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VIRGINIA TECH VIRGINIA TECH (1–0) at No. 8 OHIO STATE (1–0) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH, 2014 • 8 PM ET OHIO STADIUM • COLUMBUS, OH 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT FINAL OHIO STATE BUCKEYES ESPN VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES BRAD NESSLER, TODD BLACKLEDGE & HOLLY ROWE OBSERVATIONS, NOTES & SNARK 58° PARTLY CLOUDY WIND NNE @ 9 MPH SERIES LAST MEETING LAST OSU WIN LAST TECH WIN STREAK $116– $770 on the –– –– –– –– –– SECONDARY MARKET TOTAL OFFENSE 420.0 (65th) 488.0 (45th) RUSHING OFFENSE 194.0 (54th) 222.0 (41st) OHIO STATE is PASSING OFFENSE FAVORED by 11 226.0 (68th) 266.0 (45th) SCORING OFFENSE 34.0 (56th) 34.0 (56th) VIRGINIA TECH TOTAL DEFENSE LOCATION: BLACKSBURG, VA 390.0 (73rd) 193.0 (11th) ESTABLISHED: 1872 RUSHING DEFENSE ENROLLMENT: 29,684 th 370.0 (117 ) MOTTO: UT PROSIM 76.0 (30th) COLORS: CHICAGO MAROON & PASSING DEFENSE BURNT ORANGE 20.0 (3rd) MASCOT: HOKIEBIRD 117.0 (21st) CONFERENCE: ACC SCORING DEFENSE ALL-TIME: 701–441–46 (.609) th 17.0 (50 ) POSTSEASON: 10–16 9.0 (21st) CONFERENCE TITLES: 10 TURNOVER MARGIN NATIONAL TITLES: 0 0.00 (41st) 0.00 (41st) HEAD COACH: FRANK BEAMER PENALTIES STADIUM: LANE STADIUM th 2.00 (4 ) CAPACITY: 66,233 10.00 (108th) 2014 GAME TWO • VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES ELEVENWARRIORS.COM VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS SE 1 ISAIAH FORD 6-1/174 FR DE 90 DADI NICOLAS 6-4/231 JR K 46 JOEY SLYE 5-10/216 FR TE 88 RYAN MALLECK 6-5/242 JR DT 96 COREY MARSHALL 6-2/262 JR P 27 A.J. HUGHES 6-1/209 JR LT 63 LAURENCE GIBSON 6-6/297 SR DT 92 LUTHER MADDY 6-1/293 SR KR 4 J.C. COLEMAN 5-7/191 SO LG 76 DAVID WANG 6-2/308 SR DE 4 KEN EKANEM 6-3/249 SO KR 20 DEON NEWSOME 5-11/186 FR C 79 CALEB FARRIS 6-3/300 SR LB 36 CHASE WILLIAMS 6-2/215 SR PR 34 KYSHOEN JARRETT 5-11/200 SR RG 72 AUGIE CONTE 6-6/295 SO LB 40 DEON CLARKE 6-2/213 JR RT 71 JONATHAN McLAUGHLIN 6-5/306 SO OLB 41 DEREK DiNARDO 6-0/210 SR TB 22 SHAI McKENZIE 5-11/221 FR ROV 34 KYSHOEN JARRETT 5-11/200 SR FB 45 SAM ROGERS 5-10/222 SO CB 11 KENDALL FULLER 6-0/190 SO QB 12 MICHAEL BREWER 6-0/200 JR FS 8 DETRICK BONNER 6-1/206 SR FL 5 JOSHUA STANFORD 6-1/200 SO CB 31 BRANDON FACYSON 6-2/189 SO OHIO STATE BUCKEYES FIRST TEAM OFFENSE SECOND TEAM OFFENSE ROSTER WR 6 EVAN SPENCER 6-2/208 SR WR 84 COREY SMITH 6-1/180 JR 1 JOHNNIE DIXON 42 AARON MAWHIRTER LT 68 TAYLOR DECKER 6-7/315 JR LT 73 ANTONIO UNDERWOOD 6-3/303 JR 1 ERICK SMITH 42 DARIUS SLADE LG 65 PAT ELFLEIN 6-3/300 SO LG 51 JOEL HALE 6-4/310 SR 2 MARSHON LATTIMORE 43 DARRON LEE 2 DONTRE WILSON 44 KYLE BERGER C 50 JACOBY BOREN 6-1/285 JR C 56 CHAD LINDSAY 6-2/302 SR 3 KHALEED FRANKLIN 44 CHRIS ROCK RG 54 BILLY PRICE 6-4/312 FR RG 75 EVAN LISLE 6-6/300 FR 3 MICHAEL THOMAS 46 DEVIN HILL 4 CURTIS SAMUEL 46 NICK SNYDER RT 76 DARRYL BALDWIN 6-6/307 SR RT 57 CHASE FARRIS 6-4/300 JR 5 RAEKWON McMILLAN 48 JOE BURGER TE 86 JEFF HEUERMAN 6-6/252 JR TE 81 NICK VANNETT 6-6/255 SO 5 BRAXTON MILLER 49 SAM HUBBARD WR 9 DEVIN SMITH 6-1/199 SR WR 3 MICHAEL THOMAS 6-3/203 SO 6 EVAN SPENCER 50 JACOBY BOREN 7 ROD SMITH 51 JOEL HALE HB 2 DONTRE WILSON 5-10/188 SO HB 17 JALIN MARSHALL 5-11/205 FR 7 DAMON WEBB 52 DONOVAN MUNGER QB 16 J.T. BARRETT 6-1/225 FR QB 12 CARDALE JONES 6-5/250 SO 8 NOAH SPENCE 53 KOSTA KARAGEORGE RB 15 EZEKIEL ELLIOTT 6-0/225 SO RB 7 ROD SMITH 6-3/231 SR 9 TIM SCOTT 54 BILLY PRICE 9 DEVIN SMITH 55 CAM WILLIAMS 10 JALYN HOLMES 56 CHAD LINDSAY 11 VONN BELL 57 CHASE FARRIS FIRST TEAM DEFENSE SECOND TEAM DEFENSE 12 DORAN GRANT 59 TYQUAN LEWIS DE 97 JOEY BOSA 6-6/275 FR DE 59 TYQUAN LEWIS 6-3/260 FR 12 CARDALE JONES 61 LOGAN GASKEY 13 ELI APPLE 62 R.J. MORRIS NG 92 A. WASHINGTON 6-4/295 JR NG 52 DONOVAN MUNGER 6-4/300 FR 13 STEPHEN COLLIER 63 MICHAEL BENNETT DT 63 MICHAEL BENNETT 6-3/288 SR DT 90 TOMMY SCHUTT 6-2/295 JR 14 CURTIS GRANT 64 MARCELYS JONES 14 JAKE RUSSELL 65 PAT ELFLEIN V 88 STEVE MILLER 6-3/255 SR V 17 RASHAD FRAZIER 6-4/272 SR 15 EZEKIEL ELLIOTT 66 KYLE DODSON LB 43 DARRON LEE 6-2/228 SO LB 35 CHRIS WORLEY 6-2/222 FR 15 LUKE MORGAN 68 TAYLOR DECKER LB 14 CURTIS GRANT 6-3/238 SR LB 5 RAEKWON McMILLAN 6-2/240 FR 16 J.T. BARRETT 69 MICHEIL PRUNI 16 CAM BURROWS 71 KYLE TROUT LB 37 JOSHUA PERRY 6-4/252 JR LB 33 DANTE BOOKER 6-2/233 FR 17 RASHAD FRAZIER 72 CHRIS CARTER CB 13 ELI APPLE 6-1/198 FR CB 19 GAREON CONLEY 6-0/190 FR 17 JALIN MARSHALL 73 ANTONIO UNDERWOOD 18 KATO MITCHELL 74 JAMARCO JONES S 23 TYVIS POWELL 6-3/208 SO S 20 RON TANNER 6-0/205 JR 18 NIK SARAC 75 EVAN LISLE S 11 VONN BELL 5-11/200 SO S 16 CAM BURROWS 6-0/210 SO 19 GAREON CONLEY 76 DARRYL BALDWIN CB 12 DORAN GRANT 5-11/196 SR CB 26 ARMANI REEVES 5-10/198 JR 19 JOE RAMSTETTER 77 MICHAEL HILL 20 DEVLIN McDANIEL 78 DEMETRIUS KNOX N 26 ARMANI REEVES 5-10/198 JR 20 RON TANNER 79 BRADY TAYLOR 21 PARRIS CAMPBELL 80 NOAH BROWN 23 TYVIS POWELL 81 NICK VANNETT SPECIAL TEAMS 23 ISAIAH WILLIAMS 82 JAMES CLARK 24 GUY FERRELLI 83 TERRY McLAURIN K 96 SEAN NUERNBERGER 6-1/230 FR 25 BRI’ONTE DUNN 84 COREY SMITH P 95 CAMERON JOHNSTON 5-11/195 SO 25 KEVIN NIEHOFF 85 MARCUS BAUGH 26 DEVONTE BUTLER 86 JEFF HEUERMAN KR 2 DONTRE WILSON 5-10/188 SO 26 ARMANI REEVES 87 PETER GWILYM KR 17 JALIN MARSHALL 5-11/205 FR 28 WARREN BALL 88 STEVE MILLER PR 2 DONTRE WILSON 5-10/188 SO 28 MICHAEL CIBENE 89 JEFF GREENE 29 CALEB LAPS 90 TOMMY SCHUTT 29 MIKE MADUKO 91 AARON PERRY 30 DEVIN BOGARD 92 ADOLPHUS WASHINGTON 32 RUSSELL DOUP 93 TRACY SPRINKLE 33 DANTE BOOKER 94 DYLAN THOMPSON 35 JEFFIE JOHNSON 95 CAMERON JOHNSTON 35 CHRIS WORLEY 96 SEAN NUERNBERGER 36 TREY JOHNSON 97 JOEY BOSA 37 JOSHUA PERRY 98 JOHN HOLMAN 38 CRAIG FADA 39 KYLE CLINTON 41 BRYCE HAYNES 2014 GAME TWO • VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES ELEVENWARRIORS.COM.
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