...... Bloomington, Ind. tackles for the second consecutive game. The senior Enrollment:...... 27,911 Enrollment:...... 42,347 linebacker made nine stops, six solo, and added 1.5 Conference:...... Mid-American (East) Conference:...... Big Ten tackles for loss. Senior strong safety Mitchell Evans Nickname:...... Zips Nickname:...... Hoosiers had seven stops, one half-TFL and one pass breakup. Colors:...... Blue and Gold Colors:...... Cream and Crimson CHAPPELL BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE WEEK Head Coach:...... Rob Ianello - Catholic Univ., ‘87 Head Coach:...... Bill Lynch - Butler, ‘77 For the second time in his career, Ben Chappell Overall Record:...... 0-3/1st year Overall Record:...... 97-90-3/18th year earned Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week honors, Record at Akron:...... Same Record at IU:...... 16-23/4th year the conference announced on Monday. Chappell 2010 Overall Record:...... 0-3 2010 Overall Record:...... 2-0 shared the honor last season following his 333-yard, 2010 Away Record:...... 0-1 2010 Home Record:...... 1-0 three-touchdown performance vs. Illinois. The fifth-year senior quarterback finished the 2010 INDIANA SCHEDULE Hoosiers’ win at Western Kentucky 32-of-42 for 366 yards, the sixth-most passing yards in school history Sept. 2 Towson 7:30 p.m. W, 51-17 Big Ten Network in a contest. It was also a career high in yards for Sept. 18 at Western Kentucky 5 p.m. W, 38-21 Big Ten Network Chappell, matched a career best in completions and marked his fourth career 300-yard game, which tied a Sept. 25 Akron 7 p.m. Big Ten Network school record. Oct. 2 No. 21/22 Michigan 3:30 p.m. ESPNU He moved into sixth on IU’s all-time passing Oct. 9 at No. 2/2 Ohio State TBA yardage list with 4,504 yards and into sixth in career Oct. 16 Arkansas State (Homecoming) Noon attempts (648). Chappell threw for three scores, his Oct. 23 at Illinois Noon third game with three TDs in his career and his first Oct. 30 Northwestern TBA of 2010. It was his sixth straight multi-touchdown Nov. 6 No. 18/18 Iowa TBA game. Nov. 13 at 11/10 Wisconsin TBA Chappell added a 1-yard touchdown plunge in Nov. 20 vs. No. 23/20 Penn State (at FedExField) TBA the second half, his seventh career rushing TD. The Nov. 27 at Purdue TBA Bloomington, Ind., native completed five 20-plus yard -All game times are local to Bloomington, Ind., (ET) and are subject to change passes and went 8-for-8 on third down for 119 yards -Rankings are AP/Coaches’ Poll and a score, converting all eight. and cultures. Boys and young men with Duchenne Matt Brady (812-856-0215; 413-222-2788-cell; HOOSIERS JOIN COACH TO CURE MD Muscular Dystrophy develop progressive muscle [email protected]) handle all Hoosier media For the third year in a row, Indiana Head Coach weakness that eventually causes loss of mobility, requests. Here is the media availability schedule for Bill Lynch and the Hoosier coaching staff will be wheelchair dependency and a decline in respiratory game weeks this season (subject to change): wearing Coach to Cure MD patches on Saturday and cardiac function. Currently, there is no cure Head Coach Bill Lynch will hold a weekly press night to raise awareness and funding for Duchenne for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and limited conference on Mondays at 1 p.m. in the team room in Muscular Dystrophy research. Fans are encouraged therapeutic options exist. the North End Zone complex. Live video streaming of to donate online at www.CoachtoCureMD.org or the press conference will be available on IUHoosiers. donate $5 by texting CURE to 90999. MEDIA INFORMATION com as well as a transcript by 5 p.m. on Monday Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy is the most Indiana Associate Director of Media Relations afternoon. common fatal genetic disorder diagnosed during Jeff Keag (812-855-6209; 812-219-2925-cell; jkeag@ Coach Lynch will be available on the Big Ten childhood and primarily affects boys across all races indiana.edu) and Assistant Media Relations Director Conference Coaches Teleconference every Tuesday INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 2 LAST YEAR VS. AKRON POSTGAME NOTES INDIANA 38, AKRON 21 • Indiana’s Ray Fisher returned the opening kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown, SEPTEMBER 19, 2009 the first by an IU player since James Bailey returned one 91 yards against North- western in 2007. It is the first time in school history that a Hoosier has returned Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final the opening kickoff for a score. Indiana 10 7 7 14 38 Akron 7 7 0 7 21 • The Hoosiers went 10-for-15 on third downs, including a perfect 5-for-5 on third-and-1, 2-for-2 on third-and-2 and 2-for-2 on third-and-medium (4-7 yards).

1st 14:45 IND Fisher, Ray 91 yd kickoff return (Freeland, Nick kick) • Mitchell Evans’ 10-yard TD reception just before halftime was the first re- 07:14 IND Freeland, Nick 25 yd field goal, 13-61 5:03 ceiving TD in the junior’s career. It also marked the first passing TD of less than 05:51 AKR Bowser, Deryn 49 yd pass from Rodgers, Matt 30 yards in Ben Chappell’s career. (Iveljic, Igor kick), 3-60 1:23 2nd 06:15 AKR Williams, Aaron 0 yd blocked punt return (Iveljic, Igor kick) 00:37 IND Evans, Mitchell 10 yd pass from Chappell, Ben • Tight end Max Dedmond picked up his first career TD reception in the third (Freeland, Nick kick), 12-77 5:32 quarter on a three-yard pass. It was the first score by an Indiana tight end since 3rd 08:26 IND Dedmond, Max 3 yd pass from Chappell, Ben Nick Sexton scored against Illinois in 2005. (Freeland, Nick kick), 5-18 2:34 4th 14:23 IND Burgess, Trea 5 yd run (Freeland, Nick kick), 4-19 1:43 • Austin Thomas’ third-quarter interception was his first against any team other 07:10 IND Willis, Darius 2 yd run (Freeland, Nick kick), 11-67 5:29 than Northwestern. Thomas added a second interception in the quarter for his 00:35 AKR Rodgers, Matt 9 yd run (Iveljic, Igor kick), 9-77 3:11 second-career game with two picks. He snared two against Northwestern last year.

IND AKRON • Tyler Replogle also picked off a pass in the third, the first of the junior line- FIRST DOWNS 22 16 backer’s career. Andre LaGrone had his first career interception in the fourth quar- RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 46-180 30-106 ter. It marked the first time that IU had four interceptions as a team since Nov. 18, PASSING YDS (NET) 175 165 2006, against Purdue. Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-20-1 23-14-4 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 77-355 53-271 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 • Indiana scored on all five of its trips inside the red zone, including four touch- Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3-61 downs. Two of the scores came on the ground and two came via Ben Chappell Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-121 5-76 TD passes. Interception Returns-Yards 4-136 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-31.0 5-41.6 • Indiana had three sacks and eight tackles for loss in the game, including 2.5 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 TFL and one sack by Jammie Kirlew. Kirlew also forced a fumble in the game, the Penalties-Yards 4-45 5-52 fifth of his career. Greg Middleton had six solo tackles, including his 21st career Possession Time 34:51 25:09 sack. Middleton is now one sack shy of third on IU’s career list with Kirlew just Third-Down Conversions 10 of 15 1 of 7 two sacks behind him in fifth on the list. Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 1-1 • Trea Burgess rushed for a career-high 59 yards in the game. He also ran in Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-17 0-0 his third career rushing TD early in the fourth quarter. Darius Willis also had a career best on the ground, running for 66 yards and his first career touchdown in his second collegiate game. RUSHING: Indiana-Willis, Darius 15-66; Burgess, Trea 13-59; McCray, D. 12-45; Doss, Tandon 1-9; Payton, Bryan 3-3; Evans, Mitchell 1-0; TEAM 1-minus 2. Akron-Torrence, Devoe 2-32; Allen, Alex 8-29; Shuford, Norman 5-18; Rodgers, Matt 10-18; Burney, Nate 2-14; Tuzze, • The Hoosiers’ opening drive spanned 13 plays and 61 yards, taking up 5:03 and Joe 1-0; Miller, Dashan 1-minus 2; Bruce, Jeremy 1-minus 3. resulting in a 25-yard field goal by Nick Freeland. This comes after last week’s game-opening 12-play, 76-yard drive that ate 6:07. On the season, Indiana has PASSING: Indiana-Chappell, Ben 18-28-1-163; Evans, Mitchell 2-2-0-12; Follett, Adam 0-1- averaged 10.7 plays, 63 yards and 4.3 first downs on its game-opening drives. 0-0. Akron-Rodgers, Matt 14-23-4-165. The Hoosiers had just seven first downs all season on their opening drives in 2008. RECEIVING: Indiana-Doss, Tandon 7-60; Belcher, D. 5-49; Evans, Mitchell 4-43; Turner, T. 2-12; Dedmond, Max 2-11. Akron-Bowser, Deryn 3-86; Burney, Nate 3-26; Lafrance, J. 3-10; • Indiana held the ball for 11:09 in the opening quarter, the third time in as many Miller, Dashan 1-17; Allen, Alex 1-12; Bruce, Jeremy 1-9; Torrence, Devoe 1-3; Shuford, games that the Hoosiers have maintained possession for at least 11 minutes in Norman 1-2. the first quarter this season.

INTERCEPTIONS: Indiana-Thomas, Austin 2-77; Replogle, Tyler 1-30; LaGrone, Andre 1-29. • With the victory, Indiana starts the season 3-0 for the 14th time in school his- Akron-Cobham, Wayne 1-0. tory and the second time in the last three seasons. FUMBLES: Indiana-Doss, Tandon 1-1. Akron-Rodgers, Matt 1-0. • Indiana improved to 2-0 all-time against Akron. The Hoosiers are now 34-6-1 SACKS (UA-A): Indiana-Middleton, Greg 1-0; Replogle, Tyler 1-0; Kirlew, Jammie 1-0. against the Mid-American Conference in school history. Akron-None. • For the first time this season, the Hoosiers did not win the coin toss. Akron TACKLES (UA-A): Indiana-Replogle, Tyler 6-1; Middleton, Greg 6-0; Polk, Nick 5-0; Mayberry, elected to defer, so the Hoosiers received the opening kickoff for the third time Matt 3-2; Johnson, Darius 3-1; Kurz, Matt 2-1; Black, Larry 2-1; Kirlew, Jammie 2-1; Jones, in as many games. Donnell 2-1; Thomas, Eric 2-0; Fisher, Ray 2-0; Replogle, Adam 2-0; Council, R. 1-1; Patterson, Will 0-2; Adkins, Chris 1-0; LaGrone, Andre 1-0; Thomas, Austin 1-0; Carrington, J. 1-0; • Indiana’s captains for the game were seniors Brian Zematis and Pete Saxon Beckum, Leon 1-0; Thomas, T. 0-1; Evans, Mitchell 0-1; Sliger, N. 0-1. and juniors Mitchell Evans and Terrance Turner. INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 3 throughout the season at 12:20 p.m. ET. Please BEN CHAPPELL Jeremy LaFrance leads the Zips with 15 receptions, contact Keag for the call-in phone number. 186 yards, 62.0 yards per game and has one score. Requested offensive players, Coach Lynch and CAREER RANKINGS Akron’s defense has four sacks, 11 tackles for offensive assistant coaches are available following loss, two interceptions and two fumble recoveries. practice on Tuesday and requested defensive players, COMPLETIONS Opponents are averaging 38.0 points, 455.3 total Coach Lynch and defensive assistant coaches yards, 257.7 passing yards and 197.7 rushing yards 1. 565 Kellen Lewis 2006-08 are available following practice on Wednesday. each time out. 2. 532 Steve Bradley 1983-85 Practice is open to the media both days, running Senior linebacker Mike Thomas paces the team 3. 528 Antwaan Randle El 1998-01 from approximately 4:30-6:30 p.m. Photography/ with 31 tackles and 19 solos, and he has forced and 4. 421 Trent Green 1989-92 videography will be allowed during approximately recovered a fumble. Leading the Zips with two sacks 5. 406 Dave Schnell 1986-89 the first 45 minutes of practice. Please submit all and 2.5 tackles for loss is Shawn Lemon. The senior 6. 397 Ben Chappell 2007- interview requests to Keag at least 24 hours prior to defensive end also has a 29-yard fumble recovery. 7. 361 Babe Laufenberg 1981-82 each practice. Head Coach Rob Ianello is in his first season at 8. 333 Tim Clifford 1977-80 Akron. Ianello spent the 2005-09 campaigns as an 9. 308 Matt LoVecchio 2003-04 THE AKRON SERIES assistant coach at Notre Dame and is no stranger to 10. 268 Chris Dittoe 1993-96 Indiana and Akron will meet for the third time the Big Ten, serving two stints as an assistant coach on Saturday. The Hoosiers beat the Zips, 41-24, at at Wisconsin (1990-93, 2003-04). Memorial Stadium on Sept. 15, 2007, and posted a PASSING YARDS 38-21 road triumph on Sept. 19, 2009. 1. 7,469 Antwaan Randle El 1998-2001 OPENING MIGHT 2. 6,579 Steve Bradley 1983-85 Indiana is looking to start 3-0 for the 15th time IU VS. THE MAC 3. 6,395 Kellen Lewis 2006-08 in school history and the third time in Head Coach The Hoosiers own a 34-6-1 (.842) all-time mark 4. 5,470 Dave Schnell 1986-89 Bill Lynch’s four seasons. IU opened 3-0 in 2007 and against Mid-American Conference (MAC) opponents. 5. 5,400 Trent Green 1989-92 2009. Lynch has been a part of five of the 3-0 starts IU defeated both MAC foes on the schedule last 6. 4,504 Ben Chappell 2007- - the two as a head coach and three as an assistant season. Indiana downed Western Michigan, 23-19, 7. 4,338 Tim Clifford 1977-80 (1993, 1994 and 2005). at Memorial Stadium and won at Akron, 38-21. 8. 4,256 Babe Laufenberg 1981-82 9. 3,729 Matt LoVecchio 2003-04 STOUT DEFENSE IU-AKRON TIES 10. 3,446 Harry Gonso 1967-69 After Western Kentucky had 76 yards of total Curt Mallory is in his first season as Akron’s offense on the opening drive, including 62 rushing defensive coordinator and cornerbacks coach. The yards by Bobby Rainey, the Hoosiers held WKU son of Indiana’s all-time winningest coach, Bill ATTEMPTS to 53 yards on the next five drives in scoring 31 Mallory, Curt served as the Hoosiers’ secondary 1. 1,060 Antwaan Randle El 1998-01 unanswered points. Rainey, who entered the game coach from 2002-04 and as a graduate assistant 2. 1,023 Steve Bradley 1983-85 averaging 169.5 yards per game, had just 43 yards on during the 1993-94 campaigns. 3. 981 Kellen Lewis 2006-08 14 carries after the opening drive. The Hoosiers held Bill Lynch was IU’s quarterbacks coach in 1993- 4. 755 Trent Green 1989-92 him 65.5 yards below his season average and limited 94 and later hired Curt on his staff at Ball State 5. 722 Dave Schnell 1986-89 him to five rushes of no gain or loss. (1995-00) as linebackers coach (1995-99) as well as 6. 648 Ben Chappell 2007- secondary coach (2000). 7. 631 Tim Clifford 1977-80 CONTROLLING THE CONTROLLABLES 8. 616 Babe Laufenberg 1981-82 Heading into the season opener and with a 16- OHIO CONNECTION 9. 562 Matt LoVecchio 2003-04 day break before game two at Western Kentucky, Seventeen Hoosiers hail from the state of Ohio. 10. 531 Harry Gonso 1967-69 Head Coach Bill Lynch stressed to his team the Pete Bachman (Cincinnati), Antonio Banks importance of focusing on themselves. Three primary (Middletown), Larry Black, Jr., (Cincinnati), Ted areas of emphasis were to protect the ball, cut down Bolser (Cincinnati), Javon Cornley (Columbus), PASSING TDS on penalties and convert on third down. Mitchell Evans (West Milton), Chase Hoobler 1. 48 Kellen Lewis 2006-08 Indiana has done just that thus far, committing (Orrville), Shaquille Jefferson (Lexington), Brad 2. 42 Antwaan Randle El 1998-2001 one turnover (fumble) and six penalties. The Hoosiers Martin (Marion), Pat McShane (Stow), Tim 3. 35 Steve Bradley 1983-85 were flagged three times for 25 yards against Towson O’Conner (Cincinnati), Ryan Phillis (Boardman), 4. 32 Harry Gonso 1967-69 and three times for 35 yards at Western Kentucky. Adam Replogle (Centerville), Tyler Replogle 5. 31 Tim Clifford 1977-80 After struggling on third down last season (39 (Centerville), Harrison Scott (New Albany), Damon 6. 27 Dave Schnell 1986-89 percent) and in the opener (20), the Hoosier offense Sims (Cincinnati) and Eric Thomas (Cleveland) all 7. 26 Ben Chappell 2007- converted 10-of-13 (76.9) at Western Kentucky, came to Bloomington from the Buckeye State. 8. 23 Trent Green 1989-92 two were from over 10 yards. Fifth-year senior Blake Powers 2004-07 quarterback Ben Chappell went 8-for-8 on third SCOUTING AKRON 10. 20 Bob Hoernschemeyer 1943-44 down for 119 yards and a score, converting all eight. Akron is making its second trip to Memorial Stadium in four seasons. The Zips are 0-3 after a pair CHAPPELL IN CHARGE IN 2010... of home losses to Syracuse (29-3) and Gardner-Webb COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Coaches and teammates pointed out early and (38-37 overtime) and a 47-10 defeat at Kentucky last 1. .613 Ben Chappell 2007- often during preseason camp that Ben Chappell weekend. 2. .586 Babe Laufenberg 1981-82 appeared in complete command and control of the UA is averaging 16.7 points, 242.3 total yards, 3. .576 Kellen Lewis 2006-08 offense. He has done did nothing to prove them 127.0 passing yards and 115.3 rushing yards per 4. .562 Dave Schnell 1986-89 wrong this season. Through the first two games, game. Sophomore quarterback Patrick Nicely has 5. .558 Jay Rodgers 1996-98 Chappell has one Big Ten Player of the Week award, thrown for 333 yards with one touchdown and one 6. .556 Trent Green 1989-92 is 48-of-65 (73.8 percent) for 548 yards with five interception. He has completed 30-of-75 passes (40.0 7. .551 Blake Powers 2004-07 touchdowns, one rushing score, no interceptions and percent) and has a 79.03 efficiency rating. 8. .548 Matt LoVecchio 2003-04 a 170.0 passing efficiency rating. Seniors Nate Burney (179) and Alex Allen (158) 9. .530 John Paci 1992-94 The school’s all-time completion percentage both have rushed for over 150 yards. Burney has 10. .528 Tim Clifford 1977-80 leader (61.3) finished the Hoosiers’ win at Western 39 carries and a 4.6 average, while Allen has 37 Kentucky 32-for-42 for 366 yards, the sixth-most attempts, a 4.3 average and three TDs. Senior passing yards in school history in a contest. It was INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 4 also marked a career high in yards, matched a career CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE became the second straight Hoosier to make the team best in completions and accounted for his fourth (Jammie Kirlew). Chappell, who is also a nominee career 300-yard game, which tied a school record. 1. 11,364 Antwaan Randle El 1998-01 for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award, completed his Chappell threw for three scores, his third game 2. 8,072 Kellen Lewis 2006-08 bachelor’s degree in accounting on June 30, 2010, with three TDs in his career and his first of 2010. He 3. 6,943 Steve Bradley 1983-85 with a 3.70 GPA. For the second straight summer, he also added a 1-yard touchdown plunge in the second 4. 6,073 Dave Schnell 1986-89 interned with BKD, LLP, in Bloomington, one of the 10 half, his seventh career rushing TD. Dating back to 5. 5,916 Trent Green 1989-92 largest CPA and advisory firms in the country. last season, Chappell has six straight multi-TD games 6. 5,299 Anthony Thompson 1986-89 The fifth-year senior is currently working toward and nine overall in 17 career starts. He has completed 7. 4,568 Ben Chappell 2007- his MBA in business systems and accounting. at least 60 percent of his passes in a game 10 times 8. 4,561 Tim Clifford 1977-80 Chappell is a three-time Academic All-Big Ten and at least 70 percent four times. 9. 4,448 Harry Gonso 1967-69 selection and will likely earn his fourth honor this In the season opener against Towson, Chappell 10. 4,172 Babe Laufenberg 1981-82 fall. He garnered a spot on the ESPN The Magazine connected on 16-of-23 (69.6 percent) for 182 yards Academic All-District V team as a junior. with two touchdowns and no interceptions. The CAREER RECEPTIONS In his eight semesters of classroom work, he has offense scored 41 points and on seven of the nine 1. 191 James Hardy 2005-07 never recorded a GPA lower than 3.3 and has earned drives with Chappell under center. He hit Damarlo 2. 170 Courtney Roby 2001-04 Alpha Beta honors each of those semesters. Chappell Belcher in stride for a 41-yard scoring strike, the 3. 148 Thomas Lewis 1991-93 was also a 2009-10 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar seventh 40-plus TD toss of his career and his 11th 4. 133 Ernie Jones 1984-87 Award recipient (3.7 GPA over the academic year). over 25 yards. 5. 132 Eddie Baety 1991-94 Chappell is one of the most active Hoosiers in the One of the team’s two season captains, along 6. 121 Keith Calvin 1974-77 community. As a member of the team’s Leadership with senior linebacker Tyler Replogle, Chappell is 7. 119 Jade Butcher 1967-69 Council, he was instrumental in organizing the on the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Watch List. 8. 118 Ray Fisher 2006-09 program’s two community initiatives - visiting Riley’s He ranks in the school’s top 10 in career completion 9. 116 Duane Gunn 1981-83 Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis and welcoming the percentage, passing yardage (6th), completions 10. 115 Bill Malinchak 1963-65 Bloomington Boys & Girls Club to Memorial Stadium (6th), attempts (6th), passing touchdowns (7th), total Bob Stephenson 1978-81 each season. offense (7th), 300-yard games and 200-yard games 14. 103 Damarlo Belcher 2008- (T-5th, 10). 17. 96 Tandon Doss 2008- BELCHER BREAKS THROUGH He entered 2010 in the top 20 among returning Picking up right where he left off at the end of the players nationally (2009 stats) in completions per 2009 campaign, Damarlo Belcher has dominated game (22.33; 6th), passing yards (2,941; 12th), CAREER RECEIVING YARDS the first two games of the season. Belcher finished passing yards per game (245.08; 13th) and total 1. 2,740 James Hardy 2005-07 with 10 catches for 135 yards at Western Kentucky, offense (2,932; 20th). Those totals all ranked first 2. 2,524 Courtney Roby 2001-04 career highs in both categories and his first 100-yard among Big Ten returners. 3. 2,361 Ernie Jones 1984-87 game. He became the first Hoosier with 10 catches 4. 2,324 Thomas Lewis 1991-93 and 100 yards since Mitchell Evans had 10 for 112 AND IN 2009 5. 2,235 Duane Gunn 1981-83 against Purdue last year, and his 135 yards were the Ben Chappell became the first QB in IU history 6. 1,810 Jade Butcher 1967-69 most by an IU receiver since James Hardy had 142 to complete over 60 percent of passes in a single 7. 1,686 Bill Malinchak 1963-65 against Penn State on Oct. 20, 2007. season last year (60.4). He ended 2009 in the 8. 1,617 Eddie Baety 1991-94 Belcher also reached 100 career catches (103) on Hoosiers’ single-season top 10 in passing yardage 9. 1,603 Rob Turner 1987-90 the play that gave him 100 yards for the first time. He (2nd), passing touchdowns (T-3rd), completions (1st), 10. 1,599 Keith Calvin 1974-77 became the 15th Hoosier to reach the career century attempts (2nd), completion percentage (1st) and total 17. 1,334 Damarlo Belcher 2008- and 1,000-yard marks. In the opener against Towson, offense (2,932 - 4th). 22. 1,210 Tandon Doss 2008- Belcher finished with a game-high 92 yards and In Big Ten games only, Chappell led the league in seven receptions, including a 41-yard touchdown, the passing yards per game (261.2) and attempts (303), second 40-plus yard TD of his career. and he placed second in passing touchdowns (14), AWARDS & HONORS The Fort Wayne, Ind., native is averaging 113.5 third in completions (183), total offense per game Tandon Doss yards per game and also leads the team with 17 (261.5) and completion percentage (60.4). He ranked • Biletnikoff Award Watch List receptions for 227 yards. Belcher is averaging 13.5 second in the Big Ten (overall games) in completions, • Paul Hornung Award Watch List yards per catch and has a pair of TD catches. He has third in passing yards per game (245.1), completion • SI.com, Sporting News preseason All-Big Ten reached 90 yards five times and 80 yards eight times percentage and attempts, and fourth in total offense • First team All-Big Ten wide receiver by Phil and owns 11 five-catch games in his career. each time out (244.1). Steele’s preview magazine Belcher has reached 80 yards in six of the last The Bloomington South graduate threw for three • First team All-Big Ten punt returner and second eight games dating back to last season and has TDs two times and two-or-more scores seven times, team All-Big Ten wide receiver by Athlon Sports caught at least five passes in seven of the last eight. surpassed 300 yards three times, 250 yards six • Rated the 20th-best wideout nationally and Over those eight games, Belcher has led the Hoosiers’ times and 200 yards eight times, and he completed second team All-Big Ten by Lindy’s Sports talented wideouts with 52 receptions for 689 yards, 20 passes eight times and reached the 60-percent six touchdowns, 6.5 catches per game, 86.1 yards per completion mark seven times. Chappell completed 33 Ben Chappell contest and 13.3 yards per catch. passes over 20 yards, nine over 30 yards, four over 40 • Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 20) He has earned the distinction as one of the Big yards and a 56-yarder. He also threw six touchdowns • Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Watch List Ten’s top receivers. Belcher entered 2010 28th among over 25 yards (26, 28, 29, 33, 44 and 46). • Named to Allstate AFCA Good Works Team returning players nationally (2009 stats) in yards • Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award candidate per game (64.2), 30th in receptions per game (5.08) CLASS ACT and sat third in both categories among conference It is easy to see why Ben Chappell is considered Darius Willis returnees. one of the brightest quarterbacks Head Coach Bill • Selected third team All-Big Ten by Athlon Sports Belcher shared the team lead with five receiving Lynch has ever coached when you look at everything and Phil Steele’s preview magazine touchdowns and finished second on the Hoosiers with he has accomplished off the field as well. 61 catches, 770 yards, a 12.6 average per catch and Chappell was named a member of the Allstate Damarlo Belcher in yards per game a year ago. He closed the season AFCA Good Works Team on Sept. 21. Eleven FBS • Third team All-Big Ten wide receiver by Phil tied for fourth on Indiana’s single-season receptions student-athletes were selected to the team and he Steele’s preview magazine list and 13th on the school’s single-season yardage INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 5 list. Belcher ranked fifth in the Big Ten in catches 144.4 receiving yards per game. They became the 2010 CAPTAINS per game and sixth in yards per game, and in league first duo in Indiana history to each collect 60-plus games only, he finished fourth with 5.25 catches per receptions and 700-plus yards in a season. The team elected fifth-year senior quarterback game and 71.1 yards per game. Their 138 combined catches rank first in IU lore Ben Chappell and senior linebacker Tyler Re- On the season, he reached 90 yards three times, (third in Big Ten, 2009) and their 1,732 yards sit second plogle as season captains. Head Coach Bill 80 yards five times and 60 yards in each of the final (second in Big Ten, 2009). Current New Orleans Saints Lynch will also announce two game captains six games. Belcher caught nine passes for 20-plus standout Courtney Roby (1,039) and Glenn Johnson each week to join Chappell and Replogle. Here is yards, including four touchdowns, and three for 30-or- (837) combined for 1,876 yards in 2002. a list of the season’s game captains: more yards, and he led the team in yards three times They entered 2010 with the fourth-most combined and in catches twice. catches from a season ago among returners nationally Towson and the fifth-most receiving yards. Both totals were TD ON TOP tops in the Big Ten. Ben Chappell, Tyler Replogle, James Brewer and After one of the top seasons in the Big Ten in 2009, Doss and Belcher combined for a career-best Terrance Turner Tandon Doss has garnered national attention. The 222 yards in last year’s season opener against junior wide receiver, who missed the season opener Eastern Kentucky. The total eclipsed their combined Western Kentucky with a groin injury, was named to the Biletnikoff high of 189 from 2008, which set an Indiana true Ben Chappell, Tyler Replogle, Mitchell Evans and Award (nation’s top receiver) and the Paul Hornung freshmen record, in the team’s win over No. 22 (BCS) Darius Willis Award (nation’s most versatile player) Watch Lists. Northwestern. He returned to action at Western Kentucky and Akron made an immediate impact, racing the opening ELITE COMPANY Ben Chappell, Tyler Replogle, Will Matte and Ter- kickoff a career-long 87 yards to the WKU 13-yard Fifth-year senior Terrance Turner, and juniors rance Turner line. Doss added five catches for 62 yards (26 yards Tandon Doss and Damarlo Belcher combined for after the catch) and a score, one rush for eight yards 2,175 yards, 184 receptions and 11 touchdowns in and a 12-yard punt return to finish with 169 all- 2009. Their combined yardage was the sixth-most for Michigan purpose yards in the game. It is the eighth time in a returning trio nationally, while their 184 receptions Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle his last 10 games that he has surpassed 100 APY. were fifth and their 11 touchdowns shared 18th. He now has 10 games with 100 all-purpose yards or The trio is also on the verge of a rare feat that has Ohio State more and six with 150 in his career. never been accomplished before in Hoosier history. Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle Doss, the fourth Hoosier receiver in five years Indiana has never seen three receivers play together up for the Biletnikoff, entered this year 11th among at the same time where each wideout had reached Arkansas State returning players nationally (2009 stats) in receptions 100 career receptions and 1,000 career yards. Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle per game (6.64), 15th in yards per game (80.2) and Belcher became the first member of the trio and

28th in all-purpose yards per game (138.8). Those the 15th Hoosier ever to reach both milestones at numbers improved to second, second and first, Western Kentucky. He owns 103 catches and 1,334 Illinois respectively, among all Big Ten returners. yards. Doss is on the verge of joining the prestigious Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle Doss was an SI.com and Sporting News club, as he has 96 receptions and 1,210 yards. preseason All-Big Ten receiver and a first team All- Turner had a career-best eight catches for 55 yards Northwestern Big Ten selection by Phil Steele’s preview magazine. at Western Kentucky. A theatre and drama major who Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle He was named a first team All-Big Ten punt returner has starred in two plays on campus – an American and a second team All-Big Ten wide receiver by Ma(u)l and The America Play – Turner is second on Iowa Athlon Sports, and he was rated the 20th-best wide the team with 11 grabs for 69 yards on the season and Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle receiver nationally and as a second team All-Big Ten sits at 87 and 824 in his career. honoree by Lindy’s Sports. Wisconsin A first team All-Big Ten selection by the conference OPENING ACT media in 2009, Doss led the Hoosiers in receptions Bill Lynch is the only Indiana head coach to Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle in nine games and receiving yards eight times. He open his career with four consecutive 2-0 starts paced the team with 962 yards, 77 receptions, five after the Hoosiers’ 38-21 at Western Kentucky. The Penn State touchdowns and in yards per game. Doss finished program jumped out of the gates 2-0 for the seventh Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle second in the Big Ten and 27th nationally in yards straight year. Indiana is now one of four Football Bowl per game and third in the league and tied for 21st Subdivision teams to open 2-0 each year from 2004, Purdue nationally in catches per game. joining USC (2-0), Alabama (2-0), Wisconsin (2-0). Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle The Indianapolis native’s 962 yards were 14th in the country and the second most for an MITCH OF ALL TRADES underclassman. Doss closed out the year second Another season, another position change, same on IU’s single-season receptions list, just two shy of successful results for Mitchell Evans. As Head James Hardy’s record of 79 in 2007, and fifth in the Coach Bill Lynch has said since Evans stepped foot school’s single-season yardage rankings. on campus, Evans is just a “football player” and will Along with his three 100-yard receiving games, do anything to help the team win. Evans is on the Doss owned 533 kick return yards, 127 rushing move again, this time finding himself at the same yards, 44 punt return yards and led the conference position he manned as a true freshman, safety. in all-purpose yards per contest. He finished ninth on The West Milton, Ohio, native arrived at Indiana as IU’s single-season list with 1,666 all-purpose yards, a true freshman quarterback during 2007 preseason surpassed 100 all-purpose yards in seven of the last camp. Evans moved to safety once camp began and nine games and eight times overall in 2009, including played the entire 2007 season at the position. He a season-best 242 against Purdue. played quarterback during 2008 spring practice and opened preseason camp there before moving to wide 1-2 PUNCH receiver. Evans saw action at wideout for most of As sophomores in 2009, the duo of Tandon Doss 2008, but he also played quarterback against Central and Damarlo Belcher produced 11.5 catches and Michigan, Wisconsin and Penn State. INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 6

In 2009, Evans ranked fourth on the team with in just over a half of action, and his second career WEEKLY HONORS 33 catches for 366 yards and third with three interception on Towson’s third offensive play set up touchdowns and 11.1 yards per receptions. He also Indiana’s first seven points of the season. The Hoosiers award scout and special teams play- took 69 snaps in the Wildcat and rushed for 131 yards Replogle added nine tackles, six solo, and 1.5 ers of the week following each ballgame. The on 32 attempts (4.1 average) and threw for 21 yards. tackles for loss at Western Kentucky. He has led all special teams honorees are recognized as one- Looking like he never left the defensive backfield, defenders in tackles both games and has paced the play warriors. Below are the 2010 weekly award Evans compiled seven tackles, six solo, and hauled in team in the category five times in his career. Replogle winners: the third interception of his career vs. Towson. Evans leads the Hoosiers with 19 tackles and 11 solo stops returned it six yards to midfield, where sophomore this season. Towson running back Darius Willis put the Hoosiers up 14-0 He entered 2010 as the sixth-leading returning Scout Team two plays later with a 49-yard touchdown run. He tackler in the Big Ten. Replogle finished 12th in the added seven tackles with a half-tackle for loss and a Big Ten with 7.3 tackles per game and 13th in league Chase Hoobler, Paul Phillips, Ishmael Thomas pass breakup in the team’s win at Western Kentucky. games only with 7.7 stops each time out last season. In 2007, Evans was one of two true freshmen Replogle played in 11 games and started nine times One-Play Warriors (Tyler Replogle) to take the field and he appeared at strong-side linebacker. The Centerville, Ohio, Kevin Bush, Nick Freeland, Chris Hagerup, Donnell in all 13 games at safety and on special teams. product ended the year second on the team with 80 Jones, Jamie Lukaszewski, Jeff Sanders He finished the year with 13 tackles and two tackles and 51 solos to go along with two sacks, 6.5 interceptions, both of which came in his first career tackles for loss and his first-career interception in the Western Kentucky start at Western Michigan. Evans became the first team’s win over Akron. Scout Team true freshman to record a pair of picks in one game Adam Follett, Chase Hoobler, Jake Zupancic since Tracy Porter vs. Central Michigan in 2004. REPLOGLE 2.0 As evidenced by a 290-pound menace on the REDSHIRT THE RULE defensive line, Tyler’s non-stop motor and passion One-Play Warriors Running back Antonio Banks became only the for the game might just run in the family. His brother, Javon Cornley, Griffen Dahlstrom, Mitch Ewald, seventh true freshman to play during Head Coach Adam Replogle, demonstrated the same qualities Jeff Sanders, Jeff Thomas Bill Lynch’s four seasons when he took the field as the only true freshman to play in 2009. against Towson. He has rushed six times for 22 yards Adam played in all 12 games and started the final Akron this season, including four carries for 18 yards at 11 of the season at defensive tackle. With the team’s Western Kentucky. addition of the 3-4 formation, Replogle will play some Lynch’s philosophy has been to redshirt student- defensive end in 2010, as he started at the position in Michigan athletes as freshmen, giving them an extra year of the first two games of the season. Starting alongside maturation to help provide the team with added his brother in both games (10 times overall), Replogle depth and make them better equipped to handle the finished the Towson game with three stops, one rigors of Big Ten football. Eighty student-athletes tackle for loss and one quarterback hurry. He added Ohio State have signed National Letters of Intent during three more stops and a half-TFL at Western Kentucky. Lynch’s tenure and 91.25 (73-of-80) of those players He finished third on the team with four sacks a redshirted as freshmen or have yet to see any time. season ago, which ranked second among freshmen Arkansas State Safety Mitchell Evans and linebacker Tyler defensive tackles and third among all freshmen Replogle hit the field as true freshmen in 2007. The players in the Big Ten. Replogle added 32 tackles, five following year offensive lineman Justin Pagán and tackles for loss and also played fullback in each of the Illinois wide receivers Tandon Doss and Damarlo Belcher final three games, serving as a lead blocker, en route played their first seasons. Last year defensive to selection on CollegeFootballNews.com’s Freshman lineman Adam Replogle was the lone true freshman All-America third team. Northwestern to receive time. Together, Tyler and Adam started eight games together in 2009 and became the first brothers to HOOSIER 3-4 start together at IU since Antwaan (QB) and Curtis After making the offense more multiple a year ago (DB) Randle El started 14 games together during the Iowa with the addition of the Pistol formation, it was the 1998 and 1999 seasons. defense’s turn this spring. The Hoosiers added the 3-4 formation to their defensive package and will play FINISH Wisconsin exclusively with a stand-up defensive end, no matter Head Coach Bill Lynch’s theme for his team the formation. since the end of the 2009 season is one simple word IU will employ two defensive ends, an anchor and in bold capitalized letters - FINISH. The coaching Penn State a drop. The anchors will get down in a three-point staff singled out 12 plays from last year that the team stance and rush the passer, while the drops will line should have made, and if it had made, likely would up in a two-point stance or stand-up position and can have put the Hoosiers in a bowl game. either rush the passer or drop into coverage. “It wasn’t that we weren’t good enough, that we Purdue couldn’t block that guy or cover that guy; we simply THE ORIGINAL REPLOGLE didn’t execute,” Lynch stated at IU’s Media Day. “I’d With Matt Mayberry and Will Patterson show the play and ask, ‘Can we make that play?’ chasing their NFL dreams, senior Tyler Replogle ‘Yes.’ ‘Can we make that play?’ ‘Yes.’” is the undisputed leader of the defense. This was To hammer the point home, the team finishes supported by his election as one of two team season every huddle saying “FINISH,” has FINISH printed in captains, along with fifth-year senior quarterback big red letters on the back of their work-out shirts Ben Chappell. and FINISH appears on most everything the players Known for his relentless work ethic and love receive from their coaches. for contact, the co-captain kicked off 2010 with his IU lost three of its conference games by a total fourth career double-digit tackle game in the season of seven points. The Hoosiers fell by three in Ann opener against Towson. Replogle posted 10 tackles Arbor against Michigan, by a field goal at home INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 7 vs. Wisconsin, and lost a 29-28 heartbreaker at Willis closed out 2009 in style with 142 yards on INDIANA’S RECORD WHEN... Northwestern. Indiana also held a 10-point fourth- just 19 carries (7.5 average) with a long of 64 yards quarter edge at Iowa before falling short. vs. Purdue. He added his second 100-yard game, Overall...... 2-0 In each of their first three Big Ten road games his second two-touchdown contest and his second Home...... 1-0 against Michigan, Northwestern and Iowa, the 70-plus yard rushing score at Northwestern. Willis Road...... 1-0 Hoosiers held leads at the end of the first half and at got the corner and rumbled 70 yards on IU’s first the end of the third quarter. It marked the first time play, the first time since Nov. 6, 2004, the Hoosiers September...... 2-0 that Indiana held a halftime lead in three conference scored on their first play from scrimmage. He added October...... 0-0 road games since 1994. IU entered the break tied a 3-yard touchdown in the second quarter and November...... 0-0 with the Nittany Lions in its final road test and trailed finished the contest with 103 yards on 14 carries (7.4 by one score entering the fourth. average). Noon Start...... 0-0 3:30 p.m. Start...... 1-0 CAPTAINS BOLSER-ING THE OFFENSE 5 p.m. Start...... 1-0 The team elected Ben Chappell and Tyler Ted Bolser opened observers’ eyes during 7 p.m. Start...... 0-0 Replogle as season captains. Head Coach Bill preseason camp and has continued his ascension up 7:30 p.m. Start...... 1-0 Lynch will also announce two game captains each the depth chart through the first two games. The 6-6, week to join Chappell and Replogle. Chappell was 252-pound redshirt freshman tight end finished the Scoring First...... 1-0 a team captain in 2009 and Replogle was elected a Towson game with four catches for 68 yards and a Opponents Score First...... 1-0 game captain twice a season ago. Please visit page 12-yard touchdown on his first career touch. Scoring 20 Points or More...... 2-0 five to see this season’s game captains. He had two grabs and 25 yards, including a sliding Scoring Fewer than 20 Points...... 0-0 11-yard TD, in the team’s win at Western Kentucky WHERE THERE’S A WILLIS Bolser became the first freshman receiver to record Leading at the Half...... 2-0 The Hoosiers owned one of the top passing touchdowns in his first two games since James Hardy Trailing at the Half...... 0-0 attacks in the Big Ten last year and showed they can back in 2005. Tied at the Half...... 0-0 be one of the top all-around offenses in the league Tight end has not been a productive position for Leading after Three Quarters...... 2-0 when the running game is hitting on all cylinders. much of Indiana football’s history. In fact, only three Trailing after Three Quarters...... 0-0 Enter sophomore Darius Willis, who battled injuries tight ends (four times) have ever reached 100 yards in Tied after Three Quarters...... 0-0 to start six times and play in nine games last season. a game, with the last coming by Dave Lilja vs. Navy on Willis, who grew up watching film of and idolizing Sept. 21, 1985 (108 yards, 10 catches). Prior to Bolser, Outrushing the Opponent...... 0-0 Walter Payton, gave a glimpse of how good he can an Indiana tight end has not had two TDs in a season Outpassing the Opponent...... 2-0 truly be, rushing for 102 yards on 14 carries (7.3 since Matt O’Neal and Nick Sexton both hauled in a Rushing 30 or More Times...... 1-0 average) with two touchdowns, one coming from 49 pair during the 2005 campaign. Passing 30 Times or Fewer...... 1-0 yards out, and nearly half his yards (50) coming after Bolser’s opening game yardage total was the best Leading in Time of Possession...... 1-0 contact in the season opener against Towson. The for a Hoosier tight end since Aaron Halterman had 71 Trailing in Time of Possession...... 1-0 Indianapolis native only rushed once for one yard in against Kentucky on Sept. 20, 2003. It was also the the second half en route to his second straight 100- most catches and yardage for a Hoosier pass-catcher Playing on Turf...... 2-0 yard game (142 vs. Purdue - Nov. 21, 2009). in his debut since Hardy had five catches and 107 Playing on Grass...... 0-0 It marked the fourth 100-yard game of Willis’ yards against Central Michigan in on Sept. 2, 2005. career and his third multi-score game. His 49-yard TD The Cincinnati native became the first Hoosier Winning in Turnover Margin...... 1-0 was the seventh score of his career and the third in since Damarlo Belcher (8/30/08 vs. Western Losing in Turnover Margin...... 1-0 his IU tenure of 45 yards or more (85 at Michigan, 70 Kentucky) to score on his first career touch. Tied in Turnover Margin...... 0-0 at Northwestern). Willis also has a 64-yard scamper to his credit vs. Purdue in 2009. “ERN”-ING HIS STRIPES With a 100-Yard Rusher...... 1-0 The 6-0, 224-pounder from Franklin Central High Along with senior strong safety Mitchell Evans, With a 200-Yard Passer...... 1-0 School has 132 yards on 27 carries (4.9 average) this junior cornerback Matt Ernest moved from wide With a 250-Yard Passer...... 1-0 season in addition to three catches for 36 yards. He receiver to the secondary in the spring. Ernest, who With a 300-Yard Passer...... 1-0 paced the team with 607 yards, 67.4 yards per game, threw 12 2/3 innings with a 4.97 ERA for the Hoosier With a 350-Yard Passer...... 1-0 a 4.9 average, 123 attempts and six scores a year baseball team this spring, played defensive back in With a 100-Yard Receiver...... 1-0 ago. Willis’ per game average ranked eighth among high school and re-adjusted quickly to cornerback. freshmen nationally and second among freshmen in He received the start in his first career collegiate With an Opposing 100-Yard Rusher...... 2-0 the Big Ten, while he ranked fifth in the Big Ten and defensive game and did not disappoint. The Crown With an Opposing 200-Yard Passer...... 0-0 shared eighth with 4.0 points per game. Point, Ind., native jumped an out route and picked off With an Opposing 250-Yard Passer...... 0-0 Those numbers improved in conference play, a pass from Towson quarterback Chris Hart. Ernest With an Opposing 300-Yard Passer...... 0-0 where Willis finished fourth with 76.9 rushing yards returned it 56 yards for six points and a 41-14 IU lead. With an Opposing 100-Yard Receiver...... 0-0 per game and 10th with 89.4 all-purpose yards per The TD return was the first by a Hoosier since game. His 607 yards were the most for an IU freshman Christopher Phillips ran one back 58 yards on Nov. 3, Winning the Coin Toss...... 2-0 since BenJarvus Green-Ellis had 938 in 2003, and he 2007, against Ball State. He also started at Western Electing to Receive...... 2-0 became the first freshman since Green-Ellis to lead Kentucky and recorded a half-sack. Electing to Defer...... 0-0 the team in rushing. Receiving the Ball First...... 2-0 In just his third career game on one of the game’s THE INTERCEPTORS grandest stages, Willis collected the most yards for Senior strong-side linebacker Tyler Replogle On the Big Ten Network...... 2-0 a Hoosier running back since 2005 (Chris Taylor, 176 made his second career interception to set up the On ESPNU...... 0-0 vs. Kentucky) and led Indiana to its second-highest Hoosiers’ first points of the year against Towson. Se- LYNCH’S IU RECORD WHEN... rushing total in 60 all-time games vs. Michigan (197). nior strong safety Mitchell Evans followed with his Willis finished with 154 yards on 16 carries, a 9.5 third career INT later in the first quarter and junior Leading after Three Quarters...... 16-4 average, with two scores at Michigan Stadium. His cornerback Matt Ernest gave IU the hat trick with his Leading at the Half...... 15-4 second touchdown run went for 85 yards and was 56-yard pick six in the third quarter. Scoring First...... 13-9 the third-longest rush in IU history and the longest All three picks resulted in touchdowns (21 points). Non-Conference...... 11-4 allowed by a Michigan defense since 1987. Last season, Indiana only scored 27 points off of its Home...... 12-10 INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 8

16 interceptions and just 65 points off of its 29 forced CORSO, WAITERS, BENNETT ENTER IU HALL OF FAME turnovers. The Hoosier defense finished second in the Big Ten and 19th nationally in turnover margin (plus- Indiana University Athletics welcomes six new members to the IU Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame. 7), shared second in the league and 21st nationally Lee Corso (football coach, 1973-82), Van Waiters (football, 1983, 85-87) and Chuck Bennett (football, with 13 fumble recoveries and fourth in the confer- 1926-28) represent the football program. The trio will be joined by Steve Green (men’s basketball, 1973-75), ence and tied for 23rd nationally with 16 intercep- Denise (Jackson) Salters (women’s basketball, 1981-84) and Wayne McDonald (men’s golf, 1968-70). The tions last season. group will be officially inducted at the annual Hall of Fame dinner on Friday, Oct. 29, and will be recognized IU had three three-plus interception contests and at halftime of the football game against Northwestern at Memorial Stadium, on Saturday, Oct. 30. four games with at least two picks in 2009, including five at Iowa, four at Akron and three at Northwestern. LEE CORSO: Football coach from 1973-82...led IU to its second ever bowl appearance in the Holiday Bowl in 1979... guided the Hoosiers to their first bowl win with a 38-37 victory over BYU... with the win, the squad BIG BOYS finished ranked 16th in the final national poll... ranked as the third-winningest IU football coach and third Adam Replogle’s presence along with by a Hoosiers football coach in wins over Purdue... Corso also served as the head coach at Louisville and sophomores Larry Black, Jr., Mick Mentzer and Northern Illinois ... since 1987, he has served as an analyst for ESPN on its College Gameday Show and Nicholas Sliger provide the Hoosiers with a full Director of Business Development for Dixon Ticonderoga, a Florida based pencil manufacturing company. cupboard of young and talented defensive tackles. Replogle is in his second year with the program and VAN WAITERS: Waiters joined IU after finishing his prep career in Coral Gables, Fla., and won football Black, Mentzer and Sliger are in their third seasons. letters in 1983, 1985, 1986 and 1987... first team All-Big Ten in 1986 and 1987... earned second team All- Black earned a spot on the Sporting News American honors in 1987 from UPI and third team honors from Associated Press and Football News and was freshman All-America and All-Big Ten teams and was second team All-American in 1986 from Associated Press and Sporting News and third team by Football a CollegeFootballNews.com Freshman All-America News... held IU season records with 21 tackles for loss and 14 sacks in 1987... ranks in top five on IU’s career honorable mention selection. He started all 12 of the list in both categories (2nd - sacks, 3rd - TFLs)... played in the NFL for the Cleveland Browns and Minnesota team’s games and finished fourth on the team with Vikings... he currently resides in Hialeah, Fla., where he is heavily involved in youth football. 7.5 tackles for loss (27 yards), which ranked second among freshmen defensive tackles and shared third CHUCK BENNETT: Came to IU after leading Linton High School to two state championships... won football among all freshmen in the Big Ten. Black closed out letters from 1926-28 and was captain in 1928... was All-Big Ten and All-American as a halfback in 1928... the season with 29 tackles, 14 solo, 1.5 sacks and was the team’s MVP in 1928 and the Hoosiers’ first Big Ten MVP... played in the East-West game that year one fumble recovery. and was MVP for the East after scoring two TDs... played professionally for the Portsmouth Spartans and Mentzer played in all 12 games and added 16 the Chicago Cardinals... served as football and track and field coach at LaPorte High School (1934-37) and tackles and a half-sack, while Sliger also saw time in football coach and athletic director at Austin (Minn.) High School (1938-39)... in 1939, Bennett was hired every game and recorded one tackle for loss and one as a football coach and athletic director at Lyons Township High School in La Grange, Ill.... he coached the interception. Lyons Township football team for 21 years and won 11 West Suburban Conference championships ... served Black has three tackles, one tackle for loss and as just athletic director from 1960-66... inducted into the Indiana Hall of Fame at Richmond ... also received two quarterback hurries this season, while Sliger and the Clevenger Award from IU in 1972... passed away in 1973. Mentzer each own three tackles and one TFL. tackles with one sack in the first three games before Wilson, Edward Wright-Baker, Lawrence Bar- HERO COMES HOME suffering the season-ending injury. He started the nett, Kevin Bush, Dimitrius Carr-Watson, Char- Kevin Bush made his debut in the team’s season- opener against Towson this season and finished lie Chapman, Javon Cornley, Connor Creevey, opening win over Towson. Bush saw limited action the game with five tackles, one pass breakup and Griffen Dahlstrom, Kyle Dietrick, Greg Heban, at defensive end and made one tackle, but he made one pass defended. Johnson missed the Western Andre Kates, Lenyatta Kiles, Michael Lanning, an immediate impact on special teams. He blocked a Kentucky game with a hamstring injury. Tyler McGuigan, Pat McShane, Colin Rodkey, punt that led to the Hoosiers’ final touchdown of the Lee Rose, Damon Sims, Jeff Thomas and Nick first half. It was IU’s first blocked punt since Sept. 27, THE LYNCH SHOWS Zachery made their first career appearances. 2008, against Michigan State and gave the team a The Bill Lynch Show will air weekly on the Big Ten 38-14 lead. Network at 4:30 p.m. on Fridays. IU Assistant Athletic FOR STARTERS Bush always dreamed of being an Indiana Director for Broadcast Services, Jeremy Gray, will With their 51-17 victory over Towson on Sept. Hoosier. He never dreamed the route he would take host the show. 2, the Hoosiers improved to 35-16 in home openers to Bloomington. The 25-year-old began his career at Coach Lynch’s radio show, Inside IU Football with at Memorial Stadium and have won their last nine the University of Toledo in 2005 before returning to Bill Lynch, will be held Monday evenings at 7 p.m. season kickoffs at The Rock. In fact, IU has won 26 his hometown of Fort Wayne after one month. He and will air live on the IU Radio Network. The Holiday of its last 29 home starters. Indiana has also won found a factory job, decided it wasn’t for him, and Inn Hotel in Bloomington will hold the show, which its last seven season openers and eight of its last went on to join the United States Armed Forces. Bush runs through Nov. 22. The Voice of the Hoosiers, Don nine. Head Coach Bill Lynch is 4-0 in openers, as spent the next 3 1/2 years in the Army, including a Fischer, hosts the call-in show. the Hoosiers dominated Indiana State (55-7) and 14-month stint in Iraq and one year in Korea. Western Kentucky (31-13) in 2007 and 2008, before Upon his return, he blazed through walk-on tryouts LYNCH ON TWITTER last year’s win over Eastern Kentucky (19-13). to earn a spot on the 2009 team, eventually earning Head Coach Bill Lynch and the Indiana football co-defensive scout team player of the year honors. program are on Twitter. Keep up with everything IU PISTOL FIRING Football at http://twitter.com/HoosierFootball. Indiana installed the Pistol formation to the FORGIVE AND FORGET offense in the spring of 2009 after visiting with Kevin Bush is behind Darius Johnson on the WELCOME TO THE SHOW the Nevada coaching staff in the offseason. In the depth chart at stand-up defensive end. Ironically, it Sixty-nine Hoosiers saw the field in the team’s 51- Hoosier Pistol offense, the quarterback lines up four was Bush who ended Johnson’s season a year ago 17 season-opening victory over Towson. ORG Aaron yards behind the center and the running back lines with a vicious hit during the special teams portion Price, DT Mick Mentzer, WLB Chad Sherer, MLB up three-to-four yards behind the quarterback. The of practice. The duo actually gets along great off the Leon Beckum, CB Matt Ernest and WR Duwyce running back receives the ball deeper in the backfield, field and were roommates during preseason camp. Wilson all made their first career starts in the game. enabling him to run “downhill” and allowing the Johnson moved from linebacker to defensive Ted Bolser, Jamonne Chester, Mitch Ewald, offense to use more play-action pass. end during 2009 spring practice and made eight Dusty Kiel, Aaron Price, Nick Turner, Duwyce

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the 12th-best among returning quarterbacks nation- 138,000 square footage of the North ally and the most in the Big Ten. Chappell entered 138 combined catches for Tandon Doss and End Zone Student-Athlete Development Center. The 2010 in the top 10 on IU’s career lists for completion Damarlo Belcher in 2009. The total ranked first in two-year project was completed in August of 2009 percentage, passing yardage, completions, attempts, Hoosier history and third in the Big Ten. Doss fin- for football and administrative personnel. The Hoo- passing touchdowns, total offense, 300-yard games ished third in the league and tied for 22nd nationally sier football program enjoys spacious new offices, and 200-yard games. in catches per game (6.64) and second on Indiana’s position and staff meeting rooms and a team audi- single-season receptions list with 77. Belcher ranked torium, all equipped with state-of-the art technology. fifth in the Big Ten with 5.08 grabs per game and AtINSIDE the heart of the new THE structure is NUMBERSthe Student-Ath- 2,175-184-11 yards, recep- shared fourth on Indiana’s single-season receptions lete Physical Development Center, one of the largest tions and touchdowns combined for Tandon Doss, list with 61. The sophomores became the first duo in strength and conditioning centers in the country. In- Damarlo Belcher and Terrance Turner in 2009. IU history to each collect 60-plus receptions and 700- diana’s Henke Hall of Champions celebrates greats Their combined yardage was the sixth-most for a plus yards in a season. from all sports and is located on the top level of the returning trio nationally, while their 184 receptions North End Zone Student-Athlete Development Cen- ranked fifth and their 11 touchdowns shared 18th. ter. It features museum-quality displays and a large Doss paced the team with 962 yards and 77 recep- 98 number of sophomore defensive lineman banquet area where Hoosier fans can gather to cel- tions as a sophomore and shared the team lead with Adam Replogle. The lone true freshman to play for ebrate the past, present and future of IU Athletics. A five TDs. Belcher matched Doss with five scores and the Hoosiers last season, Replogle finished third on 425-seat club section is located directly in front of the finished second with 61 catches and 770 yards as a the team with four sacks (16 yards), which ranked Henke Hall of Champions. Fans can enjoy the chair- sophomore. Turner, who is the elder statesman of the second among freshmen defensive tackles and third back seating and food, beverage and all the ameni- group as a fifth-year senior, added 46 catches for 443 among all freshmen players in the conference. The ties the Henke Hall of Champions has to offer. yards and one touchdown. brother of Hoosier senior linebacker, Tyler, played in all 12 games and started the final 11 at defensive tackle and added 32 tackles and five tackles for loss. 41,833 Indiana had the third-largest one- 1,732 combined receiving yards for Tan- year percentage increase in average attendance don Doss and Damarlo Belcher in 2009. The to- in 2009, increasing by 10,051 to 41,833. It marked tal ranked second in Hoosier history and second in 97 number of sophomore defensive tackle Larry the Hoosiers largest home attendance since 1992 the Big Ten. Doss finished second in the league and Black, Jr. As a redshirt freshman, Black earned a (44,074) and the first time they exceeded 40,000 30th nationally in yards per game (80.2) and second spot on the Sporting News freshman All-America since the same year. IU also sold out an expanded on Indiana’s single-season yardage list (962). Belcher and All-Big Ten teams. He finished fourth on the team student section twice, against Ohio State (11,000 ranked sixth in the Big Ten with 64.2 yards per game with 7.5 tackles for loss (27 yards), which ranked sec- seats) and again against Purdue (15,200 seats). The and 13th on IU’s single-season yardage list (770). ond among freshmen defensive tackles and shared Purdue total was the fourth-largest student section in third among all freshmen players in the Big Ten. Memorial Stadium history and the largest since 1989. Black, who started each of the team’s 12 games, 607 yards rushing in nine games by Darius made 29 tackles and recorded 1.5 sacks. Willis as a redshirt freshman last season, the most 25,800 square footage of the new aca- by an IU freshman since BenJarvus Green-Ellis (938) demic center in the football complex. Previously lo- in 2003. Willis paced the team and led the way with 97 career wins for Indiana Head Coach Bill cated in a 3,000 square foot area in Assembly Hall, 67.4 yards per game, a 4.9 average, 123 attempts Lynch in 18 seasons as a head coach. Lynch owns a the new center is located on the East side of Memo- and six scores. His per game average ranked eighth 97-90-3 (.518) overall record. He is in his fourth year rial Stadium and opened this season. The academic among freshmen nationally and second among fresh- as Hoosier head coach and has 32 years of coaching center adds state-of-the-art technology and equip- men in the Big Ten. He was selected to the ESPN.com experience in the state of Indiana. In his three sea- ment in a convenient location for all Hoosier student- and Rivals.com All-Big Ten freshman teams. sons, the Hoosiers reached the postseason and won athletes. It is the fourth-largest academic center in seven games in a season for the first time since 1993 the Big Ten. and won the Old Oaken Bucket for the first time since 262.4 passing yards per game in Big Ten 2001. IU has boasted three All-Americans, three sec- contests for the Hoosiers last season, which ranked ond-round and five total NFL Draft picks, nine All-Big 25,000 square footage of the Student- second in the league. In Big Ten games only, quarter- Ten selections, one Academic All-American and 52 Athlete Physical Development Center in the North back Ben Chappell led the league in passing yards Academic All-Big Ten honorees. End Zone Student-Athlete Development Center - one per game (261.2) and attempts (303), placed second of the largest weight rooms in the nation. The center in passing touchdowns (14), and third in completions is located on the bottom level of the new facility with (183), total offense per game (261.5) and completion 87.1 percent or 3,814 yards from last sea- glass windows looking out to the field. It is nearly percentage (60.4). Chappell ranked second in the Big son’s 4,380 yards of total offense returned this year. five times the size of the previous weight room and Ten (overall games) in completions (268), third in pass- The Hoosiers only lost 443 of 1,403 rushing yards and all Hoosier varsity sports have access to the center. ing yards per game (245.1), completion percentage 123 of 2,975 receiving yards. (62.6) and attempts (428), and fourth in total offense per game (244.1). The IU offense finished fourth in the 2,941 passing yards for quarterback Ben Big Ten in pass offense (247.9). Chappell in 2009. The fifth-year senior’s total was INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 10

James Brewer, junior Justin Pagán and sopho- round, Indianapolis) were selected. In 2008, corner- 80 tackles by strong-side linebacker Tyler Re- more center Will Matte. back Tracy Porter (second round, New Orleans) and plogle last season, which ranked second on the wide receiver James Hardy (second round, Buffalo) team. He finished 12th in the Big Ten with 7.3 tackles were chosen 40th and 41st, respectively. per game and 13th in league games only with 7.7 14 starters returning in 2010. Eight returned on stops each time out. The senior was the sixth-leading the offense, four returned on the defense and two returning tackler in the Big Ten heading into 2010. returned on special teams. 3-4 formation implemented by the Hoosier de- Replogle added two sacks, 6.5 tackles for loss, one fense this spring. “We lost a number of guys from interceptionINSIDE and two passTHE breakups NUMBERS in 2009. our 2009 defense, we looked at our returning play- 11/20 The Indiana Department of Athletics ers and we thought we had the personnel for the reached an agreement with the Washington Redskins 3-4. After looking at some film on the formation, we 74 yards former Hoosier Tracy Porter returned and FedExField to move its 2010 Big Ten Conference implemented it this spring and were happy with the his game-clinching interception for a touchdown in home football game with Penn State to the Redskins’ results. We have some outstanding young lineback- Super Bowl XLIV. With the New Orleans Saints hold- home facility in Landover, Md. The game will be ers in the program right now and being able to move ing a 24-17 lead with 3:12 remaining in the contest, played on Nov. 20. IU will play in metropolitan Wash- into a 3-4 along with our base 4-3 will make us more Porter picked off a Peyton Manning pass and returned ington, D.C., for the first time since a 1935 meeting multiple and make us a little tougher to prepare for it for six points. Porter celebrated the franchise’s with the University of Maryland in Baltimore. FedEx- week to week,” Head Coach Bill Lynch said. first championship with former Hoosiers Courtney Field, with a seating capacity of 91,704, is the larg- Roby, and Mike Mallory, the son of IU’s all-time est venue used by a professional sports team in the winningest coach Bill Mallory who spent the 1986- United States. Opened in 1997, the venue has hosted 3 Mitchell Evans has played three positions in his 87 seasons as a graduate assistant in Bloomington. several college football games, including the 2004 Hoosier career. He arrived to Indiana as a true fresh- Roby is a wide receiver and kick returner and Mallory BCA Classic between Virginia Tech and USC. man quarterback during 2007 preseason camp. Evans is an assistant special teams coach for the Saints. moved to safety and played the entire 2007 season at the position. He played quarterback during 2008 9/2 Indiana opened the 2009 season with a 51- spring practice and opened preseason camp there 53 Hoosiers carried a 3.0 grade point average 17 triumph over Towson on Sept. 2. It marked the sec- before moving to wide receiver. Evans saw action at (GPA) or a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher during the ond Thursday night game in Memorial Stadium his- wideout most of 2008, but he also played quarterback 2009-10 academic year. Quarterback Ben Chappell, tory with the first coming in last year’s opener against against Central Michigan, Wisconsin and Penn State. running back Trea Burgess and long snapper Bran- Eastern Kentucky, a 19-13 win. In 2009, Evans caught 33 balls for 366 and three don Bugg earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All- scores while taking 69 snaps as quarterback in the District V honors and 18 Hoosiers carded Academic Wildcat formation. During the spring of 2010, Evans All-Big Ten honors. 7 true freshmen have played in Head Coach Bill was on the move once again and now finds himself Lynch’s four seasons. Lynch’s philosophy has been back at safety, where he has started at strong safety to redshirt student-athletes as freshmen and he has both games this season and has 14 tackles, nine solo, 25 student-athletes signed National Letters of done just that. Safety Mitchell Evans and lineback- one interception, a half-tackle for loss and a pass Intent to continue their playing careers at Indiana er Tyler Replogle hit the field as true freshmen in breakup. University on Feb. 3. Head Coach Bill Lynch’s third 2007. The following year offensive lineman Justin recruiting class included the Illinois and Indiana Play- Pagán and wide receivers Tandon Doss and Dam- ers of the Year in addition to 16 three-star recruits in arlo Belcher played their first seasons. Last year de- 3 Three members of IU’s signing class participated the Rivals.com and Scout.com rankings. Eight players fensive lineman Adam Replogle was the lone true in spring practice. Junior college transfers Lenyatta in the class reside from Ohio, four from Indiana, three freshman to receive time and running back Antonio Kiles (defensive back) and Jeff Thomas (linebacker) from Michigan, two each from Illinois, Wisconsin and Banks has carried the ball six times for 22 yards in were joined by true freshman Antonio Banks (run- California, and one from Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland the first two weeks in 2010. ning back). and Washington, D.C. The Hoosiers signed 15 players on the defensive and 10 on the offensive side of the ball. Indiana added six linebackers, four cornerbacks, 6 former Hoosiers currently on National Football 2 prime time games on Indiana’s schedule. Both three defensive linemen and two safeties. IU also League rosters, including Kris Dielman (San Diego games will be televised as Big Ten Network prime welcomed three running backs, two wide receivers, Chargers), Tracy Porter (New Orleans Saints), An- time broadcasts. IU defeated Towson, 51-17, on tight ends and offensive linemen, and one quarter- twaan Randle El (Pittsburgh Steelers), Adewale Thursday, Sept. 2, at 7:30 p.m., and will host Akron back/athlete for the incoming class of 2010. Ogunleye (Houston Texans), Courtney Roby (New on Saturday, Sept. 25, at 7 p.m. Orleans Saints) and Rodger Saffold (St. Louis Rams).

16 sacks allowed by the Hoosier offensive line 1 the Hoosiers faced Towson and will meet Arkan- in 2009. That total ranked second in the Big Ten and 5 Hoosiers have been selected in the NFL Draft sas State for the first time in program history. Indiana shared 28th nationally. The Hoosiers’ front five sur- during Head Coach Bill Lynch’s tenure. In 2010, left opened the season with the second Thursday night rendered one sack per 27.5 pass attempts, which tackle Rodger Saffold (second round, St. Louis), de- game in Memorial Stadium history, a 51-17 victory ranked second in the Big Ten. Three of the five start- fensive end Jammie Kirlew (seventh round, Denver) over Towson on Sept. 2. IU hosts Arkansas State for ers return, including fifth-year senior right tackle and cornerback/kick returner Ray Fisher (seventh 2010 Homecoming on Oct. 16. INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 11

The Indiana University Department of Athletics has developed several new experiences and promotions since the completion of the North End Zone Student-Athlete Development Center last year designed to enhance the game-day experience at Memorial Stadium for home football games. New experiences at Memorial Stadium include:

Knothole Park: Knothole Park opened in 2009 and is a recreation area behind the south end zone at Memorial Stadium. The park features a FieldTurf replica of the playing field at Memorial Stadium and children ages 13 and under will get to play with Nerf footballs, hang out with IU student-athletes from a variety of sports and chalkFAN the driveway FRIENDLY behind the field that has MEMORIAL been appropriately renamed Knothole STADIUM Road. Kicks-for-Keeps: The large nets behind the two goalposts are gone and much like going to a baseball game, field goals and extra points will head into the stands. If a fan catches or retrieves a ball kicked by the Hoosiers, they will be allowed to exchange the ball for an official IU adidas game ball that will feature an embossed IU logo. If a spectator catches or retrieves a ball kicked by the opposing team, they are encouraged to throw it back onto the field. By doing so, the spectator will receive a free T-shirt acknowledging that they threw the ball back at Memorial Stadium.

Red Light Specials: Once every game, a special IU vehicle will drive down Knothole Road with a red siren on top of the vehicle. An announcement will then be made about what concession item will be that game’s Red Light Special. As long as the red light is on, the noted concession item will cost just one dollar. Concession items and the time of the Red Light Special will change each week.

Shorter Lines: To cut down on the long lines before kickoff, Indiana Athletics has purchased more scanners and hired additional staff to expedite the process of getting fans into Memorial Stadium.

“Little 5 Feel”: By purchasing a certain number of tickets, residence halls, fraternities, sororities and other student organizations can have painted bed sheets, flags, and part of Knothole Road painted with their letters, logo or organization name.

‘Greening’ Memorial Stadium: In an effort to mix red with green, there will be prominently labeled recycling bins located around all the concourses of Memorial Stadium and there will be several volunteers collecting recyclables in tailgating areas.

Crimson Club: A rewards system to thank students for attending IU athletic events. Every time an IU student attends an IU sporting event, they will be awarded points. By accruing points over the year, they will be eligible to win valuable prizes like iPods and TVs.

Game Day T-Shirt: Hoosier students are encouraged to wear their IU Game Day T-shirt. The shirt was designed by a student and won in an online vote against nine other designs.

The Quarry: After taking suggestions from students, the student section has been named The Quarry. -There will be a Quarry Rig that is a replica of what is used in the quarries around this area. -The rig will have a horn that will be used at critical times in the game. This horn will be operated by students. -A student will run out with the team carrying the official Quarry Flag. The student will then take the flag to the top of the Quarry Section, where he will put it on the student section flag pole. -For the second year students voted for the student shirt. Students submitted their designs and the top 10 were all voted on.

New Scoreboard: A new, state-of-the-art HD scoreboard has been constructed at Memorial Stadium. It is 36x91 feet wide and ranks as one of the 10 largest college scoreboards in the country. The new scoreboard is 325 percent larger than the video screen within the old scoreboard that was installed in 1999. The screen’s HD15 technology offers the most dramatic resolution for any college scoreboard in the country.

Partnering with IU Auditorium: The IU Auditorium, noted for their outstanding customer service, will provide the ushers and ticket takers for home games this season.

Knothole Card: A new card that will be given to all youth season ticket holders. Non-season ticket holders will be able to sign up for cards in Knothole Park on the day of the game. With each card, Knothole members will be able to get a prize for each game. Those who attend every game this season are eligible to win a Grand Prize at the end of the year.

William Tell Overture: The William Tell Overture will be played by the band at the end of the third quarter at all home games.

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The Hoosiers unveiled new uniforms in their season-opening win over Towson. A description of both the new home and away uniforms follows:

Jerseys: To be made of stretch Cordura® material. Embracing tradition in the 2010 uniform design, the “Hoosiers” name will remain on the front of the jersey. The plain block narrow font numbers on the front and back originated from the 1967 era jersey. Stripes will be on jersey shoulder instead of on the pant, to differentiate Indiana from other collegiate football teams. The jerseys will have color block design created by adidas sport marketing and IU.

Pants: Will have adidas TECHFITTM PowerWeb technology incorporated into the pants. PowerWeb is designed to focus a muscle’s energy to generate maximum ex- plosive power, acceleration and endurance, while compressing and cooling simultaneously with Clima zones. The pant will have a color block design created by adidas sportsHOOSIERS marketing and IU. BREAK OUT NEW UNIFORMS

The weight of the uniform is 40% lighter compared to previous pants and jerseys.

RB Darius Willis - Home Uniform WR Damarlo Belcher - Away Uniform INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 13

Indiana University’s football program receives Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association (ISSA) sistant to the head coach and athletic director from some of the most extensive media coverage in the inducted Fischer into the ISSA Hall of Fame in 2004. 1996-2001. country. Learfield Communications holds the exclu- He has won several awards for best play-by-play As running backs coach, Suhr helped direct one of sive rights as IU’s official radio outlet. performance, and he has been honored by Indiana the nation’s most productive rushing attacks. From Headquartered in Jefferson City, Mo., Learfield University with the J.W. Bill Orwig Medal, that goes 1984-95, the Hoosiers had three different 1,000-yard Communications owns the multimedia rights to 48 to non-alumni for distinguished service to the Univer- rushers who topped that mark on six separate occa- leading universities in addition to the Black Coaches sity. He also has been named an Honorary “I” Man. sions. In 1988, the IU offense rushed for a school- & Administrators and the Big Ten Conference, a 2008 In addition, the City of Indianapolis, and the State record 2,963 yards. During his tenure, Suhr coached addition to the Learfield family. of Indiana have each honored Fischer with a special Thompson, the 1989 Heisman Trophy runner-up, Dun- IU For 38RADIO years, Learfield has NETWORK excelled in adminis- “Recognition Day” for his service and abilities as the bar and Alex Smith, the 1994 UPI National Freshman tering the multimedia rights for a host of reputable play by-play broadcaster for IU. of the Year. colleges and universities. It provides exclusive sports Fischer has broadcast more than 1,500 Indiana Suhr and his wife, Jane, are the parents of one son, programming to more than 1,000 radio stations University games - a total that includes eight bowl Errek, and the deceased Jenny Suhr. Errek played in throughout the country. Learfield’s strategic affilia- games, four NCAA basketball championship games 74 games and earned four letters as a guard for the tion with Team Services, LLC, also affords its part- and two N.I.T. championship games. From 1973 IU men’s basketball program from 2004-07. ners a distinct advantage in the areas of venue con- through 1987, he worked for ABC Radio, Canada’s sulting, naming rights and market research. CBC and several additional major market radio sta- JOE SMITH tions, including WIRE in Indianapolis, as their source Joe Smith is in his DON FISCHER for reports during the month of May coverage of the 28th year with the IU Radio This marks the 38th Indianapolis 500. During that period, Fischer also Network. He has handled year that Don Fischer has served WIRE and Network Indiana, a statewide news pre-game, halftime, and been the radio play-by-play network, as their sports director. post-game duties for Indi- “voice” of Indiana Univer- A native of Rochelle, Ill., Fischer has been in the ana football and men’s bas- sity football and men’s bas- radio business for 42 years. His previous broadcast ketball since 1983. ketball games. The past 23 experience includes stops in Butte, Mont.; Ottawa, Smith, the sports direc- years, Fischer has worked Ill.; Springfield, Ill.; and Terre Haute, Ind. tor of WGCL-AM 1370 in as an independent contrac- Fischer has four sons and eight grandchildren. Don Bloomington, is in his 41st tor and is currently serving and his wife, Susy, reside in Greenwood, Ind. year of radio broadcasting in Bloomington. He began the Indiana University Radio his broadcasting career in 1969 at WAIK Radio in Network owned by Learfield Communications out of BUCK SUHR Galesburg, Ill. From 1973-89, Joe worked on “RFD-4 Jefferson City, Mo. Buck Suhr rejoins the Agri-Business Show” on WTTV-4 with the late Bob In addition to broadcasting the games, Fischer Indiana University Football Cook. In 1998, Smith was named Indiana Sports- hosts the weekly coaches radio talk shows for both Radio Network as color caster of the Year and in April 2003, he was inducted football and basketball and has a daily show, Mon- commentator for the 2010 into the Indiana Sportswriters/Sportscasters Hall of day through Friday, from September through March. season. Suhr, who served Fame. Joe handled the IU TV Warmup Shows from The daily show is called “IU Sports Today” and is syn- in the same capacity from 1978-82 and hosted several IU Coaches Shows from dicated throughout the state of Indiana. Fischer also 1997-2001, will reunite with 1983-96 and again from 2002-04. offers stations a weekly talk show about IU football the radio voice of the Hoo- In June 2004, Smith received the J.W. Bill Orwig and basketball that airs in several markets around siers, Don Fischer, and Joe Medal that goes to non-alumni for distinguished ser- the state during the school year. Smith (pre-game, post-game vice to the University. Fischer does freelance sportscasting, which for and halftime). Joe has two children, both of whom are Indiana the past 16 years has included being the television Suhr was a member of the Hoosier football pro- University graduates. Jeff, who currently resides in voice of the Indianapolis Colts. gram for 18 years as a coach and administrator. He Indianapolis with his wife, Kristen, is a 2002 gradu- During his 37 years of work with IU, Fischer has spent 12 seasons (1984-95) as running backs coach ate with a bachelor’s degree in sport communica- been named Indiana Sportscaster of the Year 24 under IU’s all-time winningest coach, Bill Mallory, tions. Joe’s daughter, Jamie, who is engaged to Eric times by two different organizations. The National and he served on the same staff as current head Graebe and currently resides in Kill Devil Hills, N.C. Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association has coach, Bill Lynch, in 1993-94. earned her bachelor’s degree from Indiana University awarded him 20 times, including 2009, while the After his stint as running backs coach, includ- in kinesiology in 2005, and her master’s in sports Indiana Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association ing All-America selections Anthony Thompson and management at the University of Tennessee in 2006. has named him its honoree four times. The Indiana Vaughn Dunbar, Suhr was named administrative as- RADIO AFFILIATES WQRK-FM Bedford -105.5 WITZ-FM Jasper -104.7 WORX-FM Madison - 96.7 WXKU-FM Seymour - 92.7 WHCC-FM Bloomington -105.1 WAWK-AM Kendallville - 1140 WBAT-AM Marion - 1400 WDND-AM South Bend - 1620 WBNL-AM Boonville - 1540 WAWK-FM Kendallville - 95.5 WEFM-FM Michigan City - 95.9 WHME-FM South Bend - 103.1 WTRC-AM Elkhart -1340 WIOU-AM Kokomo - 1350 WYFX-FM Mount Vernon -106.7 WTCJ-AM Tell City - 1230 WEOA-AM Evansville -1400 WQTY-FM Linton - 93.3 WTCA-AM Plymouth - 1050 WAXI-FM Terre Haute - 104.9 WGL-AM Fort Wayne -1250 WRZR-FM Loogootee - 94.5 WHON-AM Richmond - 930 WZDM-FM Vincennes - 92.1 WFLQ-FM French Lick - 100.1 WNDA-AM Louisville - 1570 WQLK-FM Richmond - 96.1 WAWC-FM Warsaw - 103.5 WFNI-AM Indianapolis -1070 WLPR-FM Lowell - 89.1 WSLM-AM Salem - 1220 WLHK-FM Indianapolis -97.1 WXGO-AM Madison - 1270 WSLM-FM Salem - 97.9 * Affiliates Subject To Change INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 14 INDIANA DEPTH CHART

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS LT DE PK 72 Andrew McDonald, 6-6, 306, Sr./Jr. 44 Darius Johnson, 6-0, 252, Sr./Jr. 99 Nick Freeland, 5-11, 192, Jr./So. 77 Josh Hager, 6-9, 302, Sr./Jr. 51 Terrance Thomas, 6-1, 265, Sr./Sr. 16 Mitch Ewald, 5-10, 179, So./Fr.

LG DT P 66 Aaron Price, 6-4, 305, So./Fr. 97 Larry Black, Jr., 6-2, 326, Jr./So. 12 Chris Hagerup, 6-5, 203, Sr./Jr. 79 Cody Faulkner, 6-5, 318, Sr./5th 75 Nicholas Sliger, 6-3, 286, Jr./So. 10 Adam Pines, 6-0, 184, Jr./So.

C DT LS 60 Will Matte, 6-2, 293, Jr./So. 69 Mick Mentzer, 6-4, 303, Jr./So. 95 Jeff Sanders, 6-4, 230, Sr./5th 62 Jordan Marquette, 6-3, 285, Sr./5th 55 Deonte Mack, 6-3, 281, Sr./5th 56 Josh Keyt, 6-1, 243, So./Fr.

RG DE H 65 Marc Damisch, 6-7, 317, Jr./So. 98 Adam Replogle, 6-3, 295, So./So. 17 Teddy Schell, 6-5, 229, Sr./Jr. 70 Justin Pagán, 6-5, 308, Jr./Jr. 93 Fred Jones, 6-4, 272, Sr./Jr. 8 Dusty Kiel, 6-2, 230, So./Fr.

RT WLB KR 73 James Brewer, 6-8, 331, Sr./5th 42 Chad Sherer, 6-0, 222, Jr./So. 2 Tandon Doss, 6-3, 200, Jr./Jr. 70 Justin Pagán, 6-5, 308, Jr./Jr. 33 Damon Sims, 6-3, 224, So./Fr. 81 Duwyce Wilson, 6-3, 196, So./Fr. 26 Nick Turner, 6-0, 188, So./Fr. WR MLB 88 Damarlo Belcher, 6-5, 210, Jr./Jr. 48 Leon Beckum, 5-11, 235, Sr./Jr. PR 84 Jamonne Chester, 6-1, 202, So./Fr. 53 Jeff Thomas, 6-1, 245, Sr./Jr. 2 Tandon Doss, 6-3, 200, Jr./Jr. 1 Terrance Turner, 6-3, 209, Sr./5th WR SLB 81 Duwyce Wilson, 6-3, 196, So./Fr. 1 Terrance Turner, 6-3, 209, Sr./5th 46 Tyler Replogle, 6-2, 239, Sr./Sr. 82 Dre Muhammad, 5-10, 180, Sr./Jr. 39 Brandon McGhee, 6-1, 235, Sr./Jr.

WR CB 2 Tandon Doss, 6-3, 200, Jr./Jr. 15 Matt Ernest, 6-2, 189, Sr./Jr. 81 Duwyce Wilson, 6-3, 196, So./Fr. 23 Adrian Burks, 6-0, 185, Sr./5th

QB FS 4 Ben Chappell, 6-3, 242, Sr./5th 10 Donnell Jones, 5-10, 223, Sr./Jr. 8 Dusty Kiel, 6-2, 230, So./Fr. 22 Lenyatta Kiles, 5-11, 196, Jr./Jr. -or- 7 Edward Wright-Baker, 6-1, 221, So./Fr. SS 5 Mitchell Evans, 6-3, 206, Sr./Sr. RB 20 Lawrence Barnett, 5-10, 189, So./Fr. 28 Darius Willis, 6-0, 224, Jr./So. 21 Trea Burgess, 6-1, 226, Sr./5th CB 26 Nick Turner, 6-0, 188, So./Fr. 6 Richard Council, 6-1, 198, Sr./5th 7 Andre Kates, 5-11, 195, Sr./Jr. TE 41 Max Dedmond, 6-5, 257, Sr./Jr. 83 Ted Bolser, 6-6, 252, So./Fr.

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Pete Bachman...... BOCK-mun Greg Heban...... HEE-bun Collin Rahrig...... RARE-rig Trea Burgess...... tray Leneil Himes...... luh-NELL, HIGHMZ Adam & Tyler Replogle...... ruh-PLOE-gull Ben Chappell...... chapel Chase Hoobler...... WHO-blur Teddy Schell...... SHELL Jamonne Chester...... juh-MAHN Kofi Hughes...... KOH-fee Chad Sherer...... SHEER Javon Cornley...... juh-VAHN Bill Ivan...... EYE-vun Nicholas Sliger...... SLY-gur Marc Damisch...... DAY-mish Donnell Jones...... DAH-nell Ishmael Thomas...... ISH-may-ull Jarrell Drane...... Juh-RELL Josh Keyt...... kite Xavier Whitaker...... ek-ZAY-vyur Cody Evers...... EE-vurz Lenyatta Kiles...... len-YAH-tuh, KYLEZ Duwyce Wilson...... duh-WEESS Mitch Ewald...... EE-wahld John Laihinen...... LAY-nen Matt Zakrzewski...... zak-CHES-kee Steve Fiacable...... fee-uh-KAY-bull Jamie Lukaszewski...... lew-kuh-CHEF-ski Jake Zupancic...... zuh-PAN-sick Adam Follett...... FAH-let Will Matte...... MAT-ee Josh Hager...... HAY-gur Tyler McGuigan...... mick-GWIH-guhn COACHES Chris Hagerup...... HAH-gur-up Jake Michalek...... mih-HALL-ick Mo Moriarity...... more-ee-ARE-tee Marlandez Harris...... mahr-LAND-ez Justin Pagán...... puh-GAHN Joe Palcic...... pal-SICK INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 15

HEAD COACH BILL LYNCH

A native and lifelong Hoosier James Hardy in the 41st slot. Indiana and Michigan were the only Big and athletic achievement. He finished his playing career with 5,909 with 32 years coaching experi- Ten teams with multiple selections on day one. It also marked the first passing yards and 60 touchdowns. Lynch also set a Butler men’s bas- ence in the state of Indiana, Bill time IU had two players selected on day one since 1988. ketball record by handing out 121 assists during the 1975-76 cam- Lynch is in his fourth year at the Porter, Hardy, kicker Austin Starr, quarterback Kellen Lewis and paign and was inducted into the Butler Hall of Fame in 2000. helm of the IU football program. Middleton each collected All-Big Ten honors. Hardy and Middleton Upon graduation, Lynch spent seven seasons as a Bulldog assis- In his first three seasons, the snared first team honors from both the conference coaches and tant coach, including stints as the quarterbacks and wide receivers Hoosiers reached the postseason media, while Starr and Porter added first team accolades from the coach, recruiting coordinator and offensive coordinator. He moved on and won seven games in a season media. The four first-teamers shared second most in the league with to Northern Illinois University as quarterbacks coach and offensive for the first time since 1993 and Penn State, trailing only Ohio State’s six. Lewis was a second team coordinator in 1984, and he was the quarterbacks coach of the United they won the Old Oaken Bucket selection by both the conference coaches and media, while Porter and States Football League’s Orlando Renegades in the winter of 1984. for the first time since 2001. IU Starr joined him on the coaches’ ballots. NIU and the Renegades were coached by former Hoosier head coach has boasted three All-Americans, Hardy, Starr and Middleton also received All-America recognition. and current analyst on ESPN’s College Gameday Lee Corso. three second-round and five total Hardy and Middleton both collected second team honors from the Lynch returned to his alma mater as head coach in 1985 and com- NFL Draft picks, nine All-Big Ten Walter Camp Football Foundation and third team laurels from the As- piled a 36-12-3 (.735) record over five seasons. Butler won four Heart- selections, one Academic All- sociated Press (AP), while Starr captured second team status from land Collegiate Conference titles, and he won conference Coach of American and 52 Academic All- the AP. Starr was a Lou Groza Award finalist, Middleton was a Ted the Year honors three times. Four of Lynch’s five squads were ranked Big Ten honorees. Hendricks Defensive End of the Year Award finalist and Hardy was a among the top 20 in NCAA Division II, and Lynch twice earned AFCA The nine all-conference se- Biletnikoff Award semifinalist. Regional Coach of the Year laurels. lections are the most in a three-year stretch for the Hoosiers since Kirlew earned first team All-Big Ten honors from the conference He moved on to Ball State as the Cardinals’ offensive coordinator 1993-95 and the 52 Academic All-Big Ten honorees are the most in a media and second team recognition from the conference coaches and and quarterbacks coach from 1990-92, where he worked with even- three-year period in IU history. was also one of six finalists for the Ted Hendricks Defensive End of tual NFL running backs Bernie Parmalee (Miami Dolphins and New Lynch’s charges have received national recognition both on and the Year Award in 2008. Punter Chris Hagerup was recognized on York Jets) and Corey Croom (New England Patriots) before his first off the field over the last three seasons. Indiana has produced two three Freshman All-America Teams. Sporting News, Rivals.com and stint in Bloomington. Ted Hendricks Award finalists, one finalist for the Lou Groza Award Phil Steele each selected the redshirt freshman as a second-teamer Bill and his wife, Linda, have four children - Billy (Carla), Kelly and one semifinalist for the Biletnikoff Award. Three Hoosiers have on the heels of honorable mention All-Big Ten merits. (Lucas Manor), Joey (Danielle) and Kevin - and nine grandchildren - been invited to the Texas vs. Nation Challenge, two have played in In addition to success on the field, Lynch stresses the importance Lindsey (4), Max (3) and Ryan (2) Lynch (Billy and Carla - parents); Joe the Senior Bowl, two have participated in the East-West Shrine Game of earning a degree from one of the top academic institutions in the Jr. (3) and Danny (1) Lynch (Joey and Danielle - parents); and Lexie and eight have received invitations to the NFL Scouting Combine. country. A school-record 22 Hoosiers earned Academic All-Big Ten (10), Maggie (8), Jonny (5) and Kate (3) Manor (Kelly and Lucas - par- Additionally, the program has had six ESPN The Magazine Aca- honors in 2008, more than 25 percent of the roster recorded a grade ents). Billy is the Hoosiers’ wide receivers coach, while Joey, who demic All-District V selections, two finalists for the ARA Sportsman- point average of 3.0, and Starr earned ESPN The Magazine Academic played quarterback at Ball State (2003-06), returned to his alma mater ship Award, one finalist for the Wuerffel Trophy, one finalist for the All-District V honors for the third straight season. as wide receivers coach last year. Kevin spent the 2009 season as a Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award, a member of the Allstate AFCA Good Forty-one Hoosiers completed the 2007-08 academic year with quality control coach with the Hoosiers before being hired as the wide Works Team, a recipient of the Wayne Duke Postgraduate Award and cumulative grade point averages of 3.0 or higher. Starr became the receivers coach with the University of Indianapolis in Feb. 2010. a winner of the Big Ten Medal of Honor. Two Hoosiers were semifinal- sixth IU player to be named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All- ists for the William V. Campbell Trophy and one was a semifinalist for America First Team, while Josiah Sears joined Starr on the Academic THE LYNCH FILE the John Wooden Cup. All-District V team. Kevin Trulock received the inaugural Wayne Duke Lynch is also an active member in the community, not only in Postgraduate Award, presented by the Indianapolis Big Ten Commu- Bloomington, but throughout the state. He has made more than 100 nity Partnership. Born: June 12, 1954 public appearances across Indiana this year. Lynch and his wife, Lin- Lynch signed an agreement on Nov. 26, 2007, to remain Indiana Birthplace: Indianapolis, Ind. da, were co-chairpersons for the 2010 Heroes for the American Red University’s head football coach through July 1, 2012. He was named Wife: Linda Cross campaign. The football program is also actively involved with IU’s 27th head coach on June 15, 2007. Lynch has compiled a 96-90-3 Children: Billy (Carla), Kelly (Lucas Manor), the Bloomington Boys & Girls Club and the Riley Hospital for Children. (.516) career record with stops in Bloomington, at Butler, Ball State Joey (Danielle) and Kevin In 2009, the Hoosiers produced at least three All-Big Ten hon- and DePauw. He has won or shared six conference or divisional titles Grandchildren: Joe Jr. (3) and Danny (1); orees for the second time in three seasons. Wide receiver Tandon in his 17 seasons. Lynch has 33 overall years of coaching experience, Lindsey (4), Max (3) and Ryan (2); Doss, defensive end Jammie Kirlew and left tackle Rodger Saffold spending 32 of those seasons in the state of Indiana. earned all-conference honors. Doss collected first team accolades With the Hoosiers’ trip to the Insight Bowl in 2007, Lynch made Lexie (10), Maggie (8), Jonny (5) and Kate (3) Manor from the conference media and second team laurels from the confer- his third appearance in a bowl game as a coach. He was the quarter- High School: Bishop Chatard High School, ence coaches, while Kirlew garnered second team honors from both backs coach (1993-94) under former Hoosier head coach Bill Mallory Indianapolis, Ind., 1972 groups. Saffold was named a second team member by the coaches. when Indiana faced Virginia Tech in the 1993 Independence Bowl. College: Butler University Saffold, quarterback Ben Chappell, cornerback Ray Fisher, linebacker Lynch served as the Ball State head coach and led the Cardinals to B.A. Education, 1977; M.A. Education, 1979 Matt Mayberry and defensive end Greg Middleton received honor- the 1996 Las Vegas Bowl. able mention recognition from the media, and Chappell, Fisher and Lynch, a 2005 inductee into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame, Year Overall Conf. Conf. Finish Mayberry carded honorable mention from the coaches. served as interim head coach for two games in 2006 and led the 1985, Butler 8-2 5-1 T-1st Seven Hoosiers were either selected in the 2010 NFL Draft or Hoosiers during 2007 spring practice. During his first two seasons in 1986, Butler 5-5 3-3 T-3rd signed free-agent contracts in April. Saffold was selected with the Bloomington, he was the assistant head coach, offensive coordinator first pick in the second round by the St. Louis Rams. He became Indi- and tight ends coach. 1987, Butler 8-1-1 4-0-1 1st ana’s highest draft pick since defensive end Nathan Davis (32nd pick, Under Lynch’s leadership as offensive coordinator, Lewis posted 1988, Butler 8-2-1 3-0-1 1st 1997). one of the top freshman seasons in IU history. He racked up 2,221 1989, Butler 7-2-1 4-0 1st Kirlew (Denver) and Fisher (Indianapolis) were both drafted in the yards passing and 19 total touchdowns in 2006. The Hoosiers scored 1995, Ball State 7-4 6-2 T-3rd seventh round, while Mayberry (Chicago) and weak-side linebacker their most points (277) since 2001 and averaged 23.1 points, 335.9 1996, Ball State 8-4 7-1 1st Will Patterson (Houston) joined free safety Nick Polk (Houston) and yards and 222.1 passing yards per game. Indiana scored over 30 1997, Ball State 5-6 4-4 3rd MAC West tight end Troy Wagner (Cleveland) as free-agent signees. points three times and at least 24 points on seven occasions. 1998, Ball State 1-10 1-7 6th MAC West Saffold, Kirlew, Middleton and Polk each participated in the The veteran coach returned to Bloomington after directing De- 1999, Ball State 0-11 0-8 6th MAC West 2010 NFL Scouting Combine, giving IU the third-most players at the Pauw University to an 8-2 record en route to Southern Collegiate Ath- 2000, Ball State 5-6 4-3 T-3rd MAC West, 2-3 Combine in the Big Ten. Three of the four also played in postseason letic Conference (SCAC) co-Coach of the Year honors in 2004. Lynch 2001, Ball State 5-6 4-3 T-1st MAC West, 4-1 All-Star games. Saffold shined at the 2010 East-West Shrine Game, was the first coach in SCAC history to earn the award in his debut while Kirlew and Polk received invitations to the 2010 Texas vs. Na- campaign. DePauw finished 5-1 in league play. 2002, Ball State 6-6 4-4 4th MAC West tion Challenge. Under Lynch’s tutelage, seven DePauw players earned All-SCAC 2004, DePauw 8-2 5-1 2nd Kirlew was a member of the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team. first team honors, and the Tigers compiled the second-best per-game 2007, Indiana 7-6 3-5 T-7th He earned selection to the Ted Hendricks Defensive End of the Year rushing average (254.6 yards) in school history. Wide receiver Jamar- 2008, Indiana 3-9 1-7 11th Award Watch List, along with Middleton, the Chuck Bednarik Award cus Shepard was one of only two Division III players invited to the 2009, Indiana 4-8 1-7 T-10th Watch List and the Rotary Lombardi Award Watch List in addition to 2005 Hula Bowl Maui All-Star Classic. 2010, Indiana 2-0 -- -- being one of 10 finalists for the ARA Sportsmanship Award. Kirlew Lynch was head coach at Ball State University from 1995-02. Career 97-90-3 59-56-2 was also a candidate for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS award and se- During his tenure, the Cardinals won at least six games three times, (.518) (.509) lected as the team MVP for the second straight campaign. including a 7-4 mark in 1995 and an 8-4 record the following season. In the classroom, 53 Hoosiers carried a 3.0 grade-point average The 1995 team posted a 6-2 conference record and tied for third in the (GPA) or a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher during the 2009-10 aca- Mid-American Conference (MAC), while Lynch’s 1996 team captured Year Coaching Position demic year. Chappell, Trea Burgess and Brandon Bugg earned ESPN the MAC championship at 7-1 and earned a trip to the Las Vegas 1977-83 Butler University, Offensive Coordinator The Magazine Academic All-District V honors and 18 Hoosiers carded Bowl. Ball State also staked claim to the 2001 MAC West title after 1984 Northern Illinois University, Offensive Coordinator Academic All-Big Ten honors. third-place finishes in 1997 and 2000. 1984 Orlando Renegades (USFL), Quarterbacks Coach Lynch completed his first season as Indiana head coach in 2007, A 1977 Butler University graduate and four-year letterwinner in 1985-89 Butler University, Head Coach leading the Hoosiers to a 7-6 record and a trip to the Insight Bowl. He both football and basketball, Lynch quarterbacked the Bulldogs to a 1990-92 Ball State University, Offensive Coordinator/ is the only head coach in Hoosier history to guide a team to a bowl 28-12 overall record and three conference championships. He earned Quarterbacks Coach game in his debut season and just the fourth coach in IU lore to patrol Indiana Collegiate Conference (ICC) Most Valuable Player honors in 1993-94 Indiana University, Quarterbacks Coach the sidelines for a postseason contest. The team’s seven victories each of his final three seasons. Lynch led the nation in pass comple- 1995-02 Ball State University, Head Coach were the second most for a first-year Indiana head coach, behind only tion percentage in 1975 and captained both sports his senior cam- James M. Sheldon, who went 8-1-1 in 1905. paign. 2004 DePauw University, Head Coach Two of Lynch’s 2007 charges were selected on the first day of the Lynch, a three-time Little All-American, became the first Butler 2005-06 Indiana University, Assistant Head Coach/ NFL Draft. The New Orleans Saints picked cornerback Tracy Porter student-athlete to twice be named recipient of the prestigious Tony Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends with the 40th selection, while the Buffalo Bills took wide receiver Hinkle Award, presented by the ICC for both outstanding scholastic 2007- Indiana University, Head Coach INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 16

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl./Elg. Hometown/Last School 1 Turner, Terrance *** WR 6-3 209 Sr./5th Auburn Hills, Mich./West Bloomfield 2 Doss, Tandon ** WR 6-3 200 Jr./Jr. Indianapolis, Ind./Ben Davis 3 Davis-Walker, Zach ** RB 5-8 201 Sr./Jr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Plantation 3 Hardin, Drew S 6-0 196 Fr./Fr. Louisville, Ky./Ballard 4 Chappell, Ben *** QB 6-3 242 Sr./5th Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South 5 Evans, Mitchell *** S 6-3 206 Sr./Sr. West Milton, Ohio/Milton Union 6 Council, Richard ** CB 6-1 198 Sr./5th Carrollton, Texas/Newman Smith 7 Kates, Andre CB 5-11 195 Sr./Jr. Washington, D.C./ASA (N.Y.) College 7 Wright-Baker, Edward QB 6-1 221 So./Fr. Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville 8 Kiel, Dusty QB 6-2 230 So./Fr. Columbus, Ind./Columbus East 9 Ahrens, Austin QB 6-2 205 Fr./Fr. Jasper, Ind./Jasper 10 Jones, Donnell ** S 5-10 223 Sr./Jr. St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood 10 Pines, Adam P 6-0 184 Jr./So. Highland Park, Ill./Highland Park 12 Hagerup, Chris ** P 6-5 203 Sr./Jr. Whitefish Bay, Wis./Whitefish Bay 12 Kroot, Evan S 5-11 181 Fr./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Brebeuf Jesuit 13 Hughes, Kofi WR 6-2 200 Fr./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral 14 Follett, Adam QB 6-5 237 Jr./So. Caledonia, Mich./Alma 15 Ernest, Matt ** CB 6-2 189 Sr./Jr. Crown Point, Ind./Crown Point 16 Ewald, Mitch K 5-10 179 So./Fr. Naperville, Ill./Waubonsie Valley 16 Williams, Brian CB 6-0 172 Fr./Fr. Lawrenceville, Ga./Peachtree Ridge 17 Schell, Teddy * QB/H 6-5 229 Sr./Jr. Barrington, Ill./Barrington 17 Heban, Greg CB 6-1 185 So./Fr. Muncie, Ind./Delta 18 Whitaker, Xavier RB 6-2 205 Fr./Fr. Brookfield, Wis./Brookfield Central 19 Creevey, Connor WR 6-2 218 Jr./So. South Bend, Ind./Marian 19 Dietrick, Kyle S 6-2 204 Jr./So. Indianapolis, Ind./Bishop Chatard 20 Barnett, Lawrence DB 5-10 189 So./Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Luers 20 Lanning, Michael WR 6-5 187 Jr./So. Batesville, Ind./Batesville 21 Burgess, Trea *** RB 6-1 226 Sr./5th Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville 21 Zupancic, Jake S 5-10 204 Fr./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral 22 Kiles, Lenyatta DB 5-11 196 Jr./Jr. Los Angeles, Calif./Cerritos (Calif.) College 23 Burks, Adrian *** CB 6-0 185 Sr./5th Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista 23 Martin, Brett WR 6-3 203 So./Fr. New Albany, Ind./New Albany 24 Perez, Matt RB 5-11 225 Fr./Fr. Park Ridge, Ill./Maine South 24 Connelly, John DB 6-1 185 So./Fr. Plymouth, Minn./Wayzata 25 Blackwell, David RB 6-0 217 So./Fr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South 25 Phillis, Ryan LB 6-3 230 Fr./Fr. Boardman, Ohio/Boardman 26 Turner, Nick RB 6-0 188 So./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Southport 27 Banks, Antonio RB 5-10 216 Fr./Fr. Middletown, Ohio/Middletown 27 Webb, Alexander CB 6-0 183 Jr./So. Mequon, Wis./Homestead 28 Willis, Darius * RB 6-0 224 Jr./So. Indianapolis, Ind./Franklin Central 29 Adkins, Chris ** S 6-1 192 Sr./Jr. Indianapolis, Ind./Warren Central 30 Drane, Jarrell * S 6-2 214 Sr./Jr. Plantation, Fla./Plantation 30 Reisman, Nathan P 6-0 200 So./Fr. Dallas, Texas/Pearce 31 Burks, Aaron S 5-11 197 Sr./5th Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista 33 Sims, Damon LB 6-3 224 So./Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Colerain 34 Bush, Kevin DE 6-3 248 Jr./So. Fort Wayne, Ind./University of Toledo 35 Jefferson, Shaquille S 6-0 180 Fr./Fr. Lexington, Ohio/Lexington 36 St. Fort, Peter DB 6-0 181 Jr./So. Naples, Fla./Golden Gate 36 Binkley, Andrew WR 6-1 180 So./Fr. Jasper, Ind./Jasper 37 West, Kevin K 5-9 162 So./Fr. Newburgh, Ind./Castle 38 Zachery, Nick WR 6-1 201 So./Fr. Sheridan, Ind./Sheridan 39 McGhee, Brandon * LB 6-1 235 Sr./Jr. Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville 40 Zakrzewksi, Matt LB 6-2 224 Fr./Fr. Traverse City, Mich./St. Francis 41 Dedmond, Max ** TE 6-5 257 Sr./Jr. Evansville, Ind./Evansville Central 41 Michalek, Jake LB 6-1 209 Fr./Fr. Midlothian, Ill./Brother Rice 42 Sherer, Chad * LB 6-0 222 Jr./So. Cicero, Ind./Hamilton Heights 42 Roggeman, Chad P 6-0 181 So./Fr. Mishawaka, Ind./Mishawaka 43 Thomas, Ishmael LB 6-4 211 Fr./Fr. Detroit, Mich./Renaissance 44 Johnson, Darius ** DE 6-0 252 Sr./Jr. Detroit, Mich./Highland Park 45 Carr-Watson, Dimitrius LB 6-1 240 So./Fr. Calumet City, Ill./Mount Carmel 46 Replogle, Tyler *** LB 6-2 239 Sr./Sr. Centerville, Ohio/Centerville 47 Hoobler, Chase LB 6-2 229 Fr./Fr. Orrville, Ohio/Orrville 48 Beckum, Leon ** LB 5-11 235 Sr./Jr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington North 49 Dahlstrom, Griffen LB 6-3 229 So./Fr. Coatesville, Ind./North Putnam 50 Fiacable, Steve OL 6-1 304 So./Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Dwenger 51 Thomas, Terrance *** DE 6-1 265 Sr./Sr. Detroit, Mich./St. Martin De Porres 52 Harris, Marlandez DL 6-2 309 Fr./Fr. Springfield, Ill./Sacred Heart-Griffin INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 17

NUMERICAL ROSTER (cont.) 53 Thomas, Jeff LB 6-1 245 Sr./Jr. Millbrae, Calif./Foothill (Calif.) CC 54 Lukaszewski, Jamie * LB 5-9 206 Sr./5th Mishawaka, Ind./Mishawaka 55 Mack, Deonte *** DE 6-3 281 Sr./5th Elkhart, Ind./Elkhart Central 56 Keyt, Josh LS 6-1 243 So./Fr. Greencastle, Ind./North Putnam 57 Bachman, Pete DE 6-5 232 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder 58 McGuigan, Tyler OL 6-2 307 So./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence North 59 Svarczkopf, Greg LB 5-9 208 Jr./So. Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Dwenger 59 Peck, Ethan OL 6-5 260 Fr./Fr. Glendale, Wis./Nicolet 60 Matte, Will * C 6-2 293 Jr./So. Wheaton, Ill./Wheaton-Warrenville South 61 Ahlfeld, Chris C 6-2 284 Jr./So. Indianapolis, Ind./North Central 61 Carter, Mike DL 6-1 225 So./Fr. Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville 62 Marquette, Jordan * C 6-3 285 Sr./5th Huntington Beach, Calif./Fullerton (Calif.) CC 63 Kirlew, Jerrell DL 6-3 260 Jr./So. Kissimmee, Fla./Poinciana 64 Rahrig, Collin OL 6-2 254 Fr./Fr. South Bend, Ind./Marian 65 Damisch, Marc * OL 6-7 317 Jr./So. Arlington Heights, Ill./Buffalo Grove 66 Price, Aaron OL 6-4 305 So./Fr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South 67 McShane, Pat OL 6-5 301 So./Fr. Stow, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit 68 Rodkey, Colin OT 6-4 275 So./Fr. Monroeville, Pa./Gateway 69 Mentzer, Mick * DT 6-4 303 Jr./So. Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Dwenger 70 Pagán, Justin ** OL 6-5 308 Jr./Jr. Chicago, Ill./St. Patrick 71 Ivan, Bill OL 6-4 263 Fr./Fr. Charlevoix, Mich./Charlevoix 72 McDonald, Andrew ** OT 6-6 306 Sr./Jr. Indianapolis, Ind./Warren Central 73 Brewer, James ** OT 6-8 331 Sr./5th Indianapolis, Ind./Arlington 74 Chapman, Charlie OT 6-6 297 So./Fr. South Rockwood, Mich./Airport 75 Sliger, Nicholas * DT 6-3 286 Jr./So. Cicero, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern 76 Evers, Cody OL 6-4 334 Fr./Fr. Little Chute, Wis./Little Chute 77 Hager, Josh * OT 6-9 302 Sr./Jr. Florissant, Mo./McCluer North 78 Carter, Tony DL 6-1 287 Sr./Jr. Indianapolis, Ind./North Central 79 Faulkner, Cody *** OL 6-5 318 Sr./5th Cicero, Ind./Hamilton Heights 80 Young, Logan WR 6-3 198 Fr./Fr. Muncie, Ind./Delta 81 Wilson, Duwyce WR 6-3 196 So./Fr. Columbus, Ind./Columbus East 82 Muhammad, Dre * WR 5-10 180 Sr./Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Harding 83 Bolser, Ted TE 6-6 252 So./Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill 84 Chester, Jamonne WR 6-1 202 So./Fr. Detroit, Mich./Redford Covenant 85 Love III, Charles TE 6-3 229 Jr./So. Memphis, Tenn./Trezevant 86 Martin, Brad *** TE 6-4 252 Sr./5th Marion, Ohio/Marion Pleasant 87 Himes, Leneil TE 6-1 279 Fr./Fr. Plymouth, Ind./Plymouth 88 Belcher, Damarlo ** WR 6-5 210 Jr./Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind./North Side 89 O’Conner, Tim WR 6-3 195 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder 90 Thomas, Eric ** TE 6-4 281 Sr./Jr. Cleveland, Ohio/Glenville 91 Ford, Nick K 5-9 211 Sr./5th LaPorte, Ind./LaPorte 91 Phillips, Paul TE 6-5 225 Fr./Fr. Darnestown, Md./Georgetown Prep 92 Scott, Harrison DL 6-3 265 Fr./Fr. New Albany, Ohio/New Albany 93 Jones, Fred ** DE 6-4 272 Sr./Jr. Tyrone, Ga./Sandy Creek 94 Cornley, Javon DE 6-5 237 So./Fr. Columbus, Ohio/Northland 95 Sanders, Jeff ** LS 6-4 230 Sr./5th Springfield, Ill./Sacred Heart-Griffin 95 Rose, Lee LB 6-1 228 Jr./So. Charlotte, N.C./University of Richmond 96 Laihinen, John DE 6-4 232 Fr./Fr. Mequon, Wis./Homestead 97 Black, Jr., Larry * DT 6-2 326 Jr./So. Cincinnati, Ohio/Wyoming 98 Replogle, Adam * DL 6-3 295 So./So. Centerville, Ohio/Centerville 99 Freeland, Nick * K 5-11 192 Jr./So. Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence North

* - indicates number of varsity letters earned COACHING STAFF Bill Lynch - Head Coach Dennis Springer - Assistant Head Coach/Running Backs/Co-Special Teams Coordinator Matt Canada - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Kyle Conner - Tackles and Tight Ends Brian George - Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Tackles Mo Moriarity - Centers and Guards Billy Lynch - Wide Receivers Joe Palcic - Co-Defensive Coordinator/Secondary George Ricumstrict - Defensive Ends/Co-Special Teams Coordinator Mike Yeager - Linebackers/Recruiting Coordinator Mark Deal - Assistant Athletic Director for Football Operations Kit Cartwright - Associate Director for Football Operations INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 18

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl./Elg. Hometown/Last School 29 Adkins, Chris ** S 6-1 192 Sr./Jr. Indianapolis, Ind./Warren Central 61 Ahlfeld, Chris C 6-2 284 Jr./So. Indianapolis, Ind./North Central 9 Ahrens, Austin QB 6-2 205 Fr./Fr. Jasper, Ind./Jasper 57 Bachman, Pete DE 6-5 232 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder 27 Banks, Antonio RB 5-10 216 Fr./Fr. Middletown, Ohio/Middletown 20 Barnett, Lawrence DB 5-10 189 So./Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Luers 48 Beckum, Leon ** LB 5-11 235 Sr./Jr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington North 88 Belcher, Damarlo ** WR 6-5 210 Jr./Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind./North Side 36 Binkley, Andrew WR 6-1 180 So./Fr. Jasper, Ind./Jasper 97 Black, Jr., Larry * DT 6-2 326 Jr./So. Cincinnati, Ohio/Wyoming 25 Blackwell, David RB 6-0 217 So./Fr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South 83 Bolser, Ted TE 6-6 252 So./Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill 73 Brewer, James ** OT 6-8 331 Sr./5th Indianapolis, Ind./Arlington 21 Burgess, Trea *** RB 6-1 226 Sr./5th Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville 31 Burks, Aaron S 5-11 197 Sr./5th Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista 23 Burks, Adrian *** CB 6-0 185 Sr./5th Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista 34 Bush, Kevin DE 6-3 248 Jr./So. Fort Wayne, Ind./University of Toledo 45 Carr-Watson, Dimitrius LB 6-1 240 So./Fr. Calumet City, Ill./Mount Carmel 61 Carter, Mike DL 6-1 225 So./Fr. Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville 78 Carter, Tony DL 6-1 287 Sr./Jr. Indianapolis, Ind./North Central 74 Chapman, Charlie OT 6-6 297 So./Fr. South Rockwood, Mich./Airport 4 Chappell, Ben *** QB 6-3 242 Sr./5th Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South 84 Chester, Jamonne WR 6-1 202 So./Fr. Detroit, Mich./Redford Covenant 24 Connelly, John DB 6-1 185 So./Fr. Plymouth, Minn./Wayzata 94 Cornley, Javon DE 6-5 237 So./Fr. Columbus, Ohio/Northland 6 Council, Richard ** CB 6-1 198 Sr./5th Carrollton, Texas/Newman Smith 19 Creevey, Connor WR 6-2 218 Jr./So. South Bend, Ind./Marian 49 Dahlstrom, Griffen LB 6-3 229 So./Fr. Coatesville, Ind./North Putnam 65 Damisch, Marc * OL 6-7 317 Jr./So. Arlington Heights, Ill./Buffalo Grove 3 Davis-Walker, Zach ** RB 5-8 201 Sr./Jr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Plantation 41 Dedmond, Max ** TE 6-5 257 Sr./Jr. Evansville, Ind./Evansville Central 19 Dietrick, Kyle S 6-2 204 Jr./So. Indianapolis, Ind./Bishop Chatard 2 Doss, Tandon ** WR 6-3 200 Jr./Jr. Indianapolis, Ind./Ben Davis 30 Drane, Jarrell * S 6-2 214 Sr./Jr. Plantation, Fla./Plantation 15 Ernest, Matt ** CB 6-2 189 Sr./Jr. Crown Point, Ind./Crown Point 5 Evans, Mitchell *** S 6-3 206 Sr./Sr. West Milton, Ohio/Milton Union 76 Evers, Cody OL 6-4 334 Fr./Fr. Little Chute, Wis./Little Chute 16 Ewald, Mitch K 5-10 179 So./Fr. Naperville, Ill./Waubonsie Valley 79 Faulkner, Cody *** OL 6-5 318 Sr./5th Cicero, Ind./Hamilton Heights 50 Fiacable, Steve OL 6-1 304 So./Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Dwenger 14 Follett, Adam QB 6-5 237 Jr./So. Caledonia, Mich./Alma 91 Ford, Nick K 5-9 211 Sr./5th LaPorte, Ind./LaPorte 99 Freeland, Nick * K 5-11 192 Jr./So. Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence North 77 Hager, Josh * OT 6-9 302 Sr./Jr. Florissant, Mo./McCluer North 12 Hagerup, Chris ** P 6-5 203 Sr./Jr. Whitefish Bay, Wis./Whitefish Bay 3 Hardin, Drew S 6-0 196 Fr./Fr. Louisville, Ky./Ballard 52 Harris, Marlandez DL 6-2 309 Fr./Fr. Springfield, Ill./Sacred Heart-Griffin 17 Heban, Greg CB 6-1 185 So./Fr. Muncie, Ind./Delta 87 Himes, Leneil TE 6-1 279 Fr./Fr. Plymouth, Ind./Plymouth 47 Hoobler, Chase LB 6-2 229 Fr./Fr. Orrville, Ohio/Orrville 13 Hughes, Kofi WR 6-2 200 Fr./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral 71 Ivan, Bill OL 6-4 263 Fr./Fr. Charlevoix, Mich./Charlevoix 35 Jefferson, Shaquille S 6-0 180 Fr./Fr. Lexington, Ohio/Lexington 44 Johnson, Darius ** DE 6-0 252 Sr./Jr. Detroit, Mich./Highland Park 10 Jones, Donnell ** S 5-10 223 Sr./Jr. St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood 93 Jones, Fred ** DE 6-4 272 Sr./Jr. Tyrone, Ga./Sandy Creek 7 Kates, Andre CB 5-11 195 Sr./Jr. Washington, D.C./ASA (N.Y.) College 56 Keyt, Josh LS 6-1 243 So./Fr. Greencastle, Ind./North Putnam 8 Kiel, Dusty QB 6-2 230 So./Fr. Columbus, Ind./Columbus East 22 Kiles, Lenyatta DB 5-11 196 Jr./Jr. Los Angeles, Calif./Cerritos (Calif.) College 63 Kirlew, Jerrell DL 6-3 260 Jr./So. Kissimmee, Fla./Poinciana 12 Kroot, Evan S 5-11 181 Fr./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Brebeuf Jesuit 96 Laihinen, John DE 6-4 232 Fr./Fr. Mequon, Wis./Homestead 20 Lanning, Michael WR 6-5 187 Jr./So. Batesville, Ind./Batesville 85 Love III, Charles TE 6-3 229 Jr./So. Memphis, Tenn./Trezevant 54 Lukaszewski, Jamie * LB 5-9 206 Sr./5th Mishawaka, Ind./Mishawaka 55 Mack, Deonte *** DE 6-3 281 Sr./5th Elkhart, Ind./Elkhart Central INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 19 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER (cont.) 62 Marquette, Jordan * C 6-3 285 Sr./5th Huntington Beach, Calif./Fullerton (Calif.) CC 86 Martin, Brad *** TE 6-4 252 Sr./5th Marion, Ohio/Marion Pleasant 23 Martin, Brett WR 6-3 203 So./Fr. New Albany, Ind./New Albany 60 Matte, Will * C 6-2 293 Jr./So. Wheaton, Ill./Wheaton-Warrenville South 72 McDonald, Andrew ** OT 6-6 306 Sr./Jr. Indianapolis, Ind./Warren Central 39 McGhee, Brandon * LB 6-1 235 Sr./Jr. Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville 58 McGuigan, Tyler OL 6-2 307 So./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence North 67 McShane, Pat OL 6-5 301 So./Fr. Stow, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit 69 Mentzer, Mick * DT 6-4 303 Jr./So. Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Dwenger 41 Michalek, Jake LB 6-1 209 Fr./Fr. Midlothian, Ill./Brother Rice 82 Muhammad, Dre * WR 5-10 180 Sr./Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Harding 89 O’Conner, Tim WR 6-3 195 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder 70 Pagán, Justin ** OL 6-5 308 Jr./Jr. Chicago, Ill./St. Patrick 59 Peck, Ethan OL 6-5 260 Fr./Fr. Glendale, Wis./Nicolet 24 Perez, Matt RB 5-11 225 Fr./Fr. Park Ridge, Ill./Maine South 91 Phillips, Paul TE 6-5 225 Fr./Fr. Darnestown, Md./Georgetown Prep 25 Phillis, Ryan LB 6-3 230 Fr./Fr. Boardman, Ohio/Boardman 10 Pines, Adam P 6-0 184 Jr./So. Highland Park, Ill./Highland Park 66 Price, Aaron OL 6-4 305 So./Fr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South 64 Rahrig, Collin OL 6-2 254 Fr./Fr. South Bend, Ind./Marian 98 Replogle, Adam * DL 6-3 295 So./So. Centerville, Ohio/Centerville 46 Replogle, Tyler *** LB 6-2 239 Sr./Sr. Centerville, Ohio/Centerville 30 Reisman, Nathan P 6-0 200 So./Fr. Dallas, Texas/Pearce 68 Rodkey, Colin OT 6-4 275 So./Fr. Monroeville, Pa./Gateway 42 Roggeman, Chad P 6-0 181 So./Fr. Mishawaka, Ind./Mishawaka 95 Rose, Lee LB 6-1 228 Jr./So. Charlotte, N.C./University of Richmond 95 Sanders, Jeff ** LS 6-4 230 Sr./5th Springfield, Ill./Sacred Heart-Griffin 17 Schell, Teddy * QB/H 6-5 229 Sr./Jr. Barrington, Ill./Barrington 92 Scott, Harrison DL 6-3 265 Fr./Fr. New Albany, Ohio/New Albany 42 Sherer, Chad * LB 6-0 222 Jr./So. Cicero, Ind./Hamilton Heights 33 Sims, Damon LB 6-3 224 So./Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Colerain 75 Sliger, Nicholas * DT 6-3 286 Jr./So. Cicero, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern 36 St. Fort, Peter DB 6-0 181 Jr./So. Naples, Fla./Golden Gate 59 Svarczkopf, Greg LB 5-9 208 Jr./So. Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Dwenger 90 Thomas, Eric ** TE 6-4 281 Sr./Jr. Cleveland, Ohio/Glenville 43 Thomas, Ishmael LB 6-4 211 Fr./Fr. Detroit, Mich./Renaissance 53 Thomas, Jeff LB 6-1 245 Sr./Jr. Millbrae, Calif./Foothill (Calif.) CC 51 Thomas, Terrance *** DE 6-1 265 Sr./Sr. Detroit, Mich./St. Martin De Porres 26 Turner, Nick RB 6-0 188 So./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Southport 1 Turner, Terrance *** WR 6-3 209 Sr./5th Auburn Hills, Mich./West Bloomfield 27 Webb, Alexander CB 6-0 183 Jr./So. Mequon, Wis./Homestead 37 West, Kevin K 5-9 162 So./Fr. Newburgh, Ind./Castle 18 Whitaker, Xavier RB 6-2 205 Fr./Fr. Brookfield, Wis./Brookfield Central 16 Williams, Brian CB 6-0 172 Fr./Fr. Lawrenceville, Ga./Peachtree Ridge 28 Willis, Darius * RB 6-0 224 Jr./So. Indianapolis, Ind./Franklin Central 81 Wilson, Duwyce WR 6-3 196 So./Fr. Columbus, Ind./Columbus East 7 Wright-Baker, Edward QB 6-1 221 So./Fr. Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville 80 Young, Logan WR 6-3 198 Fr./Fr. Muncie, Ind./Delta 38 Zachery, Nick WR 6-1 201 So./Fr. Sheridan, Ind./Sheridan 40 Zakrzewksi, Matt LB 6-2 224 Fr./Fr. Traverse City, Mich./St. Francis 21 Zupancic, Jake S 5-10 204 Fr./Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral

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COACHING STAFF Bill Lynch - Head Coach Dennis Springer - Assistant Head Coach/Running Backs/Co-Special Teams Coordinator Matt Canada - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Kyle Conner - Tackles and Tight Ends Brian George - Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Tackles Mo Moriarity - Centers and Guards Billy Lynch - Wide Receivers Joe Palcic - Co-Defensive Coordinator/Secondary George Ricumstrict - Defensive Ends/Co-Special Teams Coordinator Mike Yeager - Linebackers/Recruiting Coordinator Mark Deal - Assistant Athletic Director for Football Operations Kit Cartwright - Associate Director for Football Operations INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 20

OFFENSE AND SPECIAL TEAMS SEASON BIOS/CAREER HIGHS #1 TERRANCE TURNER • WR #8 DUSTY KIEL • QB #81 DUWYCE WILSON • WR SPECIAL TEAMS Made three catches for 14 yards in the Was 1-for-5 against Towson with a 21- Made one catch for five yards against opener against Towson … had a career- yard completion. Towson … grabbed four passes for 53 yards #2 TANDON DOSS • KR/PR best eight catches for 55 yards at Western at Western Kentucky. Returned the opening kickoff 87 yards at Kentucky. CAREER BESTS Western Kentucky and had a 12-yard punt Att. - 5 Towson, 2010 CAREER BESTS return. CAREER BESTS Comp. - 1 Towson, 2010 Rec. - 4 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Receptions: 8 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Yards - 21 Towson, 2010 Rec. Yds. - 53 at Western Kentucky, 2010 CAREER BESTS Rec. Yds: 78 at Penn State, 2009 Long Pass - 21 Towson, 2010 Long Rec. - 39 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Long KR - 87 at Western Kentucky, 2010 TD: 1 Wisconsin, 2009 Rushes - 2 Towson, 2010 Long PR - 21 Wisconsin, 2009 Long Rec.: 38 Central Michigan, 2008 Rush Yds. - 5 Towson, 2010 #83 TED BOLSER • TE Long Rush - 8 Towson, 2010 Had a stellar debut, catching four balls #12 CHRIS HAGERUP • P #2 TANDON DOSS • WR for 68 yards and a touchdown, posting the Placed two of his five punts inside the Sat out the season-opening victory over #21 TREA BURGESS • RB most receiving yards for a tight end since 20 and averaged 42.8 yards in the opener Towson with a groin injury … snared five Ran for 17 yards and a score against 2003 … caught two balls for 25 yards and against Towson. balls for 62 yards and a score at WKU. Towson … carried six times for 19 yards at a score at Western Kentucky. WKU. CAREER BESTS CAREER BESTS CAREER BESTS Punts - 9 at Penn State, 2008 Rec. - 9 at Virginia, 2009 CAREER BESTS Rec. - 4 Towson, 2010 Long - 67 Michigan State, 2008 Rec. Yds. - 130 Illinois, 2009 Rushes - 13 at Akron, 2009 Rec. Yds. - 68 Towson, 2010 Inside 20 - 3 2x, Last: Wisconsin, 2008 Long Rec. - 56 at Michigan, 2009 Rush Yds. - 59 at Akron, 2009 Rec. TD - 1 2x, Last: WKU, 2010 Long Rec. TD - 46 Wisconsin, 2009 Long Rush - 18 Minnesota, 2007 Long Rec. - 21 Towson, 2010 #16 MITCH EWALD • K Rec. TD - 2 Wisconsin, 2009 Rush TD - 1 5x, Last: Towson, 2010 Long Rec. TD - 12 Towson, 2010 Hit his only extra point and a 32-yard Rushes - 3 2x, Last: Purdue, 2009 Rec. - 1 4x, Last: at Virginia, 2009 field goal against Towson … went 1-for-2 Rush Yds. - 41 at Michigan, 2009 Rec. Yds. - 14 Indiana State, 2007 #84 JAMONNE CHESTER • WR on field goals and hit all five extra points at Rush TD - 1 at Michigan 2009 Made two grabs for 13 yards against WKU. Long Rush - 27 Purdue, 2009 #26 NICK TURNER • RB Towson in his IU debut. All-Purp. Yds. - 242 Purdue, 2009 Rushed three times in his college debut CAREER BESTS … ran twice for 33 yards and first career CAREER BESTS Field Goals - 1 2x, Last: at WKU, 2010 #3 ZACH DAVIS-WALKER • RB score, a 24-yarder, at Western Kentucky. Rec. - 2 Towson, 2010 Extra Points - 5 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Had two carries for 28 yards against Rec. Yds. - 13 Towson, 2010 Towson. CAREER BESTS Long Rec. - 11 Towson, 2010 #26 NICK TURNER • KR Rushes - 3 Towson, 2010 Returned a pair of kickoffs for 72 yards, CAREER BESTS Rush Yds. - 33 at Western Kentucky, 2010 #86 BRAD MARTIN • TE including a 38-yarder against Towson. Rushes - 8 Murray State, 2008 Long Rush - 24 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Rush Yds. - 40 Murray State, 2008 Long Rush TD - 24 at WKU, 2010 CAREER BESTS CAREER BESTS Long Rush - 24 Towson, 2010 Rec. - 1 Michigan State, 2008 Long KR - 38 Towson, 2010 Rush TD - 1 Murray State, 2008 #27 ANTONIO BANKS • RB Rec. Yds. - 6 Michigan State, 2008 Ran twice for four yards in his college Long Rec. - 6 Michigan State, 2008 #81 DUWYCE WILSON • KR #4 BEN CHAPPELL • QB debut against Towson … had four carries Returned his only kickoff of the game 46 Went 16-for-23 for 182 yards with two for 18 yards at Western Kentucky. #88 DAMARLO BELCHER • WR yards against Towson. touchdowns in playing just over one half Grabbed seven balls for 92 yards and a against Towson … matched a career high CAREER BESTS touchdown in the season opener against CAREER BESTS with 32 completions and set a new career Rushes - 4 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Towson … had career highs with 10 catches Long KR - 46 Towson, 2010 mark with 366 passing yards, the fifth- Rush Yds. - 18 at Western Kentucky, 2010 and 135 yards, his first career 100-yard highest total in school history, at Western Long Rush - 8 at Western Kentucky, 2010 game, with a score at Western Kentucky #99 NICK FREELAND • K Kentucky … earned second career Big … became 15th Hoosier to ever catch 100 Hit both of his field goals and was 5-for-5 Ten Offensive Player of the Week honor #28 DARIUS WILLIS • RB career balls and surpass 1,000 career yards. on extra points against Towson … missed following the game. Rumbled for 102 yards on 14 carries the Western Kentucky game with a hip against Towson, including two scores, one a CAREER BESTS injury. CAREER BESTS 49-yarder … carried 13 times for 30 yards at Rec. - 10 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Att. - 51 at Penn State, 2009 WKU. Rec. Yds. - 135 at Western Kentucky, 2010 CAREER BESTS Comp. - 32 2x, Last: at WKU, 2010 Long Rec. - 47 Minnesota, 2008 Field Goals - 4 at Michigan, 2009 Yards - 366 Western Kentucky, 2010 CAREER BESTS Long Rec. TD - 42 Northwestern, 2008 Extra Points - 5 2x, Last: Towson, 2010 Long Pass - 77 Minnesota, 2008 Rushes - 21 at Iowa, 2009 Rec. TD - 1 9x, Last: at WKU, 2010 Pass TD - 3 2x, Last: Wisconsin, 2009 Rush Yds. - 152 at Michigan, 2009 Rushes - 13 Northwestern, 2008 Long Rush - 85 at Michigan, 2009 Rush Yds. - 42 Iowa, 2008 Rush TD - 2 3x, Last: Towson, 2010 Long Rush - 22 at Northwestern, 2009 Rec. - 4 at Iowa, 2009 Rush TD - 1 7x, Last: WKU, 2010 Rec. Yds. - 36 at WKU, 2010 Long Rec. - 18 at Western Kentucky, 2010 #7 EDWARD WRIGHT-BAKER • QB All-Purpose Yards - 179 at Michigan, 2009 Was 1-for-2 for two yards passing in his collegiate debut against Towson. #41 MAX DEDMOND • TE

CAREER BESTS CAREER BESTS Att. - 2 Towson, 2010 Rec. - 4 at Michigan, 2009 Comp. - 1 Towson, 2010 Rec. Yds. - 35 2x, Last: at Iowa, 2009 Yards - 2 Towson, 2010 Long Rec. - 21 at Iowa, 2009 Long Pass - 2 Towson, 2010 TD - 1 at Akron, 2009 INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 21

DEFENSE SEASON BIOS/CAREER HIGHS #5 MITCHELL EVANS • DB #29 CHRIS ADKINS • DB #48 LEON BECKUM • LB #93 FRED JONES • DE Made seven tackles and posted his Sidelined with an ankle injury suffered Made three tackles and broke up a pass Posted an assisted tackle for loss against third career interception against Towson during preseason camp. in his first career start, against Towson … Towson. … made seven tackles, one-half for loss at made five tackles, four solo, at Western WKU. CAREER BESTS Kentucky. CAREER BESTS Tackles - 10 at Penn State, 2008 Tackles - 2 Iowa, 2008 CAREER BESTS Solos - 8 Iowa, 2008 CAREER BESTS Solos - 1 4x, Last: at WKU, 2010 Tackles - 7 2x, Last: at WKU, 2010 TFL - 1 3x, Last: Virginia, 2009 Tackles - 5 at Western Kentucky, 2010 TFL - 1.0 Purdue, 2009 Solos - 6 Towson, 2010 Int. - 1 Ohio State, 2009 Solos - 4 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Int. - 2 at Western Michigan, 2007 FF - 1 Ball State, 2008 #97 LARRY BLACK, JR. • DT TFL - 0.5 at Western Kentucky, 2010 FR - 1 Northwestern, 2008 #51 TERRANCE THOMAS • DE Tallied 0.5 tackles for loss and a pair of PBU - 2 at Purdue, 2008 Made three tackles, one for loss, against quarterback hurries against Towson … had #6 RICHARD COUNCIL • CB Towson … posted four tackles and a sack at a pair of tackles, 0.5 for loss, at WKU. Broke up one pass against Towson in the #33 DAMON SIMS • LB Western Kentucky. season opener. Made three tackles, one solo, in his CAREER BESTS Hoosier debut against Towson. CAREER BESTS Tackles - 6 at Penn State, 2009 CAREER BESTS Tackles - 4 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Solos - 2 3x, Last: Ohio State, 2009 Tackles - 8 2x, Last: Northwestern, 2008 CAREER BESTS Solos - 3 at Western Kentucky, 2010 TFL - 2.0 Eastern Kentucky, 2009 Solos - 8 Northwestern, 2008 Tackles - 3 Towson, 2010 TFL - 1 2x, Last: at WKU, 2010 Sacks - 1.0 Eastern Kentucky, 2009 TFL - 0.5 at Akron, 2009 Solos - 1 Towson, 2010 Sacks - 1 at Western Kentucky, 2010 FR - 1 Illinois, 2009 PBU - 3 Central Michigan, 2008 FR - 1 Wisconsin, 2008 QBH - 2 Towson, 2010 #34 KEVIN BUSH • DE #10 DONNELL JONES • S Made a tackle and blocked a punt in his #53 JEFF THOMAS • LB #98 ADAM REPLOGLE • DT Made four tackles in the win over IU debut against Towson. Made four tackles against Towson in his Made three tackles, one for loss, against Towson. Hoosier debut … had five tackles, three Towson … had three tackles, including a CAREER BESTS solo, at Western Kentucky. half-sack, at Western Kentucky. CAREER BESTS Tackles - 1 Towson, 2010 Tackles - 10 Purdue, 2008 CAREER BESTS CAREER BESTS Solos - 9 Purdue, 2008 #42 CHAD SHERER • LB Tackles - 5 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Tackles - 7 at Iowa, 2009 TFL - 1 at Illinois, 2008 Made three tackles against Towson and Solos - 3 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Solos - 3 Eastern Kentucky, 2009 Interceptions - 1 2x, Last: at Iowa, 2009 three at WKU. TFL - 2.5 at Iowa, 2009 PBU - 2 2x, Last: Wisconsin, 2009 #55 DEONTE MACK • DL Sacks - 1.5 at Iowa, 2009 CAREER BESTS Made two tackles against Towson. #15 MATT ERNEST • CB Tackles - 3 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Posted two tackles and retuned an Solos - 3 at Western Kentucky, 2010 CAREER BESTS interception 56 yards for a score in his first Tackles - 7 at Northwestern, 2007 career game on defense against Towson Solos - 3 at Minnesota, 2008 … became the first Hoosier to score on a #44 DARIUS JOHNSON • DE TFL - 1 3x, Last: Northwestern, 2008 pick since Christopher Phillips against Ball Had a career-high five tackles and broke Sacks - 1 2x, Last: Northwestern, 2008 State in 2007 … had a half-sack at Western up a pass at the line against Towson … FR - 1 Murray State, 2008 Kentucky. missed the Western Kentucky game with a hamstring injury. #69 MICK MENTZER • DT CAREER BESTS Made one tackle for loss against Tackles - 2 Towson, 2010 CAREER BESTS Towson. Solos - 1 Towson, 2010 Tackles - 5 Towson, 2010 Interceptions - 1 Towson, 2010 Solos - 3 2x, Last: at Akron, 2009 CAREER BESTS TFL - 0.5 at Western Kentucky, 2010 Sacks - 1 Eastern Kentucky, 2009 Tackles - 3 4x, Last: at Penn State, 2009 Sacks - 0.5 at Western Kentucky, 2010 TFL - 1 Eastern Kentucky, 2009 Solos - 2 2x, Last: at Northwestern, 2009 FF - 1 Wisconsin, 2008 TFL - 1 Towson, 2010 #20 LAWRENCE BARNETT • DB Made three tackles, one for loss, in his #46 TYLER REPLOGLE • LB #75 NICHOLAS SLIGER • DT Hoosier debut against Towson. Made 10 tackles and his second career Posted three tackles, one for loss, interception against Towson … made nine against Towson. CAREER BESTS tackles, 1.5 for loss, at WKU. Tackles - 3 Towson, 2010 CAREER BESTS Solos - 2 Towson, 2010 CAREER BESTS Tackles - 3 Towson, 2010 TFL - 1 Towson, 2010 Tackles - 19 Purdue, 2008 Solos - 2 Towson, 2010 Solos - 9 Purdue, 2008 TFL - 1 2x, Last: Towson, 2010 #23 ADRIAN BURKS • CB Sacks - 1 2x, Last: at Akron, 2009 Int. - 1 at Michigan, 2009 Made two solo tackles at Western TFL - 2 at Akron, 2009 Kentucky. FR - 1 Ball State, 2008 FF - 1 Wisconsin, 2008 CAREER BESTS Int. - 1 2x, Last: Towson, 2010 Tackles - 6 2x, Last: at Penn State, 2009 Solos - 6 Wisconsin, 2009 PBU - 1 2x, Last: at Penn State, 2009 INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 22

THE LAST TIME...

YARDS RUSHING RECEIVING A Team Gained 500 Total Yards: An Individual Attempted 40 Rushes: An Individual Caught 10 Or More Passes: INDIANA: Indiana State (516), 9/1/07 INDIANA: at Penn State, BenJarvus Green-Ellis (42), 11/15/03 INDIANA: at Western Kentucky, Damarlo Belcher (10), OPPONENT: at Virginia (536), 10/10/09 OPPONENT: Michigan State, Javon Ringer (44), 9/27/08 9/18/10 OPPONENT: at Purdue, Keith Smith (12), 11/22/08 A Team Gained 600 Total Yards: An Individual Attempted 50 Rushes: INDIANA: at Wisconsin (631), 10/6/01 INDIANA: at Wisconsin, Anthony Thompson (52), 11/11/89 An Individual Caught 10 Or More Passes In Consecutive OPPONENT: Wisconsin (601), 11/8/08 OPPONENT: Michigan State, Lorenzo White (56), 11/14/87 Games: INDIANA: James Hardy, vs. Illinois (10), 10/8/05; at Iowa A Team Gained Less Than 200 Total Yards: An Individual Rushed For 100 Yards: (12), 10/15/05 INDIANA: at Penn State (180), 11/15/08 INDIANA: Towson, Darius Willis (102), 9/2/10 OPPONENT: Murray State (149), 9/6/08 OPPONENT: at Western Kentucky, Bobby Rainey (105), An Individual Had 100 Yards Receiving In A Game: 9/18/10 INDIANA: at Western Kentucky, Damarlo Belcher (135), An Individual Gained 400 Total Yards: 9/18/10 INDIANA: Ball State, Kellen Lewis (406), 11/3/07 An Individual Rushed For 150 Yards: OPPONENT: Wisconsin, Nick Toon (123), 11/7/09 OPPONENT: at Purdue, Curtis Painter (449), 11/22/08 INDIANA: at Michigan, Darius Willis (152), 9/26/09 OPPONENT: Wisconsin, David Gilreath (168), 11/8/08 An Individual Had 150 Yards Receiving In A Game: PASSING INDIANA: Indiana State, James Hardy (153), 9/1/07 An Individual Attempted 40 Passes: An Individual Rushed For 200 Yards: OPPONENT: at Iowa, Marvin McNutt (155), 10/31/09 INDIANA: at Western Kentucky, Ben Chappell (42), 9/18/10 INDIANA: at Penn State, BenJarvus Green-Ellis (203), 11/15/03 OPPONENT: at Northwestern, Mike Kafka (46), 10/24/09 OPPONENT: at Michigan State, Javon Ringer (203), 10/13/07 An Individual Had 200 Yards Receiving In A Game: INDIANA: at Iowa, James Hardy (203), 10/15/05 An Individual Attempted 50 Passes: An Individual Rushed For 300 Yards: OPPONENT: at Purdue, Kyle Ingraham (209), 11/20/04 INDIANA: at Penn State, Ben Chappell (51), 11/14/09 INDIANA: at Wisconsin, Anthony Thompson (377), 11/11/89 OPPONENT: at Purdue, Curtis Painter (54), 11/22/08 OPPONENT: Penn State, Larry Johnson (327), 11/16/02 Two Or More Players Had 100 Yards Receiving In Same Game: An Individual Completed 20 Passes: A Team Rushed For Over 300 Yards: INDIANA: Ball State, Ray Fisher (134) and James Hardy INDIANA: at Western Kentucky, Ben Chappell (32), 9/18/10 INDIANA: Akron (338), 9/15/07 (116), 11/3/07 OPPONENT: Purdue, Joey Elliott (21), 11/21/09 OPPONENT: Wisconsin (441), 11/8/08 OPPONENT: at Iowa, Marvin McNutt (155) and Derrell Johnson-Koulianos (117), 10/31/09 An Individual Completed 30 Passes: A Team Rushed For Over 400 Yards: INDIANA: at Western Kentucky, Ben Chappell (32), 9/18/10 INDIANA: at Michigan State (489), 11/10/01 An Individual Had Back-To-Back 100-Yard Receiving OPPONENT: at Purdue, Curtis Painter (38), 11/22/08 OPPONENT: Wisconsin (441), 11/8/08 Games: INDIANA: James Hardy, Ball State (116), 11/3/07, and at An Individual Passed For 300 Yards: A Team Was Held To Under 50 Yards Rushing: Northwestern (107), 11/10/07 INDIANA: at Western Kentucky, Ben Chappell (366), 9/18/10 INDIANA: at Penn State (48), 11/14/09 OPPONENT: at Iowa, Ricky Stanzi (337), 10/31/09 OPPONENT: Western Michigan (22), 9/12/09 An Individual Had Three Straight 100-Yard Receiving Games: An Individual Passed For 400 Yards: A Team Was Held To Under 100 Yards Rushing: INDIANA: James Hardy, at Wisconsin (157), 10/1/05; Illinois INDIANA: Ball State, Jay Rodgers (408), 9/13/97 INDIANA: at Penn State (48), 11/14/09 (118), 10/8/05; at Iowa (203), 10/15/05 OPPONENT: at Purdue, Curtis Painter (448), 11/22/08 OPPONENT: Western Michigan (22), 9/12/09 An Individual Scored On A 60-Yard Reception: An Individual Threw Four Touchdown Passes: A Team Had Fewer Than 25 Rushing Attempts: INDIANA: Central Michigan, Ben Chappell to Ray Fisher (64), INDIANA: Ball State, Kellen Lewis (4), 11/3/07 INDIANA: at Penn State (24), 11/14/09 11/1/08 OPPONENT: Purdue, Joey Elliott (4), 11/21/09 OPPONENT: at Ball State (22), 9/9/06 OPPONENT: Towson, Casey Hart to Hakeem Moore (64), 9/2/10 An Individual Threw Five Touchdown Passes: An Individual Scored On A Run Of 60 Yards: INDIANA: Michigan State, Kellen Lewis (5), 10/28/06 INDIANA: at Northwestern, Darius Willis (70), 10/24/09 An Individual Scored On A 70-Yard Reception: OPPONENT: at Purdue, Curtis Painter (5), 11/22/08 OPPONENT: Wisconsin, David Gilreath (90), 11/8/08 INDIANA: at Minnesota, Ben Chappell to Marcus Thigpen (77), 10/4/08 An Individual Threw Six Touchdown Passes: An Individual Scored On A Run Of 70 Yards: OPPONENT: at Iowa, Ricky Stanzi to Marvin McNutt (92), INDIANA: at Nebraska, Bob Hoernschemeyer (6), 10/9/43 INDIANA: at Northwestern, Darius Willis (70), 10/24/09 10/31/09 OPPONENT: at Purdue, Kyle Orton (6), 11/20/04 OPPONENT: Wisconsin, David Gilreath (90), 11/8/08 An Individual Scored On An 80-Yard Reception: A Team Had Fewer Than 10 Passing Attempts: An Individual Scored On A Run Of 80 Yards: INDIANA: at Wisconsin, Blake Powers to James Hardy (83), INDIANA: Northwestern (8), 10/9/99 INDIANA: at Michigan, Darius Willis (85), 9/26/09 10/1/05 OPPONENT: Michigan State (8), 11/11/95 OPPONENT: Wisconsin, David Gilreath (90), 11/8/08 OPPONENT: at Iowa, Ricky Stanzi to Marvin McNutt (92), 10/31/09 A Team Had Five Or Fewer Completions: An Individual Ran For Three Touchdowns: INDIANA: at Michigan State (4), 11/10/01 INDIANA: Minnesota, Bryan Payton (3), 10/6/07 An Individual Caught Two Touchdown Passes: OPPONENT: Connecticut (5), 9/23/06 OPPONENT: at Iowa, Brandon Wegher (3), 10/31/09 INDIANA: Wisconsin, Tandon Doss (2), 11/7/09 OPPONENT: Central Michigan, Antonio Brown (2), 11/1/08 A Team Had Fewer Than 50 Yards Passing: INDIANA: Ohio State (42), 10/22/05 An Individual Caught Three Touchdown Passes: OPPONENT: Connecticut (27), 9/23/06 INDIANA: Michigan State, James Hardy (4), 10/28/06 OPPONENT: at Purdue, Taylor Stubblefield (3), 11/20/04

An Individual Caught Four Touchdown Passes: INDIANA: Michigan State, James Hardy (4), 10/28/06 INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 23

THE LAST TIME... SCORING An Individual Had Two Interceptions: An Individual Scored On An Interception Return: An Individual Scored Three Touchdowns: INDIANA: at Iowa, Collin Taylor (2), 10/31/09 INDIANA: Towson, Matt Ernest (58), 9/2/10 INDIANA: Michigan State, Marcus Thigpen (3), 9/27/08 OPPONENT: Eastern Kentucky, Jeremy Caldwell (2), 9/3/09 OPPONENT: at Penn State, Navorro Bowman (73), 11/14/09 OPPONENT: at Iowa, Brandon Wegher (3), 10/31/09 An Individual Had Three Interceptions: An Individual Scored On A Fumble Return: An Individual Scored Four Touchdowns: INDIANA: at Michigan, Greg Yeldell (3), 10/24/98 INDIANA: Ball State, Nick Polk (31), 9/20/08 INDIANA: Michigan State, James Hardy (4), 10/28/06 OPPONENT: Iowa, Grant Steen (3), 10/19/02 OPPONENT: at Michigan State, Ervin Baldwin (12), 10/13/07 OPPONENT: at Virginia, Mikell Simpson (4), 10/10/09 An Individual Made 2.0 Sacks A Team Scored On A Punt & Interception Return In An Individual Accounted For Six Touchdowns: INDIANA: Purdue, Matt Mayberry (2), 11/21/09 The Same Game: INDIANA: Michigan State, Kellen Lewis (6), 10/28/06 OPPONENT: Purdue, Ryan Kerrigan (2), 11/21/09 INDIANA: Western Michigan, 9/2/06 - Chris Phillips 66-yard (5 Passing, 1 Rush) interception return; Tracy Porter 86-yard punt return An Individual Made 3.0 Sacks An Individual Scored A Rushing & Receiving Touch- INDIANA: Central Michigan, Matt Mayberry (4), 11/1/08 INDIANA down In The Same Game: OPPONENT: Central Michigan, Mark Dietz (3), 11/1/08 Indiana Beat A Ranked Opponent: INDIANA: Michigan State, Marcus Thigpen, 9/27/08 No. 24 Northwestern, 10/25/08 (2 Rush, 1 Receiving) An Individual Made 4.0 Sacks Indiana 21, Northwestern 19 OPPONENT: at Penn State, Evan Royster, 11/14/09 INDIANA: Central Michigan, Matt Mayberry (4), 11/1/08 (1 Rush, 1 Receiving) OPPONENT: Illinois, Will Davis (4), 9/22/07 Indiana Beat A Ranked Opponent On The Road: No. 24 at Oregon, 9/11/04 An Individual Scored On A Two-Point Conversion: RETURNS Indiana-30, Oregon-24 INDIANA: Minnesota, David Lewis (pass from LoVecchio), An Individual Scored On A Punt Return: 10/30/04 INDIANA: Western Michigan, Tracy Porter (86), 9/2/06 Indiana Came From 17 Or More Points Down To Win: OPPONENT: at Michigan, Tate Forcier (rush), 9/26/09 OPPONENT: Michigan, Steve Breaston (83), 11/11/06 10/7/06 at Illinois Illinois led 25-7 with 12:36 remaining in the second quarter A Team Scored A Safety: An Individual Scored On A Kickoff Return: before Indiana rallied for a 34-32 victory. INDIANA: Eastern Kentucky, 9/3/09 INDIANA: at Northwestern, Ray Fisher (93), 10/24/09 OPPONENT: at Northwestern, 10/24/09 OPPONENT: Purdue, Al-Terek McBurse (87), 11/21/09

A Team Recorded A Shutout: INDIANA: Michigan State (10-0), 10/30/93 IU SINGLE-GAME RECORDS OPPONENT: at Michigan (58-0), 10/14/00

A Team Scored 28 Points In A Quarter: SINGLE-GAME RUSHING YARDS SINGLE-GAME PASSING ATTEMPTS INDIANA: Northwestern (28 - 1st quarter), 11/3/01 1. 377 Anthony Thompson at Wisconsin, 11/11/89 1. 57 Blake Powers at Iowa, 10/15/05 OPPONENT: at Iowa (28 - 4th quarter), 10/31/09 2. 280 Levron Williams at Wisconsin, 10/6/01 2. 56 Babe Laufenberg vs. Ohio State, 10/23/82 3. 265 Vaughn Dunbar at Missouri, 9/28/91 3. 51 Ben Chappell at Penn State, 11/14/09 A Team Scored 30 Points In A Half: 4. 251 Levron Williams at Mich. State, 11/10/01 51 Kellen Lewis vs. Illinois, 9/22/07 INDIANA: Towson (38 - 1st half), 9/2/10 5. 245 Alex Smith at Purdue, 11/19/94 5. 50 Matt LoVecchio at Northwestern, 10/9/04 OPPONENT: at Iowa (35 - 2nd half), 10/31/09 SINGLE-PLAY RUSHING YARDS SINGLE-GAME PASSING COMPLETIONS A Team Scored 40 Points In A Half: 1. 98t Mickey Erehar at Iowa, 1912 1. 37 Blake Powers at Iowa, 10/15/05 INDIANA: Northwestern (42 - 1st half), 11/3/01 2. 89 Darrick Burnett vs. Miami (Ohio), 9/24/77 2. 34 Babe Laufenberg vs. Ohio State, 10/23/82 OPPONENT: at Purdue (41 - 1st half), 11/22/08 3. 85t Darius Willis at Michigan, 9/26/09 3. 32 Ben Chappell at Western Kentucky, 9/18/10 85t Gene Gedman vs. Pittsburgh, 10/6/51 32 Ben Chappell at Penn State, 11/14/09 FIELD GOALS 85t Larry Marks at Northwestern, 1923 4. 30 Kellen Lewis vs. Penn State, 10/20/07 An Individual Kicked Three Field Goals: 30 Steve Bradley at Northwestern, 9/22/84 INDIANA: at Michigan, Nick Freeland (4), 9/26/09 SINGLE-GAME RUSHING ATTEMPTS OPPONENT: at Minnesota, Joel Monroe (3), 10/4/08 1. 52 Anthony Thompson at Wisconsin, 11/11/89 SINGLE-GAME COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 2. 48 Sean Glover at Iowa, 10/14/95 1. .882 Matt LoVecchio (15-of-17) An Individual Kicked Four Field Goals: 3. 47 Anthony Thompson vs. Iowa, 10/29/88 at Illinois, 9/27/80 INDIANA: at Michigan, Nick Freeland (4), 9/26/09 4. 44 Alex Smith vs. Mich. State, 11/11/95 2. .792 Kellen Lewis (19-of-24) OPPONENT: Michigan State, Brett Swenson (4), 9/27/08 5. 43 Alex Smith at Iowa, 10/8/94 Akron, 9/15/07 3. .786 Tim Clifford (11-of-14) An Individual Kicked A 50-Yard Field Goal: SINGLE-GAME PASSING YARDS at Colorado, 9/27/80 INDIANA: at Purdue, Bryan Robertson (50), 11/23/02 1. 408 Jay Rodgers vs. Ball State, 9/13/97 OPPONENT: at Ohio State, Aaron Pettrey (51), 10/21/06 2. 390 Babe Laufenberg vs. Iowa, 10/9/82 SINGLE-GAME RECEIVING YARDS 3. 385 Antwaan Randle El vs. W. Mich., 9/12/98 1. 285 Thomas Lewis at Penn State, 11/6/93 DEFENSE 4. 379 John Paci at Penn State, 11/6/93 2. 258 Tyrone Browning vs. W. Michigan, 9/12/98 An Individual Made 10 Tackles: 5. 378 Dave Schnell vs. South Carolina, 12/28/88 3. 256 Nate Lundy at Colorado, 9/27/80 INDIANA: Towson, Tyler Replogle (10), 9/2/10 4. 203 James Hardy at Iowa, 10/15/05 OPPONENT: Towson, Jordan Dangerfield (10), 9/2/10 SINGLE-PLAY PASSING YARDS 5. 198 Courtney Roby vs. Iowa, 10/19/02 1. 99t John Paci to Thomas Lewis An Individual Made 15 Tackles: at Penn State, 11/6/93 SINGLE-GAME RECEPTIONS INDIANA: at Penn State, Matt Mayberry (15), 11/14/09 2. 91t Lou D’Achille to Bob Robertson 1. 16 Jason Spear vs. Purdue, 11/22/97 OPPONENT: at Iowa, Abdul Hodge (18), 10/15/05 Iowa, 10/7/50 2. 14 James Hardy vs. Penn State, 10/20/07 3. 90 Bob Kramer to Trent Smock 3. 13 Tyrone Browning vs. W. Michigan, 9/12/98 An Individual Made 20 Tackles: at Kentucky, 9/28/74 4. 12 James Hardy at Iowa, 10/15/05 INDIANA: at Michigan State, Austin Thomas (22), 10/13/07 4. 88t Dave Schnell to Rob Turner 12 Thomas Lewis at Penn State, 11/6/93 OPPONENT: at Wisconsin, Nick Greisen (20), 10/6/01 vs. South Carolina, 12/28/88 12 Thomas Lewis at Michigan State, 10/3/92 5. 83t Blake Powers to James Hardy An Individual Made 25 Tackles: at Wisconsin, 10/1/05 INDIANA: Ohio State, Joe Norman (26), 11/18/78 INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 24

TEAM GAME-BY-GAME

OFFENSE |---RUSHING---| |--RECEIVING--| |------PASSING------| |--KICK RET--| |--PUNT RET--| tot Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att Yds TD INT Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg off 9/2 TOWSON 26 155 3 49 18 205 2 41 30-18 205 2 0 41 4 115 0 46 1 13 0 13 360 9/18 at Western Kentucky 31 100 2 24 32 366 3 39 42-32 366 3 0 39 1 87 0 87 1 12 0 12 466 9/25 AKRON 10/2 MICHIGAN 10/9 at Ohio State 10/16 ARKANSAS STATE 10/23 at Illinois 10/30 NORTHWESTERN 11/6 IOWA 11/13 at Wisconsin 11/20 vs. Penn State 11/27 at Purdue

DEFENSE |------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| Pass Blkd FG |-----XPTS----| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds Brk Kick Att-Mad Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Pts 9/2 TOWSON 48 40 88 6-8 0-0 0 0-0 3-62 5 1 3-3 5-5 0 0 0 51 9/18 at Western Kentucky 37 20 57 5-16 2-11 0 1-0 0-0 2 0 1-2 5-5 0 0 0 38 9/25 AKRON 10/2 MICHIGAN 10/9 at Ohio State 10/16 ARKANSAS STATE 10/23 at Illinois 10/30 NORTHWESTERN 11/6 IOWA 11/13 at Wisconsin 11/20 vs. Penn State 11/27 at Purdue

STARTING LINEUPS

OFFENSE

Date OPPONENT WR WR LT LG C RG RT QB RB TE WR 9/2 TOWSON T. Turner Wilson McDonald Price Matte Damisch Brewer Chappell Willis Dedmond Belcher 9/18 at Western Kentucky T. Turner Doss McDonald Price Matte Damisch Brewer Chappell Willis Dedmond Belcher 9/25 AKRON 10/2 MICHIGAN 10/9 at Ohio State 10/16 ARKANSAS STATE 10/23 at Illinois 10/30 NORTHWESTERN 11/6 IOWA 11/13 at Wisconsin 11/20 vs. Penn State 11/27 at Purdue

DEFENSE

Date OPPONENT DE DT DT DE WLB MLB SLB CB FS SS CB 9/2 TOWSON D. Johnson Black Mentzer A. Replogle Sherer Beckum T. Replogle Ernest D. Jones Evans Council 9/18 at Western Kentucky T. Thomas Black Mentzer A. Replogle Sims Beckum T. Replogle Ernest D. Jones Evans Council 9/25 AKRON 10/2 MICHIGAN 10/9 at Ohio State 10/16 ARKANSAS STATE 10/23 at Illinois 10/30 NORTHWESTERN 11/6 IOWA 11/13 at Wisconsin 11/20 vs. Penn State 11/27 at Purdue INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 25

MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS

GAME OPENING POSSESSIONS Indiana Opponent DATE Opponent PTS. PLAYS YDS. FD TIME PTS. PLAYS YDS. FD TIME 9/2 TOWSON 0 3 5 0 2:06 0 3 6 0 1:17 9/18 at Western Kentucky 0 2 4 0 0:48 7 10 91 5 4:45 9/25 AKRON 10/2 MICHIGAN 10/9 at Ohio State 10/16 ARKANSAS STATE 10/23 at Illinois 10/30 NORTHWESTERN 11/6 IOWA 11/13 at Wisconsin 11/20 vs. Penn State 11/27 at Purdue

SECOND HALF OPENING POSSESSIONS Indiana Opponent DATE Opponent PTS. PLAYS YDS. FD TIME PTS. PLAYS YDS. FD TIME 9/2 TOWSON 3 7 20 1 2:46 0 4 8 0 1:34 9/18 at Western Kentucky 7 7 39 3 3:00 0 3 3 0 2:13 9/25 AKRON 10/2 MICHIGAN 10/9 at Ohio State 10/16 ARKANSAS STATE 10/23 at Illinois 10/30 NORTHWESTERN 11/6 IOWA 11/13 at Wisconsin 11/20 vs. Penn State 11/27 at Purdue

INDIANA THIRD DOWN, FOURTH DOWN & RED ZONE EFFICIENCY

Third Down and... Date Opponent G 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ Total Fourth Down Red Zone 9/2 TOWSON 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-4 2-10 0-0 6-6 9/18 at Western Kentucky 1-1 3-3 0-1 0-0 1-1 2-2 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-3 10-13 0-0 5-7 9/25 AKRON 10/2 MICHIGAN 10/9 at Ohio State 10/16 ARKANSAS STATE 10/23 at Illinois 10/30 NORTHWESTERN 11/6 IOWA 11/13 at Wisconsin 11/20 vs. Penn State 11/27 at Purdue Totals 1-1 3-3 0-1 0-0 1-2 3-3 1-2 0-1 0-1 2-2 1-7 12-23 0-0 11-13

Third-and-Short (1-3 yds.): 3-4 (75.0%) Third-and-Medium (4-7 yds.): 5-8 (62.5%) Third-and-Long (8+ yds.): 3-10 (30.0%) Indiana on Third Down: 12-23 (52.2%) Indiana on Fourth Down: 0-0 (0%) Indiana in the Red Zone: 11-13 (84.6%, 7 TD, 4 FG)

TIME OF POSSESSION Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 1st Hlf 2nd Hlf 9/2 TOWSON 51-17 23:21 8:45 4:55 4:56 4:45 13:40 9:41 9/18 at Western Kentucky 38-21 31:53 6:49 8:19 8:56 7:49 15:08 16:45 9/25 AKRON 10/2 MICHIGAN 10/9 at Ohio State 10/16 ARKANSAS STATE 10/23 at Illinois 10/30 NORTHWESTERN 11/6 IOWA 11/13 at Wisconsin 11/20 vs. Penn State 11/27 at Purdue INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 26

SCORING DRIVES Opponent Qtr. Plays Yards TOP Scoring Play Obtained Towson 1 5 37 1:39 Ted Bolser 12-yard pass from Ben Chappell Interception Towson 1 2 50 0:44 Darius Willis 49-yard rush Interception Towson 1 11 68 4:33 Nick Freeland 24-yard field goal Punt Towson 2 2 41 0:41 Damarlo Belcher 41-yard pass from Ben Chappell Kickoff Towson 2 8 77 2:59 Trea Burgess 12-yard rush Missed FG Towson 2 2 21 0:34 Darius Willis 2-yard rush Punt Towson 3 7 20 2:46 Nick Freeland 36-yard field goal Downs Towson 3 0 0 0:00 Matt Ernest 56-yard interception return Interception Towson 4 7 46 3:15 Mitch Ewald 32-yard field goal Kickoff Western Kentucky 2 6 59 2:32 Damarlo Belcher 11-yard pass from Ben Chappell Punt Western Kentucky 2 11 70 4:33 Mitch Ewald 28-yard field goal Punt Western Kentucky 2 8 77 2:29 Tandon Doss 3-yard pass from Ben Chappell Punt Western Kentucky 3 7 39 3:00 Ben Chappell 1-yard rush Punt Western Kentucky 3 13 82 6:13 Ted Bolser 11-yard pass from Ben Chappell Punt Western Kentucky 4 11 80 5:06 Nick Turner 24-yard rush Kickoff INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 27

20-PLUS YARD PLAYS Opponent...... Play Towson...... Nick Turner 34-yard kickoff return Towson ...... Darius Willis 49-yard rush Towson ...... Damarlo Belcher 41-yard pass from Ben Chappell Towson...... Duwyce Wilson 46-yard kickoff return Towson ...... Matt Ernest 56-yard interception return Towson...... Nick Turner 38-yard kickoff return Towson...... Ted Bolser 21-yard pass from Dusty Kiel Towson...... Zach Davis-Walker 24-yard rush Western Kentucky...... Tandon Doss 87-yard kickoff return Western Kentucky...... Damarlo Belcher 21-yard pass from Ben Chappell Western Kentucky...... Tandon Doss 24-yard pass from Ben Chappell Western Kentucky...... Terrance Turner 20-yard pass from Ben Chappell Western Kentucky...... Duwyce Wilson 39-yard pass from Ben Chappell Western Kentucky...... Damarlo Belcher 20-yard pass from Ben Chappell Western Kentucky...... Nick Turner 24-yard rush

-touchdowns in bold INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 28

BIG TEN STANDINGS NATIONAL POLLS (SEPT. 19) Big Ten Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Associated Press Poll USA Today Coaches’ Poll Michigan 0 0 .000 3 0 1.000 1. Alabama (53) 3-0 1492 1. Alabama (55) 3-0 1470 Michigan State 0 0 .000 3 0 1.000 2. Ohio State (5) 3-0 1435 2. Ohio State (3) 3-0 1410 Northwestern 0 0 .000 3 0 1.000 3. Boise State (1) 2-0 1333 3. Boise State 2-0 1291 Ohio State 0 0 .000 3 0 1.000 4. TCU 3-0 1280 4. Texas 3-0 1251 Wisconsin 0 0 .000 3 0 1.000 5. Oregon 3-0 1238 5. TCU 3-0 1188 Indiana 0 0 .000 2 0 1.000 6. Nebraska 3-0 1175 6. Oregon 3-0 1181 Illinois 0 0 .000 2 1 .667 7. Texas (1) 3-0 1164 7. Nebraska (1) 3-0 1135 Iowa 0 0 .000 2 1 .667 8. Oklahoma 3-0 1114 8. Florida 3-0 1092 Penn State 0 0 .000 2 1 .667 9. Florida 3-0 1044 9. Oklahoma 3-0 1060 Purdue 0 0 .000 2 1 .667 10. Arkansas 3-0 903 10. Wisconsin 3-0 884 Minnesota 0 0 .000 1 2 .333 11. Wisconsin 3-0 803 11. Arkansas 3-0 846 12. South Carolina 3-0 739 12. LSU 3-0 801 AROUND THE BIG TEN 13. Utah 3-0 703 13. Utah 3-0 693 14. Arizona 3-0 663 14. Auburn 3-0 655 Saturday, Sept. 25 15. LSU 3-0 654 15. South Carolina 3-0 612 Bowling Green at Michigan, noon, ESPN/ESPN2 Northern Colorado at Michigan State, noon, BTN 16. Stanford 3-0 606 16. Arizona 3-0 610 Ball State at Iowa, noon, BTN 17. Auburn 3-0 600 17. Stanford 3-0 541 Toledo at Purdue, noon, BTN 18. Iowa 2-1 482 18. Iowa 2-1 463 Central Michigan at Northwestern, noon, BTN 19. Miami (FL) 1-1 472 19. Miami (FL) 1-1 418 Austin Peay at Wisconsin, noon, BTN 20. USC 3-0 414 20. Penn State 2-1 335 Eastern Michigan at Ohio State, 3:30, ABC 21. Michigan 3-0 291 21. West Virginia 3-0 315 Temple at Penn State, 3:30, BTN 22. West Virginia 3-0 258 22. Michigan 3-0 255 Akron at Indiana, 7 p.m., BTN 23. Penn State 2-1 198 23. Michigan State 3-0 125 Northern Illinois at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m., BTN 24. Oregon State 1-1 75 24. Missouri 3-0 123 25. Michigan State 3-0 45 25. Oklahoma State 3-0 103 Saturday, Sept. 18 Illinois 28, Northern Illinois 22 Others Receiving Votes Others Receiving Votes Michigan 42, Massachusetts 37 Air Force 44, Nevada 41, Pittsburgh Nevada 58, Florida State 56, Oregon Ohio State 43, Ohio 7 40, Florida State 40, Fresno State State 53, Pittsburgh 30, Georgia Tech Penn State 24, Kent State 0 35, Missouri 30, Oklahoma State 22, 24, Clemson 17, Northwestern Purdue 24, Ball State 13 Clemson 14, North Carolina State 14, 15, Air Force 15, Boston College 12, Wisconsin 20, Arizona State 19 Georgia Tech 14, James Madison Fresno State 7, Houston 7, North USC 32, Minnesota 21 8, Kansas State 4, Arizona State 3, Carolina State 7, Temple 5, Texas Indiana 38, Western Kentucky 21 California 3, Northwestern 3, Notre A&M 4, Kansas State 4, Texas Tech Northwestern 30, Rice 13 Dame 1, Temple 1, Texas A&M 1, 2, Virginia Tech 2. Michigan State 34, Notre Dame 31 (OT) Houston 1. Arizona 34, Iowa 27 -2010 IU Opponents in Bold -All times Eastern

BIG TEN COACHES WEEKLY TELECONFERENCE The Big Ten football coaches weekly teleconference runs each Tuesday through Nov. 23. Please contact the Big Ten Office (847-696-1010) for call-in information. (All times CT):

11:00 a.m. Jim Tressel, Ohio State 11:10 a.m. Rich Rodriguez, Michigan 11:20 a.m. Bill Lynch, Indiana 11:30 a.m. Mark Dantonio, Michigan State 11:40 a.m. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa 11:50 a.m. Bret Bielema, Wisconsin Noon Ron Zook, Illinois 12:10 p.m. Danny Hope, Purdue 12:20 p.m. Joe Paterno, Penn State 12:30 p.m. Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern 12:30 p.m. Tim Brewster, Minnesota 12:50 p.m. Player(s) of the Week, if available INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 29

POSTGAME NOTES GAME 1 • With Thursday’s 51-17 win, the 51 points is the best total by the Hoosiers since they put INDIANA 51, TOWSON 17 55 on the board against Indiana State on Sept. 1, 2007. With 38 points in the first half, the SEPTEMBER 2, 2010 Hoosiers posted their highest total in a half since Nov. 3, 2001, against Northwestern (42 points in first half). Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final Towson 0 14 0 3 17 • IU won its seventh straight season opener and improved to 26-3 in its last 29 home Indiana 17 21 10 3 51 openers and 35-16 all-time in openers at Memorial Stadium.

• Matt Ernest’s 56-yard interception return for a touchdown was the first by a Hoosier 1st 10:03 IND Bolser, Ted 12 yd pass from Chappell, Ben since Christopher Phillips ran one back 58 yards on Nov. 3, 2007, against Ball State. It was (Freeland, Nick kick), 5-37 1:34 the Crown Point, Ind., native’s first career game on defense. 8:26 IND Willis, Darius 49 yd run (Freeland, Nick kick), 2-50 0:37 2:20 IND Freeland, Nick 24 yd field goal, 11-68 4:28 • Darius Willis’ 49-yard touchdown run was the seventh of his career and the third in his IU tenure of 45 yards or more. He also had a 64-yard run against Purdue that did not go for a 2nd 12:21 TOW T. Ryan 5 yd pass from C. Hart (Wallace kick), 10-64 4:54 score. Willis finished with 102 yards on 14 carries, tallying the fourth 100-yard game of his 11:46 IND Belcher, Damarlo 41 yd pass from Chappell, Ben career. He had two touchdowns, his third career multi-score game (2009 vs. Northwestern (Freeland, Nick kick), 2-46 0:35 and Michigan). 10:16 TOW H. Moore 64 yd pass from C. Hart (Wallace kick), 3-70 1:24 1:45 IND Burgess, Trea 12 yd run (Freeland, Nick kick), 8-77 2:59 • Ted Bolser’s 12-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter was his first career touch. 0:26 IND Willis, Darius 2 yd run (Freeland, Nick kick), 2-21 0:27 He is the first Hoosier since Damarlo Belcher (8/30/08 vs. Western Kentucky) to score 3rd 10:40 IND Freeland, Nick 36 yd field goal, 7-20 2:46 on his first career touch. Bolser finished the game with four catches for 68 yards and the 8:37 IND Ernest, Matt 56 yd interception return (Ewald, Mitch kick), 0-0 0:00 touchdown. The yardage total is the best for a Hoosier tight end since Aaron Halterman had 4th 11:38 TOW Wallace 29 yd field goal, 13-72 6:26 71 against Kentucky on Sept. 20, 2003. 8:23 IND Ewald, Mitch 32 yd field goal, 7-46 3:15 • Tyler Replogle made his second career interception and his first of the season. Mitchell Evans’ first-quarter pick was the third of his career. Ernest’s interception marked TOWSON IND IU’s third of the contest. The Hoosiers had three three-plus interception contests and four FIRST DOWNS 16 18 multiple-interception games last year. RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 42-227 26-155 PASSING YDS (NET) 165 205 • Tyler Replogle added 10 tackles, the fourth double-digit tackles outing of his career. Passes Att-Comp-Int 35-16-3 30-18-0 Evans finished with seven tackles, including six solos, and Jamie Lukaszewski and Darius Johnson each added five, all career highs. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 77-392 56-360 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 • Ben Chappell went 16-for-23 for 182 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the game before Punt Returns-Yards 3-18 1-13 being supplanted by Dusty Kiel. Chappell is now sixth in career completions (365) and is Kickoff Returns-Yards 9-227 4-115 tied for seventh in school history in career TD passes (23). He started 9-for-10 for 72 yards Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-62 and a touchdown. Punts (Number-Avg) 4-30.5 5-42.8 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 • IU kickers combined to go 3-for-3 on field goals and 6-for-6 on extra points. Nick Penalties-Yards 5-50 3-25 Freeland hit both of his FG attempts and Mitch Ewald hit a 32-yarder in his first career Possession Time 36:39 23:21 game. Freeland had five extra points, matching a career best, and Ewald had one. Third-Down Conversions 4 of 16 2 of 10 Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 5 0 of 0 • Antonio Banks became the first true freshman to play for the Hoosiers this season, Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 6-6 running two times for four yards in his debut. The Middletown, Ohio, native enrolled at IU Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 0-0 for the spring semester and participated in spring practice. • Kevin Bush recorded the first punt block of his career at the end of the first half, leading RUSHING: Towson-C. Hart 16-123; Carmichael 9-44; Greening 5-32; Dameron 11-28; to an IU touchdown. The blocked punt is the first for the Hoosiers since Sept. 27, 2008, Wharton 1-0. Indiana-Willis, Darius 14-102; Davis-Walker, Zach 2-28; Burgess, Trea 2-17; against Michigan State. Kiel, Dusty 2-5; Banks, Antonio 2-4; Chappell, Ben 1-3; Turner, Nick 3-minus 4. • Nick Turner returned the opening kickoff 34 yards on his first career touch and bettered that with a 38-yard return in the second half. Jamonne Chester and Duwyce Wilson PASSING: Towson-C. Hart 16-35-3-165. Indiana-Chappell, Ben 16-23-0-182; Kiel, Dusty had their first career catches in the contest. Dusty Kiel and Edward Wright-Baker each 1-5-0-21; Wright-Baker, Edward 1-2-0-2. had their first completions.

RECEIVING: Towson-T. Ryan 5-41; Dameron 4-24; Oboh 3-21; H. Moore 2-63; E. Banks • Aaron Price, Mick Mentzer, Chad Sherer, Leon Beckum, Matt Ernest and 1-10; Wharton 1-6. Indiana-Belcher, Damarlo 7-92; Bolser, Ted 4-68; Turner, Terrance 3-14; Duwyce Wilson all made their first career starts in the game. Chester, Jamonne 2-13; Burgess, Trea 1-13; Wilson, Duwyce 1-5. • Ted Bolser, Jamonne Chester, Mitch Ewald, Dusty Kiel, Aaron Price, Nick INTERCEPTIONS: Towson-None. Indiana-Ernest, Matt 1-56; Evans, Mitchell 1-6; Turner, Duwyce Wilson, Edward Wright-Baker, Lawrence Barnett, Kevin Bush, Replogle, Tyler 1-0. Dimitrius Carr-Watson, Charlie Chapman, Javon Cornley, Connor Creevey, Griffen Dahlstrom, Kyle Dietrick, Greg Heban, Andre Kates, Lenyatta Kiles, Michael FUMBLES: Towson-J. Gardner 1-0. Indiana-Burgess, Trea 1-0. Lanning, Tyler McGuigan, Pat McShane, Colin Rodkey, Lee Rose, Damon Sims, Jeff Thomas and Nick Zachery made their first career appearances in an IU uniform. SACKS (UA-A): Towson-None. Indiana-None. • Bill Lynch picked up his 96th career win with the victory. He improved to 4-0 in season TACKLES (UA-A): Indiana-Replogle, Tyler 5-5; Evans, Mitchell 6-1; Lukaszewski, Jamie 3-2; openers as Indiana’s head coach and is now 14-4 at IU when leading at the half. Johnson, Darius 1-4; McGhee, Brandon 4-0; Jones, Donnell 2-2; Rose, Lee 2-2; Thomas, Jeff • Indiana won the opening toss and elected to receive. Game captains James Brewer 0-4; Carr-Watson, Dimitrius 3-0; Heban, Greg 2-1; Barnett, Lawrence 2-1; Beckum, Leon and Terrance Turner joined season captains Ben Chappell and Tyler Replogle for the 2-1; Sliger, Nicholas 2-1; Replogle, Adam 2-1; Sims, Damon 1-2; Sherer, Chad 1-2; Thomas, toss. Terrance 1-2; Kates, Andre 2-0; TEAM 2-0; Dietrick, Kyle 1-1; Ernest, Matt 1-1; Mack, Deonte 0-2; Dahlstrom, Griffen 1-0; Mentzer, Mick 1-0; Burks, Aaron 1-0; Bush, Kevin 0-1; Kiles, Lenyatta 0-1; Jones, Fred 0-1; Black Jr., Larry 0-1; Burgess, Trea 0-1. INDIANA FOOTBALL The Akron Game - September 25, 2010 - 30

POSTGAME NOTES GAME 2 • With the 38-21 win, Indiana improved to 2-0 for the seventh straight year. The Hoosiers INDIANA 38, WESTERN KENTUCKY 21 are one of four schools in the nation (USC, Alabama and Wisconsin) to have started 2-0 SEPTEMBER 18, 2010 in each of the last seven years. Bill Lynch has opened the year 2-0 in each of his four seasons as Indiana’s head coach. Lynch now has 97 career wins as a head coach, including Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final 16 with IU. Indiana 0 17 14 7 38 WKU 7 0 0 14 21 • The Hoosier offense converted 10-of-13 third downs in the contest. Of the three failed conversions, two were from 10 yards or more.

1st 9:27 WKU Rainey, Bobby 11 yd run (Tinius, Casey kick), 10-91 4:45 • Ben Chappell finished the game 32-for-42 for 366 yards, the sixth-most passing yards in 2nd 13:46 IND Belcher, Damarlo 11 yd pass from Chappell, Ben school history in a contest. It was also a career high in yards for Chappell, matched a career (Ewald, Mitch kick), 6-59 2:23 best in completions and marked his fourth career 300-yard game. The senior moved into 05:48 IND Ewald, Mitch 28 yd field goal, 11-70 4:24 sixth on IU’s all-time passing yardage list with 4,504 yards in his tenure. He also moved to sixth in career attempts (648). 00:15 IND Doss, Tandon 3 yd pass from Chappell, Ben (Ewald, Mitch kick), 8-77 2:26 • Chappell threw for three scores, his third game with three TDs in his career and the first 3rd 09:51 IND Chappell, Ben 1 yd run (Ewald, Mitch kick), 7-39 2:51 of 2010. It was his sixth straight multi-touchdown game for the Hoosiers. Chappell added a 00:18 IND Bolser, Ted 11 yd pass from Chappell, Ben 1-yard touchdown plunge in the second half, his seventh career rushing TD. (Ewald, Mitch kick), 13-82 6:05 4th 13:00 WKU Rainey, Bobby 11 yd run (Tinius, Casey kick), 6-50 2:10 • Damarlo Belcher finished with 10 catches for 135 yards in the contest, career-highs in 07:58 IND Turner, Nick 24 yd run (Ewald, Mitch kick), 11-80 4:57 both categories and his first 100-yard game. He is the first Hoosier with 10 catches and 100 05:24 WKU Vasquez, Marcus 31 yd pass from Jakes, Kawaun yards since Mitchell Evans had 10 for 112 against Purdue last year, and his 135 yards are (Tinius, Casey kick), 5-71 2:25 the most by an IU receiver since James Hardy had 142 against Penn State on Oct. 20, 2007.

• Belcher also reached 100 career catches (103) on the play that gave him 100 yards for the IND WKU first time. His 11-yard TD reception was the ninth in the junior’s career. Tandon Doss (five FIRST DOWNS 27 16 catches) now has 96 career grabs. RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 31-100 31-144 PASSING YDS (NET) 366 144 • After Western Kentucky had 76 yards of total offense on the opening drive, including 62 Passes Att-Comp-Int 42-32-0 20-13-0 rushing yards by Bobby Rainey, the Hoosiers held WKU to 53 yards on the next five drives TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 73-466 51-288 in scoring 31 straight points. Rainey had just 43 yards on 14 carries after the opening drive. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 • Indiana’s first punt of the game did not come until there were just over three minutes Punt Returns-Yards 1-12 0-0 remaining in the contest. IU scored on six straight drives (excluding the final 12 seconds of Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-87 7-164 the first half) around halftime. Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 1-29.0 6-41.2 • Doss returned the opening kickoff 87 yards, his longest career return. He added five Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 catches for 62 yards and a score, one rush for eight yards and a 12-yard punt return to finish Penalties-Yards 3-35 6-56 with 169 all-purpose yards in the game. It is the eighth time in his last 10 games that he has Possession Time 31:53 28:07 surpassed 100 APY. He now has 10 games with 100 all-purpose yards or more, six with 150. Third-Down Conversions 10 of 13 5 of 11 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0 • Doss picked up his seventh career receiving TD in the game with a 3-yard score at the Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-7 2-2 end of the first half. Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-11 1-8 • Terrance Turner had a career-best eight catches for 55 yards. Duwyce Wilson also had career highs with four catches for 53 yards and Darius Willis had a career-best 36 RUSHING: Indiana-Turner, Nick 2-33; Willis, Darius 13-30; Burgess, Trea 6-19; Banks, receiving yards. Antonio 4-18; Doss, Tandon 1-8; TEAM 2-minus 3; Chappell, Ben 3-minus 5. WKU-Rainey, Bobby 21-105; Jakes, Kawaun 8-30; McNeal, Willie 1-7; Campbell, Donald 1-2. • Nick Turner’s 24-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter was the first of the redshirt freshman’s career. It was also his longest career rush. Antonio Banks ran the ball a career- best four times and collected a career-best 19 yards. PASSING: Indiana-Chappell, Ben 32-42-0-366. WKU-Jakes, Kawaun 13-20-0-144. • Tyler Replogle led the Hoosier defense with nine tackles, 1.5 for loss, in the game. It RECEIVING: Indiana-Belcher, Damarlo 10-135; Turner, Terrance 8-55; Doss, Tandon 5-62; is the second time in as many games that the senior captain has led the team in tackles. Wilson, Duwyce 4-53; Willis, Darius 3-36; Bolser, Ted 2-25. WKU-Doyle, Jack 5-47; Vasquez, Marcus 3-41; Rainey, Bobby 3-18; Cooper, Quinterrance 1-20; Campbell, Donald 1-18. • Mitch Ewald went 1-for-2 on field goals in the game filling in for the injured Nick Freeland, and hit a career-high 5-for-5 on extra points. INTERCEPTIONS: Indiana-None. WKU-None. • Nicholas Sliger, Damon Sims and Terrance Thomas all made their first career starts FUMBLES: Indiana-Willis, Darius 1-1. WKU-TEAM 1-1. for the Hoosier defense.

SACKS (UA-A): Indiana-Thomas, Terrance 1-0; Ernest, Matt 0-1; Replogle, Adam 0-1. WKU- • Game captains Darius Willis and Mitchell Evans joined season captains Tyler Clendenin, Jared 0-1; Smith, Quanterus 0-1. Replogle and Ben Chappell for the coin toss. For the second straight week, Indiana won the coin toss and elected to receive.

TACKLES (UA-A): Indiana-Replogle, Tyler 6-3; Evans, Mitchell 3-4; Beckum, Leon 4-1; • The game marked the first time that the Big Ten Network televised a road game for a Thomas, Jeff 3-2; Jones, Donnell 4-0; Thomas, Terrance 3-1; Sherer, Chad 3-0; Council, Big Ten team. Richard 2-1; Replogle, Adam 1-2; Burks, Adrian 2-0; Lukaszewski, Jamie 2-0; Mentzer, Mick 0-2; Black Jr., Larry 0-2; Ewald, Mitch 1-0; Kiles, Lenyatta 1-0; Jones, Fred 1-0; Willis, Darius 1-0; Cornley, Javon 0-1; Ernest, Matt 0-1. 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 20, 2010) All games

Date Opponent Score Att. Record: Overall Home Away Neutral Sep 02, 2010 TOWSON W 51-17 35242 All games 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 Sep 18, 2010 at WKU W 38-21 20772 Conference 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Non-Conference 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Willis, Darius 2 27 137 5 132 4.9 2 49 66.0 Team Statistics IND OPP Burgess, Trea 2 8 38 2 36 4.5 1 12 18.0 FIRST DOWNS 45 32 Turner, Nick 2 5 35 6 29 5.8 1 24 14.5 R u s h i n g 13 17 Davis-Walker, Z 1 2 28 0 28 14.0 0 24 28.0 P a s s i n g 3 0 1 3 Banks, Antonio 2 6 23 1 22 3.7 0 8 11.0 P e n a l t y 2 2 Doss, Tandon 1 1 8 0 8 8.0 0 8 8.0 RUSHING YARDAGE 255 371 Kiel, Dusty 1 2 8 3 5 2.5 0 8 5.0 Rushing Attempts 57 73 Chappell, Ben 2 4 6 8 -2 -0.5 1 3 -1.0 Average Per Rush 4.5 5.1 TEAM 2 2 0 3 -3 -1.5 0 0 -1.5 Average Per Game 127.5 185.5 Total 2 57 283 28 255 4.5 5 49 127.5 TDs Rushing 5 2 Opponents 2 73 394 23 371 5.1 2 42 185.5 PASSING YARDAGE 571 309 C o m p - A t t - I n t 50-72-0 29-55-3 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Average Per Pass 7.9 5.6 Chappell, Ben 2 170.05 48-65-0 73.8 548 5 41 274.0 Average Per Catch 11.4 10.7 Kiel, Dusty 1 55.28 1-5-0 20.0 21 0 21 21.0 Average Per Game 285.5 154.5 Wright-Baker, E 1 58.40 1-2-0 50.0 2 0 2 2.0 TDs Passing 5 3 Total 2 158.98 50-72-0 69.4 571 5 41 285.5 TOTAL OFFENSE 826 680 Opponents 2 107.01 29-55-3 52.7 309 3 64 154.5 Average Per Play 6.4 5.3 Average Per Game 413.0 340.0 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 5-202 16-391 Belcher, D. 2 17 227 13.4 2 41 113.5 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 2-25 3-18 Turner, T. 2 11 69 6.3 0 20 34.5 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-62 0-0 Bolser, Ted 2 6 93 15.5 2 21 46.5 FUMBLES-LOST 2-1 2-1 Doss, Tandon 1 5 62 12.4 1 24 62.0 PENALTIES-Yards 6-60 11-106 Wilson, Duwyce 2 5 58 11.6 0 39 29.0 PUNTS-AVG 6-40.5 10-36.9 Willis, Darius 2 3 36 12.0 0 18 18.0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 7 : 3 7 3 2 : 2 3 Chester, J. 2 2 13 6.5 0 11 6.5 3RD-DOWN Conversions 12/23 9/27 Burgess, Trea 2 1 13 13.0 0 8 6.5 4TH-DOWN Conversions 0/0 2/5 Total 2 50 571 11.4 5 41 285.5 Opponents 2 29 309 10.7 3 64 154.5 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Ernest, Matt 1 56 56.0 1 56 Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk Evans, Mitchell 1 6 6.0 0 6 Freeland, Nick 2-2 100.0 0-0 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 36 0 Replogle, Tyler 1 0 0.0 0 0 Ewald, Mitch 2-3 66.7 0-0 1-1 1-2 0-0 0-0 32 0 Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk PAT Hagerup, Chris 6 243 40.5 53 11210 Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Willis, Darius 2 ------12 Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Ewald, Mitch - 2-3 6-6 - - - - - 12 Bush, Kevin 1 13 13.0 0 0 Bolser, Ted 2 ------12 Doss, Tandon 1 12 12.0 0 12 Belcher, D. 2 ------12 Total 2 25 12.5 0 12 Freeland, Nick - 2-2 5-5 - - - - - 11 Opponents 3 18 6.0 0 13 Ernest, Matt 1 ------6 Burgess, Trea 1 ------6 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Doss, Tandon 1 ------6 Turner, Nick 2 72 36.0 0 38 Turner, Nick 1 ------6 Wilson, Duwyce 1 46 46.0 0 46 Chappell, Ben 1 ------6 Doss, Tandon 1 87 87.0 0 87 Total 11 4-5 11-11 - - - - - 89 TEAM 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 Opponents 5 1-2 5-5 - - - - - 38 Total 5 202 40.4 0 87 Opponents 16 391 24.4 0 46 Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Indiana 17 38 24 10 0 89 All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Opponents 7 14 0 17 0 38 Belcher, D. 2 0 227 0 0 0 227 113.5 Doss, Tandon 1 8 62 12 87 0 169 169.0 Willis, Darius 2 132 36 0 0 0 168 84.0 Wilson, Duwyce 2 0 58 0 46 0 104 52.0 Turner, Nick 2 29 0 0 72 0 101 50.5 Total 2 255 571 25 202 62 1115 557.5 Opponents 2 371 309 18 391 0 1089 544.5

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Chappell, Ben 2 69 -2 548 546 273.0 Willis, Darius 2 27 132 0 132 66.0 Burgess, Trea 2 8 36 0 36 18.0 Turner, Nick 2 5 29 0 29 14.5 Davis-Walker, Z 1 2 28 0 28 28.0 Total 2 129 255 571 826 413.0 Opponents 2 128 371 309 680 340.0

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 46 Replogle, Tyler 2 11 8 19 1.5-3 . 1-0 ...... 5 Evans, Mitchell 2 9 5 14 0.5-0 . 1-6 1 . . . . . 53 Thomas, Jeff 2369 ...... 10 Jones Donnell 2 6 2 8 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana Overall Team Statistics (as of Sep 20, 2010) All games

Team Statistics IND OPP SCORING 89 38 Points Per Game 44.5 19.0 FIRST DOWNS 45 32 R u s h i n g 13 17 P a s s i n g3013 P e n a l t y 2 2 RUSHING YARDAGE 255 371 Yards gained rushing 283 394 Yards lost rushing 28 23 Rushing Attempts 57 73 Average Per Rush 4.5 5.1 Average Per Game 127.5 185.5 TDs Rushing 5 2 PASSING YARDAGE 571 309 C o m p - A t t - I n t 50-72-0 29-55-3 Average Per Pass 7.9 5.6 Average Per Catch 11.4 10.7 Average Per Game 285.5 154.5 TDs Passing 5 3 TOTAL OFFENSE 826 680 Total Plays 129 128 Average Per Play 6.4 5.3 Average Per Game 413.0 340.0 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 5-202 16-391 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 2-25 3-18 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-62 0-0 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 40.4 24.4 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 12.5 6.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE 20.7 0.0 FUMBLES-LOST 2-1 2-1 PENALTIES-Yards 6-60 11-106 Average Per Game 30.0 53.0 PUNTS-Yards 6-243 10-369 Average Per Punt 40.5 36.9 Net punt average 34.2 32.4 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 7 : 3 7 3 2 : 2 3 3RD-DOWN Conversions 12/23 9/27 3rd-Down Pct 52% 33% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 0/0 2/5 4th-Down Pct 0% 40% SACKS BY-Yards 2-11 1-8 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 11 5 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 4-5 1-2 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-1 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES (11-13) 85% (4-4) 100% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (7-13) 54% (3-4) 75% PAT-ATTEMPTS (11-11) 100% (5-5) 100% ATTENDANCE 35242 20772 Games/Avg Per Game 1/35242 1/20772 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Indiana 17 38 24 10 0 89 Opponents 7 14 0 17 0 38 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana Overall Individual Statistics (as of Sep 18, 2010) All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Willis, Darius 2 27 137 5 132 4.9 2 49 66.0 Bush, Kevin 1 13 13.0 0 0 Burgess, Trea 2 8 38 2 36 4.5 1 12 18.0 Doss, Tandon 1 12 12.0 0 12 Turner, Nick 2 5 35 6 29 5.8 1 24 14.5 Total 2 25 12.5 0 12 Davis-Walker, Z 1 2 28 0 28 14.0 0 24 28.0 Opponents 3 18 6.0 0 13 Banks, Antonio 2 6 23 1 22 3.7 0 8 11.0 Doss, Tandon 1 1 8 0 8 8.0 0 8 8.0 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Kiel, Dusty 1 2 8 3 5 2.5 0 8 5.0 Replogle, Tyler 1 0 0.0 0 0 Chappell, Ben 2 4 6 8 -2 -0.5 1 3 -1.0 Ernest, Matt 1 56 56.0 1 56 TEAM 2 2 0 3 -3 -1.5 0 0 -1.5 Evans, Mitchell 1 6 6.0 0 6 Total 2 57 283 28 255 4.5 5 49 127.5 Total 3 62 20.7 1 56 Opponents 2 73 394 23 371 5.1 2 42 185.5 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Chappell, Ben 2 170.05 48-65-0 73.8 548 5 41 274.0 Turner, Nick 2 72 36.0 0 38 Kiel, Dusty 1 55.28 1-5-0 20.0 21 0 21 21.0 Doss, Tandon 1 87 87.0 0 87 Wright-Baker, E 1 58.40 1-2-0 50.0 2 0 2 2.0 TEAM 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 Total 2 158.98 50-72-0 69.4 571 5 41 285.5 Wilson, Duwyce 1 46 46.0 0 46 Opponents 2 107.01 29-55-3 52.7 309 3 64 154.5 Total 5 202 40.4 0 87 Opponents 16 391 24.4 0 46 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Belcher, D. 2 17 227 13.4 2 41 113.5 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Turner, T. 2 11 69 6.3 0 20 34.5 Total 0 0 0.0 0 0 Bolser, Ted 2 6 93 15.5 2 21 46.5 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 Doss, Tandon 1 5 62 12.4 1 24 62.0 Wilson, Duwyce 2 5 58 11.6 0 39 29.0 Willis, Darius 2 3 36 12.0 0 18 18.0 Chester, J. 2 2 13 6.5 0 11 6.5 Burgess, Trea 2 1 13 13.0 0 8 6.5 Total 2 50 571 11.4 5 41 285.5 Opponents 2 29 309 10.7 3 64 154.5 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana Overall Individual Statistics (as of Sep 18, 2010) All games

PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Ewald, Mitch - 2-3 6-6 - - - - - 12 Chappell, Ben 2 69 -2 548 546 273.0 Belcher, D. 2 ------12 Willis, Darius 2 27 132 0 132 66.0 Bolser, Ted 2 ------12 Burgess, Trea 2 8 36 0 36 18.0 Willis, Darius 2 ------12 Turner, Nick 2 5 29 0 29 14.5 Freeland, Nick - 2-2 5-5 - - - - - 11 Davis-Walker, Z 1 2 28 0 28 28.0 Doss, Tandon 1 ------6 Kiel, Dusty 1 7 5 21 26 26.0 Ernest, Matt 1 ------6 Banks, Antonio 2 6 22 0 22 11.0 Chappell, Ben 1 ------6 Doss, Tandon 1 1 8 0 8 8.0 Burgess, Trea 1 ------6 Wright-Baker, E 1 2 0 2 2 2.0 Turner, Nick 1 ------6 TEAM 2 2 -3 0 -3 -1.5 Total 11 4-5 11-11 - - - - - 89 Total 2 129 255 571 826 413.0 Opponents 5 1-2 5-5 - - - - - 38 Opponents 2 128 371 309 680 340.0

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 Freeland, Nick 2-2 100.0 0-0 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 36 0 Hagerup, Chris 6 243 40.5 53 1 1 2 1 0 Ewald, Mitch 2-3 66.7 0-0 1-1 1-2 0-0 0-0 32 0 Total 6 243 40.5 53 1 1 2 1 0 Opponents 10 369 36.9 60 1 1 2 2 1 FG Sequence Indiana Opponents Towson (24),(36),(32) 40,(29) Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydln WKU 38,(28) - Freeland, Nick 10 656 65.6 1 0 Ewald, Mitch 6 396 66.0 0 0 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. Total 16 1052 65.8 1 0 24.4 40.1 29 Opponents 8 475 59.4 2 1 40.4 29.1 40 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana Overall Individual Statistics (as of Sep 18, 2010) All games

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Belcher, D. 2 0 227 0 0 0 227 113.5 Doss, Tandon 1 8 62 12 87 0 169 169.0 Willis, Darius 2 132 36 0 0 0 168 84.0 Wilson, Duwyce 2 0 58 0 46 0 104 52.0 Turner, Nick 2 29 0 0 72 0 101 50.5 Bolser, Ted 2 0 93 0 0 0 93 46.5 Turner, T. 2 0 69 0 0 0 69 34.5 Ernest, Matt 2 0 0 0 0 56 56 28.0 Burgess, Trea 2 36 13 0 0 0 49 24.5 Davis-Walker, Z 1 28 0 0 0 0 28 28.0 Banks, Antonio 2 22 0 0 0 0 22 11.0 Chester, J. 2 0 13 0 0 0 13 6.5 Bush, Kevin 2 0 0 13 0 0 13 6.5 Evans, Mitchell 2 0 0 0 0 6 6 3.0 Kiel, Dusty 1 5 0 0 0 0 5 5.0 Chappell, Ben 2 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -1.0 TEAM 2 -3 0 0 -3 0 -6 -3.0 Total 2 255 571 25 202 62 1115 557.5 Opponents 2 371 309 18 391 0 1089 544.5 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana Team Game-by-Game (as of Sep 18, 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 02 TOWSON 26 155 3 49 18 205 2 41 18-30-0 205 2 41 4 115 0 46 1 13 0 0 360 Sep 18 at WKU 31 100 2 24 32 366 3 39 32-42-0 366 3 39 1 87 0 87 1 12 0 12 466 Indiana 57 255 5 49 50 571 5 41 50-72-0 571 5 41 5 202 0 87 2 25 0 12 826 Opponents 73 371 2 42 29 309 3 64 29-55-3 309 3 64 16 391 0 46 3 18 0 13 680

Games played: 2 Avg per rush: 4.5 Avg per catch: 11.4 Pass efficiency: 158.98 Kick ret avg: 40.4 Punt ret avg: 12.5 All purpose avg/game: 557.5 Total offense avg/gm: 413.0 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 02 TOWSON 48 40 88 6.0-8 0.0-0 0 0-0 3-62 4 5 1 6-6 0 0 0 51 Sep 18 at WKU 37 20 57 5.0-16 2.0-11 0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 5-5 0 0 0 38 Indiana 85 60 145 11.0-24 2.0-11 0 0-0 3-62 4 7 1 11-11 0 0 0 89 Opponents 64 74 138 10.0-26 1.0-8 1 1-0 0-0 5 2 0 5-5 0 0 0 38

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 02 TOWSON 5 214 42.8 53 0 1 1 1 2 3-3 36 0 10 656 65.6 1 0 Sep 18 at WKU 1 29 29.0 29 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 28 0 6 396 66.0 0 0 Indiana 6 243 40.5 53 0 1 1 1 2 4-5 36 0 16 1052 65.8 1 0 Opponents 10 369 36.9 60 1 1 1 2 2 1-2 29 0 8 475 59.4 2 1 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana Opponent Game-by-Game (as of Sep 18, 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 02 TOWSON 42 227 0 42 16 165 2 64 16-35-3 165 2 64 9 227 0 40 3 18 0 13 392 Sep 18 at WKU 31 144 2 29 13 144 1 31 13-20-0 144 1 31 7 164 0 46 0 0 0 0 288 Opponents 73 371 2 42 29 309 3 64 29-55-3 309 3 64 16 391 0 46 3 18 0 13 680 Indiana 57 255 5 49 50 571 5 41 50-72-0 571 5 41 5 202 0 87 2 25 0 12 826

Games played: 2 Avg per rush: 5.1 Avg per catch: 10.7 Pass efficiency: 107.01 Kick ret avg: 24.4 Punt ret avg: 6.0 All purpose avg/game: 544.5 Total offense avg/gm: 340.0 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 02 TOWSON 28 34 62 4.0-13 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 5 2 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 Sep 18 at WKU 36 40 76 6.0-13 1.0-8 0 1-0 0-0 0 0 0 3-3 0 0 0 21 Opponents 64 74 138 10.0-26 1.0-8 1 1-0 0-0 5 2 0 5-5 0 0 0 38 Indiana 85 60 145 11.0-24 2.0-11 0 0-0 3-62 4 7 1 11-11 0 0 0 89

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 02 TOWSON 4 122 30.5 47 1 0 1 0 0 1-2 29 0 4 212 53.0 0 0 Sep 18 at WKU 6 247 41.2 60 0 1 0 2 2 0-0 0 0 4 263 65.8 2 1 Opponents 10 369 36.9 60 1 1 1 2 2 1-2 29 0 8 475 59.4 2 1 Indiana 6 243 40.5 53 0 1 1 1 2 4-5 36 0 16 1052 65.8 1 0 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Sep 18, 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 46 Replogle, Tyler 2 11 8 19 1.5-3 . 1-0 ...... 5 Evans, Mitchell 2 9 5 14 0.5-0 . 1-6 1 . . . . . 53 Thomas, Jeff 2369 ...... 10 Jones, Donnell 2 6 2 8 ...... 48 Beckum, Leon 2628 . . .1. .... 54 Lukaszewski, J. 2 5 2 7 ...... 51 Thomas, T. 2 4 3 7 2.0-4 1.0-2 . . 1 . . . . 42 Sherer, Chad 2 4 2 6 ...... 98 Replogle, Adam 2 3 3 6 1.5-5 0.5-4 . . 1 . . . . 44 Johnson, Darius 1 1 4 5 . . . 1 . . . . . 9B Rose, Lee 1224 ...... 39 McGhee, Brandon 2 4 . 4 ...... 97 Black Jr., L. 2 . 3 3 1.0-1 . . . 2 . . . . 69 Mentzer, Mick 2 1 2 3 1.0-1 ...... 75 Sliger, N. 2 2 1 3 1.0-2 ...... 20 Barnett, L. 2 2 1 3 1.0-1 ...... 1D Heban, Greg 2213 . . .1. .... 15 Ernest, Matt 2 1 2 3 0.5-5 0.5-5 1-56 ...... 45 Carr-Watson, D. 13.3 . . .1. .... 6 Council, R. 2 2 1 3 0.5-1 . . 1 . . . . . 33 Sims, Damon 2123 . . .1. .... 23 Burks, Adrian 2 2 . 2 ...... 93 Jones, Fred 2 1 1 2 0.5-1 ...... 19 Dietrick, Kyle 2 1 1 2 ...... 22 Kiles, Lenyatta 2112 ...... 7 Kates, Andre 2 2 . 2 ...... 55 Mack, Deonte 2.22 ...... TM TEAM 2 2 . 2 ...... 94 Cornley, Javon 2.11 ...... 49 Dahlstrom, G. 2 1 . 1 ...... 31 Burks, Aaron 11.1 ...... 21 Burgess, Trea 2 . 1 1 ...... 28 Willis, Darius 21.1 ...... 16 Ewald, Mitch 2 1 . 1 ...... 34 Bush, Kevin 2.11 ...... 1. Total 2 85 60 145 11-24 2-11 3-62 7 4 . . 1 . Opponents 2 64 74 138 10-26 1-8 . 2 5 1-0 1 . . 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana Red-Zone Results (as of Sep 18, 2010) All games

Indiana 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 02, 2010 TOWSON W 51-17 6 6 30 3 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sep 18, 2010 at WKU W 38-21 7 5 31 4 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 13 11 61 7 3 4 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 11 of 13 (84.6%)

Opponents Inside Indiana 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 02, 2010 TOWSON W 51-17 2 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sep 18, 2010 at WKU W 38-21 2 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 4 4 24 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 of 4 (100.0%) 2010 Indiana Football Statistics Indiana All-Purpose Yards Game-by-Game (as of Sep 18, 2010) All games

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Total TOWSON WKU Belcher, D. 227 92 135 Doss, Tandon 169 DNP 169 Willis, Darius 168 102 66 Wilson, Duwyce 104 51 53 Turner, Nick 101 68 33 Bolser, Ted 93 68 25 Turner, T. 69 14 55 Ernest, Matt 56 56 - Burgess, Trea 49 30 19 Davis-Walker, Z 28 28 DNP Banks, Antonio 22 4 18 Chester, J. 13 13 - Bush, Kevin 13 13 - Evans, Mitchell 6 6 - Kiel, Dusty 5 5 DNP Chappell, Ben -2 3 -5 TEAM -6 -3 -3