2007Miami University Football Football 1 Game 4: at Colorado

saturday, sept. 22, 2007 z 3:30 p.m. (ET) Folsom Field z Boulder, CO

230 Millett Hall • Oxford, OH 45056 • Phone: 513.529.4327 • Fax: 513.529.6729 RedHawks Miami RedHawks (1-2; 0-0 MAC East; 1-0 MAC) On The Airwaves Colorado Buffaloes (1-2; 0-0 big 12) MIAMI ISP SPORTS NETWORK THE COACHES Entering its fi rst year of its partnership MIAMI HEAD COACH SHANE MONTGOMERY (North Carolina State, ‘90) is in his third with ISP Sports Marketing, the Miami ISP season at the helm of the Miami program, owning a 10-15 record ... Montgomery led Sports Network continues its coverage of the RedHawks to a share of the MAC East Division title in his fi rst season (2005) ... also Miami Football with a group of affi liates serves at the offensive coordinator and has since 2001 ... since that time, Miami has blanketing most of Southwest Ohio and consistently ranked among the top 30 in passing offense and has ranked among the Southeast Indiana. “The Voice of the Red- top 45 nationally in total offense fi ve times. Hawks” Steve Baker delivers the play-by- COLORADO HEAD COACH DAN HAWKINS (UC-Davis, ‘84) is in his second season play coverage, while Tim Bray provides guiding the Colorado Buffaloes and owns a 3-14 record at the helm of the program ... color commentary and Neil Dougherty Entering the year with a career record of 94-33-1 record (.738), he is the 11th win- gives sideline updates. Tune-in to one of ningest active head coach. Miami’s game-day affi liates: WMOH-AM 1450 (Hamilton, OH) QUICK HITS WFTK-FM 96.5 (Cincinnati, OH) 1. MIAMI’S YOUNG RECEIVING CORPS: The RedHawks began the season with only two of their wide receivers having caught a collegiate pass. Now, after the fi rst three WFMG-FM 101.3 (Richmond, IN) games of 2007, a total of eight different wide-outs have receiving statistics. ARMAND WONE-AM 980 (Dayton, OH) ROBINSON leads the way with 13 catches for 146 yards and two touchdowns. 2. Sophomore linebacker CALEB BOSTIC continues to rank as the Mid-American TELEVISION COVERAGE Conference’s top-ranking tackler with 37 through three games. He had 10 tackles in Saturday’s game will not be televised. Miami’s loss to Cincinnati last week, including 1.5 tackles for loss. 3. The RedHawks’ only previous appearance in the state of Colorado came in 2003 Miami Athletic when they defeated Colorado State in Fort Collins, 41-21. 4. DANIEL RAUDABAUGH came off the RedHawks’ bench for the second consecutive Media Relations week, completing 24-of-45 passes for 240 yards vs. Cincinnati. His touchdown pass to redshirt freshman wide receiver ARMAND ROBINSON at the 12:17 mark of the third Assistant AD/Communications quarter was the fi rst and only touchdown the UC defense has allowed in 2007. Primary Football Contact .....Mike Pearson Offi ce Phone ...... 513-529-4329 Cell Phone ...... 513-330-2068 Date Day Opponent Time/Result TV E-mail ...... [email protected] 8/30 Thur. at Ball State W, 14-13 Comcast Local Miami scores with :17 left on Brandon Murphy’s six-yard run and Trevor Cook’s game-winning PAT Associate Director 9/8 Sat. at Minnesota, L, 35-41 (3OT) Big Ten Network Secondary FB Contact ... Angie Renninger Miami scores 16 unanswered points to send game into overtime: Second 3OT game in MU history Offi ce Phone ...... 513-526-6239 9/15 Sat. Cincinnati L, 47-10 ESPN Regional Cell Phone ...... 513-330-0810 Miami scores fi rst touchdown vs. Cincinnati defense in 2007 E-mail ...... [email protected] 9/22 Sat. at Colorado 3:30 p.m. (ET) — First Meeting; Miami 1-3 all-time against current Big 12 foes Publications Coordinator/Webmaster ...... 9/29 Sat. Syracuse 3 p.m. ONN Nate Jorgensen FAMILY WEEKEND: Syracuse’s fi rst visit to Oxford; Syracuse leads the series 3-0 Offi ce Phone ...... 513-529-4330 10/6 Sat. at Kent State 3 p.m. FSN Ohio E-mail ...... [email protected] Miami has won 16 of the last 18 meetings; Miami leads the series 43-11 10/13 Sat. Bowling Green 3 p.m. FSN Ohio Assistant Director ...... John Berry HOMECOMING; MU has won seven of last eight; Miami leads the series 39-19-5 Offi ce Phone ...... 513-529-7092 10/20 Sat. at Temple Noon ESPN Regional E-mail ...... [email protected] Lone meeting was in 2005 in Philadelphia; Miami leads the series 1-0 Assistant Director ...... Jon Oman 10/27 Sat. at Vanderbilt 2 p.m. (ET) — Offi ce Phone ...... 513-529-1601 MU won 33-30 in 2000 and Vanderbilt won 12-0 in 1899; Series tied 1-1 E-mail ...... [email protected] 11/3 Sat. Buffalo 3 p.m. ONN RedHawks lead 5-0 when playing in Oxford; Miami leads the series 9-0 11/14 Wed. Akron 7:35 p.m. ESPN2 Miami has won eight of the last 10 meetings; Miami leads the series 12-5-1 11/24 Sat. at Ohio 2 p.m. —

2007 rEDhAWK sCHEDULE Second-most played series in program history; Miami leads the series 51-30-2 2 2007 Football Miami vs. Colorado—sept. 22, 2007

Series Notes MIAMI VS. BIG 12 OPPONENT HISTORY W L T PCT. FIRST GAME • Saturday’s game is the fi rst meeting between Miami and BAYLOR 0 0 0 .000 — Colorado. Colorado is Miami’s only fi rst-time opponent this COLORADO FIRST MEETING season. IOWA STATE 0 1 0 .000 2004 KANSAS 0 0 0 .000 — • The RedHawks have faced just three other Big 12 teams and are 1-3 against the Big 12. In their last meeting with a KANSAS STATE 0 0 0 .000 — Big 12 team, the RedHawks were defeated by Iowa State MISSOURI 0 0 0 .000 — 17-13 in the 2004 Independence Bowl in Shreveport, La. NEBRASKA 0 0 0 .000 — Miami is 0-2 against Oklahoma State, falling to the Cowboys OKLAHOMA 0 0 0 .000 — in 1985 and 1988. Miami’s lone win against a current Big 12 OKLAHOMA STATE 0 2 0 .000 1985 school was in 1947 when the Red and White defeated Texas TEXAS 0 0 0 .000 — Tech in the Sun Bowl, 13-12. TEXAS A&M 0 0 0 .000 — • In Miami’s last meeting with a Big 12 school—the 2004 In- TEXAS TECH 1 0 0 1.00 1947 dependence Bowl versus Iowa State—then-offensive coor- dinator Shane Montgomery was named Miami’s 32nd head TOTAL 1 3 0 .250 coach in a locker room announcement in front of a national television audience prior to the playing of the game. the last meeting Versus A Big 12 School • Miami Director of Athletics Brad Bates served as the head strength coach at Colorado from 1982-85. MIAMI 13 IOWA STATE 17 Independence Bowl—December 28, 2004 Tale of the tape Independence Stadium • Shreveport, LA Attendance: 43,000

Miami ...... Colorado Miami 0 7 6 0 — 13 19.5 ...... Points ...... 17.0 ISU 7 3 0 7 — 17 398.7 ...... Total Offense ...... 271.0 SCORING SUMMARY 131.0 ...... Rushing Yards ...... 44.7 First Quarter 32.0 ...... Rushing Attempts Per Game ...... 26.3 4:04 ISU - Hicks 4 yd run (Culbertson kick) 4.1 ...... Yards Per Carry ...... 1.7 Second Quarter 267.7 ...... Passing Yardage ...... 226.3 10:55 ISU - Culbertson 23 yd FG 44.0 ...... Passing Attempts Per Game ...... 44.3 0:25 MIA - Clemens 28 yd pass from Betts (Parseghian kick) 11.3 ...... Yards Per Pass Completion ...... 9.8 Third Quarter 33.7 ...... Points Allowed ...... 25.7 8:12 MIA - Smith 2 yd run (Soderquist kick blocked) 451.0 ...... Total Defense ...... 338.0 Fourth Quarter 195.7 ...... Rushing Yards Allowed ...... 130.0 13:02 ISU - Kock 1 yd run (Culbertson kick) 4.6 ...... Yards Per Carry Allowed ...... 2.9 255.3 ...... Passing Yards Allowed ...... 208.0 TEAM STATISTICS MIAMI ISU 10.8 ...... Yards Per Completion Allowed ...... 13.3 First Downs ...... 18 ...... 22 Rushes-Yards ...... 25-60 ...... 59-295 Passes (C-A-I) ...... 20-44-1 ...... 10-28-0 Passing Yards ...... 240 ...... 114 Plays-Total Yards ...... 69-300 ...... 87-409 Punts-Average ...... 8-45.4 ...... 7-37.9 Gameday Central Fumbles-Lost ...... 1-0 ...... 0-0 Penalties-Yards...... 7-48 ...... 7-71 Third Down Conv...... 2-13 ...... 9-20 AT A GLANCE... Possession Time ...... 29:27 ...... 30:33 Stadium ...... Folsom Field Capacity ...... 53,750 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing — MIA: Smith 9-46, Clemens 8-22, Murphy 1-0, Betts 7-(8); ISU: Hicks 27-159, Surface ...... SportGrass Meyer 23-122, Kock 3-7, Blythe 1-6, Davis 1-5, Coleman 1-2. Kickoff ...... 3:30 p.m. (ET) Passing — MIA: Betts 20-44-240-1INT-1TD; ISU: Meyer 10-28-114-0INT-0TD. Receiving — MIA: Robinson 7-101, Corbin 2-40, Larkin 2-19, Kirkpatrick 2-17, Busing Miami vs. Colorado 2-10, Smith 2-9, Clemens 1-28, Tyler 1-14, Williams 1-2; ISU: Blythe 3-42, Davis 3-30, Oxford, Ohio ...... Location ...... Boulder, Colo Barkema 2-23, Miller 2-19. 16,300 ...... Enrollment ...... 28,624 Mid-American (East Division) ...... Conference ...... Big 12 NOTES The Independence Bowl, which marked Miami’s ninth bowl game appearance, had Yager Stadium (24,286) ...... Stadium ...... Folsom Field (53,750) the largest payout of any bowl game a Mid-American Conference team had ever Shane Montgomery (N.C. State ‘90) ...... Head Coach ...... Dan Hawkins (UC-Davis ‘84) played in ... the loss dropped Miami to 6-3 all-time in bowl games ... Miami, which led Third Season ...... Years at School ...... Second Season 13-10 entering the fourth quarter, lost for the fi rst time in 23 games in which it had led 10-16 ...... Overall Record ...... 56-23 (Division I) entering the fi nal quarter ... Miami was held under 20 points for just the fourth time in the team’s past 49 games ... sophomore Ryne Robinson totaled his fourth career Same ...... Record at School ...... 3-12 100-yard receiving day, hauling in seven catches for 101 yards despite being hobbled 1-2 ...... 2007 Record ...... 1-2 by an ankle injury ... Robinson accounted for 139 all-purpose yards in the fi rst-half 1-0 ...... Conference Record ...... 0-0 alone, including two punt returns for 77 yards ... senior wide receiver Michael Larkin vs. Syracuse ...... Next Opponent ...... vs. Oklahoma made two catches to extend his NCAA record to 50 straight games with a reception ... Josh Betts’ 28-yard touchdown pass to Luke Clemens matched Miami’s longest ever 642-364-44 ...... All-Time Record ...... 653-412-36 thrown in a bowl game ... Terry Hoeppner fi nished his Miami career with a 48-25 record, including 21 wins in his fi nal two seasons. 2007 Football 3 Miami Two-Deep Chart

OFFENSE (Multiple) DEFENSE (4-3) WR 1 Dustin Woods ...... 5-11, 187, So., Cincinnati, OH LE 51 Joe Coniglio ...... 6-2, 253, Jr., Rockford, IL 17 Chris Givens ...... 6-2, 198, Fr., Chillicothe, OH 58 Craig Mester ...... 6-5, 260, Sr., Grand Rapids, MI LT 76 Charlie Norden ...... 6-6, 302, Sr., Dublin, OH LT 94 Ben Huddle ...... 6-4, 283, Jr., Columbus, OH 70 Nate Williams ...... 6-5, 292, Fr., Parma, OH 90 Sean Redwine ...... 6-4, 274, R-Fr., Reading, OH LG 68 Dave DiFranco ...... 6-4, 300, Jr., LaGrange, OH NT 93 Martin Channels ...... 6-0, 320, So., Xenia, OH 75 Bob Gulley ...... 6-4, 292, R-Fr., Berea, OH 98 Mark Paun ...... 6-3, 272, So., Strongsville, OH C 72 Steve Meister ...... 6-2, 292, Sr., Allison Park, PA RE 99 Travis Craven ...... 6-4, 261, So., Ft. Wayne, IN 61 Kyle Lovas ...... 6-2, 280, Sr., Westerville, OH 21 Jordan Stevens ...... 6-4, 258, R-Fr., Monroeville, PA RG 75 Bob Gulley ...... 6-4, 292, R-Fr., Berea, OH SLB 44 Caleb Bostic ...... 6-3, 225, So., Galloway, OH 52 Josh Satterthwait ...... 6-4, 300, Jr., Roswell, GA 47 Dexter Korto ...... 6-2, 222, R-Fr., Germantown, MD RT 55 Steve Sutter ...... 6-6, 293, Jr., Saint Henry, OH MLB 48 Joey Hudson ...... 6-2, 240, Jr., Piqua, OH 78 Zachary Marshall ...... 6-7, 312, So., Mason, OH 20 Chris Shula ...... 5-11, 230, Jr., Cooper City, FL TE 80 Tom Crabtree ...... 6-5, 247, Jr., Carroll, OH or 49 Mickey Mann...... 6-0, 230, Jr., Amherst, OH 83 Jake O’Connell ...... 6-4, 256, Jr., Naples, FL WLB 9 Clayton Mullins ...... 6-2, 235, Jr., Fairborn, OH QB 12 Daniel Raudabaugh ...6-4, 214, So., Coppell, TX 14 David Davis ...... 6-1, 216, Fr., Decatur, GA 3 Mike Kokal ...... 6-2, 215, Sr., Warren, OH CB 33 Jerrid Gaines ...... 5-11, 189, Sr., Springfi eld, OH TB 29 Austin Sykes ...... 6-0, 241, Sr., Coraoplis, PA 26 Wendell Brunson ...... 5-11, 183, So., Ft. Pierce, FL or 30 Brandon Stephens ..... 5-10, 194, R-Fr., Strongsville, OH 31 Cory Jones...... 5-10, 197, Sr., Ocean Springs, MS Apache 6 Robbie Wilson ...... 6-0, 214, Jr., Cincinnati, OH WR 11 Armand Robinson ...6-1, 197, R-Fr., Reynoldsburg, OH 27 Peris Edwards ...... 6-1, 198, R-Fr., Toledo, OH 2 Eugene Harris ...... 5-10, 185, R-Fr., Atlanta, GA FS 22 Jordan Gafford ...... 6-0, 206, So., Columbus, OH WR 14 Jared Elliott ...... 6-5, 232, Jr., Franklin, TN 23 Ben Bennett ....5-11, 197, R-Fr., Capitol Heights, MD 86 Donovan Potter ...... 6-2, 198, R-Fr., Trotwood, OH CB 3 Jeff Thompson ... PK 19 Trevor Cook ...... 6-2, 178, So., Sioux Falls, SD 5-10, 188, So., Worthington, OH 35 Nathan Parseghian ...... 6-2, 197, Jr., Sylvania, OH 16 Bryan Roland ...... 5-10, 198, Jr., Detroit, MI P 4 Jake Richardson ...... 6-1, 198, Jr., Oxford, OH pronunciation guide 95 Chris DiCesare ...... 6-2, 212, So., St. Clairsville, OH Jordain Brown ...... JOR-dan Wendell Brunson ...... wen-DELL Specialists Kendrick Bruton ...... BROO-ton Joe Coniglio ...... con-IG-leo KO 35 Nathan Parseghian.... 6-2, 197, Jr., Sylvania, OH Nick DeBartolo ...... dee-BART-uh-lo 19 Trevor Cook ...... 6-2, 178, So., Sioux Falls, SD Dave DiFranco ...... dee-FRANK-oh LS 62 Mike Rummler .... 6-2, 209, R-Fr., Cincinnati, OH Matt Kajmowicz ...... kuh-MO-vich Mike and Anthony Kokal ...... KOKE-al 54 Chase Collins ...... 6-2, 212, So., Germantown, OH Kevin Koncelik ...... kon-CELL-ik HD 17 Kyle Decker ...... 6-3, 211, Jr., Granville, OH Matt McKeown ...... mc-Q-in Steve Meister ...... MICE-ter 18 Sean McVay ...... 5-10, 183, Jr., Marietta, GA Tersee Nande ...... ter-SEE • NON-day KR 9 Jamal Rogers ...... 5-11, 159, Fr., Fort Myers, FL Brian Palascak ...... PAL-a-sac Nathan Parseghian ...... par-SEEG-ee-an 17 Chris Givens ...... 6-2, 198, Fr., Chillicothe, OH Daniel Raudabaugh ...... ROWD-a-bah PR 2 Eugene Harris ...... 5-10, 185, R-Fr., Atlanta, GA Sean Redwine ...... SHAWN • RED-wine 3 Jeff Thompson ...... 5-10, 188, So., Worthington, OH Rob Reiland ...... REE-land Josh Satterthwait ...... SAT-er-thwait Ken Staudinger ...... STAH-ding-er Steve Sutter ...... SUT-ter D.J. Svabik ...... SWAB-ik Jerrell Wedge ...... jur-REL 4 2007 Football

2007 MAC STANDINGS Notes From the Cradle EAST DIVISION Team Overall MAC Div. IF MIAMI WINS ...: It would even Miami’s 2007 season record at 2-2 ... MU would improve its 2007 Record Record Record road record to 2-1. Buffalo 1-2 1-0 1-0 Miami 1-2 1-0 0-0 MIAMI VS. COLORADO & THE BIG 12: This will be Miami’s fi rst game in the series with Colorado Kent State 2-1 0-0 0-0 and only the fi fth contest against a current member of the Big 12 Conference. The RedHawks lost Ohio 2-1 0-0 0-0 to Iowa State in the 2004 Independence Bowl, are 0-2 against Big 12 member Oklahoma State Bowling Green 1-1 0-0 0-0 and are 1-0 against Texas Tech. Akron 1-2 0-0 0-0 REDHAWKS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATE: The RedHawks’ only previous appearance in the Temple 0-3 0-1 0-1 state of Colorado came in 2003 when they defeated Colorado State in Fort Collins, 41-21.

WEST DIVISION BIG CROWD SEES HOME OPENER: The crowd of 22,421 that was in attendance Saturday for the Team Overall MAC Div. Miami-Cincinnati game was the largest at Yager Stadium since Nov. 12, 2003, when 26,286 saw Record Record Record Miami host Marshall. C. Michigan 1-2 1-0 1-0 Ball State 2-1 1-1 1-0 BEST OF THE MAC: Thanks to its season-opening victory versus Ball State, Miami is 1-0 in Mid- E. Michigan 1-2 1-1 1-1 American Conference play. The school has won more MAC games than any other (254), and its W. Michigan 0-3 0-0 0-0 all-time MAC winning percentage of .674 (254-120-11) is far and away the best. MU has won or N. Illinois 0-3 0-1 0-1 shared 14 MAC titles, more than anyone else. Miami’s next MAC game isn’t until Oct. 6 when it Toledo 0-3 0-1 0-1 plays at Kent State.

MIAMI AMONG COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S ELITE TEAMS: In college football history, Miami ranks AROUND THE MAC: 20th in terms of all-time victories with 642. Miami is the only non-BCS-affi liated school in this Saturday, Sept. 15 (All times EST) rarifi ed air. Among all-time collegiate teams with the best winning percentage, Miami ranks 16th Cincinnati def. Miami, 47-10 at .6323 (642-364-44). MU ranks 13th in winning percentage among schools that have played Penn State def. Buffalo, 45-24 100 or more seasons, trailing only Michigan, Notre Dame, Texas, Oklahoma, Penn State, Ohio State, Indiana def. Akron, 41-24 Alabama, Nebraska, Southern California, Tennessee, Georgia and LSU. Purdue def. Central Michigan, 45-22 *E. Michigan def. N. Illinois, 21-19 REDHAWKS’ INJURY REPORT: ANDRE BRATTON (injured knee vs. Cincinnati), out for Colorado Connecticut def. Temple, 22-17 game; will undergo MRI this week to determine his long-term status ... WENDELL BRUNSON Missouri def. Western Michigan, 52-24 (injured neck vs. Cincinnati), his status for Colorado game is questionable ... DUSTIN WOODS (slight concussion vs. Cincinnati), his status for Colorado game is probable ... BRANDON MURPHY Virginia Tech def. Ohio, 28-7 (injured knee vs. Minnesota), out for Colorado game; will undergo surgery in next two weeks ... Kent State def. Delaware State, 38-7 MATT McKEOWN (injured shoulder vs. Ball State), out for Colorado game; will undergo surgery Ball State def. Navy, 34-31 (OT) this week. Kansas def. Toledo, 45-13 IN TWO WEEKS: Miami entertains Syracuse at Yager Stadium at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 29. It will Saturday, Sep. 22 be Family Weekend at Miami. *Temple at Bowling Green, Noon, ESPN Plus Ball State at Nebraska, 12:30 p.m. Northern Illinois at Idaho, 2 p.m. MIAMI’S OFFENSE *Kent State at Akron, 3 p.m., ESPN Plus QUARTERBACK CHANGE: DANIEL RAUDABAUGH (So., Coppell, TX) came off the RedHawks’ Wyoming at Ohio, 3 p.m., WSFJ bench for the second consecutive week, completing 24-of-45 passes for 240 yards vs. Cincinnati. Howard at E. Michigan, 3:30 p.m., Comcast Local His touchdown pass to redshirt freshman wide receiver ARMAND ROBINSON (Reynoldsburg) at Miami at Colorado, 3:30 p.m. the 12:17 mark of the third quarter was the fi rst and only touchdown the UC defense has allowed in 2007. Two weeks ago at Minnesota, Raudabaugh engineered a fabulous comeback effort. Mi- North Dakota St. at C. Michigan, 3:30 p.m. ami ultimately lost the game in three overtimes. In two appearances, he is 37-of-69 (.536) for 467 Baylor at Buffalo, 6 p.m. yards. During that span, Raudabaugh has thrown three touchdowns and three interceptions. MU Iowa State at Toledo, 7 p.m. head coach SHANE MONTGOMERY has tabbed Raudabaugh as the likely starting quarterback Cen. Conn. St. at Western Michigan, 7 p.m. this Saturday at Colorado.

Saturday, Sep. 29 QUARTERBACK DUO: As a pair, MIKE KOKAL (Sr., Warren) and DANIEL RAUDABAUGH have *Northern Illinois at Central Michigan, Noon combined for 803 yards and four touchdown passes in 2007. Two weeks ago at Minnesota, they Akron at Connecticut, Noon totaled 418 passing yards, the fourth-best all-time single-game mark in Miami history. The only *Buffalo at Ball State, 1 p.m. three performances that exceeded that effort were all by former RedHawk great Ben Roeth- *Kent State at Ohio, 3 p.m., FSN Ohio lisberger (525 yards vs. Northern Illinois in 2002, 452 yards vs. Hawaii in 2001, and 440 yards vs. Syracuse at Miami, 3 p.m., ONN Bowling Green in 2003). As either the head coach or the offensive coordinator, Miami’s SHANE Western Kentucky at Bowling Green, 6 p.m. MONTGOMERY has had a direct hand in the school’s top 13 single-game passing efforts. Eastern Michigan at Vanderbilt, 7 p.m. Western Michigan at Toledo, 7 p.m. MIAMI’S YOUNG RECEIVING CORPS: The RedHawks began the season with only two of their Temple at Army, TBA, ESPNU wide receivers having caught a collegiate pass. Now, after the fi rst three games of 2007, a total of eight different wide-outs have receiving statistics. ARMAND ROBINSON (R-Fr., Reynoldsburg) * MAC game leads the way with 13 catches for 146 yards and two touchdowns. His scoring grab vs. Cincin- nati last Saturday was the fi rst TD of any kind that the Bearcats have yielded this season. DUSTIN WOODS (So., Cincinnati) has 12 catches for 128 yards and one touchdown through three games. The only other RedHawk player with double-digit receptions is EUGENE HARRIS (Atlanta, GA) with 11 catches for 128 yards. True freshman CHRIS GIVENS (Chillicothe) leads the team in receiv- For the latest in news, scores, statistics, live ing yardage with 185 on nine catches. game broadcasts and more, log onto the GENO: Redshirt freshman EUGENE HARRIS had a career-best six catches (47 yards) last Satur- offi cial home of Miami University Athletics. day vs. Cincinnati. He has a total of nine grabs for 123 yards over the past two games. Harris only returned one punt (5 yards) against the Bearcats. He leads all Mid-American Conference players with fi ve punt returns for 115 yards (23.0 ypr). 2007 Football 5 Notes From the Cradle

13 FOR NO. 11: Redshirt freshman ARMAND ROBINSON had a career- high fi ve pass receptions versus Cincinnati for a personal-best 59 yards. MIAMI’S DEFENSE: He had a touchdown grab against the Bearcats, his team-leading second CAUSTIC BOSTIC: Sophomore linebacker CALEB BOSTIC (Galloway) of the season. He leads the team with 13 receptions. continues to rank as the Mid-American Conference’s top-ranking tackler with 37 through three games. He had 10 tackles in Miami’s loss to NO. 1 IS NO. 2: Just one reception behind ARMAND ROBINSON for the Cincinnati last week, including 1.5 tackles for loss. He led all RedHawk team lead is sophomore DUSTIN WOODS. Woods, who suffered a slight defenders with 17 tackles in the season opener at Ball State, his very fi rst concussion in the Cincinnati game, has 12 catches for 128 yards in his start. fi rst three games. He is expected to play in Miami’s game this Saturday at Colorado. MULLINS’ EFFORT CONTINUES: Junior linebacker CLAYTON MULLINS (Fairborn) ranks second among all Mid-American Conference defensive SPREADING IT AROUND: A total of 12 different Miami players had pass players with 35 tackles. He had a game-high 11 stops against Cincin- receptions in the Cincinnati game. Their 27 cumulative grabs totaled 267 nati last Saturday. Mullins compiled a career-best 15 tackles against Ball yards. Six RedHawk receivers caught passes in the season opener vs. Ball State, including a game-best seven solo stops. State and 10 players had receptions vs. Minnesota. GAFFORD PACES REDHAWKS: Sophomore free safety JORDAN GAF- THROWING TO CHRIS IS A GIVEN(S): CHRIS GIVENS caught four pass- FORD (Columbus) continued his impressive early season effort, totaling es against Cincinnati’s tough defense for a team-high 73 yards, includ- 10 tackles (eight solos) vs. Cincinnati. He led all Miami defenders with 13 ing a 39-yard grab in the fourth quarter. He leads the team in yards per tackles (including 10 solo tackles) vs. Minnesota two weeks ago. Gafford catch at 20.6. Two weeks ago against Minnesota, Givens became only has 28 total tackles in three games, three times as many as he had all of the second true freshman receiver in Miami football history to crack the last season as a freshman. He ranks ninth among all MAC tacklers with century mark for yardage (fi ve catches for 112 yards). His 55-yard catch an average of 9.3 per game. His 20 solo tackles is tops among all MAC vs. Minnesota and his 39-yarder vs. the Bearcats rate as the RedHawks’ defensive players. Gafford celebrates his 20th birthday on Sept. 17. two longest grabs in 2007. MIRACULOUS RECOVERY: Junior middle linebacker and tri-captain CAREER-BEST FOR POTTER: Redshirt freshman DONOVAN POTTER JOEY HUDSON (Piqua), who suffered a knee injury at Minnesota and (Trotwood) had a personal-best three catches for a career-high 26 yards whose availability for the balance of the season was very much in ques- vs. Cincinnati. tion last week, played extensively against Cincinnati. He recorded fi ve tackles and got credit for one-half of a tackle for loss. CRABTREE PRODUCES: Junior tight end TOM CRABTREE (Carroll) ranks fi fth among Miami receivers with eight catches for 84 yards through MR. WILSON: Junior apache (strong safety) ROBBIE WILSON (Cincin- three games. Over the last two games, he has seven grabs for 79 yards. nati) totaled a career-high 12 tackles (10 solos) against Minnesota. He has 24 total tackles through the fi rst three games of 2007. Wilson is tied O’CONNELL & LaMONICA RECORD FIRSTS: JAKE O’CONNELL (Jr., for 18th in tackles per game among all MAC defensive players. Naples, FL) caught his fi rst pass of 2007 (nine yards) vs. Cincinnati, while PAT LaMONICA (Sr., Dublin) grabbed the fi rst reception of his career SUPER-SUB SHULA: Junior middle linebacker CHRIS SHULA (Cooper (fi ve yards). City, FL) ranks fi fth among Miami’s defensive players in total tackles with 15. Two weeks ago at Minnesota, he came in for the injured JOEY HUD- THE SYKESTER: Tailback AUSTIN SYKES (Sr., Coraopolis, PA) had the SON (Jr., Piqua) and racked up a career-best 11 tackles (10 solos). Shula, best game of his Miami career last Saturday against Cincinnati, rushing the grandson of NFL Hall of Fame coach Don Shula, had 21 total tackles for a game-high 76 yards on 13 carries (5.8 ypr). He entered last week’s for all of the 2006 season. game with only four rushes for seven yards. With both BRANDON MURPHY (Sr., Strongsville) and ANDRE BRATTON (So., Woodbridge, VA) BRUNSON HAS MEMORABLE GAME: Not only will sophomore corner- expected to be sidelined, Sykes will make the second start of his career back WENDELL BRUNSON (Fort Pierce, FL) remember the Cincinnati this Saturday against Colorado. Senior CORY JONES (Ocean Springs, game for being carried off the fi eld in an ambulance, he also will recall it MS) and either redshirt freshman JAMEL MILLER (Tallmadge) or true as the game when he recorded a personal-best six tackles. Initially, it was freshman THOMAS MERRIWEATHER (Florissant, MO) might play this thought that Brunson’s injured neck may be serious, but he recovered Saturday at Colorado. very quickly upon arriving at the hospital for precautionary x-rays. He is listed as questionable for the Colorado game. 577-YARD PERFORMANCE SIXTH-BEST: Miami’s 577 yards of total of- fense vs. Minnesota ranks sixth-best in the school’s record book. The all- time record offensive explosion came in 2003 vs. Kent State when Miami MIAMI’S SPECIAL TEAMS: piled up 648 yards. Five of the top six single-game total offensive efforts THE LATEST RETURNS: Miami punt returners rank second among all have come with SHANE MONTGOMERY as either the head coach or Mid-American Conference teams with an average run-back of 20.8 yards. offensive coordinator. The 1,154 cumulative yards of total offense by EUGENE HARRIS (R-Fr., Atlanta, GA) leads all MAC players with an aver- Miami (577 yards) and Minnesota (577 yards) rank as the second-most in age of 23.0 yards per punt return (fi ve for 115 yards). MU single-game history. It was just seven yards shy of the all-time mark of 1,161 yards piled up by Miami (616 yards) and Hawaii (545 yards) in REDHAWKS GET A BIG KICK OUT OF RICHARDSON: Junior punter 2001. The 1,154 total yards by Miami and Minnesota is sixth-best in the JAKE RICHARDSON (Oxford) has averaged 43.3 yards per punt (15 for MAC record books. The all-time Mid-American Conference single-game 650 yards) during the fi rst three games of 2007. That’s fi fth-best among record for total offense by two teams is 1,245 yards by Bowling Green all Mid-American Conference punters. (618) and Northwestern (624). ROGERS TAKES OVER AS KEY KICK RETURNER: True freshman JAMAL MURPHY’S LAW: Senior running back BRANDON MURPHY (Strongs- ROGERS (Fort Myers, FL) returned six kickoffs against Cincinnati for 100 ville), who struggled with an ankle injury throughout the 2006 cam- yards. CHRIS GIVENS, another true freshman, may join Rogers in Miami’s paign, was sidelined during the Minnesota game with a knee injury. At return tandem versus Colorado. the point that he was injured, Murphy had accumulated 78 yards on just 12 carries. For the season, Murphy is averaging 6.5 yards per carry (31 COOK A GROZA CANDIDATE: TREVOR COOK (So., Sioux Falls, SD) suc- attempts). Murphy has yet to undergo surgery. cessfully converted his only fi eld goal attempt against Cincinnati (a 21- yarder) and has made four of his eight fi eld-goal attempts this season. TWO-THIRDS PASSING, ONE-THIRD RUSHING: Of Miami’s 1,196 total He leads the RedHawks in scoring with 17 points. offensive yards, 803 yards (67.1%) have come via the passing game. 6 2007 Football

The Montgomery File Quoting Shane Montgomery Born ...... March 14, 1967 (About the Cincinnati Game): We were really disappointed about the outcome of the game. We felt like we were prepared going into it. We knew it would be a challenge because they are Age ...... 40 a very good football team coming off a huge win against Oregon State. Even though we lost Hometown ...... Newark, Ohio the Minnesota game, we felt like we had a lot of momentum at the end of that game and could build on that. We had a big stop early, turned it over on our fi rst play and enabled them to go Alma Mater ...... North Carolina State ‘90 down and take a 7-0 lead. We struggled offensively in the fi rst couple of series and then had a punt blocked to give them a 9-0 lead really early. Then, they were able to score on their next COACHING EXPERIENCE possession and go up 16-0. Miami University Obviously, we dug ourselves into a big hole that we could never recover from. We tried right at the end of half to get back in the ball game. We put Daniel Raudabaugh into the game, and March 2001-Present we had our fi rst real drive on offense. I think a big series was right after we made the fi eld goal • Head Coach (December 2004-present) they went the length of the fi eld and got a fi eld goal to go up 26-3 at half time. We came out and had a great scoring drive to open the second half, 26-10. We got a stop defensively, and • Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach after they pinned us on the one-yard line, we got it out and had a chance. But they were able to (2001-04) score and make it 33-10, and they pulled away from there. I think we self-destructed on both sides of the ball in the fi rst half. Offensively, we had Tennessee-Chattanooga two big turnovers, four penalties and gave up three sacks early in the ball game which really disrupted what we were trying to do offensively. Defensively, we played well at times, consider- February 1993-March 2001 ing we allowed them to get some good fi eld position on special teams. We just self-destructed. • Wide Receivers Coach (1997-2000), That’s a good football team, and when you play a team like that, you just can’t put yourself in a hole that bad that early. We were just trying to fi ght an up-hill battle the rest of the game. Quarterbacks Coach (1993-1996), Recruiting (About Miami’s Running Backs): The running back situation took a big turn for the worse Coordinator (1995-2000), Co-Offensive when Andre Bratton went down on the third play of the game. After losing Brandon Murphy Coordinator (1995-96). last week, we lost our two home run threats on offense. I thought Austin Sykes came in and did a great job, rushing for over 70 yards. He did what he is capable of doing. He doesn’t have a lot North Carolina State of breakaway threat, but he is a good runner inside the tackles, and he always gets that extra yardage and does a good job of taking care of the football. Obviously, we’ve got to fi nd out who August 1991-February 1992 our next guys are. Cory Jones went in and got some plays. That’s the fi rst time he’s gotten into • Graduate Assistant Coach a ball game as a fi fth-year senior as he too has had a lot of injuries throughout his career. Jamel Miller played in his fi rst game ever and touched the ball a couple times. With Andre Bratton out PLAYING EXPERIENCE right now and not knowing what his status is, we’re probably going to have to get true fresh- man Thomas Merriweather ready. Raleigh Durham Skyhawks ...... 1990 (About Miami’s Quarterbacks): Going into the game, I felt good with Mike (Kokal). I felt like • Quarterback during inaugural season of World he was the guy to start that game. I knew Daniel (Raudabaugh) would come off the bench if League of American Football we needed him to. We took Mike out early. He struggled. He ended up hurting his thumb on one of his last plays, which we were unaware of until later in the ball game. Daniel came in and I North Carolina State ...... 1985-1989 thought he did some really good things. In his fi rst three series, which was the last series of the fi rst half and the fi rst two series of the second half, I thought he looked tremendous. He really • Three-year letterwinner at QB got us into a groove offensively. He tried to force some things later in the second half, but the • Second-team all-ACC in 1989 game was pretty much out of reach. We asked him to just drop back and throw every down and take some chances. He probably forced a couple balls, but overall I thought he played • Offensive MVP of the ‘88 Peach Bowl and ‘89 pretty well. As we go into this game (at Colorado), our plan right now is to probably start Daniel Copper Bowl Raudabaugh and give him a chance to start and see what he can do. We’ll take it day to day with Mike and see how is thumb is progressing as we go through this week. We’ll also give Clay Belton some reps to keep him ready in case we need him. (About Joey Hudson): Joe Hudson is a tremendous story. One week ago on Sunday, we felt like there was a chance he could be out for the year. We got some good news after the MRI, and we expected him to probably be out for a couple weeks. He started feeling better on Wednes- day, practiced some on Thursday, went out and ran around on Friday and really begged us to put him in the game. The doctors cleared him because they felt like he was as good as he was going to be. Tremendous kudos to Joe for being in tremendous shape, which allowed him to come back from an injury like that. I know when he went into the ball game after being on the sidelines for a while, he gave us a lift. You could see him fl ying around out there. Even though he was hurt with a knee injury, he probably played the best game of the three games he’s played this year. I’m really proud of him and what he brought to the table on Saturday. (About Colorado): I watched some of their game against Florida State. They played pretty well and it was a close game throughout. They were really good on defense last year and struggled on offense. Early this year, they had a big win over Colorado State, outscoring them in overtime. They got off to a 14-0 lead on Arizona State two weeks ago and got beat 33-14, so they have given up some points this year. They had struggled on offense the last two games and were getting ready to be shut out on Saturday for the fi rst time in 224 games, but they scored late and were actually still in the ball game. They tried to go for two with about four minutes left and ended up losing 16-6. Obvi- ously, they were very competitive against a very good Florida State team. We are going into a hostile environment, and it will be a tough road game for us especially with some injuries that we have. They are a much improved football team from a year ago, and they have played a very tough schedule so far and have some tough games ahead of them with their league schedule coming up behind us. It will be a challenging road game for us, and we are going to have to get better and more consistent on both sides of the ball. They use a lot of formations offensively, which will challenge us. We’re going to have to have a great week of practice because they do a lot of things out of a lot of different personnels that will challenge us defensively. Offensively, they use some schemes that we haven’t seen a lot of this year. They do man-to-man coverage, so we’ve got to be ready for that. We’ll see a physical front line on both sides of the ball, so that will challenge us up front on both sides. 2007 Football 7 miami university media services Whom To Contact ... Shane Montgomery Interview Opportunities ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE MAC Teleconference (513) 529-4327 The 13 MAC coaches are featured on a weekly teleconference each Monday, starting at 9:30 a.m. (ET) during Assistant AD/ Football Contact the regular season, beginning Aug. 27 Coach Montgomery speaks for eight minutes starting at 10:26 a.m. Mike Pearson — [email protected] To access the teleconference, dial (719) 457-1566. A replay is available Monday after 5 p.m. by calling (719) 457-0820 and entering the passcode 6904002. Associate Director/Secondary Contact Angie Renninger — [email protected] Weekly Press Conference Head Coach Shane Montgomery’s weekly press conference will be held Tuesdays at 11 a.m. It takes place ELECTRONIC MEDIA every week in the main football offi ce, formerly the Cradle of Coaches Room, at Yager Stadium. Audio of the (513) 529-7288 press conference is available on www.MURedHawks.com. A login and password are necessary to listen to Director of Broadcasting the replay. Contact Director of Media Relations Mike Pearson for more details. Steve Baker — [email protected] Post-Practice Coach Montgomery and the entire coaching will be available for interviews after practice on Sunday, Mon- COLORADO INFORMATION day, Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Football Contact: ...... David Plati Offi ce Phone: ...... (303) 492-5626 By Appointment Mobile Phone: ...... (303) 494-0445 Coach Montgomery and his entire coaching staff are available through Wednesday of this week for one-on- SID Fax: ...... (303) 492-3811 one interviews. Contact director of athletic media relations Mike Pearson to schedule an interview with any Email: ...... [email protected] of the coaches. Web Site: ...... www.CUBuffs.com SYRACUSE INFORMATION Miami Player Interview Opportunities Football Contact: ...... Sue Edson Post-Practice Offi ce Phone: ...... (315) 443-2608 Player interviews can be conducted after practice on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Mobile Phone: ...... (315) 952-4787 Practice ends at approximately 5:30 p.m. Please contact Mike Pearson at least a day ahead of time to sched- ule a player interview. SID Fax: ...... (315) 443-2076 Email: ...... [email protected] By Appointment Web Site: ...... www.suathletics.com Player interviews also can be conducted Monday through Wednesday this week by scheduling an interview through the athletic media relations department. Home phone numbers of players are not available. TV Interview Footage Every Monday, Coach Montgomery tapes a On the Web ... fi ve to 10 minute TV interview reviewing the previous week’s game as well as previewing Information on Miami football is available at www.MURedHawks.com. The Miami Gameday the upcoming opponent. This footage, along Central section, updated daily, has all of the relevant info for the upcoming games. Audio and with highlight footage, is available to all TV video replays of Coach Montgomery’s weekly teleconference, press conference and TV interviews are available from the site as well. Contact Mike Pearson for login and passwords that will enable media. Media interested in receiving the inter- you to retrieve the interviews. Media interested in receiving Miami’s weekly football press release view will need to provide exchange tape (Beta via email should contact Mike Pearson to request the service. format) and a FedEx number to receive the interview. Contact Steve Baker (513.529.7288) for more details.

COLORADO WEEK Sunday16 Monday 17 Tuesday 18Wednesday 19 Thursday 20 Friday 21 Saturday 22 Open Practice MAC Teleconference Shane Montgomery Open Practice Practice Closed Travel Day Miami at Colorado, 7:15-9:00 p.m. Montgomery - 10:26 Weekly Press 3:30-5:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. (ET) HawkTawk Conference, 11 a.m. Folsom Field Coach/Player Phone Coach/Player Radio Coaches Show Open Practice (No Television) Interviews Interviews 7-8 p.m. , Brick Street, 3:30-5:30 p.m. Available by Available after Oxford, Ohio appointment Coach/Player practice Interviews NO PRACTICE Available after practice SYRACUSE WEEK Sunday23 Monday 24 Tuesday 25Wednesday 26 Thursday 27 Friday 28 Saturday 29 Open Practice MAC Teleconference Shane Montgomery Open Practice Practice Closed Practice Closed Syracuse at Miami, 7:15-9:00 p.m. Montgomery - 10:26 Weekly Press 3:30-5:30 p.m. 3 p.m. (ET) HawkTawk Conference, 11 a.m. Yager Stadium Coach/Player Phone Coach/Player Radio Coaches Show Open Practice (ONN) Interviews Interviews 7-8 p.m. , Brick Street, 3:30-5:30 p.m. Available by Available after Oxford, Ohio appointment Coach/Player practice Interviews NO PRACTICE Available after practice 8 2007 Football Miami Numerical Roster

No. Name (*Letters) Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (High School) No. Name (*Letters) Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (High School) 1 Dustin Woods * WR 5-11 187 Jr./So. Cincinnati, OH (Purcell-Marian) 46 Rion Robinson LB 5-10 223 Jr./So. Dayton, OH (Chaminade-Julienne) 2 Eugene Harris III WR 5-10 185 So./Fr. Atlanta, GA (McNair) 47 Dexter Korto LB 6-2 222 So./Fr. Germantown, MD (Northwest) +3 Mike Kokal ** QB 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Warren, OH (Warren G. Harding) 48 Joey Hudson ** LB 6-2 240 Jr./Jr. Piqua, OH (Piqua) +3 Jeff Thompson * DB 5-10 188 Jr./So. Worthington, OH (Kilbourne) 49 Mickey Mann * LB 6-0 230 Sr./Jr. Amherst, OH (Amherst Steele) 4 Jacob Richardson ** P 6-1 198 Sr./Jr. Oxford, OH (Talawanda ) 50 Matt McKeown * OL 6-4 281 Sr./Jr. Cincinnati, OH (Sycamore) 5 Jamel Miller RB 5-11 203 So./Fr. Tallmadge, OH (Tallmadge) 51 Joe Coniglio ** DL 6-2 253 Sr./Jr. Rockford, IL (Boylan) 6 Robbie Wilson ** DB 6-0 214 Sr./Jr. Cincinnati, OH (CHCA) 52 Josh Satterthwait * OL 6-4 300 Sr./Jr. Roswell, GA (Lassiter) 8 Brayden Coombs * WR 6-1 199 Jr./So. Cincinnati, OH (Colerain) 53 Alex Kaufman LB 6-2 230 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Lakota West) + 9 Clayton Mullins ** LB 6-2 235 Sr./Jr. Fairborn, OH (Fairborn) 54 Chase Collins LS 6-2 212 Jr./So. Germantown, OH (Valley View) +9 Jamal Rogers WR 5-11 159 Fr./Fr. Fort Myers, FL (Harmony) 55 Steve Sutter ** OL 6-6 293 Sr./Jr. Saint Henry, OH (Saint Henry) 10 Andre Bratton * RB 5-11 182 Jr./So. Woodbridge, VA (Woodbridge) 56 Brandon Brooks OL 6-5 315 Fr./Fr. Milwaukee, WI (Riverside Univ.) 11 Armand Robinson WR 6-1 197 So./Fr. Reynoldsburg, OH (Reynoldsburg) 58 Craig Mester *** DL 6-5 260 Sr./Sr. Grand Rapids, MI (East Grand Rapids) 12 Daniel Raudabaugh * QB 6-4 214 Jr./So. Coppell, TX (Coppell) 59 Scott Madsen LB 6-2 218 Fr./Fr. Dublin, OH (Coffman) 13 Clay Belton QB 6-5 231 Fr./Fr. Dayton, OH (Northmont) 60 Steve Bray OL 6-1 225 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Turpin) +14 Jared Elliott WR 6-5 232 Sr./Jr. Franklin, TN (Page) 61 Kyle Lovas OL 6-2 280 Sr./Sr. Westerville, OH (Worthington Christian) +14 David Davis LB 6-1 216 Fr./Fr. Decatur, GA (Southwest Dekalb) 62 Mike Rummler LS 6-2 209 So./Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Moeller) +15 Jason Gibson * DB 6-1 198 Jr./So. Miami, FL (Carol City) 63 Ken Staudinger OL 6-5 250 Fr./Fr. Canton, OH (Hoover) +15 Brent Miller QB 6-2 205 So./Fr. Gahanna, OH (Lincoln) 64 Brian Lane DL 6-3 249 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Moeller) 16 Bryan Roland * DB 5-10 198 Sr./Jr. Detroit, MI (Univ. of Detroit Jesuit) 65 Alex Stewart DL 6-2 276 So./Fr. Westerville, OH (St. Francis De Sales) +17 Chris Givens WR 6-2 198 Fr./Fr. Chillicothe, OH (Chillicothe) 67 Jordain Brown DL 6-0 297 Fr./Fr. Chicago, IL (Hubbard) +17 Kyle Decker ** QB 6-3 211 Sr./Jr. Granville, OH (Granville ) 68 Dave DiFranco ** OL 6-4 300 Sr./Jr. LaGrange, OH (Midview) +18 Sean McVay ** WR 5-10 183 Sr./Jr. Marietta, GA (Marist) 70 Nate Williams OL 6-5 292 So./Fr. Parma, OH (Holy Name) +18 Anthony Kokal DB 6-0 190 Fr./Fr. Warren, OH (John F. Kennedy) 72 Steve Meister *** OL 6-2 292 Sr./Sr. Allison Park, PA (Shaler) 19 Trevor Cook * PK 6-2 178 So./So. Sioux Falls, SD (Washington) 73 Peter Walters ** OL 6-6 312 Sr./Sr. Columbus, OH (Upper Arlington) 20 Chris Shula * LB 5-11 230 Sr./Jr. Cooper City, FL (Thomas Aquinas) 74 Lee Zamos OL 6-5 270 Fr./Fr. Kenston, OH (Kenston) 21 Jordan Stevens DL 6-4 258 So./Fr. Monroeville, PA (Gateway) 75 Bob Gulley OL 6-4 292 So./Fr. Berea, OH (Berea) 22 Jordan Gafford * DB 6-0 206 So./So. Columbus, OH (Worthington Kilbourne) 76 Charlie Norden *** OL 6-6 302 Sr./Sr. Dublin, OH (Scioto) 23 Ben Bennett DB 5-11 197 So./Fr. Capitol Heights, MD (Gwynn Park) 77 Kevin Koncelik OL 6-3 258 Fr./Fr. Seven Hills, OH (St. Ignatius) +24 Brandon Murphy *** RB 5-8 181 Sr./Sr. Strongsville, OH (Strongsville) 78 Zachary Marshall OL 6-7 312 Jr./So. Mason, OH (Univ. of Maryland) +24 T.J. Lattimore RB 5-8 171 Fr./Fr. Maple Heights, OH (Maple Heights) 79 Mike Madsen OL 6-3 262 Fr./Fr. Boardman, OH (Cardinal Mooney) 25 Cornelius Ward CB 6-1 176 Fr./Fr. Fort Washington, MD (Friendly Sr.) 80 Tom Crabtree ** TE 6-5 247 Sr./Jr. Carroll, OH (Bloom-Carroll) 26 Wendell Brunson * DB 5-11 183 Jr./So. Ft. Pierce, FL (John Carroll) 81 Pat LaMonica * WR 5-8 182 Sr./Sr. Dublin, OH (Coffman ) 27 Peris Edwards DB 6-1 198 So./Fr. Toledo, OH (Rogers) 82 Kendrick Bruton TE 6-4 240 Fr./Fr. Miamisburg, OH (Miamisburg) 28 Brian Palascak DB 6-1 206 Sr./Jr. Chicago, IL (Marist) 83 Jake O’Connell * TE 6-4 256 Sr./Jr. Naples, FL (Gulf Coast) 29 Austin Sykes * RB 6-0 241 Sr./Sr. Coraopolis, PA (Moon) 84 Mitchell Anderson WR 6-3 182 So./Fr. Canton, OH (Central Catholic) 30 Brandon Stephens DB 5-10 194 So./Fr. Strongsville, OH (Strongsville) 85 Morris Council DL 6-2 239 Fr./Fr. Decatur, GA (Southwest Dekalb) + 31 Cory Jones RB 5-10 197 Sr./Sr. Ocean Springs, MS (Florence) 86 Donovan Potter WR 6-2 198 So./Fr. Trotwood, OH (Chaminade-Julienne) +31 DeAndre Gilmore DB 6-1 215 Fr./Fr. St. Louis, MO (Cardinal Ritter) 87 Pat Shepard * TE 6-4 230 Sr./Jr. Pittsburgh, PA (Upper St. Clair) 32 Nate Mahon TE 6-1 240 Sr./Sr. Hamilton, OH (Hamilton) 89 Rob Reiland TE 6-3 228 Fr./Fr. Canton, OH (Jackson) +33 Jerrid Gaines *** DB 5-11 189 Sr./Sr. Springfi eld, OH (South) 90 Sean Redwine DL 6-4 274 So./Fr. Reading, OH (Moeller) +33 Jonathan Wells CB 5-8 171 Fr./Fr. Hubbard, OH (Liberty) 91 Mike Bolinger PK 5-9 189 Fr./Fr. Eaton, OH (Eaton) +34 Tersee Nande DB 6-2 217 Sr./Sr. Grand Rapids, MI (Creston) 93 Martin Channels DL 6-0 320 So./So. Xenia, OH (Wayne) +34 Thomas Merriweather RB 5-10 200 Fr./Fr. Florissant, MO (Hazelwood East) 94 Ben Huddle * DL 6-4 283 Sr./Jr. Columbus, OH (Dublin Scioto) 35 Nathan Parseghian * PK 6-2 197 Jr./Jr. Sylvania, OH (Hargrave Military Acad.) +95 D.J. Svabik DL 6-6 253 So./Fr. Van Wert, OH (Van Wert) 36 David Britt LB 6-2 193 Jr./So. Lone Tree, CO (Highlands Ranch) +95 Chris DiCesare P 6-2 212 Jr./So. St. Clairsville, OH (Bellaire St. John) 37 Ryan Kennedy LB 6-1 218 Fr./Fr. Libertyville, IL (Libertyville) 97 Matt Kajmowicz DL 6-4 233 Fr./Fr. Hinsdale, IL (Hinsdale Central) 38 Michael Baker LB 6-0 187 Fr./Fr. St. Louis, MO (Cardinal Ritter) 98 Mark Paun * DL 6-3 272 So./So. Strongsville, OH (Strongsville) 39 Nick DeBartolo ** DL 6-1 250 Sr./Jr. Pittsburgh, PA (Upper St. Clair) 99 Travis Craven * DL 6-4 261 Jr./So. Ft. Wayne, IN (Snider) 43 Jerrell Wedge LB 5-9 218 Fr./Fr. Upper Marlboro, MD (Douglas) 44 Caleb Bostic * LB 6-3 225 So./So. Galloway, OH (Westland) 45 Josh Krauth DB 6-0 195 So./Fr. Oxford, OH (Talawanda) 2007 Football 9 Miami Alphabetical Roster

No. Name (*Letters) Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (High School) No. Name (*Letters) Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (High School) 84 Mitchell Anderson WR 6-3 182 So./Fr. Canton, OH (Central Catholic) 59 Scott Madsen LB 6-2 218 Fr./Fr. Dublin, OH (Coffman) 38 Michael Baker LB 6-0 187 Fr./Fr. St. Louis, MO (Cardinal Ritter) 32 Nate Mahon TE 6-1 240 Sr./Sr. Hamilton, OH (Hamilton) 13 Clay Belton QB 6-5 231 Fr./Fr. Dayton, OH (Northmont) 49 Mickey Mann * LB 6-0 230 Sr./Jr. Amherst, OH (Amherst Steele) 23 Ben Bennett DB 5-11 197 So./Fr. Capitol Heights, MD (Gwynn Park) 78 Zachary Marshall OL 6-7 312 Jr./So. Mason, OH (Univ. of Maryland) 91 Mike Bolinger PK 5-9 189 Fr./Fr. Eaton, OH (Eaton) 50 Matt McKeown * OL 6-4 281 Sr./Jr. Cincinnati, OH (Sycamore) 44 Caleb Bostic * LB 6-3 225 So./So. Galloway, OH (Westland) +18 Sean McVay ** WR 5-10 183 Sr./Jr. Marietta, GA (Marist) 10 Andre Bratton * RB 5-11 182 Jr./So. Woodbridge, VA (Woodbridge) 72 Steve Meister *** OL 6-2 292 Sr./Sr. Allison Park, PA (Shaler) 60 Steve Bray OL 6-1 225 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Turpin) +34 Thomas Merriweather RB 5-10 200 Fr./Fr. Florissant, MO (Hazelwood East) 36 David Britt LB 6-2 193 Jr./So. Lone Tree, CO (Highlands Ranch) 58 Craig Mester *** DL 6-5 260 Sr./Sr. Grand Rapids, MI (East Grand Rapids) 56 Brandon Brooks OL 6-5 315 Fr./Fr. Milwaukee, WI (Riverside Univ.) +15 Brent Miller QB 6-2 205 So./Fr. Gahanna, OH (Lincoln) 67 Jordain Brown DL 6-0 297 Fr./Fr. Chicago, IL (Hubbard) 5 Jamel Miller RB 5-11 203 So./Fr. Tallmadge, OH (Tallmadge) 26 Wendell Brunson * DB 5-11 183 Jr./So. Ft. Pierce, FL (John Carroll) + 9 Clayton Mullins ** LB 6-2 235 Sr./Jr. Fairborn, OH (Fairborn) 82 Kendrick Bruton TE 6-4 240 Fr./Fr. Miamisburg, OH (Miamisburg) +24 Brandon Murphy *** RB 5-8 181 Sr./Sr. Strongsville, OH (Strongsville) 93 Martin Channels DL 6-0 320 So./So. Xenia, OH (Wayne) +34 Tersee Nande DB 6-2 217 Sr./Sr. Grand Rapids, MI (Creston) 54 Chase Collins LS 6-2 212 Jr./So. Germantown, OH (Valley View) 76 Charlie Norden *** OL 6-6 302 Sr./Sr. Dublin, OH (Scioto) 51 Joe Coniglio ** DL 6-2 253 Sr./Jr. Rockford, IL (Boylan) 83 Jake O’Connell * TE 6-4 256 Sr./Jr. Naples, FL (Gulf Coast) 19 Trevor Cook * PK 6-2 178 So./So. Sioux Falls, SD (Washington) 28 Brian Palascak DB 6-1 206 Sr./Jr. Chicago, IL (Marist) 8 Brayden Coombs * WR 6-1 199 Jr./So. Cincinnati, OH (Colerain) 35 Nathan Parseghian * PK 6-2 197 Jr./Jr. Sylvania, OH (Hargrave Military Acad.) 85 Morris Council DL 6-2 239 Fr./Fr. Decatur, GA (Southwest Dekalb) 98 Mark Paun * DL 6-3 272 So./So. Strongsville, OH (Strongsville) 80 Tom Crabtree ** TE 6-5 247 Sr./Jr. Carroll, OH (Bloom-Carroll) 86 Donovan Potter WR 6-2 198 So./Fr. Trotwood, OH (Chaminade-Julienne) 99 Travis Craven * DL 6-4 261 Jr./So. Ft. Wayne, IN (Snider) 12 Daniel Raudabaugh * QB 6-4 214 Jr./So. Coppell, TX (Coppell) +14 David Davis LB 6-1 216 Fr./Fr. Decatur, GA (Southwest Dekalb) 90 Sean Redwine DL 6-4 274 So./Fr. Reading, OH (Moeller) 39 Nick DeBartolo ** DL 6-1 250 Sr./Jr. Pittsburgh, PA (Upper St. Clair) 89 Rob Reiland TE 6-3 228 Fr./Fr. Canton, OH (Jackson) +17 Kyle Decker ** QB 6-3 211 Sr./Jr. Granville, OH (Granville ) 4 Jacob Richardson ** P 6-1 198 Sr./Jr. Oxford,OH (Talawanda ) 95 Chris DiCesare P 6-2 212 Jr./So. St. Clairsville, OH (Bellaire St. John) 11 Armand Robinson WR 6-1 197 So./Fr. Reynoldsburg, OH (Reynoldsburg) 68 Dave DiFranco ** OL 6-4 300 Sr./Jr. LaGrange, OH (Midview) 46 Rion Robinson LB 5-10 223 Jr./So. Dayton, OH (Chaminade-Julienne) 27 Peris Edwards DB 6-1 198 So./Fr. Toledo, OH (Rogers) +9 Jamal Rogers WR 5-11 159 Fr./Fr. Fort Myers, FL (Harmony) +14 Jared Elliott WR 6-5 232 Sr./Jr. Franklin, TN (Page) 16 Bryan Roland * DB 5-10 198 Sr./Jr. Detroit, MI (Univ. of Detroit Jesuit) 22 Jordan Gafford * DB 6-0 206 So./So. Columbus, OH (Worthington Kilbourne) 62 Mike Rummler LS 6-2 209 So./Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Moeller) +33 Jerrid Gaines *** DB 5-11 189 Sr./Sr. Springfi eld, OH (South) 52 Josh Satterthwait * OL 6-4 300 Sr./Jr. Roswell, GA (Lassiter) +15 Jason Gibson * DB 6-1 198 Jr./So. Miami, FL (Carol City) 87 Pat Shepard * TE 6-4 230 Sr./Jr. Pittsburgh, PA (Upper St. Clair) +31 DeAndre Gilmore DB 6-1 215 Fr./Fr. St. Louis, MO (Cardinal Ritter) 20 Chris Shula * LB 5-11 230 Sr./Jr. Cooper City, FL (Thomas Aquinas) +17 Chris Givens WR 6-2 198 Fr./Fr. Chillicothe, OH (Chillicothe) 63 Ken Staudinger OL 6-5 250 Fr./Fr. Canton, OH (Hoover) 75 Bob Gulley OL 6-4 292 So./Fr. Berea, OH (Berea) 30 Brandon Stephens DB 5-10 194 So./Fr. Strongsville, OH (Strongsville) 2 Eugene Harris III WR 5-10 185 So./Fr. Atlanta, GA (McNair) 21 Jordan Stevens DL 6-4 258 So./Fr. Monroeville, PA (Gateway) 94 Ben Huddle * DL 6-4 283 Sr./Jr. Columbus, OH (Dublin Scioto) 65 Alex Stewart DL 6-2 276 So./Fr. Westerville, OH (St. Francis De Sales) 48 Joey Hudson ** LB 6-2 240 Jr./Jr. Piqua, OH (Piqua) 55 Steve Sutter ** OL 6-6 293 Sr./Jr. Saint Henry, OH (Saint Henry) + 31 Cory Jones RB 5-10 197 Sr./Sr. Ocean Springs, MS (Florence) +95 D.J. Svabik DL 6-6 253 So./Fr. Van Wert, OH (Van Wert) 97 Matt Kajmowicz DL 6-4 233 Fr./Fr. Hinsdale, IL (Hinsdale Central) 29 Austin Sykes * RB 6-0 241 Sr./Sr. Coraopolis, PA (Moon) 53 Alex Kaufman LB 6-2 230 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Lakota West) +3 Jeff Thompson * DB 5-10 188 Jr./So. Worthington, OH (Kilbourne) 37 Ryan Kennedy LB 6-1 218 Fr./Fr. Libertyville, IL (Libertyville) 73 Peter Walters ** OL 6-6 312 Sr./Sr. Columbus, OH (Upper Arlington) +18 Anthony Kokal DB 6-0 190 Fr./Fr. Warren, OH (John F. Kennedy) 25 Cornelius Ward CB 6-1 176 Fr./Fr. Fort Washington, MD (Friendly Sr.) +3 Mike Kokal ** QB 6-2 215 Sr./Sr. Warren, OH (Warren G. Harding) 43 Jerrell Wedge LB 5-9 218 Fr./Fr. Upper Marlboro, MD (Douglas) 77 Kevin Koncelik OL 6-3 258 Fr./Fr. Seven Hills, OH (St. Ignatius) +33 Jonathan Wells CB 5-8 171 Fr./Fr. Hubbard, OH (Liberty) 47 Dexter Korto LB 6-2 222 So./Fr. Germantown, MD (Northwest) 70 Nate Williams OL 6-5 292 So./Fr. Parma, OH (Holy Name) +45 Josh Krauth DB 6-0 195 So./Fr. Oxford, OH (Talawanda) 6 Robbie Wilson ** DB 6-0 214 Sr./Jr. Cincinnati, OH (CHCA) 81 Pat LaMonica * WR 5-8 182 Sr./Sr. Dublin,OH (Coffman ) 1 Dustin Woods * WR 5-11 187 Jr./So. Cincinnati, OH (Purcell-Marian) 64 Brian Lane DL 6-3 249 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Moeller) 74 Lee Zamos OL 6-5 270 Fr./Fr. Kenston, OH (Kenston) +24 T.J. Lattimore RB 5-8 171 Fr./Fr. Maple Heights, OH (Maple Heights) 61 Kyle Lovas OL 6-2 280 Sr./Sr. Westerville,OH (Worthington Christian) 79 Mike Madsen OL 6-3 262 Fr./Fr. Boardman, OH (Cardinal Mooney) 10 2007 Football 2007 game-by-game recaps

MIAMI (1-0) 14 MIAMI (1-1) 35 BALL STATE 13 MINNESOTA 41 (3OT) August 30, 2007 September 8, 2007 Scheumann Stadium • Muncie, IN H.H.H. Metrodome • Minneapolis, MN Attendance: 15,488 Attendance: 45,383

Running back Brandon Murphy plowed across the goal line from Miami scored 16 unanswered points over the fi nal 6:31 of the game six yards out with 17.7 seconds remaining in the game and place to knot the score and send it into overtime. The teams played three kicker Trevor Cook drilled the extra point to catapult Miami to a overtimes before Minnesota pulled out the win. It was just the 14-13 come-from-behind win at Ball State. A 56-yard punt return by fourth overtime game for the RedHawks and the second triple- Eugene Harris set up the Miami touchdown, placing the RedHawks overtime game in program history. Quarterback Daniel Raudabaugh within striking distance on the Cardinals’ 23-yard line with 1:54 orchestrated drives over the last eight minutes of regulation, to play. Murphy scored the fi rst of his two touchdowns on a 21- throwing two touchdown passes and helping to set up Trevor Cook’s yard carry at the 8:23 mark of the second quarter, giving Miami a game-tying 36-yard fi eld goal. Running back Andre Bratton scored a 7-3 lead. The Cardinals would pull within one at 3:44 of the third four-yard rushing touchdown for the RedHawks in the fi rst overtime. Minnesota retaliated with a touchdown to send the game to a second quarter off a 22-yard Jake Houge fi eld goal and would re-gain the overtime where both teams missed fi eld-goal attempts. Minnesota’s lead with 11:22 remaining in the game off a 23-yard touchdown Amir Pinnex scored on a two-yard rush in the third overtime to cinch pass to put the Cardinals up 13-7. Miami looked to strike late in the the game for the Golden Gophers, 41-35. fourth quarter before BJ Hill intercepted a pass in the endzone with 4:16 remaining to thwart the RedHawk surge. A strong defensive Miami 3 6 3 16 7 — 35 effort, however, allowed the RedHawks a chance to get the ball Minnesota 7 7 0 14 13 — 41 back and claim the come-from-behind win. SCORING SUMMARY Miami 0 7 0 7 — 14 First Quarter Ball State 3 0 3 7 — 13 11:07 MINN - Weber 8 yd run (Giannini kick) 2:26 MIAMI - Cook 34 yd fi eld goal SCORING SUMMARY Second Quarter First Quarter 11:16 MINN - Wheelwright 26 yd pass from Weber (Giannini kick) 2:00 BSU - Hogue 20 yd fi eld goal 7:16 MIAMI - Woods 24 yd pass from Kokal (kick failed) Second Quarter Third Quarter 8:23 MIAMI - Murphy 21 yd run (Cook kick) 7:03 MIAMI - Cook 20 yd fi eld goal Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 3:44 BSU - Hogue 22 yd fi eld goal 12:37 MINN - Decker 59 yd pass from Weber (Giannini kick) Fourth Quarter 8:35 MINN - Wheelwright 5 yd pass from Weber (Giannini kick) 11:22 BSU - Love 23 yd pass from Davis, N. (Hogue kick) 6:31 MIAMI - A. Robinson 20 yd pass from Raudabaugh (rush failed) 3:10 MIAMI - Givens 23 yd pass from Raudabaugh (Cook kick) 0:17 MIAMI - Murphy 6 yd run (Cook kick) 0:11 MIAMI - Cook 36 yd fi eld goal TEAM STATISTICS ...... MIA ...... BSU OVERTIME First Downs ...... 16 ...... 17 First MIAMI - Bratton 4 yd run (Cook kick) Rushes-Yards ...... 38-178 ...... 34-140 First MINN - Decker 25 yd pass from Weber (Giannini kick) Passes (C-A-I) ...... 14-24-2 ...... 19-36-0 Third MINN - Pinnix 2 yd run Passing Yards ...... 118 ...... 198 Plays-Total Yards ...... 62-296 ...... 70-338 TEAM STATISTICS ...... MIA ...... MINN Punts-Average ...... 5-45.0 ...... 6-47.2 First Downs ...... 27 ...... 28 Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Rushes-Yards ...... 34-159 ...... 53-306 Penalties-Yards ...... 6-60 ...... 5-48 Passes (C-A-I) ...... 30-54-2 ...... 26-40-1 Third Down Conv...... 6/14 ...... 7/18 Passing Yards ...... 418 ...... 271 Plays-Total Yards ...... 88-577 ...... 93-577 Possession Time ...... 33:14 ...... 26:46 Punts-Average ...... 6-46.8 ...... 6-35.5 Fumbles-Lost...... 1-1 ...... 2-1 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Penalties-Yards ...... 6-36 ...... 7-47 Rushing — MIAMI: Murphy 19-123, Kokal 11-27, Bratton 4-24, Harris Third Down Conv...... 3/17 ...... 9/19 1-6; BSU: Lewis 25-91, Love 3-28, Edmonds 3-13, Davis 3-8. Possession Time ...... 27:38 ...... 32:22 Passing — MIAMI: Kokal 24-14-2, 118 yds, 0 TD; BSU: Davis 36-19-0, 198 yds, 1 TD. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Receiving — MIAMI: Woods 5-46, Robinson, A. 4-33, Harris 2-5, Rushing — MIAMI: Murphy 12-78, Bratton 12-50, Harris 2-15, Sykes Murphy 1-17, Rogers 1-12, Crabtree 1-5; BSU: Love 8-80, Hill 4-79, 2-8, Kokal 5-6, Raudabaugh 1-2; MINN: Pinnix 28-126, Weber 16-97, Lewis 4-27, Grant 1-6, Bryant 1-4, Edmonds 1-2. Chambers 1-38, Bennett 5-34, Howell 1-11, Thomas 1-1. Passing — MIAMI: Kokal 30-17-1, 196 yds, 1 TD, Raudabaugh 24-13-1, NOTES 222 yds, 2 TD; MINN: Weber 40-26-1, 271 yds, 4 TD. Receiving — MIAMI: Woods 6-75, Givens 5-112, Crabtree 5-60, It was Miami’s fi rst season-opening win under head coach Shane Robinson 4-54, Harris 3-76, Rogers 2-12, McVay 2-9, Potter 1-14, Montgomery and improved the RedHawks’ record in season Bratton 1-8, Murphy 1- -2; MINN: Decker 7-128, Herndon 4-35, Pinnix openers to 79-34-6, Mid-American Conference openers to 41-18-1 4-11, Chambers 3-33, Tow-Arnett 3-14, Wheelwright 2-31, Valentine and season openers on the road to 24-22-3 ... Jake Richardson 2-17, Bennett 1-2. launched his fourth career punt of 60 yards or more with a 63-yard punt ... Brandon Murphy amassed 123 yards rushing on 19 carries, NOTES his sixth career 100-yard game ... Caleb Bostic amassed a career- With 418 yards passing, Miami posted its fourth-most single-game high 17 tackles to lead the RedHawk defense, equaling the most passing performance ... Chris Givens became the second true tackles since Matt Pusateri on Sept. 27, 2003 against Cincinnati. freshman to post a 100-yard receiving game with 112 yards. 2007 Football 11 2007 game-by-game recaps

CINCINNATI 47 MIAMI (1-2) 10 September 15, 2007 Yager Stadium • Oxford, OH Attendance: 22,421

Cincinnati took a commanding 23-0 lead by the 9:59 mark of the second quarter and never looked back as the Bearcats rolled to a 47- 10 win in the 112th playing of the Battle for the Victory Bell. Miami put its fi rst points on the board with 2:37 left in the fi rst half off a Trevor Cook 21-yard fi eld goal, but Cincinnati struck before the end of the half, hitting a 27-yard fi eld goal with one second remaining to give the Bearcats a 26-3 lead at the half. Daniel Raudabaugh threw a 16-yard touchdown pass to Armand Robinson with 12:17 left in the third quarter and the Cook PAT put the RedHawks within 16 points, 26-10. Cincinnati, however, scored 21 unanswered points to close out the game with a 47-10 win. The attendance of 22,421 was Miami’s largest since Nov. 12, 2003, when it had a crowd of 26,286 against Marshall. Cincinnati 16 10 7 14 — 47 Miami 0 3 7 0 — 10

SCORING SUMMARY First Quarter 9:33 UC - Benton 2 yd run (Rogers kick) 3:16 UC - Team safety 2:26 UC - Gilyard 6 yd pass from Grutza (Rogers kick) Second Quarter 9:59 UC - Moore 13 yd pass from Grutza (Rogers kick) 2:37 MIAMI - Cook 21 yd fi eld goal 0:01 UC - Rogers 27 yd fi eld goal Third Quarter 12:17 MIAMI - Robinson, A. 16 yd pass from Raudabaugh (Cook kick) 2:28 UC - Jones 5 yd run (Rogers kick) Fourth Quarter 13:16 UC - Smith 54 yd interception return (Rogers kick) 3:13 UC - Glatthaar 5 yd (Roger kick)

TEAM STATISTICS ...... UC ...... MIA First Downs ...... 24 ...... 21 Rushes-Yards ...... 42-141 ...... 24-56 Passes (C-A-I) ...... 26-37-0 ...... 27-54-3 Passing Yards ...... 297 ...... 267 Plays-Total Yards ...... 79-438 ...... 78-323 Punts-Average ...... 4-48.2 ...... 5-28.8 Fumbles-Lost...... 1-0 ...... 3-1 Penalties-Yards ...... 9-90 ...... 5-25 Third Down Conv...... 8/17 ...... 6/16 Possession Time ...... 32:22 ...... 27:38

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing — UC: Glatthaar 11-43, Benton 16-42, Moore 6-41, Grutza 5-16, Jones 1-5, Barnett 1-3, Ramsey 1-2, Team 1 (-11); MIAMI: Sykes 13-76, Raudabaugh 3-19, Jones 1 (-1), Miller 2 (-2), Bratton 1 (-2), Kokal 4 (-34). Passing — UC: Grutza 35-25-0, 290 2 TD, Pike 1-1-0, 7 yds 0 TD; MIAMI: Raudabaugh 45-24-2, 240 yds 1 TD, Kokal 9-3-1 27 yds 0 TD. Receiving — UC: Barwin 6-109, Barnett 5-36, Goodman 4-61, Jackson 3-40, Benton 3-17, Gilyard 2-10, Moore 1-13, Glatthaar 1-7, Ramsey 1-4; MIAMI: Harris 6-47, Robinson, A. 5-59, Givens 4-73, Potter 3-26, Crabtree 2-19, O’Connell 1-9, Rogers 1-7, Sykes 1-7, Woods 1-7, LaMonica 1-5, McVay 1-5, Miller 1-3. NOTES Twelve different Miami receivers caught passes versus Cincinnati, with wide receiver Chris Givens amassing a team-high 73 yards ... running back Austin Sykes compiled a career-high 76 yards on 13 carries ... Cincinnati’s 47 points were the most points given up by Miami since a 48-31 loss to UCF on Nov. 23, 2002 ... quarterback Daniel Raudabaugh came into the game off the bench for the second consecutive week ... Raudabaugh was 24-of-45 for 240 yards and one touchdown. 12 2007 Football 2007 game-by-game stats

Game Score First Rushing Passing Tot. Off Fum- Pen.- Third Poss.- Downs No. -Yds.-TD C-A-I-Yds-TD Pl.-Yds. Lost Yards Downs Time Miami 14 16 38-178-2 14-24-2-118-0 62-296 0-0 6-60 6/14 33:14 at Ball State 13 17 34-140-0 19-36-0-198-1 70-338 0-0 5-48 7/18 26:46 Miami 35 27 34-159-1 30-54-2-418-3 88-577 1-1 6-36 3/17 27:38 at Minnesota 41 28 53-306-2 26-40-1-271-3 93-577 2-1 7-47 9/19 32:22 Cincinnati 47 24 42-141-3 26-37-0-297-2 79-438 1-0 9-90 8/17 32:22 at Miami 10 21 24-56-0 27-54-3-267-1 78-323 3-1 5-25 6/16 27:38 Miami at Colorado Syracuse at Miami Miami at Kent State Bowling Green at Miami Miami at Temple Miami at Vanderbilt Buffalo at Miami Akron at Miami Miami at Ohio MAC Championship (Detroit, MI) Bowl Game TBA

RUSHING Murphy Sykes Bratton Kokal Harris Raudabaugh Jones Miller PASSING Kokal Raudabaugh at Ball State 19-123 2-(-1) 4-24 11-27 1-6 — — — at Ball State 24-14-2-118-0 — at Minnesota 12-78 2-8 12-50 5-6 2-15 1-2 — — at Minnesota 30-17-1-196-1 24-13-1-222-2 Cincinnati — 13-76 1 (-2) 4 (-34) 0-0 3-19 1 (-1) 1 (-2) Cincinnati 9-3-1-27-0 45-24-2-240-1 at Colorado at Colorado Syracuse Syracuse at Kent State at Kent State Bowling Green Bowling Green at Temple at Temple at Vanderbilt at Vanderbilt Buffalo Buffalo Akron Akron at Ohio at Ohio MAC Champ. MAC Champ. Bowl Game Bowl Game

RECEIVING Woods Givens Robinson, A. Harris Rogers Crabtree McVay Potter Bratton Miller O’Connell Sykes at Ball State 5-46 0-0 4-33 2-5 1-12 1-5 — 0-0 0-0 — — — at Minnesota 6-75 5-112 4-54 3-76 2-12 5-60 2-9 1-14 1-8 — — — Cincinnati 1-7 4-73 5-59 6-47 1-7 2-19 1-5 3-26 0-0 1-3 1-9 1-7 at Colorado Syracuse at Kent State Bowling Green at Temple at Vanderbilt Buffalo Akron at Ohio MAC Champ. Bowl Game 2007 Football 13 2007 Miami Football start chart

Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE/WR TE/WR QB TB WR at Ball State Woods Norden DiFranco Meister McKeown Sutter Crabtree Elliott Kokal Murphy Robinson, A. at Minnesota Givens Norden DiFranco Meister Gulley Sutter Crabtree Elliott Kokal Murphy Robinson, A. Cincinnati Woods Norden DiFranco Meister Gulley Sutter Rogers Elliott Kokal Bratton Robinson,. A at Colorado Syracuse at Kent State Bowling Green at Temple at Vanderbilt Buffalo Akron at Ohio MAC Champ. Bowl Game

Defense LE LT NT RE OLB MLB OLB CB Apache FS CB at Ball State Coniglio Huddle Paun Craven Bostic Hudson Mullins Gaines Wilson Gafford Thompson at Minnesota Coniglio Huddle Paun Craven Bostic Hudson Mullins Gaines Wilson Gafford Thompson Cincinnati Coniglio Huddle Channels Craven Bostic Shula Mullins Gaines Wilson Gafford Thompson at Colorado Syracuse at Kent State Bowling Green at Temple at Vanderbilt Buffalo Akron at Ohio MAC Champ. Bowl Game 14 2007 Football 2007 Drive/RedZone/possession analysis

Scoring Drive Analysis Minus 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99 Miami TD — — — 2 — 1 1 — 1 1 — Miami FG — — 1 — — — — 3 1 — — Opponent TD — 1 1 3 1 — 1 2 — 3 1 Opponent FG — — — — 1 — — — 1 — 1

Red Zone Analysis Miami Opponent

Game Inside Scores TD/FG Pct. Inside Scores TD/FG Pct. at Ball State 3 1 1/0 .333 3 2 0/2 .667 at Minnesota 7 4 1/3 .571 4 3 3/0 .750 Cincinnati 3 2 1/1 .667 8 6 5/1 .750 at Colorado — — — — — — — — Syracuse — — — — — — — — at Kent State — — — — — — — — Bowling Green — — — — — — — — at Temple — — — — — — — — at Vanderbilt — — — — — — — — Buffalo — — — — — — — — Akron — — — — — — — — at Ohio — — — — — — — — MAC Championship — — — — — — — — Totals 13 7 3/4 .538 15 11 8/3 .733

Time of Possession Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr Aug. 30 at Ball State W, 14-13 33:14 6:26 8:33 6:57 11:18 Sep. 8 at Minnesota L, 35-41 (3OT) 27:38 6:40 6:00 6:46 8:12 Sep. 15 Cincinnati L, 10-47 27:38 4:22 7:59 7:04 8:13 Sep. 22 at Colorado — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— Sept. 29 Syracuse — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— Oct. 6 at Kent State — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— Oct. 13 Bowling Green — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— Oct. 20 at Temple — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— Oct. 27 at Vanderbilt — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— Nov. 3 Buffalo — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— Nov. 14 Akron — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— Nov. 24 at Ohio — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— De. 1 MAC Championship — -:— -:— -:— -:— -:— MIAMI Total 88:30 17:28 22:32 20:47 19:30 Avg. 29:30 5:49 7:30 6:55 9:45 Opponents Total 91:30 27:32 22:28 24:13 17:17 Avg. 30:30 9:10 7:29 8:04 5:45 2007 Football 15

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES...... (1-2-0) (0-1-0) (1-1-0) (0-0-0) CONFERENCE...... (1-0-0) (0-0-0) (1-0-0) (0-0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (0-2-0) (0-1-0) (0-1-0) (0-0-0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND TEAM STATISTICS MIAMI OPP ------*Aug 30, 2007 at Ball State W 14-13 15488 FIRST DOWNS...... 64 69 Sep. 8, 2007 at Minnesota LOT 35-41 45383 Rushing...... 26 32 Sep 15, 2007 CINCINNATI L 10-47 22421 Passing...... 32 35 * denotes conference game Penalty...... 6 2 RUSHING YARDAGE...... 393 587 RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Yards gained rushing... 484 634 ------Yards lost rushing..... 91 47 MURPHY, Brandon 2 31 210 9 201 6.5 2 59 100.5 Rushing Attempts...... 96 129 SYKES, Austin 3 17 85 2 83 4.9 0 14 27.7 Average Per Rush...... 4.1 4.6 BRATTON, Andre 3 17 82 10 72 4.2 1 22 24.0 Average Per Game...... 131.0 195.7 RAUDABAUGH, D. 2 4 28 7 21 5.2 0 14 10.5 TDs Rushing...... 3 5 HARRIS, Eugene 3 3 21 0 21 7.0 0 8 7.0 PASSING YARDAGE...... 803 766 JONES, Cory 2 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.5 Att-Comp-Int...... 132-71-7 113-71-1 TEAM 2 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.5 Average Per Pass...... 6.1 6.8 KOKAL, Mike 3 20 58 59 -1 -0.1 0 11 -0.3 Average Per Catch...... 11.3 10.8 MILLER, Jamel 1 2 0 2 -2 -1.0 0 0 -2.0 Average Per Game...... 267.7 255.3 Total...... 3 96 484 91 393 4.1 3 59 131.0 TDs Passing...... 4 7 Opponents...... 3 129 634 47 587 4.6 5 38 195.7 TOTAL OFFENSE...... 1196 1353 Total Plays...... 228 242 PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Average Per Play...... 5.2 5.6 ------Average Per Game...... 398.7 451.0 RAUDABAUGH, D. 2 115.52 37-69-3 53.6 462 3 39 231.0 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 13-230 11-236 KOKAL, Mike 3 91.97 34-63-4 54.0 341 1 55 113.7 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 6-125 9-78 Total...... 3 104.28 71-132-7 53.8 803 4 55 267.7 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS..... 1-0 7-64 Opponents...... 3 138.45 71-113-1 62.8 766 7 59 255.3 FUMBLES-LOST...... 4-2 3-1 PENALTIES-YARDS...... 17-121 21-185 RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G PUNTS-AVG...... 16-40.6 16-43.1 ------TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME.. 29:30 30:30 ROBINSON, A. 3 13 146 11.2 2 20 48.7 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 15/47 24/54 WOODS, Dustin 3 12 128 10.7 1 24 42.7 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 3/4 3/5 HARRIS, Eugene 3 11 128 11.6 0 38 42.7 GIVENS, Chris 3 9 185 20.6 1 55 61.7 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long CRABTREE, Tom 3 8 84 10.5 0 36 28.0 ------POTTER, Donovan 2 4 40 10.0 0 14 20.0 THOMPSON, Jeff 1 0 0.0 0 0 ROGERS, Jamal 3 4 31 7.8 0 12 10.3 Total...... 1 0 0.0 0 0 McVAY, Sean 2 3 14 4.7 0 6 7.0 Opponents...... 7 64 9.1 1 54 MURPHY, Brandon 2 2 15 7.5 0 17 7.5 O'CONNELL, Jake 3 1 9 9.0 0 9 3.0 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd BRATTON, Andre 3 1 8 8.0 0 8 2.7 ------SYKES, Austin 3 1 7 7.0 0 7 2.3 RICHARDSON, J. 15 650 43.3 62 0 1 5 1 LaMONICA, Pat 3 1 5 5.0 0 5 1.7 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 MILLER, Jamel 1 1 3 3.0 0 3 3.0 Total...... 16 650 40.6 62 0 1 5 1 Total...... 3 71 803 11.3 4 55 267.7 Opponents...... 16 689 43.1 62 3 1 7 1 Opponents...... 3 71 766 10.8 7 59 255.3 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk ------HARRIS, Eugene 5 115 23.0 0 56 COOK, Trevor 4-8 50.0 0-0 2-2 2-4 0-2 0-0 36 0 BRATTON, Andre 1 10 10.0 0 0 Total...... 6 125 20.8 0 56 |------PATs ------| Opponents...... 9 78 8.7 0 19 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points ------KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long COOK, Trevor 0 4-8 5-6 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 17 ------MURPHY, Brandon 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 ROGERS, Jamal 7 124 17.7 0 25 ROBINSON, A. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 WOODS, Dustin 4 77 19.2 0 26 BRATTON, Andre 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 STEVENS, Jordan 1 9 9.0 0 9 GIVENS, Chris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 BRATTON, Andre 1 20 20.0 0 20 WOODS, Dustin 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Total...... 13 230 17.7 0 26 KOKAL, Mike 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 0 Opponents...... 11 236 21.5 0 26 Total...... 7 4-8 5-6 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 59 Opponents...... 13 3-9 12-12 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 101 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G ------SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total HARRIS, Eugene 3 21 128 115 0 0 264 88.0 ------MURPHY, Brandon 2 201 15 0 0 0 216 108.0 Miami University.... 3 16 10 23 7 - 59 WOODS, Dustin 3 0 128 0 77 0 205 68.3 Opponents...... 26 17 10 35 13 - 101 GIVENS, Chris 3 0 185 0 0 0 185 61.7 ROGERS, Jamal 3 0 31 0 124 0 155 51.7 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Total...... 3 393 803 125 230 0 1551 517.0 ------Opponents...... 3 587 766 78 236 64 1731 577.0 RAUDABAUGH, D. 2 73 21 462 483 241.5 KOKAL, Mike 3 83 -1 341 340 113.3 MURPHY, Brandon 2 31 201 0 201 100.5 SYKES, Austin 3 17 83 0 83 27.7 BRATTON, Andre 3 17 72 0 72 24.0 16 2007 Football

|------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf ------44 BOSTIC, Caleb 3 13 24 37 4.0-7 . . . . 1-3 . . . 9 MULLINS, C. 3 18 17 35 1.0-2 . . 1 . . . . . 22 GAFFORD, Jordan 3 20 8 28 1.0-4 ...... 6 WILSON, Robbie 3 18 6 24 1.0-4 . . 1 . . . . . 20 SHULA, Chris 3 13 2 15 2.0-2 . . 1 . . 1 . . 33 GAINES, Jerrid 3 8 6 14 . . . 1 . . . . . 3A THOMPSON, Jeff 3 5 7 12 . . 1-0 ...... 51 CONIGLIO, Joe 3 6 5 11 2.0-4 . . . 1 . . . . 26 BRUNSON, W. 3 8 3 11 ...... 48 HUDSON, Joey 3 3 8 11 0.5-0 ...... 94 HUDDLE, Ben 3 5 3 8 2.0-4 ...... 21 STEVENS, Jordan 3 3 3 6 0.5-1 ...... 93 CHANNELS, M. 3 5 1 6 ...... 1 . . 65 STEWART, Alex 2 3 3 6 0.5-5 0.5-5 ...... 99 CRAVEN, Travis 3 2 2 4 1.5-7 1.5-7 . 1 . . . . . 90 REDWINE, Sean 3 2 2 4 0.5-0 ...... 30 STEPHENS, B. 3 3 1 4 ...... 23 BENNETT, Ben 3 1 3 4 ...... 49 MANN, Mickey 3 2 1 3 ...... 58 MESTER, Craig 3 . 3 3 0.5-0 . . 1 . . . . . 81 LaMONICA, Pat 3 3 . 3 ...... 39 DeBARTOLO, Nick 3 . 2 2 ...... 27 EDWARDS, Peris 3 2 . 2 ...... 98 PAUN, Mark 3 . 1 1 ...... 80 CRABTREE, Tom 3 1 . 1 ...... 72 MEISTER, Steve 3 1 . 1 ...... 1D GILMORE, D. 2 . 1 1 . . . 1 . . . . . 1 WOODS, Dustin 3 1 . 1 ...... 31 JONES, Cory 2 1 . 1 ...... 10 BRATTON, Andre 3 ...... 1 . Total...... 3 147 112 259 17-40 2-12 1-0 7 1 1-3 2 1 . Opponents...... 3 130 78 208 21-92 8-58 7-64 13 . 2-0 2 1 1 2007 Football 17

TEAM STATISTICS MIAMI OPP ------SCORING...... 59 101 Points Per Game...... 19.7 33.7 FIRST DOWNS...... 64 69 Rushing...... 26 32 Passing...... 32 35 Penalty...... 6 2 RUSHING YARDAGE...... 393 587 Yards gained rushing...... 484 634 Yards lost rushing...... 91 47 Rushing Attempts...... 96 129 Average Per Rush...... 4.1 4.6 Average Per Game...... 131.0 195.7 TDs Rushing...... 3 5 PASSING YARDAGE...... 803 766 Att-Comp-Int...... 132-71-7 113-71-1 Average Per Pass...... 6.1 6.8 Average Per Catch...... 11.3 10.8 Average Per Game...... 267.7 255.3 TDs Passing...... 4 7 TOTAL OFFENSE...... 1196 1353 Total Plays...... 228 242 Average Per Play...... 5.2 5.6 Average Per Game...... 398.7 451.0 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS...... 13-230 11-236 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS...... 6-125 9-78 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS...... 1-0 7-64 KICK RETURN AVERAGE...... 17.7 21.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE...... 20.8 8.7 INT RETURN AVERAGE...... 0.0 9.1 FUMBLES-LOST...... 4-2 3-1 PENALTIES-YARDS...... 17-121 21-185 Average Per Game...... 40.3 61.7 PUNTS-YARDS...... 16-650 16-689 Average Per Punt...... 40.6 43.1 Net punt average...... 35.8 31.5 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME...... 29:30 30:30 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS...... 15/47 24/54 3rd-Down Pct...... 32% 44% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS...... 3/4 3/5 4th-Down Pct...... 75% 60% SACKS BY-YARDS...... 2-12 8-58 MISC YARDS...... 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED...... 7 13 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS...... 4-8 3-9 ON-SIDE KICKS...... 0-1 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES...... 7-13 54% 11-15 73% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS...... 3-13 23% 8-15 53% PAT-ATTEMPTS...... 5-6 83% 12-12 100% ATTENDANCE...... 22421 60871 Games/Avg Per Game...... 1/22421 2/30436 Neutral Site Games...... 0/0

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total ------Miami University.... 3 16 10 23 7 - 59 Opponents...... 26 17 10 35 13 - 101