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n Table of Contents MINNESOTA FOOTBALL 2015 Football I Media & Records Book QUICK FACTS Punt Return Records 111-112 Retired Numbers 156 Quick Facts 2 Kickoff Return Records 113-114 All-Time Letterwinners 157-164 Future Schedules 3 Punting Records 115-116 All-Time Captains 165 Rosters 4-5 Scoring Records 117-119 All-Time Numbers 166-174 Squad Breakdown 6 Longest Plays 120 Academic Awards 175 Gopher Profiles 8-46 Miscellaneous Records 121 Pro Football Hall of Fame 176 Team Records 122-124 College Football Hall of Fame 177 COACHING STAFF Opponent Records 124 All-Americans 178-179 Head Coach Jerry Kill 48-49 Attendance Records 125 Team Awards 180-181 Assistant Coaches 50-60 Stadium History 126-127 National Award Winners 181 Support Staff 61-66 TCF Bank Stadium Records 128-131 Big Ten Awards 182-183 Season-By-Season Statistics 132-133 NFL Draft History 184-185 2014 REVIEW Year-By-Year Results 134-135 All-Time NFL Roster By Team 186-188 2014 Statistics 68-73 All-Time Opponents 136-144 All-Time NFL Roster By Player 189-193 2014 Highs & Lows 74 Bowl Game Summaries 194-199 2014 Longest Plays 75 HISTORY Bowl Game Records 200-202 The Last Time 76-77 1904 National Champions 145 All-Time Coaching Staffs 203-207 2014 Game Recaps 78-84 1934 National Champions 146 All-Time Assistant Coaches 208-210 1935 National Champions 147 Homecoming Results 211 RECORDS 1936 National Champions 148 All-Time Coaching Records 212 Rushing Records 85-90 1940 National Champions 149 All-Time Results 212-227 Passing Records 91-95 1941 National Champions 150 Receiving Records 96-100 1960 National Champions 151 MEDIA Total Offense Records 101-102 Little Brown Jug 152 Media Outlets 228 All-Purpose Records 103-104 Floyd of Rosedale 153 Gopher Radio Network 229 Defensive Records 106-108 Paul Bunyan’s Axe 154 Media Information 230 Interception Records 109-110 Governor’s Victory Bell 155

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n Quick Facts COACHING STAFF Coach Position Alma Mater, Year CREDITS Jerry Kill Head Coach Southwestern (Kan.), 1983 Tracy Claeys Associate Head Coach / Defensive Coord. Kansas State, 1994 Editors: Paul Rovnak, Justine Buerkle, Matt Limegrover Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Coord. Univ. of Chicago, 1994 Cody Voga Design and Layout: Jeff Keiser, Brian Anderson Wide Receivers Western Illinois, 1994 Chris Lagasse Jeff Phelps Defensive Line Ball State, 1998 Pat Poore Running Backs Fort Hays State, 1984 Photography: Eric Miller, Courtney Rob Reeves H-Backs/Tight Ends Saginaw Valley State, 1996 Anderson, Jerry Lee, Christopher Mitchell, Jay Sawvel Defensive Backs/Special Teams Mount Union, 1993 Jim Rosvold, Brace Hemmelgarn. Mike Sherels Linebackers Minnesota, 2007 Jim Zebrowski Quarterbacks/Passing Game Mount Union, 1991 Printing: University of Minnesota Eric Klein Strength & Conditioning Carleton (Minn.), 1993 Printing Services Chad Pearson Assistant Strength & Conditioning Buena Vista (Iowa), 2006 Special thanks to Bob Swoverland and Dustin Perry Assistant Strength & Conditioning Western Michigan, 2009 the staff at University of Minnesota Printing Services Kane Thompson Assistant Strength & Conditioning Northern Iowa, 2009 Shea Thompson Assistant Strength & Conditioning Buena Vista (Iowa), 2007 © 2015 University of Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletics. The information contained in this pub- lication was compiled by the University of Min- SUPPORT STAFF nesota Intercollegiate Athletics Communications Name Position Alma Mater, Year office and is provided as a courtesy to our fans and the media and may be used for personal or Adam Clark Assistant AD for Football Operations Pittsburg (Kan.) State, 2004 editorial purposes only. Any commercial use of Jeff Jones Director of Player Personnel Southern Illinois, 2006 this information is prohibited without the con- sent of University of Minnesota Intercollegiate Billy Glasscock Director of Recruiting Operations U.S. Sports Academy, 2010 Athletics. Nate Griffin Offensive Quality Control Idaho, 2004 Jay Nunez Special Teams Quality Control Pittsburg State, 2010 Terry Szucs Defensive Quality Control Lock Haven, 1975 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Adam Weber Offensive Graduate Assistant Minnesota, 2011 CONTACT INFORMATION Trevor Olson Offensive Graduate Assistant Northern Illinois, 2011 Cory Hanson Defensive Graduate Assistant Northern Illinois, 2009 Director of Athletic Communications/ Mike McElroy Defensive Graduate Assistant Southern Illinois, 2012 Football Contact: Paul Rovnak Kyle Gergely Head Equipment Manager Purdue, 2006 Office Phone: 612-625-9379 Ed Lochrie Head Athletic Trainer Colorado, 1987 Mobile Phone: 651-592-5741 Matt Schilling Director of Video Services Southern Illinois, 2004 Email: [email protected] Brittany Francis Nutritionist Minnesota, 2010 Athletic Communications Assistant: FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS Cody Voga Location Minneapolis, Minn. Mobile Phone: 612-203-3028 Enrollment 51,147 Email: [email protected] Founded 1851 Colors Maroon (PMS 202), Gold (PMS 136) Office Phone (612) 625-4090 Conference Big Ten/West Division Office Fax (612) 625-0359 Mascot Goldy Gopher Website GopherSports.com University President Eric Kaler (California Institute of Technology, 1978) Email [email protected] Athletics Director Norwood Teague (North Carolina, 1988) Twitter: @GopherFootball Faculty Athletics Representatives Perry Leo (Duke, 1980), Emily Hoover (Michigan State, 1978) Facebook: /GopherFootball Credentials: GopherSports.com/media Stadium (year opened) TCF Bank Stadium (2009) Capacity 52,525 Surface Field Turf Mailing Address Athletic Communications Head Coach Jerry Kill (Southwestern (Kan.), 1983) University of Minnesota Career Record 152-99 (21 years) 244 Bierman Field Athletic Building Record at Minnesota 25-26 (4 years) 516 15th Avenue SE Minneapolis, Minn. 55455 Football Office Phone 612-624-6004 Football Email [email protected] Football Website GopherGridiron.com

2014 Record 8-5 (5-3 Big Ten) Primary Offense/Defense Multiple/4-3 Starters Returning/Lost 15/11 Offense: 5/6 • Defense: 7/4 • Specialists: 3/1

First Year of Competition 1882 National Titles 7 Big Ten Titles 18 Bowl Games 17 (5-12 record) All-Time Record 667-499-44 All-Time Big Ten Record 337-372-28

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n Quick Facts 2015 SCHEDULE ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Date Opponent Location Position Name (Alma Mater) Sept. 3 TCU TCF Bank Stadium Director of Athletics Norwood Teague (North Carolina) Sept. 12 at Colorado State Fort Collins, Colo. Deputy Athletics Director/SWA Beth Goetz (Clemson) Sept. 19 KENT STATE TCF Bank Stadium Executive Assoc. Athletics Director Mike Ellis (North Carolina) Sept. 26 OHIO (HC) TCF Bank Stadium Sr. Assoc. Athletics Director Chris Werle (St. Cloud State) Oct. 3 at Northwestern Evanston, Ill. Sr. Assoc. Athletics Director/CFO Tom McGinnis (Indiana) Oct. 10 at Purdue West Lafayette, Ind. Sr. Assoc. Athletics Director Dan O’Brien (St. Thomas) Oct. 17 NEBRASKA TCF Bank Stadium Sr. Assoc. Athletics Director Marc Ryan (Moorhead State) Oct. 31 MICHIGAN TCF Bank Stadium Assoc. Athletics Director Scott Ellison (North Dakota) Nov. 7 at Ohio State Columbus, Ohio Assoc. Athletics Director Randy Handel (Wisconsin-La Crosse) Nov. 14 at Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Assoc. Athletics Director Andrew Parrish (Miami University) Nov. 21 ILLINOIS TCF Bank Stadium Assoc. Athletics Director Peyton Owens III (William & Mary) Assistant Athletics Director/Chief of Staff Jenny Yehlen (Penn State) Nov. 28 WISCONSIN TCF Bank Stadium Assistant Athletics Director Michael Halloran (St. John’s, MN) 2016 SCHEDULE Assistant Athletics Director Deb Noll (Minnesota) Assistant Athletics Director Jeff Keiser (Penn State) Date Opponent Location Assistant Athletics Director Corrie Sears (Nebraska-Kearney) Sept. 1 OREGON STATE TCF Bank Stadium Assistant Athletics Director Brent Holck (Iowa State) Sept. 10 INDIANA STATE TCF Bank Stadium Director of Athletic Compliance J.T. Bruett (Minnesota) Sept. 24 COLORADO STATE TCF Bank Stadium Oct. 1 at Penn State University Park, Pa. ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Oct. 8 IOWA TCF Bank Stadium Director Paul Rovnak (Ohio State) Oct. 15 at Maryland College Park, Md. Associate Director Dan Reisig (William & Mary) Oct. 22 RUTGERS TCF Bank Stadium Associate Director Jake Ricker (Minnesota) Oct. 29 at Illinois Champaign, Ill. Assistant Director Brian Deutsch (Minnesota) Nov. 5 PURDUE TCF Bank Stadium Assistant Director Michelle Traen (Minnesota State) Nov. 12 at Nebraska Lincoln, Neb. Assistant Director Mandy Hansen (St. Scholastica) Nov. 19 NORTHWESTERN TCF Bank Stadium Assistant Director Social Media Michelle Voss (Minnesota) Nov. 26 at Wisconsin Madison, Wis. Assistant Cody Voga (Buena Vista) Assistant Ryan Tibbitts (UW-River Falls) 2017 SCHEDULE Assistant Erin Kunesh (Minnesota) Date Opponent Location Aug. 31 BUFFALO TCF Bank Stadium CREATIVE Sept. 9 at Oregon State Corvallis, Ore. Assistant AD/Creative Services Jeff Keiser (Penn State) Sept. 16 MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE TCF Bank Stadium Associate Creative Director Chris Lagasse (Bemidji State) Sept. 30 MARYLAND TCF Bank Stadium Assistant Creative Director Courtney Anderson (Bemidji State) Oct. 7 at Purdue West Lafayette, Ind. Assistant Creative Director Niko Alexander (St. Cloud State) Oct. 14 MICHIGAN STATE TCF BANK STADIUM Director of Photography Eric Miller (Minnesota) Oct. 21 ILLINOIS TCF Bank Stadium GOPHER DIGITAL PRODUCTIONS Oct. 28 at Iowa Iowa City, Iowa New Media Manager Ryan Maus (St. Olaf) Nov. 4 at Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. Internet Services Manager John Romo (Bemidji State) Nov. 11 NEBRASKA TCF Bank Stadium Digital Media Producer Josh Blessing (Ball State) Nov. 18 at Northwestern Evanston, Ill. Digital Media Producer Daniel Claxton (Ball State) Nov. 25 WISCONSIN TCF Bank Stadium Digital Media Producer Garrett Wright (Nebraska) Scoreboard Operations Manager Tadd Wilson (Bethel) Live Production Coordinator Justin Lange (Washington State)

2014 RESULTS (8-5, 5-3 BIG TEN) DATE OPPONENT [TV] RESULT SCORE ATTEND. Aug. 28 EASTERN ILLINOIS [BTN] W 42-20 44,344 Sept. 6 MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE [BTN] W 35-24 47,223 Sept. 13 at TCU [FOX SPORTS 1] L 7-30 43,958 Sept. 20 SAN JOSE STATE [BTN] W 24-7 47,739 Sept. 27 at Michigan [ABC] W 30-14 102,926 Oct. 11 NORTHWESTERN [BTN] W 24-17 49,051 Oct. 18 PURDUE [BTN] W 39-38 51,241 Oct. 25 at Illinois [ESPNU] L 24-28 44,437 Nov. 8 IOWA [ESPN2] W 51-14 49,680 Nov. 15 OHIO STATE [ABC] L 24-31 45,778 Nov. 22 at Nebraska [ESPN] W 28-24 91,186 Nov. 29 at Wisconsin [BTN] L 24-34 80,341 Jan. 1 vs. Missouri [ABC] L 17-33 48,624

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n Roster

2015 FOOTBALL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) # Name Pos. Yr. 1 Maye, KJ WR 5-10 199 Sr. Mobile, Ala. (Murphy HS) 81 Anyanwu, Duke TE So.* 2 Johnson, Dior DB 6-2 195 Fr. Detroit, Mich. (Southfield HS) 4 Ayinde, Adekunle DB So.* 2 Gentry, Isaiah WR 6-4 205 Fr.* Cincinnati, Ohio (Moeller HS) 44 Beebe, Colton DE Fr. 3 Gibson, Jerry TE 6-3 240 Fr.* Theodore, Ala. (Theodore HS) 73 Bjorklund, Joe OL Sr.* 4 Ayinde, Adekunle DB 6-0 204 So.* Blaine, Minn. (Blaine HS) 67 Bobek, Brian OL Sr. 5 Myrick, Jalen DB 5-10 208 Jr. Bloomingdale, Ga. (Savannah Christian Prep HS) 29 Boddy-Calhoun, Briean DB Sr.* 5 Streveler, Chris QB 6-2 227 So.* Crystal Lake, Ill. (Marian Central Catholic HS) 22 Borchardt, Jeff WR So.* 6 Rogers, Ace DB 6-1 207 Jr.* Council Bluffs, Iowa (Iowa Western CC) 8 Brooks, Shannon RB Fr. 7 Leidner, Mitch QB 6-4 236 Jr.* Lakeville, Minn. (Lakeville South HS) 25 Buford, Ray DB Fr. 7 Travis, Damarius DB 6-2 215 Sr. Pensacola, Fla. (Pensacola HS) 77 Bush, Foster OL Sr.* 8 Brooks, Shannon RB 6-0 205 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. (Pickens HS) 26 Campbell, De'Vondre LB Sr.* 8 McGhee, Duke DB 6-1 210 So.* Decatur, Ga. (Cedar Grove HS) 65 Campion, Josh OL Sr.* 9 Keith, Alex DL 6-3 253 Sr. Columbia, Mo. (Hickman HS) 38 Carpenter, Emmit K Fr.* 9 Carter, Eric WR 5-11 189 So.* Lakeland, Fla. (Lake Gibson Senior HS) 69 Carr, Justin DL Jr.* 11 Croft, Demry QB 6-5 198 Fr. Rockford, Ill. (Boylan HS) 9 Carter, Eric WR So.* 11 Johnson, Antonio DB 6-0 211 Sr. Cleveland, Ohio (Shaker Heights HS) 36 Cashman, Blake DB Fr. 12 Poock, Cody LB 6-2 236 So. Okoboji, Iowa (Iowa Western) 13 Celestin, Jonathan LB So. 12 Register, Hunter WR 6-5 200 Fr. Lafayette, La. (Comeaux HS) 63 Christenson, Jon OL Sr.* 13 Celestin, Jonathan LB 6-1 222 So. Jonesboro, Ga. (Mundy's Mill HS) 55 Cockran, Theiren DL Sr.* 13 Gant, Desmond WR 6-3 214 Fr.* Aurora, Ill. (East Aurora HS) 74 Connelly, Nick OL Fr. 14 Craighton, Zo DB 6-1 189 Fr. Geismar, La. (Dutchtown HS) 19 Conway, Michael WR So. 15 Williams, Everett LB 6-1 235 So. Mansfield, Texas (Legacy HS) 14 Craighton, Zo DB Fr. 15 Rhoda, Conor QB 6-3 223 So. Eagan, Minn. (Cretin-Derham Hall HS) 11 Croft, Demry QB Fr. 16 Jones, Jeff RB 6-0 207 Fr. Minneapolis, Minn. (Washburn HS) 46 DeLattiboudere, Winston DL Fr. 17 Huff, Jacob DB 5-10 202 Fr. Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook HS) 19 Dicke, Cedric LB Jr.* 18 Perra, Jacques QB 6-3 221 Fr.* Roseville, Minn. (Roseville HS) 59 Dixon, Ray LB So.* 18 Santoso, Ryan K 6-6 245 So.* Pace, Fla. (Pace HS) 61 Dovich, Bronson OL Fr. 18 Westerhaus, Peter LB 6-3 230 Sr.* Chanhassen, Minn. (Holy Family HS) 32 Edwards, Berkley RB So.* 19 Dicke, Cedric LB 6-3 214 Jr.* Cannon Falls, Minn. (Cannon Falls HS) 95 Ekpe, Hendrick DL Jr. 19 Conway, Michael WR 6-5 218 So.* La Crescent, Minn. (Aquinas HS [Wis.]) 97 Ekpe, Scott DL Jr.* 19 Moore, Gary DT 6-4 287 So. Mobile, Ala. (Murphy HS) 87 Elmore, Gaelin DL So. 20 Mayer, Adam WR 6-1 205 Fr. Walnut Creek, Calif. (De La Salle HS) 70 Fahning, Chad OL So.* 20 Huff, Julian LB 5-11 219 Fr. Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook HS) 28 Femi-Cole, Jonathan RB Fr. 21 Holland Jr., Melvin WR 6-3 196 Fr.* Ashburn, Va. (Briar Woods HS) 13 Gant, Desmond WR Fr.* 22 James, Craig DB 5-10 189 So. Edwardsville, Ill. (Edwardsville HS) 2 Gentry, Isaiah WR Fr.* 22 Borchardt, Jeff WR 6-0 204 So.* Medina, Minn. (Wayzata HS) 3 Gibson, Jerry TE Fr.* 23 Sardinha, EJ WR 6-1 192 Jr.* Wellington, Fla. (Palm Beach Central HS) 94 Hall, Mose DL Fr. 23 Johnson, Cavonte DB 5-11 197 Jr.* Edina, Minn. (Edina HS) 39 Hansen, Trey LS Fr. 24 Smith, Rodney RB 5-11 202 Fr.* Jonesboro, Ga. (Mundy's Mill HS) 24 Hardin, KiAnte DB Fr. 24 Hardin, KiAnte DB 5-10 160 Fr. Webb City, Mo. (Webb City HS) 45 Hart, Nick TE So.* 25 Jordahl, Payton LS 6-2 231 Fr.* Perham, Minn. (Perham HS) 33 Harte, Andrew K So.* 25 Buford, Ray DB 6-2 190 Fr. Detroit, Mich. (Southfield HS) 40 Hartman, Jared LS Sr.* 26 Smith, Brian WR 6-4 213 So.* Milwaukee, Wis. (Brookfield East HS) 43 Hartmann, Tyler FB Jr.* 26 Campbell, De'Vondre LB 6-5 241 Sr.* Fort Myers, Fla. (Hutchinson CC) 68 Hayes, Isaac OL Jr.* 27 Johannesson, James RB 6-1 221 Fr. Fargo, N.D. (Fargo South HS) 47 Herbers, Jacob P Fr. 28 Femi-Cole, Jonathan RB 6-0 218 Fr. Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (St. Andrew's College) 21 Holland Jr., Melvin WR Fr.* 29 Tuszynski, Louis WR 5-11 197 Jr.* Germantown, Wisc. (Stetson University) 17 Huff, Jacob DB Fr. 29 Boddy-Calhoun, Briean DB 5-11 188 Sr.* Wilmington, Del. (Coffeyville Community College) 20 Huff, Julian LB Fr. 30 Wipson, Chris LB 6-2 219 So.* Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata HS) 22 James, Craig DB So. 31 Murray, Eric DB 6-0 196 Sr. Milwaukee, Wis. (Riverside University HS) 27 Johannesson, James RB Fr. 32 Edwards, Berkley RB 5-9 192 So.* Chelsea, Mich. (Chelsea HS) 11 Johnson, Antonio DB Sr. 33 McKelvey, John DB 6-0 206 Jr.* Hunting Valley, Ohio (University School) 23 Johnson, Cavonte DB Jr.* 33 Harte, Andrew K 6-0 191 So.* Downers Grove, Ill. (Montini Catholic HS) 2 Johnson, Dior DB Fr. 34 McElfresh, Logan P 6-1 200 Fr.* Brainerd, Minn. (Brainerd HS) 16 Jones, Jeff RB Fr.* 34 Shenault, Antonio DB 5-11 185 Fr. Roselle, Ill. (Lake Park HS) 25 Jordahl, Payton LS Fr.* 35 Williams Jr., Rodrick RB 5-11 229 Sr. Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville HS) 42 Juenemann, Justin K So.* 35 Waters, Jaylen LB 6-3 228 Fr. Copperas Cove, Texas (Copperas Cove HS) 91 Kafo, Julien DE Fr.* 36 Cashman, Blake DB 6-2 200 Fr. Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie HS) 9 Keith, Alex DL Sr. 37 Mortell, Peter P 6-2 191 Sr.* Green Bay, Wis. (Notre Dame Academy) 44 Kirsch, Jacob RB Jr.* 38 Carpenter, Emmit K 6-0 190 Fr.* Green Bay, Wis. (Ashwaubenon HS) 75 Kuehn, Noah OL Fr. 39 Hansen, Trey LS 6-2 205 Fr. Cedar Falls, Iowa (Cedar Falls HS)

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n Roster # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) # Name Pos. Yr. 40 Starks, Alexander DB 5-11 202 So.* Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield North HS) 78 Lauer, Ben OL Jr.* 40 Hartman, Jared LS 6-3 232 Sr.* Falcon Heights, Minn. (Cretin-Derham Hall HS) 60 Leidner, Matt OL So.* 41 Thomas, Miles FB 5-11 250 Sr. Downs, Kan. (Butler County CC) 7 Leidner, Mitch QB Jr.* 42 Juenemann, Justin K 6-0 168 So.* Phillipsburg, Kan. (Phillipsburg HS) 86 Lingen, Brandon TE So. 43 Hartmann, Tyler FB 6-3 251 Jr.* Andover, Minn. (Andover HS) 50 Lynn, Jack LB Jr.* 44 Kirsch, Jacob RB 5-11 207 Jr.* Rochester, Minn. (Rochester CTC) 1 Maye, KJ WR Sr. 44 Beebe, Colton DE 6-3 252 Fr. Kansas City, Kan. (Piper HS) 20 Mayer, Adam WR Fr. 45 Hart, Nick TE 6-5 240 So.* Prior Lake, Minn. (Prior Lake HS) 76 Mayes, Alex OL So.* 46 DeLattiboudere, Winston DL 6-3 216 Fr. Baltimore, Md. (Howard HS) 55 Mayes, Connor OL So. 47 Herbers, Jacob P 6-2 195 Fr. Battle Creek, Mich. (Lakeview HS) 34 McElfresh, Logan P Fr.* 48 Weber, Blake LB 6-1 225 So. Prior Lake, Minn. (Rochester CTC) 8 McGhee, Duke DB So.* 49 Witham, Bryce TE 6-4 240 Fr. Grand Rapids, Mich. (West Catholic HS) 33 McKelvey, John DB Jr.* 50 Lynn, Jack LB 6-3 240 Jr.* Lake Zurich, Ill. (Lake Zurich HS) 19 Moore, Gary DT So. 52 Timms, Yoshoub DL 6-2 293 Jr.* Fort Walton Beach, Fla. (Fort Walton Beach HS) 71 Moore, Tyler OL Fr. 53 Rasmussen, Luke OL 6-7 284 Fr.* Brookfield, Wis. (Central HS) 89 Morse, Matt WR Fr. 55 Cockran, Theiren DL 6-6 257 Sr.* Homestead, Fla. (Homestead HS) 37 Mortell, Peter P Sr.* 55 Mayes, Connor OL 6-5 320 So. Van Alstyne, Texas (Van Alstyne HS) 31 Murray, Eric DB Sr. 56 Rallis, Nick LB 5-11 233 Jr.* Edina, Minn. (Edina HS) 57 Mydra, Joey LB Fr. 57 Mydra, Joey LB 6-3 204 Fr. Hopkins, Minn. (Hopkins HS) 5 Myrick, Jalen DB Jr. 58 Oseland, Quinn OL 6-6 301 Fr. Springfield, Ill. (Sacred Heart Griffin HS) 92 Ndondo-Lay, Robert DL Sr.* 59 Dixon, Ray LB 6-3 228 So.* Loxahatchee, Fla. (Seminole Ridge HS) 64 Oldenkamp, Matt OL Fr.* 60 Leidner, Matt OL 6-2 285 So. Lakeville, Minn. (Lakeville South HS) 58 Oseland, Quinn OL Fr. 61 Dovich, Bronson OL 6-5 295 Fr. Chaska, Minn. (Chaska HS) 18 Perra, Jacques QB Fr.* 62 Weyler, Jared OL 6-4 297 Fr.* Dayton, Ohio (Centerville HS) 79 Pirsig, Jonah OL Jr.* 63 Christenson, Jon OL 6-4 303 Sr.* Minnetonka, Minn. (Minnetonka HS) 85 Plsek, Lincoln TE Sr. 64 Oldenkamp, Matt OL 6-6 263 Fr.* Eagle River, Alaska (Chugiak HS) 12 Poock, Cody LB So.* 65 Campion, Josh OL 6-5 310 Sr. Fergus Falls, Minn. (Fork Union (Va.) Military Acad.) 56 Rallis, Nick LB Jr.* 66 Stieber, Ted OL 6-6 290 Fr. Akron, Ohio (Hoban HS) 53 Rasmussen, Luke OL Fr.* 67 Bobek, Brian OL 6-2 297 Sr.* Inverness, Ill. (Ohio State) 84 Reger, Will WR Fr.* 68 Hayes, Isaac OL 6-2 310 Jr.* Brooklyn Park, Minn. (St. Thomas Academy) 12 Register, Hunter WR Fr. 69 Carr, Justin DL 6-2 281 Jr.* Rochester, Minn. (Mayo HS) 90 Renner, Sam DL Fr. 70 Fahning, Chad OL 6-6 293 So.* St. Paul, Minn. (DeLaSalle HS) 15 Rhoda, Conor QB So.* 71 Moore, Tyler OL 6-4 311 Fr. Galena Park, Texas (North Shore HS) 96 Richardson, Steven DT So. 73 Bjorklund, Joe OL 6-5 296 Sr.* Rosemount, Minn. (Rosemount HS) 6 Rogers, Ace DB Jr.* 74 Connelly, Nick OL 6-7 277 Fr. Red Wing, Minn. (Red Wing HS) 18 Santoso, Ryan K So.* 75 Kuehn, Noah OL 6-6 295 Fr. Eagan, Minn. (Eagan HS) 23 Sardinha, EJ WR Jr.* 76 Mayes, Alex OL 6-6 310 So.* Van Alstyne, Texas (Van Alstyne HS) 83 Scarver, Noah TE So.* 77 Bush, Foster OL 6-5 319 Sr.* Menasha, Wis. (Menasha HS) 34 Shenault, Antonio DB Fr. 78 Lauer, Ben OL 6-7 310 Jr.* Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata HS) 26 Smith, Brian WR So.* 79 Pirsig, Jonah OL 6-9 324 Jr.* Blue Earth, Minn. (Blue Earth Area HS) 24 Smith, Rodney RB Fr.* 80 Wozniak, Nate TE 6-10 267 So.* Greenwood, Ind. (Center Grove HS) 40 Starks, Alexander DB So.* 81 Anyanwu, Duke TE 6-4 250 So.* Blaine, Minn. (Blaine HS) 99 Stelter, Andrew DE So. 82 Wolitarsky, Drew WR 6-3 217 Jr. Santa Clarita, Calif. (Canyon County HS) 66 Stieber, Ted OL Fr. 83 Scarver, Noah TE 6-5 273 So.* Minneapolis, Minn. (Montana) 88 Still, Rashad WR Fr. 84 Reger, Will WR 6-3 200 Fr.* Burnsville, Minn. (Burnsville HS) 5 Streveler, Chris QB So.* 85 Plsek, Lincoln TE 6-4 266 Sr. West, Texas (Reicher HS) 41 Thomas, Miles FB Sr. 86 Lingen, Brandon TE 6-5 245 So. Wayzata, Minn. (Wayzata HS) 52 Timms, Yoshoub DL Jr.* 87 Elmore, Gaelin DL 6-6 262 So. Somerset, Wis. (Somerset HS) 7 Travis, Damarius DB Sr. 88 Still, Rashad WR 6-5 200 Fr. El Paso, Texas (Andress HS) 29 Tuszynski, Louis WR Jr.* 89 Morse, Matt WR 6-1 185 Fr. Apple Valley, Minn. (Apple Valley HS) 35 Waters, Jaylen LB Fr. 90 Renner, Sam DL 6-4 249 Fr. Maple Grove, Minn. (Maple Grove HS) 48 Weber, Blake LB So. 91 Kafo, Julien DE 6-4 255 Fr.* Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, Canada (Vanier) 18 Westerhaus, Peter LB Sr.* 92 Ndondo-Lay, Robert DL 6-5 266 Sr.* Minneapolis, Minn. (Winona State) 62 Weyler, Jared OL Fr.* 94 Hall, Mose DL 6-4 255 Fr. Mobile, Ala. (Murphy HS) 15 Williams, Everett LB So. 95 Ekpe, Hendrick DL 6-5 244 Jr. Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville HS) 35 Williams Jr., Rodrick RB Sr. 96 Richardson, Steven DT 6-0 291 So. Chicago, Ill. (Mt. Carmel HS) 30 Wipson, Chris LB So.* 97 Ekpe, Scott DL 6-4 292 Jr.* Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville HS) 49 Witham, Bryce TE Fr. 99 Stelter, Andrew DE 6-4 269 So. Owatonna, Minn. (Owatonna HS) 82 Wolitarsky, Drew WR Jr. 80 Wozniak, Nate TE So.* *indicates player has taken a redshirt season

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n 2015 Squad Breakdown SQUAD BREAKDOWN (119) Marek Lenkiewicz OL Jaques Perra QB True Freshmen 31 Jephete Matilus FB Luke Rasmussen OL Redshirt Freshmen 15 Kyle McAvoy OL Will Reger WR Sophomores 33 Luke McAvoy OL Rodney Smith RB Juniors 20 Tommy Olson OL Jared Weyler OL Seniors 20 Maxx Williams TE Devon Wright WR Defense (1) LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (48) Julien Kafo DE Offense (23) Defense (12) Joe Bjorklund OL Michael Amaefula DL Specialists (3) Jeffrey Borchardt WR Cameron Botticelli DL Emmit Carpenter K Brian Bobek OL Marcus Jones DB Payton Jordahl LS Foster Bush OL De’Niro Laster LB Logan McElfresh P Josh Campion OL Harold Legania DL Eric Carter WR Grayson Levine DB DEC 2014-JAN 2015 SIGNEES (4) Jon Christenson OL Steven Montgomery DB Offense (1) Berkley Edwards RB Ben Perry DL Tyler Moore OL Nick Hart TE Dominic Schultz LB Tyler Hartmann FB Cedric Thompson DB Defense (3) Isaac Hayes OL Derrick Wells DB Ace Rogers DB Ben Lauer OL Damien Wilson LB Jacob Huff DB Mitch Leidner QB Julian Huff LB Brandon Lingen TE Specialists (1) KJ Maye WR Dave Ramlet LS FRESHMAN NEWCOMERS (28) Connor Mayes OL Offense (14) Jonah Pirsig OL STARTERS RETURNING (15) Shannon Brooks RB Lincoln Plsek TE Offense (5) Nick Connelly OL Chris Streveler QB Josh Campion LT Demry Croft QB Miles Thomas FB Jon Christenson RG Bronson Dovich OL Rodrick Williams RB Jonah Pirsig RT Jonathan Femi-Cole RB Drew Wolitarsky WR Mitch Leidner QB James Johannesson RB Nate Wozniak TE KJ Maye WR Noah Kuehn OL Adam Mayer WR Defense (21) Defense (7) Matt Morse WR Adekunle Ayinde DB Steven Richardson DT Quinn Oseland OL Briean Boddy-Calhoun DB Theiren Cockran DE Hunter Register WR De’Vondre Campbell LB De’Vondre Campbell LB Ted Stieber OL Jonathan Celestin LB Jack Lynn LB Rashad Still WR Theiren Cockran DL Damarius Travis S Bryce Witham TE Hendrick Ekpe DL Eric Murray CB Gaelin Elmore DL Briean Boddy-Calhoun CB Defense (12) Craig James DB Colton Beebe DE Antonio Johnson DB Specialists (3) Ray Buford DB Alex Keith DL Peter Mortell P/H Blake Cashman DB Jack Lynn LB Ryan Santoso K Zo Craighton DB Daletavious McGhee DB Jared Hartman LS Winston DeLattiboudere DL Gary Moore DL Mose Hall DL Eric Murray DB STARTERS LOST (11) KiAnte Hardin DB Jalen Myrick DB Offense (6) Dior Johnson DB Robert Ndondo-Lay DL Zac Epping LG Joey Mydra LB Steven Richardson DL Tommy Olson C Sam Renner DL Andrew Stelter DL David Cobb RB Antonio Shenault DB Damarius Travis DB Drew Goodger TE Jalen Waters LB Everett Williams LB Maxx Williams TE Chris Wipson LB Isaac Fruechte WR Specialists (2) Trey Hansen LS Specialists (4) Defense (4) Jacob Herbers P Andrew Harte K Michael Amaefula DE Jared Hartman LS Cameron Botticelli DT Peter Mortell P/H Damien Wilson LB Ryan Santoso K Cedric Thompson S

LETTERWINNERS LOST (29) Specialists (1) Offense (16) Dave Ramlet LS Cole Banham RB Alex Bisch TE REDSHIRTS (15) David Cobb RB Offense (11) Zac Epping OL Desmond Gant WR Isaac Fruechte WR Isaiah Gentry WR Drew Goodger TE Jerry Gibson TE Logan Hutton WR Melvin Holland Jr. WR Donovahn Jones WR Jeff Jones RB Donnell Kirkwood RB Matt Oldenkamp OL

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2014: Suffered a knee injury in fall camp and missed the entire season • OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star prospect by ESPN and received two stars from granted a sixth year of eligibility and now has three seasons of competition re- Rivals, 247Sports and Scout • ESPN and 247Sports both list him as the No. 14 maining and three years in which to use those seasons (2015-16, 2016-17 and prospect in Kansas • 247Sports tags him as the No. 8 fullback in his class, while 2017-18). ESPN ranks him No. 57 at his position • father, Tom, played at Pittsburg State in 1985 when Kill was the defensive coordinator. 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Western Illinois where he played on special teams. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Piper High School • four-year letterwinner and led team to a 34-14 record in 48 career games • rushed 336 times for 1,594 yards and 28 2012: Miss the entire season with an injury. touchdowns during his career • caught 47 career passes for 615 yards and eight touchdowns • made 514 tackles during career, including 12.0 sacks • caused six HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Blaine High School • helped lead team to an 8-3 record fumbles, recovered three fumbles and made four interceptions • handled punting as a senior • Blaine advanced to section championship game in 2011 • earned duties and averaged 35.0 yards on 132 career punts • career-long punt was 70 Honorable Mention All-State honors at the All-Purpose position • completed 101- yards and came during his junior season • won the Bobby Bell Award as a junior and of-174 passes for 926 yards with 5 touchdowns and 10 interceptions as a senior senior, which is given to the best lineman or linebacker in the Missouri-Kansas area • rushed for 1,130 yards on 199 carries with 18 touchdowns in 2011 • coached • played in 12 games as a senior and carried the ball 86 times for 427 yards and by Shannon Gerrety. 13 touchdowns • caught six passes for 87 yards and one score • made 152 tackles on defense, including 4.0 sacks and 23.0 tackles-for-loss • made one interception PERSONAL: Born Sept. 21, 1994 • son of Maryanne Anwanyu. and caused one fumble, while also breaking up two passes • named First-Team All- State and Top 12 by the coaches association • played in 12 games as a junior and rushed 95 times for 349 yards and 10 touchdowns • caught 21 passes for 236 yards and three scores • recorded 159 tackles, including 8.0 tackles-for-loss • competed ADEKUNLE AYINDE in 13 games as a sophomore and rushed 95 times for 554 yards and three touch- 4 | DEFENSIVE BACK downs • caught nine passes for 119 yards and one score • totaled 114 tackles, in- Sophomore (RS) | 6.0 | 204 | Letters: 1 cluding 4.5 sacks and 10.0 tackles-for-loss • played in 11 games as a freshman and Major: Undeclared rushed 60 times for 264 yards and two touchdowns • hauled in 11 passes for 173 yards and three scores • made 89 tackles • coached by Chris Brindle • also played Blaine, Minn. | Blaine HS basketball.

2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in seven games, but did not record any PERSONAL: Born Oct. 15, 1996 • son of Thomas and Tamara Beebe • has three statistics • made his season and collegiate debut on special teams against San brothers (Collin, Cooper and Camden) • father, Thomas, played football at Pitts- Jose State • competed on special teams against Purdue and at Illinois • saw ac- burg State University and was a member of the team in 1985 when Coach Kill was tion against Iowa • played on special teams at Nebraska, at Wisconsin and against the defensive coordinator. Missouri.

2013: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Blaine High School, where he was a President's Award winner for academics • All-Northwest Suburban Conference • recorded 11 tackles as a senior • rushed 128 times for 737 yards and 10 touchdowns • added 10 receptions for 150 yards and two scores • as a junior, recorded 32 receptions and four touchdowns on offense and five tackles on defense • also returned kicks • All- State track and field athlete • coached by Tom Develice

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 30, 1995 • son of Adejoké and Anthony Ayinde.

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n Player Profiles JOE BJORKLUND BRIAN BOBEK 73 | OFFENSIVE LINE 67 | OFFENSIVE LINE Senior (RS) | 6.5 | 296 | Letters: 3 Senior (RS) | 6.2 | 302 | Letters: 1 Double Major: Business and Marketing Education / Master’s: Applied Kinesiology: Sport Management Construction Management Inverness, Ill. | Ohio State | William Fremd HS Rosemount, Minn. | Rosemount HS 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Made his Minnesota debut and played in his first col- 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in 11 games and started seven at right guard legiate game since 2011 as a reserve against Eastern Illinois • saw action against • protected for an offense that rushed for 2,801 yards and 32 touchdowns • Aca- San Jose State and Northwestern • Academic All-Big Ten. demic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Competed against Eastern Illinois and against San Jose State • saw extensive action in a reserve role at Michigan and helped the 2013: Did not see game action due to a medical situation. Gpphers rush for 206 yards and pass for 167 yards • made his first career start against Northwestern and protected for an offense that averaged 5.1 yards per 2012 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Practiced with the team but could not compete play • started against Purdue and helped protect for an offense that scored 39 due to NCAA transfer regulations. points, rushed for 285 yards and passed for 165 yards • started his third straight game and protected for an offense that passed for 240 yards and rushed for 171 2011 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Lettered at Ohio State, while playing in a couple yards at Illinois • protected for an offense that rushed for 291 yards and three early season games • decided to transfer to Minnesota following the 2011 sea- touchdowns and passed for 131 yards and four touchdowns against Iowa • helped son. Minnesota rush for 218 yards against Ohio State • blocked for an offense that rushed for 281 yards and four touchdowns at Nebraska • started at Wisconsin as HIGH SCHOOL: Skilled offensive lineman who was a three-year starter for Coach team rushed for 177 yards • saw action as a reserve against Missouri. Mike Donatucci at Palatine's Fremd High • U.S. Army All-American Bowl • Parade, RivalsHigh and Scout.com All-America • first team all-state from Chicago Trib- 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in four games. Game-by-Game: Saw ac- une, Champaign News Gazette, Rivals, Daily Herald • Chicago Sun-Times all-area tion against UNLV and helped protect for an offense that rushed for 221 yards • and Daily Herald all-area • Daily Herald Cook County 2010-11 Athlete of the Year played against San Jose State • saw extensive action at Michigan State and helped • conference champion in shot put and discus • honor roll. Minnesota become the second team to rush for more than 100 yards (124 yards) against the Spartans • saw action against Syracuse • named Academic All-Big PERSONAL: Born March 29, 1993 • son of Jeff and Terri Bobek • father played Ten. linebacker at Iowa and mother played women's basketball for the Hawkeyes • brother Jeff played fullback at Michigan State • has already earned his degree in 2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Saw action in five games • named Academic All- business and marketing education • working on his master's degree in applied Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut vs. New Hamp- kinesiology: sport management. shire and helped pave the way for the Gophers to rush for a season-high 240 yards • saw action vs. Iowa • blocked for Minnesota's offense as it rushed for 231 yards at Illinois • played vs. Michigan State • blocked for the Gophers as they rushed for 222 yards vs. Texas Tech.

2011: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2011 graduate of Rosemount High School • earned Associated Press All-State honors • also received all-state recognition from the Pioneer Press and the Minnesota Vikings • helped lead the Irish to a 12-1 record during his senior season • team advanced to the Class 5A Prep Bowl • named to the Star-Tribune and KARE-11 all-metro teams • team went 7-4 during his junior season, advanc- ing to the section finals • coached by Jeff Erdman.

PERSONAL: Born May 10, 1993 • son of Carol Ames.

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2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in 13 games and started 10 • finished the year 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in three games, but did not record any sta- with 51 tackles, including 2.0 tackles-for-loss • registered five interceptions (tied tistics • made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois • saw for third all-time in single-season history) and broke up nine passes • forced two action against San Jose State and competed against Iowa. fumbles and recovered one fumble • named All-Big Ten First Team by the media and All-Big Ten Second Team by conference coaches • named the Gophers' Defense 2013: Redshirted. Back of the Year and received the team's Gary Tinsley Underdog Award • Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Saw extensive playing time against Eastern Illinois HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Wayzata High School and helped lead the Trojans to a (first game action since Sept. 7, 2013, when he suffered a season-ending knee in- 10-2 record as a senior • injuries on the team forced him to move from wide re- jury), recording two tackles and one pass breakup • made three tackles and ceiver to running back mid-season • rushed 92 times in five games for 641 yards notched one interception against Middle Tennessee • registered eight tackles, broke and nine touchdowns • averaged 128.2 yards rushing per game • caught 15 up one pass and snagged his second interception of the season at TCU • tallied passes for 260 yards and four touchdowns • returned kicks as well and scored on three tackles, one tackle-for-loss and one pass breakup against San Jose State • a 99-yard return • named Second-Team All-State as a returner/all purpose • turned broke up two passes and made two solo tackles at Michigan • made his first start in a remarkable playoff performance in a 49-14 win against Champlin Park, as he of the season against Northwestern and set a career high in tackles (11) and solo scored six touchdowns (four rushing, two receiving) • played in 13 games as a tackles (10) • tallied two tackles, including one tackle-for-loss against Purdue • junior, making 28 catches for 639 yards and 10 touchdowns • team won a state had three tackles and a pass breakup at Illinois • intercepted a pass and made one title in 2010 • coached by Brad Anderson. tackle against Iowa • returned his fourth interception of the season 56 yards, forced a fumble, broke up a pass and made four tackles against Ohio State • named Co- PERSONAL: Born on Dec. 6, 1994 • son of Jeff and Sarah Borchardt • has one Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 24) after sealing the Gophers' win at Ne- sister Laurel. braska, where he stripped the ball away from a Huskers' receiver at the 2-yard line to give Minnesota possession with 1:19 remaining • also made five tackles at Ne- braska • made three tackles and broke up one pass at Wisconsin • made four solo SHANNON BROOKS tackles, broke up one pass and made one interception (also intercepted a pass on 8 | RUNNING BACK a two-point conversion, but that does not count as an official interception) against Freshman | 6.0 | 205 Missouri. Major: Undeclared 2013: Suffered a season-ending knee injury in the second game of the season on Jasper, Ga. | Pickens HS Sept. 7 at New Mexico State • received a medical hardship. Game-by-Game: Made three tackles and returned an interception - the first of his career - 89 yards for a OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star prospect by ESPN, Rivals and 247Sports, touchdown against UNLV • his interception return was the third longest in Gopher while Scout gave him two stars • Rivals lists him as the No. 65 running back, history (Gary Hohman 99 yards vs. Nebraska on Oct. 4, 1969 and Ed Duren 95 yards while 247Sports has him at No. 101 and ESPN has him at No. 146 • Rivals pegs vs. Iowa on Oct. 15, 1966) • made two tackles at New Mexico State before being him as the No. 68 prospect in Georgia, while 247Sports has him at No. 120 and injured. ESPN slotted him at No. 144.

2012 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in all 13 games as a reserve and made HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Pickens High School and led his team to an 8-3 record nine tackles. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota debut at UNLV, but did not record and a 5-3 mark in region play • helped Dragons advance to the playoffs for the first any statistics • notched two tackles vs. New Hampshire • assisted on a tackle vs. time since 2005 • was a four-year varsity player and finished his career (played in Michigan • recorded two tackles at Nebraska • had four tackles vs. Texas Tech. 36 games) with 709 rushing attempts for 5,797 yards and 68 touchdowns for an average of 8.2 yards-per-carry • caught 85 career passes for 1,259 yards and 14 JUNIOR COLLEGE: Transferred from Coffeyville (Kan.) Community College • touchdowns • scored 82 career touchdowns • as a senior (11 games) he rushed named second-team All-Jayhawk Conference as a cornerback after his only season 225 times for 2,223 yards (third most in the state and a school record) and scored as a Red Raven • earned Jayhawk Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors 32 touchdowns, while catching 12 passes for 206 yards and one touchdown • twice and Special Teams Player of the Week once • tallied 40 tackles, four inter- scored 198 points (fourth most in the state) on a school-record 33 touchdowns ceptions, three fumble recoveries and a blocked kick • helped lead team to 6-4 and was named Class AAAA Offensive Player of the Year, a First-Team All-State se- mark • coached by Darian Dulin. lection and Class AAAA Region 7 Player of the Year • as a junior (10 games) he rushed for 1,696 yards on 235 carries and scored 16 touchdowns while also catch- HIGH SCHOOL: A 2010 graduate of Wilmington Delcastle Technical • earned first- ing 19 passes for 326 yards and four scores • as a sophomore (10 games) he car- team all-conference accolades as a defensive back and kick returner in 2010 • ried the ball 156 times for 1,064 yards and scored nine touchdowns and also first-team all-state defensive back and second-team all-state kick returner as a caught 46 passes for 592 yards and eight touchdowns • as a freshman (5 games) senior • named first-team all-conference and third-team all-state as a defensive he gained 814 yards on 93 carries and scored 11 times, while also making eight back following his junior season • three-time honorable mention all-conference receptions for 135 yards and one score • coached by Chris Parker • was also a selection as a quarterback • standout in track and field and basketball • earned standout basketball player. all-state honors as a high jumper • two-time all-conference selection as a point guard in basketball • third-team all-state in basketball as a senior. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 19, 1994 • son of Melissa Weeks • has one sister (Kalyn).

PERSONAL: Born January 12, 1993 • son of Wendy Boddy • has already earned his degree in elementary edication • working on his certificate program in human resource development.

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OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star recruit by ESPN, Rivals, 247Sports and Scout 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in 10 games and started the first five of the • ESPN lists him as the No. 12 player in Michigan, while Rivals has him at No. 13 season at right guard before suffering an injury • protected for an offense that and 247Sports has him at No. 15 • Scout tabs him as the 57th best corner (third rushed for 2,801 yards and 32 touchdowns • Academic All-Big Ten • Big Ten Dis- best in Michigan), while ESPN has him at No. 79 • 247Sports lists him as the No. tinguished Scholar. Game-by-Game: Started at right guard against Eastern Illi- 97 athlete in his class. nois and helped the Gophers rush for 182 yards and four touchdowns and pass for 144 yards and one touchdown • paved the way for Minnesota to rush for 284 HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Southfield High School, where he played defensive back yards, including a career-high 220 by David Cobb, against Middle Tennessee • and receiver • led team to 9-4 overall record, 6-1 mark in league play and a Divi- started at TCU • blocked for an offense that rushed for 380 yards against San Jose sion 2 regional championship as a senior • made three interceptions and broke up State • started at Michigan, but then missed the Northwestern and Purdue games eight passes on defense and caught nine touchdowns on offense • named Detroit with an injury • saw action in a reserve role and on special teams against Iowa, News First-Team All-State as a defensive back and was an All-Metro North selec- Ohio State and at Nebraska and Wisconsin • competed against Missouri. tion • limited to two games as a junior because of an injury • coached by Tim Con- ley • also ran track. 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games and started the last four of the season at right guard • named Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: PERSONAL: Born June 3, 1997 • son of Ray and Keonda Buford • has one brother Saw action against UNLV and helped protect for an offense that rushed for 221 (Anthony) and one sister (Alicia) • father, Ray, played football at Wayne State Uni- yards • saw action at New Mexico State where the Gophers rushed for 342 yards versity. • helped pave the way for Minnesota to rush for 213 yards and four touchdowns against Western Illinois • played against San Jose State where the Gophers rushed for 353 yards (most since 2005) • saw mostly special teams action against Iowa, at Michigan, at Northwestern, against Nebraska and at Indiana • made his first career start against Penn State and protected for an offense that gained 381 yards • started against Wisconsin and at Michigan State • protected for a unit that passed for two touchdowns and garnered 350 yards of offense against Syra- cuse.

2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in seven games • missed time due to an injury • named Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut in a reserve role at UNLV and helped protect for an offense that totaled a season-high 478 yards (209 rushing, 269 passing) • helped pave the way for the Gophers to rush for a season-high 240 yards against New Hampshire • protected for an offense that passed for four touchdowns against Western Michi- gan • also played vs. Syracuse, Michigan and Michigan State • blocked for an offense that rushed for 222 yards vs. Texas Tech.

2011: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2011 graduate of Menasha High School • led team to a 2010 Fox Valley Association co-championship • Bluejays finished 2010 with a 9-2 mark • team finished No. 2 in the Fox Valley Association in total offense and scoring offense • earned first-team all-area honors as a senior • coached by Jeramie Korth.

PERSONAL: Born October 4, 1993 • son of Perry Bush and Jenny Straight • has already earned his degree in kinesiology • working on his master's degree in applied kinesiology: sport management.

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DE’VONDRE CAMPBELL JOSH CAMPION 26 | LINEBACKER 65 | OFFENSIVE LINE Senior (RS) | 6.5 | 241 | Letters: 2 Senior (RS) | 6.5 | 310 | Letters: 3 Master’s: Human Resource Development Master’s: Human Resource Development Fort Myers, Fla. | Hutchinson CC | Cypress Lake HS Fergus Falls, Minn. | Fork Union Military Academy | Fergus Falls HS 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Started all 13 games • third on the team with 75 tackles and also had 6.5 tackles-for-loss (2.5 sacks) • recovered three fumbles, returned 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Started all 13 games at left tackle and has now an interception for a touchdown and broke up one pass • Academic All-Big Ten. started the first 39 games of his career • protected for an offense that rushed for Game-by-Game: Started against Eastern Illinois and recorded five tackles, includ- 2,801 yards and 32 touchdowns • named All-Big Ten Honorable Mention by the ing one tackle-for-loss • totaled seven tackles against Middle Tennessee • registered media and coaches. Game-by-Game: Helped the Gophers rush for 182 yards and six tackles and recovered one fumble at TCU • tallied three tackles and blocked one four touchdowns and pass for 144 yards and one touchdown against Eastern Illi- field goal against San Jose State • returned an interception 30 yards for his first ca- nois • paved the way for Minnesota to rush for 284 yards, including a career- reer touchdown and made four tackles at Michigan • totaled six tackles against high 220 by David Cobb, against Middle Tennessee • started at TCU • protected Northwestern • tallied three tackles against Purdue • notched a career-high and for an offense that rushed for 380 yards against San Jose State • provided pro- team-leading 11 tackles at Illinois • also made a career-high 2.5 tackles-for-loss, tection for an offense that rushed for 206 yards and passed for 167 yards at including a solo sack, at Illinois • recovered a fumble and made four tackles, in- Michigan • helped team average 5.1 yards-per-play against Northwestern • pro- cluding one for a loss, against Iowa • recovered a fumble and tallied eight tackles, tected for an offense that scored 39 points, rushed for 285 yards and passed for including a sack, against Ohio State • led the team with 11 tackles (seven solo), in- 165 yards against Purdue • protected for an offense that passed for 240 yards cluding two tackles-for-loss (.5 sack), at Nebraska • made three tackles at Wiscon- and rushed for 171 yards at Illinois • protected for an offense that rushed for 291 sin and had four tackles against Missouri. yards and three touchdowns and passed for 131 yards and four touchdowns against Iowa • helped Minnesota rush for 218 yards against Ohio State • blocked 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games and started against San Jose for an offense that rushed for 281 yards and four touchdowns at Nebraska • State, Iowa and Indiana • notched 41 tackles, including 3.0 tackles-for-loss • broke started at Wisconsin as team rushed for 177 yards and three touchdowns • pro- up one pass and forced one fumble. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota debut tected for an offense that passed for 267 yards and one touchdown against Mis- against UNLV and recorded three solo tackles, including one tackle-for-loss • saw ac- souri. tion as a reserve at New Mexico State and recorded eight tackles and one pass breakup • made two solo tackles against Western Illinois • made his first start 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Started all 13 games at right tackle • received against San Jose State where he led Minnesota in solo tackles (5) and tied for the Honorable Mention All-Big Ten status from the media. Game-by-Game: Helped team lead in tackles (6) • recorded one tackle-for-loss and forced one fumble against protect for an offense that rushed for 221 yards at UNLV • blocked for an offense San Jose State • tallied five tackles against Iowa and one solo tackle at Michigan • that rushed for 342 yards at New Mexico State • helped pave the way for Min- notched two tackles at Northwestern • made four tackles against Nebraska • started nesota to rush for 213 yards and four touchdowns against Western Illinois • pro- at Indiana and made six tackles • played against Penn State • made three tackles, tected for an offense that rushed for 353 yards (most since 2005) and six including one for a loss against Wisconsin • competed at Michigan State • made one touchdowns against San Jose State • started against Iowa and at Michigan • pro- tackle against Syracuse. tected for an offense that rushed for 176 yards at Northwestern • blocked for an offense that generated 430 yards of total offense (271 rushing yards) in a win JUNIOR COLLEGE: Helped lead Hutchinson Community College to a 9-3 record and against Nebraska • provided protection for an offense that gained 573 yards at a win in the 2012 Salt City Bowl • made 83 tackles (25 solo), averaging 6.9 tackles Indiana • helped offense gain 381 yards against Penn State • started against a game • recorded eight tackles-for-loss • had 17 tackles (five solo) against Navarro Wisconsin and at Michigan State • protected for a unit that passed for two touch- College • recorded 3.5 sacks and broke up four passes • made one interception and downs and garnered 350 yards of offense against Syracuse. returned it 34 yards for a touchdown • recovered one fumble • coached by Rion Rhoades • three-star recruit according to Scout.com, Rivals.com, ESPN and 2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Started all 13 games at right tackle. Game-by- 247sports.com • transferred to Minnesota after the 2012 season, signing with the Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut at UNLV and helped protect for Gophers in Feb. 2013. an offense that totaled a season-high 478 yards (209 rushing, 269 passing) • helped pave the way for the Gophers to rush for a season-high 240 yards against PERSONAL: Born July 1, 1993 • son of Luther and Cathryn Campbell • has already New Hampshire • started against Purdue when Minnesota passed for 246 yards earned his degree in business and marketing education • working on his certificate and three touchdowns • protected for a Minnesota offense that rushed for 231 program in human resource development. yards at Illinois • blocked for an offense that rushed for 222 yards vs. Texas Tech.

2011: Redshirted.

PREP SCHOOL: Graduate of Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy • helped lead Blue Devils to a VISAA Division I State Championship with a 16-14 victory over Collegiate in the title game • coached by Micky Sullivan.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduate of Fergus Falls High School • earned 2009 all-state honors from the Associated Press, the Minnesota Football Coaches Association and the Minnesota Vikings • named honorable mention all-state by the St. Paul Pioneer-Press • was one of 10 finalists for Minnesota's Mr. Football award • earned All-Central Lakes Conference honors • led team to a 10-1 mark in 2008 • also a standout wrestler and was ranked the No. 1 Class AA wrestler in the state at 285 pounds • coached by Richard Rusbrudt.

PERSONAL: Born December 4, 1990 • son of Ruth and Pete Campion • has already earned his degree in business and marketing education • working on his certificate program in human resource development.

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2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Redshirted. 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in eight games, mostly on special teams. Game-by-Game: Made Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois, but HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Ashwaubenon High School • helped lead team to 10-1 did not record any stats • played against Middle Tennessee • caught first pass of record and squad advanced to the third round of the playoffs • named first team his career, a 4-yard reception from Mitch Leidner, at TCU • competed against San All-Conference as a kick returner and second team All-Conference as a kicker • Jose State, at Michigan and against Northwestern and Purdue • competed against also named honorable mention All-State as a kicker • named Green Bay Gazette Iowa. All-Area Kicker • made 9-of-12 field goals, with his longest being 50 yards • kicked six field goals of 40 yards or longer • made 18-of-21 point-after attempts • kicked 2013: Redshirted. off 39 times and recorded 23 touchbacks • coached by Mark Jonas • also lettered in track. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lake Gibson Senior High School • caught 51 passes for 801 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior • rushed for one touchdown • led his PERSONAL: Born Sept. 25, 1995 • son of Tim and Laura Carpenter • has one sis- team to a perfect 10-0 regular season record (the first in school history) and the ter, Emelia. 2012 Class 6A District 10 title • represented Lake Gibson at the Florida Athletic Coaches Association's North-South All-Star Football Classic in Sebring, Fla. • recorded 865 receiving yards on 49 receptions as a junior, which included six JUSTIN CARR touchdown catches • coached by Keith Demyer • earned a three-star ranking from Rivals.com and two-stars from Scout.com • listed as the No. 76 wide receiver in 69 | DEFENSIVE LINE the nation and the No. 95 overall prospect in Florida by Rivals.com • ranked as the Junior (RS) | 6.2 | 281 No. 246 wide receiver in the nation by Scout.com Major: Fisheries and Wildlife Rochester, Minn. | Rochester CTC | Mayo HS PERSONAL: Born Feb. 25, 1995 • son of Eric Carter • has three siblings.

2014: Redshirted. BLAKE CASHMAN JUNIOR COLLEGE: Transferred from Rochester Community and Technical Col- lege • played two seasons at RCTC, in which the team went 10-1 and 10-2 • led 36 | DEFENSIVE BACK the team with 78 tackles, including 24 tackles-for-loss (9.0 sacks), as a sopho- Freshman | 6.2 | 200 more. Major: Undeclared Eden Prairie, Minn. | Eden Prairie HS HIGH SCHOOL: A 2012 graduate of Rochester Mayo High School • an all-state and all-conference honoree • also lettered in wrestling. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Eden Prairie High School • helped lead team to 13-0 record and a state championship as a senior (team’s fourth straight state title) • PERSONAL: Born Dec. 7, 1993 • parents are Bill Carr and Lori Heim • has two played both cornerback and linebacker • made 72 tackles, which included six tack- brothers (Teddy and Hunter) and three sisters (Amber, Taylor and Ashton). les-for-loss • named Associated Press First Team All-State and was named to the 2014 KARE11 All-Metro Defensive Team • coached by Mike Grant • also a standout basketball player.

PERSONAL: Born May 10, 1996 • parents are Steve Cashman, Corinne Meshbesher and Sarah Cashman • has one brother (Austen) and three sisters (Is- abelle, Claire and Lyla) • father, Steve, played football at St. Thomas University.

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2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 11 games and made 16 tackles • 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in the final 12 games games of the season, recorded 3.0 tackles-for-loss and forced one fumble on special teams. Game-by- mostly on special teams • started at right guard against Missouri, which marked Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois and his first start on the offensive line since he started at center at Indiana on Nov. 2, recorded three tackles • totaled four tackles, including one tackle-for-loss, against 2013 (suffered season-ending injury at Indiana) • received the team's Butch Nash Middle Tennessee • competed at TCU and against San Jose State • saw special Award, which is presented to the person who best displays a competitive spirit on teams action against Northwestern • made one tackle and forced one fumble on the field and in the classroom • Academic All-Big Ten • Big Ten Distinguished a kick return against Purdue • saw action at Illinois • made a career-high six tack- Scholar. Game-by-Game: Competed on special teams against Middle Tennessee, les (five solo) against Iowa, including one tackle-for-loss • played at Nebraska which was his first game action since Nov. 2, 2013, at Indiana when he suffered a and at Wisconsin • totaled two tackles against Missouri, including one tackle-for- season-ending injury • played on special teams at TCU and competed against San loss. Jose State • saw action at Michigan and against Northwestern, Purdue and at Illi- nois • competed against Iowa on the offense line and special teams and saw ac- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Mundy's Mill High School • helped lead his team to an tion against Ohio State • played at Nebraska and Wisconsin • started at right 8-5 record, which was the best season in school history • team advanced to Class guard and protected for an offense that passed for 267 yards and one touchdown 5A quarterfinals • honorable mention All-State • named Clayton County's top de- against Missouri. fensive player by the Clayton Daily News • moved from safety to linebacker during his senior season and led the team with 139 tackles (92 solo) • recorded 10 or 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Earned the starting ceter position and started the more tackles in eight games • had seven tackles-for-loss, which included six sacks first nine games of the season • missed the final four games of the season after • caught one pass for 10 yards • recorded 39 tackles as a junior, including five suffering a season-ending injury at Indiana • named Academic All-Big Ten and a tackles-for-loss and four sacks • caught seven passes for 81 yards as a tight end Big Ten Distinguished Scholar. Game-by-Game: Helped protect for an offense that • high school teammate of running back Rodney Smith • coached by Greg Manior rushed for 221 yards against UNLV • blocked for an offense that rushed for 342 • also lettered in basketball and track. yards at New Mexico State • helped pave the way for Minnesota to rush for 213 yards and four touchdowns against Western Illinois • protected for an offense that PERSONAL: Born Nov. 21, 1995 • son of Frederick and Eunice Celestin • has one rushed for 353 yards (most since 2005) and six touchdowns against San Jose State sister Alexus. • started against Iowa and at Michigan • started at Northwestern and protected for an offense that rushed for 176 yards • blocked for an offense that generated 430 yards of total offense (271 rushing yards) in a win against Nebraska • started at Indiana, but suffered a season-ending injury in the second quarter.

2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 10 games • started six games (at left guard at Iowa, vs, Northwestern and vs. Texas Tech and at center vs. Purdue, vs. Michigan and at Illinois) • named Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut in a reserve role against New Hampshire and helped pave the way for the Gophers to rush for a season-high 240 yards • protected for an offense that passed for a 246 yards and three touchdowns vs. Pur- due • blocked for Minnesota's offense as it rushed for 231 yards at Illinois • started vs. Texas Tech as Minnesota gained 222 yards on the ground.

2011: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Standout at Minnetonka High School • helped lead Skippers to a 5-5 mark as a senior • served as a team captain during 2010 season • during his junior season, he helped lead his team to an 8-3 mark and a berth in the Class 5A Section 6 finals • coached by Dave Nelson.

PERSONAL: Born June 29, 1992 • son of Margie and Kurt Christenson • has one brother, James • has already graduated with a degree in biochemistry • pursuing a master’s in public health administration and policy.

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2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Started 12 games played and made 23 tackles • OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star recruit by ESPN, Rivals, 247Sports and Scout notched 7.0 tackles-for-los (4.0 sacks) • forced one fumble, recovered one fum- • ESPN, Rivals and 247Sports all list him as the No. 4 prospect in Minnesota • ble and broke up two passes • started 21 straight games at defensive end be- Scout tabs him as the No. 1 offensive tackle in Minnesota, the No. 8 tackle in the fore playing a reserve role against Iowa • received All-Big Ten honorable mention Midwest and the No. 54 tackle prospect in the nation. from coaches and media. Game-by-Game: Made three tackles against Eastern Illinois • totaled one tackle, .5 tackle-for-loss and knocked the ball out of quar- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Red Wing High School • allowed one sack all season as terback Austin Grammer's hand leading to an interception by Damien Wilson he was named First-Team All-State by the Associated Press, All-Metro by KARE11 against Middle Tennessee • registered three tackles, including .5 tackle-for- and was voted the Big 9 Conference Lineman of the Year • on defense he recorded loss, and broke up one pass at TCU • forced one fumble (the fifth of his career) 14 sacks and made 124 tackles • coached by former Minnesota quarterback Rickey and tallied one sack for a loss of 11 yards against San Jose State • recovered a Foggie. fumble (the third of his career), broke up one pass and made three tackles, including .5 tackle-for-loss, at Michigan • assisted on one tackle each against PERSONAL: Born Sept. 17, 1996 • son of Chuck and Tami Connelly • has two Northwestern and Purdue • recorded one sack at Illinois • assisted on one tackle brothers (Hunter and Christian). against Iowa • made one tackle against Ohio State • recorded three tackles, including two tackles-for-loss (one sack), at Nebraska • started at Wisconsin • made four tackles, including two tackles-for-loss and one sack against Mis- MICHAEL CONWAY souri. 19 | WIDE RECEIVER 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Started 13 games at defensive end • recorded Sophomore (RS) | 6.5 | 218 30 tackles • led team in sacks (7.5) and was second in tackles-for-loss (10.0) Major: Undeclared • broke up two passes, forced four fumbles and recovered one fumble • named La Crescent, Minn. | Aquinas HS (Wis.) Second Team All-Big Ten by the media. Game-by-Game: Made his first career start against UNLV and recorded two tackles • recorded five tackles, which in- 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see game action. cluded two tackles-for-loss and one sack, at New Mexico State • registered five tackles, which included three tackles-for-loss and two sacks, against Western 2013: Redshirted. Illinois • tallied two tackles against San Jose State • assisted on one tackle against Iowa and started at Michigan • made four solo tackles (including one HIGH SCHOOL: Lives in Minnesota, but attended Aquinas High School in Wis- sack) at Northwestern and also forced and recovered a fumble • recorded four consin • led the team to a 6-4 record as a senior • completed 108 of 225 passes tackles, including 1.5 sacks, and forced a fumble against Nebraska • made for 1,950 yards and 20 touchdowns as a senior • added 11 touchdowns and 860 three tackles at Indiana and one tackle-for-loss against Penn State • assisted yards rushing en route to being named the La Crosse Tribune Football Player of the on one tackle against Wisconsin • notched one sack and forced a fumble at Year • also had one receiving touchdown and returned one punt for a touchdown Michigan State • made one tackle and broke up one pass against Syracuse. • junior season was shortened because of an injury, but he still threw for 850 yards and three touchdowns in five games • also rushed for 183 yards on 40 carries and 2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in all 13 games • recorded six tackles caught five passes for 98 yards • 2012 All-State honoree • three-time All-Missis- and one sack • named Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Made his Min- sippi Valley Conference and All-City selection • helped basketball team to a 2011 nesota and collegiate debut at UNLV, but did not record any statistics • recorded state championship • coached by Dan Coughlin. first career tackle against Western Michigan • played vs. Syracuse and made two tackles • notched his first career sack vs. Purdue • had one tackle vs. Michi- PERSONAL: Born Nov. 27, 1994 • son of Jeff and Julie Conway • has three sib- gan and at Illinois • played vs. Texas Tech but did not record any stats. lings.

2011: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2011 graduate of Homestead High School • helped lead Homestead to a 5-4 record in 2010 as the Broncos' top pass rusher • played in the Miami Dolphins Dade vs. Broward All-Star Football Game • helped lead a defense that ranked in the top three in Dade County • Bronco defense allowed just 94 yards rushing, 78 yards passing and 9.6 points per game in 2010 • coached by Bobby McCray.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 10, 1992 • son of Pamela Knight • has already earned his degree in business and marketing education • working on a certificate program in human resource development.

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n Player Profiles

OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star recruit by ESPN and two-star prospect by Ri- OVERVIEW: Received three stars from 247Sports and is listed as a two-star vals, 247Sports and Scout • ESPN tabs him as the No. 54 safety in his class, while prospect by Rivals. 247Sports has him at No. 113 • ranked as the 38th-best recruit in Louisiana by ESPN and as the No. 88 talent in the state according to 247Sports. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Howard High School, where he helped the Lions (12-1) win the Howard County championship and make the state semifinals • played his HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Dutchtown High School • played in 12 games as a sen- entire senior season as a 16-year-old • named the Baltimore Sun’s 2014 All-Metro ior and made 43 tackles, which included two sacks • broke up three passes, re- Defensive Player of the Year and the Howard County Times and Columbia Flier Foot- covered three fumbles and made one interception • coached by Benny Saia • also ball Defensive Player of the Year • earned first-team all-state honors • led a de- played baseball. fense that held opponents to 7.5 points per game and shut out five teams • recorded 101 tackles and 38 quarterback hurries as a senior • his 42 tackles-for- PERSONAL: Born June 28, 1997 • son of Alonzo and Loretta Craighton • has three loss included 17.5 sacks • also recorded one interception, one fumble recovery sisters (Aleah, Shantell and Alaijah) • cousin, Travis Minor, played football at and one touchdown • coached by Bruce Strunk. Florida State and in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Rams. PERSONAL: Born Jan. 1, 1998 • son of Winston and LaVonne DeLattiboudere • has two brothers (Bryan and Brandon) • father, Winston, played football at Bowie State. DEMRY CROFT 11 | QUARTERBACK CEDRIC DICKE Freshman | 6.5 | 198 24 | LINEBACKER Major: Undeclared Junior (RS) | 6.3 | 216 Rockford, Ill. | Boylan HS Major: Undeclared Cannon Falls, Minn. | Cannon Falls HS OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star prospect by ESPN, Rivals, 247Sports and Scout • 247Sports tags him as the No. 7 prospect in Illinois, while Rivals has him 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Did not see any game action. at No. 18 and ESPN lists him at No. 41 • 247Sports ranks him as the No. 18 dual- threat quarterback in his class, while Rivals slots him at No. 29 in their quarter- 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see any game action. back rankings and ESPN has him at No. 48 • Scout lists him as a the No. 1 quarterback in Illinois, the No. 4 quarterback in the Midwest and the No. 26 quar- 2012: Redshirted. terback in the nation. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Cannon Falls High School • ranked as a two-star prospect HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Boylan High School • played in 10 games as a senior by Rivals.com • saw action on both sides of the ball in high school • recorded 52 and passed for 2,011 yards and 21 touchdowns • also rushed for 845 yards and tackles with three interceptions as a linebacker during his senior season • rushed 10 scores • named Honorable Mention All-State • competed in the Offense-De- for 773 yards and seven touchdowns, caught 21 passes for 324 yards and two fense All-American Bowl at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando where he completed 12-of- touchdowns in 2011 • completed 11-of-26 passes for 184 yards as a senior • 15 passes for 213 yards and two touchdowns • saw action in 12 games as a junior earned team MVP and team offensive player of the year honors • earned all-con- and passed for 1,879 yards and 16 passes, while rushing for 685 yards and 12 ference honors • coached by Josh Hofstedt. scores • coached by John Cacciatore • was also a standout basketball player and member of the bowling team. PERSONAL: Born July 13, 1993 • son of Josh and Carie Dicke.

PERSONAL: Born Aug. 1, 1997 • son of Robert and Shereese Croft • has two sisters (Brooke and Sabiyah). RAY DIXON 59 | LINEBACKER Sophomore (RS) | 6.3 | 228 Major: Business and Marketing Education Loxahatchee, Fla. | Seminole Ridge HS

2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Northwestern but did not record any statistics.

2013: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Seminole Ridge High School • led team to a district title and an 8-3-1 record as a senior • recorded 97 tackles • posted 18 tackles-for-loss and six sacks, seven sacks, and one interception • registered 66 tackles as a junior, which included 14 tackles for loss and four sacks • coached by Matt Dickmann • listed as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com, ESPN and 247sports.com • received a two-star rating from Scout.com • ESPN ranked him as the No. 84 outside linebacker in the nation and the No. 138 player in Florida.

PERSONAL: Born May 1, 1995 • son of Rayfield and Angela Dixon • has three siblings.

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OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star prospect by ESPN, Rivals, 247Sports and 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games, starting one • made 14 Scout • 247Sports and ESPN list him as the No. 3 prospect in Minnesota, while tackles, including 3.0 for a loss (1.5 sacks). Game-by-Game: Made five tackles, in- Scout has him as the No. 2 offensive tackle in Minnesota and the No. 12 offensive cluding one tackle-for-loss, against Eastern Illinois • totaled two tackles, includ- tackle in the Midwest • Scout tags him as No. 71 player at his position, while ESPN ing one sack, against Middle Tennessee • played at TCU • talled three tackles, one has him at No. 123 and 247Sports has him at No. 131. tackle-for-loss and .5 sack against San Jose State • played at Michigan, against Northwestern and against Purdue, but did not record any statistics • tallied two HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Chaska High School • helped lead team to a 7-3 record tackles at Illinois • assisted on one tackle against Iowa • saw action against Ohio and a 5-1 mark in conference play • two-year starter • named First-Team All- State, at Nebraska and at Wisconsin • made one tackle against Missouri. State by the Associated Press, All-Metro by KARE11 and was an all-conference selection. 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 10 games • made 10 tackles, including one tackle-for-loss • named Outstanding Defensive Freshman of the Year. Game- PERSONAL: Born March 6, 1997 • son of Mike and Holly Dovich • has one brother by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against UNLV and recorded (Mitch) and one siter (Alexandra). two tackles • registered two solo tackles at New Mexico State • played against Western Illinois, but did not record any statistics • made one tackle against San Jose State • made one tackle against Iowa and at Northwestern • competed against BERKLEY EDWARDS Nebraska • played against Penn State and Wisconsin, but did not record any sta- 32 | RUNNING BACK tistics • made three solo tackles, including one tackle-for-loss against Syracuse. Sophomore (RS) | 5.9 | 192 | Letters: 1 Major: Business and Marketing Education HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lewisville High School • was a three-year letterwinner Novi, Mich. | Chelsea HS • earned first-team All-District 8-5A in 2012 after being named honorable mention in 2010 • tallied 24 tackles, 2.5 sacks and recorded one fumble recovery as a senior in 2012 • made 26 tackles, 3.5 sacks and forced two fumbles as a junior • 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 12 games and started two times • coached by Greg Miller • enrolled at the University of Minnesota in January 2013 rushed 30 times for 140 yards and two touchdowns • caught three passes for 24 and participated in spring practice • Scout.com listed him as a two-star recruit and yards. Game-by-Game: Rushed four times for 60 yards and two touchdowns (1 as the No. 123 player at his position • Rivals.com named him a three-star prospect. yard and 42 yard runs) as he made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois • carried the ball six times for 17 yards against Middle Tennessee PERSONAL: Born June 30, 1995 • son of Joel and Edith Ekpe • older brother, Scott, • rushed three times for six yards at TCU • carried the ball three times for nine is a defensive lineman for the Gophers. yards against San Jose State • competed at Michigan and against Northwestern and Purdue • rushed one time for four yards at Illinois • had eight carries for 35 yards against Iowa • rushed two times for 11 yards at Nebraska • played at Wis- consin • caught one pass for 21 yards against Missouri.

2013: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Chelsea High School • earned First Team All-State honors as a senior after rushing for 1,329 yards and 21 touchdowns on 204 carries • led Chelsea to a 6-4 overall record in 2012 including a 5-1 mark in division play • rushed for 1,584 yards and 18 scores as a junior • Michigan state champion in the 100-meter (10.58) and 200-meter (21.37) dashes • also a member of the winning 4x100 meter relay team at the junior Olympics • coached by Bradford Bush • earned a three-star ranking from Rivals.com and Scout.com • rated as the No. 63 running back in the nation and the No. 15 overall prospect in Michigan by ESPN • listed as the No. 13 overall prospect in Michigan by Rivals.com • ranked as the No. 71 running back in the nation by Scout.com.

PERSONAL: Born March 7, 1995 • son of Stanley and Carolyn Edwards • has three siblings • father, Stan, played college football at Michigan and spent six seasons in the NFL • brother, Braylon, played wide receiver at Michigan and played for the New York Jets, Seattle, San Francisco and Cleveland in the NFL.

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2014: Made his first career start against Eastern Illinois, but suffered a season- 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 13 games and made one start • recorded ending injury during the game • received a medical hardship from the NCAA and 11 tackles, including two for a loss (one sack) • tallied one forced fumble, one has two seasons of eligibility remaining. fumble recovery and one pass breakup • moved from tight end to defensive line during fall camp. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut and 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games • made 19 tackles, includ- made two solo tackles against Eastern Illinois • made one tackle against Middle ing one tackle-for-loss. Game-by-Game: Saw action against UNLV and recorded Tennessee • played at TCU • broke up one pass and recovered one fumble against four tackles • assisted on one tackle at New Mexico State • played against West- San Jose State • recorded two tackles, including one tackle-for-loss, and forced a ern Illinois, San Jose State, Iowa and at Michigan but did not record any statistics fumble at Michigan • made one tackle each against Northwestern and Purdue and • made three tackles, including one for a loss, at Northwestern • notched one at Illinois • recorded one sack against Iowa in his first career start • assisted on tackle against Nebraska and two at Indiana • assisted on two tackles against one tackle against Ohio State • saw action at Nebraska and at Wisconsin • made Penn State and Wisconsin • made one tackle at Michigan State • assisted on three one tackle against Missouri. tackles against Syracuse. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Somerset High School • named one of 16 State Scholar 2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in all 13 games • recorded 14 tackles and Athlete award winners by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association • 4.0 tackles-for-loss • named team's Outstanding Defensive Freshman of the Year. helped the Spartans post an 11-2 record and make the state semifinals as a sen- Game-by-Game: Made Minnesota and collegiate debut at UNLV and recorded two ior in 2013 • led team in receptions (7) and receiving yards (129) and also caught tackles • made one solo tackle against New Hampshire and against Western Michi- one touchdown (team passed for 431 yards and seven touchdowns during his sen- gan • registered two solo tackles, which included one tackle-for-loss, and recov- ior season) • effective blocker in team's run-heavy offense that rushed for 2,969 ered a fumble in win against Syracuse • assisted on one tackle at Iowa • made one yards • second on team with 72 tackles (43 solo) and led the state of Wisconsin solo tackle vs. Northwestern and vs. Purdue • recorded two tackles, including one with 28 tackles-for-loss • recorded 11 sacks and forced seven fumbles • broke up for a loss, vs. Michigan • made one solo tackle vs. Michigan State • notched two seven passes and recovered one fumble • named first team All-State on defense tackles, including one for a loss vs. Texas Tech. as a DE/OLB • ended career with 19 catches for 375 yards and six touchdowns • was the only non-senior starter on Somerset's 12-1 state championship team in HIGH SCHOOL: A 2011 graduate of Lewisville High School • earned second-team 2012 • football coach was Bruce Larson • a 1,000-point scorer in basketball and All-District 8-5A honors as an offensive lineman as a senior • was a second-team also lettered in track. All-District 8-5A defensive line choice following his junior season • tallied 30 tackles, three tackles-for-loss, one sack and three forced fumbles in 2010 • recorded PERSONAL: Born Sept. 8, 1995 • son of George Elmore • guardians are Bruce 24 total stops, 2.5 tackles-for-loss, 0.5 sacks and one forced fumble as a senior • and Kelly Larson • has six siblings, three brothers and three sisters • Bruce Lar- coached by Dick Olin. son played played football at UW-River Falls from 1983-86 and was inducted into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2013. PERSONAL: Born March 10, 1994 • son of Joel and Edith Ekpe • younger brother, Hendrick, is a defensive lineman for the Gophers • has already earned his degree in business and marketing education • working on his master's degree in human CHAD FAHNING resource development. 70 | OFFENSIVE LINE Sophomore (RS) | 6.6 | 293 Major: Political Science St. Paul, Minn. | DeLaSalle HS

2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see game action.

2013: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2012 DeLaSalle High School graduate • three-year starter and a two-star recruit according to Rivals.com and Scout.com • helped lead DeLaSalle to a 10-2 overall record and a 5-0 conference mark as a senior • helped anchor an offensive line that rushed for 2,364 yards and passed for 1,303 yards • started 34 games during his high school career, while earning four varsity letters • named First-Team All-State and All Metro as a senior • coached by Sean McMenomy.

PERSONAL: Born November 10, 1994 • son of Paul Fahning • has one sister, Heidi.

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OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star prospect by ESPN, Rivals and Scout, while 2014: Redshirted. 247Sports gave him two stars • Rivals pegs him as the No. 53 running back in his class • Scout lists him as the No. 1 running back in Ontario and the No. 154 run- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Theodore High School • rushed 77 times for 509 yards, ning back in his class, while 247Sports has him at No. 2 for prospects in Ontario while also catching 18 passes for 280 yards and seven touchdowns • passed for and at No. 164 for running backs • ESPN ranks him as the No. 4 recruit in his re- three touchdowns as a senior • notched 18 tackles on defense including five sacks gion and as the 129th-best running back. • broke up two passes, caused three fumbles and also recovered one fumble • coached by Eric Collier • lettered in basketball. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended St. Andrew’s College • played in eight games as a senior and rushed for 1,648 yards (137.3 yards-per-game) and 12 touchdowns • PERSONAL: Born Feb. 5, 1996 • son of Jerry and Henrietta Gibson • has two sis- rushed 23 times for 137 yards and was named MVP in the 2014 National Under- ters. classmen Combine All-American game in Myrtle Beach, S.C. • coached by Len Gurr. MOSE HALL PERSONAL: Born April 11, 1996. 94 | DEFENSIVE LINE Freshman | 6.4 | 255 DESMOND GANT Major: Undeclared Mobile, Ala. | Murphy HS 13 | WIDE RECEIVER Freshman (RS) | 6.3 | 214 OVERVIEW: Major: Undeclared Ranked as a three-star prospect by Rivals • received two stars from 247Sports, who ranked him as the No. 68 prospect in Alabama and as the No. 102 Aurora, Ill. | East Aurora HS defensive tackle in the country.

2014: Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Murphy High School, which is the same high school that current Gophers Gary Moore and KJ Maye went to, and led his team to a 7-5 record HIGH SCHOOL: Attended East Aurora High School • named All-Conference and and a 5-3 mark in region play • recorded 100 total tackles as a senior, which in- also received Honorable Mention 8A All-State recognition as a defensive back after cluded 56 solo stops • averaged 9.1 tackles-per-game • carded five sacks on the recording 41 tackles as a senior • caught three touchdown passes and averaged 20 season for a loss of 21 yards • coached by Rick Cauley. yards per reception • returned three of his 13 kickoff returns for touchdowns and averaged 35 yards per return • finished eighth in the 200-meter dash (22.01) in the PERSONAL: Born April 10, 1997 • son of Tisa and Orlando England • has one 3A track finals to earn All-State honors • All-Conference in 100-meter, 200-meter brother (Kyle) and one sister (Miriah). and 4x200 meter relay • football coach was Kurt Becker, who played offensive guard at Michigan and then played nine years in the NFL with Chicago and Los Angeles.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 13, 1995 • son of Mike and Mitzi Gant • has three broth- TREY HANSEN ers and one sister. 39 | LONG SNAPPER Freshman | 6.2 | 205 ISAIAH GENTRY Major: Undeclared 2 | WIDE RECEIVER Cedar Falls, Iowa | Cedar Falls HS Freshman (RS) | 6.4 | 205 OVERVIEW: Major: Undeclared Received a five-star ranking and is listed as the No. 7 long snapper in the nation by Kohl’s. Cincinnati, Ohio | Moeller HS HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Cedar Falls High School • played at Becker High School 2014: Redshirted. in Minnesota for two years before his family moved to Iowa • was a long snapper all four years of his high school career, but also played safety and quarterback at HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Moeller High School • helped lead his team to a 14-1 Cedar Falls • was a captain his senior year and helped lead his team to an 8-3 record and state championship • made seven catches for 182 yards and two touch- overall record and a 4-1 mark in conference play • named All-Metro as a quar- downs (two touchdowns tied a state championship game record) as the Crusaders terback • completed 39 passes for 630 yards and six touchdowns as a senior • beat Mentor 55-52 to win the Division I title • made 44 catches for 1,104 yards also rushed for one touchdown • completed 53 passes for 799 yards and six touch- and 10 touchdowns as a senior • had 10 catches in first seven games, but then downs as a junior • rushed for 50 yards and one score • coached by Brad Rem- recorded 34 catches in final eight games • during the last eight weeks of the sea- mert during his senior year and was coached by Pat Mitchell as a junior • played son he had games of 160, 173, 182 and 229 yards and caught eight touchdowns • basketball at Becker, but did not play at Cedar Falls. averaged 25.1 yards per catch as a senior • finished third on the team in scoring with 62 points • named first-team All-District and special mention All-State • also PERSONAL: Born Aug. 29, 1996 • son of Denny Hansen and Tracy Cherney • has a standout member of the Moeller track and field team. one sister (Teagan) • father, Denny, played football at Northern Iowa.

PERSONAL: Born June 5, 1996 • son of Dorrell and Pershana Madaris • has two brothers and one sister • great uncle-in-law Rodney Heath played cornerback for the Gophers from 1993-96 and played in the NFL for Cincinnati and Atlanta.

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OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star prospect by ESPN and 247Sports, while Ri- 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in two games and made his Minnesota vals and Scout gave him two stars • 247Sports lists him as the No. 17 recruit in and collegiate debut when he attempted a point-after attempt against Iowa • at- Missouri and the No. 113 cornerback in the nation, while ESPN pegs him as the tempted one onside kick against Ohio State. 21st-best player in Missouri and as the 150th-best cornerback. 2013: Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Webb City High School (same school Coach Kill led to a state title in 1989; school has won 13 state championships since 1989) • as a sen- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Montini Catholic High School • set the nation's second- ior led team to 15-0 record and state championship, which was the fifth straight longest streak ever of made PATs with 112 in a row • 2012 All-State, All-Area, All- for the Cardinals • made 32 tackles and notched one interception as a senior • County, All-City and All-Suburban Christian Conference selection • member of four caught 32 passes for 684 yards and eight touchdowns • totaled 1,224 all-purpose state championship teams • as a senior, made 54 of 56 PATs and 13 of 18 FGs, with yards (236 rushing, 684 receiving, 213 kick return and 91 punt return) • com- a long of 54 yards • also had a kickoff average of 65 yards • 77-of-81 on PATs and pleted his only pass for 46 yards • played in 15 games as a junior and recorded 7-of-9 on FGs, with a long of 41 yards, as a junior • four year letterwinner in foot- 41 tackles and four interceptions • caught 24 passes for 458 yards and 11 touch- ball and also lettered twice in soccer • coached by Chris Andriano. downs • totaled 743 all-purpose yards (79 rushing, 458 receiving, 126 kick return, 58 punt return and 22 interception return) • as a sophomore he notched 30 tack- PERSONAL: Born January 20, 1995 • son of Robert and Sharon Harte • has two les and seven interceptions • finished his career with 56 catches for 1,142 yards siblings. 19 receiving touchdowns and 29 total touchdowns • coached by John Rederique • also a standout track athlete and as a senior he won a state title in the 100M (10.71) and finished second in the 400M (48.14) and anchored Webb City's sec- JARED HARTMAN ond play 4x200M relay (1:28.32) • won the 200M (21.50) as a junior. . 40 | LONG SNAPPER PERSONAL: Born March 5, 1997 • parents are Kyle Hardin and Fenitra Mitchell. Senior (RS) | 6.3 | 232 | Letters: 1 Major: Civil Engineering NICK HART Falcon Heights, Minn. | Cretin-Derham Hall HS 45 | TIGHT END 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in all 13 games and served as the team's snap- Sophomore (RS) | 6.5 | 240 | Letters: 1 per on punts • was successful on all 67 of his punt snap attempts. Game-by-Game: Major: Business and Marketing Education Successfully converted all five of his punt snaps against Eastern Illinois • snapped six successful punt snaps against Middle Tennessee • converted all eight of his Prior Lake, Minn. | Prior Lake HS punt snaps at TCU and all four against San Jose State • was successful on six punt snaps at Michigan and on five against Northwestern • snapped four successful 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Competed in 11 games, playing on special teams. punt snaps against Purdue and six snaps at Illinois • snapped on three punts Game-by-Game: Played at home against Eastern Illinois, Middle Tennessee, San against Iowa and on five punts against Ohio State • snapped for three punts at Ne- Jose State, Purdue, Iowa and Ohio State • saw road action at Michigan, Illinois, Ne- braska and for seven punts at Wisconsin • snapped on five punts against Missouri. braska and Wisconsin • played against Missouri. 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Did not see any game action. 2013: Redshirted. 2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see any game action. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Prior Lake High School • 2012 All-State Honorable Men- tion selection • named to KARE 11's All-Metro Team • part of section champi- 2011: Redshirted. onship teams in 2011 and 2012 • caught 22 passes for 485 yards and four touchdowns as a senior, including a 93 yard touchdown • earned All-South Sub- HIGH SCHOOL: Was a standout long snapper at Cretin-Derham Hall during his urban Conference honors in both football and basketball in 2012 • coached by prep career. Matt Gegenheimer. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 2, 1992 • son of Karen and Chris Hartman. PERSONAL: Born Oct. 3, 1994 • son of Pat and Nancy Hart • Pat played football for the Gophers (1984-88), while Nancy was a swimmer for the Maroon and Gold (1984-88) • has two brothers.

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2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games and started one at fullback 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in all 13 games, seeing action on of- • Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Started at fullback against Eastern Illi- fense and on special teams • Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Made his nois and helped block for an offense that rushed for 182 yards and four touchdowns Minnesota and collegiate debut as a reserve against Eastern Illinois where he and passed for 144 yards and one touchdown against Eastern Illinois • helped pave helped spring a 42-yard touchdown run by Berkley Edwards • as a reserve, helped the way for Minnesota to rush for 284 yards, including a career-high 220 by David pave the way for Minnesota to rush for 284 yards, including a career-high 220 by Cobb, against Middle Tennessee • played at TCU and aganst San Jose State • com- David Cobb, against Middle Tennessee • saw extensive action as a reserve on the peted on special teams at Michigan and against Northwestern, Purdue and at Illi- offensive line at TCU • helped protect for an offense that rushed for 380 yards nois • played on special teams and on offense against Iowa • saw special teams against San Jose State • competed at Michigan and played on special teams action against Ohio State and at Nebraska • returned two kickoffs for 28 yards at against Northwestern, Purdue and at Illinois • played on offense and on special Wisconsin • competed on special teams against Missouri. teams against Iowa • saw action on special teams against Ohio State • competed at Nebraska, at Wisconsin and against Missouri. 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Made his season and collegiate debut against Wis- consin where he played on special teams and returned one kickoff seven yards • 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see any game action. played on special teams at Michigan State. 2012: Redshirted. 2012: Redshirted • moved from defensive line to fullback prior to the start of 2013 spring practice. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended St. Thomas Academy • rated the No. 112 prospect in the nation on the ESPNU 150 • earned a four-star ranking, while also being named the HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Andover High School • saw action in just two games as top player in the state of Minnesota and the No. 9 offensive guard in the nation by a senior, before suffering a season-ending injury • earned all-state honorable men- ESPN • helped lead team to 20-2 record over last two seasons, including berths tion following his junior season • named to the all-metro third team in 2010 after in the section finals (2011) and the state semifinals (2010) • named first-team recording 61 tackles, 5.5 sacks and 21 tackles-for-loss • honorable mention all-con- all-state by the Associated Press and the Pioneer Press following his senior sea- ference as a sophomore when he recorded 53 tackles, 5.5 sacks and nine tackles- son • garnered Star-Tribune and KARE-11 All-Metro accolades following the 2011 for-loss in 2009 • coached by Rich Wilkie. season • also named first-team all-conference after his senior year • honorable mention all-conference choice as a junior • helped lead Cadets to more than 370 PERSONAL: Born Jan. 4, 1994 • son of Brian and Eileen Hartmann • Brian played yards per game as a junior and senior • coached by Dave Ziebarth. baseball at Minnesota, while Eileen ran cross country. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 21, 1993 • son of Julie Scharber.

JACOB HERBERS 47 | PUNTER Freshman | 6.2 | 195 Major: Undeclared Battle Creek, Mich. | Lakeview HS

OVERVIEW: Received three-star rating from ESPN, who also lists him as the No. 38 punter in the nation and the No. 25 prospect in Michigan • Rivals and Scout tab him as a two-star recruit, while Scout pegs him as the No. 9 punter in the nation and the 68th-best prospect in the state • received five stars as a punter from Kohl’s and four stars as a kicker • ranked as the No. 20 punter in his class by Kohl’s.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lakeview High School • helped lead team to an overall 9-2 record and a 5-0 mark in conference play • named AP Division 1-2 All-State as a punter • punted 34 times as a senior and averaged 40.88 yards • connected on nine of 11 field goals and also made 41 of 45 point-after attempts • kicked off 66 times and recorded 37 touchbacks • a finalist for the Michigan High School Ath- letic Association 2014-15 Scholar-Athlete Awards.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 2, 1997 • son of Greg and Beth Herbers • has one brother (Matthew).

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2014: Redshirted. OVERVIEW: Received three stars from ESPN and two stars from Rivals, 247Sports and Scout • rated 29th in his state by ESPN and 45th by 247Sports • tabbed the HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Briar Woods High School • helped lead his team to a 13- No. 36 inside linebacker by ESPN and No. 77 by 247Sports • enrolled at Minnesota 2 record as a senior and a berth in the Virginia 5A championship game • notched in January 2015 and participated in spring practice. five catches for 199 yards and three touchdowns in championship game • team won state titles during his freshman, sophomore and junior seasons • made 64 HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bolingbrook High School, where he helped lead the catches for 1,032 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior • returned six kickoffs for Raiders to an 8-4 record (5-2 in conference play) as a senior • named to the Class 219 yards and one touchdown • made 52 tackles, which included nine tackles-for- 8A All-State First Team as a senior • received Herald News All-Area honors and loss • returned one of his two interceptions for a touchdown • recovered one fum- Chicago Sun Times All-Area Honorable Mention in 2014 • made 75 tackles (48 ble • coached by Charlie Pierce. solo) as a senior • nine of his tackles went for loss, including seven sacks • added seven pass breakups, two interceptions, two fumble recoveries and one blocked PERSONAL: Born Dec. 3, 1995 • son of Melvin Holland Sr. punt • rushed for 187 yards and nine touchdowns as a fullback • coached by John Ivlow.

JACOB HUFF PERSONAL: Born May 19, 1997 • son of Sam and Dee Huff • has three brothers 17 | DEFENSIVE BACK (Jacob, Jaden and Micah) and one sister (Jan) • identical twin brother Jacob is a defensive back for the Gophers • brother Jaden is a running back at St. Cloud Freshman | 5-10 | 202 State. Major: Undeclared Bollingbrook, Ill. | Bollingbrook HS CRAIG JAMES OVERVIEW: Tabbed a three-star recruit by Rivals, ESPN and 247Sports, and a 22 | DEFENSIVE BACK two-star recruit by Scout • named the No. 23 player in Illinois by ESPN, No. 30 by Sophomore | 5.10 | 189 | Letters: 1 Rivals and No. 41 by 247Sports • ESPN rated him the No. 61 safety, and 247Sports has him at No. 127 • enrolled at Minnesota in January 2015 and participated in Major: Undeclared spring practice. Edwardsville, Ill. | Edwardsville HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bolingbrook High School, where he helped lead the 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in all 13 games • returned punts in the Raiders to an 8-4 record (5-2 in conference play) as a senior • a Class 8A All- final nine games of the season after Marcus Jones suffered an injury • returned 16 State Honorable Mention honoree • received Herald News All-Area honors and punts 139 yards • tallied eight tackles and three pass breakups. Game-by-Game: Chicago Sun Times All-Area Honorable Mention in 2014 • recorded 67 tackles (41 Notched one tackle and broke up two passes as he made Minnesota and collegiate solo), including seven stops for a loss, during his senior campaign • tallied five debut against Eastern Illinois • made two tackles against Middle Tennessee • pass breakups, two blocked kicks and two forced fumbles • rushed for 466 yards played at TCU and against San Jose State where he also fair caught one punt • and eight touchdowns as a tailback • coached by John Ivlow. made one tackle and returned four punts for 66 yards at Michigan • returned three punts and broke up one pass against Northwestern • made two tackles and re- PERSONAL: Born May 19, 1997 • son of Sam and Dee Huff • has three brothers turned one punt 19 yards against Purdue • returned one punt 6 yards at Illinois • (Julian, Jaden and Micah) and one sister (Jan) • identical twin brother Julian is a returned one punt 11 yards and asssisted on one tackle against Iowa • played linebacker for the Gophers • brother Jaden is a running back at St. Cloud State. against Ohio State • returned a punt 12 yards at Nebraska • returned four punts at Wisconsin • returned one punt 10 yards and made one tackle against Missouri.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Edwardsville High School • helped lead his team to a 12- 1 record as a senior, as the Tigers advanced to the Class 7A semifinals • named first team All-Southwestern Conference, 2013 St. Louis "All-American" Football Team and honorable mention All-State • made 28 tackles • picked off four passes and broke up three more • returned two punts and one kickoff for touchdowns • second-team all-state defensive back for Class 7A, first team All-Southwestern Conference and first team All-St. Louis Metro as a junior • made 23 tackles, grabbed six interceptions and recovered two fumbles • scored three of his six touchdowns on returns (two on kickoff returns and one on an interception return) • team went 10-2 and advanced to the Class 7A quarterfinals • as a junior was a member of school's 800-meter relay team, which won a state title with a time of 1:27.98.

PERSONAL: Born April 29, 1996 • son of Pamela Beverly-James • has one brother, Cameron, who played wide receiver at McKendree University in Lebanon, Ill.

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2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Started six of 12 games played • recorded 33 tack- OVERVIEW: Received three-star ratings from Rivals, ESPN and 247Sports, while les (2.5 for loss), three pass breakups and one interception. Game-by-Game: Made Scout gave him two stars • ESPN and 247Sports both tabbed him the top recruit in seven tackles, broke up one pass and returned an interception 17 yards (second North Dakota • rated the No. 118 running back recruit by 247Sports. interception of his career) against Eastern Illinois • made one tackle against Mid- dle Tennessee • registered two tackles, including one tackle-for-loss, at TCU • HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Fargo South High School, where he led the Bruins to the tallied one tackle against San Jose State • broke up one pass at Michigan • Class AAA championship in 2013 and semifinals in 2014 • set career school records recorded seven tackles against Northwestern • made two tackles and broke up with 6,158 rushing yards and 81 total touchdowns • became the first ever two-time one pass against Purdue • tallied two tackles at Illinois • made four tackles Gatorade North Dakota Player of the Year • piled up 2,072 rushing yards on 216 car- against Iowa • tallied three tackles against Ohio State • missed Nebraska game ries and scored a school-record 34 touchdowns (32 rushing) in 2014 • rushed for a with an injury, but saw special teams action at Wisconsin • totaled four tackles, school-record 2,671 yards on 266 carries and scored 30 touchdowns (29 rushing) as including 1.5 tackles-for-loss, against Missouri. a junior • notched five career 300-yard rushing games, including a career-best 413 yards in a game against Century his senior season • turned in five five-touchdown 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games and started six • fourth on games during his career • had a long run of 92 yards as a junior • two-time first- the team in tackles (69) and solo tackles (45) • notched one tackle-for-loss and team all-state selection • coached by Troy Mattern • also a standout in hockey and .5 sack • broke up three passes, made one interception and forced one fumble • track. returned five kicks for 143 yards • averaged 28.6 yards per kick return, with a long of 53 yards. Game-by-Game: Recorded one tackle against UNLV and also registered PERSONAL: Born Sept. 22, 1996 • son of James and Margrit Johannesson • has one his first career interception • made three tackles at New Mexico State • tallied sister (Margrit) • father, James, played football at Jamestown College, while uncle, three tackles and broke up one pass against Western Illinois • tied for team lead Jon Norstog, played football at North Dakota State University. with six tackles against San Jose State • returned three kickoffs for 92 yards (longest was 53) and made two solo tackles against Iowa • recorded two tackles at Michigan • led team with 11 tackles (seven solo) and also returned one kickoff for 22 yards at Northwestern • made five tackles and broke up one pass against Nebraska • started at Indiana and had six tackles and one pass breakup • notched nine tackles and returned one kickoff 29 yards against Penn State • led team with 10 tackles against Wisconsin • assisted on three tackles at Michigan State • made eight tackles, including .5 sack, and forced a fumble against Syracuse.

2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 12 games and started vs. Texas Tech. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut at UNLV, but did not record any statistics • saw action vs. New Hampshire and was credited with his first career tackle • played against Western Michigan and had one tackle on special teams • had one solo tackle at Wisconsin • assisted on one tackle vs. Michi- gan • assisted on two tackles at Nebraska • recorded one solo tackle vs. Michigan State • made six tackles and had one pass breakup vs. Texas Tech.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Shaker Heights High School • scored 23 touchdowns and rushed for 1,137 yards as a running back during his senior season • recorded 84 total tackles (51 solo, 33 assists) in 2011 • also tacked on a pair of interceptions during his senior season • coached by Jarvis Gibson.

PERSONAL: Born January 25, 1994 • son of James Young and Toni Johnson-Young.

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2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Did not see any game action. 2014: Redshirted.

2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in two games • made his collegiate debut HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Washburn High School in Minneapolis • team finished on special teams against UNLV • notched one tackle on special teams at Indiana. 8-2 • named MVP of the 2013-14 Under Armour All-America Game with 72 total yards and a touchdown reception • Minnesota's 2013 Mr. Football • named All- 2012: Redshirted. State by the Associated Press • Star Tribune All-Metro and Pioneer Press All-East Metro • rushed 167 times for 1,525 yards and 34 touchdowns in 10 games as a HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Edina High School • all conference honorable mention senior • surpassed 100 yards rushing eight times and 200 yards two times • as a senior • led the Hornets to a 5-5 record and a win in the Class 5A Section play- caught 17 passes for 493 yards and eight touchdowns • longest run of the year was offs • was named team Defensive Player of the Year • competed on Hornets' track 75 yards, while longest reception was 99 yards • rushed for a score in eight games and basketball teams • member of the 4x100-meter relay team that set a school and caught a touchdown pass in six games • returned seven kickoffs for 262 yards record of 42.44 • also first student in Edina history to become a Gates Millennium and seven punts for 39 yards • punted three times (longest was 51 yards) for an Scholar. average of 44.33 yards • in 2012, carried the ball 111 times for 1,002 yards and nine scores, while adding 10 receptions for 149 yards and three touchdowns • to- PERSONAL: Born Feb. 12, 1994 • son of Sarah and Doug Jones. taled 4,668 yards and 92 touchdowns during his career as a four-year starter • also a standout basketball player for the Millers • football coach was Giovan Jenkins. DIOR JOHNSON PERSONAL: Born Jan. 10, 1996. 2 | DEFENSIVE BACK Freshman | 6.2 | 195 PAYTON JORDAHL Major: Undeclared 25 | LONG SNAPPER Southfield, Mich. | Southfield HS Freshman (RS) | 6.2 | 231 Major: Undeclared OVERVIEW: Rated a four-star recruit by Rivals, while 247Sports, ESPN and Scout Perham, Minn. | Perham HS gave him three stars • Rivals tabs him as the No. 20 safety in his class, while Scout has him 36th, 247Sports 84th and ESPN 89th • Scout rates him Michigan’s 2014: Redshirted. top safety • listed as Michigan’s No. 5 recruit by Rivals, while ESPN has him at No. 14 and 247Sports at No. 17. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Perham High School • served as the team's long snapper and also played fullback and linebacker • rushed 82 times for 608 yards and HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Southfield High School, where he was a three-year eight touchdowns as a senior, while also making 30 tackles • rushed for 1,605 starter • recorded 79 tackles and six pass breakups as a senior • caught the win- yards and 19 touchdowns during his high school career, while also making 265 ning touchdown pass in the Blue Jays’ Division 2 regional championship • named tackles • broke up seven passes, forced four fumbles, recovered five fumbles and to the AP Division 1-2 All-State First Team and Detroit Free Press Dream Team • made two interceptions in 39 career games • coached by his father, Mike Jordahl • two-time All-Oakland Activities Association Team selection • coached by Tim Con- also lettered in wrestling and track. ley • also lettered in track.

PERSONAL: Born April 8, 1996 • son of Mike and Kim Jordahl • Mike played foot- PERSONAL: Born Feb. 9, 1997 • son of Nicole and Filmel Johnson • has one ball at the University of Minnesota, Crookston in the late 1980s • has one sister, brother (Brent) • father played college football at Illinois and in the NFL with the Shelby. Buffalo Bills.

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2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see game action. 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in nine games and started one • made 12 tackles • tallied 2.5 tackles-for-loss (1.5 sacks), one forced fumble and two fumble re- 2013: Redshirted. coveries. Game-by-Game: Made his first career start against Eastern Illinois and recorded four tackles, recovered two fumbles, forced one fumble and notched one HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Phillipsburg High School • earned All-State First Team sack before leaving the game with an injury • returned to action at Michigan • honors in 2012 • two-time All-Mid-Continent League First Team kicker • 2012 made one tackle and notched .5 sack against Northwestern • recorded two tack- Dylan Meier finalist (Kansas high school football award that honors on-field and les and .5 tackle-for-loss against Purdue • played at Illinois and against Ohio off-field accomplishments) • as a senior, made 42 of 45 PATs and six of nine field State • assisted on one tackle at Nebraska • notched one tackle at Wisconsin • goals, with a long of 45 yards • led the state of Kansas in touchbacks (17), kick- totaled three tackles and .5 tackle-for-loss against Missouri. off yards and points during the regular season • 42-of-47 on PATs and 6-of-9 on FGs with a long of 46 yards as a junior • made 80 percent of his career FG at- 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 12 games, missing only the Western tempts between 40 and 50 yards • coached by J.B. Covington. Illinois game • registered 24 tackles, including 5.0 tackles-for-loss and 2.0 sacks • broke up one pass. Game-by-Game: Played against UNLV and made three solo PERSONAL: Born May 17, 1994 • son of Ron and Charlene Juenemann. tackles, which included two tackles-for-loss and one sack for a loss of 11 yards • made four tackles at New Mexico State • assisted on three tackles against San Jose State • saw action against Iowa and at Michigan • made two solo tackles at North- western • recorded two tackles, including one sack against Nebraska • competed JULIEN KAFO at Indiana • made three tackles against Penn State • totaled three solo tackles 91 | DEFENSIVE END against Wisconsin • registered two tackles at Michigan State and against Syra- Freshman (RS) | 6.4 | 255 cuse Major: Undeclared Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, Canada | Vanier College 2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 12 games, missing only the Purdue contest • made 14 tackles, 3.5 tackles-for-loss and 1.5 sacks. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut at UNLV and recorded one tackle • saw action 2014: Redshirted. against New Hampshire and made two solo tackles • had one tackle against Syra- cuse and at Iowa • made two solo tackles at Wisconsin • had two tackles and as- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Vanier College in Montreal, Quebec, Canada • helped sisted on one sack at Illinois • made three solo tackles at Nebraska and recovered lead team to a 7-4 record • recorded 35 tackles, which included 11 tackles-for-loss a fumble • had two solo tackles, including one sack, against Michigan State • • notched five sacks • broke up two passes and made one interception • named assisted on one tackle vs. Texas Tech. defensive lineman of the year • was limited to four games during his junior season as he dealt with an injury. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Hickman High School • led team to its first state playoff berth since 2004 as a senior • earned Class 6A First-Team All-State honors PERSONAL: Born Sept. 20, 1994 • son of Marie Noelle-Kafo. following the 2011 season • also an all-district selection following his senior year • second-team all-state selection as a junior • recorded 67 total tackles, including 22 tackles-for-loss and 12.5 sacks as a senior • forced five fumbles and recovered four loose balls in 2011 • saw action as a tight end/wide receiver as well during his senior season, catching five touchdown passes • had 75 tackles, 7.5 sacks, four blocked kicks and three forced fumbles as a junior • coached by Arnel Munroe.

PERSONAL: Born Nov. 20, 1993 • son of Kevin and Charity Keith.

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2014: Redshirted. 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in eight games and started six at right tackle • protected for an offense that rushed for 2,801 yards and 32 touchdowns. PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Played two seasons at Rochester Community and Technical Game-by-Game: Missed the Eastern Illinois game with an injury • split time with College and was named First Team All-Division in 2012 (team was 10-1) and 2013 Jonah Pirsig at right tackle and helped pave the way for Minnesota to rush for 284 (team was 10-2) • played quarterback, running back and receiver at RCTC • as a yards, including a career-high 220 by David Cobb, against Middle Tennessee • sophomore he completed 2-of-4 passes on the season for 26 yards, while finish- started his first game of the season at right tackle at TCU • protected for an offense ing third on the team in rushing with 77 carries for 502 yards and four touchdowns that rushed for 380 yards against San Jose State • provided protection for an of- • second on the team in receiving after hauling in 32 passes for 303 yards and one fense that rushed for 206 yards and passed for 167 yards at Michigan • helped touchdown • finished second on the team with 805 all-purpose yards in 11 games team average 5.1 yards-per-play against Northwestern • protected for an offense played • coached by Bill Quistorff. that scored 39 points, rushed for 285 yards and passed for 165 yards against Pur- due • started and protected for an offense that passed for 240 yards and rushed HIGH SCHOOL: A 2012 graduate of John Marshall High School in Rochester, Minn. for 171 yards at Illinois • missed the Iowa and Ohio State games with an injury • • was a three-year starter at quarterback, a three-time Big Nine All-Conference se- did not play at Nebraska and saw limited action at Wisconsin • missed the Missouri lection and a two-time team captain • received 2011 All-State Honorable Mention game with an illness. and also holds multiple weight room records • coached by Jack Drews. 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 13 games and started four • named to PERSONAL: Born Dec. 27, 1993 • son of Kevin and Pam Kirsch • has one sister the Football Writers Association of America Freshman All-America Team • named Ac- (Megan). ademic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota debut against UNLV • saw mostly special teams action at New Mexico State • saw extensive action at left tackle and helped pave the way for Minnesota to rush for 213 yards and four touchdowns against Western Illinois • started his first career game at left tackle and NOAH KUEHN protected for an offense that rushed for 353 yards (most since 2005) and six touch- 75 | OFFENSIVE LINE downs against San Jose State • started against Iowa and at Michigan • started at Freshman | 6-6 | 295 Northwestern and protected for an offense that rushed for 176 yards • blocked for Major: Undeclared an offense that generated 430 yards of total offense (271 rushing yards) against Ne- Eagan, Minn. | Eagan HS braska • protected for an offensive unit that gained 573 yards at Indiana • helped offense gain 381 yards against Penn State • competed against Wisconsin and blocked for an offense that rushed for 124 yards against Michigan State’s then-No. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Eagan High School • helped lead team to a 5-5 record 1 defense • protected for a unit that passed for two touchdowns and garnered 350 • started at left tackle and was a two-year letterwinner • named All Conference yards of offense against Syracuse. as a senior • protected for an offense that rushed for more than 1,500 yards • 2014 Academic All State • named one of 12 finalists for the Wendy’s High School 2012: Redshirted. Heisman • coached by Rick Sutton • three-year letterwinner in track and field, where he threw the discus and shot put • also played basketball. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Wayzata High School • led team to consecutive Prep Bowl appearances • Trojans finished 12-1 and state runners-up in 2011, while winning PERSONAL: Born Dec. 11, 1996 • son of Mark and Mary Ann Kuehn • has one sis- the state title and going 11-0 in 2010 • paved the way for an offensive unit that ter (Morgan). gained 341.9 yards per game, including 208 yards per game on the ground • named All-State by the AP • earned All-Metro honors from KARE-11 and the Star-Tribune • coached by Brad Anderson.

PERSONAL: Born July 11, 1994 • son of Bill and Jeanine Lauer.

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he rushed three times for 25 yards and scored his first career touchdown • rushed MATT LEIDNER twice for 11 yards at New Mexico State • saw extensive action against Western Illi- 60 | OFFENSIVE LINE nois, where he rushed 17 times for 64 yards and was 7-of-8 for 105 yards • made Sophomore (RS) | 6.2 | 285 his first career start and rushed 24 times for 151 yards (seventh most in school his- Major: Undeclared tory for a quarterback) against San Jose State • scored four rushing touchdowns against San Jose State to join Curtis Wilson (four rushing TDs against Indiana on Lakeville, Minn. | Lakeville South HS Nov. 18, 1967) as the only quarterback in school history to score four times in one game • became only the eighth player in Minnesota history, and first since 2003, 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see game action • named Offensive Work to score four or more touchdowns in one game • led team with 18 carries and 66 Team Player of the Year. yards at Michigan • was 14-of-21 for 145 yards and tossed his first career touchdown pass (7 yards to Maxx Williams) at Michigan • started at Northwestern where 2013: Redshirted. he rushed seven times for 27 yards and was 1-of-3 passing for 11 yards • started against Nebraska and rushed for one touchdown • rushed six times for 35 yards HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lakeville South • blocked for an offense that rushed for and one touchdown (was 1-of-3 passing for 27 yards) as a reserve at Indiana • was 1,910 yards and 19 touchdowns • recorded 105 pancake blocks • protected for a 3-of-7 for 48 yards as a reserve at Michigan State • rushed for 24 yards on 13 car- passing game that threw for 704 yards and four touchdowns • named Second- ries and was 11-of-22 for a career-high 205 yards and two touchdowns against Team All-State and All Metro • coached by Larry Thompson. Syracuse.

PERSONAL: Born May 10, 1995 • son of Jeff and Carrie Leidner • has two sib- 2012: Redshirted • shared Offensive Work Team Player of the Year honors with lings • older brother Mitch plays quarterback for the Gophers. running back Cole Banham.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2011 graduate of Lakeville South High School • helped lead his MITCH LEIDNER team to a 15-7 record as a junior and senior, including a 2010 section champi- 7 | QUARTERBACK onship • earned all-metro and all-conference honors as a senior • also named Junior (RS) | 6.4 | 236 | Letters: 2 honorable mention all-state in 2011 • all-conference and honorable mention all- state choice as a junior in 2010 • passed for 2,096 yards and 17 scores in 2010 • Major: Kinesiology tallied 1,872 yards and 20 passing touchdowns as a senior • holds school record Lakeville, Minn. | Lakeville South HS for single-game touchdown passes with six • honorable mention all-conference selection in basketball as a junior • coached by Larry Thompson. CAREER: Has played in 22 career games (14-8 record) and started 16 (10-6 record) • has rushed for 17 career touchdowns (third most all-time for a Minnesota quar- PERSONAL: Born Jan. 17, 1994 • son of Jeff and Carrie Leidner • has two siblings terback) and has passed for 2,417 career yards and 14 touchdowns • tied a school • younger brother Matt plays center for the Gophers. record for quarterbacks when he rushed for four touchdowns in one game against San Jose State in 2013 as a redshirt freshman • has two career 100-yard rushing games (151 yards vs San Jose State in 2013 and 111 yards at 111 yards at Ne- braska in 2014) and team is 2-0 in those games • career high of four touchdown passes came in 51-14 home win against Iowa in 2014 • set a career high in completions (21), attempts (31) and passing yards (258) in 2015 Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl against Missouri.

2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Started 12 games, missing the San Jose State game with an injury • completed 122-of-237 passes for 1,798 yards and 11 touchdowns • rushed 126 times for 452 yards and 10 touchdowns (tied Billy Cockerham single-season record from 1999) • received the Neil Fredenburg Award, which is given to the player who shows the most courage and love of the game • Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Rushed seven times for 15 yards and two touchdowns and was also 9-of-17 passing for 144 yards and one touchdown against Eastern Illinois • rushed five times for 32 yards and was 5-of-11 passing for 67 yards and one touchdown against Middle Tennessee • completed 12 passes for 151 yards at TCU • missed the San Jose State game with an injury • completed 14 passes for 167 yards and one touchdown and also rushed for one score at Michigan • was 10-of-15 for 153 yards against Northwestern and also rushed for 31 yards and two touchdowns • completed nine passes for 165 yards two touchdowns against Pur- due and also rushed 13 times for 84 yards and one touchdown • completed 12 passes for a career-high 240 yards and one touchdown at Illinois • tossed four touchdowns on 10-of-13 passing for 138 yards against Iowa • carried the ball 11 times for 77 yards against Iowa • rushed for 56 yards and completed seven passes for 85 yards against Ohio State • rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns on 22 carries at Nebraska, while also passing for 135 yards • carried the ball 14 times for 54 yards and scored two touchdowns at Wisconsin • completed 21-of-31 passes for 258 yards and one touchdown against Missouri and also caught one pass (from David Cobb) for nine yards.

2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 10 games and started four • tied for the team lead (David Cobb) with seven touchdowns • seven rushing touchdowns tied him for fifth all-time in team history for quarterback rushing touchdowns in a season • completed 43-of-78 passes for 619 yards and three touchdowns • finished second on the team in rushing in attempts (102) and yards (407) • named Aca- demic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Made his collegiate debut against UNLV, where

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2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 11 games and started one • caught two 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games and started seven • tal- passes for 18 yards • named team's Outstanding Offensive Freshman of the Year. lied 57 tackles, including 7.0 tackles-for-loss and one sack • forced three fum- Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois bles, recovered one fumble and broke up two passes. Game-by-Game: Made his where he caught one pass for 12 yards • saw action on special teams and on of- first career start at linebacker against Eastern Illinois and recorded four tackles fense against Middle Tennessee • started at TCU and caught one pass for six • made a career high 10 tackles, including one tackle-for-loss, against Middle yards • competed against San Jose State • saw special teams action at Michi- Tennessee • made two tackles, including one tackle-for-loss, and forced two fum- gan and against Northwestern and Purdue • played on offense and on special bles at TCU • tallied four tackles against San Jose State • notched five tackles, teams against Iowa and Ohio State • competed at Nebraska • returned one kick- including 1.5 tackles-for-loss, at Michigan • assisted on three tackles, including off for 11 yards against Missouri. .5 tackle-for-loss, against Northwestern • totaled seven tackles against Purdue • made three tackles at Illinois • recovered a fumble and recorded two tackles HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Wayzata High School • Trojans went 6-3 in 2013 • against Iowa, including .5 tackle-for-loss • made two tackles, including one for caught 15 passes for 139 yards and four touchdowns in nine games as a senior a loss, against Ohio State • made four tackles at Nebraska • recorded seven tack- • punishing blocker for team that rushed for 1,706 yards • named All-Metro by les at Wisconsin, including .5 tackle-for-loss, and forced a fumble • made four KARE11 and second team All-Metro by the Star Tribune • made four catches for tackles and notched one sack against Missouri. 46 yards in an injury-shortened 2012 season • coached by Brad Anderson. 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Made his collegiate debut against UNLV, record- PERSONAL: Born June 24, 1995 • son of Brent and Michelle Lingen • has two ing two tackles • registered three tackles at New Mexico State • competed at In- sisters, Sarah and Hannah. diana.

2012: Redshirted • shared Defensive Work Team Player of the Year honors with Matt Garin.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lake Zurich High School • ranked as a three-star prospect and as the No. 27 player in the state of Illinois by Rivals.com • helped lead team to three berths in the state semifinals and one berth in the state title game • named Class 7A All-State by Illinois High School Football Coaches Asso- ciation • first-team all-state selection by the Champaign News-Gazette and Chicago Tribune • named honorary captain of the Daily Herald Lake County all- area team • four-year starter • played wide receiver as well as linebacker • recorded 93 tackles, including seven tackles-for-loss and 2.5 sacks in 2011 • recovered two fumbles, snagged one interception and forced one fumble in 2011 • caught 13 passes for 271 yards and four touchdowns during senior campaign • coached by Bryan Stortz.

PERSONAL: Born Aug. 6, 1993 • son of Pat and Sandy Lynn.

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2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in 13 games and started five • caught 16 HIGH SCHOOL: Attended De La Salle High School, where the Spartans went 14- passes for 298 yards and one touchdown • rushed 23 times for 144 yards and one 0 and won the 2014 state title • Spartans were NorCal champions and state run- touchdown. Game-by-Game: Competed against Eastern Illinois but did not record ners-up in 2013 • named to the 2014 All-East Bay Athletic League Second Team any statistics • rushed once against Middle Tennessee for one yard • caught two as a wide receiver • caught 27 passes for 486 yards and two touchdowns as a sen- passes for 65 yards (31 and 34-yard receptions) at TCU • started against San ior • also made seven tackles and returned two interceptions 83 yards • missed Jose State • caught one pass for 11 yards at Michigan and competed against most of 2013 due to injury, tallying four receptions for 93 yards in two games • Northwestern • scored his first-career touchdown on a 37-yard reception from coached by Justin Alumbaugh. Mitch Leidner against Purdue • caught three passes for 14 yards and rushed five times for a career-high 43 yards (included a career high 18-yard rush) at Illinois PERSONAL: Born Sept. 30, 1996 • son of Barry and Constance Mayer • has two • rushed 10 times for 66 yards and one touchdown and caught one pass for 13 brothers (Aaron and Todd) and one sister (Ally) • father, Barry, played running yards against Iowa • rushed three times and returned one kickoff against Ohio back for the Gophers from 1967-70 and was drafted by the Green Bay Packers, but State (picked up four yards and then threw a leteral to Jalen Myrick who picked up did not play professionally because of injuries • brother, Todd, played football at 31 yards) • caught two passes for 50 yards and rushed two times for 15 yards at St. Mary's in California, while brother, Aaron, was a member of the Anaheim An- Nebraska • made three catches for 33 yards at Wisconsin • caught three passes gels organization in MLB • cousin, Adam Tafralis, played quarterback at San Jose for 75 yards and rushed two times for 15 yards against Missouri. State and played professionally in the CFL.

2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games and started at Michigan • caught seven passes for 70 yards and rushed two times for 19 yards • returned ALEX MAYES three kickoffs for 45 yards and one punt for 26 yards • named Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Caught three passes for 30 yards against UNLV • saw ac- 76 | OFFENSIVE LINE tion at New Mexico State, but did not record any statistics • made one catch and Sophomore (RS) | 6.6 | 310 returned one punt for 26 yards against Western Illinois • rushed two times for 19 Major: Applied Economics yards and made two catches for 39 yards against San Jose State • played against Van Alstyne, Texas | Van Alstyne HS Iowa, at Michigan, at Northwestern, against Nebraska, at Indiana and against Penn State, but did not record any statistics • returned one kickoff 27 yards 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see game action • missed most of the against Wisconsin • competed at Michigan State • returned one kickoff 18 yards seaon with an injury • granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA and now has against Syracuse. four seasons of competition remaining and four years in which to use those seasons (2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18 and 2018-19). 2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 13 games and started against Michi- gan and Michigan State • played both running back and receiver, and returned 2013: Missed the season with an injury. kickoffs • rushed 17 times for 57 yards and made 11 catches for 49 yards • averaged 22.2 yards on eight kickoff returns. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Van Alstyne High School where he was an honor student and collegiate debut at UNLV and finished with three catches for 23 yards • rushed • named Second Team All-State in 2011 and earned Honorable Mention All-State four times for 11 yards vs. New Hampshire • attempted his first collegiate pass as a senior in 2012 • First Team All-District in 2012 • four-year starter at Van Al- vs. Western Michigan • carried the ball six times for 17 yards vs. Syracuse • styne • team reached the regional finals in 2011 • part of an offensive line that rushed three times for 15 yards at Iowa • returned two kickoffs for 19 yards blocked for Jordan Barnes' 524-yard game in 2011, which was the fifth highest against Northwestern • rushed one time for 7 yards at Wisconsin • made two single-game rushing total in Texas high school history • also competed in basket- catches for 15 yards vs. Purdue and also returned three kickoffs for 68 yards • ball and track and field • coached by Mikeal Miller. made two catches vs. Michigan and returned one kickoff for a career-long 45 yards • played at Illinois, but did not record any statistics • rushed twice for 12 PERSONAL: Born Aug. 19, 1994 • son of Allen and Lorraine Mayes • has two sib- yards at Nebraska • made three catches against Michigan State • saw action lings, and younger brother Connor is an offensive lineman for the Gophers • father vs. Texas Tech, but did not record any statistics. and grandfather, Gene Mayes, played football at TCU.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Murphy High School • helped lead team to a 22-12 record during his final three years • earned all-state honorable mention honors from the Alabama Sports Writers Association • 70-of-123 passing for 1,122 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior • rushed for 1,041 yards and eight TDs on 186 carries in 2011 • saw time at wide receiver as a senior, snagging 10 receptions for 199 yards and three scores • missed much of his junior season with an injury • 74-of-143 passing for 1,126 yards and 10 touchdowns with four interceptions as a sophomore • rushed 91 times for 446 yards and four scores in 2009 • coached by Ronn Lee.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 25, 1994 • son of Tammie and Kelvin Maye.

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2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in the final eight games of the season on 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in the first nine games of the season • offense and special teams • made his season and collegiate debut against North- missed the Ohio State, Nebraska and Wisconsin games with an injury, returned to western where he played as a reserve • saw special teams action against Purdue action in the bowl game • made six tackles. Game-by-Game: Made one tackle in • played on offense and on special teams against Iowa and Ohio State • com- his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois • made one tackle peted at Nebraska, at Wisconsin and against Missouri. against Middle Tennessee and at TCU • competed against San Jose State and at Michigan • recorded two tackles against Northwestern • assisted on one tackle HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Van Alstyne High School • helped lead team to a 7-5 against Purdue • saw action at Illinois and against Iowa • competed against Mis- overall record as a senior • protected for a Panthers' offense that averaged 250.7 souri. rushing yards per game • competed in the 2014 U.S. Army All-American Bowl for the West Team and was named to the 2013 USA Today All-Texas Team • also let- 2013: Redshirted. tered in track (shot put and discus) and powerlifting. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Cedar Grove High School • helped the Saints to a 6-5 PERSONAL: Born April 9, 1996 • son of Allen and Lorraine Mayes • has two sib- record in 2012 including a 4-2 mark in region play • made 75 tackles, forced four lings, and older brother Alex is an offensive lineman for the Gophers • father, Allen, fumbles, had one sack and made one interception as a senior • caught six passes and grandfather, Gene Mayes, played football at TCU. for 61 yards • made 70 tackles, forced two fumbles and made one interception as a junior • coached by former Middle Tennessee State cornerback and Detroit Lions draft pick Ray Bonner.

LOGAN McELFRESH PERSONAL: Born March 7, 1995 • guardians are Tomiko McGhee and Antwane 34 | PUNTER Willis • has three siblings. Freshman (RS) | 6.1 | 200 Major: Undeclared Brainerd, Minn. | Brainerd HS JOHN McKELVEY 33 | DEFENSIVE BACK 2014: Redshirted. Junior (RS) | 6.0 | 206 Major: Business and Marketing Education HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Brainerd High School • helped lead Warriors to a 12-1 Huntington Valley, Ohio | University School record, which is the school's best record ever, and a spot in the 5A state championship game • served as the team's punter and started at tight end, while also 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Did not see any game action. playing running back and backup quarterback • recorded 16 touchbacks • converted 47-of-52 extra points and also made two field goals • averaged 34.4 yards 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see any game action. punting en route to being named honorable mention All-Section and All-Confer- ence • longest career punt was 73 yards • was 4-of-4 passing for 63 yards and 2012: Redshirted. one touchdown • rushed 24 times for 177 yards and one touchdown • caught four passes for 102 yards • coached by Ron Stolski • also lettered in basketball and HIGH SCHOOL: Attended University School • helped lead team to a 9-2 record in baseball. 2011 and a place in the regional quarterfinals • grabbed 29 receptions for 417 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior • rushed for 197 yards on 24 carries in PERSONAL: Born Aug. 19, 1995 • son of John McElfresh and Lori Carlson • has 2011 • tallied 26 total tackles • recorded three interceptions, with two going back one brother and three sisters. for touchdowns • returned a kickoff for a touchdown • honorable mention all-state selection • first-team all-northeast Ohio • named Team MVP • coached by James Stephens.

PERSONAL: Born April 23, 1994 • son of and Vincent McKelvey and Maryann Cor- renti.

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2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in four games and made two tackles. CAREER: Served as team's primary punter in 2013 and 2014 and has punted Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Middle Ten- 129 times for 5,712 yards • career average of 44.3 yards currently ranks first in nessee where he saw action on special teams and defense • played at TCU • team history (Adam Kelly who punted from 1983-85 is second with a career aver- notched his first career tackle against San Jose State • made one tackle against age of 43.3 yards) • has 36 career punts that have traveled 50 yards or more and Iowa. four punts that have gone at least 60 yards • has placed 46 career punts inside the 20-yard line • career long of 64 yards (tied for tenth longest in team history) HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Murphy High School • team was 6-5 during his senior came in a snowstorm against Ohio State in 2014 • named the 2014 Eddleman- season • recorded 57 tackles, 18 of which were solo stops • notched 1.5 sacks • Fields Big Ten Punter of the Year and earned All-Big Ten First Team recognition from caused two fumbles and recovered one fumble • recorded 81 tackles (28 solo) the coaches and media. during his high school career • also made two catches for 25 yards, while playing tight end in high school • coached by Ronn Lee. 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in 13 games and handled all punting and holding duties • punted 67 times for 3,025 yards (third all-time in single-season his- PERSONAL: Born May 20, 1995 • son of Nicky Moore • has one brother, Kentreal. tory) and led the Big Ten with an average of 45.1 yards (second all-time in team history) • recorded 21 punts of 50 yards or longer and placed 25 punts inside the 20-yard line • had 16 punts that were fair caught and another 12 that went for touchbacks • named Eddleman-Fields Big Ten Punter of the Year and earned All- TYLER MOORE Big Ten First Team recognition from the coaches and media (first Minnesota punter 71 | OFFENSIVE LINE to ever be recognized and first specialist since kicker Chip Lohmiller in 1986) • re- Freshman | 6.4 | 311 peated as team's Bobby Bell Award winner, which is given to the team's out- Major: Undeclared standing special teams player • Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Averaged Galena Park, Texas | North Shore HS 51.2 yards on five punts against Eastern Illinois, which included punts of 61 and 60 yards • placed two punts against Eastern Illinois inside the 20 and zero of his five punts were returned (two touchbacks, two downed and one fair caught) • OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star prospect by ESPN, Rivals, 247Sports and punted five times against Middle Tennessee and averaged 42.4 yards • averaged Scout • 247Sports lists him as the No. 8 center, Scout as the No. 9 and ESPN as 46.6 yards on eight punts at TCU • punted four times for 176 yards (44.0 average), the No. 55 center • 247Sports pegs him as the No. 62 prospect in Texas, while which included two punts inside the 20-yard line and punts of 54 and 52 yards ESPN has him at No. 118 • enrolled at Minnesota in January 2015 and participated agaisnt San Jose State • placed three of six punts (41.0 average) inside the 20- in spring practice. yard line at Michigan • averaged 44.8 yards on five punts against Northwestern • punted four times for an average of 47.0 yards against Purdue • averaged 44.2 HIGH SCHOOL: Attended North Shore High School, where he was a three-year yards on six punts at Illinois, which included a 57-yard kick • placed all three of starter for the Mustangs • finalist for the Touchdown Club of Houston Offensive his punts inside the 20-yard line against Iowa • connected on a career-long 64- Player of the Year as a senior • helped his team advance to the third round of the yard punt (tied for tenth longest in team history) against Ohio State while aver- playoffs and finish with an 8-5 record (5-1 in district play) • received All-District aging 51.8 yards on five punts • placed thre of four punts inside the 20 at 21-6A First Team recognition • coached by John Kay. Nebraska and had a 56-yard punt • averaged 51.0 yards on seven punts at Wis- consin, which included a 59-yarder • punted five times against Missouri, aver- PERSONAL: Born Oct. 18, 1996 • son of Samson and Mary Moore • has one sis- aging 40.8 yards. ter (Heather).

2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games and handled all punting and holding duties • punted 62 times for 2,687 yards (ninth all-time in team his- MATT MORSE tory) • average punt of 43.3 yards was third in the Big Ten and ranked third all- 89 | WIDE RECEIVER time in team history • recorded 15 punts of 50 yards or more and placed 21 punts Freshman | 6.1 | 185 inside the 20-yard line • had 12 punts fair caught, while six were touchbacks • Major: Undeclared named Honorable Mention All-Big Ten by the coaches and media • named Aca- Apple Valley, Minn. | Apple Valley HS demic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Averaged 38.3 yards on three punts against UNLV • averaged 42.7 yards on three punts • punted five times, averaging 45.4 HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Apple Valley High School • played quarterback as a yards against Western Illinois • averaged 42.3 yards on three punts against San senior and passed for 700 yards and eight touchdowns • rushed for 550 yards Jose State • punted seven times for an average of 46.6 yards against Iowa • and eight touchdowns • also averaged 14.7 yards per catch while seeing limited booted a 58-yard punt against Iowa, where he also placed two punts inside the 20 action at receiver • played receiver as a junior and hauled in 62 passes for 694 • punted three times at Michigan, averaging 38.3 yards-per-punt • averaged 44.7 yards • notched 1,126 all-purpose yards and had 346 yards on kick returns • yards on seven punts at Northwestern, which included a 57-yard punt • punted coached by Chad Clendening • also played basketball. five times and averaged 35.0 yards against Nebraska • connected on a 52-yard punt while averaging 43.0 yards on five punts at Indiana • averaged 46.0 yards PERSONAL: Born Feb. 1997 • son of Mark and Andrea Morse • has one brother on three punts against Penn State • placed three punts inside the 20 against (Mason) • grandfather Robert Morse played football for the Gophers in the 1950s. Penn State and connected on a season-high 62-yarder (tied for 14th-longest punt in team history) • punted six times for a 40.0 yard average against Wisconsin, while also booting a 59-yarder • had a 56-yard punt, while averaging 47.2 yards on five punts at Michigan State • made one tackle and averaged 47.7 yards on six punts against Syracuse, while also recording a 57-yard punt.

2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Appeared in two games, participating in two fake field goal attempts from the holder position • rushed for 7 yards on an attempted

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fake field goal vs. Northwestern • completed a 5-yard pass on an attempted fake field goal vs. Michigan • named Academic All-Big Ten. ERIC MURRAY 31 | DEFENSIVE BACK 2011: Redshirted. Senior | 6.0 | 196 | Letters: 3 Major: English HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Notre Dame Academy • ranked as the No. 8 punter in the Milwaukee, Wis. | Riverside University HS nation by Kohl's Professional Kicking & Punting Camps • earned first-team all-state honors from the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association • named a finalist for the Kevin Stemke Award as the state's top senior kicker or punter • first-team all-con- 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Started all 13 games • fourth on the team with 69 ference selection • averaged 44.8 yards per punt as a senior • second-team all-con- tackles • tied for second with seven pass breakups • recorded one interception and ference selection at wide receiver, after hauling in 22 receptions for 343 yards and recovered one fumble • blocked two kicks • named to the coaches' All-Big Ten eight scores • earned honorable mention all-conference honors at defensive back, Second Team and received All-Big Ten honorable mention from the media. Game- after tallying two interceptions • coached by John Nowak. by-Game: Blocked his first career punt (was returned by Logan Hutton for a 2-yard touchdown) and made three tackles against Eastern Illinois • made seven tack- PERSONAL: Born Dec. 29, 1992 • son of Jerry and Ellen Mortell • has already les against Middle Tennessee • registered three tackles at TCU • tallied three tack- graduated with a degree in marketing from Minnesota’s Carlson School of Man- les against San Jose State and recorded his first career interception against San agement • working on his master’s degree in applied kinesiology: sport manage- Jose State • made six tackles at Michigan • notched seven tackles and broke up ment. three passes against Northwestern • made five tackles against Purdue • tallied four tackles at Illinois • blocked a punt, broke up one pass and made four tackles (1.0 tackle-for-loss) against Iowa • recorded five solo tackles against Ohio State • tallied seven tackles and two pass breakups at Nebraska • made eight tackles and recovered a fumble at Wisconsin • made seven tackles, including one tackle- for-loss, against Missouri.

2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Started all 13 games • finished seventh on the team with 52 tackles • recorded 10 pass breakups, which ranked tied for 11th all- time in team history • recovered one fumble and notched one tackle-for-loss • named Honorable Mention All-Big Ten by the coaches and media. Game-by-Game: Made his first career start at cornerback against UNLV where he broke up four passes and recorded five tackles • recorded two solo tackles at New Mexico State • notched one tackle against Western Illinois • broke up one pass and made five tackles against San Jose State • made two solo tackles and broke up one pass against Iowa • recorded two solo tackles at Michigan • registered three solo tackles and one pass breakup at Northwestern • notched four solo tackles against Ne- braska • broke up one pass and made five tackles at Indiana • led team with nine tackles, including one tackle-for-loss, and recovered one fumble against Penn State • had six tackles and broke up one pass against Wisconsin • totaled four tackles and broke up one pass at Michigan State • registered four tackles against Syracuse.

2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in all 13 games, primarily on special teams. Game-by-Game: Made Minnesota and collegiate debut at UNLV and recorded one tackle on special teams • played against Western Michigan and made one tackle on special teams • saw action against Syracuse and made one tackle on special teams • made one tackle on special teams vs. Northwestern • saw action at Wis- consin and made one solo stop.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Riverside University High School • helped the Tigers to an 11-2 mark in 2011 • team was undefeated (6-0) in league play and also won the city championship • named first-team all-state as a defensive back by both the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and the AP • named all-southeast region by the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association • played running back and cornerback • recorded three interceptions as a senior • rushed for 444 yards and six touchdowns, while tallying 434 receiving yards with five scores • scored 27 total touchdowns in high school • coached by Patrick Wagner.

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 7, 1994 • son of Lela Peavy.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Hopkins High School, where he served as team captain 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in 13 games • made 18 tackles, including 2.5 and received the Royals’ Leadership Award • helped the Royals advance to their sacks. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota debut against Eastern Illinois and section final game • earned All-Lake Conference recognition in 2014 after receiv- made one tackle • notched one tackle against Middle Tennessee • played at TCU ing an honorable mention nod as a junior • coached by John DenHartog. • tallied five tackles and 1.5 sacks against San Jose State • made two tackles at Michigan and one against Northwestern • notched two tackles against Purdue • PERSONAL: Born June 29, 1996 • son of Mike and Shelley Mydra • has two broth- had one tackle at Illinois • recorded two tackles, including one sack, against Iowa ers (Jonny and Danny) and one sister (KC). • assisted on one tackle each against Ohio State, at Nebraska and at Wisconsin • played against Missouri.

JALEN MYRICK PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Redshirted the 2011 season at Winona State • played in two games in 2012 and recorded two tackles, including one sack • joined the Go- 5 | DEFENSIVE BACK phers in summer 2013 after two years at Winona State • sat out the 2013 sea- Junior | 5.10 | 208 | Letters: 2 son at Minnesota in accordance with NCAA transfer rules. Major: Undeclared Bloomingdale, Ga. | Savannah Christian Prep HS HIGH SCHOOL: Attended DeLaSalle High School • earned All-Tri-Metro Confer- ence honors in 2011 • set a school record with a 95-yard fumble return for a 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in all 13 games, starting once • second touchdown • recorded 32 tackles, seven sacks as a senior • recovered two fum- in the Big Ten with a 28.2-yard kick return average • returned 18 kicks for 508 bles • blocked a field goal • coached by Sean McMenomy. yards • returned a kick 100 yards for a touchdown against Northwestern • tied for second on the team with seven pass breakups • recorded 21 tackles, one inter- PERSONAL: Born Aug. 13, 1993 • son of Gail Dodd. ception (returned for a touchdown) and one forced fumble. Game-by-Game: Made three tackles and broke up one pass against Eastern Illinois • made one tackle, broke up one pass and returned an interception 31 yards for his first career touchdown against Middle Tennessee • registered eight tackles at TCU and three tack- MATT OLDENKAMP les against San Jose State 2014 • broke up one pass at Michigan, where he also 64 | OFFENSIVE LINE returned one kickoff for 28 yards • made one tackle, broke up one pass and re- Freshman (RS) | 6.6 | 263 turned one kickoff 100 yards for the game-winning touchdown against North- Major: Undeclared western • named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week (Oct. 13) and National Eagle River, Alaska | Chugiak HS Kick Returner of the Week by College Football Performance Awards after the North- western game • returned six kickoffs for a total of 116 yards against Purdue • 2014: Redshirted. made three tackles (including one for a loss) forced a fumble, broke up a pass and returned one kickoff 25 yards at Illinois • broke up one pass against Iowa • HIGH SCHOOL: A 2014 graduate of Chugiak High School • played tight end and broke up a pass and returned three kickoffs for 92 yards (long of 31) against Ohio defensive end • all-state selection as a tight end. State • played on defense and returned four kickoffs for 76 yards at Nebraska • assisted on one tackle and returned a kickoff 14 yards at Wisconsin • returned PERSONAL: Born July 13, 1995 • son of Michael and Teresa Oldenkamp • has two one kickoff for 57 yards and made one tackle against Missouri. sisters (Katelyn and Christine).

2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in the final 11 games of the season, mostly on special teams • recorded four tackles. Game-by-Game: Made his collegiate debut and played on special teams against Western Illinois • saw special teams QUINN OSELAND action against San Jose State and Iowa • played on both special teams and in the 58 | OFFENSIVE LINE secondary at Michigan, where he had one tackle • competed on special teams at Freshman | 6.6 | 301 Northwestern • competed against Nebraska and made one tackle at Indiana • Major: Undeclared played against Penn State and made one tackle against Wisconsin • saw action Springfield, Ill. | Sacred Heart Griffin HS on special teams and at cornerback at Michigan State where he made one tackle • competed against Syracuse. OVERVIEW: Tabbed a three-star recruit by Rivals, ESPN, 247Sports and Scout • 247Sports rated him the No. 11 prospect in Illinois, Rivals had him at No. 21 and HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Savannah Christian Prep • led team to an 8-4 record in ESPN at No. 24 • Scout dubbed him the second-best offensive tackle prospect in 2012 after going a perfect 11-0 as a junior in 2011 • excelled on offense and de- the state • among offensive tackles, he was rated No. 68 by 247Sports and No. 97 fense as a senior • made 50 tackles and recorded six pass breakups and two in- by ESPN. terceptions as a senior • had 25 tackles as a junior with 14 pass breakups and two interceptions, returning one for a touchdown • scored 14 offensive touchdowns HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Sacred Heart-Griffin High School, where he helped the as a senior and 16 as a junior • standout track athlete at Savannah Christian Cyclones win back-to-back Class 5A state titles in 2013 and 2014 • ended his high Prep, finishing as the state runner-up in the 100m as a junior • coached by for- school career on a 28-game winning streak • named to the Champaign News- mer Georgia Bulldog and San Francisco 49ers draft pick Donald Chumley • earned Gazette’s 79th All-State Team • earned all-state and All-Central State Eight sta- a two-star ranking from Rivals.com and Scout.com • listed as the No. 49 corner- tus • blocked for a team that scored 716 points in 14 games (51.1 per game) in back in the nation and the No. 62 overall prospect in Georgia by ESPN • ranked as 2014 • coached by Ken Leonard. the No. 101 cornerback in the nation and the No. 97 overall prospect in Georgia by 247Sports.com. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 13, 1996 • son of Jeff and Mary Oseland • has two brothers (Luke and Joe) and one sister (Sarah). PERSONAL: Born Feb. 27, 1995 • son of Glynn and Rhonda Myrick.

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2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 12 games and started the first two of 2014: Redshirted. the season and the final five of the season at right tackle • protected for an offense that rushed for 2,801 yards and 32 touchdowns • Academic All-Big Ten. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Roseville Area High School • quarterbacked the Raiders Game-by-Game: Started his first career game at right tackle and helped the Go- (9-3) to their first state semifinal appearance as a senior • named first team All- phers rush for 182 yards and four touchdowns and pass for 144 yards and one State • 2013 Minnesota Gatorade Player of the Year • 2013 Star Tribune Metro Foot- touchdown against Eastern Illinois • split time with Ben Lauer at right tackle and ball Player of the Year and Pioneer Press Player of the Year • passed for 326 yards helped pave the way for Minnesota to rush for 284 yards, including a career-high in Roseville's Class 6A quarterfinal win against Maple Grove at TCF Bank Stadium 220 by David Cobb, against Middle Tennessee • played at TCU • helped protect for • completed 61 percent of his passes for a Class 6A-leading 3,171 yards and 35 an offense that rushed for 380 yards against San Jose State • provided protection touchdowns with just four interceptions as a senior • rushed for 347 yards and four for an offense that rushed for 206 yards and passed for 167 yards at Michigan • scores • coached by former North Dakota State quarterback Chris Simdorn (led the helped team average 5.1 yards-per-play against Northwestern • protected for an Bison to NCAA Division II championships in 1989 and 1990) • also lettered in bas- offense that scored 39 points, rushed for 285 yards and passed for 165 yards ketball and track and field. against Purdue • protected for an offense that passed for 240 yards and rushed for 171 yards at Illinois • started against Iowa and Ohio State • proctected for an PERSONAL: Born March 27, 1996 • son of Joe and Beth Perra • has one brother offense that rushed for 291 yards and three touchdowns and passed for 131 yards and one sister. and four touchdowns against Iowa • helped Minnesota rush for 218 yards against Ohio State • blocked for an offense that rushed for 281 yards and four touchdowns at Nebraska • started at Wisconsin as team rushed for 177 yards • protected for an offense that passed for 267 yards and one touchdown against Missouri.

2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in seven games, including the final six of the season • made his collegiate debut on the offensive line at New Mexico State • saw special teams action against Nebraska, at Indiana, against Penn State, versus Wisconsin, at Michigan State and against Syracuse • named Academic All- Big Ten.

2012: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Blue Earth Area High School • ranked as the No. 4 player in Minnesota by Rivals.com • ranked as the No. 35 offensive tackle in the nation by Scout.com • led team to a 10-2 record and a berth in the state quarterfinals • paved the way for an offense that racked up 4,655 yards in 2011 • selected to take part in the Semper Fidelis and Offense-Defense All-American Bowls • named first-team all-state by the AP and the Pioneer Press • finalist for Minnesota Mr. Football award • named Area Player of the Year by the Fairmont Sentinel • two- time all-area selection • two-time all-South Central Conference honoree • coached by Randy Kuechenmeister.

PERSONAL: Born May 4, 1993 • son of David and Kristin Pirsig.

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2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in 13 games and started one • caught five 2014: Suffered an injury in the spring of 2014 that forced him to miss the season passes for 53 yards • protected for an offense that rushed for 2,801 yards and 32 • named the team's Defensive Work Team Player of the Year • has three seasons touchdowns. Game-by-Game Competed against Eastern Illinois • saw action on of eligibility (2015-16, 2016-17 and 2017-18) remaining. offense and on special teams against Middle Tennessee • caught two passes for 19 yards at TCU • helped protect for an offense that rushed for 380 yards against PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Transferred from Iowa Western CC • recorded 80 tackles (32 San Jose State • caught one pass for 21 yards at Michigan and blocked for an of- solo) as a freshman, as his team went 11-1 • notched two interceptions (both of fense that averaged 5.1 yards-per-play against Northwestern • protected for an which were returned for touchdowns) and forced one fumble • recorded 8.5 tack- offense that scored 39 points, rushed for 285 yards and passed for 165 yards les-for-loss and broke up two passes, as team pitched five shutouts and allowed against Purdue • protected for an offense that passed for 240 yards and rushed an average of only 11.2 points per game • had one rush on the year, which was a for 171 yards at Illinois • saw action against Iowa and Ohio State • protected for 4-yard gain on a fake punt • signed National Letter of Intent during the 2013 De- an offense that rushed for 291 yards and three touchdowns and passed for 131 cember signing period • enrolled at Minnesota in January 2014. yards and four touchdowns against Iowa • helped Minnesota rush for 218 yards against Ohio State • blocked for an offense that rushed for 281 yards and four HIGH SCHOOL: Is a graduate of Spirit Lake High School in Spirit Lake, Iowa • dur- touchdowns at Nebraska • protected for an offense that rushed for 177 yards at ing his senior year he helped lead his team to a 15-1 record and the 2012 Class 2A Wisconsin • caught two passes for 13 yards against Missouri and provided pro- state title, excelling at both linebacker and running back • named all-conference tection for Minnesota to pass for 267 yards and one touchdown. and all-state as a senior • coached by Josh Bolluyt.

2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games and started against Iowa PERSONAL: Born Nov. 12, 1994 • son of Kevin Poock and Jodi Wollmath. • named Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Saw action against UNLV, at New Mexico State, against Western Illinois and San Jose State, but did not record any statistics • started against Iowa, but did not record any statistics • played at Michigan and at Northwestern • helped block for a unit that generated 430 yards of total offense (271 rushing yards) in a win against Nebraska • protected for an NICK RALLIS offense that totaled 573 yards at Indiana and 381 yards against Penn State • 56 | LINEBACKER played against Wisconsin and at Michigan State where he helped the Gophers be- Junior (RS) | 5.11 | 233 | Letters: 1 come the second team to rush for more than 100 yards (124 yards) against the Major: Business and Marketing Education Spartans • protected for a unit that passed for two touchdowns and garnered 350 Edina, Minn. | Edina HS yards of offense against Syracuse.

2014: 2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in the final eight games of the season • Made three tackles against Eastern Illinois • suffered a season-ending knee made three catches for 22 yards. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and col- injury against Middle Tennessee • has two seasons of eligibility (2015-16 and legiate debut against Northwestern and had one catch for 9 yards • made one 2016-17) remaining. catch at Wisconsin • saw action vs. Purdue, but did not record any statistics • 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: made one catch for 10 yards vs. Michigan and also returned a kickoff 11 yards • Played in 10 games • made seven tackles • played at Illinois, at Nebraska, vs. Michigan State and vs. Texas Tech, but did not named Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Made his collegiate debut against record any statistics. UNLV, recording three tackles • missed the New Mexico State, Western Illinois and San Jose State games with mononucleosis • returned to the lineup and saw action HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Reicher High School • earned first-team all-state hon- against Iowa • made one tackle at Michigan and competed at Northwestern and ors as a defensive lineman as a senior • named First-Team Super Centex (Cen- against Nebraska • totaled two tackles at Indiana • played against Penn State tral Texas) by the Waco Tribune in 2011 • earned first-team all-district honors on and Wisconsin • made one tackle at Michigan State • competed against Syracuse. defense and second-team all-district accolades as an offensive lineman in 2011 2012: • earned second-team all-district recognition as an offensive lineman as a jun- Redshirted. ior • named honorable mention Super Centex as an offensive lineman in 2010 • HIGH SCHOOL: invited to participate in the Tom Hillary DFW Classic all-star game • coached by Attended Edina High School • ranked as the No. 8 player in Min- Mark Waggoner. nesota by Rivals.com and as the No. 65 outside linebacker in the nation by Scout.com • missed all but three games of his senior season with an injury • hon- PERSONAL: Born Aug. 18, 1994 • son of Jennifer and Robert Plsek. orable mention all-state selection by the AP at defensive back as a junior • earned all-Lake Conference honors in 2010 • named third-team all-metro by the Star-Tri- bune as a junior • honorable mention All-Lake Conference pick as a sophomore • totaled 13 tackles and one pass break-up in three games, before season-ending injury in 2011 • rushed for 122 yards on 22 carries with one score as a senior • tallied 72 stops, including 57 solo tackles, in 2010 • carried the ball 54 times for 251 yards and five scores in 2010 • recorded six pass break-ups, two forced fumbles and three blocked kicks as a junior • tallied 81 tackles, one sack and one interception as a sophomore in 2009 • coached by Reed Boltmann.

PERSONAL: Born July 13, 1993 • son of Stew and Monica Rallis • brother, Mike, played linebacker for the Gophers from 2008-12.

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2014: Redshirted. OVERVIEW: Listed as a three-star recruit by 247Sports and Scout, while Rivals gave him two stars • 247Sports tabs him as 50th-best prospect in Louisiana, HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Brookfield High School • helped lead team to 7-3 over- while Scout pegs him as the No. 88 wide receiver in the South and as the No. 15 all record and a 5-2 conference mark • named First-Team All-State by the Wis- receiver in the state • 247Sports ranks him as the No. 112 wide receiver in his consin Football Coaches Association and Second-Team All-State by the media • class, while Scout has him at No. 209. three-year starter and team captain • protected for an offense that rushed for 3,006 yards and 47 touchdowns • also served as the team's long snapper • HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Comeaux High School • named Honorable Mention All- recorded 20 tackles, including one tackle-for-loss on defense • named second State • caught 39 passes for 652 yards and six touchdowns as a senior and rushed team All-State on offense and was named to the NOW All-Suburban Football Team the ball 12 times for 186 yards and two scores • notched 50 tackles • returned • named Greater Metro Conference first-team all-conference selection and GMC Of- three of his seven interceptions for touchdowns • returned six punts for 178 yards fensive Lineman of the Year • coached by Jamie Meulemans • also lettered in bas- and three touchdowns and also rushed for a 75-yard score on a fake punt • re- ketball • ranked as a three-star recruit by ESPN.com, which also pegged him as turned 14 kickoffs for 463 yards (33.1 average) and scored three touchdowns • the eighth-best prospect in Wisconsin and as the No. 65 offensive tackle in the na- served as team’s punter as well • named First Team All-Acadiana as a returner and tion • listed as a two-star prospect by Scout, Rivals and 247Sports • Scout listed was named The Daily Advertiser/Service Chevrolet Special Teams Player of the Year him as the No. 127 offensive tackle in the nation, while 247Sports had him as the • Honorable Mention All-State • played in the East-West Louisiana High School No. 181 tackle and No. 20 player in Wisconsin. Coaches Association All-Star game where he had a 42-yard reception for the victorious West team • caught 35 passes for 595 yards and seven touchdowns as a PERSONAL: Born Dec. 12, 1995 • son of Daniel and Dorothy Rasmussen • has junior • coached by Kevin Magee • also played basketball. two sisters. PERSONAL: Born Oct. 4, 1996 • son of Harold and Gena Register • has two brothers (Harold and Hayward). WILL REGER 84 | WIDE RECEIVER SAM RENNER Freshman (RS) | 6.3 | 200 90 | DEFENSIVE LINE Major: Undeclared Freshman | 6.4 | 249 Burnsville, Minn. | Burnsville HS Major: Undecided Maple Grove, Minn. | Maple Grove HS 2014: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2014 graduate of Burnsville High School • as a senior quar- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Maple Grove High School • standout at tight end and terback, passed for 1,421 yards and 10 touchdowns, and ran for four touchdowns fullback, but was limited to only a few games as a senior due to a knee injury • team • as a senior defensive back, recorded 78 tackles, five tackles-for-loss, five pass posted a 10-2 overall record and a 5-1 mark in conference play • made five catches breakups, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery • named to the Associated Press' for 41 yards and one touchdown • recorded six tackles on defense • coached by All-State Third Team in 2013 • also played baseball. Matt Lombardi • also lettered in hockey.

PERSONAL: Born June 17, 1995 • son of Joe and Mary Ellen Reger • has two sis- PERSONAL: Born Feb. 24, 1997 • son of Ron and Barb Renner • has one sister ters (Shannon and Delaney) • uncle Steve Winum played quarterback for the Go- (Abbey) • great grandfather Luther Burgman played football for the Gophers in the phers from 1975-76 • uncle Mike Reger played football at Minnesota-Duluth. 1930s.

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2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in two games • made his Minnesota and OVERVIEW: Ranked as a three-star transfer prospect by ESPN, Rivals and collegiate debut against San Jose State, but did not record any statistics • at- 247Sports and Scout • 247Sports rated him the best junior college recruit in Iowa, tempted one pass against Iowa. the No. 5 safety and No. 82 overall • will have two seasons of eligibility at Min- nesota. 2013: Redshirted. PREVIOUS COLLEGE: Spent two seasons (2012 redshirted) at Iowa State before HIGH SCHOOL: A 2013 graduate from Cretin-Derham Hall • helped team to a 6- transferring to Iowa Western Community College for the 2014 season • played 12 3 record and a 6-2 conference mark as a senior • threw for 1,400 yards and 19 games for the Cyclones in 2013, making 18 tackles and an interception • a 2014 touchdowns • rushed for 550 yards and three scores • took over the starting role NJCAA First-Team All-American and All-Midwest Football Conference First Team in the fifth game of his junior season and then passed for 1,000 yards (9 TDs) and selection • recorded 73 tackles, 2.0 tackles-for-loss, four pass breakups and two rushed for 400 yards (4 TDs) • also lettered three years in baseball • coached by interception returns for 53 yards at Iowa Western. Mike Scanlan. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2012 graduate of Iowa City West High School • Elite All-State PERSONAL: Born Feb. 15, 1995 • son of Jeff and Mary Sue Rhoda • has two sib- selection as a senior in 2011 • passed for 2,128 yards and 18 touchdowns and lings. rushed for 1,191 yards and 23 touchdowns • added 24 tackles • Iowa state track and field champion in the 110-meter high hurdles and 400-meter hurdles. STEVEN RICHARDSON PERSONAL: Born Feb. 17, 1994 • son of Charles Rogers and Teresa Jordan • has four sisters (Tiffany, Natalie, Robin and Bionca). 96 | DEFENSIVE LINE Sophomore | 6.0 | 291 | Letters: 1 Major: Undeclared Chicago, Ill. | Mt. Carmel HS

2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Started 12 of 13 games played • made 23 tackles • notched 6.0 tackles-for-loss, including 2.0 sacks, and forced one fumble • named the Gophers' Defensive Freshman of the Year. Game-by-Game: Recorded three tackles and .5 sack in his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois • made two tackles, including one tackle-for-loss, against Middle Ten- nessee • started at TCU and made one tackle • tallied two tackles, including one tackle-for-loss, against San Jose State • recorded one tackle-for-loss at Michigan • notched two tackles, including .5 sack, against Northwestern • made one tackle against Purdue • tallied four tackles at Illinois • made 1.5 tackles-for-loss (one sack) and forced a fumble against Iowa • made one tackle against Ohio State • assisted on one tackle at Nebraska • notched one tackle at Wisconsin • made two tackles against Missouri, including .5 tackle-for-loss.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Mount Carmel High School in Chicago • won back-to- back state titles, starting with the Class 8A championship in 2012 • the Caravan posted a 13-1 record en route to the 2013 Class 7A state title • tallied two sacks during the championship game, and helped Mount Carmel's defense hold its opponent to 71 yards of offense • anchored a defense that notched six shutouts and allowed more than 10 points in only four games • made 64 tackles as a senior, which included 34 tackles-for-loss and 17 sacks • forced two fumbles and recovered one fumble • coached by Frank Lenti • lettered in track and field • ranked as a three-star prospect by Rivals, 247Sports and Scout, while ESPN gave him two stars • Rivals listed him as the No. 37 player in Illinois, while 247Sports had him at No. 46 and ESPN had him at No. 57 • Scout ranked him as the No. 63 defensive tackle in the nation, while 247Sports had him at No. 89.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 28, 1996 • son of Steven and Valerie Richardson • has two brothers, Alex and Jordan, and a sister, Lauren.

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CAREER: Has made 12-of-18 field goals • career-long field goal of 52 yards came 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in two games • made his Minnesota and against Purdue on Oct. 18, 2014, with 4:59 left in the game and lifted Minnesota collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois, but did not record any statistics • com- to a 39-38 home win • has converted 45-of-46 point-after attempts • has scored peted against Iowa. 81 points (12 FGs and 45 PATs) • has kicked off 70 times and recorded 38 touchbacks. 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see any game action.

2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 13 games and served as the team's 2012: Redshirted. primary kicker • made 12-of-18 field goals, which included a career-long 52-yard attempt • converted 45-of-46 point-after attempts • led team in scoring with 81 HIGH SCHOOL: A 2012 graduate of Palm Beach Central High School • three-time points • kicked off 70 times and notched 38 touchbacks • Academic All-Big Ten. all-conference selection • captained his team to a 7-3 record in 2011 • team of- Game-by-Game: Converted all six of his point-after attempts as he made his Min- fensive MVP as a senior after catching 22 passes for 330 yards and two touch- nesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois • made all five of his point- downs • 2010 team MVP • also earned four letters in track and field. after attempts against Middle Tennessee • made his only point-after attempt at TCU • connected on a 38-yard field-goal attempt (his first made career field goal) PERSONAL: Born Dec. 10, 1993 • son of Stacey Debellis and Ed Sardinha. against San Jose State • kicked three field goals, including a 48-yard attempt, at Michigan • named one a Lou Groza National Collegiate Place-Kicker Award "Star of the Week" for his performance at Michigan • made a 25-yard field goal against Northwestern • kicked three-point after attempts and connected on two field goals, NOAH SCARVER which included a career-long, 52-yard field goal against Purdue • earned Big Ten 83 | TIGHT END Special Teams Player of the Week accolades after the game-winning field goal vs. Sophomore (RS) | 6.5 | 273 Purdue • made three point-after attempts and a 44-yard field goal at Illinois • Major: Communication Studies made six point-after attempts and a 35-yard field goal against Iowa • made his Minneapolis, Minn. | Montana | Washburn HS first career tackle and converted three point-after attempts and connected on a 34- yard field goal against Ohio State • kicked four point-after attempts at Nebraska 2014: • made a 37-yard field goal and three point-after attempts at Wisconsin • con- Sat out the season after transferring from Montana in accordance with nected on two point-after attempts and made a 38-yard field goal against Mis- NCAA rules. souri. 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Redshirted at Montana. 2013: Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2013 graduate of Minneapolis Washburn High School • named HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Pace High School and helped lead the team to a 7-4 all-state, all-metro and conference MVP as a senior • had 27 receptions for 382 record as a senior • connected on 14 of 17 field goals with his longest being 42 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior • also led the state with 14 sacks, and yards • was 29-for-29 in PATs • recorded 71 points • kicked off 48 times, record- added an interception return touchdown • coached by Giovan Jenkins • also a ing 46 touchbacks • averaged 39.26 yards on 35 punts • coached by Mickey Lind- three-time letterwinner and two-time captain for the Millers' basketball team. sey • ESPN ranked him as the seventh-best kicker in the nation and the 129th-best PERSONAL: player in Florida • Rivals listed him as a two-star recruit and the 15th-best kicker Born Aug. 16, 1995 • son of Jennifer and Tony Scarver. in the nation • won the National Scholarship Camp's kick off competition by beating out more than 400 competitors • beat Harrison Butker (now at Georgia Tech) in the final round sudden death field goal contest for the last spot in the recent ANTONIO SHENAULT Under Armour All-American game (connected on a 45-yard field goal in game). 34 | DEFENSIVE BACK Freshman | 5.11 | 185 PERSONAL: Born Aug. 26, 1995 • son of Lori and Riyanto (Yudhie) Santoso • has Major: Undecided two siblings. Roselle, Ill. | Lake Park HS

OVERVIEW: Given three stars by Rivals, ESPN, 247Sports and Scout • Rivals slots him as the 24th-best prospect in Illinois, while 247Sports has him at 38th and ESPN at 45th • tabbed the No. 2 cornerback in his state by Scout • rated the No. 107 cornerback overall by Scout, No. 115 by ESPN and 143 by 247Sports.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lake Park High School, where he was a three-year starter • named to the Champaign News-Gazette’s 79th All-State Team • Chicago Sun- Times All-Area Honorable Mention • All-DuPage Valley Conference and all-area • recorded 57 tackles as a senior • caught four touchdown passes as a wide receiver • on the track, was the 2014 Class 3A state champion in the 110-meter hurdles • coached by Chris Roll.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 10, 1996 • son of Ken and Maria Shenault • has one brother (Franko) and three sisters (Ashly, Nikki and Karla) • brother, Franko, played football at Carthage College.

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2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see any game action. Did not see any game action.

2013: 2013: Redshirted. Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Brookfield East High School • caught 31 passes for Attended Plainfield North High School • three-year letter-winner in 518 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior • on the defensive side, recorded football • also lettered in baseball • named an All-State Scholar. 45 tackles and nine interceptions in 2012 • All-State, All-Conference, All-County PERSONAL: and All-Area as a senior • 2012 Greater Metro Conference Defensive Back of the Born Aug. 28, 1993 • son on Kevin and Lee Starks • has one sister and Year • tallied 12 receptions for 193 yards and six touchdowns as a junior • two brothers • father lettered in football for Minnesota from 1983-85 before play- coached by Tom Swittel. ing one season with the NFL's Atlanta Falcons in 1987.

PERSONAL: Born Aug. 2, 1995 • son of Kortney and Brian Smith • has three siblings. ANDREW STELTER 99 | DEFENSIVE LINE Sophomore | 6.4 | 269 | Letters: 1 RODNEY SMITH Major: Undeclared 24 | RUNNING BACK Owatonna, Minn. | Owatonna HS Freshman (RS) | 5.11 | 202 Major: Undeclared 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 12 games and recorded three tackles. Jonesboro, Ga. | Mundy’s Mill HS Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois, but did not record any statistics • assisted on three tackles against Middle Ten- 2014: Redshirted. nessee • played in the next 10 games: at TCU, against San Jose State at Michigan, against Northwestern and Purdue, at Illinois, against Iowa and Ohio State, at Ne- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Mundy's Mill High School • helped lead his team to an braska and against Missouri. 8-5 record, which was the best season in school history • team advanced to Class 5A quarterfinals • first team All-State honoree • rushed 261 times for HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Owatonna High School • helped team finish 13-0 and 2,201 yards and 26 touchdowns • team started 0-4 and he rushed 63 times for led Huskies to their first state championship, beating Brainerd in the 2013 Class 368 yards and four touchdowns in those games • team finished 8-1 and he 5A final • previously made a Prep Bowl appearance in 2012, as team finished 12- rushed 198 times for 1,833 and 22 touchdowns • rushed for more than 100 yards 1 • named first team All-State by the Minnesota Associated Press as a junior and in 11 games, more than 200 yards in four games and more than 300 yards in two a senior • made 58 tackles and recovered two fumbles as a senior, as he was named games • also caught five passes for 66 yards • rushed 172 times for 1,575 yards to the Owatonna People's Press 2013 All-Area Team • set a school record with 12 and 18 touchdowns as a junior before suffering a season-ending injury • caught sacks as a junior as he was named Owatonna People's Press Player of the Year • is six passes for 55 yards • amassed 4,002 all-purpose yards (3,776 rushing, 121 Owatonna's career sack leader • coached by Jeff Williams • also lettered in bas- receiving and 105 on kick returns) during his last two years of high school • ketball and track and field • received a three-star rating from ESPN, Rivals, football coach was Gregory Manior, while his father, Patrick Smith, was his of- 247Sports and Scout • ranked as the No. 4 recruit in Minnesota by ESPN, Rivals and fensive coordinator and baseball coach • high school teammate of Gopher line- 247Sports • 247Sports listsed him as the 38th-best strong-side defensive end, backer Jonathan Celestin • was a standout baseball player, as he was named while ESPN ranked him as the No. 82 defensive end in his class. Clayton Player of the Year by the Clayton Daily News and was voted Region 4- AAAAA Player of the Year by the region’s coaches • played second base and short- PERSONAL: Born Dec. 18, 1995 • son of Kevin and Adele Stelter • has two broth- stop and batted .587 with 12 RBI and 37 hits at leadoff • scored 27 runs and was ers and one sister. 22 of 23 on stolen bases • ranked as a three-star recruit by ESPN, 247Sports and Scout, while Rivals gave him two stars • listed as the No. 80 running back in the nation by 247Sports and as the 110th best player in Georgia.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 28, 1996 • son of Patrick and Essie Smith.

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OVERVIEW: Received three-star ratings from Rivals, ESPN, 247Sports and Scout 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in five games and started one • completed • ranked 51st in Ohio by Rivals, 60th by 247Sports and 63rd by ESPN • named the four passes for 37 yards and one touchdown • rushed 36 times for 235 yards and No. 92 offensive tackle recruit by Scout, No. 129 by ESPN and No. 143 by 247Sports one touchdown • Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Rushed five times for 21 • Scout tabbed him the sixth-best offensive tackle in Ohio. yards and completed his only pass for 12 yards as he made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois • rushed one time for 2 yards against Mid- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Hoban High School Earned AP All-Ohio Division III Spe- dle Tennessee • tossed his first career touchdown (12-yard pass to Maxx Williams) cial Mention his junior and senior seasons • recorded 42 pancake blocks in 10 and rushed seven times for 33 yards at TCU • made his first career start against games in 2014 • named to the 2014 All-Beacon Journal all-star team • helped San Jose State and rushed 18 times for 161 yards (third most ever by a Gopher pave the way for one of his teammates to rush for more than 1,500 yards • coached quarterback) and one touchdown • Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Sept. 22) after by Tim Tyrrell. his performance against SJSU • rushed five times for 18 yards as a reserve against Iowa. PERSONAL: Born March 30, 1997 • son of David and Julie Stieber • has one sister (Ellie). 2013: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Marian Central Catholic High School in Woodstock, Ill. • RASHAD STILL was a three-year letterwinner • led team to an 11-1 record and conference cham- 88 | WIDE RECEIVER pionships as both a junior and a senior • helped team advance to the state quar- Freshman | 6.5 | 200 terfinals as a junior and senior • named conference and area Player of the Year in 2011 and 2012 • was a first-team all-state selection in 2012 and was recognized Major: Undeclared as Academic All-State in 2011 and 2012 • named team MVP after a senior season El Paso, Texas | Andress HS in which he completed 172 of 250 passes (68.8%) for 2,662 yards and 26 touchdowns • threw only four interceptions • also rushed for 1,276 yards and 22 touch- OVERVIEW: Received a three-star ranking from ESPN and two stars from Rivals, downs • passed for a touchdown in all 12 games and rushed for a score in 10 247Sports and Scout • ESPN lists him as the No. 62 wide receiver in the nation, games • threw for 2,456 yards and 26 touchdowns as a junior, while also rushing while 247Sports tabs him as the No. 263 receiver and the 324th-best prospect in for 970 yards and 17 scores • handled punting duties as well, averaging 35.65 Texas. yards on 17 punts as a senior • coached by Ed Brucker • enrolled at the University of Minnesota in January 2013 and participated in spring practice • earned a three- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Andress High School • started playing football during his star ranking from Rivals.com and a two-star ranking from Scout.com • received a junior year and ended his career with 77 catches for 1,071 yards and 14 touch- three-star ranking and was the No. 38 dual-threat quarterback in the country ac- downs • helped lead team to 10-3 overall record and a 7-1 mark in district action cording to ESPN • listed as the No. 40 prospect in Illinois. as a senior • played in 12 games and caught 49 passes for 704 yards and 11 touchdowns • also rushed for one touchdown • made 23 tackles on defense, in- PERSONAL: Born Jan. 6, 1995 • son of Erik and Christine Streveler. cluding 3.0 sacks • broke up one pass and caused one fumble • played in 11 games as a junior and caught 28 passes for 367 yards and three touchdowns • also rushed for one touchdown • made seven tackles on defense and recovered one fumble • coached by Patrick Brown • also a standout basketball player.

PERSONAL: Born July 6, 1997 • son of Sheila Pippen • has one brother (Maliik).

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2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in 13 games and started five at fullback • also 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played against Eastern Illinois, but did not record saw action on special teams • caught six passes for 41 yards • blocked for an of- any statistics • saw action against Iowa. fense that rushed for 2,801 yards and 32 touchdowns. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota debut against Eastern Illinois, but did not record any statistics • played 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in six games • made two tackles • named against Middle Tennessee and helped pave the way for the Gophers to rush for 284 Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Made two tackles, including one for a loss, yards • played at TCU • made his first career start against San Jose State and in his collegiaite debut against UNLV • played on defense at New Mexico State and helped protect for an offense that rushed for 380 yards • made his first career against Western Illinois, but did not record any statistics • saw special teams ac- catch (five-yard reception) and provided protection for an offense that rushed for tion against Nebraska, at Indiana and Penn State. 206 yards and passed for 167 yards at Michigan • helped team average 5.1 yards- per-play against Northwestern • protected for an offense that scored 39 points, 2012: Redshirted. rushed for 285 yards and passed for 165 yards against Purdue • helped protect for an offense that passed for 240 yards and rushed for 171 yards at Illinois • caught HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Fort Walton Beach High School • ranked as a four-star two passes for 11 yards against Iowa and made one catch for 10 yards against Ohio prospect and as the No. 83 defensive tackle prospect in the nation by ESPN • com- State • hauled in one pass for 11 yards at Nebraska • played at Wisconsin, but did piled a total of 27 tackles and one sack as a senior • recorded 48 total stops and not record any statistics • caught one pass for four yards against Missouri. two sacks as a junior in 2010 • named first-team all-area by the Northwest Florida Daily News • named a member of the 2011 Daily News Dandy Dozen • state qual- PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Attended Butler County Community College • team was ifier in the shot put and member of his high school's weight lifting team. 11-1 during his freshman season • rushed eight times and scored four touchdowns • caught two passes, one of which was for a touchdown • blocked for an PERSONAL: Born Jan. 18, 1993 • son of Yoshoub Timms and Latonya Byas. offense that rushed for 1,908 yards and passed for 2,324 yards.

HIGH SCHOOL: A graduate of Downs-Lakeside High School • helped lead team to an 11-1 record • played eight-man football in high school • scored 40 total touchdowns as a senior, while rushing for 1,760 yards and 30 touchdowns on 166 carries • recorded 96 tackles, five sacks, three interceptions and two forced fumbles as he was named KPreps.com's Eight-Man, Division I Defensive Player of the Year • won state powerlifting championship as a senior at 198 pounds when he benched 285 pounds, cleaned 300 and had a 495-pound squat • also was a four- year letterwinner in basketball and track.

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 24, 1993 • son of Dallason and Dawn Thomas • has three brothers and one sister.

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OVERVIEW: 2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Started seven of 13 games played • made 61 tackles, Ranked as a three-star prospect by ESPN, Rivals, 247Sports and including 3.5 for a loss • broke up five passes • recorded two interceptions, forced Scout • tabbed the No. 29 inside linebacker by ESPN, while Scout has him at No. one fumble and recovered one fumble. Game-by-Game: Broke up one pass against 48 and 247Sports at No. 65 • Scout ranks him as the fifth-best middle linebacker Eastern Illinois • made three tackles against Middle Tennessee • made three tack- prospect in Texas • ESPN rates him the No. 121 Texas recruit, and 247Sports rates les, including one tackle-for-loss, and broke up one pass at TCU • tallied four him No. 190. tackles, one interception and .5 tackle-for-loss against San Jose State • broke up HIGH SCHOOL: two passes and made one tackle at Michigan • made five tackles, broke up one Attended Copperas Cove High School, where the Bulldawgs went pass and made one interception for the final play of the game against North- 7-4 (5-1 in conference play) • selected to the Killeen Daily Herald’s All-District western • tallied seven tackles, including one for a loss, against Purdue • recorded 12-6A Team • made 78 tackles (51 solo) in 11 games his senior year • returned three tackles (one tackle-for-loss) at Illinois • made five tackles against Iowa • a fumble 41 yards for a touchdown in a game against Belton • rushed 29 times notched seven tackles against Ohio State • made eight tackles and returned a for 211 yards and nine touchdowns • named Copperas Cove’s defensive MVP • fumble 24 yards at Nebraska • second on the team with a season-high 10 tack- coached by Jack Welch. les at Wisconsin • made five tackles against Missouri. PERSONAL: Born May 17, 1997 • son of Alicia and Ric Francis • has one brother 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 13 games and started two • made 28 (Jeremiah). tackles and broke up four passes. Game-by-Game: Made two tackles against UNLV • recorded three tackles at New Mexico State • started against Western Illinois and recorded one pass breakup and two tackles • registered two tackles against San BLAKE WEBER Jose State • saw action against Iowa • made one solo tackle at Michigan • started 48 | LINEBACKER at safety at Northwestern, where he made three tackles and broke up two passes Sophomore | 6.1 | 225 • recorded one tackle and broke up one pass against Nebraska • made four tackles at Indiana and three tackles against Penn State • registered four tackles Major: Undeclared against Wisconsin • made two tackles at Michigan State and against Syracuse. Prior Lake, Minn. | Rochester CTC | Prior Lake HS

2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in all 13 games and made eight tackles. OVERVIEW: Joined the Gophers in summer 2015 after one year Rochester Com- Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut at UNLV • recorded his munity and Technical College. first career tackle in a win against Syracuse • had three tackles at Wisconsin • made one tackle vs. Michigan and one at Nebraska • notched two tackles vs. Texas PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Played in 12 games and made 48 tackles at RCTC • made Tech. one interception and broke up two passes • also caught 22 passes for 369 yards and one touchdown • rushed 11 times for 56 yards. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Pensacola High School • led team to a 9-3 record, a district championship and a regional semifinal game as a senior • named second- HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Prior Lake High School • made 51 tackles as a senior • team Florida Class 6A all-state • earned all-area honors • coached by Mike Ben- rushed 106 times for 745 yards and seven touchdowns • caught 10 passes for 208 nett. yards and three touchdowns • also lettered in baseball.

PERSONAL: Born April 19, 1994 • son of Gregory and Catherine Travis. PERSONAL: Born July 16, 1996 • son of John and Laurie Weber • has one sister (Emily) • father, John, played football at Lake Forest College. LOUIS TUSZYNSKI 29 | WIDE RECEIVER Junior (RS) | 5.11 | 197 Major: Entrepreneurial Management Germantown, Wis. | Stetson | Germantown HS

2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Did not see any game action.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Germantown High School in Germantown, Wis., where he played receiver and defensive back • an All-Conference receiver in 2011 and 2012 • set school record for most receiving yards, most touchdowns and most receptions • lettered in baseball and track • member of the National Honor Society and graduated with honors in mathematics • joined the Gophers in March 2014 after he transferred from Stetson.

PERSONAL: Born July 30, 1993 • son of Bob and Tanya Tuszynski • has one brother and three sisters.

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Peter Westerhaus was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis prior to the 2013 season, 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in eight games and made one start • thus ending his football career. Westerhaus has remained part of the team and can recorded three tackles and one pass breakup. Game-by-Game: Made his Min- often be found around the football office and at practices • received the 2014 nesota and collegiate debut against Middle Tennessee where he recorded one Courage Award from the Minnesota Chapter of the National Football Foundation. tackle • played at TCU and Michigan • competed on special teams against North- western and Purdue • made two tackles and broke up a pass against Iowa in his 2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Did not see any game action. first career start • played at Wisconsin and against Missouri.

2011: Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Mansfield Legacy High School • Broncos finished 10- 3 in 2013, setting a school record for wins in a season • named to First Team De- HIGH SCHOOL: Graduate of Holy Family High School • led team to a 13-1 record fense on the Star-Telegram 2013 Football Super Team • named to the Associated and a berth in the 2010 Prep Bowl • team was 9-2 in 2009 • named Minnesota's Press 4A All-State Team • made 74 tackles and notched 11 sacks as a senior • Mr. Football for 2010 • named Second-Team All-America as a tight end by Ri- recovered three fumbles, all for touchdowns, and returned an interception for a vals.com • earned All-State honors from the Minnesota Vikings and Associated touchdown • caught two passes on the season, one of which was a 6-yard score Press • recorded 139 tackles and scored 11 touchdowns, playing both ways as a • blocked two field goals • coached by Chris Melson • also lettered in basket- senior • tallied 121 tackles, blocked three kicks and caught 29 passes for 668 ball and track • ESPN and 247Sports listed him as a three-star recruit, while Ri- yards and eight scores as a junior • registered 74 tackles, including a pair of sacks, vals and Scout gave him two stars • 247Sports ranked him as the No. 119 outside as a sophomore in 2008 • coached by Dave Hopkins. linebacker in the nation and as the 238th-best prospect in Texas • ESPN had him as the No. 141 linebacker in the country and as the 229th-best recruit in PERSONAL: Born Dec. 4, 1992 • son of Jon and Sue Westerhaus. Texas.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 30, 1995 • son of Christina Williams • has one sister, JARED WEYLER Alyssa • uncle Don Moody was a running back in the 1990s at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. 62 | OFFENSIVE LINE Freshman (RS) | 6.4 | 297 Major: Undeclared Dayton, Ohio | Centerville HS

2014: Missed the season with an injury.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Centerville High School • helped lead his team to an 8- 3 record as a senior • named first team All-Southwest District • blocked for an offensive unit that scored more than 30 points in 10 games • protected for a backfield that rushed for 48 touchdowns and nearly 4,000 yards • coached by Ron Ullery • also lettered in basketball • ranked as a three-star recruit by Scout and 247Sports, while Rivals gave him two stars • Scout listed him as the No. 90 prospect at his position, while 247Sports had him at No. 153 and also ranked him as the 102nd best player in Ohio.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 22, 1996 • son of Frank and Shelley Weyler • Frank played football at Dayton and lettered from 1982-84 • has two brothers.

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2014 • JUNIOR SEASON: Played in 13 games and saw action on offense and 2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in four games • made his collegiate debut special teams • rushed 23 times for 114 yards and three touchdowns • caught one against Iowa • saw action on special teams against Ohio State and at Nebraska pass for six yards • made one tackle. Game-by-Game: Rushed six times for 19 • assisted on one tackle at Wisconsin • Academic All-Big Ten. yards and caught one pass for six yards against Eastern Illinois • played on special teams against Middle Tennessee • rushed four times for 16 yards at TCU • 2013: Redshirted • named Defensive Work Team Player of the Year. competed on special teams against San Jose State • rushed four times for 14 yards and made one tackle on special teams at Michigan • played on special HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Wayzata High School • led team to a 10-2 record as a teams against Northwestern, Purdue and at Illinois • rushed five times for 23 senior • missed part of his senior season with an injury • tallied 62 tackles and yards and one touchdown against Iowa • played on special teams against Ohio five tackles for loss • recorded one sack and forced four fumbles • also passed State • rushed three times for 22 yards at Nebraska, which included a 19-yard one time, resulting in a 15-yard touchdown • named First-Team All-State • touchdown • competed at Wisconsin • rushed for a 20-yard touchdown on his only recorded 82 tackles in 13 games as a junior • named All-Conference and was All- carry against Missouri. State Honorable Mention • registered 18 tackles and four sacks • made two interceptions and forced three fumbles • broke up four passes and deflected four 2013 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in 10 games and started six • rushed 60 passes • played in nine games as a sophomore and made 35 tackles as team won times for 332 yards • did not have a negative rush on the season • scored three state championship • made 19 career Prep Bowl tackles • coached by Brad An- rushing touchdowns • made two tackles on special teams. Game-by-Game: Car- derson • Rivals.com listed him as a two-star recruit and as the sixth-best ried the ball four times for 13 yards against UNLV • rushed 16 times for a career- prospect in Minnesota • Scout.com had him as a three-star recruit and as the high 148 yards (most by a true sophomore since Alex Daniels ran for 155 yards vs. 97th best player at his position • ESPN ranked him as the 130th best outside line- Kent State in 2006) and one touchdown at New Mexico State • rushed 10 times for backer in the nation and the fifth best prospect in Minnesota. 56 yards and two touchdowns against Western Illinois • carried the ball 15 times for 60 yards against San Jose State • rushed seven times for 22 yards against PERSONAL: Born Nov. 16, 1994 • son of Dave and Lisa Wipson • has one Iowa • carried the ball eight times for 33 yards at Michigan • played on special brother, Kyle. teams at Northwestern • missed the Nebraska and Indiana game with an injury • did not play against Penn State • played on special teams against Wisconson, at Michigan State and versus Syracuse.

2012 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in the final eight games of the season and started against Purdue • rushed 57 times for 261 yards and two touchdowns • named Outstanding Offensive Freshman of the Year. Game-by-Game: Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Northwestern and had six carries for 18 yards • competed at Wisconsin and carried the ball six times for 20 yards • registered nine carries for 43 yards and his first career touchdown vs. Purdue • picked up 42 yards on nine carries vs. Michigan • rushed 10 times for 55 yards and recorded the first catch of his career at Illinois • rushed seven times at Nebraska and once against Michigan State • rushed 12 times for 60 yards and one touchdown vs. Texas Tech.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lewisville High School • back-to-back second-team All-District 8-5A selection • rushed 157 times for 850 yards and five touchdowns in 2011 • caught 26 passes for 389 yards and three scores as a senior • totals from his 2011 campaign ranked No. 10 in total rushing yards in the state and No. 25 in yards per game • ranked No. 9 in Texas in all-purpose yards for 2011 with 1,239 • carried the ball 94 times for 465 yards and four scores as a junior • coached by Dick Olin.

PERSONAL: Born March 29, 1994 • son of Rodrick Sr. and Quwonia Williams • has two proud younger brothers Chandler and Corbin Williams.

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OVERVIEW: Received three-star ratings from 247Sports and Scout, while Rivals 2014 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Played in eight games and started two • made gave him two stars • Scout rates him the second-best tight end in Michigan and 10 catches for 106 yards • Academic All-Big Ten. Game-by-Game: Missed the 38th-best tight end in his class overall • tabbed the No. 36 Michigan recruit and Eastern Illinois game with an injury • returned to the lineup against Middle Ten- No. 69 tight end by 247Sports. nessee, but did not record any statistics • caught three passes for 24 yards at TCU • tallied one catch for seven yards against San Jose State • caught one pass for HIGH SCHOOL: Attended West Catholic High School, where he helped the Falcons 12 yards at Michigan and made two receptions for nine yards against Northwest- win back-to-back Division 5 state titles after a runner-up finish as a sophomore • ern • hauled in two catches for 19 yards against Purdue • caught one pass for 35 West Catholic went 14-0 in 2014 • named to the AP Division 5-6 All-State First yards at Illinois • missed the final four games of the regular season with an in- Team as a defensive lineman • MLive Grand Rapids Press Defensive Player of the jury • returned to action against Missouri, but did not record any statistics. Year • caught 16 touchdown passes and amassed nearly 800 receiving yards as a senior • made 81 tackles (23 for a loss) and returned a fumble for a touchdown • 2013 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 13 games and started four • third on made four receptions for 124 yards and three touchdowns in the 2014 state semi- the team in receiving yards (259) and receptions (15) • his lone touchdown came final game • started for the Falcons for three years • coached by Dan Rohn • also on a 55-yard reception, which was Minnesota's longest pass play of the year. played basketball. Game-by-Game: Made his collegiate debut against UNLV, but did not record any statistics • played at New Mexico State, against Western Illinois and San Jose PERSONAL: Born Dec. 1, 1997 • son of Gayle and Jim Witham. State • made one catch, the first of his career, for 15 yards against Iowa • caught two passes for 27 yards at Michigan • hauled in two passes for 28 yards at North- western • started against Nebraska, but did not record any statistics • made one catch for 17 yards at Indiana and caught two passes for 22 yards against Penn State • rushed one time for 7 yards against Wisconsin • caught three passes for 56 yards at Michigan State • caught four passes for 94 yards and one touchdown (55-yard reception) against Syracuse.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Canyon High School where he was a four-year letterwinner • California's all-time record holder in career catches (281) and career yardage (5,148), breaking former NFL wide receiver Steve Smith’s records (271 catches and 4,486 yards) • second in state history with 52 career touchdown receptions • led team to an 8-3-1 record as a senior and was named Second-Team All-State • caught 89 passes for 1,275 yards (averaged 106.3 yards receiving a game) • registered 100 or more yards in eight of 12 games • caught 14 touchdown passes • averaged 35.83 yards on six kickoff returns (one touchdown) • made 75 catches as a junior for 1,628 yards and 19 touchdowns • rushed for one touchdown and returned one punt for a score • had 77 catches for 1,472 yards and 13 touchdowns as a sophomore and 40 catches for 773 yards and six touchdowns as a freshman • coached by Richard Gutierrez • Scout.com and Rivals.com both listed him as a three-star recruit • Scout ranked him as the 97th best wide receiver in the nation, while Rivals had him as the 90th-best player in California • ranked by ESPN as the 180th-best prospect in California • participated in the West Coast Bowl - featuring the top high school seniors from California, Nevada, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado

PERSONAL: Born March 22, 1995 • son of John and Audrey Wolitarsky.

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2014 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in five games • made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Eastern Illinois, but did not record any statistics • saw action as a reserve against San Jose State • played on special teams against Purdue • played on offense and on special teams against Iowa • played on special teams against Missouri • Academic All-Big Ten.

2013: Redshirted

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Center Grove High School • led team to a 12-2 record as a senior and advanced to the Class 5A semifinals • member of the 2012 The Indi- anapolis Star Super Team • caught 28 passes for 331 yards and five touchdowns • coached by Eric Moore • was a three-star recruit, No. 39 tight end in the nation and 13th best prospect in Indiana according to Rivals.com • Scout.com ranked as a three-star recruit and as the No. 61 tight end in the nation • ESPN gave him a three-star rating and ranked him as the No. 17 player in Indiana, while 247sports.com had him as the No. 14 player in the state.

PERSONAL: Born Aug. 30, 1994 • son of Amy Wozniak • has two siblings.

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Head Coach Jerry Kill n COACHING STAFF

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n Coaching Staff

JERRY KILL HEAD COACH • FIFTH SEASON Jerry Kill was named head coach of the University of Minnesota football pro- nessee Titans) and Cedric Thompson (fifth round to the Miami Dolphins) also gram on December 7, 2010. He is in his fifth year at Minnesota and 22nd overall heard their named called by NFL teams. of being a head college football coach in 2015. His career record is 152-99. The four draft picks from 2015 are the most that Minnesota has had since The Gophers were 3-9 in Kill's first season in 2011, but reached a bowl game it also had four players picked in 2006. The six combined picks from 2014 and and finished 6-7 in 2012. As custom with Kill and his staff, the third year at a 2015 are more than Minnesota had drafted from 2007-13 (Gophers had four play- school usually turns into a memorable season and 2013 was no different at Min- ers taken during this time). nesota as the Gophers finished the season with an 8-5 overall record and a 4-4 Kill's rebuilding of the Minnesota program is also taking place in the class- mark in conference play. Kill was a combined 9-26 in his first year at Minnesota room. The Gophers recorded a 994 Academic Progress Rate (APR) for the 2013- and at his previous two schools Northern Illinois (NIU) and Southern Illinois (SIU). 14 season as well as the the 2012-13 and 2011-12 seasons. The 994 score is the In his third year, the schools produced a combined record of 28-9. highest single-season score that the Minnesota football team has ever recorded The success from 2013 carried over into 2014, as Kill's Gophers finished 8- and the Gophers' multi-year rate of 975 is also a school record. 5 overall, but were 5-3 in the Big Ten. Kill guided Minnesota to its first back-to- Kill came to Minnesota after spending three seasons on the sidelines at NIU. back eight-win seasons since 2002 (eight wins) and 2003 (10 wins). Since 1906, Kill led the Huskies to three consecutive bowl games during his tenure and also Minnesota has won eight games in consecutive seasons only five times. The 2013 coached NIU to a berth the Mid-American Conference Championship game in and 2014 seasons were Minnesota's first consecutive four-win conference seasons 2010. Kill was 23-16 in his three seasons with the Huskies. since 1999 (5-3) and 2000 (4-4). At NIU, Kill coached two winners of the Mid-American Conference Vern Smith In 2014, Kill coached the Gophers to resounding wins against rivals Michi- Leadership Award, given annually to the conference's top football player. Defen- gan (30-14) and Iowa (51-14) to claim the Little Brown Jug and Floyd of Rosedale. sive end Larry English won the award in 2008, Kill's first season. Running back Last season marked the first time that Minnesota had beaten Michigan and Iowa Chad Spann was honored in 2010. English went on to be the No. 16 overall choice in the same season since 1967. Under Kill's direction, Minnesota also erased a 14- in the 2009 NFL Draft and currently plays for the San Diego Chargers. point halftime deficit at Nebraska to beat the ranked Huskers on the road for the During 2010, Kill mentored six first-team All-MAC selections. In his three first time since 1960. seasons, the Huskies earned 10 first-team all-MAC honors. His 2010 squad ranked Kill coached the Big Ten tight end of the year in Maxx Williams and the Big No. 7 in the nation in rushing offense, No. 12 in scoring offense, No. 19 in total Ten punter of the year in Peter Mortell and in total five Gophers were named All- offense, No. 14 in scoring defense, No. 26 in total defense, No. 24 in rushing de- Big Ten First Team, the most since 2004. fense and No. 44 in passing defense. Following the 2010 season, Kill was named Kill and Minnesota earned a berth and played in the Buffalo Wild the National Coach of the Year by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Wings Citrus Bowl on Jan. 1, 2015, in Orlando, Fla. The game marked In 2009, Kill was presented with the National Football Foun- Minnesota's first appearance in the historic Buffalo Wild Wings Cit- dation Courage Award by the Chicago Metro Chapter of the Na- rus Bowl and was the first time that Minnesota played a bowl game tional Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame. in January in Florida. Kill led the Gophers to a January bowl game for In four previous stops as a head coach, he has never left the first time since 1962 when Minnesota beat UCLA 21-3 on Jan. 1, a school with a sub-.500 record. In three of his previous four head in the Rose Bowl. coaching positions, he took over a team with a losing record and For his efforts, Kill was voted the Big Ten's Hayes-Schem- turned in a winning season in three years or less. bechler Coach of the Year by the conference's coaches and the Dave Prior to serving as the head coach at NIU, Kill was in charge McClain Coach of the Year by the media who cover the Big Ten. He of the football program at Southern Illinois, an FCS program in also was named Region 3 Coach of the Year by the American Carbondale, Ill. He spent seven years on the Saluki sideline Football Coaches Association for the second straight and compiled a 55-32 record. Kill's record over his year. Kill, who was the only repeat winner among final five seasons with Southern Illinois was the five Football Bowl Subdivision coaches, was 50-14 and included five consecutive NCAA recognized by the AFCA for the fourth time, FCS Playoff appearances. as he was also named a Regional Coach of Kill was the head coach at Emporia the Year in 2003 and 2004 while at South- (Kan.) State for two seasons in 1999- ern Illinois. Noted analyst Tom Lemming 2000. He went 11-11 with the Hornets, also tabbed Kill as his National Coach who play at the NCAA Division II level. of the Year. Prior to Emporia State, Kill was the In 2013, the Gophers reached head coach at NCAA Division II eight wins for the first time under Kill member Saginaw Valley State from and for only the seventh time since 1994-1998. He compiled a 38-14 1960. Kill and his staff led Minnesota record with the Cardinals. to four straight Big Ten wins for the Kill served as defensive first time since 1973 and ended a coordinator and offensive coor- 16-game losing streak to Nebraska, dinator in two different stops at Pitts- as Kill was named Region 3 Coach of burg (Kan.) State University. He helped lead the the Year by the American Football Gorillas to three NAIA playoff appearances as the Coaches Association. defensive coordinator from 1985-87. Kill returned The NFL is also taking note of to Pitt State as the offensive coordinator from Kill's rebuilding of the Minnesota pro- 1990-93. In that four-year span, the Gorillas ad- gram, as six Gophers have been selected vanced to the NCAA Division II Playoffs four times, in the last two NFL Drafts. In 2014, reaching the championship game twice and win- Ra'Shede Hageman was selected in the sec- ning the 1991 national title. ond round by the Atlanta Falcons and Brock Sandwiched between his stints at Pittsburg Vereen was a fourth round pick of the Chicago State, Kill was the head coach at Webb City (Mo.) Bears. In 2015, Maxx Williams was taken in the High School. He was 25-1 in two seasons at Webb second round by the Baltimore Ravens, while City and won a state championship in 1989. Damien Wilson (fourth round to the Dallas Kill and his wife Rebecca have two daugh- Cowboys), David Cobb (fifth round to the Ten- ters, Krystal and Tasha.

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n Coaching Staff KILL At A Glance Born August 24, 1961 Hometown Cheney, Kan. High School Cheney (Kan.) High School Alma Mater Southwestern College, 1983 Coaching Experience 2011- University of Minnesota Head Coach 2008-10 Northern Illinois Head Coach 2001-07 Southern Illinois Head Coach 1999-2000 Emporia State Head Coach 1994-98 Saginaw Valley State Head Coach KILL BY THE NUMBERS 1990-93 Pittsburg State Offensive Coordinator .606 Winning percentage as a collegiate head coach 1988-89 Webb City (Mo.) High School 1985-87 Pittsburg State Defensive Coordinator National Championship. Won as Playing Experience 1 offensive coordinator at Pittsburg (Kan.) 1979-82 Southwestern College (Kan.), Linebacker, Team Captain, 1981-82 State University in 1991 Honors and Awards Big Ten Coach of the Year 2014 Big Ten Hayes-Schembechler Coach of the Year 1 (Hayes-Schembechler Coach of the Year and 2014 Big Ten Dave McClain Coach of the Year 2014 Tom Lemming National Coach of the Year Dave McClain Coach of the Year) at Minnesota in 2014 2014 AFCA Region 3 Coach of the Year 2013 AFCA Region 3 Coach of the Year Mid-American Conference Vern Smith 2010 FCA National Coach of the Year 2 Leadership Award (MVP) winners in 2009 NFF Courage Award three years at NIU 2007 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year 2004 Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year National Coach of the Year honors. 2004 I-AA Region 4 Coach of the Year 3 2004 Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year 2004 Gateway Conf. Coach of the Year 2007 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year 2004 Southwestern College Hall of Fame 2014 Tom Lemming Coach of the Year 2003 I-AA Region 4 Coach of the Year 2003 Gateway Conf. Coach of the Year Bowl-eligible teams in three seasons at Year-By-Year Head Coaching Record 3 Northern Illinois University. Year School Overall Postseason 2008 Independence Bowl 1994 Saginaw Valley St. 6-4 — 2009 International Bowl 1995 Saginaw Valley St. 7-3 — 2010 Humanitarian Bowl 1996 Saginaw Valley St. 7-3 — 1997 Saginaw Valley St. 9-2 — Bowl-eligible team in three seasons at Minnesota. 1998 Saginaw Valley St. 9-2 — 3 2012 Meineke Car Care Bowl 1999 Emporia State 5-6 — 2013 Texas Bowl 2000 Emporia State 6-5 — 2014 Citrus Bowl 2001 Southern Illinois 1-10 — 2002 Southern Illinois 4-8 — AFCA Regional Coach of the Year honors. 2003 Southern Illinois 10-2 FCS Playoffs First Round 4 2003 and 2004 at Southern Illinois 2004 Southern Illinois 10-2 FCS Playoffs First Round 2013 and 2014 at Minnesota 2005 Southern Illinois 9-4 FCS Playoffs Second Round 2006 Southern Illinois 9-4 FCS Playoffs Second Round NCAA Football Championship 2007 Southern Illinois 12-2 FCS Playoffs Semifinals 5 Subdivision Playoff appearances as 2008 Northern Illinois 6-7 Independence Bowl head coach at Southern Illinois University 2009 Northern Illinois 7-6 International Bowl 2010 Northern Illinois 10-3 Humanitarian Bowl 6 NFL Draft picks in his tenure at Minnesota 2011 Minnesota 3-9 2012 Minnesota 6-7 Meineke Car Care Bowl 7 First-team All-Big Ten selections in his tenure at Minnesota 2013 Minnesota 8-5 Texas Bowl 2014 Minnesota 8-5 Citrus Bowl Winning seasons (out of 21) as a Total 152-99 15 collegiate head coach

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n Coaching Staff TRACY CLAEYS

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH / DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR • FIFTH SEASON

THE CLAEYS FILE Tracy Claeys is the Associate Head Coach for the University of Minnesota football program. He has also served as the team's defensive coordinator since head coach CLAEYS At A Glance Jerry Kill's arrival in December of 2010. Born Claeys has helped transform Minnesota's defense since he has been in charge December 25, 1968 and has been nominated for the Frank Broyles Award (top college assistant coach) Hometown in each of the past two seasons. Clay Center, Kan. Minnesota allowed 380 points in 2011 and 321 points in 2012. In 2013, under the leadership of Claeys, the Gopher defense allowed only 289 points, which was High School the first time that Minnesota went an entire season not allowing 300 points since Clay Center (Kan.) Community, 1987 2004 when it allowed 273 points in 12 games (allowed 285 points in 13 games in Alma Mater 2003). Kansas State, 1994 In 2013, Minnesota ranked fourth in the Big Ten and 25th in the nation allowing only 22.2 points a game. The Gophers were at their best when their back was Coaching Experience against the wall, as they finished first in the Big Ten and 15th in the nation in red 2014- Minnesota Associate Head Coach zone defense. Minnesota allowed opponents to score only 74.0 percent (37 of 50) of 2011- Minnesota Defensive Coordinator the time. 2008-10 Northern Illinois Defensive Coordinator In 2014, Minnesota allowed 314 points (24.2 points per game) to rank sixth in 2001-07 Southern Illinois Defensive Coordinator the Big Ten and tied for 33rd nationally. The 2014 Gophers held 10 teams below 1999-2000 Emporia State Defensive Coordinator their final season scoring averages. In one stretch, the Claeys-led defense held three 1995-98 Saginaw Valley State Defensive Line consecutive conference teams at least 13.8 points below their averages. In addition, 1994 Santa Fe Trail High School Co-Defensive Coord. Minnesota limited four teams to less than 100 yards rushing. Michigan mustered only 83 rushing yards and 88 passing yards against the Gophers. The defense's 15 fumble recoveries and 15 interceptions helped Minnesota to a +10 turnover margin (second in the Big Ten and 15th in the nation). tionally in three categories - fifth in pass defense, 14th in scor- In the past two years, Claeys has coached four first-team All-Big Ten selections. ing defense and 17th in total defense. Rivals.com named Claeys Damien Wilson and Briean Boddy-Calhoun were honored in 2014, while Ra'Shede as the MAC's Defensive Coordinator of the Year for 2008. Hageman and Brock Vereen were recognized in 2013. Hageman and Vereen were the Both Claeys and offensive coordinator Limegrover deserve first Gopher defensive players to be recognized by the conference since 2008. credit for Northern Illinois' turnover margin of +0.79 per game in Claeys has also started sending members of his defense to the NFL. Damien 2010, which ranked No. 2 in the MAC and No. 17 in the nation. Wilson (Dallas cowboys) and Cedric Thompson (Miami Dolphins) were both selected The Huskie offense turned the ball over just 14 times in 13 games in the 2015 NFL Draft, while former standouts Cameron Botticelli (San Diego Charg- in 2010 to rank No. 5 in the nation. ers) and Derrick Wells (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) signed free agent contracts. Hage- Claeys' pre-Minnesota resumé also includes coaching sev- man (Atlanta Falcons) and Vereen (Chicago Bears) were both picked in the 2014 eral standout defensive players, most recently NIU's Larry Eng- draft. Under Claeys, Minnesota has had four total defensive players taken in the lish, the first-round draft choice of the NFL's San Diego Chargers 2014 and 2015 drafts. The Gophers had the same number of defensive players se- in 2009. Claeys also coached Seattle Seahawks' 1999 first-round lected from 2003-10. draft choice Lamar King at Saginaw Valley State and tutored line- Claeys started his coaching career at Santa Fe Trail High School in 1994. He backer Bart Scott at Southern Illinois and defensive end Paul joined up with Kill in 1995 at Saginaw Valley State, where he coached the defensive Spicer at Saginaw Valley St. line. Claeys became Kill's defensive coordinator at Emporia State in 1999. He re- Claeys, who is from Clay Center, Kan., is a 1994 Kansas State mained in that capacity when Kill took over at Southern Illinois in 2001 and North- graduate. ern Illinois in 2008. Claeys led a Northern Illinois defensive unit that was ranked No. 14 in the nation and No. 1 in the Mid-American Conference in scoring defense, allowing an average of just 19.08 points per game in the 2010 season. The Huskies were also No. 32 in the nation in pass efficiency defense, No. 27 in total defense and No. 27 in rushing defense in Claeys' final season at NIU. Claeys' defense topped the MAC and ranked 30th in the country in total defense in 2009. The Huskies were also among the top 30 FBS teams in the country in scoring defense that season and held opponents below 125 yards per game on the ground. In 2008, his first season at NIU, Claeys and the defensive staff engineered one of the biggest turnarounds in the country, as the Huskies led the MAC in pass defense, total defense and scoring defense. The Huskies finished in the top 20 na-

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n Coaching Staff MATT LIMEGROVER

ASSISTANT HEAD COACH / OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR / OFFENSIVE LINE • FIFTH SEASON

THE LIMEGROVER FILE Matt Limegrover is the Assistant Head Coach for the University of Minnesota football LIMEGROVER At A Glance program. He has also served as the team's offensive coordinator and offensive line coach Born since 2011. With Limegrover overseeing the offense, the Gophers' scoring average has in- November 26, 1968 creased by 10 points since 2011. Minnesota averaged 28.4 points per game in 2014 Hometown after averaging 25.7 points in 2013, 21.3 points in 2012 and 18.4 points in 2011. Pittsburgh, Pa. Limegrover's charges scored 44 touchdowns on offense in 2014 after scoring 35 in 2013 and 31 in 2012. High School In 2014, Minnesota received its first All-Big Ten First Team honors on offense since Pittsburgh Central Catholic High School 2009. Maxx Williams and one of Limegrover's offensive line charges, Zac Epping, re- Alma Mater ceived all-conference recognition. Epping was the first Gophers lineman named to the University of Chicago, 1994 (B.S.) first team since 2005. Standout running back David Cobb received second-team honors. Williams and Cobb both heard their name called during the 2015 NFL Draft be- Northwestern University, 2000 (M.S.) coming the first offensive Gophers under Limegrover to be selected. Williams was taken Family in the second round by Baltimore, while Cobb went in the fifth round to Tennessee. In ad- wife, Ann dition, receiver Isaac Fruechte signed as a free agent with Minnesota. daughter, Emma; son, T.J. In 2014, the Gophers had the No. 28 rushing offense in the country (sixth in the Big Ten) with 2,801 rushing yards. That total is their best since rushing for 3,277 yards in Coaching Experience 2005. Minnesota's 32 rushing touchdowns and 599 attempts were also the team's high- 2014- Minnesota Assistant Head Coach est totals in those categories since 2005, when the Gophers rushed 610 times and scored 2011- Minnesota Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line 34 touchdowns on the ground. 2008-10 Northern Illinois Offensive Coord./Offensive Line Minnesota finished 2013 with the No. 37 rushing offense in the nation (fifth in the 2001-07 Southern Illinois Offensive Coord./Offensive Line Big Ten), having run the ball 586 times for 2,538 yards. That was the first time the Go- 1999-2000 Emporia State Offensive Line phers produced more than 2,000 rushing yards in a season since 2006. 1997-98 Ferris State Offensive Line/Running Game In addition to helping restore Minnesota's rushing attack, the offensive line, under the watchful eye of Limegrover, has been disciplined the last two years. In 2013, it com- 1995-96 Northwestern Graduate Assistant mitted only 13 penalties. In 2014, Minnesota’s opponents accepted just 11 penalties 1994 University of Chicago Interim Head Coach against offensive linemen. 1993 University of Chicago Offensive Coordinator/ Limegrover has been on head coach Jerry Kill's staff since 1999. He began his Offensive Line coaching career at the University of Chicago, where he coached the tight ends in 1991, 1992 University of Chicago Offensive Line the offensive line in 1992, became offensive coordinator in 1993 and interim head coach 1991 University of Chicago Tight Ends in 1994. Limegrover then moved on to a graduate assistant position at Northwestern for two seasons. He was then the offensive line coach and run game coordinator at Ferris Playing Experience State in 1997 and 1998. 1987-90 University of Chicago (Offensive Line) Limegrover caught on with Kill as offensive line coach at Emporia State in 1999. He coached the offensive line and ran the offense when Kill took over the Southern Illi- seasons in school history came under the guidance of Limegrover. His nois program and maintained both of those responsibilities at NIU. rushing offense gained more than 18,000 yards on the ground at SIU, Limegrover was in charge of an offensive unit that ranked among the nation's best and his passing attack produced better than a 2-1 touchdown-to-in- in 2010 at NIU. The Huskies finished the season No. 7 in the nation and No. 1 in the MAC terception ratio. in rushing offense (260.4 ypg). NIU also led the MAC in scoring offense (38.0 ppg, No. Limegrover coached five FCS All-Americans at SIU, including two 12 in the nation) and total offense (450.0 ypg, No. 19 in the nation). offensive linemen. Under Limegrover's direction, the Salukis' 2004 of- In addition to the team rankings, Limegrover's NIU offense produced the No. 1 fense set school records for yards (502.7) and points-per-game (42.6) rusher in the MAC for two consecutive seasons. Chad Spann averaged just less than and touchdowns (67). In 2007, the Salukis produced 3,293 yards and 100 yards per game and ranked No. 19 in the nation in rushing as a senior in 2010. scored 28 touchdowns through the air, also school records. Spann was a two-time first-team All-MAC selection and was chosen as the league's Both defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys and Limegrover deserve most valuable player in 2010. credit for Northern Illinois' turnover margin of +0.79 per game in During his three seasons at Northern Illinois, Limegrover's offensive linemen earned 2010, which ranked No. 2 in the MAC and No. 17 in the nation. The All Mid-American Conference recognition seven times, including 2010 first-team selec- Huskie offense turned the ball over just 14 times in 13 games this tions Scott Wedige and Trevor Olson. season to rank No. 5 in the nation. The Huskie line gave up only 15 sacks in 2009. NIU also led the MAC and ranked Limegrover played football at the University of Chicago from 19th nationally in rushing with 202.42 yards per game that year. Limegrover spent seven 1987-90 and was Honoraable Mention All-UAA in 1990. The Pitts- seasons with Kill at Southern Illinois. With the Salukis, he coordinated a prolific offense burgh, Pa., native graduated from Chicago in 1991 and also holds a that ranked in the top 10 in scoring for six straight years (2002-07). master's degree from Northwestern, where he served as a graduate During his tenure, SIU averaged 207.8 yards per game on the ground, and totaled assistant coach and was a part of two Big Ten championship teams. more than 3,000 rushing yards in four different seasons. Four of the top five rushing He and his wife Ann have two children - Emma and T.J.

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n Coaching Staff BRIANANDERSON

WIDE RECEIVERS • FIFTH SEASON

THE ANDERSON FILE Brian Anderson is in his fifth season as an assistant coach on the Gopher Football ANDERSON staff. He serves as wide receivers coach after leading the Gophers' running backs At A Glance Born from 2011-2013. January 23, 1969 Under Anderson's direction in 2014, Isaac Fruechte recorded Minnesota's first 100-yard receiving game since 2012. He caught three passes for 105 yards at Illi- Hometown nois, and finished the season with 18 receptions for 292 yards (16.2-yard average) Rockford, Ill. in a run-heavy offense. High School Fruechte, who signed a free agent contract with the Minnesota Vikings, was Rockford West (Ill.), 1988 complimented by KJ Maye, as the Alabama-native (16 receptions for 298 yards) emerged as a threat in the passing game. Alma Mater In 2013, Anderson helped produce the Gophers' first 1,000-yard running back Western Illinois, 1994 since 2006. In 13 games, junior David Cobb rushed for 1,202 yards to become the Family first back to rush for more than 1,000 yards (and 1,200 yards) since Amir Pinnix. In wife, Kerri 2012, Anderson coached Donnell Kirkwood, who churned out 926 yards during his daughter, Annabelle redshirt sophomore year. Anderson had been on head coach Jerry Kill's staff for 10 years prior to taking Coaching Experience his role with the Gophers. He coached tight ends at Northern Illinois for three years 2014- Minnesota Wide Receivers and coached wide receivers and kick returners at Southern Illinois from 2001-07. 2011-13 Minnesota Running Backs Prior to joining Coach Kill's staff at Southern Illinois, Anderson coached at Cof- 2008-10 Northern Illinois Tight Ends feyville (Kan.) Community College from 1997-2000. At Coffeyville, three of his stu- 2001-07 Southern Illinois Wide Receivers/Returners dent-athletes went on to play in the National Football League. Anderson also coached 1997-2000 Coffeyville Comm. College Wide Receivers for two seasons at Highland Community College in Kansas (1996-97). 1996-97 Highland Comm. College Wire Receivers/ He began his coaching career at Western Illinois, serving as a student assis- Passing Game tant in 1994, before coaching wide receivers in 1995-96. 1995-96 Western Illinois Wide Receivers Anderson's playing career began at Ellsworth Community College in Iowa Falls, Iowa. At Ellsworth, Anderson took part in the 1988 Royal Crown Cola Bowl and the Playing Experience 1989 Mid-American Bowl, that season's NJCAA national championship game. He 1990-92 Western Illinois Wide Receiver then moved on to Western Illinois, where he lettered as a wide receiver in 1991 and 1988-90 Ellsworth C.C. Wide Receiver 1992. Anderson holds a bachelor's degree from Western Illinois. He and his wife Kerri have a daughter, Annabelle.

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n Coaching Staff JEFFPHELPS

DEFENSIVE LINE • FIFTH SEASON

THE PHELPS FILE Jeff Phelps is in his fifth year as an assistant coach with the Golden Gophers. He PHELPS At A Glance coaches the defensive line. Born Phelps coached two 2014 honorable mention All-Big Ten selections in Cameron Botticelli and Theiren Cockran. Botticelli, a former walk-on, started every game and November 30, 1976 made 9.0 tackles-for-loss (3.0 sacks) as part of his 29 tackles. Cockran made 23 Hometown tackles, seven of which were for a loss (4.0 sacks), and added two pass breakups, Chicago, Ill. a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. High School Four true freshmen gained experience under Phelps' watch in 2014. These in- Crete-Monee (Ill.) High School, 1994 cluded Steven Richardson, the team's Outstanding Defensive Freshmen of the Year, and Gaelin Elmore, who transitioned from tight end to defensive line during fall Alma Mater camp. Ball State, 1998 In 2013, Phelps coached a defensive line that was anchored by first team All- Family Big Ten honoree and AP third-team All-American Ra'Shede Hageman. The Min- wife, Tyla neapolis native notched 38 tackles, 13 tackles-for-loss, two sacks, one interception, son, Carsen eight pass breakups and one fumble recovery. Cockran also flourished under Phelps' direction in 2013. Cockran had 30 tack- daughter, Harlyn les, 10 of which were for a loss, and led Minnesota with 7.5 sacks. He led the Big Coaching Experience Ten with four forced fumbles (tied for 13th in the nation) and was also named sec- 2011- Minnesota Defensive Line ond-team All-Big Ten by the media. 2008-10 Northern Illinois Defensive Line Hageman was drafted in the second round by the Atlanta Falcons in 2014 to 2006-07 Northern Illinois Defensive Tackles become Minnesota’s first defensive lineman selected since 2006. Botticelli signed 2003-05 Hillsdale College Defensive Line a free agent contract in 2015 with the San Diego Chargers. 2000-02 DePauw University Linebackers/Running Backs Phelps joined the Minnesota staff after spending five years coaching at North- 1999 Ball State Graduate Assistant ern Illinois. From 2008-2010, he coached the Huskies' defensive line. In 2006-07, Phelps was responsible for coaching the Huskie defensive tackles. Playing Experience Phelps coached defensive end Larry English at NIU. English went on to be 1994-97 Ball State (Linebacker) named the Mid-American Conference's Most Valuable Player twice and was the 2008 MAC Defensive Player of the Year. He was the 16th overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, going to the San Diego Chargers. Phelps began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Ball State in 1999. He then spent three seasons at DePauw, where he coached the running backs for two seasons before going to the defensive side of the ball to coach the linebackers. He then spent three seasons at Hillsdale (Mich.) College, where he coached the defensive line from 2003-05 before joining the staff at NIU. Phelps was a Second-Team All-MAC player at outside linebacker for Ball State following his senior season in 1997. He was also an Honorable Mention All-MAC selection as a junior. The Chicago native holds a bachelor's degree from Ball State. Phelps is a graduate of Crete-Monee High School, where he was a three-sport standout, earning seven letters - football (2), wrestling (2), track and field (3). He and his wife Tyla have a son, Carsen, and a daughter, Harlyn.

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n Coaching Staff PAT POORE

RUNNING BACKS • FIFTH SEASON

THE POORE FILE Pat Poore is in his fifth season as an assistant coach at Minnesota. He coaches the POORE At A Glance running backs, after leading the wide receivers for the Gophers from 2011-13. Born In Poore's first season as running backs coach, senior David Cobb broke Min- nesota's season rushing record with 1,626 yards (fourth in the Big Ten) on 314 car- July 25, 1962 ries. Cobb, who earned All-Big Ten Second Team honors, ran for a team-high 13 Hometown touchdowns. He became the first Gopher to record consecutive 1,200-yard seasons Plainville, Kan. since Laurence Maroney did in 2004 and 2005. As part of the nation's No. 28 rush- High School ing offense, the Gophers' running backs combined for 1,970 of Minnesota's 2,801 rushing yards and 20 of its 32 rushing scores. Stockton (Kan.) High School, 1980 Cobb flourished under Poore. In addition to setting Minnesota’s single-season Alma Mater rushing record, he was taken in the fifth round of the 2015 NFL Draft by Tennessee. Fort Hays State, 1984 (B.S.) Cobb was the first Gopher running back to be selected since Maroney was a first- Fort Hays State, 1986 (M.S.) round pick by New England in 2006. Family In 2013, Poore oversaw the maturation of senior receiver Derrick Engel and the emergence of true freshmen Drew Wolitarsky. Engel led Minnesota with 25 catches, wife, Gwen 401 yards and five touchdowns before suffering a season-ending knee injury. Woli- son, Trevor tarsky finished the regular season with 15 catches for 259 yards and one touch- daughter, Taylor down. Coaching Experience Poore is a 29-year veteran of college coaching. Prior to his time at Minnesota, 2014- Minnesota Running Backs he spent three seasons at Northern Illinois. His first two years at NIU were spent 2011-13 Minnesota Wide Receivers coaching the quarterbacks, while he coached the wide receivers in 2010. 2008-10 Northern Illinois Quarterbacks Poore has coached with Gopher head coach Jerry Kill since 2001, when he 2001-07 Southern Illinois Quarterbacks joined the staff at Southern Illinois. With the Salukis, Poore coached the quarter- 1999-2000 Central Oklahoma Assistant Coach backs. 1997-98 Tarleton State Offensive Coordinator Poore coached in three consecutive bowl games at Northern Illinois and also 1995-96 Panhandle State Offensive Coordinator coached in the NCAA FCS Playoffs for five consecutive seasons (2003-07) at South- 1994-95 Iowa Wesleyan Head Coach ern Illinois. With the Salukis, quarterback Nick Hill broke five single-season school records and was a Sports Network All-America performer. He also coached 2004 1992-94 Iowa Wesleyan Offensive Coordinator Gateway Conference Player of the Year Joel Sambursky, who still holds multiple SIU 1991-92 University of Chicago records. 1990-91 Colorado School of Mines Defensive Backs/ Prior to joining Kill's staff, Poore was an assistant coach at Central Oklahoma Special Teams (1999-2000), Tarleton State (1997-99) and Panhandle State (1995-96). Poore also 1988-89 Fort Hays State Offensive Coordinator served as head coach at Iowa Wesleyan in 1994 and 1995. He also served as an as- 1987-88 Fort Hays State Defensive Backs sistant coach at Iowa Wesleyan from 1992-94. Poore's coaching career has also 1985-86 Fort Hays State Graduate Assistant included stops at Colorado School of Mines (1990-91) and the University of Chicago Playing Experience (1991-92), where he was on staff with Gopher offensive coordinator Matt 1981-84 Fort Hays State (defensive back) Limegrover. Poore began his collegiate coaching career as a graduate assistant at his alma mater Fort Hays (Kan.) State in 1985. In 1987, he took a full-time position with Fort Hays State, while also coaching the Tigers' baseball team. In 1988, he gave up the baseball duties and was promoted to offensive coordinator, a role he served in until 1989. Poore is a graduate of Stockton (Kan.) High School Poore and his wife Gwen have two grown children, Trevor and Taylor.

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n Coaching Staff ROBREEVES

H-BACKS / TIGHT ENDS • FIFTH SEASON

THE REEVES FILE Rob Reeves is in his fifth season as an assistant coach at Minnesota. He coaches REEVES At A Glance the Gophers' H-backs and tight ends. Born Reeves coached one of the nation's best tight ends in redshirt sophomore Maxx Williams in 2014. Williams was named the Big Ten's Kwalick-Clark Tight End of the February 22, 1973 Year, a John Mackey Award finalist, a first-team All-American and a Capital One Hometown Academic All-American. He led the Gophers with 36 receptions for 569 yards, and Saline, Mich. caught eight of their 12 passing touchdowns. His receiving yardage and touch- High School downs are both Minnesota single-season tight end records. Williams accounted for Saline (Mich.) High School, 1991 30.9 percent of Minnesota's receiving yardage. In all, Reeves' tight ends and H- backs hauled in 50 of the team's 127 receptions. Alma Mater Williams flourished under Reeves and was selected in the second round of the Saginaw Valley State, 1996 (B.S.) 2015 NFL Draft by Baltimore. He was the first Gopher tight end selected since 2007 Saginaw Valley State, 2001 (M.P.A.) when Matt Spaeth was taken by Pittsburgh in the third round. Family Minnesota passed for 12 touchdowns in 2013 and six of those scores went to wife, Angie a tight end. Gopher tight ends and H-backs combined to haul in 41 of Minnesota's 137 completions with Williams leading the way with 25 catches for 417 yards and children, Riley, Jackson, Addison, Brady five touchdowns. In 2012, Minnesota tight ends and H-backs caught seven of the Coaching Experience team's 19 touchdown passes and 34 of the 175 completions. 2011- Minnesota H-Backs/Tight Ends Reeves' association with head coach Jerry Kill dates back to his playing days 2008-10 Northern Illinois Running Backs at Saginaw Valley State, where the Michigan native was an All-America quarter- 2001-07 Southern Illinois Running Backs back under Kill. 1998-2000 Emporia State Running Backs For three seasons prior to joining the Minnesota staff, Reeves was the running 1996-98 Saginaw Valley State Graduate Assistant/ backs coach at Northern Illinois. At each stop, Reeves has helped Kill develop some Quarterbacks of the nation's top rushing attacks. Reeves coached NIU running back Chad Spann to back-to-back First-Team All-MAC honors in 2009 and 2010. Spann was named Playing Experience the MAC's Most Valuable Player in 2010 as well. 1991-95 Saginaw Valley State (Quarterback) Prior to his stint at Northern Illinois, Reeves coached the running backs at Southern Illinois. Saluki running backs coached by Reeves earned four All-America accolades and eight all-conference awards. He also coached two Gateway Confer- ence Newcomers of the Year. Reeves also served as the running backs coach at Emporia State from 1999- 2000. He was a graduate assistant at Saginaw Valley State from 1996-98. As a player at Saginaw Valley, Reeves was a two-year starter at quarterback and was an All-America selection in 1994. He was also a two-time All-Midwest In- tercollegiate Conference selection. Reeves holds a bachelor's and master's degree from Saginaw Valley State. He is a graduate of Saline (Mich.) High School. Reeves and his wife Angie have four children -- Riley, Addison, Jackson and Brady.

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n Coaching Staff JAYSAWVEL

DEFENSIVE BACKS / SPECIAL TEAMS • FIFTH SEASON

THE SAWVEL FILE Jay Sawvel is in his fifth year as an assistant coach at Minnesota. He coaches the SAWVEL At A Glance defensive backs and special teams. Sawvel has coached under Jerry Kill for more than a decade, beginning at Southern Illinois in 2001 and moving on to Northern Illi- Born nois in 2008. March 14, 1971 In 2014 under Sawvel's watch, Briean Boddy-Calhoun earned All-Big Ten First Hometown Team recognition and Eric Murray was named to the All-Big Ten Second Team. Barnsville, Ohio Boddy-Calhoun made a team-high five interceptions, nine pass breakups and 51 High School tackles. He also forced two fumbles and recovered one. Murray recorded 69 tackles, one interception, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and seven pass breakups. Barnsville (Ohio) High School, 1989 The Gophers ranked 18th in the country in pass defense in 2014, allowing Alma Mater 193.5 yards per game. Minnesota was tied for 23rd in the nation in interceptions Mount Union, 1993 (B.A.) with 15. The Gophers finished the season with a +10 turnover margin. Eastern Kentucky, 1995 (M.A.) The 2014 Gophers' special teams play, also coached by Sawvel, was a major Notre Dame, 1997 (M.A.) factor in their success. Minnesota was second in the Big Ten in kickoff coverage with a net average of 41.9 yards for each of Ryan Santoso's kicks. The Gophers ranked Family 25th nationally in kick return defense, limiting opponents to 18.97 yards per re- wife, Jeannine turn. Big Ten Punter of the Year Peter Mortell averaged a conference-best 45.1 yards, daughters, Mackenzie and Miranda and the Gophers were second in the Big Ten in punt return defense (5.75 yards per Coaching Experience return). Jalen Myrick, who returned a kick 100 yards for a touchdown against North- 2011- Minnesota Defensive Backs/Special Teams western, was second in the conference with an average of 28.2 yards on 18 returns. 2008-10 Northern Illinois Defensive Backs/Special Teams Minnesota also returned one blocked punt for a score in 2014. 2001-07 Southern Illinois Defensive Backs/Special Teams In 2013, Sawvel coached first-team All-Big Ten selection Brock Vereen who 1999-2000 Ferris State Defensive Backs/Special Teams broke up six passes and made 59 tackles as he played both corner and safety. 1996-99 Notre Dame Graduate Assistant Despite replacing both starting corners and facing four of the top 15 wide re- 1994-95 Eastern Kentucky Graduate Assistant ceivers in the nation, Sawvel's charges allowed only 215.1 receiving yards per game to rank No. 35 in the nation in 2013. Minnesota also recorded 10 interceptions, Playing Experience while only giving up 16 passing touchdowns. In addition he oversaw a special teams 1989-93 Mount Union (Linebacker) unit that blocked two point-after attempts, one field goal and one punt. In 2012, the Gophers ended the season ranked No. 12 in the nation in pass defense and No. 23 in pass efficiency, while recording 13 interceptions. multiple kicks in six of his seven years at SIU. At Minnesota, Sawvel has seen two of his players drafted into the NFL, as Prior to coaching at SIU, Sawvel coached at Ferris State in 1999 and Cedric Thompson was taken in the fifth round in 2015 by Miami and Vereen was 2000. FSU won the 1999 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Con- fourth-round selection by Chicago in 2014. In addition, Derrick Wells signed a free ference title in 1999. Sawvel also has experience as a graduate as- agent contract with Tampa Bay in 2015. sistant at Notre Dame and Eastern Kentucky. Sawvel helped lead NIU to a No. 14 national ranking in scoring defense in On the field, Sawvel was a three-year letterwinner and an all- 2010. The Huskies also ranked No. 27 in total defense in 2010. Sawvel's defensive conference linebacker in 1993 at Division III power Mount Union. He backs were an integral part of a Huskie defense that recorded 16 interceptions in holds a bachelor's degree from Mount Union and master's degrees 2010, to rank No. 27 in the nation. In each of Sawvel's first two seasons at North- from both Eastern Kentucky and Notre Dame. ern, the Huskies led the Mid-American Conference in total defense. Sawvel and his wife, Jeannine, have two daughters, Macken- On special teams, the Huskies blocked 17 kicks in Sawvel's three seasons. zie and Miranda. Sawvel also coached defensive back Jimmie Ward while he was at NIU. Ward was selected in the first round of the 2014 NFL draft by San Francisco. In seven seasons at Southern Illinois, Sawvel's defensive backs helped hold op- posing offenses to just 18.5 points per game. In 2007, the Salukis tallied 21 interceptions (fourth most in the nation) and the defensive backs accounted for nearly 53 percent of the team's total tackles. In 2004, SIU led the nation in scoring defense, allowing just 13.2 points per game. The Salukis intercepted 17 passes, while allowing just 12 passing touchdowns. Special teams were strong at SIU under Sawvel, as well. The Salukis ranked No. 1 in the Gateway Conference and No. 7 in the nation in net punting, while leading the conference and ranking No. 6 in the country in kickoff returns. Sawvel coached two special teams All-Americans in 2007. Overall, Sawvel's units blocked

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LINEBACKERS • SECOND SEASON

THE SHERELS FILE Mike Sherels is in his second year as an assistant coach at his alma mater Minnesota. SHERELS At A Glance Sherels coaches the linebackers after being promoted to the position in March 2014. Born Sherels coached All-Big Ten First Team honoree Damien Wilson in 2014. Wilson October 29, 1984 led Minnesota with 119 tackles, which ranked third in the Big Ten. He made 10.5 tackles-for-loss, which included 4.0 sacks. He also recorded one interception, three pass Hometown breakups, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries. Two more members of Sherels' Rochester, Minn. linebacking corps were in the Gophers' top six tacklers, as De'Vondre Campbell made High School 75 stops (third) and Jack Lynn made 57 (sixth). John Marshall High School, 2003 Wilson flourished under the guidance of Sherels and was selected in the fourth Alma Mater round of the 2015 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys. Sherels worked with the Minnesota linebackers as a defensive graduate assistant Minnesota, 2007 in 2013 and was also an assistant coordinator of recruiting operations in 2014. Sherels Family joined the staff in early 2011 as a special assistant to the head coach and has also wife, Emily worked closely with Minnesota's alumni. daughter, Valerie The Rochester, Minn., native graduated from Minnesota in 2007 with a degree in son, Quinton business and marketing education and received his master's degree in May 2014. He Coaching Experience played for the Gophers from 2003-07 and served as a captain during his junior and senior year. He is the only Minnesota walk-on ever to be named a two-time captain. 2014- Minnesota Linebackers Sherels started 30 games and recorded 219 tackles during his four-year career. His 104 2013 Minnesota Graduate Assistant tackles in 2006 led the Gophers. Playing Experience Sherels' career at Minnesota was also decorated with off-field accolades. As a 2003-07 Minnesota senior, he was honored with the Neil Fredenburg Award for Courage and Love of the Game. As a junior, he was presented with the Carl Eller Award as the team's most outstanding defensive player and the Paul Giel Award for Unselfishness and Most Concern about the University of Minnesota. Sherels and his wife, Emily, have a daughter, Valerie, and a son, Quinton. Vale- ria was born in Texas, while the Gophers were in Houston for the 2012 Meineke Car Care Bowl.

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n Coaching Staff JIMZEBROWSKI

QUARTERBACKS / PASSING GAME COORDINATOR • FIFTH SEASON

THE ZEBROWSKI FILE Jim Zebrowski is in his fifth season as an assistant coach at Minnesota. He coaches ZEBROWSKI At A Glance the quarterbacks. Zebrowski has overseen the maturation of Minnesota's Mitch Leidner, as the Born redshirt junior quarterback has gone from running the scout team to starting for his October 31, 1967 homestate school. Leidner passed for 1,798 yards and 11 touchdowns, and added 452 Hometown rushing yards and 10 touchdowns (tied for first in school quarterback history) on the Cleveland, Ohio ground. The Gophers' signal-caller threw four touchdown passes against Iowa, and High School threw for a career-high 258 yards against Missouri. In the Citrus Bowl he also tied a Minnesota record (Adam Weber at Bowling Green on Sept. 6, 2008) with 14 consec- Strongsville (Ohio) High School, 1986 utive completions. Alma Mater Leidner started four games in 2013, played in 10 and emerged as the Gophers Mount Union, 1991 (B.S.) top signal-caller in the Texas Bowl. He rushed for 407 yards and seven touchdowns, Southern Illinois, 2000 (M.S.) while also passing for 619 yards and three scores. Family Zebrowski and the Gophers started three different quarterbacks in 2012 and Minnesota still passed for 19 touchdowns after throwing for only 10 in 2011. wife, Heather Prior to joining the Gophers, Zebrowski spent the 2010 season as the quarter- son, Zachary backs coach at Northern Illinois. At NIU, he mentored Chandler Harnish to First-Team daughter, Lauryn All-MAC honors and coached Jordan Lynch, who finished third in the 2013 Heisman Coaching Experience Trophy voting. 2011- Minnesota Quarterbacks Prior to joining the NIU staff, Zebrowski was the offensive coordinator and 2010 Northern Illinois Quarterbacks coached the quarterbacks at NCAA Division III power Wisconsin-Whitewater for three 2007-09 Wisconsin-Whitewater Offensive Coordinator/ seasons. During Zebrowski's tenure at UW-Whitewater, the Warhawks won the 2007 Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers and 2009 NCAA Division III National Championship and finished as the runner-up in 2000-03 Millikin Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 2008. The Warhawks compiled a 42-3 record during Zebrowski's three seasons, in- 1998-2000 Southern Illinois Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers cluding a perfect 15-0 mark in 2009. Zebrowski was named the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year and the FootballScoop.com Divi- 1997 Southern Illinois Graduate Assistant sion III Coordinator of the Year in 2009. 1994-97 Berea (Ohio) High School Offensive Coordinator Prior to his time at UW-Whitewater, Zebrowski spent four seasons as the head 1991-94 Preble Shawnee (Ohio) High School Offensive coach at Lakeland College in Sheboygan, Wis. His Lakeland teams compiled a 28-12 Coordinator/Quarterbacks/Outside Linebackers mark, including a 24-4 record in the Illini-Badger Football Conference. Lakeland won Playing Experience the 2004 and 2005 conference championships and advanced to the Division III play- 1987-88 Mount Union (Quarterback) offs for the first time in school history in 2005. His Muskie teams never finished lower than second place in the league. Zebrowski was the offensive coordinator at Millikin from 2000-03. He was a graduate assistant at Southern Illinois in 1997, before being elevated to a full-time position. He coached the tight ends, wide receivers and quarterbacks during his time at SIU. Zebrowski began his coaching career in the high school ranks, serving as the offensive coordinator at Preble Shawnee (Ohio) High School from 1991-94 and in the same role at Berea (Ohio) High School from 1994-97. Zebrowski earned his bachelor's degree from Mount Union, where he played in 1987 and 1988. He also holds a master's degree from Southern Illinois and is a graduate of Strongsville (Ohio) High School. Zebrowski and his wife, Heather, who was named Female Athlete of the Year during her volleyball playing days at Southern Illinois, have two children, Zachary and Lauryn.

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n Coaching Staff ERICKLEIN

HEAD STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH • FIFTH SEASON

THE KLEIN FILE Eric Klein is the head strength and conditioning coach for University of Minnesota KLEIN At A Glance football. A Minnesota native, Klein has been coaching with head coach Jerry Kill Born since 1994. During Klein's four years at Minnesota, football student-athletes have made October 25, 1970 significant strides in strength, agility and endurance which have positively im- Hometown pacted their competitive performances. Apple Valley, Minn. For three years prior to joining the Gopher staff, Klein served as the Director of High School Sports Performance at Northern Illinois, where he oversaw sports performance for all 17 sports. Apple Valley (Minn.) High School, 1989 Klein coached at Southern Illinois from 2001-07. During his time at Southern Alma Mater Illinois, Klein designed the strength and conditioning programs for the five-time Carleton College, 1993 (B.A.) Missouri Valley Conference Champion Saluki men's basketball team and the three- Emporia State, 2000 (M.Ed.) time Gateway Conference Champion football team. Klein also helped design a new Family strength and conditioning center while he was at Southern Illinois. Prior to taking on the strength and conditioning program, Klein coached the de- wife, Allison fensive line at SIU in 2000 and 2001. Klein coached the defensive line and imple- daughters, Taegan and Torin mented the strength and conditioning program at Emporia (Kan.) State from Coaching Experience 1999-2000. He began his coaching career at Saginaw Valley State in 1994, where 2011- Minnesota Head Strength & Conditioning Coach he designed and created the strength and conditioning program. He also served as 2008-10 Northern Illinois Director of Sports Performance an assistant football and track and field coach at Saginaw Valley. 2001-07 Southern Illinois Head Strength & Conditioning Klein is a member of and is certified by the National Strength and Condition- Coach ing Association, USA Weightlifting and the National Association of Speed and Ex- 2000-01 Southern Illinois Strength & Conditioning/ plosion. He is also a member of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Defensive Line Association. 1999-2000 Emporia State Strength & Conditioning/ Klein holds a bachelor's degree from Carleton College and graduated from Defensive Line Apple Valley High School. He holds a master's degree from Emporia State. 1994-99 Saginaw Valley State Strength & Conditioning/ Klein and his wife Allison have two daughters, Taegan and Torin. Assistant Football Coach/Track & Field Coach Playing Experience 1990-03 Carleton College (Football, Track & Field) Certifications Strength and Conditioning Specialist - National Strength and Conditioning Association USA Weightlifting Club Coach - USA Weightlifting Speed and Explosion - National Association of Speed and Explosion

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n Coaching Staff ADAMCLARK

ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR FOR FOOTBALL OPERATIONS • FIFTH SEASON

THE CLARK FILE Adam Clark is Minnesota's Assistant Athletics Director for Football Operations. He CLARK At A Glance oversees the day-to-day operation of the department, coordinates all game-related Born travel, is a liaison with athletic administration and works closely with Coach Kill June 15, 1980 and the staff on all football-related matters. Hometown Clark was Minnesota's Director of Player Personnel from 2011-12 and was the Frontenac, Kan. Gophers Assistant Athletic Director for Football in 2013. Prior to joining the Minnesota staff, Clark was the Director for Football Opera- High School tions at Northern Illinois for three seasons, eventually being promoted to the title of Frontenac (Kan.) High School Assistant Athletic Director before his departure. Alma Mater At Northern Illinois, Clark was responsible for team travel, meals, game day Pittsburg State, 2004 operations and numerous other organizational and operational duties. He served as a liaison with the Huskie equipment staff and media relations office as well. Family Clark began his career in 2005 at Texas A&M, where he served as a football op- wife, Vanessa erations assistant through 2007. With the Aggies, Clark supervised team meals, Professional Experience buses, hotels and practice security. 2014- Assistant AD for Football Operations Clark holds a bachelor's degree from Pittsburg (Kan.) State, where he played 2012-13 Assistant AD for Football baseball for two seasons. 2011-12 Minnesota Director of Player Personnel Clark and his wife Vanessa reside in Minneapolis. 2008-10 Northern Illinois Director of Football Operations 2005-07 Texas A&M Football Operations Assistant

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n Coaching Staff JEFFJONES

DIRECTOR OF PLAYER PERSONNEL • FOURTH SEASON

JONES At A Glance THE JONES FILE Born Jeff Jones is in his fourth season on the Minnesota staff and his second as the Go- October 24, 1983 phers' Director of Player Personnel. He had previously served as an assistant co- Hometown ordinator of recruiting operations for two seasons. Detroit, Mich. In his current role, Jones oversees the day-to-day operation for the football student-athletes and works closely with the coaching, recruiting, academic and High School communication staffs. St. Martin DePorres Prior to joining the Gophers, he was the coordinator of academic support at Alma Mater Southern Illinois. Jones managed all academic support for the athletic department Southern Illinois, 2006 and hosted recruits during official visits for football, women's basketball, softball and track and field. Jones began working in academics with football at South- Professional Experience ern Illinois as a graduate assistant in 2007 under coach Jerry Kill. 2014- Minnesota Director of Player Personnel Jones, who played defensive line, was a member of coach Kill's first re- 2012-13 Minnesota Assistant Coordinator of cruiting class at Southern Illinois in 2001. Jones, who was a three-time captain Recruiting Operations at Southern Illinois, redshirted his freshman year when the Salukis went 1-10. He 2009-12 Southern Illinois Coordinator of then helped lead Southern Illinois to records of 4-8, 10-2, 10-2 and 9-4, which Academic Support included three straight conference championships from 2003-05. Jones, who grew up in Detroit, Mich., attended St. Martin DePorres high school before receiving his bachelor's degree (2006) and master's degree (2008) from Southern Illinois.

BillyGLASSCOCK

DIRECTOR OF RECRUITING OPERATIONS • FIFTH SEASON

GLASSCOCK At A Glance Born THE GLASSCOCK FILE July 7, 1977 Billy Glasscock is the Gophers' director of recruiting operations. Glasscock oversees Hometown the entire recruiting staff and is responsible for every aspect of recruiting, including Bloomington, Ill. official visits and walk-on recruiting. National recruiting analyst Tom Lemming named Glasscock as one of five national directors of recruiting operations of the year in 2014. High School Glasscock was a recruiting operations assistant and assistant strength and con- Bloomington (Ill.) High School ditioning coach at Northern Illinois for two years prior to joining the Minnesota staff. Alma Mater He has also coached at Arizona Western College and Joliet Junior College. United States Sports Academy, 2009 Glasscock holds a bachelor's degree from the United States Sports Academy. He and his wife Amanda have twin daughters, Ava and Maddie. Family wife, Amanda daughters, Ava and Maddie Professional Experience 2011- Minnesota Director of Recruiting Operations 2008-10 Northern Illinois Recruiting Operations Assistant Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach 2008 Arizona Western Wide Receivers/Passing Game 2003-07 Joliet Junior College Wide Receivers/Running Backs 2002 Joliet Junior College Defensive Backs

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CHADPEARSON SHEATHOMPSON ASSISTANT STRENGTH COACH ASSISTANT STRENGTH COACH Chad Pearson was named assistant strength and condi- Shea Thompson was named assistant strength and condition- tioning coach for the Gopher football program in Decem- ing coach for the Gopher football program in January 2012. ber 2010. Pearson came to Minnesota after two years as Thompson came to Minnesota after a four-month intern- the assistant sports performance coach at Northern Illi- ship at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado nois University. Springs. Prior to his internship at the USOTC, he was the Di- Pearson assists in the planning and programming of rector of Athletic Physical Preparation at Fit2Live in Iowa City, off-season speed development, agility training and over- Iowa. all energy-system advancement for the Gophers. He also During his time at Fit2Live, Thompson was involved in de- helps direct team training schedules, while assisting with veloping all aspects of training for athletes whose age and student-athlete data management and analytics. skill level ranged from junior high to professional athletes. In his two years at NIU, Pearson worked with Thompson also served as an assistant strength and condi- women's basketball, football, baseball and softball. tioning coach and a graduate assistant at Northern Illinois His previous experience includes work as a graduate from August 2008 through June 2010. assistant at Southern Illinois University and also at NIU His previous experience included work as an assistant and while finishing up his master's degree in kinesiology. He intern at the University of Nebraska. Thompson also served as earned his master's degree from Southern Illinois in 2009. the volleyball strength and conditioning coach at Buena Vista A 2006 graduate of Buena Vista University in Storm (Iowa) University during his undergraduate career. Lake, Iowa, Chad was a two-sport athlete while playing A 2007 graduate of Buena Vista University, Thompson also tailback for the Beaver football team and a sprinter on the holds a master's degree from Northern Illinois. He played foot- track team. He earned all-conference honors on both the ball for Buena Vista and also holds a blue belt in Gracie Jiu- gridiron and the track. Jitsu. The native of Polk City, Iowa, is a graduate of North Thompson, who is the older brother of assistant strength Polk High School in Alleman, Iowa. coach Kane Thompson, is a certified strength and conditioning Pearson is a certified strength and conditioning spe- specialist through the NSCA. cialist through the NSCA and also a member of USAW as Thompson and his wife, Brynja, were married on July 12, a USAW Sports Performance Coach. He is also an interna- 2014. tional level Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioner. Pearson is married to the former Rachel Green.

KANETHOMPSON DUSTINPERRY ASSISTANT STRENGTH COACH

ASSISTANT STRENGTH COACH Kane Thompson joined the Gopher football staff in April 2014 as an assistant strength and conditioning coach. Dustin Perry was named assistant strength and conditioning Thompson came to Minnesota after working as an as- coach in February 2012. sistant sports performance coach at Purdue from May 2011 In his current role, Perry assists head strength and con- to April 2014 where he worked with the football, wrestling, ditioning coach Eric Klein in the education, assessment and and the men's and women's diving teams. development of the mental and physical qualities needed to While working with the Boilermakers' football team he achieve success on the football field. was part of a staff that was responsible for the design of pe- Before joining the Minnesota strength and conditioning riodized training cycles, research, implementation and coach- staff, Perry worked with Josh Heupel's 14 Foundation and its ing of training programs for skill position players Day of Champions event. He served as the Head Strength (2011-2012) and big skill position players (2013). He also and Conditioning Coach for the program. worked with others to develop training recovery protocol rou- Perry also has experience as a performance coach at Fit tines and nutritional guidelines and meal planning. 4 Austin in Austin, Texas. In that role he was responsible for Prior to his time at Purdue, Thompson was a graduate instruction and assessment of students of all levels with assistant strength and conditioning coach at Northern Iowa in various athletic backgrounds. In addition, Perry has also 2011 and was an assistant strength and conditioning coach served as a strength and conditioning coach at Marcellus intern at United Sport & Athlete: XL Acceleration in 2009. (Mich.) Public High School in 2008. Thompson played linebacker and safety at Northern A 2009 graduate of Western Michigan University, Perry Iowa where he was a two-year letterwinner. He also earned his also has a master's degree in Applied Kinesiology from Min- bachelor's degree (2009) and his master's degree (2011) nesota. He is a certified strength and conditioning special- from Northern Iowa. ist through the NSCA and is certified in Child and Adult CPR. Thompson, who is the younger brother of Gopher assis- Perry and his wife, Adrienne, were married on July 19, tant strength coach Shea Thompson, is a certified USAW 2014. sports performance coach and is certified in CPR, AED use and first aid. Thompson and his wife, Brittany, reside in the Min- neapolis area.

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CORYHANSON TREVOROLSON DEFENSIVE GRADUATE ASSISTANT OFFENSIVE GRADUATE ASSISTANT

Cory Hanson is in his second season as a defensive Trevor Olson is in his third year as an offensive gradu- graduate assistant for the Gophers. He transitioned to ate assistant and works primarily with the the offen- this role after two seasons as an assistant recruiting sive line. He previously worked in the Minnesota player coordinator. personnel department in 2012. Hanson, a native of Minneapolis, played linebacker Olson, who is a Richfield, Minn., native, played of- for Northern Illinois and was a four-time letterwinner. fensive tackle at Northern Illinois, where he started an He was a captain under Jerry Kill during the 2008 and NCAA-record 54 games during his career, which in- 2009 seasons and also represented the football team cluded four bowl games. He was a consensus All-Mid- on NIU's Student Athlete Advising Council (SAAC). American Conference selection each of his last two Following his playing career, Hanson was an intern seasons. Olson earned national recognition on the pre- coach for the Northern Illinois defense during the 2011 season watch lists for the Outland Trophy and Rotary season. He was responsible for coordinating the scout Lombardi Award. He was named a fourth-team All- team offense and preparing the starting defense for American by Phil Steele in 2011. weekly opponents. Olson was a main reason why NIU ranked 11th na- Hanson earned two degrees at Northern Illinois Uni- tionally in both total offense and rushing offense in versity. His 2009 bachelor's degree was in organiza- 2011 and why NIU ranked seventh in rushing in 2010. tional/corporate communications, and his 2011 Off the field, Olson was a two-year member of the Team master's was in counseling, adult and higher educa- Leadership Council. tion. Olson earned his bachelor's degree in history from NIU in 2011.

MIKE MCELROY DEFENSIVE GRADUATE ASSISTANT ADAMWEBER Mike McElroy is in his second season as a defensive graduate assistant at Minnesota. OFFENSIVE GRADUATE ASSISTANT Prior to coming to Minnesota, McElroy coached football and taught physical education at Elverado-Trico High Adam Weber is in his first year as an offensive graduate School. At the age 24, he was the youngest head coach in assistant in 2015. He works primarily with the quarter- southern Illinois. Under McElroy, five Falcons earned all-con- backs. ference honors, which was the most in program history in Weber, who has a degree from Minnesota and played the past seven years. quarterback for the Gophers from 2007-10, returns to his His previous coaching experience includes serving as alma mater after professional stints with the NFL’s Denver assistant defensive backs and wide receivers coach at Mar- Broncos and Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the CFL’s ion High School. In 2011, McElroy attended the AFCA's Fu- Saskatchewan Roughriders. ture Coaches of America Academy. Weber is Minnesota’s all-time leading passer with During his playing career at Southern Illinois, McElroy 10,917 career yards. He owns Minnesota records for touch- was the starting strong safety and a two-time team cap- downs in season (24 in 2007) and career (72) as well as tain. He twice earned All-Missouri Valley Conference First attempts in a season (449 in 2007) and career (1,594) Team accolades. He played for head coach Jerry Kill as a and completions in a season (258 in 2008) and career freshman in 2007. In his 2010 season, which was cut short (909). by injury, McElroy was a candidate for the Buck Buchanan Weber, who started a quarterback record 50 games Award (national player of the year). He also created and pro- at Minnesota, passed for 250 yards or more a school- moted the Salukis Black Out Cancer Game, which started record 14 times. He also had six 300-yard passing games in 2011 when he was a senior. and one 400-yard passing game. McElroy earned his bachelor's degree in health educa- Weber also owns a Big Ten record for most career of- tion from Southern Illinois in 2012. In addition to his on- fensive plays (1,992) and is second in conference history field football honors, he was also named an Athletic in career yards gained with 11,790. He is third in career Directors Association Academic All-Star and a member of attempts (1,594) and is fourth in career completions the MVC All-Academic Team. (909). Weber is one of only five Big Ten quarterbacks to pass for more than 10,000 career yards and ranks third in the league history books with 10,917 yards. His 72 career touchdowns place him fourth all time in the Big Ten.

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NATEGRIFFIN JAYNUNEZ OFFENSIVE QUALITY CONTROL SPECIAL TEAMS QUALITY CONTROL

Nate Griffin is in his fourth season on the Golden Jay Nunez is in his third season on the Minnesota staff Gopher football staff and serves as Minnesota's offen- serving as the Gophers' special teams quality control as- sive quality control assistant. He is in charge of oppo- sistant. nent scouting, self scouting, and the day-to-day He organizes and runs all facets of opponent special operations on the offensive side of the ball. teams scouting, manages the specialsts and handles all Griffin came to Minnesota from Truman State Uni- other day-to-day operations for special teams. Nunez also versity in Kirksville, Mo., where he served as the defensive assists Minnesota's offense with opponent breakdowns line coach in 2011. Griffin worked with Gopher head and other tasks. coach Jerry Kill at Northern Illinois as a graduate assis- Nunez was an intern for Minnesota during the 2011 tant in 2008 and 2009, where he worked with the run- season. ning backs and fullbacks. Prior to his arrival at Minnesota, Nunez served as grad- Griffin was on staff at Northern Colorado from uate assistant and tech assistant at Pittsburg State. He 2006-07, assisting in recruiting and overseeing video op- worked with both the offensive and defensive lines at Pitts- erations. He played at the University of Idaho from 2000- burg State and also led video sessions, developed game 2003. and weight room plans and scouted and assisted with re- Griffin was a student-assistant strength coach at cruiting. Idaho in 2004 and then worked for one year at Poudre Nunez earned his bachelor's degree (History/Govern- High School in Fort Collins, Colo., as the linebackers ment) and master's degree (Masters of Educational Lead- coach. ership) from Pittsburg State, where he was also a four-year Griffin, who holds a bachelor's degree from Idaho letterwinner on the football team. and a master's degree in sports administration from Nunez captained the Gorillas as a senior and earned Northern Colorado, has one daughter and one son with numerous academic honors during his playing career. He his wife Amy. was a semi-finalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy in 2009, which is awarded by the National Football Founda- tion and is given to the American college football player with the best combination of academics, community service and on-field performance. Nunez and his wife, Ashley, were married on March 10, TERRYSZUCS 2012. They have one son. DEFENSIVE QUALITY CONTROL

Terry Szucs joined the Golden Gopher football staff in 2015. He serves as Minnesota's defensive quality control assistant where he is in charge of opponent scouting, self- scouting, and the day-to-day operations on the defensive side of the ball. Szucs, who is a longtime acquaintance of Coach Kill, has nearly 40 years of experience in college football and came to Minnesota from Pittsburg State where he served as the defensive line coach for one year. Prior to him time at Pittsburg State, he spent 18 years at his alma mater Lock Haven University. He was the assistant head coach from 2005-2009 and was also the offensive coordinator (1996-99) and defensive coordinator (2009-2013) at Lock Haven and was the secondary coach, linebacker coach, quarterback coach and offensive line coach at one point as well. Prior to Lock Haven, Szucs was the head coach at Dodge City Community College and also coached at Wash- burn University (offensive line coach), Wayne State Col- lege (offensive line coach), Westmar College (offensive line coach) and South Dakota State University (graduate assistant offensive line coach). Szucs was a four-year letterman at Lock Haven and ended his career by being named to the 1975 All-PSAC First Team as an offensive guard.

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JOHNSCHAEKEL MORGANLIGGETT

ASSISTANT COORDINATOR ASSISTANT COORDINATOR OF RECRUITING OPERATIONS OF RECRUITING OPERATIONS

John Schaekel is in his fifth season on the Minnesota staff. Morgan Liggett joined the Minnesota staff as an assis- Schaekel assisted player personnel during his first year on tant coordinator of recruiting operations in May 2014. staff and has served as an assistant coordinator of re- Prior to joining the Gophers, he was the associate di- cruiting operations for the past four years. rector of football operation and director of recruiting op- Prior to joining the Minnesota staff, he was the line- erations at the Colorado School of Mines from July 2011 backers coach at Coffeyville Community College in Kansas to April 2014. In addition to managing every aspect of in 2010. He was also the defensive coordinator at football operations and recruiting, Liggett also organized Rochester Community and Technical College in Minnesota the school's youth camps, assisted in weekly scouting in 2009. reports and served as the offensive scout team coordi- During 2007 and 2008, Schaekel served at the defen- nator. sive graduate assistant at Northwestern State University From July 2009 to June 2011, Liggett was an opera- in Louisiana, working with linebackers and the defensive tions and recruiting graduate assistant at Northern Illi- line. nois University. In addition to wokring in operations and He began his coaching career at Midwestern State Uni- recruiting, he also helped with communications, player versity in 2006, serving as the defensive graduate assis- personnel, academics and events surrounding gameday. tant and coaching outside linebackers. Liggett was a double-major at the University of Col- Schaekel holds a bachelor's degree from Valparaiso orado receiving his degree in anthropolgy (2005) and eth- University (2006), where he played safety for the football nic studies (2008) before receiving his master's degree team. He also holds a master's degree from Northwestern in sport management from Northern Illinois (2011). State University (2009). The Fort Collins, Colo., native and his wife Stephanie Schaekel grew up in St. Paul, Minn., and attended Con- reside in the Minneapolis area. cordia Academy in Roseville before moving to Texas and finishing high school outside of the Houston area at Con- cordia Lutheran. Schaekel and his wife Sarah were married on March 15, 2014. They have one son. FOOTBALL STAFF

Dan O’Brien Madeline Hayes Jenna Henry Keith Jordan Dom Barber Travis Perry Will Christopherson Mike Valesano Senior Associate Administrative Administrative Operations Assistant Recruiting Assistant Recruiting Assistant Recruiting Assistant Player Personnel Athletics Director Assistant Assistant Assistant ATHLETIC MEDICINE

Brittany Francis Ed Lochrie Chris Ashton Kammy Powell Tony Berger Dr. J. Patrick Smith Dr. David Olson Dr. Jason Eggers Nutritionist Head Football Trainer Assistant Football Assistant Football Graduate Assistant Team Physician Team Physician Team Chiropractor Trainer Trainer Trainer Orthopedics

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n Support Staff EQUIPMENT / VIDEO / ACADEMICS / PSYCHOLOGY

Kyle Gergely Andy Harris Brad Andrews Matt Schilling Jordan Adams Jacki Lienisch Kyle Quagliana Rick Aberman Head Equipment Assistant Equipment Equipment Intern Director of Video Assistant Director Director of Football Academic Counselor Psychologist Manager Manager Services of Video Services Academic Advising COMMUNICATIONS / MARKETING / TICKETING

Paul Rovnak Cody Voga Corrie Sears James Slagle Brent Holck Chad Rasmussen Zach Duket Athletic Athletic Asst. AD/Marketing Marketing Asst. AD/Sales and Director of Sales and Sales & Service Communications Communications Service Service FACILITIES

Derek Hillestad Jeff Seifriz Sam Nolden Lacey Probst TCF Bank Stadium Senior Director of Gibson-Nagurski TCF Bank Stadium Director of Operations Athletic Facilities Facility Director Operations

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n 2014 SEASON REVIEW HISTORY / RECORDS

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n 2014 Season Review OVERALL: 8-5 (HOME: 6-1, ROAD: 2-3, NEUTRAL: 0-1) BIG TEN CONFERENCE: 5-3 (HOME: 3-1, ROAD: 2-2) 2014 RESULTS/ATTENDANCE DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE SITE ATTEND. Aug. 28 Eastern Illinois W 42-20 TCF Bank Stadium 44,344 Sept. 6 Middle Tennessee W 35-24 TCF Bank Stadium 47,223 Sept. 13 at TCU L 7-30 Amon G. Carter Stadium 43,958 Sept. 20 San Jose State W 24-7 TCF Bank Stadium 47,739 Sept. 27 at Michigan W 30-14 Michigan Stadium 102,926 Oct. 11 Northwestern W 24-17 TCF Bank Stadium 49,051 Oct. 18 Purdue W 39-38 TCF Bank Stadium 51,241 Oct. 25 at Illinois L 24-28 Memorial Stadium 44,437 Nov. 8 Iowa W 51-14 TCF Bank Stadium 49,680 Nov. 15 No. 8 Ohio State L 24-31 TCF Bank Stadium 45,778 Nov. 22 at No. 21 Nebraska W 28-24 Memorial Stadium 91,186 Nov. 29 at No. 14 Wisconsin L 24-34 Camp Randall Stadium 80,341 Jan. 1 vs. No. 16 Missouri L 17-33 Orlando Citrus Bowl 48,624

TEAM STATISTICS SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total MINNESOTA OPPONENTS Minnesota 80 106 99 84 369 SCORING 369 314 Opponents 76 85 63 90 314 Points Per Game 28.4 24.2 Points Off Turnovers 108 46 RUSHING FIRST DOWNS 238 253 Player GP Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. TD Long YPG Rushing 148 113 Cobb, David 13 314 1675 49 1626 5.2 13 67 125.1 Passing 76 117 Leidner, Mitch 12 126 615 163 452 3.6 10 31 37.7 Penalty 14 23 Streveler, Chris 5 36 237 2 235 6.5 1 30 47.0 RUSHING YARDAGE 2801 2271 Maye, KJ 13 23 153 9 144 6.3 1 18 11.1 Yards gained rushing 3064 2611 Edwards, Berkley 12 30 146 6 140 4.7 2 42 11.7 Yards lost rushing 263 340 Williams, Rodrick 13 23 118 4 114 5.0 3 20 8.8 Rushing Attempts 599 476 Average Per Rush 4.7 4.8 Kirkwood, Donnell 13 30 96 4 92 3.1 2 17 7.1 Average Per Game 215.5 174.7 Jones, Donovahn 11 4 22 0 22 5.5 0 13 2.0 TDs Rushing 32 18 Epping, Zac 13 0 4 0 4 0.0 0 0 0.3 PASSING YARDAGE 1844 2515 Banham, Cole 3 2 0 2 -2 -1.0 0 0 -0.7 Comp-Att-Int 127-254-9 233-406-15 Fruechte, Isaac 13 2 -2 8 -10 -5.0 0 0 -0.8 Average Per Pass 7.3 6.2 Team 11 9 0 16 -16 -1.8 0 0 -1.5 Average Per Catch 14.5 10.8 Total 13 599 3064 263 2801 4.7 32 67 215.5 Average Per Game 141.8 193.5 Opponents 13 476 2611 340 2271 4.8 18 86 174.7 TDs Passing 12 20 TOTAL OFFENSE 4645 4786 PASSING Total Plays 853 882 Player G Effic. Cmp-Att-Int Pct. Yards TD Long Avg/G Average Per Play 5.4 5.4 Average Per Game 357.3 368.2 Leidner, Mitch 12 123.8 122-237-8 51.5 1798 11 54 149.8 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 36-825 30-566 Streveler,Chris 5 76.4 4-11-1 36.4 37 1 12 7.4 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-210 22-119 Team 11 0.0 0-3-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 15-179 9-103 Rhoda, Conor 2 0.0 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 22.9 18.9 Maye, KJ 13 0.0 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 8.8 5.4 Cobb, David 13 175.6 1-1-0 100.0 9 0 9 0.7 INT RETURN AVERAGE 11.9 11.4 Total 13 119.5 127-254-9 50.0 1844 12 54 141.8 FUMBLES-LOST 22-11 29-15 Opponents 13 118.3 233-406-15 57.4 2515 20 73 193.5 PENALTIES-Yards 69-605 59-508 Average Per Game 46.5 39.1 RECEIVING PUNTS-Yards 68-3025 69-2754 Average Per Punt 44.5 39.9 Player G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Net punt average 39.2 34.6 Williams, Maxx 12 36 569 15.8 8 54 47.4 KICKOFFS-Yards 70-4448 59-3458 Fruechte, Isaac 13 18 292 16.2 1 52 22.5 Average Per Kick 63.5 58.6 Maye, KJ 13 16 298 18.6 1 38 22.9 Net kick average 41.9 36.6 Cobb, David 13 16 162 10.1 0 33 12.5 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:25 28:35 Jones, Donovahn 11 11 253 23.0 2 46 23.0 3RD-DOWN Conversions 71/176 74/183 Wolitarsky, Drew 8 10 106 10.6 0 35 13.2 3rd-Down Pct 40% 40% Thomas, Miles 13 6 41 6.8 0 11 3.2 4TH-DOWN Conversions 7/10 11/17 Plsek, Lincoln 13 5 53 10.6 0 21 4.1 4th-Down Pct 70% 65% Edwards, Berkley 12 3 24 8.0 0 21 2.0 SACKS BY-Yards 27-175 21-150 MISC YARDS 0 86 Lingen, Brandon 11 2 18 9.0 0 12 1.6 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 48 40 Leidner, Mitch 12 1 9 9.0 0 9 0.8 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 12-18 12-16 Goodger, Drew 13 1 9 9.0 0 9 0.7 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 2-3 Williams, Rodrick 13 1 6 6.0 0 6 0.5 RED-ZONE SCORES (43-49) 88% (36-40) 90% Carter, Eric 8 1 4 4.0 0 4 0.5 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (35-49) 71% (25-40) 63% Total 13 127 1844 14.5 12 54 141.8 PAT-ATTEMPTS (45-47) 96% (38-38) 100% Opponents 13 233 2515 10.8 20 73 193.5 ATTENDANCE 335056 362848 Games/Avg Per Game 7/47865 5/72570 Neutral Site Games 1/48624 68 | Minnesota Football 2015 FB p67-84_Layout 1 7/15/15 10:29 AM Page 69

n 2014 Statistics TOTAL OFFENSE INTERCEPTION RETURNS Player G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Leidner, Mitch 12 363 452 1798 2250 187.5 Boddy-Calhoun, Briean 5 59 11.8 0 56 Cobb, David 13 315 1626 9 1635 125.8 Travis, Damarius 2 17 8.5 0 9 Streveler, Chris 5 47 235 37 272 54.4 Thompson, Cedric 2 27 13.5 0 27 Maye, KJ 13 24 144 0 144 11.1 Murray, Eric 1 0 0.0 0 0 Edwards, Berkley 12 30 140 0 140 11.7 Wilson, Damien 1 1 1.0 0 1 Williams, Rodrick 13 23 114 0 114 8.8 Johnson, Antonio 1 17 17.0 0 17 Kirkwood, Donnell 13 30 92 0 92 7.1 Myrick, Jalen 1 31 31.0 1 31 Jones, Donovahn 11 4 22 0 22 2.0 Campbell, DeVondre 1 30 30.0 1 30 Epping, Zac 13 0 4 0 4 0.3 Wells, Derrick 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 Banham, Cole 3 2 -2 0 -2 -0.7 Total 15 179 11.9 2 56 Fruechte, Isaac 13 2 -10 0 -10 -0.8 Opponents 9 103 11.4 0 35 Team 11 12 -16 0 -16 -1.5 Total 13 853 2801 1844 4645 357.3 ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE Opponents 13 882 2271 2515 4786 368.2 Player G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Cobb, David 13 1626 162 0 0 0 1788 137.5 SCORING Williams, Maxx 12 0 569 0 0 0 569 47.4 |------PATs------| Myrick, Jalen 13 0 0 0 508 31 539 41.5 Player TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Pts. Leidner, Mitch 12 452 9 0 0 0 461 38.4 Santoso, Ryan 0 12-18 45-46 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 81 Maye, KJ 13 144 298 0 4 0 446 34.3 Cobb, David 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 78 Jones, Marcus 10 0 0 51 244 0 295 29.5 Leidner, Mitch 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60 Fruechte, Isaac 13 -10 292 0 0 0 282 21.7 Williams, Maxx 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 Jones, Donovahn 11 22 253 0 0 0 275 25.0 Williams, Rodrick 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Streveler,Chris 5 235 0 0 0 0 235 47.0 Myrick, Jalen 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Edwards,Berkley 12 140 24 0 0 0 164 13.7 Kirkwood, Donnell 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 James, Craig 13 0 0 139 0 0 139 10.7 Jones, Donovahn 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Williams, Rodrick 13 114 6 0 0 0 120 9.2 Maye, KJ 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Wolitarsky, Drew 8 0 106 0 0 0 106 13.2 Edwards, Berkley 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Kirkwood, Donnell 13 92 0 0 0 0 92 7.1 Hutton, Logan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Boddy-Calhoun, Briean 13 0 0 0 0 59 59 4.5 Streveler, Chris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Hartmann, Tyler 13 0 0 0 58 0 58 4.5 Fruechte, Isaac 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Plsek, Lincoln 13 0 53 0 0 0 53 4.1 Campbell, DeVondre 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Thomas, Miles 13 0 41 0 0 0 41 3.2 Total 48 12-18 45-47 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 369 Campbell, DeVondre 13 0 0 0 0 30 30 2.3 Opponents 40 12-16 38-38 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 314 Lingen, Brandon 11 0 18 0 11 0 29 2.6 Thompson, Cedric 13 0 0 0 0 27 27 2.1 PUNT RETURNS Murray, Eric 13 0 0 18 0 0 18 1.4 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Johnson, Antonio 12 0 0 0 0 17 17 1.4 James, Craig 16 139 8.7 0 32 Travis, Damarius 13 0 0 0 0 17 17 1.3 Jones, Marcus 7 51 7.3 0 24 Goodger, Drew 13 0 9 0 0 0 9 0.7 Murray, Eric 1 18 18.0 0 0 Epping, Zac 13 4 0 0 0 0 4 0.3 Hutton, Logan 0 2 0.0 1 2 Carter, Eric 8 0 4 0 0 0 4 0.5 Total 24 210 8.8 1 32 Hutton, Logan 12 0 0 2 0 0 2 0.2 Opponents 22 119 5.4 0 46 Wilson, Damien 13 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1 Banham, Cole 3 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -0.7 KICKOFF RETURNS Wells, Derrick 13 0 0 0 0 -3 -3 -0.2 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Team 11 -16 0 0 0 0 -16 -1.5 Myrick, Jalen 18 508 28.2 1 100 Total 13 2801 1844 210 825 179 5859 450.7 Jones, Marcus 10 244 24.4 0 58 Opponents 13 2271 2515 119 566 103 5574 428.8 Hartmann, Tyler 4 58 14.5 0 16 Lingen, Brandon 2 11 5.5 0 11 PUNTING Wozniak, Nate 1 0 0.0 0 0 Player No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ Blkd Maye, KJ 1 4 4.0 0 4 Mortell, Peter 67 3025 45.1 64 12 16 25 21 1 Total 36 825 22.9 1 100 Team 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Opponents 30 566 18.9 0 38 Total 68 3025 44.5 64 12 16 25 21 1 Opponents 69 2754 39.9 67 8 18 17 12 2 KICKOFFS Player No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Santoso, Ryan 70 4448 63.5 38 2 Total 70 4448 63.5 38 2 18.9 41.9 23 Opponents 59 3458 58.6 19 3 22.9 36.6 28 FIELD GOALS Player FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lg Blk Santoso, Ryan 12-18 66.7 0-0 4-4 5-6 2-6 1-2 52 1

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n 2014 Statistics DEFENSIVE STATISTICS # Player GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int-Yds PBU FR FF Blk Saf 5 Wilson, Damien 13 63 56 119 10.5-32 4.0-18 1-1 3 2-0 1 . . 2 Thompson, Cedric 13 51 32 83 3.5-14 . 2-27 2 . 2 . . 26 Campbell, DeVondre 13 49 26 75 6.5-32 2.5-18 1-30 1 3-0 . 1 . 31 Murray, Eric 13 47 22 69 2.0-3 . 1-0 7 1-0 . 2 . 7 Travis, Damarius 13 37 24 61 3.5-17 . 2-17 5 1-24 1 . . 50 Lynn, Jack 13 33 24 57 7.0-18 1.0-1 . 2 1-0 3 . . 29 Boddy-Calhoun, Briean 13 39 12 51 2.0-3 . 5-59 9 1-2 2 . . 3 Wells, Derrick 13 26 14 40 ..1--3 3 . . . . 11 Johnson, Antonio 12 22 11 33 2.5-7 . 1-17 3 . . . . 46 Botticelli, Cam 13 17 12 29 9.0-37 3.0-27 ...... 96 Richardson, Steven 13 9 14 23 6.0-15 2.0-9 . . . 1 . . 55 Cockran,Theiren 13 13 10 23 7.0-37 4.0-32 . 2 1-0 1 . . 28 Myrick, Jalen 13 17 4 21 1.0-14 . 1-31 7 . 1 . . 98 Amaefula, Michael 12 16 4 20 4.5-29 3.5-28 . . 1-19 1 . . 92 Ndondo-Lay, Robert 13 8 10 18 2.5-14 2.5-14 ...... 13 Celestin, Jon 11 14 2 16 3.0-5 ... . 1 . . 95 Ekpe, Hendrick 13 9 5 14 3.0-11 1.5-9 ...... 9 Keith, Alex 9 6 6 12 2.5-10 1.5-9 . . 2-0 1 . . 87 Elmore, Gaelin 13 7 4 11 2.0-11 1.0-6 . 1 1-0 1 . . 6 Levine, Grayson 13 5 3 8 ...... 22 James, Craig 13 4 4 8 ...3 . . . . 8 McGhee, Daletavious 10 4 2 6 ...... 1Z Laster, De'Niro 9 5 1 6 0.5-4 0.5-4 ...... 25 Wright, Devon 11 4 2 6 ...... 15 Jones, Marcus 10 3 1 4 1.0-2 ..1. . . . 17 Hutton, Logan 12 2 2 4 ...... 99 Stelter, Andrew 12 . 3 3 ...... 57 Williams, Everett 8 2 1 3 ...1 . . . . 56 Rallis, Nick 2 2 1 3 ...... 27 Cobb, David 13 1 2 3 ...... 83 Goodger, Drew 13 1 1 2 ...... 19 Moore, Gary 4 1 1 2 ...... 79 Pirsig, Jonah 13 1 . 1 ...... 1 Maye, KJ 13 . 1 1 0.5-1 ...... 30 Wipson, Chris 4 . 1 1 ...... 42 Schultz, Dominic 12 1 . 1 ...... 52 Epping, Zac 13 . 1 1 ...... 35 Williams, Rodrick 13 1 . 1 ...... 82 Wolitarsky, Drew 8 1 . 1 ...... 4 Jones, Donovahn 11 1 . 1 ...... 18 Santoso, Ryan 13 . 1 1 ...... 88 Williams, Maxx 12 1 . 1 ...... 93 Perry, Ben 4 1 . 1 ...... 41 Thomas, Miles 13 ...... 1-0 . . . Total 13 524 320 844 80-316 27-175 15-179 50 65 5 15-45 16 3 Opponents 13 485 448 933 69-243 21-150 9-103 41 50 16 11-12 14 2

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n 2014 Statistics TEAM GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON (MINNESOTA/OPPONENT) Opponent Score 1st Downs Rushing Passing Penalty Rushes-Yds C-A-I Pass Yds Total Plays-Yds Return Yds TOs EASTERN ILLINOIS 42-20 18/27 11/10 6/15 1/2 40-182/39-99 10-18-0/32-57-1 156/310 58-338/96-409 107/40 1/3 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 35-24 18/23 14/7 3/15 1/1 50-284/43-190 5-11-1/22-38-3 67/255 61-351/81-445 100/32 1/3 at TCU 7-30 14/22 5/8 8/13 1/1 39-99/27-169 14-29-3/27-46-1 169/258 68-268/73-427 157/88 5/2 SAN JOSE STATE 24-7 19/17 18/6 1/8 0/3 58-380/32-68 1-7-1/16-33-2 7/186 65-387/65-254 28/25 2/5 at Michigan 30-14 20/12 11/5 9/4 0/3 47-206/28-83 14-23-0/10-25-1 167/88 70-373/53-171 124/35 0/2 NORTHWESTERN 24-17 14/28 7/9 5/16 2/3 39-121/34-124 10-15-1/32-50-1 153/269 54-274/84-393 113/75 1/1 PURDUE 39-38 22/17 15/10 6/6 1/1 52-285/35-298 9-18-0/16-26-2 165/153 70-450/61-451 162/140 1/2 at Illinois 24-28 19/16 9/8 8/7 2/1 41-171/41-123 12-30-1/15-23-0 240/140 71-411/64-263 31/32 3/1 IOWA 51-14 23/13 18/6 4/6 1/1 59-291/30-84 10-14-0/13-26-1 138/121 73-429/56-205 41/83 0/3 OHIO STATE 24-31 17/22 9/12 5/8 3/2 44-218/38-289 7-20-2/15-25-1 85/200 64-303/63-489 152/120 2/3 at Nebraska 28-24 23/18 15/10 7/7 1/1 53-281/38-174 8-18-0/12-20-0 135/223 71-416/58-397 114/16 0/2 at Wisconsin 24-34 12/20 8/10 3/7 1/3 44-177/46-233 5-18-0/11-18-0 95/215 62-272/64-448 52/80 1/1 vs. Missouri 17-33 19/18 8/12 11/5 0/1 33-106/45-337 22-33-0/12-19-2 267/97 66-373/64-434 78/34 3/2

Opponent 3rd Down 4th Down Time Poss Margin Yds/Rush Yds/Pass Yds/Play Punting Penalty Yds EASTERN ILLINOIS 6-12/8-21 0-0/4-5 30:09/29:51 0:18 4.6/2.5 8.7/5.4 5.8/4.3 5-51.2/6-26.3 5-50/6-2 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 5-12/7-15 0-0/0-2 29:20/30:40 -1:20 5.7/4.4 6.1/6.7 5.8/5.5 6-35.3/3-43.3 3-24/9-80 at TCU 3-16/2-12 2-2/0-0 34:25/25:35 8:50 2.5/6.3 5.8/5.6 3.9/5.8 8-46.6/6-39.5 4-40/8-72 SAN JOSE STATE 5-12/8-15 0-0/1-1 31:18/28:42 2:36 6.6/2.1 1.0/5.6 6.0/3.9 4-44.0/3-32.7 10-80/0-0 at Michigan 5-14/4-13 1-1/0-0 34:40/25:20 9:20 4.4/3.0 7.3/3.5 5.3/3.2 6-41.0/8-50.0 7-65/2-23 NORTHWESTERN 7-13/7-17 0-0/2-3 28:29/31:31 -3:02 3.1/3.6 10.2/5.4 5.1/4.7 5-44.8/6-33.3 6-47/6-41 PURDUE 6-12/5-12 0-0/1-2 31:47/28:13 3:34 5.5/8.5 9.2/5.9 6.4/7.4 4-47.0/3-42.0 7-66/7-55 at Illinois 4-16/4-14 1-2/1-1 28:35/31:25 -2:50 4.2/3.0 8.0/6.1 5.8/4.1 6-44.2/9-48.7 4-30/4-36 IOWA 10-15/5-13 1-1/1-1 36:42/23:18 13:24 4.9/2.8 9.9/4.7 5.9/3.7 3-38.0/7-35.1 2-17/1-15 OHIO STATE 5-14/9-13 1-1/0-0 30:46/29:14 1:32 5.0/7.6 4.2/8.0 4.7/7.8 5-51.8/4-36.8 7-54/4-49 at Nebraska 5-12/6-13 1-1/0-0 35:03/24:57 10:06 5.3/4.6 7.5/11.1 5.9/6.8 4-37.8/4-43.5 1-15/3-25 at Wisconsin 5-15/5-12 0-1/0-0 27:17/32:43 -5:26 4.0/5.1 5.3/11.9 4.4/7.0 7-51.0/6-39.7 7-72/7-69 vs. Missouri 5-13/4-13 0-1/1-2 29:55/30:05 -0:10 3.2/7.5 8.1/5.1 5.7/6.8 5-40.8/4-40.5 6-45/2-15 2014 MINNESOTA STARTING LINEUPS - OFFENSE Opponent WR/TE FB/WR/TE TE/WR/RB LT LG C RG RT TE QB RB EASTERN ILLINOIS Jones Hartmann Goodger Campion Epping Olson Bush Pirsig Williams Leidner Cobb MIDDLE TENNESSEE Jones Fruechte Maye Campion Epping Olson Bush Pirsig Wiilliams Leidner Cobb at TCU Jones Lingen Goodger Campion Epping Olson Bush Lauer Williams Leidner Cobb SAN JOSE STATE Jones Thomas Maye Campion Epping Olson Bush Lauer Goodger Streveler Cobb at Michigan Wolitarsky Thomas Edwards Campion Epping Olson Bush Lauer Goodger Leidner Cobb NORTHWESTERN Jones Goodger Edwards Campion Epping Olson Bjorklund Lauer Williams Leidner Cobb PURDUE Plsek Thomas Goodger Campion Epping Olson Bjorklund Lauer Williams Leidner Cobb at Illinois Jones Wolitarsky Goodger Campion Epping Olson Bjorklund Lauer Williams Leidner Cobb IOWA Jones Goodger Maye Campion Epping Olson Bjorklund Pirisg Williams Leidner Cobb OHIO STATE Fruechte Thomas Goodger Campion Epping Olson Bjorklund Pirsig Williams Leidner Cobb at Nebraska Jones Maye Goodger Campion Epping Olson Bjorklund Pirsig Williams Leidner Cobb at Wisconsin Jones Thomas Goodger Campion Epping Olson Bjorklund Pirsig Williams Leidner Cobb vs. Missouri Fruechte Maye Hutton Campion Epping Olson Christenson Pirsig Goodger Leidner Cobb 2014 MINNESOTA STARTING LINEUPS - DEFENSE Opponent DE DT DT DE LB LB LB/CB/S CB SS CB EASTERN ILLINOIS Cockran Botticelli S. Ekpe Keith Campbell Wilson Lynn Murray Thompson Johnson Wells MIDDLE TENNESSEE Cockran Botticelli Richardson H. Ekpe Campbell Wilson Lynn Murray Thompson Johnson Wells at TCU Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Myrick Murray Thompson Boddy-Calhoun Wells SAN JOSE STATE Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Travis Murray Thompson Boddy-Calhoun Wells at Michigan Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Lynn Murray Thompson Johnson Wells NORTHWESTERN Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Travis Murray Thompson Johnson Boddy-Calhoun PURDUE Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Lynn Murray Thompson Johnson Boddy-Calhoun at Illinois Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Wells Murray Thompson Travis Boddy-Calhoun IOWA Elmore Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Williams Lynn Murray Thompson Johnson Boddy-Calhoun OHIO STATE Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Wells Murray Thompson Travis Boddy-Calhoun at Nebraska Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Lynn Murray Thompson Travis Boddy-Calhoun at Wisconsin Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Lynn Murray Thompson Travis Boddy-Calhoun vs. Missouri Cockran Botticelli Richardson Amaefula Campbell Wilson Wells Murray Thompson Travis Boddy-Calhoun

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n 2014 Statistics MINNESOTA SCORING DRIVES Opponent PLAYS-YDS TOP QTR CLOCK SCORING PLAY

Eastern Illinois 3-5 1:37 1 1:53 Mitch Leidner 2-yard run (Santoso kick) Eastern Illinois 9-90 5:04 2 1:27 Mitch Leidner 35-yard pass to Donovahn Jones (Santoso kick) Eastern Illinois ------3 13:20 Logan Hutton 2-yard blocked punt return (Santoso kick) Eastern Illinois 8-47 3:32 4 13:56 Mitch Leidner 5-yard run (Santoso kick) Eastern Illinois 4-44 1:13 4 11:29 Berkley Edwards 1-yard run (Santoso kick) Eastern Illinois 8-81 4:52 4 2:05 Berkley Edwards 42-yard run (Santoso kick) Middle Tennessee 10-69 4:55 1 5:18 Donnell Kirkwood 1-yard run (Santoso kick) Middle Tennessee ------2 14:52 Jalen Myrick 31-yard interception return (Santoso kick) Middle Tennessee 1-27 0:06 2 13:40 Mitch Leidner 27-yard pass to Maxx Williams (Santoso kick) Middle Tennessee 5-56 2:07 2 4:21 David Cobb 7-yard run (Santoso kick) Middle Tennessee 8-78 3:55 3 4:17 David Cobb 48-yard run (Santoso kick) at TCU 11-70 5:41 4 10:56 Chris Streveler 12-yard pass to Maxx Willaims (Santoso kick) San Jose State 4-6 1:53 1 12:31 Ryan Santoso 38-yard field goal San Jose State 9-85 4:19 1 3:53 David Cobb 9-yard run (Santoso kick) San Jose State 4-22 0:20 2 0:00 Chris Streveler 1-yard run (Santoso kick) San Jose State 10-61 5:48 4 3:21 David Cobb 16-yard run (Santoso kick) at Michigan 7-72 3:10 2 8:00 Mitch Leidner 10-yard run (Santoso kick) at Michigan 12-92 2:17 2 0:00 Ryan Santoso 24-yard field goal at Michigan 7-8 3:51 3 6:56 Ryan Santoso 48-yard field goal at Michigan ------3 6:42 De’Vondre Campbell 30-yard interception return (Santoso kick) at Michigan 5-30 2:24 3 2:52 Mitch Leidner 1-yard pass to Maxx Williams (Santoso kick) at Michigan 7-37 3:48 4 12:50 Ryan Santoso 25-yard field goal Northwestern 11-63 6:33 1 3:18 Mitch Leidner 1-yard run (Santoso kick) Northwestern 6-75 2:51 2 8:26 Mitch Leidner 1-yard run (Santoso kick) Northwestern 11-64 4:59 4 12:14 Ryan Santoso 25-yard field goal Northwestern ------4 7:19 Jalen Myrick 100-yard kickoff return (Santoso kick) Purdue 1-2 0:03 1 14:40 David Cobb 2-yard run (Santoso kick) Purdue 13-82 6:37 1 6:23 Mitch Leidner 4-yard pass to Maxx Williams (Santoso kick) Purdue 10-71 4:57 2 12:40 Donnell Kirkwood 3-yard run (Santoso kick failed) Purdue 6-75 2:57 3 12:03 Mitch Leidner 6-yard run (Santoso rush failed) Purdue 7-67 3:42 3 7:10 Ryan Santoso 20-yard field goal Purdue 5-58 2:10 3 1:13 Mitch Leidner 37-yard pass to KJ Maye (Santoso kick) Purdue 8-35 3:22 4 3:22 Ryan Santoso 52-yard field goal at Illinois 10-48 4:46 2 12:53 Ryan Santoso 44-yard field goal at Illinois 1-52 0:06 3 12:58 Mitch Leidner 52-yard pass to Isaac Fruechte (Santoso kick) at Illinois 6-75 2:46 3 6:02 David Cobb 1-yard run (Santoso kick) at Illinois 2-80 0:42 3 2:40 David Cobb 13-yard run (Santoso kick) Iowa 8-64 3:35 1 5:38 KJ Maye 9-yard run (Santoso kick) Iowa 1-44 0:07 2 12:59 Mitch Leidner 44-yard pass to Donovahn Jones (Santoso kick) Iowa 10-69 4:35 2 6:49 Mitch Leidner 9-yard pass to Maxx Williams (Santoso kick) Iowa 6-22 2:45 2 3:51 David Cobb 6-yard run (Santoso kick) Iowa 7-53 2:22 2 0:31 Mitch Leidner 4-yard pass to Maxx Williams (Santoso kick) Iowa 11-75 5:47 3 9:13 Mitch Leidner 3-yard pass to Maxx Williams (Santoso kick) Iowa 10-68 5:38 4 11:34 Rodrick Williams 1-yard run (Harte kick failed) Iowa 7-20 4:09 4 6:28 Ryan Santoso 35-yard field goal Ohio State 5-39 1:59 2 14:27 David Cobb 5-yard run (Santoso kick) Ohio State 11-80 6:08 2 1:24 David Cobb 30-yard run (Santoso kick) Ohio State 2-14 0:48 4 7:08 David Cobb 12-yard run (Santoso kick) Ohio State 9-63 1:15 4 1:19 Ryan Santoso 34-yard field goal at Nebraska 9-71 4:52 1 4:43 Mitch Leidner 1-yard run (Santoso kick) at Nebraska 4-35 1:48 3 11:14 David Cobb 17-yard run (Santoso kick) at Nebraska 10-73 5:25 3 1:47 Rodrick Williams 19-yard run (Santoso kick) at Nebraska 10-80 5:09 4 3:25 Mitch Leidner 3-yard run (Santoso kick) at Wisconsin 2-13 0:43 1 12:31 Mitch Leidner 10-yard run (Santoso kick) at Wisconsin 1-40 0:09 1 1:56 David Cobb 40-yard run (Santoso kick) at Wisconsin 10-30 4:12 2 10:48 Ryan Santoso 37-yard field goal at Wisconsin 7-75 3:25 4 7:32 Mitch Leidner 2-yard run (Santoso kick) vs. Missouri 11-80 5:56 1 5:42 Rodrick Williams 20-yard run (Santoso kick) vs. Missouri 3-75 1:15 3 11:48 Mitch Leidner 54-yard pass to Maxx Williams (Santoso kick) vs. Missouri 5-22 1:54 3 7:22 Ryan Santoso 38-yard field goal

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n 2014 Statistics OPPONENT SCORING DRIVES Opponent PLAYS-YDS TOP QTR CLOCK SCORING PLAY

Eastern Illinois 16-75 4:32 4 6:57 Andrew Manley 2-yard run (Bruno kick) Eastern Illinois 10-75 1:37 4 0:28 Andrew Manley 11-yard pass to Jimmy Lera (Bruno kick) Eastern Illinois 3-46 0:27 4 0:00 Andrew Manley 32-yard pass to Adam Drake (kick deemed unnecessary) Middle Tennessee 3-75 1:03 3 13:57 Reggie Whatley 44-yard run (Clark kick) Middle Tennessee 9-69 3:56 3 8:12 Cody Clark 21-yard field goal Middle Tennessee 1-12 0:05 3 2:09 Reggie Whatley 12-yard run (Clark kick) Middle Tennessee 14-80 3:50 4 0:45 Austin Grammer 3-yard pass to Marcus Henry (Clark kick) at TCU 3-18 0:35 1 12:44 Trevone Boykin 13-yard pass to Josh Doctson (Oberkrom kick) at TCU 6-45 1:29 1 9:19 Jaden Oberkrom 46-yard field goal at TCU 3-27 0:55 2 13:50 Trevone Boykin 7-yard pass to Josh Doctson (Oberkrom kick) at TCU 5-39 1:12 2 9:01 B.J. Catalon 1-yard run (Oberkrom kick) at TCU 5-3 1:58 3 11:02 Jaden Oberkrom 45-yard field goal at TCU 10-51 3:36 3 1:43 Jaden Oberkrom 37-yard field goal San Jose State 6-75 3:13 1 0:40 Blake Jurich 27-yard pass to Tyler Winston (Lopez kick) at Michigan 4-47 2:03 2 11:10 De’Veon Smith 10-yard run (Wile kick) at Michigan 12-74 5:23 4 7:27 Devin Gardner 3-yard run (Wile kick) Northwestern 16-71 7:01 2 11:17 Trevor Siemian 11-yard pass to Justin Jackson (Mitchell kick) Northwestern 16-73 5:16 2 0:04 Jack Mitchell 19-yard field goal Northwestern 13-97 4:42 4 7:32 Trevor Siemian 2-yard run (Mitchell kick) Purdue 3-63 1:40 1 13:00 Austin Appleby 63-yard pass to Danny Anthrop (Griggs kick) Purdue 8-75 3:46 1 2:37 Austin Appleby 13-yard pass to Gabe Holmes (Griggs kick) Purdue 7-90 3:39 2 9:01 Raheem Mostert 42-yard run (Griggs kick) Purdue 4-4 1:22 2 7:22 Paul Griggs 26-yard field goal Purdue 9-66 4:51 2 4:51 Austin Appleby 8-yard pass to DeAngelo Yancey (Griggs kick) Purdue 3-70 1:07 3 6:03 Austin Appleby 1-yard run (Griggs kick) at Illinois 11-75 5:29 1 9:31 Reilly O’Toole 3-yard pass to Jon Davis (Reisner kick) at Illinois 7-74 3:17 1 2:39 Reilly O’Toole 9-yard run (Reisner kick) at Illinois 9-75 4:10 3 8:48 Josh Ferguson 2-yard run (Reisner kick) at Illinois ------4 6:33 V’Angelo Bentley 12-yard fumble return (Reisner kick) Iowa 12-76 5:47 1 9:13 Mark Weisman 1-yard run (Koehn kick) Iowa 9-81 2:23 4 0:14 C.J. Beathard 24-yard pass to Andrew Stone (Joehn kick) Ohio State 3-95 1:17 1 10:14 J.T. Barrett 86-yard run (Nuernberger kick) Ohio State 8-87 3:32 1 4:33 J.T. Barrett 57-yard pass toJalin Marshall (Nuernberger kick) Ohio State 10-57 1:24 2 0:00 Sean Nuernberger 22-yard field goal Ohio State 6-65 2:55 3 7:37 J.T. Barrett 30-yard pass to Michael Thomas (Nuernberger kick) Ohio State 6-32 2:34 4 10:08 J.T. Barrett 22-yard pass to Evan Spencer (Nuernberger kick) at Nebraska 5-84 2:03 1 9:42 Ameer Abdullah 2-yard run (Brown kick) at Nebraksa 8-49 4:03 2 10:57 Tommy Armstrong 18-yard pass to De'Mornay Pierson-El (Brown kick) at Nebraska ------2 5:18 Nate Gerry 85-yard blocked field goal return (Brown kick) at Nebraska 9-63 3:55 3 7:19 Drew Brown 30-yard field goal at Wisconsin 12-69 5:34 1 6:48 Rafael Gaglianone 24-yard field goal at Wisconsin 6-80 2:52 2 4:39 Joel Stave 4-yard pass to Melvin Gordon (Gaglianone kick) at Wisconsin 3-49 0:18 2 0:00 Rafael Gaglianone 38-yard field goal at Wisconsin 7-80 3:37 3 6:20 Corey Clement 28-yard run (Gaglianone kick) at Wisconsin 6-69 2:34 4 10:57 Melvin Gordon 1-yard run (Gaglianone kick) at Wisconsin 6-75 2:51 4 4:41 Joel Stave 17-yard pass to Robert Wheelwright (Gaglianone kick) vs. Missouri 8-45 2:56 2 6:39 Andrew Baggett 21-yard field goal vs. Missouri 5-67 1:55 2 1:04 Maty Mauk 25-yard pass to Bud Sasser (Baggett kick) vs. Missouri 5-32 1:57 3 13:03 Andrew Baggett 33-yard field goal vs. Missouri 3-34 1:22 3 9:16 Maty Mauk 18-yard run (Mauk pass failed) vs. Missouri 5-90 2:26 4 9:22 Rus Hansbrough 78-yard run (Baggett kick) vs. Missouri 4-80 2:00 4 4:51 Maty Mauk 7-yard pass to Bud Sasser (Baggett kick)

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n 2014 Superlatives MINNESOTA INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Receptions 11 Drake, Adam, vs Eastern Illinois (Aug 28, 2014) Rushes 35 Cobb, David vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) Yards Receiving 160 Erickson, Alex, at Wisconsin (Nov 29, 2014) Yards Rushing 220 Cobb, David vs Middle Tennessee (Sep 06, 2014) TD Receptions 2 Doctson, Josh, at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) TD Rushes 3 Cobb, David vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Sasser, Bud, vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) Long Rush 67 Cobb, David at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) Long Reception 73 Bell, Kenny, at Nebraska (Nov 22, 2014) Pass attempts 31 Leidner, Mitch vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) Field Goals 3 Oberkrom, Jaden, at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Pass completions 21 Leidner, Mitch vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) Long Field Goal 46 Oberkrom, Jaden, at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Yards Passing 258 Leidner, Mitch vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) Punts 9 DuVernois, J., at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) TD Passes 4 Leidner, Mitch vs Iowa (Nov 08, 2014) Punting Avg 50.0 Hagerup, Will, at Michigan (Sep 27, 2014) Long Pass 54 Leidner, Mitch vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) Long Punt 67 Perry, Ethan, at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Receptions 7 Williams, Maxx vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) Punts inside 20 4 DuVernois, J., at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) Yards Receiving 105 Fruechte, Isaac at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) Long Punt Return 46 Echols-Luper, C, at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) TD Receptions 3 Williams, Maxx vs Iowa (Nov 08, 2014) Long Kickoff Return 38 Samuel, Curtis, vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Long Reception 54 Williams, Maxx vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) Tackles 15 Dawson, Paul, at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Field Goals 3 Santoso, Ryan at Michigan (Sep 27, 2014) Sacks 2.5 Thomas III, E., at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) Long Field Goal 52 Santoso, Ryan vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) Tackles For Loss 4.0 Dawson, Paul, at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Punts 8 Mortell, Peter at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Golden, Markus, vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) Punting Avg 51.8 Mortell, Peter vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Interceptions 1 Byard, Kevin, vs Middle Tennessee (Sep 06, 2014) Long Punt 64 Mortell, Peter vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Kindred, D., at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Punts inside 20 4 Mortell, Peter vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Hackett, Chris, at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Long Punt Return 32 James, Craig at Michigan (Sep 27, 2014) Carter, Sam, at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Long Kickoff Return 100 Myrick, Jalen vs Northwestern (Oct 11, 2014) Hightower, Forr, vs San Jose State (Sep 20, 2014) Tackles 15 Wilson, Damien vs Northwestern (Oct 11, 2014) VanHoose, Nick, vs Northwestern (Oct 11, 2014) Sacks 2.0 Wilson, Damien at Nebraska (Nov 22, 2014) Monheim, Mason, at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) Tackles For Loss 3.5 Wilson, Damien at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) Grant, Doran, vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Interceptions 2 Thompson,Cedric vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) Bell, Vonn, vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) MINNESOTA TEAM GAME HIGHS OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes 59 vs Iowa (Nov 08, 2014) Rushes 46 at Wisconsin (Nov 29, 2014) Yards Rushing 380 vs San Jose State (Sep 20, 2014) Yards Rushing 337 vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) Yards Per Rush 6.6 vs San Jose State (Sep 20, 2014) Yards Per Rush 8.5 vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) TD Rushes 4 vs Eastern Illinois (Aug 28, 2014) TD Rushes 2 vs Middle Tennessee (Sep 06, 2014) at Nebraska (Nov 22, 2014) at Michigan (Sep 27, 2014) Pass attempts 33 vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) Pass completions 22 vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) Yards Passing 267 vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) at Wisconsin (Nov 29, 2014) Yards Per Pass 10.2 vs Northwestern (Oct 11, 2014) vs Missouri (Jan 01, 2015) TD Passes 4 vs Iowa (Nov 08, 2014) Pass attempts 57 vs Eastern Illinois (Aug 28, 2014) Total Plays 73 vs Iowa (Nov 08, 2014) Pass completions 32 vs Eastern Illinois (Aug 28, 2014) Total Offense 450 vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) vs Northwestern (Oct 11, 2014) Yards Per Play 6.4 vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) Yards Passing 310 vs Eastern Illinois (Aug 28, 2014) Points 51 vs Iowa (Nov 08, 2014) Yards Per Pass 11.9 at Wisconsin (Nov 29, 2014) Sacks By 4 vs Iowa (Nov 08, 2014) TD Passes 3 vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) at Nebraska (Nov 22, 2014) vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) First Downs 23 vs Iowa (Nov 08, 2014) Total Plays 96 vs Eastern Illinois (Aug 28, 2014) at Nebraska (Nov 22, 2014) Total Offense 489 vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Penalties 10 vs San Jose State (Sep 20, 2014) Yards Per Play 7.8 vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Penalty Yards 80 vs San Jose State (Sep 20, 2014) Points 38 vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) Turnovers 5 at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Sacks By 4 at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) Interceptions By 3 vs Middle Tennessee (Sep 06, 2014) vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Punts 8 at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) First Downs 28 vs Northwestern (Oct 11, 2014) Punting Avg 51.8 vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Penalties 9 vs Middle Tennessee (Sep 06, 2014) Long Punt 64 vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Penalty Yards 80 vs Middle Tennessee (Sep 06, 2014) Punts inside 20 4 vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Turnovers 5 vs San Jose State (Sep 20, 2014) Long Punt Return 32 at Michigan (Sep 27, 2014) Interceptions By 3 at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Punts 9 at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Punting Avg 50.0 at Michigan (Sep 27, 2014) Rushes 29 Gordon, Melvin, at Wisconsin (Nov 29, 2014) Long Punt 67 at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) Yards Rushing 189 Barrett, J.T., vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Punts inside 20 4 at Illinois (Oct 25, 2014) TD Rushes 2 WHATLEY, Reggie, vs Middle Tennessee (Sep 06, Long Punt Return 46 at TCU (Sep 13, 2014) 2014) Long Rush 86 Barrett, J.T., vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Pass attempts 50 Siemian, Trevor, vs Northwestern (Oct 11, 2014) Pass completions 32 Siemian, Trevor, vs Northwestern (Oct 11, 2014) Yards Passing 269 Siemian, Trevor, vs Northwestern (Oct 11, 2014) TD Passes 3 Appleby, Austin, vs Purdue (Oct 18, 2014) Barrett, J.T., vs Ohio State (Nov 15, 2014) Long Pass 73 Armstrong Jr., at Nebraska (Nov 22, 2014)

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n 2014 Longest Plays 25+ YARD PLAYS LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERS YardsType Player(s) Opponent Long Plays By Yards No. TD 100* Kick Return Jalen Myrick Northwestern 100+ 11 67 Rush David Cobb at Illinois 90-99 00 58 Kick Return Marcus Jones at TCU 80-89 00 57 Kick Return Jalen Myrick vs. Missouri 70-79 00 56 INT Return Briean Boddy-Calhoun Ohio State 60-69 10 54* Pass Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri 50-59 72 53 Pass Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner at Wisconsin 40-49 84 52* Pass Isaac Fruechte from Mitch Leidner at Illinois 30-39 19 5 52 Pass Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner Northwestern 25-29 13 1 48* Rush David Cobb Middle Tennessee 46 Pass Donovahn Jones from Mitch Leidner at Illinois Long Plays (25+) By Type No. TD 45 Pass Isaac Fruechte from Mitch Leidner Purdue Rushing 10 4 44* Pass Donovahn Jones from Mitch Leidner Iowa Passing 23 6 42 Pass Donovahn Jones from Mitch Leidner Purdue Kick returns 11 1 42* Rush Berkley Edwards Eastern Illinois Punt returns 10 41 Pass Isaac Fruechte from Mitch Leidner at Illinois Interceptions 42 40* Rush David Cobb at Wisconsin Fumble returns 00 38 Pass KJ Maye from Mitch Leidner at Nebraska Other 00 37* Pass KJ Maye from Mitch Leidner Purdue TOTAL 49 13 36 Pass Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner Ohio State 35 Pass KJ Maye from Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri 25-YARD PLUS BY PLAYER 35 Pass Drew Wolitarsky from Mitch Leidner at Illinois Player No. TD RPKR PR IR FR OTH 35* Pass Donovahn Jones from Mitch Leidner Eastern Illinois Maxx Williams 920900000 34 Rush David Cobb at Michigan Jalen Myrick 820070100 34 Pass KJ Maye from Mitch Leidner at TCU David Cobb 736100000 33 Pass David Cobb from Mitch Leidner at Michigan KJ Maye 510500000 32 Punt Return Craig James at Michigan Marcus Jones 400040000 32 Pass Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner Eastern Illinois Donovahn Jones 420400000 31 Rush Mitch Leidner Ohio State Isaac Fruechte 310300000 31 Kick Return Jalen Myrick Ohio State Mitch Leidner 202000000 31 Pass KJ Maye from Mitch Leidner at TCU Briean Boddy-Calhoun 100000100 31* INT Return Jalen Myrick Middle Tennessee De’Vondre Campbell 110000100 30* Rush David Cobb Ohio State Berkley Edwards 111000000 30* INT Return De’Vondre Campbell at Michigan Craig James 100001000 30 Rush Chris Streveler San Jose State Chris Streveler 101000000 30 Kick Return Marcus Jones at TCU Cedric Thompson 100000100 29 Kick Return Jalen Myrick at Nebraska Drew Wolitarsky 100100000 27 Kick Return Jalen Myrick Ohio State TOTAL 49 13 10 23 11 1400 27 INT Return Cedric Thompson Purdue 27 Kick Return Jalen Myrick Purdue LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEAR 27* Pass Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner Middle Tennessee Rushing 27 Rush David Cobb Middle Tennessee 67 David Cobb at Illinois (10/25/14) 26 Rush Mitch Leidner at Nebraska Rushing Touchdown 26 Pass Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner at Michigan 48 David Cobb vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) 26 Kick Return Marcus Jones Middle Tennessee Passing 25 Pass Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner Iowa 54 Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri (1/1/15) 25 Kick Return Jalen Myrick at Illinois Passing Touchdown 25 Kick Return Marcus Jones at TCU 54 Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri (1/1/15) 25 Pass Maxx Williams from Mitch Leidner Eastern Illinois Punt Return 32 Craig James at Michigan (9/27/14) * play resulted in a touchdown Kick Return 100 Jalen Myrick vs. Northwestern (10/11/14) Interception Return 56 Briean Boddy-Calhoun vs. Ohio State (11/15/14) Punt 64 Peter Mortell vs. Ohio State (11/15/14) Field Goal 52 Ryan Santoso vs. Purdue (10/18/14)

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n The Last Time MINNESOTA INDIVIDUAL GAME 250+ yards rushing: 258, Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin, 10/15/05 200+ yards rushing: 207, David Cobb vs. San Jose State, 9/20/14 150+ yards rushing: 194, David Cobb vs Purdue, 10/18/14 100+ yards rushing: 115, David Cobb at Wisconsin, 11/29/14 QB with 100+ yards rushing: 111, Mitch Leidner at Nebraska, 11/22/14 QB with 100 rushing/200 passing: 110 rush/211 pass, MarQueis Gray vs. NMSU, 9/10/11 2 players with 100+ yards rushing: 207, David Cobb and 161, Chris Streveler vs. San Jose State, 9/20/14 Player with consecutive 100-yd games: 194 and 118, David Cobb vs Purdue 10/18/14 and at Illinois 10/25/14 Player with three straight 100-yd games: 103, 138, 188 & 139 David Cobb at Northwestern 10/19/13, vs. Nebraska 10/26/13, at Indiana 11/2/13 and vs. Penn State 11/9/13 Player with four straight 100-yd games: 103, 138, 188 & 139 David Cobb at Northwestern 10/19/13, vs. Nebraska 10/26/13, at Indiana 11/2/13 and vs. Penn State 11/9/13 50+ yard rush play: 67, David Cobb at Illinois, 10/25/14 Four or more TDs rushing: 4, Mitch Leidner vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 Three or more TDs rushing: 3, David Cobb vs Ohio State, 11/15/14 Two or more TDs rushing: 2, Mitch Leidner at Wisconsin, 11/29/14 25+ rushing attempts: 27, David Cobb vs Ohio State, 11/14/14 30+ rushing attempts: 35, David Cobb vs Purdue, 10/18/14 40+ rushing attempts: 43, Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin, 10/15/05 200+ yards receiving: 228, Ryan Thelwell vs. Ball State, 9/14/96 100+ yards receiving: 105, Isaac Fruechte at Illinois, 10/25/14 2 receivers with 100+ yards rcvg: 137, Logan Payne and 116, Ernie Wheelwright vs. . Indiana, 11/4/06 10 or more receptions: 10, Eric Decker vs. Air Force, 9/12/09 Five or more TDs receiving: 5, Omar Douglas vs. Purdue, 10/9/93 Four or more TDs receiving: 4, Logan Payne vs. Temple, 9/16/06 Three or more TDs receiving: 3, Maxx Williams vs. Iowa, 11/8/14 Two or more TDs receiving: 3, Maxx Williams vs. Iowa, 11/8/14 450+ yards passing: 478, Tim Schade vs. Penn State, 9/4/93 400+ yards passing: 416, Adam Weber vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09 350+ yards passing: 373, Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois, 9/25/10 300+ yards passing: 373, Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois, 9/25/10 Consecutive 300-yard passing gms: 2, Cory Sauter vs. Northwestern (303, 10/14/95) and Michigan St. (404, 10/21/95) 50+ yard pass play: 54, Mitch Leidner to Maxx Williams vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 Six or more TDs passing: 6, Scott Eckers vs. Purdue, 10/9/93 Five or more TDs passing: 5, Adam Weber vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09 Four or more TDs passing: 4, Mitch Leidner vs. Iowa, 11/8/14 Three or more TDs passing: 4, Mitch Leidner vs. Iowa, 11/8/14 Two or more TDs passing: 4, Mitch Leidner vs. Iowa, 11/8/14 30+ passing attempts: 31, Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 40+ passing attempts: 49, Adam Weber vs. Penn State, 10/23/10 50+ passing attempts: 51, Adam Weber vs. Northwestern, 11/1/08 20+ completions: 21, Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 25+ completions: 26, Adam Weber vs. Penn State, 10/23/10 30+ completions: 31, Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois, 9/25/10 500+ yds. total offense: 536, Tim Schade vs. Penn State, 9/4/93 (school record) 400+ yds. total offense: 411, Adam Weber vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09 300+ all-purpose yards: 333, Laurence Maroney vs. Purdue, 9/24/05 200+ all-purpose yards: 233, David Cobb at Michigan, 9/27/14 Five or more field goals: 5, Dan Nystrom vs Arkansas, 12/30/02 Four or more field goals: 5, Dan Nystrom vs Arkansas, 12/30/02 Three or more field goals: 3, Ryan Santoso at Michigan, 9/27/14 Two or more field goals: 2, Ryan Santoso vs Purdue, 10/18/14 Three or more interceptions: 3, Jeff Wright vs. Michigan St., 11/14/70 Two or more interceptions: 2, Cedric Thompson vs Purdue, 10/18/14 Blocked punt: Eric Murray vs. Iowa, 11/8/14 Blocked punt return for TD: Logan Hutton vs. Eastern Illinois, 8/28/14 Blocked field goal: De’Vondre Campbell vs San Jose State, 9/20/14 Blocked FG return for TD: Martez Shabazz vs. UNLV (51 yards), 8/29/13 Blocked PAT: Ra’Shede Hageman vs. Western Illinois, 9/14/13 PAT Return for Defensive PAT: Mario Reese at Wisconsin, 10/14/06 Int. return for TD: De’Vondre Campbell at Michigan (30 yards), 9/27/14 Punt return for TD: Marcus Jones at New Mexico State (65 yards), 9/7/13 Kickoff return for TD: Jalen Myrick (100 yards) vs. Northwestern, 10/11/14 PR return TD/KR return TD same season: Marcus Jones, 2013 Fumble return for TD: Aaron Hill (50 yards) at New Mexico State, 9/7/13 Safety: New Hampshire’s punt snap out of end zone, 9/8/12 Made 2-pt. conversion: Mike Henry from Mitch Leidner, vs Syracuse, 12/27/13 Missed 2-pt. conversion: Ryan Santoso rush failed vs Purdue, 10/18/14 Missed PAT: Andrew Harte vs. Iowa 11/8/14 Defensive extra point: Mario Reese, INT return, at Wisconsin, 10/14/06

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n The Last Time OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME 300+ yards rushing: 301, Anthony Davis, Wisconsin, 11/23/02 250+ yards rushing: 266, Le’Veon Bell, vs. Michigan State, 11/24/12 200+ yards rushing: 266, Le’Veon Bell, vs. Michigan State, 11/24/12 150+ yards rushing: 157, Marcus Murphy, vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 100+ yards rushing: 157, Marcus Murphy, vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 2 players with 100+ yards rushing: 157, Marcus Murphy and 114 Russell Hansbrough vs. Missouri 1/1/15 Three or more TDs rushing: 3, James White, at Wisconsin, 10/20/12 50+ yard rush play: 69, Marcus Murphy, vs. Ohio State, 1/1/15 25+ rushing attempts: 29, Melvin Gordon, at Wisconsin, 11/29/14 30+ rushing attempts: 35, Le’Veon Bell, vs. Michigan State, 11/24/12 40+ rushing attempts: 45, Anthony Davis, Wisconsin, 11/23/02 400+ yards passing: 439, David Fales, vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 300+ yards passing: 439, David Fales, vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 200+ yards passing: 215, Joel Stave, at Wisconsin, 11/29/14 50+ yard pass play: 70, Joel Stave to Alex Erickson at Wisconsin, 11/29/14 30+ pass attempts: 50, Trevor Siemian, vs. Northwestern, 10/11/14 40+ pass attempts: 50, Trevor Siemian, vs. Northwestern, 10/11/14 50+ pass attempts: 50, Trevor Siemian, vs. Northwestern, 10/11/14 20+ completions: 32, Trevor Siemian, vs. Northwestern, 10/11/14 25+ completions: 32, Trevor Siemian, vs. Northwestern, 10/11/14 30+ completions: 32, Trevor Siemian, vs. Northwestern, 10/11/14 4+ TD passes: 4, Russell Wilson, Wisconsin, 11/12/11 150+ yards receiving: 160, Alex Erickson, at Wisconsin, 11/29/14 100+ yards receiving: 160, Alex Erickson, at Wisconsin, 11/29/14 10+ receptions: 11, Adam Drake, vs. Eastern Illinois, 8/28/14 3+ TD receptions: 3, Chandler Jones, vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 Four+ field goals: 4, Dan Conroy, vs. Michigan State, 11/24/12 Blocked a punt: Chase Pennycuff, Middle Tennessee, 9/6/14 Blocked a field goal: Randy Gregory, at Nebraska, 11/22/14 Blocked field goal returned for TD: Nate Gerry, at Nebraska, 11/22/14 Missed PAT: Nathan Knuffman, Western Illinois, 9/14/13 (blocked) Blocked PAT: Simon Connette, vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 Made 2-pt. conversion: Tyler Sheehan to Marques Parks, Bowling Green, 9/1/07 Missed 2-pt. conversion: Maty Mauk pass failed, vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 Punt return for TD: Nick Dugas (68 yds.), UL-Lafayette, 9/7/02 Blocked punt ret. for TD: Zach Domicone (rec. in end zone), Ohio State, 10/30/10 Kickoff return for TD: JaKeem Grant, 99 yards, vs. Texas Tech, 12/28/12 Int. return for TD: Blake Countess, 72 yards, at Michigan, 10/5/13 Two Int. returns for TD: Marcus Williams (52, 40 yards), North Dakota State, 9/24/11 Fumble return for TD: V’Angelo Bently (12 yards), at Illinois, 10/25/14 Fumble recovered for TD: Richard Willock (rec. in end zone), Iowa, 11/23/96 Safety: Devon Still, Penn State, 10/23/10

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n The Last Time / 2014 Game Recaps MINNESOTA TEAM EASTERN ILLINOIS 20 100+ points: 146 vs. Grinnell (W, 146-0), 10/22/1904 80+ points: 81 vs. Butler (W, 81-0), 11/13/26 MINNESOTA 42 60+ points: 63 vs. Indiana (W, 63-26), 11/4/06 Aug. 28, 2014 • Minneapolis, Minn. • TCF Bank Stadium 50+ points: 51 vs. Iowa (W, 51-14), 11/8/14 Attendance: 44,344 40+ points: 51 vs. Iowa (W, 51-14), 11/8/14 SCOREBOARD 1234FINAL 30+ points: 51 vs. Iowa (W, 51-14), 11/8/14 EIU (0-1) 00020 20 0 points: at Michigan (L, 0-58), 10/1/11 MINNESOTA (1-0) 77721 42 0 points on the road: at Michigan (L, 0-58), 10/1/11 FIRST QUARTER 0 points at home: vs. Iowa (L, 0-55), 11/22/0 MINN – 1:53, Leidner 2 run (Santoso kick) 0 points in first half: at TCU (L, 7-30), 9/13/14 SECOND QUARTER 0 points in second half: at Michigan State (L, 3-14), 11/30/13 MINN – 1:27, D. Jones 35 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) No TDs in first half: at Illinois (L, 24-28), 10/25/14 THIRD QUARTER No offensive TDs in first half: at Illinois (L, 24-28), 10/25/14 MINN – 13:20, Hutton 2 blocked punt return (Santoso kick) No offensive TDs in second half: vs. Northwestern (W, 24-17), 10/11/14 FOURTH QUARTER No offensive TDs in game: at Michigan State (L, 3-14), 11/30/13 MINN – 13:56, Leidner 5 run (Santoso kick) Shut out an opponent: vs. Temple (W, 62-0), 9/16/06 MINN – 11:29, Edwards 1 run (Santoso kick) Shut out an opponent on the road: at Kent State (W 44-0), 8/31/06 EIU – 6:57, Manley 2 run (Bruno kick) MINN – 2:05, Edwards 42 run (Santoso kick) Shut out an opponent at home: vs. Temple (W, 62-0), 9/16/06 EIU – 0:28, Lera 11 pass from Manley (Bruno kick) TDs on offense, defense, special teams at New Mexico State, 9/7/13 (W, 44-21) EIU – 0:00, Drake pass from Manley (Bruno kick) 30+ first downs: 31 vs. Toledo, 9/4/04 weather: 69, overcast • kickoff: 6:06 p.m. (CDT) • time of game: 3:30 <10 first downs: 7 vs. Michigan State, 11/24/12 400+ rushing yards: 411 vs. Wisconsin, 10/15/05 TEAM STATISTICS 300+ rushing yards: 380 vs. San Jose State, 9/20/14 ...... EIU ...... MINN 200+ rushing yards: 281 at Nebraska, 11/22/14 First Downs ...... 27 ...... 18 Rushing ...... 10 ...... 11 <100 net rushing yards: 99 at TCU, 9/13/14 Passing ...... 15 ...... 6 6+ rushing touchdowns: 6 vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 (W, 43-24) Penalty ...... 2 ...... 1 5+ rushing touchdowns: 6 vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 (W, 43-24) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 39-99 ...... 40-182 4+ rushing touchdowns: 4 at Nebraska, 11/22/14 (W, 28-24) PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 310 ...... 156 4+ rushing touchdowns (no QB): 4 vs. Western Illinois, 9/14/13, (W, 29-12) Passes Att-Comp-Int...... 57-32-1 ...... 18-10-0 700+ total net yards: 704 vs. Toledo, 9/4/04 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 96-409 ...... 58-338 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 3-2 ...... 1-1 600+ total net yards: 704 vs. Toledo, 9/4/04 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 6-28 ...... 5-50 500+ total net yards: 573 at Indiana, 11/2/13 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 6-26.3 ...... 5-51.2 400+ total net yards: 416 at Nebraska, 11/22/14 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 4-57 <200 total net yards: 185 vs. Wisconsin, 11/23/13 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 2-40 ...... 2-33 <100 total net yards: 96 vs. Michigan State, 11/24/12 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 1-17 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 100+ yards in penalties: 157 vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09 Possession Time ...... 29:51 ...... 30:09 Forced 4 or more turnovers: 5 vs San Jose State, 9/20/14 Third Down Conversions ...... 8-21 ...... 6-12 Forced 3 or more fumbles: 3 (recovered 1) at Wisconsin, 11/29/14 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 4-5 ...... 0-0 3+ interceptions 3 vs. Middle Tennessee, 9/6/14 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 2-11 ...... 3-19 Committed 5 or more turnovers: 5 at TCU, 9/13/14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Attempted an onside kick: vs Ohio State, 11/15/14 RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD Recovered an onside kick: vs. Iowa, 10/29/11 Eastern Illinois Played an overtime game: at UNLV (W, 30-27 in 3 OT), 8/30/12 Jalen Whitlow ...... 19 ...... 77 ...... 4.1 ...... 0 Won an overtime game: at UNLV (W, 30-27 in 3 OT), 8/30/12 Shepard Little ...... 3 ...... 16 ...... 5.3 ...... 0 Lost an overtime game: at Northwestern (L, 48-49 2 OT), 10/13/07 Andrew Manley ...... 8 ...... 15 ...... 1.9 ...... 1 Won vs. Top 25 Team at No. 21 (AP) Nebraska, 11/22/14 (W, 28-24) Minnesota David Cobb ...... 14 ...... 71 ...... 5.1 ...... 0 Won vs. Top 25 Team On Road at No. 21 (AP) Nebraska, 11/22/14 (W, 28-24) Berkley Edwards ...... 4 ...... 60 ...... 15.0 ...... 2 Attempted a fake field goal: vs. Michigan, 11/3/12 (did not convert) Chris Streveler ...... 5 ...... 21 ...... 4.2 ...... 0 Attempted a fake punt: at Michigan State, 11/30/13 (Maxx Williams Rodrick Williams ...... 6 ...... 19 ...... 3.2 ...... 0 7-yard rush, converted) Mitch Leidner ...... 7 ...... 15 ...... 2.1 ...... 2 PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD OPPONENT TEAM Eastern Illinois 400+ yards rushing: 448, at Illinois, 11/3/07 Andrew Manley ...... 18-34-0 ...... 200 ...... 2 Jalen Whitlow ...... 14-23-1 ...... 110 ...... 0 300+ yards rushing: 337, vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 Minnesota 200+ yards rushing: 337, vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 Mitch Leidner ...... 9-17-0 ...... 144 ...... 1 < 100 yards rushing: 97, vs Missouri, 1/1/15 Chris Streveler ...... 1-1-0 ...... 12 ...... 0 400+ yards passing: 439, vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD 300+ yards passing: 439, vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 Eastern Illinois <100 yards passing: 88, at Michigan, 9/27/14 Adam Drake ...... 11 ...... 109 ...... 1 Stephen Bravo-Brown ...... 6 ...... 66 ...... 0 600+ total net yards: 655, at Illinois, 11/3/07 Joe Powell ...... 3 ...... 34 ...... 0 500+ total net yards: 515, Nebraska, 10/22/11 Jeff LePak ...... 3 ...... 20 ...... 0 400+ total net yards: 434, vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 Minnesota 300+ total net yards: 434, vs. Missouri, 1/1/15 Donovahn Jones ...... 3 ...... 57 ...... 1 < 200 total net yards: 171, at Michigan, 9/27/14 Maxx Williams ...... 2 ...... 57 ...... 0 30+ first downs: 30, Wisconsin 10/9/10 David Cobb ...... 2 ...... 22 ...... 0 <10 first downs: 7, Temple, 9/16/06 LEADING TACKLERS 60+ points: 63, Oklahoma, (W, 63-0), 9/20/86 EIU: Kamu Grugier-Hill 5-3-8, Adam Gristick 3-2-5, Fedney Delphonse 3-2-5 50+ points: 58, Michigan (W, 58-0), 10/1/11 Minnesota: Damien Wilson 4-6-10, Antonio Johnson 6-1-7, Derrick Wells 5-0-5, Hendrick Ekpe 4-1-5, 40+ points: 42, at Michigan (W, 42-13), 10/5/13 De’Vondre Campbell 3-2-5 30+ points: 33, vs. Missouri (W, 33-17) 1/1/15 0 points: Temple, (L, 0-62), 9/16/06 0 points in second half: vs. San Jose State (L, 7-24), 9/20/14 Safety: Penn State (W, 33-21), 10/23/10 100+ yards in penalties: 135, vs. Texas Tech, 12/28/12 No penalties78 | Minnesota FootballSan Jose State, 9/20/14 2015 FB p67-84_Layout 1 7/15/15 10:30 AM Page 79

n 2014 Game Recaps MIDDLE TENNESSEE 24 MINNESOTA 7 MINNESOTA 35 TCU 30 Sept. 6, 2014 • Minneapolis, Minn. • TCF Bank Stadium Sept. 13, 2014 • Fort Worth, Texas • Amon G. Carter Stadium Attendance: 47,223 Attendance: 43,958 SCOREBOARD 1234FINAL SCOREBOARD 12 34FINAL MIDDLE TENNESSEE (1-1) 0017 7 24 MINNESOTA (2-1) 00 07 7 MINNESOTA (2-0) 7 21 70 35 TCU (2-0) 10 14 60 30 FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER MINN – 5:18, Kirkwood 1 run (Santoso kick) TCU – 12:44, Doctson 13 pass from Boykin (Oberkrom kick) SECOND QUARTER TCU – 9:19, Oberkrom 46 field goal MINN – 14:52, Myrick 31 interception return (Santoso kick) SECOND QUARTER MINN – 13:40, M. Williams 27 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) TCU – 13:50, Doctson 7 pass from Boykin (Oberkrom kick) MINN – 4:21, Cobb 7 run (Santoso kick) TCU – 9:01, Catalon 1 run (Oberkrom kick) THIRD QUARTER THIRD QUARTER MT – 13:57, Whatley 44 run (Clark kick) TCU – 11:02, Oberkrom 45 field goal MT – 8:12, Clark 21 field goal TCU – 1:43, Oberkrom 37 field goal MINN – 4:17, Cobb 48 run (Santoso kick) FOURTH QUARTER MT – 2:09, Whatley 12 run (Clark kick) MINN – 10:56, M. Williams 12 pass from Streveler (Santoso kick) FOURTH QUARTER weather: 68, cloudy • kickoff: 3:05 p.m. (CDT) • time of game: 3:13 MT – 0:45, Henry 3 pass from Grammer (Clark kick) weather: 73, sunny • kickoff: 2:42 p.m. (CDT) • time of game: 3:30 TEAM STATISTICS ...... MINN ...... TCU TEAM STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS ...... 14 ...... 22 ...... MT ...... MINN Rushing ...... 5 ...... 8 First Downs ...... 23 ...... 18 Passing ...... 8 ...... 13 Rushing ...... 7 ...... 14 Penalty ...... 1 ...... 1 Passing ...... 15 ...... 3 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 39-99 ...... 27-169 Penalty ...... 1 ...... 1 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 169 ...... 258 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 43-190 ...... 50-284 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 29-14-3 ...... 46-27-1 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 255 ...... 67 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 68-268 ...... 73-427 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 38-22-3 ...... 11-5-1 Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 2-2 ...... 2-1 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 81-445 ...... 61-351 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 4-40 ...... 8-72 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 0-0 ...... 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 8-46.6 ...... 6-39.5 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 9-80 ...... 3-24 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-2 ...... 4-41 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 3-43.3 ...... 6-35.3 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 5-152 ...... 0-0 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 3-32 ...... 1-9 Interception Returns: ...... 1-3 ...... 3-47 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 3-59 Fumble Returns: ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-0 ...... 3-32 Possession Time ...... 34:25 ...... 25:35 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Third Down Conversions ...... 3-16 ...... 2-12 Possession Time ...... 30:40 ...... 29:20 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 2-2 ...... 0-0 Third Down Conversions ...... 7-15 ...... 5-12 Sacks: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 2-15 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 0-2 ...... 1-3 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 2-14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Minnesota RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD David Cobb ...... 15 ...... 41 ...... 2.7 ...... 0 Middle Tennessee Chris Streveler ...... 7 ...... 33 ...... 4.7 ...... 0 Reggie Whatley ...... 14 ...... 84 ...... 6.0 ...... 2 Rodrick Williams ...... 4 ...... 16 ...... 4.0 ...... 0 Jordan Parker ...... 13 ...... 67 ...... 5.2 ...... 0 Berkley Edwards ...... 3 ...... 6 ...... 2.0 ...... 0 Shane Tucker ...... 4 ...... 23 ...... 5.8 ...... 0 Mitch Leidner ...... 9 ...... 4 ...... 0.4 ...... 0 Minnesota TCU David Cobb ...... 29 ...... 220 ...... 7.6 ...... 2 Trevone Boykin ...... 12 ...... 92 ...... 7.7 ...... 0 Mitch Leidner ...... 5 ...... 32 ...... 6.4 ...... 0 Deante’ Gray ...... 2 ...... 28 ...... 14.0 ...... 0 Donnell Kirkwood ...... 5 ...... 23 ...... 4.6 ...... 1 Aaron Green ...... 4 ...... 28 ...... 7.0 ...... 0 Berkley Edwards ...... 6 ...... 17 ...... 2.8 ...... 0 B.J. Catalon ...... 6 ...... 20 ...... 3.3 ...... 1 PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD Middle Tennessee Minnesota Austin Grammer ...... 22-38-3 ...... 255 ...... 1 Mitch Leidner ...... 12-26-3 ...... 151 ...... 0 Minnesota Chris Streveler ...... 2-3-0 ...... 18 ...... 1 Mitch Leidner ...... 5-11-1 ...... 67 ...... 1 TCU RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD Trevone Boykin ...... 27-46-1 ...... 258 ...... 2 Middle Tennessee RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD Ed’Marques Batties ...... 7 ...... 88 ...... 0 Minnesota Marcus Henry ...... 5 ...... 58 ...... 1 Maxx Williams ...... 3 ...... 26 ...... 1 Jordan Parker ...... 3 ...... 22 ...... 0 Drew Wolitarsky ...... 3 ...... 24 ...... 0 Shane Tucker ...... 2 ...... 24 ...... 0 KJ Maye ...... 2 ...... 65 ...... 0 Chris Perkins ...... 2 ...... 17 ...... 0 Lincoln Plsek ...... 2 ...... 19 ...... 0 Minnesota TCU Donovahn Jones ...... 3 ...... 35 ...... 0 Josh Doctson ...... 6 ...... 64 ...... 2 Maxx Williams ...... 1 ...... 27 ...... 1 David Porter ...... 5 ...... 59 ...... 0 Isaac Fruechte ...... 1 ...... 5 ...... 0 B.J. Catalon ...... 4 ...... 28 ...... 0 Ty Slanina ...... 3 ...... 31 ...... 0 LEADING TACKLERS Deante’ Gray ...... 3 ...... 11 ...... 0 Middle Tennessee: T.T. Barber 6-8-14, Jared Singletary 5-2-7, Kevin Byard 3-4-7, Christian LEADING TACKLERS Henry 2-5-7 Minnesota: Derrick Wells 7-4-11, Damien Wilson 4-7-11, Jalen Myrick 7-1-8, Briean Boddy-Cal- Minnesota: Damien Wilson 7-7-14, Jack Lynn 6-4-10, De’Vondre Campbell 6-1-7, Eric Murray 2-5-7 houn 4-4-8 TCU: Paul Dawson 9-6-15, Derrick Kindred 5-3-8, Marcus Mallet 2-6-8

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n 2014 Game Recaps SAN JOSE STATE 7 MINNESOTA 30 MINNESOTA 24 MICHIGAN 14 Sept. 20, 2014 • Minneapolis, Minn. • TCF Bank Stadium Sept. 27, 2014 • Ann Arbor, Mich. • Michigan Stadium Attendance: 47,739 Attendance: 102,926 SCOREBOARD 1234FINAL SCOREBOARD 1234FINAL SAN JOSE STATE (1-2) 7000 7 MINNESOTA (4-1, 1-0) 0 10 17 3 30 MINNESOTA (3-1) 10 70 7 24 MICHIGAN (2-3, 0-1) 0707 14 FIRST QUARTER SECOND QUARTER MINN – 12:31, Santoso 38 field goal MICH – 11:10, Smith 10 run (Wile kick) MINN – 3:53, Cobb 9 run (Santoso kick) MINN – 8:00, Leidner 10 run (Santoso kick) SJSU – 0:40, Winston 27 pass from Jurich (Lopez kick) MINN – 0:00, Santoso 24 field goal SECOND QUARTER THIRD QUARTER MINN – 0:00, Streveler 1 run (Santoso kick) MINN – 6:56, Santoso 48 field goal FOURTH QUARTER MINN – 6:42, Campbell 30 interception return (Santoso kick) MINN – 3:21, Cobb 16 run (Santoso kick) MINN – 2:52, M. Williams 1 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) weather: 75, partly cloudy, storm delay late in game • kickoff: 3:01 p.m. (CDT) • time of game: FOURTH QUARTER 3:55 MINN – 12:50, Santoso 25 field goal MICH – 7:27, Gardner 3 run (Wile kick) TEAM STATISTICS weather: mid-70s, sunny • kickoff: 2:35 p.m. (CDT) • time of game: 3:15 ...... SJSU ...... MINN First Downs ...... 17 ...... 19 TEAM STATISTICS Rushing ...... 6 ...... 18 ...... MINN ...... MICH Passing ...... 8 ...... 1 First Downs ...... 20 ...... 12 Penalty ...... 3 ...... 0 Rushing ...... 11 ...... 5 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 32-68 ...... 58-380 Passing ...... 9 ...... 4 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 186 ...... 7 Penalty ...... 0 ...... 3 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 33-16-2 ...... 7-1-1 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 47-206 ...... 28-83 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 65-254 ...... 65-387 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 167 ...... 88 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 4-3 ...... 2-1 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 23-14-0 ...... 25-10-1 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 10-80 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 70-373 ...... 53-171 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 3-32.7 ...... 4-44.0 Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 1-0 ...... 3-1 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 1-0 Penalties: No.-Yds ...... 7-65 ...... 2-23 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-15 ...... 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 6-41.0 ...... 8-50.0 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-10 ...... 2-9 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 4-66 ...... 1--3 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 1-19 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-28 ...... 2-38 Possession Time ...... 28:42 ...... 31:18 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-30 ...... 0-0 Third Down Conversions ...... 8-15 ...... 5-12 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 1-1 ...... 0-0 Possession Time ...... 34:40 ...... 25:20 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 3-21 Third Down Conversions ...... 5-14 ...... 4-13 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 1-1 ...... 0-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 1-11 ...... 3-22 RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD San Jose State INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Jarrod Lawson ...... 18 ...... 56 ...... 3.1 ...... 0 RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD Blake Jurich ...... 7 ...... 12 ...... 1.7 ...... 0 Minnesota Tyler Ervin ...... 1 ...... 9 ...... 9.0 ...... 0 David Cobb ...... 32 ...... 183 ...... 5.7 ...... 0 Thomas Tucker ...... 3 ...... 2 ...... 0.7 ...... 0 Rodrick Williams ...... 4 ...... 14 ...... 3.5 ...... 0 Joe Gray ...... 3 ...... -11 ...... -.3.7 ...... 0 Donovahn Jones ...... 1 ...... 13 ...... 13.0 ...... 0 Minnesota Berkley Edwards ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 1.5 ...... 0 David Cobb ...... 34 ...... 207 ...... 6.1 ...... 2 Donnell Kirkwood ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0.0 ...... 0 Chris Streveler ...... 18 ...... 161 ...... 8.9 ...... 1 Mitch Leidner ...... 6 ...... -5 ...... -0.8 ...... 1 Berkley Edwards ...... 4 ...... 9 ...... 3.0 ...... 0 Michigan Donnell Kirkwood ...... 2 ...... 5 ...... 2.5 ...... 0 De’Veon Smith ...... 9 ...... 57 ...... 6.3 ...... 1 PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD Devin Gardner ...... 5 ...... 23 ...... 4.6 ...... 1 San Jose State Justice Hayes ...... 3 ...... 10 ...... 3.3 ...... 0 Blake Jurich ...... 14-29-2 ...... 161 ...... 1 PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD Joe Gray ...... 2-4-0 ...... 25 ...... 0 Minnesota Minnesota Mitch Leidner ...... 14-22-0 ...... 167 ...... 1 Chris Streveler ...... 1-7-1 ...... 7 ...... 0 Michigan RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD Shane Morris ...... 7-19-1 ...... 49 ...... 0 San Jose State Devin Gardner ...... 3-6-0 ...... 39 ...... 0 Tyler Winston ...... 9 ...... 94 ...... 1 RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD Tim Crawley ...... 3 ...... 57 ...... 0 Minnesota Jarrod Lawson ...... 2 ...... 31 ...... 0 Maxx Williams ...... 4 ...... 51 ...... 1 Billy Freeman ...... 2 ...... 4 ...... 0 David Cobb ...... 3 ...... 50 ...... 0 Minnesota Isaac Fruechte ...... 2 ...... 16 ...... 0 Drew Wolitarsky ...... 1 ...... 7 ...... 0 Michigan Devin Funchess ...... 4 ...... 37 ...... 0 LEADING TACKLERS Jehu Chesson ...... 2 ...... 27 ...... 0 San Jose State: Vince Buhagiar 5-6-11, Travis Raciti 5-3-8, Christian Tago 4-4-8, Akeem King 4-4-8 Jake Butt ...... 2 ...... 13 ...... 0 Minnesota: Damien Wilson 7-2-9, Cedric Thompson 5-1-6, Robert Ndondo-Lay 1-4-5 Justice Hayes ...... 2 ...... 11 ...... 0 LEADING TACKLERS Minnesota: Damien Wilson 4-3-7, Eric Murray 5-1-6, Jack Lynn 2-3-5 Michigan: Joe Bolden 6-4-10, Jarrod Wilson 5-4-9, Ryan Glasgow 3-2-5, Jake Ryan 2-3-5

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n 2014 Game Recaps NORTHWESTERN 17 PURDUE 38 MINNESOTA 24 MINNESOTA 39 Oct. 11, 2014 • Minneapolis, Minn. • TCF Bank Stadium Oct. 18, 2014 • Minneapolis, Minn. • TCF Bank Stadium Attendance: 49,051 Attendance: 51,241 SCOREBOARD 12 34FINAL SCOREBOARD 1234FINAL NORTHWESTERN (3-3, 2-1) 0 10 07 17 PURDUE (3-5, 1-3) 14 17 70 38 MINNESOTA (5-1, 2-0) 77 010 24 MINNESOTA (6-1, 3-0) 14 6 16 3 39 FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER MINN – 3:18, Leidner 1 run (Santoso kick) MINN – 14:40, Cobb 2 run (Santoso kick) SECOND QUARTER PUR – 13:00, Anthrop 55 pass from Appleby (Griggs kick) NU – 11:17, Jackson 11 pass from Siemian (Mitchell kick) MINN – 6:23, M. Williams 4 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) MINN – 8:26, Leidner 1 run (Santoso kick) PUR – 2:37, Holmes 13 pass from Appleby (Griggs kick) NU – 0:04, Mitchell 19 field goal SECOND QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER MINN – 12:40, Kirkwood 3 run (kick failed) MINN – 12:14, Santoso 25 field goal PUR – 9:01, Mostert 42 run (Griggs kick) NU – 7:32, Siemian 2 run (Mitchell kick) PUR – 7:22, Griggs 26 field goal MINN – 7:19, Myrick 100 kick return (Santoso kick) PUR – 1:24, Yancey 8 pass from Appleby (Griggs) weather: 46, sunny and crisp • kickoff: 11:01 a.m. (CDT) • time of game: 3:19 THIRD QUARTER MINN – 12:03, Leidner 6 run (rush failed) TEAM STATISTICS MINN – 7:10, Santoso 20 field goal ...... NU ...... MINN PUR – 6:03, Appleby 1 run (Griggs kick) First Downs ...... 28 ...... 14 MINN – 1:13, Maye 37 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) Rushing ...... 9 ...... 7 FOURTH QUARTER Passing ...... 16 ...... 5 MINN – 4:59, Santoso 52 field goal Penalty ...... 3 ...... 2 weather: 45, partly cloudy • kickoff: 2:37 p.m. (CDT) • time of game: 3:27 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 34-124 ...... 39-121 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 269 ...... 153 TEAM STATISTICS Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 50-32-1 ...... 15-10-1 ...... PUR ...... MINN TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 84-393 ...... 54-274 FIRST DOWNS ...... 17 ...... 22 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 2-0 ...... 0-0 Rushing ...... 10 ...... 15 Penalties: No-Yds ...... 6-41 ...... 6-47 Passing ...... 6 ...... 6 Punts (Number-Avg) ...... 6-33.3 ...... 5-44.8 Penalty ...... 1 ...... 1 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-0 ...... 3-5 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 35-298 ...... 52-285 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 5-75 ...... 2-100 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 153 ...... 165 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-0 ...... 1-8 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 26-16-2 ...... 18-9-0 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 61-451 ...... 70-450 Possession Time ...... 31:31 ...... 28:29 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 2-0 ...... 2-1 Third Down Conversions ...... 7-17 ...... 7-13 Penalties: No.-Yds ...... 7-55 ...... 7-66 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 2-3 ...... 0-0 Punts(Number-Avg.) ...... 3-42.0 ...... 4-47.0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 1-8 ...... 2-13 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-4 ...... 1-19 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 6-136 ...... 7-116 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 2-27 RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Northwestern Possession Time ...... 28:13 ...... 31:47 Justin Jackson ...... 23 ...... 106 ...... 4.6 ...... 0 Third Down Conversions ...... 5-12 ...... 6-12 Treyvon Green ...... 4 ...... 16 ...... 4.0 ...... 0 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 1-2 ...... 0-0 Warren Long ...... 1 ...... 3 ...... 3.0 ...... 0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Solomon Vault ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 0 Trevor Siemian ...... 5 ...... -3 ...... -0.6 ...... 1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Minnesota RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD David Cobb ...... 30 ...... 97 ...... 3.2 ...... 0 Purdue Mitch Leidner ...... 7 ...... 31 ...... 4.4 ...... 2 Raheem Mostert ...... 5 ...... 115 ...... 23.0 ...... 1 Berkley Edwards ...... 1 ...... -5 ...... -5.0 ...... 0 Akeem Hunt ...... 17 ...... 98 ...... 5.8 ...... 0 PASSING ...... Comp.-Att..-Int ...... Yds ...... TD Austin Appleby ...... 10 ...... 79 ...... 7.9 ...... 1 Northwestern Minnesota Trevor Siemian ...... 32-50-1 ...... 269 ...... 1 David Cobb ...... 35 ...... 194 ...... 5.5 ...... 1 Minnesota Mitch Leidner ...... 13 ...... 84 ...... 6.5 ...... 1 Mitch Leidner ...... 10-15-1 ...... 153 ...... 0 Donnell Kirkwood ...... 3 ...... 8 ...... 2.7 ...... 1 RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD Northwestern Purdue Miles Shuler ...... 6 ...... 60 ...... 0 Austin Appleby ...... 16-26-2 ...... 153 ...... 3 Kyle Prater ...... 6 ...... 58 ...... 0 Minnesota Justin Jackson ...... 4 ...... 50 ...... 1 Mitch Leidner ...... 9-18-0 ...... 165 ...... 2 Dan Vitale ...... 4 ...... 23 ...... 0 RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD Tony Jones ...... 3 ...... 22 ...... 0 Purdue Minnesota Akeem Hunt ...... 5 ...... 24 ...... 0 Isaac Fruechte ...... 3 ...... 46 ...... 0 Danny Anthrop ...... 4 ...... 67 ...... 1 Maxx Williams ...... 2 ...... 64 ...... 0 Justin Sinz ...... 2 ...... 20 ...... 0 Donovahn Jones ...... 2 ...... 29 ...... 0 Raheem Mostert ...... 2 ...... 19 ...... 0 Drew Wolitarsky ...... 2 ...... 9 ...... 0 Gabe Holmes ...... 1 ...... 13 ...... 1 David Cobb ...... 1 ...... 5 ...... 0 Minnesota LEADING TACKLERS Maxx Williams ...... 3 ...... 22 ...... 1 Drew Wolitarsky ...... 2 ...... 19 ...... 0 Northwestern: Chi Chi Ariguzo 6-6-12, Greg Kuhar 3-5-8, Nick VanHoose 6-1-7 Isaac Fruechte ...... 1 ...... 45 ...... 0 Minnesota: Damien Wilson 6-9-15, Briean Boddy-Calhoun 10-1-11, Cedric Thompson 6-3-9 Donovahn Jones ...... 1 ...... 42 ...... 0 KJ Maye ...... 1 ...... 37 ...... 1 LEADING TACKLERS Purdue: Taylor Richards 7-3-10, Danny Ezechukwu 5-5-10, Jimmy Herman 3-5-8 Minnesota: Damien Wilson 5-5-10, Damarius Travis 6-1-7, Jack Lynn 5-2-7

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n 2014 Game Recaps MINNESOTA 24 IOWA 14 ILLINOIS 28 MINNESOTA 51 Oct. 25, 2014 • Champaign, Ill. • Memorial Stadium Nov. 8, 2014 • Minneapolis, Minn. • TCF Bank Stadium Attendance: 44,437 Attendance: 49,680 SCOREBOARD 1234FINAL SCOREBOARD 12 34FINAL MINNESOTA (6-2, 3-1) 0321 0 24 IOWA (6-3, 3-2) 70 07 14 ILLINOIS (4-4, 1-3) 14 07 7 28 MINNESOTA (7-2, 4-1) 7 28 79 51 FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER ILL – 9:31, Davis 3 pass from O’Toole (Reisner kick) IOWA – 9:13, Weisman 1 run (Koehn kick) ILL – 2:39, O’Toole 9 run (Reisner kick) MINN – 5:38, Maye 9 run (Santoso kick) SECOND QUARTER SECOND QUARTER MINN – 12:53, Santoso 44 field goal MINN – 12:59, D. Jones 44 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) THIRD QUARTER MINN – 6:49, M. Williams 9 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) MINN – 12:58, Fruechte 52 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) MINN – 3:51, Cobb 6 run (Santoso kick) ILL – 8:48, Ferguson 2 run (Reisner kick) MINN – 0:31, M. Williams 4 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) MINN – 6:02, Cobb 1 run (Santoso kick) THIRD QUARTER MINN – 2:40, Cobb 13 run (Santoso kick) MINN – 9:13, M. Williams 3 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) FOURTH QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER ILL – 6:33, Bentley 12 fumble return (Reisner kick) MINN – 11:34, R. Williams 1 run (kick failed) weather: 62, cloudy • kickoff: 11:01 a.m. (CDT) • time of game: 3:26 MINN – 6:28, Santoso 35 field goal TEAM STATISTICS IOWA – 0:14, Stone 24 pass from Beathard (Koehn kick) weather: 38, overcast, windy • kickoff: 11:01 a.m. (CST) • time of game: 3:19 ...... MINN ...... ILL FIRST DOWNS ...... 19 ...... 16 TEAM STATISTICS Rushing ...... 9 ...... 8 ...... IOWA ...... MINN Passing ...... 8 ...... 7 FIRST DOWNS ...... 13 ...... 23 Penalty ...... 2 ...... 1 Rushing ...... 6 ...... 18 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 41-171 ...... 41-123 Passing ...... 6 ...... 4 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 240 ...... 140 Penalty ...... 1 ...... 1 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 30-12-1 ...... 23-15-0 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 30-84 ...... 59-291 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 71-411 ...... 64-263 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 121 ...... 138 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 2-2 ...... 2-1 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 26-13-1 ...... 14-10-0 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 4-30 ...... 4-36 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 56-205 ...... 73-429 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 6-44.2 ...... 9-48.7 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 2-2 ...... 1-0 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-6 ...... 3-17 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 1-15 ...... 2-17 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-25 ...... 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 7-35.1 ...... 3-38.0 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 1-3 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 1-11 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 2-12 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 6-83 ...... 2-30 Possession Time ...... 28:29 ...... 31:31 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 1-0 Third Down Conversions ...... 4-16 ...... 4-14 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 1-2 ...... 1-1 Possession Time ...... 23:18 ...... 36:42 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 3-20 ...... 4-23 Third Down Conversions ...... 5-13 ...... 10-15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fourth Down Conversions ...... 1-1 ...... 1-1 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 4-22 RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD Minnesota INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS David Cobb ...... 22 ...... 118 ...... 5.4 ...... 2 RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD KJ Maye ...... 5 ...... 43 ...... 8.6 ...... 0 Iowa Illinois Akrum Wadley ...... 9 ...... 68 ...... 7.6 ...... 0 Reilly O’Toole ...... 17 ...... 59 ...... 3.5 ...... 1 Mark Weisman ...... 14 ...... 21 ...... 1.5 ...... 1 Josh Ferguson ...... 15 ...... 48 ...... 3.2 ...... 1 Minnesota Donovonn Young ...... 3 ...... 35 ...... 11.7 ...... 0 Mitch Leidner ...... 11 ...... 77 ...... 7.0 ...... 0 PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int...... Yds ...... TD David Cobb ...... 16 ...... 74 ...... 4.6 ...... 1 Minnesota KJ Maye ...... 10 ...... 66 ...... 6.6 ...... 1 Mitch Leidner ...... 12-30-1 ...... 240 ...... 1 Berkley Edwards ...... 8 ...... 35 ...... 4.4 ...... 0 Illinois Rodrick Williams ...... 5 ...... 23 ...... 4.6 ...... 1 Reilly O’Toole ...... 14-21-0 ...... 118 ...... 1 PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD Mike Dudek ...... 1-1-0 ...... 22 ...... 0 Iowa Aaron Bailey ...... 0-1-0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Jake Rudock ...... 10-19-1 ...... 89 ...... 0 RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD C.J. Beathard ...... 3-7-0 ...... 32 ...... 1 Minnesota Minnesota Isaac Fruechte ...... 3 ...... 105 ...... 1 Mitch Leidner ...... 10-13-0 ...... 138 ...... 4 KJ Maye ...... 3 ...... 14 ...... 0 Conor Rhoda ...... 0-1-0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Maxx Williams ...... 2 ...... 33 ...... 0 RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD David Cobb ...... 2 ...... 7 ...... 0 Iowa Illinois Damon Bullock ...... 4 ...... 41 ...... 0 Mike Dudek ...... 5 ...... 41 ...... 0 Tevaun Smith ...... 3 ...... 38 ...... 0 Josh Ferguson ...... 3 ...... 39 ...... 0 Andrew Stone ...... 2 ...... 33 ...... 1 Jon Davis ...... 3 ...... 36 ...... 1 Minnesota Geronimo Allison ...... 2 ...... 30 ...... 0 Maxx Williams ...... 5 ...... 46 ...... 3 LEADING TACKLERS Miles Thomas ...... 2 ...... 11 ...... 0 Donovahn Jones ...... 1 ...... 44 ...... 1 Minnesota: De’Vondre Campbell 6-5-11, Damien Wilson 8-2-10, Cedric Thompson 3-5-8, Derrick Isaac Fruechte ...... 1 ...... 24 ...... 0 Wells 4-3-7 KJ Maye ...... 1 ...... 13 ...... 0 Illinois: T.J. Neal Jr. 3-9-12, Mason Monheim 2-6-8 LEADING TACKLERS Iowa: John Lowdermilk 8-5-13, Josey Jewell 4-5-9, Jordan Lomax 4-4-8 Minnesota: Cedric Thompson 5-4-9, Jonathan Celestin 5-1-6, Damarius Travis 4-1-5

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n 2014 Game Recaps OHIO STATE 31 MINNESOTA 28 MINNESOTA 24 NEBRASKA 24 Nov. 15, 2014 • Minneapolis, Minn. • TCF Bank Stadium Nov. 22, 2014 • Lincoln, Neb. • Memorial Stadium Attendance: 45,778 Attendance: 91,186 SCOREBOARD 1234FINAL SCOREBOARD 1234FINAL OHIO STATE (9-1, 6-0) 14 37 7 31 MINNESOTA (8-3, 5-2) 7014 7 28 MINNESOTA (7-3, 4-2) 0 14 0 10 24 NEBRASKA (8-3, 4-3) 7 14 30 24 FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER OSU – 10:14, Barrett 86 run (Nuernberger kick) NEB – 9:42, Abdullah 2 run (Brown kick) OSU – 4:33, Marshall 57 pass from Barrett (Nuernberger kick) MINN – 4:43, Leidner 1 run (Santoso kick) SECOND QUARTER SECOND QUARTER MINN – 14:27, Cobb 5 run (Santoso kick) NEB – 10:57, Pierson-El 18 pass from Armstrong (Brown kick) MINN – 1:24, Cobb 30 run (Santoso kick) NEB – 5:18, Gerry 85 blocked field goal return (Brown kick) OSU – 0:00, Neurnberger 22 field goal THIRD QUARTER THIRD QUARTER MINN – 11:14, Cobb 17 run (Santoso kick) OSU – 7:37, Thomas 30 pass from Barrett (Nuernberger kick) NEB – 7:19, Brown 30 field goal FOURTH QUARTER MINN – 1:47, R. Williams 19 run (Santoso kick) OSU – 10:08, Spencer 22 pass from Barrett FOURTH QUARTER MINN – 7:08, Cobb 12 run (Santoso kick) MINN – 3:25, Leidner 3 run (Santoso kick) MINN – 1:19, Santoso 34 field goal weather: 44, overcast • kickoff: 11:02 a.m. (CST) • time of game: 3:20 weather: 15, snowy • kickoff: 11:05 a.m. (CST) • time of game: 3:21 TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS ...... MINN ...... NEB ...... OSU ...... MINN FIRST DOWNS ...... 23 ...... 18 FIRST DOWNS ...... 22 ...... 17 Rushing ...... 15 ...... 10 Rushing ...... 12 ...... 9 Passing ...... 7 ...... 7 Passing ...... 8 ...... 5 Penalty ...... 1 ...... 1 Penalty ...... 2 ...... 3 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 53-281 ...... 38-174 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 38-289 ...... 44-218 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 135 ...... 223 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 200 ...... 85 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 18-8-0 ...... 20-12-0 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 25-15-1 ...... 20-7-2 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 71-416 ...... 58-397 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 63-489 ...... 64-303 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 2-0 ...... 3-2 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 3-2 ...... 1-0 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 1-15 ...... 3-25 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 4-49 ...... 7-54 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 4-37.8 ...... 4-43.5 Punts(Number-Avg.) ...... 4-36.8 ...... 5-51.8 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-12 ...... 0-0 Punt Returns: No.-Yds...... 3-0 ...... 0-0 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 4-76 ...... 1-16 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 3-77 ...... 4-96 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 2-43 ...... 1-56 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 2-26 ...... 0-0 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Possession Time ...... 35:03 ...... 24:57 Possession Time ...... 29:14 ...... 30:46 Third Down Conversions ...... 5-12 ...... 6-13 Third Down Conversions ...... 9-13 ...... 5-14 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 1-1 ...... 0-0 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 0-0 ...... 1-1 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 4-23 ...... 2-22 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 4-26 ...... 1-4 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD Minnesota Ohio State Mitch Leidner ...... 22 ...... 111 ...... 5.0 ...... 2 J.T. Barrett ...... 17 ...... 189 ...... 11.1 ...... 1 David Cobb ...... 15 ...... 80 ...... 5.3 ...... 1 Ezekiel Elliott ...... 18 ...... 91 ...... 5.1 ...... 0 Donnell Kirkwood ...... 7 ...... 32 ...... 4.6 ...... 0 Jalin Marshall ...... 1 ...... 12 ...... 12.0 ...... 0 Rodrick Williams ...... 3 ...... 22 ...... 7.3 ...... 1 Minnesota KJ Maye ...... 2 ...... 15 ...... 7.5 ...... 0 David Cobb ...... 27 ...... 147 ...... 5.4 ...... 3 Berkley Edwards ...... 2 ...... 11 ...... 5.5 ...... 0 Mitch Leidner ...... 12 ...... 56 ...... 4.7 ...... 0 Donovahn Jones ...... 1 ...... 8 ...... 8.0 ...... 0 Donnell Kirkwood ...... 2 ...... 13 ...... 6.5 ...... 0 Zac Epping ...... 0 ...... 4 ...... 0.0 ...... 0 KJ Maye ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... 1.3 ...... 0 Nebraska PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD Ameer Abdullah ...... 20 ...... 98 ...... 4.9 ...... 1 Ohio State Tommy Armstrong Jr...... 12 ...... 45 ...... 3.8 ...... 0 J.T. Barrett ...... 15-25-1 ...... 200 ...... 3 Imani Cross ...... 6 ...... 31 ...... 5.2 ...... 0 Minnesota PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int...... Yds ...... TD Mitch Leidner ...... 7-19-2 ...... 85 ...... 0 Minnesota RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD Mitch Leidner ...... 8-17-0 ...... 135 ...... 0 Ohio State Nebraska Jalin Marshall ...... 5 ...... 95 ...... 1 Tommy Armstrong Jr...... 12-19-0 ...... 223 ...... 1 Michael Thomas ...... 4 ...... 45 ...... 1 RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD Ezekiel Elliott ...... 2 ...... 19 ...... 0 Minnesota Corey Smith ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 Maxx Williams ...... 3 ...... 45 ...... 0 Evan Spencer ...... 1 ...... 22 ...... 1 KJ Maye ...... 2 ...... 50 ...... 0 Nick Vannett ...... 1 ...... 19 ...... 0 David Cobb ...... 2 ...... 29 ...... 0 Minnesota Miles Thomas ...... 1 ...... 11 ...... 0 Maxx Williams ...... 3 ...... 47 ...... 0 Nebraska Isaac Fruechte ...... 3 ...... 28 ...... 0 Jordan Westerkamp ...... 5 ...... 47 ...... 0 Miles Thomas ...... 1 ...... 10 ...... 0 De’Mornay Pierson-El ...... 4 ...... 87 ...... 1 Kenny Bell ...... 1 ...... 73 ...... 0 LEADING TACKLERS Lane Hovey ...... 1 ...... 13 ...... 0 Ohio State: Adolphus Washington 6-2-8, Doran Grant 6-1-7, Joey Bosa 6-1-7, Darron Lee 6-1-7, Alonzo Moore ...... 1 ...... 3 ...... 0 Vonn Bell 4-3-7 Minnesota: Cedric Thompson 6-4-10, De’Vondre Campbell 6-2-8, Damien Wilson 4-4-8, Damar- LEADING TACKLERS ius Travis 2-5-7 Minnesota: De’Vondre Campbell 7-4-11, Damarius Travis 3-5-8, Damien Wilson 4-3-7, Eric Murray 4-3-7 Nebraska: Zaire Anderson 5-7-12, Nate Gerry 6-5-11, David Santos 4-5-9, Corey Cooper 4-4-8, Randy Gregory 2-6-8

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n 2014 Game Recaps MINNESOTA 24 MISSOURI 33 WISCONSIN 34 MINNESOTA 17 Nov. 29, 2014 • Madison, Wis. • Camp Randall Stadium Jan. 1, 2015 • Orlando, Fla. • Orlando Citrus Bowl Attendance: 80,341 Attendance: 48,624 SCOREBOARD 12 34FINAL SCOREBOARD 12 34FINAL MINNESOTA (8-4, 5-3) 14 30724 MISSOURI (11-3, 7-1) 0 10 9 14 33 WISCONSIN (10-2, 7-1) 3 10 7 14 34 MINNESOTA (8-5, 5-4) 7010 0 17 FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER MINN – 12:31, Leidner 10 run (Santoso kick) MINN – 5:42, R. Williams 20 run (Santoso kick) WIS – 6:48, Gaglianone 24 field goal SECOND QUARTER MINN – 1:56, Cobb 40 run MU – 6:39, Baggett 21 field goal SECOND QUARTER MU – 1:04, Sasser 25 pass from Mauk (Baggett kick) MINN – 10:48, Santoso 37 field goal THIRD QUARTER WIS – 4:39, Gordon 4 pass from Stave (Gaglianone kick) MU – 13:03, Baggett 33 field goal WIS – 0:00, Gaglianone 38 field goal MINN – 11:48, M. Williams 54 pass from Leidner (Santoso kick) THIRD QUARTER MU – 9:16, Mauk 18 run (pass failed) WIS – 6:20, Clement 28 run (Gaglianone kick) MINN – 7:22, Santoso 38 field goal FOURTH QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER WIS – 10:57, Gordon 1 run (Gaglianone kick) MU – 9:22, Hansbrough 78 run (Baggett kick) MINN – 7:32, Leidner 2 run (Santoso kick) MU – 4:51, Sasser 7 pass from Mauk (Baggett kick) WIS – 4:41, Wheelwright 17 pass from Stave (Gaglianone kick) weather: 72, partly cloudy • kickoff: 12:06 p.m. (CST) • time of game: 3:03 weather: 43, scattered clouds • kickoff: 2:42 p.m. (CST) • time of game: 3:28 TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS ...... MU ...... MINN ...... MINN ...... WIS FIRST DOWNS ...... 18 ...... 19 FIRST DOWNS ...... 12 ...... 20 Rushing ...... 12 ...... 8 Rushing ...... 8 ...... 10 Passing ...... 5 ...... 11 Passing ...... 3 ...... 7 Penalty ...... 1 ...... 0 Penalty ...... 1 ...... 3 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 45-337 ...... 33-106 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) ...... 44-177 ...... 46-233 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 97 ...... 267 PASSING YARDS (NET) ...... 95 ...... 215 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 19-12-2 ...... 33-22-0 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int...... 18-5-0 ...... 18-11-0 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 64-434 ...... 66-373 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS ...... 62-272 ...... 64-448 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 0-0 ...... 5-3 Fumbles: Number-Lost ...... 2-1 ...... 3-1 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 2-15 ...... 6-45 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 7-72 ...... 7-69 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 4-40.5 ...... 5-40.8 Punts (Number-Avg.) ...... 7-51.0 ...... 6-39.7 Punt Returns: No.-Yds ...... 3-8 ...... 2-13 Punt Returns: No.-Yds ...... 4-10 ...... 3-20 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 1-26 ...... 2-68 Kickoff Returns: No.-Yds...... 3-42 ...... 3-60 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 2--3 Interception Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Fumble Returns: No.-Yds...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Possession Time ...... 30:05 ...... 29:55 Possession Time ...... 27:17 ...... 32:43 Third Down Conversions ...... 4-13 ...... 5-13 Third Down Conversions ...... 5-15 ...... 5-12 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 1-2 ...... 0-1 Fourth Down Conversions ...... 0-1 ...... 0-0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 2-12 ...... 3-18 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 1-10 ...... 1-11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD RUSHING ...... Att ...... Yds ...... Avg ...... TD Missouri Minnesota Marcus Murphy ...... 12 ...... 157 ...... 13.1 ...... 0 David Cobb ...... 24 ...... 115 ...... 4.8 ...... 1 Russell Hansbrough ...... 15 ...... 114 ...... 7.6 ...... 1 Mitch Leidner ...... 14 ...... 54 ...... 3.9 ...... 2 Maty Mauk ...... 11 ...... 38 ...... 3.5 ...... 1 Donnell Kirkwood ...... 4 ...... 9 ...... 2.2 ...... 0 Harold Brantley ...... 1 ...... 19 ...... 19.0 ...... 0 Donovahn Jones ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 0 Ish Witter ...... 2 ...... 12 ...... 6.0 ...... 0 Isaac Fruechte ...... 1 ...... -2 ...... -2.0 ...... 0 Minnesota Wisconsin David Cobb ...... 21 ...... 81 ...... 3.9 ...... 0 Melvin Gordon ...... 29 ...... 151 ...... 5.2 ...... 1 Rodrick Williams ...... 1 ...... 20 ...... 20.0 ...... 1 Corey Clement ...... 7 ...... 89 ...... 12.7 ...... 1 KJ Maye ...... 2 ...... 15 ...... 7.5 ...... 0 Tanner McEvoy ...... 5 ...... 12 ...... 2.4 ...... 0 Mitch Leidner ...... 9 ...... -10 ...... -1.1 ...... 0 Alex Erickson ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0.0 ...... 0 PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD Kenzel Doe ...... 1 ...... -6 ...... -6.0 ...... 0 Missouri Joel Stave ...... 1 ...... -10 ...... -10.0 ...... 0 Maty Mauk ...... 12-19-2 ...... 97 ...... 2 PASSING ...... Comp.-Att.-Int ...... Yds ...... TD Minnesota Minnesota Mitch Leidner ...... 21-31-0 ...... 258 ...... 1 Mitch Leidner ...... 5-18-0 ...... 95 ...... 0 David Cobb ...... 1-1-0 ...... 9 ...... 0 Wisconsin KJ Maye ...... 0-1-0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Joel Stave ...... 11-18-0 ...... 215 ...... 2 RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD RECEIVING ...... No ...... Yds ...... TD Missouri Minnesota Bud Sasser ...... 7 ...... 68 ...... 2 KJ Maye ...... 3 ...... 33 ...... 0 Marcus Murphy ...... 2 ...... 16 ...... 0 Maxx Williams ...... 1 ...... 53 ...... 0 Minnesota Isaac Fruechte ...... 1 ...... 9 ...... 0 Maxx Williams ...... 7 ...... 98 ...... 1 Wisconsin David Cobb ...... 4 ...... 33 ...... 0 Alex Erickson ...... 5 ...... 160 ...... 0 KJ Maye ...... 3 ...... 75 ...... 0 Sam Arneson ...... 2 ...... 28 ...... 0 Isaac Fruechte ...... 3 ...... 14 ...... 0 Melvin Gordon ...... 2 ...... 4 ...... 1 Lincoln Plsek ...... 2 ...... 13 ...... 0 Robert Wheelwright ...... 1 ...... 17 ...... 1 Berkley Edwards ...... 1 ...... 21 ...... 0 Corey Clement ...... 1 ...... 6 ...... 0 Mitch Leidner ...... 1 ...... 9 ...... 0 LEADING TACKLERS Miles Thomas ...... 1 ...... 4 ...... 0 Minnesota: Cedric Thompson 9-3-12, Damarius Travis 6-4-10, Eric Murray 7-1-8, Damien Wil- LEADING TACKLERS son 3-5-8 Missouri: Ian Simon 9-1-10, Markus Golden 5-5-10 Wisconsin: Marcus Trotter 8-6-14, Michael Caputo 6-6-12, Jean Peniel 3-5-8 Minnesota: Damien Wilson 6-2-8, Eric Murray 6-1-7

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Darrell Thompson (1986-89) • career leader in rushing yards and touchdowns RUSHING RECORDS ATTEMPTS 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES Game: 57^, Kent Kitzmann vs. Illinois, 11/12/77 Season: 8, Laurence Maroney, 2005; Season: 314, David Cobb, 2014 Laurence Maroney, 2004 Career: 936, Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 Career: 23, Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 ^ also a Big Ten record Consecutive: 7, Laurence Maroney, 12/31/03-10/09/04

NET YARDS FRESHMAN RECORDS Game: 294, Chris Darkins vs. Purdue, 10/7/95 Season Attempts: 242, Darrell Thompson, 1986 Season: 1,626, David Cobb, 2014 Season Yards: 1,376, Darrell Thompson, 1986 Career: 4,654, Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 Season Touchdowns: 10, Laurence Maroney, 2003 Game Yards: 205, Darrell Thompson, 9/1/86 YARDS PER ATTEMPT Season: 6.92, Laurence Maroney, 2003 SOPHOMORE RECORDS 7.73#, Wayne “Red” Williams, 1944 Season Attempts: 247, Marion Barber, 1978 Career: 6.06, Rick Upchurch, 1973-74 Season Yards: 1,368, Tellis Redmon, 2000 6.25#; “Red” Williams, 1942-45 Season Touchdowns: 18, Gary Russell, 2005 Game Yards: 246, Tellis Redmon, 12/27/00 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Game: 4, Mitch Leidner vs. San Jose State, 9/21/13 JUNIOR RECORDS Marion Barber III vs. Ohio, 9/13/03 Season Attempts: 293, Tellis Redmon, 2000 Darrell Thompson vs. Bowling Green, 9/1/86 Season Yards: 1,464, Laurence Maroney, 2005 John King vs. Iowa, 10/21/72 Season Touchdowns: 12, Marion Barber, 1979 Jim Carter vs. Iowa, 11/1/69 Game Yards: 266, Kent Kitzmann, 11/12/77 Curtis Wilson vs. Indiana, 11/18/67 Season: 18, Gary Russell, 2005 SENIOR RECORDS David Cobb (2011-14) Career: 40, Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 Season Attempts: 314, David Cobb, 2014 season leader in rushing yards Season Yards: 1,626, David Cobb, 2014 LONGEST RUSH Season Touchdowns: 13, David Cobb, 2014 98, Darrell Thompson vs. Michigan, 11/7/87 Jim Perkins, 1976 100#, O.C. Nelson vs. Carleton, 10/1/1898 Game Yards: 294, Chris Darkins, 10/7/95

200-YARD RUSHING GAMES # Pre-Modern Era (before 1945) record Season: 3, Laurence Maroney, 2005 Career: 3, Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 Chris Darkins, 1992-95 Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 Garry White, 1977-80

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n Rushing Records SEASON RECORDS RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 37 Terry Jackson II at Michigan State (10/19/02) RUSHING ATTEMPTS Season TD 37 Darrell Thompson vs. Indiana State (9/30/89) Season Attempts 1. Gary Russell, 2005 18 37 Marion Barber III vs. Alabama (12/31/04) 1. David Cobb, 2014 314 2. Marion Barber III, 2003 17 TOUCHDOWNS 2. Thomas Hamner, 1999 308 3. David Cobb, 2014 13 3. Tellis Redmon, 2000 293 Darrell Thompson, 1987 13 4 Mitch Leidner vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 4. Laurence Maroney, 2005 281 Jim Perkins, 1976 13 4 Marion Barber III at Ohio (9/13/03) 5. Chris Darkins, 1994 277 6. Laurence Maroney, 2004 12 4 Darrell Thompson vs. Bowling Green (9/1/86) 6. Darrell Thompson, 1989 260 Marion Barber, 1979 12 4 John King vs. Iowa (10/21/72) 7. Amir Pinnix, 2006 252 8. Marion Barber III, 2004 11 4 Jim Carter vs. Iowa (11/1/69) 8. Marion Barber, 1978 247 Thomas Tapeh, 2003 11 4 Curtis Wilson vs. Indiana (11/18/67) 9. Darrell Thompson, 1986 242 Chris Darkins, 1994 11 CAREER RECORDS 10. Terry Jackson II, 2002 239 Marion Barber, 1980 11 11. David Cobb, 2013 237 John King, 1972 11 CAREER 1,000-YARD RUSHERS John King, 1972 237 Bob McNamara, 1954 11 Player Yds 13. Marion Barber III, 2004 231 14. Amir Pinnix, 2006 10 1. Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 4,654 14. Darrell Thompson, 1987 224 Laurence Maroney, 2005 10 2. Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 3,933 15. Donnell Kirkwood, 2012 218 Laurence Maroney, 2003 10 3. Thomas Hamner, 1996-99 3,810 16. Laurence Maroney, 2004 217 Billy Cockerham, 1999 10 4. Marion Barber III, 2001-04 3,276 17. Darrell Thompson, 1988 210 Thomas Hamner, 1999 10 5. Chris Darkins, 1992-95 3,235 18. Thomas Hamner, 1998 209 Darrell Thompson, 1989 10 6. Marion Barber, 1977-80 3,094 19. Marion Barber III, 2003 207 7. David Cobb, 2011-14 2,893 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 20. Paul Giel, 1952 201 8. Tellis Redmon, 1999-2001 2,481 Season Gms 9. Amir Pinnix, 2004-07 2,439 RUSHING YARDAGE 1. Laurence Maroney, 2005 8 10. Garry White, 1977-80 2,353 Season Yards Laurence Maroney, 2004 8 11. Francis “Pug” Lund, 1932-34# 2,264 1. David Cobb, 2014 1,626 3. David Cobb, 2014 7 12. Paul Giel, 1951-53 2,188 2. Laurence Maroney, 2005 1,464 Marion Barber III, 2003 7 13. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 2,150 3. Chris Darkins, 1994 1,443 Tellis Redmon, 2000 7 14. Duane Bennett, 2007-11 2,126 4. Thomas Hamner, 1999 1,426 Thomas Hamner, 1999 7 15. Wayne “Red” Williams, 1942-45# 1,999 5. Darrell Thompson, 1986 1,376 Darrell Thompson, 1989 7 16. Thomas Tapeh, 2000-03 1,958 6. Tellis Redmon, 2000 1,368 Darrell Thompson, 1986 7 17. Herb Joesting, 1925-27# 1,850 7. Laurence Maroney, 2004 1,348 9. David Cobb, 2013 6 18. Barry Mayer, 1968-70 1,829 8. Terry Jackson II, 2002 1,317 Tellis Redmon, 2001 6 19. Antonio Carter, 1990-93 1,817 9. Amir Pinnix, 2006 1,272 Chris Darkins, 1994 6 20. Billy Bye, 1946-49 1,784 10. Marion Barber III, 2004 1,269 Darrell Thompson, 1987 6 21. Rick Upchurch, 1973-74 1,783 11. Darrell Thompson, 1987 1,229 Marion Barber, 1978 6 22. Kent Kitzmann, 1976-78 1,761 12. Marion Barber, 1978 1,210 14. Amir Pinnix, 2006 5 23. John King, 1971-73 1,758 13. David Cobb, 2013 1,202 Marion Barber III, 2004 5 24. DeLeon Eskridge, 2008-10 1,754 14. Marion Barber III, 2003 1,196 Laurence Maroney, 2003 5 25. MarQueis Gray, 2009-12 1,731 15. John King, 1972 1,164 Paul Giel, 1951 5 26. Ernie Cook, 1969-71 1,680 16. Darrell Thompson, 1989 1,139 Wayne “Red” Williams, 1944# 5 27. Terry Jackson II, 2001-03 1,660 17. Gary Russell, 2005 1,130 28. Shorty Almquist, 1925-27# 1,645 18. Laurence Maroney, 2003 1,121 GAME RECORDS 29. Donnell Kirkwood, 2010-14 1,474 19. Tellis Redmon, 2001 1,091 NET YARDS RUSHING 30. Jim Carter, 1967-69 1,457 294 Chris Darkins vs. Purdue (10/7/95) 31. Harold Van Every, 1937-39# 1,302 RUSHING AVG. PER CARRY (MIN. 100 ATT.) 282 Clarence Schutte# vs. Illinois (11/15/24) 32. Valdez Baylor, 1982-85 1,286 Season (Att.) Avg. 266 Kent Kitzmann at Illinois (11/12/77) 33. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 1,280 1. Wayne “Red” Williams, 1944# (128) 7.73 258 Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin (10/15/05) 34. Gary Russell, 2004-05 1,274 2. Laurence Maroney, 2003 (162) 6.92 246 Tellis Redmon vs. N.C. State (12/27/00) 35. Jack Manders, 1930-32# 1,245 3. Francis “Pug” Lund, 1934# (100) 6.67 239 Terry Jackson II vs. Northwestern (10/10/02) 36. Byron Evans, 1996-99 1,226 4. Garry White, 1979 (135) 6.37 238 Terry Jackson II at Michigan State (10/19/02) 37. George “Sonny” Franck, 1938-40# 1,197 5. Bob McNamara, 1954 (112) 6.32 234 Chris Darkins vs. Purdue (10/8/94) 38. Bob McNamara, 1953-55 1,179 6. Marion Barber III, 2001 (118) 6.28 233 Marion Barber vs. Illinois (11/18/78) 39. Tony Dungy, 1973-76 1,165 7. Laurence Maroney, 2004 (217) 6.21 232 Pug Lund vs. Mississippi (11/5/32)# 40. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 1,158 8. Rick Upchurch, 1974 (153) 6.16 231 Darrell Thompson vs. Indiana State (9/30/89) 41. Julius Alfonse, 1933-34, '36# 1,157 9. Gary Russell, 2005 (186) 6.08 220 David Cobb vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) 42. Tony Hunter, 1981-84 1,114 10. Valdez Taylor, 1985 (112) 6.07 217 Laurence Maroney vs. Purdue (9/24/05) 43. David Puk, 1982-85 1,062 11. Rick Upchurch, 1973 (141) 5.97 216 Barry Mayer vs. Wisconsin (11/22/69) 12. Tellis Redmon, 2001 (185) 5.90 CAREER RUSHING ATTEMPTS RUSHING ATTEMPTS 1. Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 936 # Pre-Modern Era (before 1945) record 57 Kent Kitzmann at Illinois (11/12/77) 2. Thomas Hamner, 1996-99 882 46 Laurence Maroney vs. Purdue (9/24/05) 3. Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 660 43 Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin (10/15/05) Marion Barber, 1977-80 660 42 Kent Kitzmann vs. Western Michigan (9/23/76) 5. Chris Darkins, 1992-95 643 42 Tellis Redmon vs. N.C. State (12/27/00) 6. Marion Barber III, 2001-04 575 40 Kent Kitzmann vs. Wisconsin (11/19/77) 7. David Cobb, 2011-14 562 38 Chris Darkins vs. Purdue (10/7/95) 8. Paul Giel, 1951-53 551 38 Thomas Hamner at Penn State (11/6/99) 9. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 540

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n Rushing Records 10. Duane Bennett, 2007-11 526 CONSECUTIVE MILESTONES Laurence Maroney (145), Gary Russell (116) 11. Tellis Redmon, 1999-2001 478 200-YARD RUSHING GAMES vs. Florida Atlantic, 2005 12. Amir Pinnix, 2004-07 462 2 Terry Jackson II, 10/10 & 10/19/02 Marion Barber III (187), Laurence Maroney (105) 13. DeLeon Eskridge, 2008-10 451 vs. Alabama, 2004 14. Antonio Carter, 1990-93 448 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES Marion Barber III (167), Laurence Maroney (156) 15. Garry White, 1977-80 444 7 Laurence Maroney, 12/31/03-10/9/04 vs. Iowa, 2004 16. Kent Kitzmann, 1976-78 443 6 Laurence Maroney, 11/13/04-9/24/05 Marion Barber III (201), Laurence Maroney (132) 5 Amir Pinnix, 11/11-9/8/07 vs. Colorado State, 2004 RUSHING AVG. PER CARRY (MIN. 200 ATT.) 5 Thomas Hamner, 10/2-10/30/99 Marion Barber III (149), Laurence Maroney (141) Season (Att.) Avg. 5 Paul Giel, 10/20-11/17/51 vs. Illinois St., 2004 1. Wayne “Red” Williams, 1942-45# (320) 6.25 4 David Cobb, 10/19-11/9/13 Marion Barber III (139), Laurence Maroney (135) 2. Gary Russell, 2004-05 (210) 6.07 4 Tellis Redmon, 9/30-10/21/00 vs. Wisconsin, 2003 3. Rick Upchurch, 1973-74 (294) 6.06 3 Marion Barber III, 10/25-11/8/03 Laurence Maroney (164), Marion Barber III (107) 4. Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 (660) 5.96 3 Laurence Maroney, 10/25-11/8/03 vs. Indiana, 2003 5. Marion Barber III, 2001-04 (575) 5.70 3 Marion Barber III, 9/13-9/27/03 Laurence Maroney (179), Marion Barber III (129) 6. Bob McNamara, 1953-55 (217) 5.54 3 Terry Jackson II, 10/3-10/19/02 at Illinois, 2003 7. Francis “Pug” Lund, 1932-34# (416) 5.44 3 Thomas Tapeh, 10/3-10/19/02 Marion Barber III (197), Asad Abdul-Khaliq (106) 8. Amir Pinnix, 2004-07 (462) 5.40 3 Chris Darkins, 10/1-10/15/94 vs. Michigan, 2003 9. George “Sonny” Franck, 1938-40# (225) 5.32 3 Darrell Thompson, 10/21-11/4/89 Laurence Maroney (132), Marion Barber III (120) 10. Harold Van Every, 1937-39# (245) 5.31 3 Darrell Thompson, 10/3-10/17/87 vs. ULL, 2003 3 Paul Giel, 10/17-11/7/53 Terry Jackson II (238), Thomas Tapeh (147) CAREER RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS at Michigan State, 2002 1. Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 40 GAMES WITH A RUSHING TOUCHDOWN Terry Jackson II (239), Thomas Tapeh (176) 2. Marion Barber III, 2001-04 35 8 Marion Barber III, 8/30/03-10/18/03 vs. Northwestern, 2002 3. Marion Barber, 1977-80 34 7 Darrell Thompson, 11/22/86-10/16/87 Terry Jackson II (159), Thomas Tapeh (113) 4. Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 32 6 Thomas Hamner, 11/14/98-10/2/99 vs. Illinois, 2002 5. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 25 Marion Barber III (152), Tellis Redmon (126) 6. Thomas Tapeh, 2000-03 24 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS vs. Michigan State, 2001 7. Herb Joesting, 1925-27# 23 Thomas Hamner (174), Billy Cockerham (111) CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH TWO 100-YARD 8. Thomas Hamner, 1996-99 21 vs. Indiana, 1999 RUSHERS Chris Darkins, 1992-95 21 Thomas Hamner (184), Billy Cockerham (100) 3 Marion Barber III & Laurence Maroney, 10. David Cobb, 2011-14 20 vs. Illinois, 1999 10/25-11/8/03 Jim Carter, 1967-69 20 Thomas Hamner (148), Byron Evans (108) at Illinois, 10/25/03 (Barber 129, Maroney 179) Paul Giel, 1951-53 20 vs. Iowa, 1998 vs. Indiana, 11/1/03 (Barber 107, Maroney 164) Billy Bye, 1946-49 20 Javon Jackson (120), Rafael Cooper (102) vs. Wisconsin, 11/8/03 (Barber 139, Maroney 135) Shorty Almquist, 1925-27# 20 vs. Arkansas State, 1995 3 Thomas Tapeh & Terry Jackson II, 10/3-10/20/02 15. Jim Perkins, 1974-76 19 Garry White (162), Marion Barber (118) vs. Illinois, 10/3/02 (Tapeh 159, Jackson 113) 16. Amir Pinnix, 2004-07 18 vs. Illinois, 1980 vs. Northwestern, 10/10/02 (Tapeh 176, Jackson 239) Gary Russell, 2004-05 18 Marion Barber (233), Garry White (102) at Michigan St., 10/20/02 (Tapeh 147, Jackson 238) Sandy Stephens, 1959-61 18 vs. Illinois, 1978 Rick Upchurch (210), John Jones (125) 100 YARDS RUSHING IN A GAME BY THREE CAREER 200-YARD RUSHING GAMES vs. Iowa, 1974 PLAYERS 1. Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 3 John King (179), Larry Powelll (128) Garry White (129), Duane Gregory (128), Chris Darkins, 1992-95 3 at Iowa, 1973 Marion Barber (118) vs. Northwestern, 1980 Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 3 John King (173), Doug Beaudoin (135) John King (188), Doug Beaudoin (157), Bob Morgan Garry White, 1977-80 3 vs. Iowa, 1972 (133) vs. Northwestern, 1972 5. David Cobb, 2011-14 2 John King (174), Bob Morgan (127) Terry Jackson II, 2001-03 2 vs. Indiana, 1972 200-YARD RUSHING GAMES IN A SEASON Tellis Redmon, 1999-2001 2 Ernie Cook (119), Craig Curry (107) 4 Laurence Maroney (203) at Tulsa, 9/1/05 vs. Kansas, 1971 Laurence Maroney (217) vs. Purdue, 9/24/05 CAREER 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES Jim Carter (121), Barry Mayer (113) Laurence Maroney (258) vs. Wisconsin, 10/15/05 1. Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 23 vs. Wisconsin, 1968 Amir Pinnix (206) vs. Michigan State, 11/12/05 2. Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 21 John Wintermute (135), Curtis Wilson (118) 3. Thomas Hamner, 1996-99 15 vs. Indiana, 1967 100 YARDS RUSHING IN A GAME BY TWO 4. Marion Barber III, 2001-04 14 Billy Bye (140), Ev Faunce (105) PLAYERS 5. David Cobb, 2011-14 13 vs. Wyoming, 1946 David Cobb (207), Chris Streveler (161) Tellis Redmon, 1999-2001 13 Red Williams (105), Victor Kulbitski (108) vs. San Jose State, 2014 7. Marion Barber, 1977-80 12 vs. Indiana, 1944 Mitch Leidner (151), David Cobb (125) 8. Chris Darkins, 1992-95 9 vs. San Jose State, 2013 Paul Giel, 1951-53 9 LONGEST RUNS Rodrick Williams (148), Philip Nelson (122) 10. Amir Pinnix, 2004-07 8 98 Darrell Thompson vs. Michigan, 11/7/87 at New Mexico State, 2013 Garry White, 1977-80 8 93 Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin, 10/15/05 MarQueis Gray (160), Duane Bennett (114) Wayne “Red” Williams, 1942-45# 8 93 Byron Evans vs. Memphis, 9/19/98 at Northwestern, 2011 13. Kent Kitzmann, 1976-78 7 86 Rick Upchurch vs. Iowa, 10/19/74 Alex Daniels (155), Amir Pinnix (114) Barry Mayer, 1968-70 7 81 Billy Bye vs. Wyoming, 10/19/46 at Kent State, 2006 15. Rick Upchurch, 1973-74 6 80 Laurence Maroney vs. Michigan, 10/9/04 Laurence Maroney (258), Gary Russell (139) John King, 1971-73 6 80 Laurence Maroney vs. Illinois State, 9/11/04 vs. Wisconsin, 2005 Laurence Maroney (129), Gary Russell (128) vs. Michigan, 2005

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n Rushing Records POSITIONAL RECORDS RECORDS BY CLASS 6. MARION BARBER QUARTERBACK FRESHMAN 1977 132 589 4.5 3 1978 247 1,210 4.9 8 SEASON RUSHING YARDS SEASON RUSHING YARDS 1979 127 526 4.1 12 1. MarQueis Gray, 2011 966 1. Darrell Thompson, 1986 1,376 1980 154 769 5.0 11 2. Billy Cockerham, 1999 831 2. Laurence Maroney, 2003 1,121 Total 660 3,094 4.7 34 3. Rickey Foggie, 1984 647 3. Marion Barber III, 2001 742 4. DeLeon Eskridge, 2008 678 4. Adam Weber, 2007 617 7. DAVID COBB 5. Sandy Stephens, 1961 534 5. Rickey Foggie, 1984 647 2011 10 57 5.7 0 2012 188.0 0 CAREER RUSHING YARDS SOPHOMORE SEASON RUSHING YARDS 2013 237 1,202 5.1 7 1. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 2,150 2014 314 1,626 5.2 13 2. MarQueis Gray, 2009-12 1,731 1. Tellis Redmon, 2000 1,368 Total 562 2,893 5.1 20 3. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 1,280 2. Laurence Maroney, 2004 1,348 3. Terry Jackson II, 2002 1,317 4. Tony Dungy, 1973-76 1,165 8. TELLIS REDMON 5. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 1,158 4. Darrell Thompson, 1987 1,229 5. Marion Barber III, 2003 1,196 1999 8 22 2.8 1 2000 293 1,368 4.7 8 SEASON TOUCHDOWNS JUNIOR 2001 185 1,091 5.9 6 1. Mitch Leidner, 2014 10 SEASON RUSHING YARDS Total 486 2,481 5.1 15 Billy Cockerham, 1999 10 1. Laurence Maroney, 2005 1,464 3. Rickey Foggie, 1985 9 9. AMIR PINNIX Sandy Stephens, 1960 9 2. Chris Darkins, 1994 1,443 2004 26 137 5.3 2 5. Craig Curry, 1971 8 3. Amir Pinnix, 2006 1,272 4. Marion Barber III, 2004 1,269 2005 78 467 6.0 1 2006 252 1,272 5.0 10 CAREER TOUCHDOWNS 5. Marion Barber, 1978 1,210 2007 106 563 5.3 5 1. Rickey Foggie,1984-87 25 SENIOR Total 462 2.439 5.4 18 2. Sandy Stephens, 1959-61 18 SEASON RUSHING YARDS 3. Mitch Leidner, 2013- 17 10. GARRY WHITE 4. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 16 1. David Cobb, 2014 1,626 1977 65 261 4.0 0 Tony Dungy, 1973-76 16 2. Thomas Hamner, 1999 1,426 3. Darrell Thompson, 1989 1,139 1978 67 272 4.1 1 1979 135 861 6.4 6 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 4. Garry White, 1980 959 1980 177 959 5.4 9 1. MarQueis Gray, 2009-12 5 5. Rick Upchurch, 1974 942 Total 444 2,353 5.3 16 2. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 4 ALL-TIME TOP 10 RUSHERS Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 4 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 4. Mitch Leidner, 2013- 2 Year Att. Yards Avg. TD Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 2 1. DARRELL THOMPSON Year Player Att. Yards TD Craig Curry, 1969-71 2 1986 242 1,376 5.7 8 1925 Shorty Almquist 97 505 — 1987 224 1,229 5.5 13 1926 Herb Joesting 188 962 — 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 1988 210 910 4.3 9 1927 Shorty Almquist 138 687 — 171 MarQueis Gray vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) 1989 260 1,139 4.4 10 1928 Win Brockmeyer 91 549 — 167 MarQueis Gray vs. Illinois (11/26/11) Total 936 4,654 5.0 40 1929 Art Pharmer 109 570 — 161 Chris Streveler vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) 1930 Jack Manders 102 413 — 160 MarQueis Gray at Northwestern (11/19/11) 2. LAURENCE MARONEY 1931 Jack Manders 128 459 6 160 Sandy Stephens vs. Michigan (10/28/61) 2003 162 1,121 6.9 10 1932 Francis “Pug” Lund 163 867 2 156 Billy Cockerham vs. Illinois State (9/18/99) 2004 217 1,348 6.2 12 1933 Francis “Pug” Lund 153 730 4 153 Rickey Foggie vs. Wisconsin (10/13/84) 2005 281 1,464 5.2 10 1934 Francis “Pug” Lund 100 667 6 151 Mitch Leidner vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) Total 660 3,933 6.0 32 1935 George Roscoe 123 648 4 149 Tony Dungy vs. North Dakota (9/21/74) 1936 Andy Uram 64 456 2 140 Rickey Foggie vs. Wichita State (9/14/85) 3. THOMAS HAMNER 1937 Harold Van Every 91 526 3 136 Rickey Foggie vs. Northwestern (10/10/87) 1996 195 883 4.5 3 1938 Wilbur Moore 98 555 2 133 Bob Morgan vs. Northwestern (11/11/72) 1997 170 663 3.9 4 1939 Harold Van Every 133 733 3 128 Bob Cox vs. Michigan State (11/17/56) 1998 209 838 4.0 4 1940 Bruce Smith 76 542 3 127 Bob Morgan vs. Indiana (9/16/72) 1999 308 1,426 4.6 10 1941 Bill Daley 157 726 3 122 Philip Nelson at New Mexico State (9/7/13) Total 882 3,810 4.3 21 1942 Bill Daley 88 552 4 122 Billy Cockerham at Iowa (11/20/99) 1943 Red Williams 99 561 7 118 Curtis Wilson vs. Indiana (11/18/67) 4. MARION BARBER III 1944 Red Williams 128 989 8 111 Mitch Leidner at Nebraska (11/22/14) 2001 118 742 6.3 7 1945 Vic Kulbitski 112 485 5 111 Billy Cockerham vs. Indiana (11/13/99) 2002 19 69 3.6 0 1946 Billy Bye 70 467 5 110 MarQueis Gray vs. New Mexico St. (9/10/11) 2003 207 1,196 5.8 17 1947 Billy Bye 87 433 5 110 Marquel Fleetwood vs. Colorado (9/19/92) 2004 231 1,269 5.5 11 1948 Ev Faunce 116 558 4 109 MarQueis Gray vs. New Hampshire (9/8/2012) Total 575 3,276 5.7 35 1949 Billy Bye 138 561 7 107 Craig Curry vs. Kansas (10/2/71) 1950 Dick Gregory 66 315 1 106 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs. Michigan (10/10/03) 5. CHRIS DARKINS 1951 Paul Giel 152 789 6 103 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs.Toledo (9/14/02) 1992 78 357 4.6 0 1952 Paul Giel 201 650 5 101 Rickey Foggie vs. Michigan (11/10/84) 1993 124 610 4.9 4 1953 Paul Giel 198 749 9 100 Billy Cockerham at Illinois (10/16/99) 1994 277 1,443 5.2 11 1954 Bob McNamara 112 708 11 100 Craig Curry vs. Indiana (10/10/70) 1995 164 825 5.0 6 1955 Dick Borstad 96 440 5 Total 643 3,235 5.0 21 1956 Bobby Cox 130 553 6 1957 Bob Blakely 65 324 6

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n Rushing Records 1958 Bill Kauth 92 361 4 Wayne “Red” Williams vs. Indiana (11/11/44) 105 John King vs. North Dakota (9/22/73) 110 1959 Tom Robbins 93 339 2 Victor Kulbitski vs. Indiana (11/11/44) 108 John King vs. Iowa (10/13/73) 179 1960 Roger Hagberg 101 443 3 Wayne “Red” Williams at Wisconsin (11/25/44) 128 Larry Powell at Iowa (10/20/73) 128 1961 Sandy Stephens 122 534 8 Victor Kulbitski vs. Missouri (9/22/45) 113 Rick Upchurch at Northwestern (11/3/73) 154 1962 Jerry Jones 98 453 3 Bob Mealey at Nebraska (10/6/45) 113 Rick Upchurch vs. Purdue (11/10/73) 177 1963 Mike Reid 102 392 3 Tom Cates vs. Northwestern (10/20/45) 111 Rick Upchurch vs. Wisconsin (11/24/73) 167 1964 Fred Farthing 113 433 3 Tom Cates vs. Ohio State (10/27/45) 104 Rick Upchurch vs. Ohio State (9/14/74) 107 1965 Joe Holmberg 106 352 4 Billy Bye vs. Wyoming (10/19/46) 140 Tony Dungy vs. North Dakota (9/21/74) 149 1966 Curtis Wilson 138 546 4 Ev Faunce vs. Wyoming (10/19/46) 105 John Jones vs. Iowa (10/19/74) 125 1967 Jim Carter 142 519 3 Billy Bye vs. Iowa (11/16/46) 112 Rick Upchurch vs. Iowa (10/19/74) 210 1968 Barry Mayer 130 662 3 Ev Faunce vs. Iowa (11/15/47) 137 Rick Upchurch at Purdue (11/9/74) 120 1969 Barry Mayer 162 745 3 Ev Faunce at Washington (9/25/48) 175 Dexter Pride at Indiana (9/13/75) 167 1970 Ernie Cook 107 495 6 Dick Gregory at Ohio State (10/15/49) 129 Bubby Holmes vs. Ohio (10/4/75) 110 1971 Ernie Cook 177 881 5 Kermit Klefsaas vs. Purdue (11/18/50) 112 Greg Barlow vs. Northwestern (11/22/75) 102 1972 John King 237 1,164 11 Kermit Klefsaas vs. Wisconsin (11/25/50) 121 Greg Barlow vs. Wisconsin (11/22/75) 102 1973 Rick Upchurch 141 841 9 Paul Giel vs. Nebraska (10/20/51) 105 Kent Kitzmann vs. Washington State (9/18/76) 111 1974 Rick Upchurch 153 942 4 Paul Giel vs. Michigan (10/27/51) 104 Kent Kitzmann vs. Western Michigan (9/25/76) 183 1975 Bubby Holmes 132 573 3 Paul Giel vs. Iowa (11/3/51) 166 Kent Kitzmann at Washington (10/2/76) 101 1976 Kent Kitzmann 168 696 1 Paul Giel vs. Indiana (11/10/51) 117 Kent Kitzmann at Michigan State (10/16/76) 112 1977 Kent Kitzmann 175 723 4 Paul Giel vs. Purdue (11/17/51) 165 Jeff Thompson vs. Western Mich. (9/10/77) 109 1978 Marion Barber 247 1,210 8 Paul Giel vs. Purdue (11/8/52) 105 Kent Kitzmann at Washington (10/2/77) 101 1979 Garry White 135 861 6 Paul Giel vs. Illinois (10/17/53) 142 Marion Barber at Indiana (10/29/77) 111 1980 Garry White 177 959 9 Paul Giel vs. Michigan (10/24/53) 112 Kent Kitzmann at Illinois (11/12/77) 266 1981 Frank Jacobs 147 636 8 Paul Giel vs. Indiana (11/7/53) 101 Kent Kitzmann vs. Wisconsin (11/19/77) 154 1982 Tony Hunter 69 395 3 Melvin Holme vs. Wisconsin (11/21/53) 121 Marion Barber vs. Toledo (9/16/78) 122 1983 David Puk 73 287 2 Bob McNamara vs. N’western (10/9/54) 120 Marion Barber vs. Iowa (10/14/78) 130 1984 Rickey Foggie 145 647 2 Ken Yackel vs. Illinois (10/16/54) 107 Marion Barber at Northwestern (10/21/78) 110 1985 Valdez Baylor 112 680 6 Bob McNamara vs. Oregon State (11/6/54) 161 Marion Barber vs. Indiana (11/4/78) 177 1986 Darrell Thompson 242 1,376 8 Bob McNamara vs. Iowa (11/13/54) 115 Garry White vs. Illinois (11/18/78) 102 1987 Darrell Thompson 224 1,229 13 Dick Borstad vs. Northwestern (10/8/55) 142 Marion Barber vs. Illinois (11/18/78) 233 1988 Darrell Thompson 210 910 9 Dick Borstad vs. USC (10/29/55) 104 Marion Barber at Wisconsin (11/25/78) 111 1989 Darrell Thompson 260 1,139 10 Bob Schultz vs. Wisconsin (11/19/55) 117 Garry White vs. Ohio State (9/15/79) 221 1990 Mark Smith 196 700 5 Bob Cox vs. Michigan State (11/17/56) 128 Marion Barber vs. Northwestern (9/29/79) 143 1991 Antonio Carter 165 660 1 Roger Hagberg vs. Iowa (11/5/60) 103 Garry White vs. Michigan St. (11/10/79) 140 1992 Antonio Carter 133 572 3 Sandy Stephens vs. Michigan (10/28/61) 160 Garry White vs. Wisconsin (11/17/79) 230 1993 Chris Darkins 124 610 4 Joe Holmberg vs. Indiana (10/9/65) 115 Marion Barber vs. Ohio (9/13/80) 126 1994 Chris Darkins 277 1,443 11 Curtis Wilson vs. Stanford (9/24/66) 109 Marion Barber vs. USC (9/27/80) 101 1995 Chris Darkins 164 825 6 Curtis Wilson vs. Ohio State (10/29/66) 138 Garry White vs. Northwestern (10/4/80) 129 1996 Thomas Hamner 195 883 3 Curtis Wilson vs. Northwestern (11/5/66) 101 Duane Gregory vs. Northwestern (10/4/80) 128 1997 Thomas Hamner 170 663 4 Jim Carter vs. Illinois (10/14/67) 118 Marion Barber vs. Northwestern (10/4/80) 118 1998 Thomas Hamner 209 838 4 Mo Forte vs. Iowa (11/4/67) 149 Marion Barber vs. Illinois (11/1/80) 162 1999 Thomas Hamner 308 1,426 10 John Wintermute vs. Indiana (11/18/67) 135 Garry White vs. Illinois (11/1/80) 103 2000 Tellis Redmon 293 1,368 8 Curtis Wilson vs. Indiana (11/18/67) 118 Garry White vs. Indiana (11/8/80) 145 2001 Tellis Redmon 185 1,091 6 Barry Mayer vs. Iowa (11/2/68) 179 Garry White vs. Michigan State (11/15/80) 201 2002 Terry Jackson II 239 1,317 6 Jim Carter vs. Purdue (11/9/68) 101 Marvell Ross vs. Ohio (9/12/81) 102 2003 Marion Barber III 207 1,196 17 Barry Mayer vs. Indiana (11/16/68) 177 Frank Jacobs vs. Illinois (10/3/81) 114 2004 Laurence Maroney 217 1,348 12 Jim Carter vs. Wisconsin (11/23/68) 121 Frank Jacobs vs. Northwestern (10/10/81) 182 2005 Laurence Maroney 281 1,464 10 Barry Mayer vs. Wisconsin (11/23/68) 113 Manny Henry vs. Indiana (10/17/81) 105 2006 Amir Pinnix 252 1,272 10 Jim Carter vs. Arizona State (9/20/69) 101 Tony Hunter vs. Ohio (9/11/82) 124 2007 Adam Weber 146 617 5 Barry Mayer vs. Indiana (10/11/69) 130 Tony Hunter vs. Michigan State (11/13/82) 131 2008 DeLeon Eskridge 184 678 7 Jim Carter vs. Ohio State (10/18/69) 100 Tony Hunter vs. Indiana (10/6/84) 116 2009 Duane Bennett 98 376 6 Barry Mayer vs. Iowa (11/1/69) 135 Rickey Foggie vs. Wisconsin (10/13/84) 153 2010 DeLeon Eskridge 193 698 7 Ernest Cook vs. Northwestern (11/8/69) 141 Rickey Foggie vs. Michigan (11/10/84) 101 2011 MarQueis Gray 199 966 6 Barry Mayer vs. Wisconsin (11/22/69) 216 Rickey Foggie vs. Wichita State (9/14/85) 140 2012 Donnell Kirkwood 218 926 6 Barry Mayer vs. Ohio (9/26/70) 118 Valdez Baylor vs. Indiana (10/19/85) 141 2013 David Cobb 237 1,202 7 Craig Curry vs. Indiana (10/10/70) 100 Darrell Thompson vs. Bowling Green (9/1/86) 205 2014 David Cobb 314 1,626 13 John Marquesen vs. Michigan State (11/14/70) 102 Darrell Thompson vs. Pacific (9/27/86) 117 Ernest Cook vs. Kansas (10/2/71) 119 Darrell Thompson vs. Northwestern (10/11/86) 176 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES Craig Curry vs. Kansas (10/2/71) 107 Darrell Thompson vs. Indiana (10/18/86) 191 PERFORMANCES SINCE 1942 Ernest Cook vs. Iowa (10/16/71) 175 Darrell Thompson vs. Wisconsin (11/8/86) 117 Name, Opponent (Date) Yards John Marquesen vs. Wisconsin (11/20/71) 115 Darrell Thompson vs. Iowa (11/22/86) 104 Bill Daley vs. Iowa Seahawks (10/3/42) 165 John King vs. Indiana (9/16/72) 174 Darrell Thompson vs. Tennessee (12/29/86) 136 Wayne “Red” Williams at Iowa (11/14/42) 149 Bob Morgan vs. Indiana (9/16/72) 127 Darrell Thompson vs. Northern Iowa (9/12/87) 156 Loren Palmer vs. Nebraska (10/2/43) 111 John King vs. Iowa (10/23/72) 173 Darrell Thompson vs. California (9/19/87) 156 Wayne “Red” Williams vs. Iowa (11/13/43) 143 Doug Beaudoin vs. Iowa (10/23/72) 135 Darrell Thompson vs. Purdue (10/3/87) 101 Wayne “Red” Williams vs. Iowa Seahawks (9/23/44)131 John King vs. Northwestern (11/11/72) 188 Darrell Thompson vs. Northwestern (10/10/87) 144 Wayne “Red” Williams vs. Missouri (10/14/44) 158 Doug Beaudoin vs. Northwestern (11/11/72) 157 Rickey Foggie vs. Northwestern (10/10/87) 136 Wayne “Red” Williams at Ohio State (10/28/44) 156 Bob Morgan vs. Northwestern (11/11/72) 133 Darrell Thompson vs. Indiana (10/17/87) 103 Wayne “Red” Williams vs. Northwestern (11/4/44) 124 John King vs. Michigan State (11/18/72) 138 Darrell Thompson vs. Michigan (11/7/87) 201

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Darrell Thompson vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/17/88) 179 Thomas Tapeh vs. Arkansas (12/30/02) 100 David Cobb vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 125 Darrell Thompson vs. Northern Ill. (9/24/88) 102 Marion Barber III at Ohio (9/13/03) 104 David Cobb at Northwestern (10/19/13) 103 Darrell Thompson vs. Northwestern (10/8/88) 156 Marion Barber III vs. La-Lafayette (9/20/03) 120 David Cobb vs. Nebraska (10/26/13) 138 Darrell Thompson vs. Iowa State (9/16/89) 106 Laurence Maroney vs. La-Lafayette (9/20/03) 132 David Cobb at Indiana (11/2/13) 188 Darrell Thompson vs. Indiana Sta te (9/30/89) 231 Marion Barber III at Penn State (9/27/03) 134 David Cobb vs. Penn State (11/9/13) 139 Darrell Thompson vs. Indiana (10/21/89) 117 Marion Barber III vs. Michigan (10/10/03) 197 David Cobb at Michigan State (11/30/13) 101 Darrell Thompson vs. Ohio State (10/28/89) 133 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs. Michigan (10/10/03) 106 David Cobb vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) 220 Darrell Thompson vs. Wisconsin (11/4/89) 143 Marion Barber III at Illinois (10/25/03) 129 David Cobb vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) 207 Darrell Thompson vs. Michigan (11/18/89) 125 Laurence Maroney at Illinois (10/25/03) 179 Chris Streveler vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) 161 Darrell Thompson vs. Iowa (11/25/89) 122 Marion Barber III vs. Indiana (11/1/03) 107 David Cobb at Michigan (9/27/14) 183 Mark Smith vs. Northwestern (10/13/90) 169 Laurence Maroney vs. Indiana (11/1/03) 164 David Cobb vs. Purdue (10/18/14) 194 Antonio Carter vs. Ohio State (11/9/91) 120 Marion Barber III vs. Wisconsin (11/8/03) 139 David Cobb at Illinois (10/25/14) 118 Antonio Carter vs. Wisconsin (11/16/91) 136 Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin (11/8/03) 135 David Cobb vs. Ohio State (11/15/14) 145 Marquel Fleetwood vs. Colorado (9/19/92) 110 Laurence Maroney vs. Oregon (12/31/03) 135 Mitch Leidner at Nebraska (11/22/14) 111 Chris Darkins vs. Purdue (10/9/93) 149 Laurence Maroney vs. Toledo (9/4/04) 108 David Cobb at Wisconsin (11/29/14) 118 Chris Darkins vs. Pacific (9/10/94) 179 Marion Barber III vs. Illinois St. (9/11/04) 149 Chris Darkins vs. San Diego State (9/17/94) 155 Laurence Maroney vs. Illinois St. (9/11/04) 141 Chris Darkins at Indiana (10/1/94) 146 Marion Barber III at Colorado State (9/18/04) 201 Chris Darkins at Purdue (10/8/94) 234 Laurence Maroney at Colorado State (9/18/04) 132 Chris Darkins vs. Northwestern (10/15/94) 110 Laurence Maroney vs. Northwestern (9/25/04) 145 Chris Darkins vs. Iowa (11/19/94) 188 Laurence Maroney vs. Penn State (10/2/04) 144 Chris Darkins at Syracuse (9/23/95) 205 Laurence Maroney at Michigan (10/9/04) 145 Javon Jackson vs. Arkansas State (9/30/95) 120 Marion Barber III vs. Illinois (10/23/04) 138 Rafael Cooper vs. Arkansas State (9/30/95) 102 Marion Barber III vs. Iowa (11/13/04) 167 Chris Darkins vs. Purdue (10/7/95) 294 Laurence Maroney vs. Iowa (11/13/04) 156 Thomas Hamner vs. NE Louisiana (9/7/96) 158 Marion Barber III vs. Alabama (12/31/04) 187 Adam Weber (2007-10) • career leader in passing yards, touchdowns, attempts and completions Thomas Hamner at Northwestern (10/12/96) 128 Laurence Maroney vs. Alabama (12/31/04) 105 Thomas Hamner at Hawaii (8/30/97) 104 Laurence Maroney at Tulsa (9/1/05) 203 Thomas Hamner at Memphis (9/20/97) 102 Laurence Maroney vs. Colorado State (9/10/05) 133 Thomas Hamner at Penn State (10/18/97) 154 Laurence Maroney vs. Florida Atlantic (9/17/05) 145 Thomas Hamner vs. Arkansas State (9/5/98) 137 Gary Russell vs. Florida Atlantic (9/17/05) 116 Thomas Hamner vs. Memphis (9/19/98) 128 Laurence Maroney vs. Purdue (9/24/05) 217 Thomas Hamner vs. Iowa (11/21/98) 148 Laurence Maroney at Michigan (10/8/05) 129 Byron Evans vs. Iowa (11/21/98) 108 Gary Russell at Michigan (10/8/05) 128 Thomas Hamner vs. UL Monroe (9/11/99) 174 Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin (10/15/05) 258 Billy Cockerham at Illinois State (9/18/99) 156 Gary Russell vs. Wisconsin (10/15/05) 139 Thomas Hamner at Northwestern (10/2/99) 118 Laurence Maroney vs. Ohio State (10/29/05) 127 Thomas Hamner vs. Wisconsin (10/9/99) 144 Gary Russell at Indiana (11/5/05) 188 Billy Cockerham at Illinois (10/16/99) 100 Amir Pinnix vs. Michigan State (11/12/05) 206 Thomas Hamner at Illinois (10/16/99) 184 Laurence Maroney vs. Virginia (12/30/05) 109 Thomas Hamner vs. Ohio State (10/23/99) 115 Alex Daniels at Kent State (8/31/06) 155 Thomas Hamner vs. Purdue (10/30/99) 166 Amir Pinnix at Kent State (8/31/06) 114 Billy Cockerham vs. Indiana (11/13/99) 111 Amir Pinnix at Purdue (9/23/06) 173 Thomas Hamner vs. Indiana (11/13/99) 174 Amir Pinnix at Michigan State (11/11/06) 113 Billy Cockerham at Iowa (11/20/99) 122 Amir Pinnix vs. Iowa (11/18/06) 119 Tellis Redmon vs. UL Monroe (9/2/00) 101 Amir Pinnix vs. Texas Tech (12/29/06) 179 Thomas Tapeh at Baylor (9/16/00) 183 Amir Pinnix vs. Bowling Green (9/1/07) 168 Tellis Redmon vs. Illinois (9/30/00) 183 Amir Pinnix vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/8/07) 126 Tellis Redmon vs. Penn State (10/7/00) 150 Jay Thomas vs. Northwestern (10/13/07) 100 Tellis Redmon at Ohio State (10/14/00) 118 Duane Bennett vs. Michigan (10/27/07) 106 Tellis Redmon at Indiana (10/21/00) 103 DeLeon Eskridge vs. Montana State (9/13/08) 114 Tellis Redmon at Wisconsin (11/4/00) 211 DeLeon Eskridge at Illinois (10/13/08) 124 Tellis Redmon vs. N.C. State (12/27/00) 246 Duane Bennett at Middle Tenn. St. (9/2/10) 187 Marion Barber III vs. Louisiana-Laf. (9/8/01) 173 Duane Bennett vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) 104 Tellis Redmon at Purdue (9/29/01) 152 DeLeon Eskridge vs. Northwestern (10/2/10) 119 Tellis Redmon at Northwestern (10/13/01) 143 DeLeon Eskridge vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 111 Marion Barber III vs. Michigan St. (10/20/01) 152 MarQueis Gray vs. New Mexico State (9/10/11) 110 Tellis Redmon vs. Michigan State (10/20/01) 126 MarQueis Gray vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) 171 Tellis Redmon vs. Murray State (10/27/01) 108 Duane Bennett vs. Iowa (10/29/11) 101 Tellis Redmon vs. Ohio State (11/3/01) 103 MarQueis Gray at Northwestern (11/19/11) 160 Tellis Redmon vs. Wisconsin (11/24/01) 128 Duane Bennett at Northwestern (11/19/11) 114 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs.Toledo (9/14/02) 103 MarQueis Gray vs. Illinois (11/26/11) 167 Terry Jackson II vs. Buffalo (9/21/02) 124 MarQueis Gray vs. New Hampshire (9/8/12) 109 Terry Jackson II vs. Illinois (10/3/02) 159 Donnell Kirkwood vs. Western Michigan (9/15/12)110 Thomas Tapeh vs. Illinois (10/3/02) 113 Donnell Kirkwood vs. Purdue (10/27/12) 134 Terry Jackson II vs. Northwestern (10/10/02) 239 Donnell Kirkwood at Illinois (11/10/12) 152 Thomas Tapeh vs. Northwestern (10/10/02) 176 Rodrick Williams at New Mexico State (9/7/13) 148 Terry Jackson II at Michigan State (10/20/02) 238 Philip Nelson at New Mexico State (9/7/13) 122 Thomas Tapeh at Michigan State (10/20/02) 147 Mitch Leidner vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 151

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Adam Weber (2007-10) • career leader in passing yards, touchdowns, attempts and completions PASSING RECORDS ATTEMPTS CONSECUTIVE COMPLETIONS Game: 67, Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio State, 11/7/81 14, Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri, 1/1/2015 Season: 449, Adam Weber, 2007 Adam Weber at Bowling Green, 9/6/2008 Career: 1,594, Adam Weber, 2007-10 CAREER AVG GAIN PER COMPLETION COMPLETIONS 16.8 yards, Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 Game: 37, Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio State, 11/7/81 Season: 258, Adam Weber, 2008 LONGEST GAIN Career: 909, Adam Weber, 2007-10 96 yards, Asad Abdul-Khaliq to Jared Ellerson at Northwestern, 10/4/03 YARDS 94 yards, Marquel Fleetwood to John Lewis vs. Game: 478, Tim Schade vs. Penn State, 9/4/93 Michigan, 10/24/92 Season: 2,895, Adam Weber, 2007 Career: 10,917, Adam Weber, 2007-10 FRESHMAN RECORDS Completions: 258, Adam Weber, 2007 TOUCHDOWN PASSES Passing Yardage: 2,895, Adam Weber, 2007 Game: 6, Scott Eckers vs. Purdue, 10/9/93 Touchdown Passes: 24, Adam Weber, 2007 Season: 24, Adam Weber, 2007 Career: 72, Adam Weber, 2007-10 SOPHOMORE RECORDS Completions: 255, Adam Weber, 2008 MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Passing Yardage: 2,761, Adam Weber, 2008 Game: 6, Don Swanson vs. Wisconsin, 11/20/54 Touchdown Passes: 18, Cory Sauter, 1995 Season: 19, Marquel Fleetwood, 1992 JUNIOR RECORDS Bryan Cupito (2003-06) • Mike Hohensee, 1982 career leader in touchdown-interception Paul Giel, 1951 Completions: 200, Cory Sauter, 1996 ratio Adam Weber, 2007 Passing Yardage: 2,582, Adam Weber, 2009 Career: 51, Adam Weber, 2007-10 Touchdown Passes: 20, Mike Hohensee, 1981

TOUCHDOWN-INTERCEPTION RATIO SENIOR RECORDS Season: 3.40, Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2003 (17-5) Completions: 214, Bryan Cupito, 2006 Career: 2.20, Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 (55-25) Passing Yardage: 2,819, Bryan Cupito, 2006 Touchdown Passes: 22, Bryan Cupito, 2006 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Game: 1.000, Cory Sauter vs. Ohio State, 1995 (7 of 7) Mark Carlson vs. Ohio State, 1978 (7 of 7) Season: .632, Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2003 (158 of 250) Career: .572, Mark Carlson, 1976-79 (255 of 477)

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n Passing Records SEASON RECORDS TOUCHDOWN PASSES GAME RECORDS PASSING YARDAGE Season TDs INDIVIDUAL YARDS PASSING Season Yards 1. Adam Weber, 2007 24 478 Tim Schade vs. Penn State (9/4/93) 1. Adam Weber, 2007 2,895 2. Bryan Cupito, 2006 22 444 Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) 2. Bryan Cupito, 2006 2,819 3. Adam Weber, 2010 20 416 Adam Weber vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) 3. Adam Weber, 2008 2,761 Mike Hohensee, 1981 20 404 Cory Sauter at Michigan State (10/21/95) 4. Adam Weber, 2010 2,679 5. Bryan Cupito, 2005 19 402 Scott Eckers vs. Purdue (10/8/93) 5. Cory Sauter, 1995 2,600 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002 19 397 Cory Sauter vs. Ball State (9/14/96) 6. Adam Weber, 2009 2,582 7. Cory Sauter, 1995 18 396 Bryan Cupito vs. Ohio State (10/29/05) 7. Cory Sauter, 1996 2,578 8. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2003 17 394 Tim Schade vs. Michigan (11/12/94) 8. Bryan Cupito, 2005 2,530 9. Adam Weber, 2008 15 388 Asad Abdul-Khaliq at Iowa (11/15/03) 9. Mike Hohensee, 1981 2,412 Billy Cockerham, 1999 15 378 Bryan Cupito vs. Indiana (11/4/06) 10. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2003 2,401 Tony Dungy, 1975 15 377 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs. Michigan St. (10/18/03) 11. Mike Hohensee, 1982 2,380 12. Bryan Cupito, 2004 14 373 Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 12. Tim Schade, 1994 2,338 Cory Sauter, 1996 14 368 Cory Sauter vs. Houston (9/27/97) 13. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002 2,190 Tim Schade, 1994 14 365 Tim Schade vs. Iowa (11/19/94) 14. Mark Carlson, 1979 2,188 15. Adam Weber, 2009 13 357 Greg Murphy at Indiana (10/8/83) 15. Marquel Fleetwood, 1992 2,168 Mike Hohensee, 1982 13 355 Cory Sauter vs. Wisconsin (11/11/95) 17. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2001 12 354 Tim Schade vs. Purdue (10/8/94) PASSING ATTEMPTS 18. Mitch Leidner, 2014 11 352 Adam Weber vs. Wisconsin (11/17/07) Season Attempts Travis Cole, 2000 11 1. Adam Weber, 2007 449 Billy Cockerham, 1998 11 TOUCHDOWN PASSES 2. Adam Weber, 2008 410 Mark Carlson, 1979 11 6 Scott Eckers vs. Purdue (10/9/93) 3. Marquel Fleetwood, 1992 385 22. Rickey Foggie, 1984 10 5 Adam Weber vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) 4. Adam Weber, 2010 368 5 Adam Weber at Northwestern (10/13/07) COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 ATT.) 5. Adam Weber, 2009 367 5 Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) 6. Mike Hohensee, 1981 362 Season (Att.-Comp.) Pct. 5 Mike Hohensee vs. Oregon State (9/26/81) 7. Mike Hohensee, 1982 360 1. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2003 (250-158) .632 4 Mitch Leidner vs. Iowa (11/8/14) 8. Bryan Cupito, 2006 359 2. Adam Weber, 2008 (410-255) .622 4 Philip Nelson at Indiana (11/2/13) 9. Cory Sauter, 1995 352 3. Cory Sauter, 1995 (338-204) 604 4 Adam Weber at Florida Atlantic (9/15/07) 10. Tim Schade, 1994 341 4. Bryan Cupito, 2006 (359-214) 596 4 Adam Weber vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/8/07) 11. Cory Sauter, 1996 338 5. Bryan Cupito, 2005 (297-176) 593 4 Bryan Cupito vs. Indiana (11/4/06) 12. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002 315 6. Marquel Fleetwood, 1991 (264-155) .587 4 Bryan Cupito vs. Temple (9/16/06) 13. Mark Carlson, 1979 300 7. Travis Cole, 2000 (252-147) .583 4 Bryan Cupito vs. Virginia (12/30/05) 14. Bryan Cupito, 2005 297 Mike Hohensee, 1982 (360-210) .583 4 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs. Michigan St. (10/18/03) 15. Tim Schade, 1993 286 9. Adam Weber, 2007 (449-258) .575 4 Asad Abdul-Khaliq at Northwestern (10/4/03) 10. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2001 (187-107) .572 4 Asad Abdul-Khaliq at La-Lafayette (9/7/02) PASSING COMPLETIONS 4 Cory Sauter vs. Michigan State (10/21/95) INTERCEPTIONS THROWN Season Completions 4 Tony Dungy vs. North Dakota (9/21/74) 1. Adam Weber, 2007 258 Season INT 4 Sandy Stephens vs. Illinois (10/21/61) 2. Adam Weber, 2008 255 1. Adam Weber, 2007 19 3. Bryan Cupito, 2006 214 Marquel Fleetwood, 1992 19 PASSING ATTEMPTS 4. Mike Hohensee, 1982 210 Mike Hohensee, 1982 19 67 Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) 5. Adam Weber, 2010 205 Paul Giel, 1951 19 66 Tim Schade at Penn State (9/4/93) 6. Cory Sauter, 1995 204 5. Greg Murphy, 1983 16 56 Marquel Fleetwood vs. Pittsburgh (9/26/92) 7. Cory Sauter, 1996 200 John Hankinson, 1965 16 55 Mike Hohensee vs. Illinois (10/2/82) 8. Marquel Fleetwood, 1992 192 7. Adam Weber, 2009 15 54 Marquel Fleetwood vs. Colorado (9/19/92) 9. Adam Weber, 2009 191 8. Tony Dungy, 1975 14 52 Greg Murphy vs. Indiana (10/8/83) 10. Tim Schade, 1994 187 9. Cory Sauter, 1995 13 51 Mark Carlson vs. Michigan (10/13/79) 11. Mike Hohensee, 1981 182 Tim Schade, 1993 13 51 Adam Weber vs. Northwestern (11/1/2008) 12. Mark Carlson, 1979 177 Tim Salem, 1980 13 50 Cory Sauter vs. Northwestern (10/14/95) 13. Bryan Cupito, 2005 176 Sandy Stephens, 1961 13 50 Tim Schade vs. Michigan (11/12/94) 14. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002 165 50 Mike Hohensee vs. Indiana (10/16/82) PASS EFFICIENCY RATING 15. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2003 158 16. Marquel Fleetwood, 1991 155 1. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2003 162.31 PASSING COMPLETIONS 17. Travis Cole, 2000 147 2. MarQueis Gray, 2012* 146.00 37 Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) Billy Cockerham, 1999 147 3. Bryan Cupito, 2005 145.87 35 Marquel Fleetwood vs. Pittsburgh (9/26/92) 19. Tim Schade, 1993 135 4. Bryan Cupito, 2006 140.78 34 Tim Schade at Penn State (9/4/93) 20. Cory Sauter, 1997 126 5. Cory Sauter, 1995 134.85 34 Mike Hohensee vs. Indiana (10/16/82) 6. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2001 134.55 31 Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 7. Rickey Foggie, 1985 134.45 31 Adam Weber vs. Northwestern (11/1/2008) 8. Travis Cole, 2000 133.25 31 Adam Weber at Florida Atlantic (9/15/07) 9. Mitch Leidner, 2013 131.90 30 Tim Schade vs. Michigan (11/12/94) 10. Adam Weber, 2010 129.90 29 Cory Sauter vs. Northwestern (10/14/95) 11. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000 129.35 28 Asad Abdul-Khaliq at Iowa (11/15/03) 12. Billy Cockerham, 1999 127.59 28 Tim Schade vs. Purdue (10/8/94) 28 Craig Curry vs. Ohio State (10/17/70) *Started three games at quarterback and threw at least one pass in three other games

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n Passing Records INTERCEPTIONS THROWN TOUCHDOWN PASSES GAMES STARTED 6 Don Swanson vs. Wisconsin (11/20/54) 1. Adam Weber, 2007-10 72 1. Adam Weber, 2007-2010 50 2. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 55 2. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 42 CAREER RECORDS Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 55 3. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 36 PASSING YARDAGE 4. Cory Sauter, 1994-97 40 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 36 1. Adam Weber, 2007-10 10,917 5. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 34 5. Cory Sauter, 1994-97 34 2. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 7,446 6. Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 33 6. Marquel Fleetwood, 1989-92 31 CAREER MILESTONES 3. Cory Sauter, 1994-97 6,834 7. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 29 4. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 6,660 8. Tony Dungy, 1973-76 25 YARDS PASSING PER GAME 5. Marquel Fleetwood, 1989-92 5,279 9. Tim Schade, 1993-94 22 218.3 Adam Weber, 2007-10 6. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 5,162 Scott Schaffner, 1987-91 22 217.8 Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 7. Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 4,792 11. Marquel Fleetwood, 1989-92 18 8. Tim Schade, 1993-94 3,986 12. Philip Nelson, 2012-13 17 250-YARD-PLUS GAMES 9. Tony Dungy, 1973-76 3,515 Mark Carlson, 1976-79 17 14 Adam Weber, 2007-10 10. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 3,483 13. Travis Cole, 2000-01 16 11 Cory Sauter, 1994-97 11. Scott Schaffner, 1987-91 3,472 Craig Curry, 1969-71 16 11 Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 12. Mark Carlson, 1976-79 3,128 John Hankinson, 1962, 64-65 16 10 Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 13. Craig Curry, 1969-71 3,060 6 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 14. Travis Cole, 2000-01 2,747 INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 6 Tim Schade, 1993-94 15. John Hankinson, 1962-65 2,561 1. Adam Weber, 2007-10 51 3 Travis Cole, 2000-01 2. Marquel Fleetwood, 1989-92 41 3 Scott Eckers, 1992-94 PASSING ATTEMPTS 3. Paul Giel, 1951-53 36 1. Adam Weber, 2007-10 1,594 4. Tony Dungy, 1973-76 35 300-YARD-PLUS GAMES 2. Cory Sauter, 1994-97 945 5. Cory Sauter, 1994-97 34 7 Cory Sauter, 1994-97 3. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 918 6. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 32 6 Adam Weber, 2007-10 4. Marquel Fleetwood, 1989-92 876 7. Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 31 5 Tim Schade, 1993-94 5. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 847 8. Sandy Stephens, 1959-61 27 4 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 6. Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 722 9. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 26 4 Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 7. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 628 10. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 25 4 Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 8. Tim Schade, 1993-94 627 11. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 24 9. Tony Dungy, 1973-76 586 Craig Curry, 1969-71 24 400-YARD-PLUS GAMES 10. Scott Schaffner, 1987-91 515 13. Tim Schade, 1993-94 23 1 Adam Weber, 2007-10 11. Craig Curry, 1969-71 505 14. John Hankinson, 1962, 64-65 22 Cory Sauter, 1994-97 12. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 485 15. Mark Carlson, 1976-79 20 Tim Schade, 1993-94 13. Mark Carlson, 1976-79 447 Scott Eckers, 1990-94 14. Phil Hagen, 1967-69 421 PASS EFFICIENCY RATING Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 15. John Hankinson, 1962, 64-65 392 1. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 138.34 2. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 138.13 CONSECUTIVE MILESTONES PASSING COMPLETIONS 3. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 126.64 250-YARD PASSING GAMES 4. Travis Cole, 2000-01 126.58 1. Adam Weber, 2007-2010 909 4 Mike Hohensee, 9/11-10/2/82 2. Cory Sauter, 1994-97 539 5. Mitch Leidner, 2013- 125.80 3. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 513 6. Cory Sauter, 1994-97 124.77 300-YARD PASSING GAMES 7. Adam Weber, 2007-10 123.10 4. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 481 2 Cory Sauter, 10/14 & 10/21/95 8. Scott Eckers, 1992-94 122.43 5. Marquel Fleetwood, 1989-92 465 Tim Schade, 11/12 & 11/19/94 9. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 122.12 6. Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 392 Mike Hohensee, 10/16 & 10/23/82 7. Tim Schade, 1993-94 322 10. Mark Carlson, 1976-79 119.43 8. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 311 11. MarQueis Gray, 2009-12 117.50 GAMES WITH A TOUCHDOWN PASS 12. Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 116.54 9. Scott Schaffner, 1987-91 278 12 Bryan Cupito, 9/1/05-8/31/06 13. Scott Schaffner, 1987-91 115.52 10. Tony Dungy, 1973-76 274 10 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 11/10/01-10/19/02 14. Philip Nelson, 2012-13 112.50 11. Mark Carlson, 1976-79 256 10 Mike Hohensee, 10/31/81-10/16/82 12. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 252 15. Tim Schade, 1993-94 109.00 13. Craig Curry, 1969-71 226 YARDS GAINED IN CONSECUTIVE GAMES TOUCHDOWN-INTERCEPTION RATIO 14. Phil Hagen, 1967-69 211 823 Tim Schade, 1993 Name (TD-Int) Ratio 15. Travis Cole, 2000-01 205 (478 vs. Penn State, 9/4/93; 345 vs. Indiana 1. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 (55-25) 2.20 St., 9/11/93) COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (MIN. 300 ATT.) 2. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 (55-26) 2.12 Name (Comp.-Att.) Pct. 3. Mitch Leidner, 2013- (14-9) 1.56 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS IN BACK-TO-BACK 1. Mark Carlson, 1976-79 (255-447) .572 4. Adam Weber, 2007-10 (72-51) 1.41 GAMES 5. MarQueis Gray, 2009-12 (14-11) 1.27 2. Adam Weber, 2007-10 (909-1594) .570 9 Adam Weber, 2007 6. Philip Nelson, 2012-13 (17-14) 1.21 Cory Sauter, 1994-97 (539-945) .570 (5 vs. Miami, 9/8/07; 4 at Florida Atlantic, Cory Sauter, 1994-97 (40-33) 1.21 4. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 (481-847) .568 9/15/07) 8. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 (29-24) 1.20 5. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 (513-918) 558 9 Scott Eckers, 1993 9. Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 (33-31) 1.06 6. Travis Cole, 2000-01 (205-367) .558 (6 vs. Purdue, 10/9/93); 3 at Northwestern, 10. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 (34-32) 1.06 7. Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 (392-722) .543 10/16/93) 8. Scott Schaffner, 1987-91 (278-515) .540 9. Marquel Fleetwood, 1989-92 (465-876) .531 GAMES STARTED 10. Mitch Leidner, 2013- (165-315) .524 50 Adam Weber, 9/1/07-11/27/10 11. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 (252-485) .520 (Big Ten record) 42 Rickey Foggie, 9/29/84-11/21/87

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n Passing Records RECORDS BY CLASS ALL-TIME TOP 10 PASSERS YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS FRESHMAN sorted by career passing yards Year Player Att Cmp Int TD Yds SEASON PASSING YARDS Year Att Comp Int TD Yards 1946 Ev Faunce 36 31 31335 1. Adam Weber, 2007 2,895 1. ADAM WEBER 1947 Ev Faunce 44 15 51234 2. Scott Schaffner, 1988 1,234 2007 449 258 19 24 2,895 1948 Ev Faunce 85 44 62567 3. Rickey Foggie, 1984 1,036 2008 410 255 8 15 2,761 1949 Billy Bye 77 41 76571 2009 367 191 15 13 2,582 1950 George Hudak 45 17 32131 SEASON PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 2010 368 205 9 20 2,679 1951 Paul Giel 124 57 19 3 689 1. Adam Weber, 2007 24 Total 1594 909 51 72 10,917 1952 Paul Giel 101 42 10 6 643 2. Rickey Foggie, 1984 10 1953 Paul Giel 93 50 74590 3. Philip Nelson, 2012 8 2. BRYAN CUPITO 1954 Geno Cappelletti 65 28 44434 2003 10000 1955 Dick Larson 27 12 32253 SOPHOMORE 2004 261 123 7 14 2,097 1956 Bob Cox 53 18 73240 SEASON PASSING YARDS 2005 297 176 9 19 2,530 1957 Bob Cox 53 19 54268 1. Adam Weber, 2008 2,761 2006 359 214 9 22 2,819 1958 Larry Johnson 51 17 53406 2. Cory Sauter, 1995 2,600 Total 918 513 25 55 7,446 Jim Reese 98 35 12 2 555 3. Bryan Cupito, 2004 2,097 1959 Larry Johnson 92 39 82497 3. CORY SAUTER 1960 Sandy Stephens 62 22 52326 SEASON PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 1994 21 910 80 1961 Sandy Stephens 153 54 13 9 869 1. Cory Sauter, 1995 18 1995 338 204 13 18 2,600 1962 Duane Blaska 154 71 11 8 862 2. Adam Weber, 2008 15 1996 352 200 11 14 2,578 1963 Bob Sadek 128 58 62647 3. Bryan Cupito, 2004 14 1997 234 126 881,576 1964 John Hankinson 178 86 681,084 Total 945 539 33 40 6,834 1965 John Hankinson 214 111 16 8 1,477 JUNIOR 1966 Larry Carlson 108 56 55599 SEASON PASSING YARDS 4. ASAD ABDUL-KHALIQ 1967 Curtis Wilson 76 33 86543 1. Adam Weber, 2009 2,582 2000 95 51 47676 1968 Phil Hagen 157 75 84771 2. Cory Sauter, 1996 2,578 2001 187 107 6 12 1,393 1969 Phil Hagen 208 109 961,266 3. Bryan Cupito, 2005 2,530 2002 315 165 11 19 2,190 1970 Craig Curry 228 103 12 6 1,315 2003 250 158 5 17 2,401 1971 Craig Curry 266 118 10 9 1,691 SEASON PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Total 847 481 26 55 6,660 1972 Bob Morgan 89 32 10 2 475 1. Mike Hohensee, 1981 20 1973 John Lawing 48 23 63276 2. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002 19 5. MARQUEL FLEETWOOD 1974 Tony Dungy 94 39 75612 Bryan Cupito, 2005 19 1989 56 23 60270 1975 Tony Dungy 225 123 14 15 1,515 1990 171 95 761,199 1976 Tony Dungy 234 104 12 4 1,291 SENIOR 1991 264 155 10 5 1,642 1977 Wendell Avery 99 45 43591 SEASON PASSING YARDS 1992 385 192 18 7 2,168 1978 Mark Carlson 113 64 93736 1. Bryan Cupito, 2006 2,819 Total 876 465 41 18 5,279 1979 Mark Carlson 300 177 10 11 2,188 2. Adam Weber, 2010 2,679 1980 Tim Salem 170 81 13 2 887 3. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002 2,401 6. RICKEY FOGGIE 1981 Mike Hohensee 362 182 12 20 2,412 1984 121 57 9 10 1,036 1982 Mike Hohensee 360 210 19 13 2,380 SEASON PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 1985 141 74 481,493 1983 Greg Murphy 242 115 16 6 1,410 1. Bryan Cupito, 2006 22 1986 191 97 781,401 1984 Rickey Foggie 121 57 9 10 1,036 2. Adam Weber, 2010 20 1987 175 83 12 8 1,232 1985 Rickey Foggie 162 74 481,493 3. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2003 17 Total 628 311 32 34 5,162 1986 Rickey Foggie 216 97 781,401 1987 Rickey Foggie 175 83 12 8 1,232 7. MIKE HOHENSEE 1988 Scott Schaffner 191 106 771,234 1981 362 182 12 20 2,412 1989 Scott Schaffner 190 101 871,373 1982 360 210 19 13 2,380 1990 Marquel Fleetwood 171 95 761,199 Total 722 392 31 33 4,792 1991 Marquel Fleetwood 264 155 10 5 1,642 1992 Marquel Fleetwood 385 192 18 7 2,168 8. TIM SCHADE 1993 Tim Schade 286 135 13 8 1,648 1993 286 135 13 8 1,648 1994 Tim Schade 341 187 10 14 2,338 1994 341 187 10 14 2,338 1995 Cory Sauter 338 204 13 18 2,600 Total 627 322 23 22 3,986 1996 Cory Sauter 352 200 11 14 2,578 1997 Cory Sauter 234 126 981,576 9. TONY DUNGY 1998 Billy Cockerham 180 92 12 11 1,150 1973 33 821 97 1999 Billy Cockerham 276 147 10 15 2,091 1974 94 39 75612 2000 Travis Cole 252 147 7 11 1,982 1975 225 123 14 15 1,515 2001 Asad Abdul-Khaliq 187 107 6 12 1,393 1976 234 104 12 4 1,291 2002 Asad Abdul-Khaliq 315 165 11 19 2,190 Total 586 274 35 25 3,515 2003 Asad Abdul-Khaliq 250 158 5 17 2,401 2004 Bryan Cupito 261 123 7 14 2,097 10. BILLY COCKERHAM 2005 Bryan Cupito 297 176 9 19 2,530 1996 10000 2006 Bryan Cupito 359 214 9 22 2,819 1997 28 13 23242 2007 Adam Weber 449 258 19 24 2,895 1998 180 92 12 11 1,150 2008 Adam Weber 410 255 8 15 2,761 1999 276 147 10 15 2,091 2009 Adam Weber 367 191 15 13 2,582 Total 485 252 24 29 3,483 2010 Adam Weber 368 205 9 20 2,679 2011 MarQueis Gray 213 108 881,495

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n Passing Records 2012 Philip Nelson 152 75 88873 Tim Schade vs. Northwestern (10/15/94) Adam Weber vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/8/07) 2013 Philip Nelson 186 94 691,306 43-21-0-2-294 40-26-1-4-271 2014 Mitch Leidner 237 122 8 11 1,798 Tim Schade vs. Michigan (11/12/94 Adam Weber at Florida Atlantic (9/15/07) 50-30-2-3-394 47-31-4-4-335 250-YARD PASSING GAMES Tim Schade vs. Iowa (11/19/94) Adam Weber at Indiana (10/6/07) PERFORMANCES SINCE 1950 41-24-1-2-365 44-24-2-1-280 Name, Opponent (Date) Att-Cmp-Int-TDs-Yds Cory Sauter vs. Ball State (9/16/95) Adam Weber at Northwestern (10/13/07) John Hankinson vs. Northwestern (11/6/65) 31-17-0-3-260 38-25-2-5-341 22-14-2-1-255 Cory Sauter vs. Northwestern (10/14/95) Adam Weber vs. Wisconsin (11/17/07) Curtis Williams vs. Michigan State (10/21/67) 50-29-1-1-303 37-21-2-3-352 25-14-1-3-262 Cory Sauter vs. Michigan State (10/21/95) Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois (8/30/08) Phil Hagen vs. Arizona State (9/20/69) 37-24-1-4-404 37-24-0-2-298 40-19-3-1-278 Cory Sauter vs. Wisconsin (11/11/95) Adam Weber vs. Indiana (10/4/08) Phil Hagen vs. Ohio State (10/18/69) 36-20-1-3-355 37-22-0-0-274 47-26-1-0-304 Cory Sauter vs. Ball State (9/14/96) Adam Weber vs. Northwestern (11/1/08) Craig Curry vs. Ohio State (10/17/70) 35-23-1-2-397 51-31-1-1-327 47-28-2-1-297 Cory Sauter vs. Purdue (10/5/96) Adam Weber vs. Wisconsin (10/3/09) Mark Carlson vs. Michigan (10/13/79) 40-26-2-2-319 30-16-1-1-271 51-27-3-1-339 Cory Sauter vs. Michigan (10/26/96) Adam Weber vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) Mark Carlson vs. Indiana (11/3/79) 36-23-1-0-283 31-19-1-5-416 32-19-1-2-254 Cory Sauter vs. Wisconsin (11/9/96) Adam Weber vs. Iowa State (12/31/09) Mike Hohensee vs. Northwestern (10/10/81) 22-16-0-2-315 32-18-1-1-261 21-13-0-3-251 Cory Sauter vs. Illinois (11/16/96) Adam Weber vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) 37-23-1-2-285 31-21-0-3-258 67-37-1-5-444 Cory Sauter vs. Houston (9/27/97) Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) Mike Hohensee vs. Michigan State (11/14/81) 35-23-0-3-368 46-31-1-2-373 47-22-1-2-271 Cory Sauter vs. Indiana (11/15/97) Adam Weber vs. Penn State (10/23/10) Mike Hohensee vs. Wisconsin (11/21/81) 25-16-1-2-267 49-26-1-3-299 34-17-1-2-254 Billy Cockerham at Penn State (11/6/99) MarQueis Gray at Michigan State (11/5/11) Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio (9/11/82) 24-14-0-2-277 32-19-2-3-295 28-17-2-2-322 Billy Cockerham vs. Oregon (12/31/99) MarQueis Gray at UNLV (8/30/12) Mike Hohensee vs. Purdue (9/18/82) 37-19-2-3-257 30-17-1-2-269 26-18-1-2-254 Travis Cole at Indiana (10/21/00) Philip Nelson at Indiana (11/2/13) Mike Hohensee vs. Washington State (9/25/82) 32-20-1-2-286 23-16-0-4-298 31-20-1-2-281 Travis Cole vs. Northwestern (10/28/00) Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri (1/1/15) Mike Hohensee vs. Illinois (10/2/82) 33-18-1-1-251 31-21-0-1-258 55-27-1-2-344 Travis Cole vs. Iowa (11/18/00) Mike Hohensee vs. Indiana (10/16/82) 38-23-0-3-299 50-34-3-1-307 Asad Abdul-Khaliq at Iowa (11/17/01) Mike Hohensee vs. Iowa (10/23/82) 34-20-1-3-319 43-27-4-0-311 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs. Wisconsin (11/24/01) Greg Murphy vs. Indiana (10/8/83) 25-17-1-3-265 52-23-3-4-357 Asad Abdul-Khaliq at Wisconsin (11/23/02) Rickey Foggie vs. Northwestern (10/20/84) 33-15-1-2-282 23-9-0-2-281 Asad Abdul-Khaliq at Northwestern (10/4/03) Alan Holt vs. Michigan State (11/2/85) 17-12-0-4-331 31-18-0-1-275 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs. Michigan State (10/18/03) Rickey Foggie vs. Northwestern (10/10/87) 40-27-0-4-377 24-13-1-3-272 Asad Abdul-Khaliq at Iowa (11/15/03) Scott Schaffner vs. Ohio State (10/27/91) 46-28-0-1-388 29-17-3-2-293 Bryan Cupito vs. Toledo (9/4/04) Marquel Fleetwood vs. Colorado (9/19/92) 12-10-0-1-279 54-26-4-1-262 Bryan Cupito at Wisconsin (11/6/04) Marquel Fleetwood vs. Pittsburgh (9/26/92) 33-17-0-1-258 56-35-1-2-346 Bryan Cupito vs. Purdue (9/24/05) Rob St. Sauver vs. Iowa (11/21/92) 35-22-3-3-271 32-21-0-2-261 Bryan Cupito vs. Ohio State (10/29/05) Tim Schade vs. Penn State (9/4/93) 35-26-0-1-396 66-34-4-2-478 Bryan Cupito at Iowa (11/19/05) Tim Schade vs. Indiana State (9/11/93) 46-22-2-1-315 39-26-2-1-345 Bryan Cupito vs. Virginia (12/30/05) Scott Eckers vs. Purdue (10/9/93) 28-18-1-4-263 36-24-1-6-402 Bryan Cupito vs. Penn State (10/7/06) Scott Eckers vs. Wisconsin (10/23/93) 36-25-0-2-347 30-17-4-2-267 Bryan Cupito vs. Indiana (11/4/06) Scott Eckers vs. Michigan (11/13/93) 33-22-0-4-378 40-22-3-1-277 Bryan Cupito vs. Iowa (11/18/06) Tim Schade vs. Purdue (10/8/94) 30-18-1-2-267 42-28-2-2-354 Bryan Cupito vs. Texas Tech (12/29/06) 31-19-1-3-263

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Eric Decker (2006-09) • career leader in receptions and receiving yards RECEIVING RECORDS RECEPTIONS FRESHMAN RECORDS Game: 13, Eric Decker vs. Indiana, 10/4/2008 Receptions: 38, Ron Johnson, 1998 Aaron Osterman vs. Michigan, 11/12/94 Yardage: 654, Ernie Wheelwright, 2004 Season: 84, Eric Decker, 2008 Touchdowns: 7, Ernie Wheelwright, 2004 Career: 227, Eric Decker, 2006-09 SOPHOMORE RECORDS RECEIVING YARDS Receptions: 67, Eric Decker, 2007 Game: 228, Ryan Thelwell vs. Ball St., 9/14/96 (8 rec.) Yardage: 909, Jared Ellerson, 2003; Eric Decker, 2007 Season: 1,125, Ron Johnson, 2000 Touchdowns: 8, Maxx Williams, 2014 Career: 3,119, Eric Decker, 2006-09 JUNIOR RECORDS RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS Receptions: 84, Eric Decker, 2008 Game: 5, Omar Douglas vs. Purdue, 10/9/93^ Yardage: 1,125, Ron Johnson, 2000 Season: 11, Omar Douglas, 1993; Ron Johnson, 2000 Touchdowns: 11, Ron Johnson, 2000 Career: 31, Ron Johnson, 1998-2001 SENIOR RECORDS YARDS PER RECEPTION Receptions: 66, Ernie Wheelwright, 2007 Season: 22.9, Dwayne McMullen, 1984 (26 rec.) Yardage: 1,012, Chester Cooper, 1981 Career: 18.5, Jared Ellerson, 2002-05 (111 rec.) Touchdowns: 11, Omar Douglas, 1993

LONGEST GAIN RUNNING BACK CAREER RECEIVING RECORDS 96 yards, Jared Ellerson from Asad Abdul-Khaliq at Receptions: 132, Chuck Rios, 1990-94 Ron Johnson (1998-2001) Northwestern, 10/4/03 Yardage: 1,146, Chuck Rios, 1990-94 career leader in receiving touchdowns 94 yards, John Lewis from Marquel Fleetwood vs. Michi- Touchdowns: 5, Duane Bennett, 2007-11; gan, 10/24/92 Chris Darkins, 1993-96; Rick Upchurch, 1973-74

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES TIGHT END CAREER RECEIVING RECORDS Season: 6, Ryan Thelwell, 1996 Receptions: 109, Matt Spaeth, 2003-06 Career: 11, Eric Decker, 2006-09 Yardage: 1,293, Matt Spaeth, 2003-06 Tutu Atwell, 1994-97 Touchdowns: 15, Ben Utecht, 2000-03 Consecutive: 4, Eric Decker, 12/31/08-9/18/09 ^ Big Ten record CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH RECEPTION 46 games, Ron Johnson, 1998-2001^

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SEASON RECORDS RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS Ken Last vs. Kansas (10/11/66) RECEPTIONS Season TDs 10 Eric Decker vs. Air Force (9/12/09) Season Receptions 1. Ron Johnson, 2000 11 Jared Ellerson at Iowa (11/18/03) 1. Eric Decker, 2008 84 Omar Douglas, 1993 11 Luke Leverson vs. Michigan State (10/24/98) 2. Eric Decker, 2007 67 3. Da’Jon McKnight, 2010 10 Tony Levine at Iowa (11/25/95) 3. Ernie Wheelwright, 2007 66 4. Eric Decker, 2007 9 Ryan Thelwell vs. Northwestern (10/14/95) 4. Tutu Atwell, 1996 62 Ernie Wheelwright, 2007 9 Ryan Thelwell vs. Northwestern (10/15/94) 5. Ron Johnson, 2000 61 Logan Payne, 2006 9 Chuck Rios vs. San Diego State (9/17/94) Omar Douglas, 1992 61 Ron Johnson, 2001 9 TOUCHDOWNS 7. Luke Leverson, 1998 60 Luke Leverson, 1998 9 Omar Douglas, 1993 60 9. Maxx Williams, 2014 8 5 Omar Douglas vs. Purdue (10/9/93) 9. Logan Payne, 2006 59 Aaron Hosack, 2003 8 4 Logan Payne vs. Temple (9/16/06) 10. Tutu Atwell, 1997 58 11. A.J. Barker, 2012 7 3 Maxx Williams vs. Iowa (11/8/14) Ryan Thelwell, 1995 58 Eric Decker, 2008 7 3 A.J. Barker vs. Western Michigan (9/15/12) Chester Cooper, 1981 58 Ernie Wheelwright, 2004 7 3 Da’Jon McKnight at Michigan State (11/5/11) 13. Ron Johnson, 2001 56 Ron Johnson, 1999 7 3 Da’Jon McKnight vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 14. Ryan Thelwell, 1996 54 Elmer Bailey, 1979 7 3 Ernie Wheelwright at Northwestern (10/13/07) 15. Chuck Rios, 1994 52 17. Ben Utecht, 2002 6 3 Ben Utecht at Louisiana-Lafayette (9/4/02) 16. Da’Jon McKnight, 2011 51 Tutu Atwell, 1996 6 3 Ryan Thelwell vs. Ball State (9/16/95) Aaron Hosack, 2003 51 Ryan Thelwell, 1995 6 3 Jay Carroll vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) 18. Eric Decker, 2009 50 Jay Carroll, 1981 6 3 Rick Upchurch vs. North Dakota (9/21/74) 19. Matt Spaeth, 2006 47 Chester Cooper, 1981 6 3 Mike Jones at Northwestern (11/3/73) 20. Chuck Rios, 1993 48 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES Da’Jon McKnight, 2010 48 Season No. Eric Decker (2006-09) • career leader in receptions and receiving yards RECEIVING YARDS 1. Ryan Thelwell, 1996 6 Season Yards Aaron Hosack, 2003 5 1. Ron Johnson, 2000 1,125 Ron Johnson, 2000 5 2. Eric Decker, 2008 1,074 Luke Leverson, 1998 5 3. Ryan Thelwell, 1996 1,051 5. Eric Decker, 2009 4 4. Chester Cooper, 1981 1,012 Eric Decker, 2008 4 5. Tutu Atwell, 1997 924 Jared Ellerson, 2003 4 6. Eric Decker, 2007 909 Tutu Atwell, 1996 4 Jared Ellerson, 2003 909 Tutu Atwell, 1995 4 8. Ron Johnson, 2001 895 Omar Douglas, 1993 4 9. Omar Douglas, 1993 880 Chester Cooper, 1981 4 10. Luke Leverson, 1998 854 GAME RECORDS 11. Tutu Atwell, 1996 822 12. Aaron Hosack, 2003 814 RECEIVING YARDS 13. Logan Payne, 2006 804 228 Ryan Thelwell vs. Ball State (9/14/96) 14. Ernie Wheelwright, 2007 775 193 Omar Douglas vs. Penn State (9/4/93) Ryan Thelwell, 1995 775 190 Eric Decker vs. Indiana (10/4/2008) 16. Da’Jon McKnight, 2011 760 189 Jared Ellerson at Northwestern (10/4/03) 17. Eric Decker, 2009 758 187 Aaron Osterman vs. Michigan (11/12/94) 18. Da’Jon McKnight, 2010 750 186 Dwayne McMullen vs. Northwestern (10/24/84) 19. Tutu Atwell, 1995 735 183 Eric Decker at Syracuse (9/5/09) 20. Omar Douglas, 1992 669 182 Chester Cooper vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) 181 Ron Johnson at Iowa (11/17/01) AVERAGE PER RECEPTION (MIN. 20 REC.) 178 Ryan Thelwell vs. Northwestern (10/15/94) Season (Rec.) Avg. 178 Chester Cooper vs. Northwestern (10/10/81) 1. Jared Ellerson, 2005 (21) 24.3 177 Ron Johnson at Indiana (10/21/00) 2. Dwayne McMullen, 1984 (26) 22.9 177 Tutu Atwell vs. Houston (9/27/97) 3. Aaron Hosack, 2002 (29) 22.4 4. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004 (30) 21.8 RECEPTIONS 5. Melvin Anderson, 1985 (26) 21.3 13 Eric Decker vs. Indiana (10/4/2008) 6. Jared Ellerson, 2003 (44) 20.7 Aaron Osterman vs. Michigan (11/12/94) 7. Ryan Thelwell, 1996 (54) 19.5 12 Eric Decker at Florida Atlantic (9/15/07) 8. A.J. Barker, 2012 (30) 19.2 Luke Leverson at Ohio State (10/17/98) 9. Ron Johnson, 2000 (61) 18.4 Tutu Atwell at Purdue (10/5/96) 10. Tutu Atwell, 1995 (41) 17.9 Alan Reid vs. Indiana (10/15/82) 11. Chester Cooper, 1981 (58) 17.4 Chester Cooper vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) Glenn Bourquin at Michigan (10/13/79) 11 Logan Payne at Iowa (11/19/05) Tutu Atwell vs. Houston (9/27/97) Omar Douglas vs. Penn State (9/4/93) Omar Douglas vs. Pittsburgh (10/26/92) Roy Artis vs. Illinois (10/27/79)

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CAREER RECORDS Ben Utecht, 2000-03 15 RECEIVING YARDS IN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES RECEIVING YARDS Dwayne McMullen, 1981-84 15 340 Ron Johnson, 2000 Player Yards 9. Ryan Thelwell, 1994-96 14 (163 at Ohio State, 10/14/00; 177 at Indiana, 1. Eric Decker, 2006-09 3,119 Omar Douglas, 1990-93 14 10/21/00) 2. Ron Johnson, 1998-2001 2,989 11. Maxx Williams, 2013-14 13 332 Eric Decker, 2008-09 3. Tutu Atwell, 1994-97 2,640 12. Elmer Bailey, 1977-79 12 (149 vs. Kansas, 12/31/08); 4. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-07 2,434 Matt Spaeth, 2003-06 12 183 vs. Syracuse, 9/5/09) 5. Ryan Thelwell, 1994-96 2,232 14. Logan Payne, 2003-06 11 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS IN CONSECUTIVE 6. Jared Ellerson, 2002-2005 2,054 Aaron Hosack, 2002-03 11 GAMES 7. Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-11 1,859 16. Luke Leverson, 1996-99 10 8. Luke Leverson, 1996-99 1,843 Jay Carroll, 1981-83 10 7 Omar Douglas, 1993 9. Omar Douglas, 1990-93 1,681 (5 vs. Purdue, 10/9/93; 2 at Northwestern, 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 10. Dwayne McMullen, 1981-84 1,627 10/16/93) 11. Aaron Osterman, 1990-94 1,598 1. Eric Decker, 2006-09 11 POSITIONAL RECORDS 12. Aaron Hosack, 2002-03 1,463 Tutu Atwell, 1994-97 11 13. Logan Payne, 2003-06 1,344 2. Ryan Thelwell, 1994-96 9 RUNNING BACK 14. Chester Cooper, 1978-81 1,317 3. Ron Johnson, 1998-2001 8 SEASON RECEPTIONS 5. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-07 6 15. Matt Spaeth, 2003-06 1,293 Player Yards Jared Ellerson, 2002-2005 6 16. Elmer Bailey, 1977-79 1,266 1. Chuck Rios, 1994 52 Omar Douglas, 1990-93 6 17. Melvin Anderson, 1983-86 1,265 2. Chuck Rios, 1993 48 8. Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-11 5 18. Ben Utecht, 2000-03 1,211 3. Duane Bennett, 2010 33 19. Chris Gaiters, 1987-89 1,161 Aaron Hosack, 2002-03 5 Luke Leverson, 1996-99 5 20. Chuck Rios, 1990, 92-94 1,146 CAREER RECEPTIONS BY A RUNNING BACK Dwayne McMullen, 1981-84 5 21. Ken Last, 1964-66 1,127 1. Chuck Rios, 1990-94 132 12. Logan Payne, 2003-06 4 22. Antoine Burns, 2000-02 1,006 2. Duane Bennett, 2007-11 82 Chester Cooper, 1978-81 4 3. Chris Darkins, 1993-96 66 14. A.J. Barker, 2010-12 3 RECEPTIONS 4. Thomas Hamner, 1996-99 62 Aaron Osterman, 1990-94 3 1. Eric Decker, 2006-09 227 5. Marion Barber, 1977-80 59 2. Ron Johnson, 1998-2001 198 Tony Levine, 1993-95 3 Ken Last, 1964-66 3 3. Tutu Atwell, 1994-97 171 SEASON REC. YARDS BY A RUNNING BACK 4. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-07 159 CONSECUTIVE MILESTONES 1. Chuck Rios, 1993 488 5. Ryan Thelwell, 1994-96 136 2. Chuck Rios, 1994 436 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION 6. Luke Leverson, 1996-99 132 3. Marion Barber, 1979 337 Chuck Rios, 1990-94 132 46 Ron Johnson, 1998-2001 (Big Ten record) 8. Omar Douglas, 1990-93 130 34 Eric Decker, 2006-09 CAREER REC. YARDS BY A RUNNING BACK 9. Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-11 119 34 Tutu Atwell, 1995-97 1. Chuck Rios, 1990-94 1,146 10. Jared Ellerson, 2002-2005 111 29 Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-11 2. Duane Bennett, 2007-11 806 Aaron Osterman, 1990-94 111 28 Jared Ellerson, 2003-05 3. Chris Darkins, 1993-96 737 12. Matt Spaeth, 2003-06 109 25 Omar Douglas, 1991-93 4. Marion Barber, 1977-80 639 13. Logan Payne, 2003-06 97 23 Chris Gaiters, 1987-89 5. Thomas Hamner, 1996-99 553 14. Dwayne McMullen, 1981-84 95 22 Ryan Thelwell, 1994-96 15. Chris Gaiters, 1987-89 86 21 Matt Spaeth, 2005-06 TIGHT END 16. Ben Utecht, 2000-03 83 SEASON RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A REC. TD 17. Ken Last, 1964-66 82 1. Matt Spaeth, 2006 47 18. Aaron Hosack, 2002-03 80 7 Ron Johnson, 10/30/99-9/9/00 2. Eric Lair, 2010 39 19. Elmer Bailey, 1977-79 79 7 Ernie Wheelwright, 11/4/06-9/15/07 3. Nick Tow-Arnett, 2009 34 20. Ron Kullas, 1974-76 78 4 Aaron Hosack, 8/30/03-9/20/03 Ben Utecht, 2002 37 4 Ron Johnson, 10/7/00-10/28/00 Jay Carroll, 1981 37 AVERAGE PER RECEPTION (MIN. 40 REC.) 4 Elmer Bailey, 10/13/79-11/3/79 6. Maxx Williams, 2014 36 Season (Rec.) Avg. Jack Simmons, 2008 36 1. Jared Ellerson, 2002-2005 (111) 18.5 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 2. Aaron Hosack, 2002-03 (80) 18.3 4 Eric Decker, 12/31/08-9/18/09 CAREER RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END 3. Derrick Engel, 2012-13 (43) 18.0 3 Ron Johnson, 10/7-10/21/00 1. Matt Spaeth, 2003-06 109 4. Dwayne McMullen, 1981-84 (95) 17.1 3 Ryan Thelwell, 11/9-11/23/96 2. Ben Utecht, 2000-03 83 5. Chester Cooper, 1978-81 (77) 17.1 3 Tutu Atwell, 9/14-10/5/96 3. Jack Simmons, 2005-08 73 6. Ryan Thelwell, 1994-96 (136) 16.4 2 Da’Jon McKnight, 10/16-10/23/10 4. Jay Carroll, 1981-83 70 Melvin Anderson, 1983-86 (77) 16.4 2 Eric Decker, 9/13-9/20/08 Doug Kingsriter, 1970-72 70 8. Keswic Joiner, 1990-91 (41) 16.1 2 Ernie Wheelwright, 10/6-10/13/07 6. Glenn Bourquin, 1976-79 62 9. Elmer Bailey, 1977-79 (79) 16.0 2 Eric Decker, 9/8-9/15/07 7. Maxx Williams, 2013-14 61 10. Tutu Atwell, 1994-97 (171) 15.4 2 Aaron Hosack, 11/15-12/31/03 11. Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-11 (119) 15.6 2 Aaron Hosack, 10/18-10/25/03 SEASON RECEIVING YARDS BY A TIGHT END 2 Luke Leverson, 10/17-10/24/98 1. Maxx Williams, 2014 569 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 2 Ryan Thelwell, 10/19-10/26/96 2. Matt Spaeth, 2006 564 1. Ron Johnson, 1998-2001 31 2 Tutu Atwell, 9/14-9/21/96 3. Eric Lair, 2010 526 2. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-07 26 2 Tutu Atwell, 11/4-11/11/95 4. Nick Tow-Arnett, 2009 505 3. Eric Decker, 2006-09 24 2 Aaron Osterman, 11/12-11/19/94 5. Ben Utecht, 2002 480 Tutu Atwell, 1994-97 17 2 Omar Douglas, 10/2-10/9/93 5. Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-11 15 2 Kevin Grant, 10/6-10/13/91 CAREER RECEIVING YARDS BY A TIGHT END Jared Ellerson, 2002-2005 15 1. Matt Spaeth, 2003-06 1,293

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n Receiving Records 2. Ben Utecht, 2000-03 1,211 SEASON RECEPTIONS 9. OMAR DOUGLAS 3. Maxx Williams, 2013-14 986 1. Ernie Wheelwright, 2007 66 1990 1 24 24.0 0 4. Doug Kingsriter, 1970-72 919 2. Omar Douglas, 1993 60 1991 8 108 13.5 0 5. Jay Carroll, 1981-83 883 3. Logan Payne, 2006 59 1992 61 669 11.0 3 4. Tutu Atwell, 1997 58 1993 60 880 14.7 11 SEASON RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS BY A Chester Cooper, 1981 58 Total 130 1,681 12.9 14 TIGHT END 10. DWAYNE MCMULLEN 1. Maxx Williams, 2014 8 ALL-TIME TOP 10 RECEIVERS 1981 000.0 0 2. Ben Utecht, 2002 6 1982 41 640 15.6 5 sorted by career receiving yards 3. Jay Carroll, 1981 6 1983 28 393 14.0 5 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD 1984 26 594 22.9 5 1. ERIC DECKER CAREER RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS BY A Total 95 1,627 17.1 15 TIGHT END 2006 26 378 14.5 3 2007 67 909 13.6 9 1. Ben Utecht, 2000-03 15 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 2008 84 1,074 12.8 7 2. Maxx Williams, 2013-14 13 Year Player Rec. Yards TD 2009 50 758 15.2 5 3. Matt Spaeth, 2003-06 12 1950 Roger French 14 173 0 Total 227 3,119 13.7 24 4. Jay Carroll, 1981-83 10 2. RON JOHNSON 1951 Ron Engel 17 129 1 Bill Foss 9 190 1 RECORDS BY CLASS 1998 38 395 10.4 4 1952 Donald Swanson 16 169 3 1999 43 574 13.3 7 FRESHMAN Bob McNamara 13 246 1 2000 61 1,125 18.4 11 SEASON RECEIVING YARDS 1953 Bob McNamara 15 204 1 2001 56 895 16.0 9 1. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004 654 1954 Richard McNamara 12 117 4 Total 198 2,989 15.1 31 2. Maxx Williams, 2013 417 Bob McNamara 10 193 0 3. Ryan Thelwell, 1994 406 3. TUTU ATWELL 1955 Thomas Juhl 11 172 0 4. Ron Johnson, 1998 395 1956 David Lindblom 12 156 2 1994 10 159 15.9 1 1957 Robert Schultz 7 94 3 1995 41 735 17.9 5 SEASON RECEPTIONS Bill Chorske 6 113 2 1996 62 822 13.3 6 1. Ron Johnson, 1998 38 1958 Robert Soltis 11 172 0 1997 58 924 15.9 5 2. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004 30 Tom Moe 10 238 0 Total 171 2,640 15.4 17 3. DeLeon Eskridge, 2008 29 1959 Thomas Hall 22 322 2 4. ERNIE WHEELWRIGHT 1960 Thomas Hall 11 150 0 SOPHOMORE 1961 Thomas Hall 10 207 3 2004 30 654 21.8 7 SEASON RECEIVING YARDS 1962 Jim Cairns 14 221 3 2005 37 568 15.4 5 1. Eric Decker, 2007 909 1963 Gerald Pelletier 9 105 2 2006 26 437 16.8 5 Jared Ellerson, 2003 909 1964 Aaron Brown 27 207 1 2007 66 775 11.7 9 3. Ryan Thelwell, 1995 775 Kent Kramer 17 342 4 Total 159 2,434 15.3 26 4. Tutu Atwell, 1995 735 1965 Ken Last 31 463 1 5. Dwayne McMullen, 1982 640 5. RYAN THELWELL 1966 Ken Last 30 356 5 1967 Charlie Sanders 21 276 2 1994 24 406 16.9 3 SEASON RECEPTIONS 1968 Ray Parson 30 333 2 1995 58 775 13.4 6 1. Eric Decker, 2007 67 1969 Ray Parson 27 391 3 1996 54 1,051 19.5 5 2. Ryan Thelwell, 1996 58 1970 Doug Kingsriter 26 362 2 Total 136 2,232 16.4 14 3. Jared Ellerson, 2003 44 1971 Doug Kingsriter 28 379 2 4. MarQueis Gray, 2010 42 6. JARED ELLERSON 1972 Doug Kingsriter 16 178 0 5. Aaron Osterman, 1992 41 1973 Keith Fahnhorst 10 102 0 2002 9 113 12.6 2 Dwayne McMullen, 1982 41 1974 Rick Upchurch 14 209 5 2003 44 909 20.7 5 1975 Ron Kullas 42 545 4 2004 37 521 14.1 3 JUNIOR 1976 Ron Kullas 33 372 1 2005 21 511 24.3 5 SEASON RECEIVING YARDS 1977 Jeff Anhorn 21 266 2 Total 111 2,054 18.5 15 1. Ron Johnson, 2000 1,125 1978 Elmer Bailey 27 464 4 2. Eric Decker, 2008 1,074 7. DA’JON MCKNIGHT 1979 Elmer Bailey 37 552 7 3. Ryan Thelwell, 1996 1,051 1980 Chester Cooper 14 210 1 2008 3 38 12.7 1 4. Luke Leverson, 1998 854 1981 Chester Cooper 58 1,012 6 2009 17 311 18.3 0 5. Tutu Atwell, 1996 822 1982 Dwayne McMullen 41 640 5 2010 48 750 15.6 10 1983 Jay Carroll 37 459 2 2011 51 760 14.9 4 SEASON RECEPTIONS 1984 Dwayne McMullen 26 594 5 Total 119 1,859 15.6 15 1. Eric Decker, 2008 84 1985 Melvin Anderson 26 554 3 2. Tutu Atwell, 1996 62 8. LUKE LEVERSON 1986 Melvin Anderson 27 384 4 3. Ron Johnson, 2000 61 1987 Craig Otto 22 309 3 1996 3 42 14.0 0 Omar Douglas, 1992 61 1988 Chris Gaiters 42 564 4 1997 28 400 14.3 1 5. Luke Leverson, 1998 60 1989 Chris Gaiters 31 366 3 1998 60 854 14.2 9 1990 Kevin Grant 28 413 4 1999 41 547 13.3 0 SENIOR 1991 Patt Evans 35 454 1 Total 132 1,843 14.0 10 SEASON RECEIVING YARDS 1992 Omar Douglas 61 669 3 1. Chester Cooper, 1981 1,012 1993 Omar Douglas 60 880 11 2. Tutu Atwell, 1997 924 1994 Chuck Rios 52 436 1 3. Ron Johnson, 2001 895 Aaron Osterman 38 604 5 4. Omar Douglas, 1993 880 1995 Ryan Thelwell 58 775 6 5. Aaron Hosack, 2003 814 1996 Tutu Atwell 62 822 6 Ryan Thelwell 54 1,051 5

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n Receiving Records 1997 Tutu Atwell 58 924 5 Tony Levine vs. Purdue (10/8/94) 116 Eric Decker vs. Kansas (12/31/08) 149 1998 Luke Leverson 60 854 9 Ryan Thelwell vs. Northwestern (10/15/94) 178 Eric Decker at Syracuse (9/5/09) 183 1999 Ron Johnson 43 574 7 Aaron Osterman vs. Michigan (11/12/94) 187 Eric Decker vs. Air Force (9/12/09) 113 2000 Ron Johnson 61 1,125 11 Aaron Osterman vs. Iowa (11/19/94) 143 Eric Decker vs. Cal (9/19/09) 119 2001 Ron Johnson 56 895 9 Ryan Thelwell vs. Ball State (9/16/95) 167 Eric Decker vs. Wisconsin (10/3/09) 140 2002 Antoine Burns 44 526 4 Tutu Atwell vs. Arkansas State (9/30/95) 130 Duane Bennett vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) 121 Aaron Hosack 29 649 3 Ryan Thelwell vs. Northwestern (10/14/95) 105 Da’Jon McKnight vs. Iowa State (12/31/09) 124 2003 Aaron Hosack 51 814 8 Tutu Atwell vs. Michigan State (10/21/95) 131 MarQueis Gray vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 117 Jared Ellerson 44 909 5 Tony Levine vs. Michigan State (10/21/95) 119 Da’Jon McKnight at Purdue (10/16/10) 123 2004 Jared Ellerson 37 521 3 Tutu Atwell vs. Ohio State (11/4/95) 116 Da’Jon McKnight vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 103 Ernie Wheelwright 30 654 7 Tutu Atwell vs. Wisconsin (11/11/95) 148 Da’Jon McKnight vs. New Mexico State (9/10/11) 146 2005 Ernie Wheelwright 37 568 5 Tony Levine vs. Wisconsin (11/11/95) 105 Devin Crawford-Tufts vs. Iowa (10/29/11) 100 Logan Payne 37 529 2 Ryan Thelwell vs. Ball State (9/14/96) 228 Da’Jon McKnight at Michigan State (11/5/11) 173 2006 Logan Payne 59 804 9 Tutu Atwell vs. Ball State (9/14/96) 119 A.J. Barker at UNLV (8/30/12) 101 2007 Eric Decker 67 909 9 Tutu Atwell vs. Syracuse (9/21/96) 126 A.J. Barker vs. Western Michigan (9/15/12) 101 2008 Eric Decker 84 1,074 7 Tutu Atwell vs. Purdue (10/5/96) 162 A.J. Barker vs. Purdue (10/27/12) 135 2009 Eric Decker 50 758 5 Ryan Thelwell vs. Michigan State (10/19/96) 101 Derrick Engel vs. Texas Tech (12/28/12) 108 2010 Da’Jon McKnight 48 750 10 Ryan Thelwell vs. Michigan (10/26/96) 106 Isaac Fruechte at Illinois (10/25/14) 105 2011 Da’Jon McKnight 51 760 4 Ryan Thelwell vs. Wisconsin (11/9/96) 142 2012 A.J. Barker 30 577 7 Tutu Atwell vs. Wisconsin (11/9/96) 105 2013 Maxx Williams 25 417 5 Ryan Thelwell vs. Illinois (11/16/96) 131 2014 Maxx Williams 36 569 8 Ryan Thelwell vs. Iowa (11/23/96) 127 Tutu Atwell vs. Houston (9/27/97) 177 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES Tutu Atwell vs. Wisconsin (10/25/97) 126 TOP PERFORMANCES SINCE 1950 Tutu Atwell vs. Indiana (11/15/97) 167 Luke Leverson at Houston (9/12/98) 112 Name, Opponent (Date) Yards Adam Weber (2007-10) • career leader in net total offense Jim Soltau vs. Michigan (10/23/53) 102 Luke Leverson at Purdue (10/3/98) 110 Bob Soltis vs. Washington (9/27/58) 108 Luke Leverson at Ohio State (10/17/98) 108 Tom Moe vs. Indiana (11/1/58) 119 Luke Leverson vs. Michigan State (10/24/98) 137 Ken Last vs. Northwestern (11/6/65) 101 Ron Johnson vs. Wisconsin (11/7/98) 100 Aaron Brown vs. Northwestern (11/6/65) 107 Luke Leverson vs. Iowa (11/21/98) 107 Ken Last vs. Purdue (11/13/65) 117 Ron Johnson vs. Indiana (11/3/99) 108 Ken Last vs. Kansas (10/1/66) 120 Ron Johnson vs. Ohio (9/9/00) 144 Charles Litten vs. Michigan (10/26/68) 114 Ron Johnson vs. Penn State (10/7/00) 114 Mike Jones vs. Northwestern (11/3/73) 136 Ron Johnson at Ohio State (10/14/00) 163 Mike Jones vs. Michigan State (10/16/76) 101 Ron Johnson at Indiana (10/21/00) 177 Jeff Anhorn vs. Wisconsin (11/20/76) 101 Ron Johnson at Wisconsin (11/4/00) 111 Glenn Bourquin vs. Michigan (10/13/79) 123 Ron Johnson at Iowa (11/17/01) 181 Elmer Bailey vs. Iowa (10/20/79) 158 Ben Utecht vs. Wisconsin (11/24/01) 104 Roger Artis vs. Illinois (10/27/79) 110 Jared Ellerson vs. Tulsa (8/30/03) 156 Jeff Anhorn vs. Michigan State (11/10/79) 119 Aaron Hosack vs. Troy State (9/6/03) 105 Chester Cooper vs. Ohio (9/12/81) 145 Jared Ellerson vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (9/20/03) 102 Chester Cooper vs. Northwestern (10/10/81) 178 Jared Ellerson at Northwestern (10/4/03) 189 Chester Cooper vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) 182 Aaron Hosack vs. Michigan State (10/18/03) 113 Jay Carroll vs. Michigan State (11/14/81) 145 Aaron Hosack at Illinois (10/25/03) 112 Chester Cooper vs. Wisconsin (11/21/81) 123 Aaron Hosack at Iowa (11/18/03) 124 Dwayne McMullen vs. Ohio (9/11/82) 126 Jared Ellerson at Iowa (11/18/03) 159 Dwayne McMullen vs. Illinois (10/2/82) 151 Aaron Hosack vs. Oregon (12/31/03) 107 Alan Reid vs. Indiana (10/16/82) 109 Jared Ellerson vs. Toledo (9/4/04) 140 Dwayne McMullen vs. Iowa (10/23/82) 104 Ernie Wheelwright at Michigan State (10/16/04) 104 Dwayne McMullen vs. Illinois (11/5/83) 115 Jared Ellerson vs. Ohio State (10/29/05) 113 Dwayne McMullen vs Northwestern (10/20/84) 186 Logan Payne at Iowa (11/19/05) 158 Gary Couch vs. Purdue (10/5/85) 171 Ernie Wheelwright vs. Virginia (12/30/05) 120 Kevin Starks vs. Northwestern (10/12/85) 102 Logan Payne vs. Temple (9/16/06) 136 Mel Anderson vs. Michigan State (11/2/85) 126 Logan Payne vs. Michigan (9/30/06) 104 Gary Couch vs. Wisconsin (11/9/85) 124 Ernie Wheelwright vs. Indiana (11/4/06) 116 Jason Bruce vs. Northwestern (10/10/87) 120 Logan Payne vs. Indiana (11/4/06) 137 Jason Bruce vs. Illinois (10/29/88) 113 Jack Simmons vs. Texas Tech (12/29/06) 134 Kevin Grant vs. Northwestern (10/6/91) 111 Eric Decker vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/8/07) 128 Kevin Grant vs. Northwestern (10/13/91) 118 Eric Decker at Florida Atlantic (9/15/07) 165 Keswic Joiner vs. Ohio State (10/27/91) 125 Ernie Wheelwright at Indiana (10/6/07) 101 Omar Douglas vs. San Jose State (9/12/92) 140 Ernie Wheelwright at Northwestern (10/13/07) 116 Omar Douglas vs. Pittsburgh (9/26/92) 109 Ernie Wheelwright vs. Illinois (11/3/07) 123 Aaron Osterman vs. Iowa (11/21/92) 158 Eric Decker vs. Wisconsin (11/17/07) 125 Omar Douglas vs. Penn State (9/4/93) 193 Duane Bennett at Bowling Green (9/6/08) 100 Tony Levine vs. Indiana State (9/11/93) 141 Eric Decker vs. Montana State (9/13/08) 157 Omar Douglas vs. Indiana (10/2/93) 106 Eric Decker vs. Florida Atlantic (9/20/08) 122 Omar Douglas vs. Purdue (10/9/93) 149 Eric Decker vs. Indiana (10/4/08) 190 Omar Douglas vs. Michigan (11/13/93) 123 Brandon Green at Purdue (10/25/08) 100

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Adam Weber (2007-10) • career leader in net total offense TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS RUSH-PASS PLAYS Game: 75, Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio State, 11/7/81 (8 rush, 67 pass) Season: 537, Adam Weber, 2008 (127 rush, 410 pass) Career: 1,992, Adam Weber, 2007-2010 (398 rush, 1,594 pass)

NET YARDS Game: 536, Tim Schade vs. Penn State, 9/4/93 (58 rush, 478 pass) Season: 3,512, Adam Weber, 2007 (617 rush, 2,895 pass) Career: 11,790, Adam Weber, 2007-2010 (873 rush, 10,917 pass)

FRESHMAN YARDAGE RECORD 3,512 Adam Weber, 2007

SOPHOMORE YARDAGE RECORD 2,994 Adam Weber, 2008 Asad Abdul-Khaliq (2000-03) • ranks second all-time in career total JUNIOR YARDAGE RECORD offense 2,560 Bryan Cupito, 2005

SENIOR YARDAGE RECORD 2,922 Billy Cockerham, 1999

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n Total Offense Records SEASON RECORDS 3. BRYAN CUPITO 1977 Kent Kitzmann 0 723 723 2003 0001979 Mark Carlson (-39) 2,188 2,149 Rush Pass Total 2004 42 2,097 2,139 1980 Garry White 987 0 987 1. Adam Weber, 2007 617 2,895 3,512 2005 30 2,530 2,560 1981 Mike Hohensee 25 2,412 2,437 2. Adam Weber, 2008 233 2761 2,994 2006 (-69) 2,819 2,750 1982 Mike Hohensee 38 2,380 2,418 3. Billy Cockerham, 1999 831 2,091 2,922 Total 3 7,446 7,449 1983 Greg Murphy (-70) 1,410 1,340 4. Adam Weber, 2010 156 2,679 2,835 1984 Rickey Foggie 647 1,036 1,683 5. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2003 370 2,401 2,771 4. RICKEY FOGGIE 1985 Rickey Foggie 511 1,493 2,004 6. Bryan Cupito, 2006 (-69) 2,819 2,750 1984 647 1,036 1,683 1986 Rickey Foggie 401 1,401 1,802 7. Bryan Cupito, 2005 30 2,530 2,560 1985 511 1,493 2,004 1987 Rickey Foggie 591 1,232 1,823 8. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002 322 2,190 2,512 1986 401 1,401 1,802 1988 Scott Schaffner 146 1,234 1,380 9. Cory Sauter, 1995 (-108) 2,600 2,492 1987 591 1,232 1,823 1989 Scott Schaffner 125 1,373 1,498 10. Marquel Fleetwood, 1992 319 2,168 2,487 Total 2,150 5,162 7,312 1990 Marquel Fleetwood 268 1,199 1,467 11. Cory Sauter, 1996 (-113) 2,578 2,465 1991 Marquel Fleetwood 178 1,642 1,820 12. MarQueis Gray, 2011 966 1,495 2,461 5. CORY SAUTER 1992 Marquel Fleetwood 319 2,168 2,487 13. Adam Weber, 2009 (-133) 2,582 2,449 1994 (-25) 80 55 1993 Tim Schade 13 1,648 1,661 14. Mike Hohensee, 1981 25 2,412 2,437 1995 (-108) 2,600 2,492 1994 Tim Schade 18 2,338 2,356 15. Mike Hohensee, 1982 38 2,380 2,418 1996 (-113) 2,578 2,465 1995 Cory Sauter (-108) 2,600 2,492 1997 20 1,576 1,596 1996 Cory Sauter (-113) 2,578 2,465 CAREER RECORDS Total (-226) 6,834 6,608 1997 Cory Sauter 20 1,576 1,596 Rush Pass Total 1998 Billy Cockerham 311 1,150 1,461 1. Adam Weber, 2007-10 873 10,91711,790 6. MARQUEL FLEETWOOD 1999 Billy Cockerham 831 2,091 2,922 2. Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2000-03 1,158 6,660 7,818 1989 110 270 380 2000 Travis Cole 188 1,982 2,170 3. Bryan Cupito, 2003-06 3 7,446 7,449 1990 268 1,199 1,467 2001 Asad Abdul-Khaliq 266 1,393 1,659 4. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 2,150 5,162 7,312 1991 178 1,642 1,820 2002 Asad Abdul-Khaliq 322 2,190 2,512 1992 319 2,168 2,487 2003 Asad Abdul-Khaliq 370 2,401 2,771 5. Cory Sauter, 1994-97 (-226) 6,834 6,608 Darrell Thompson (1986-89) • career leader in all-purpose yardage 6. Marquel Fleetwood, 1989-92 875 5,279 6,154 Total 875 5,279 6,154 2004 Bryan Cupito 42 2,097 2,139 7. Mike Hohensee, 1981-82 63 4,792 4,855 2005 Bryan Cupito 30 2,530 2,560 8. Billy Cockerham, 1996-99 1,273 3,490 4,763 7. MIKE HOHENSEE 2006 Bryan Cupito (-69) 2,819 2,750 9. Tony Dungy, 1973-76 1,165 3,515 4,680 1981 25 2,412 2,437 2007 Adam Weber 617 2,895 3,512 10. Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 4,654 22 4,676 1982 38 2,380 2,418 2008 Adam Weber 233 2,761 2,994 Total 63 4,792 4,855 2009 Adam Weber (-133) 2,582 2,449 GAME RECORDS 2010 Adam Weber 156 2,679 2,835 8. BILLY COCKERHAM 2011 MarQueis Gray 966 1,495 2,461 536 Tim Schade vs. Penn State (9/4/93) 1996 0772012 Philip Nelson 184 873 1,057 439 Adam Weber vs. Wisconsin (11/17/07) 1997 131 242 373 2013 Philip Nelson 364 1,306 1,670 430 Adam Weber at Northwestern (10/13/07) 1998 311 1,150 1,461 2014 Mitch Leidner 452 1,798 2,250 425 Cory Sauter vs. Houston (9/27/97) 1999 831 2,091 2,922 423 Mike Hohensee vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) Total 1,273 3,490 4,763 421 Scott Eckers vs. Purdue (10/8/93) 417 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs. Michigan St. (10/18/03) 9. TONY DUNGY 411 Adam Weber vs. Michigan St. (10/31/09) 1973 156 97 253 410 Asad Abdul-Khaliq at Iowa (11/15/03) 1974 417 612 1,029 398 Bryan Cupito vs. Ohio State (10/29/05) 1975 244 1,515 1,759 397 Cory Sauter at Michigan State (10/21/95) 1976 348 1,291 1,639 392 Tim Schade vs. Michigan (11/12/94) Total 1,165 3,515 4,680 386 Cory Sauter vs. Ball State (9/14/96) 378 Bryan Cupito vs. Indiana (11/4/06) 10. DARRELL THOMPSON 378 Greg Murphy at Indiana (10/8/83) 1986 1,376 0 1,376 ALL-TIME TOP 10 TOTAL 1987 1,229 0 1,229 1988 910 8 918 OFFENSE 1989 1,139 14 1,153 Year Rush Pass Total Total 4,654 22 4,676 1. ADAM WEBER 2007 617 2,895 3,512 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 2008 233 2,761 2,994 Rush Pass Total 2009 (-133) 2,582 2,449 1964 John Hankinson 178 1,084 1,262 2010 156 2,679 2,835 1965 John Hankinson 106 1,477 1,583 Total 873 10,917 11,790 1966 Curtis Wilson 546 290 836 1967 Curtis Wilson 272 543 770 2. ASAD ABDUL-KHALIQ 1968 Phil Hagen 134 771 905 2000 200 676 876 1969 Phil Hagen (-6) 1,266 1,260 2001 266 1,393 1,659 1970 Craig Curry 295 1,315 1,610 2002 322 2,190 2,512 1971 Craig Curry 380 1,691 2,071 2003 370 2,401 2,771 1972 John King 0 1,164 1,164 Total 1,158 6,660 7,818 1973 Rick Upchurch 841 59 900 1974 Tony Dungy 417 612 1,029 1975 Tony Dungy 244 1,515 1,759 1976 Tony Dungy 348 1,291 1,639

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Darrell Thompson (1986-89) • career leader in all-purpose yardage ALL-PURPOSE RECORDS ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE Marion Barber vs. Illinois (11/18/78) 233 Game: 349, Tutu Atwell vs. Iowa State, 9/13/97 28. Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin (11/8/03) 231 (21 rush, 44 rec., 225 kickoff ret., 59 punt ret.) Darrell Thompson vs. Indiana State (9/30/89) 231 Season: 2,073, Tutu Atwell, 1997 30. Tellis Redmon at Northwestern (10/13/01) 230 (77 rush, 924 rec., 776 kickoff ret., 296 punt ret.) 31. Ryan Thelwell vs. Ball State (9/13/96) 228 Career: 5,109, Darrell Thompson, 1989-92 32. Bob McNamara vs. Iowa (11/13/54) 227 (4,654 rush, 341 rec., 114 kickoff return) 33. Marion Barber III vs. Indiana (11/1/03) 222 34. David Cobb vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) 220 GAME RECORDS Amir Pinnix at Purdue (9/23/06) 220 (Minimum of 200 yards) 36. Marion Barber III at CSU (9/18/04) 217 Name Yds 37. Omar Douglas at Penn State (9/4/93 215 1. Tutu Atwell vs. Iowa State (9/13/97) 349 Gary Couch vs. Purdue (10/5/85) 215 2. Laurence Maroney vs. Purdue (9/24/05) 333 39. Tutu Atwell vs. Indiana (11/15/97) 214 3. Tellis Redmon vs. Illinois (9/30/2000) 314 40. Tutu Atwell vs. Purdue (10/11/97) 213 4. Chris Darkins vs. Purdue (10/7/95) 306 41. Chris Darkins vs. Syracuse (9/23/95) 212 5. Troy Stoudermire vs. Iowa (11/22/08) 290 42. Darrell Thompson vs. Bowling Green (9/13/86) 211 6. Garry White vs. Ohio State (9/15/79) 288 43. Thomas Tapeh at Baylor (9/16/2000) 210 7. Tellis Redmon vs. N.C. State (12/28/2000) 279 44. Chris Darkins vs. Purdue (10/9/93) 208 8. Kent Kitzmann at Illinois (11/12/77) 266 45. David Cobb vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) 207 9. Marion Barber III vs. Michigan (10/10/03) 264 Barry Mayer at Iowa (11/2/68) 207 10. Darrell Thompson vs. Northwestern (10/11/86) 262 47. Amir Pinnix vs. Michigan State (11/12/05) 206 11. Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin (10/15/05) 258 48. Tutu Atwell vs. Wisconsin (11/8/97) 204 Tutu Atwell (1994-97) • 12. Barry Mayer vs. Wisconsin (11/22/69) 256 49. Laurence Maroney at Tulsa (9/1/05) 203 season leader in all-purpose yardage 13. Chris Darkins vs. Purdue (10/8/94) 252 Jared Ellerson at Northwestern (10/4/03) 203 14. Tellis Redmon vs. Ohio State (11/3/01) 250 Darrell Thompson vs. Miami (OH) (9/17/88) 203 15. Tutu Atwell vs. Houston (9/27/97) 246 16. Terry Jackson II vs. Northwestern (10/12/02) 244 17. Luke Leverson vs. Michigan St. (10/24/98) 243 18. Rick Upchurch at Northwestern (11/3/73) 242 19. Troy Stoudermire vs. Michigan St. (10/31/09) 240 20. Garry White vs. Wisconsin (11/17/79) 239 21. Chris Darkins vs. Pacific (9/10/94) 239 22. Terry Jackson II at Michigan State (10/20/02) 238 23. Tutu Atwell vs. Ohio State (11/8/97) 237 24. David Cobb at Indiana (11/2/13) 236 John Lewis vs. San Jose State (9/12/92) 236 26. David Cobb at Michigan (9/27/14) 233

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n All-Purpose Records SEASON RECORDS 4. THOMAS HAMNER (4,363 YARDS) Rush Rec. KOR PR Oth Total 1996 883 81 ———964 1. Tutu Atwell, 1997 77 924 776 296 — 2,073 1997 663 95 ———758 2. Tellis Redmon, 2000 1,368 327 315 14 — 2,024 1998 838 72 ———910 3. Marion Barber III, 2003 1,196 119 405 172 — 1,892 1999 1,426 305 ———1,731 4. David Cobb, 2014 1,626 162 ———1,788 Total 3,810 553 ———4,363 5. Chris Darkins, 1994 1,443 299 — — — 1,742 6. Thomas Hamner, 1999 1,462 305 ———1,731 5. CHRIS DARKINS (4,347 YARDS) 7. Laurence Maroney, 2005 1,464 170 96 ——1,730 1992 357 161 124 ——642 8. Rick Upchurch, 1974 942 209 440 125 — 1,716 1993 610 180 251 ——1,041 9. Darrell Thompson, 1986 1,376 202 114 ——1,692 1994 1,443 299 — ——1,742 10. Tellis Redmon, 2001 1,091 83 202 308 — 1,648 1995 825 97 — — — 922 11. Marion Barber III, 2004 1,269 27 206 110 — 1,612 Total 3,235 737 375 ——4,347 12. Laurence Maroney, 2003 1,121 11 413 ——1,545 13. Rick Upchurch, 1973 841 33 356 305 — 1,535 6. TROY STOUDERMIRE (4,131 YARDS) 14. Laurence Maroney, 2004 1,348 16 158 ——1,522 2008 19 13 1083 0—1,115 15. Amir Pinnix, 2006 1,272 138 ———1,410 2009 13 306 1057 0—1,376 16. Marion Barber, 1978 1,210 171 ———1,381 2010 0 114 789 9 24 936 17. David Cobb, 2013 1,202 174 ———1,376 2011 00173 0 19 192 Troy Stoudermire, 2009 13 306 1057 ——1,376 2012 00513 -1 — 512 19. Gary Russell, 2005 1,130 168 59 ——1,357 Total 32 433 3,615 8 43 4,131 20. Chris Gaiters, 1988 (-6) 564 612 178 — 1,348 21. Terry Jackson II, 2002 1,317 30 ———1,347 7. TUTU ATWELL (3,907 YARDS) 22. Darrell Thompson, 1987 1,229 39 ——— 1,268 1994 26 159 — ——185 23. Ron Johnson, 2000 0 1,125 69 53 — 1,247 1995 59 735 — 20 — 814 24. Paul Giel, 1953 749 19 130 288 60 1,246 1996 13 822 — — — 835 25. John King, 1973 1,164 27 32 ——1,223 1997 77 924 776 296 — 2,073 26. Darrell Thompson, 1989 1,139 51 ———1,190 Total 175 2,640 776 316 — 3,907 27. Eric Decker, 2008 87 1,074 ———1,161 28. John Lewis, 1992 — 392 755 ——1,147 8. TELLIS REDMON (3,821 YARDS) 29. Garry White, 1980 959 177 ———1,136 1999 22 0 37 54 — 113 30. Luke Leverson, 1998 — 854 17 257 — 1,128 2000 1,368 327 315 14 — 2,024 31. Rafael Cooper, 1995 471 114 537 ——1,122 2001 1,091 83 202 308 — 1,684 32. Troy Stoudermire, 2008 19 13 — 1,083 — 1,115 Total 2,481 410 554 376 — 3,821 33. Bob McNamara, 1954 708 193 140 36 23 1,100 34. Barry Mayer, 1969 745 137 216 — — 1,098 9. MARION BARBER (3,791 YARDS) 35. Jared Ellerson, 2003 147 909 ———1,056 1977 589 69 — ——658 36. Ryan Thelwell, 1996 — 1,051 ———1,051 1978 1,210 171 — — — 1,381 37. Ernie Cook, 1971 881 143 20 ——1,044 1979 526 337 — — — 863 38. Chris Darkins, 1993 610 180 251 ——1,041 1980 769 120 — — — 889 39. Duane Bennett, 2011 639 23 344 30 — 1,036 Total 3,094 697 — — — 3,791 40. Chester Cooper, 1981 11 1021 ———1,032 10. MELVIN ANDERSON (3,284 YARDS) ALL-TIME TOP 10 ALL-PURPOSE 1983 11 80 468 ——559 Year Rush Rec KOR PR Other Total 1984 (-2) 247 603 — — 848 1. DARRELL THOMPSON (5,109 YARDS) 1985 14 554 379 ——947 1986 1,376 202 114 ——1,692 1986 — 384 546 ——930 1987 1,229 39 ———1,268 Total 23 1,265 1,996 ——3,284 1988 910 49 ———959 1989 1,139 51 ———1,190 Total 4,654 341 114 ——5,109

2. LAURENCE MARONEY (4,787 YARDS) 2003 1,121 11 — 413 — 1,545 2004 1,348 16 158 ——1,522 2005 1,464 170 96 ——1,730 Total 3,933 187 667 ——4,787

3. MARION BARBER III (4,495 YARDS) 2001 742 19 136 ——897 2002 69 25 ———94 2003 1,196 119 405 172 — 1,892 2004 1,269 27 110 206 — 1,612 Total 3,276 190 651 378 — 4,495

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n All-Purpose Records YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Rush Rec KOR PR Other Total 1949 Bill Bye 561 ———— 561 1950 Richard Gregory 315 13 ——— 328 1951 Paul Giel 789 133 —564 991 1952 Paul Giel 650 129 149 —— 928 1953 Paul Giel 749 19 130 288 60 1,246 1954 Bob McNamara 708 193 140 36 23 1,100 1955 Pinky McNamara 185 102 32 166 13 498 1956 Robert Cox 553 — 32 38 — 623 1957 Robert Cox 315 — 110 37 — 462 1958 William Kauth 361 144 192 123 — 712 1959 Sandy Stephens 140 — 299 57 70 566 1960 Sandy Stephens 215 — 213 90 114 632 1961 Sandy Stephens 533 ——88 2 623 1962 James Cairns 224 221 36 160 30 671 1963 Gerald Pelletier 250 105 65 145 15 580 1964 Fred Farthing, Jr. 433 62 57 —— 552 1965 Ken Last 35 463 17 —— 515 1966 Curtis Wilson 546 3 94 2— 645 1967 James Carter 519 92 ——— 611 1968 Barry Mayer 662 28 31 — 27 748 1969 Barry Mayer 745 137 216 ——1,098 1970 Ernie Cook 495 82 2—— 579 1971 Ernie Cook 881 143 20 ——1,044 1972 John King 1,164 — 32 ——1,196 1973 Rick Upchurch 841 33 356 305 — 1,535 1974 Rick Upchurch 942 209 440 125 — 1,716 1975 Milfred Holmes 573 49 128 10 — 760 1976 Kent Kitzmann 696 41 68 —— 805 1977 Kent Kitzmann 647 —— –— 647 1978 Marion Barber 1,210 171 ———1,381 1979 Garry White 861 152 8——1,021 1980 Garry White 959 177 ———1,021 1981 Chester Cooper 11 1,021 ———1,032 1982 Alan Reid 290 280 90 —— 640 1983 Melvin Anderson 11 80 468 —— 559 1984 Melvin Anderson (-2) 247 603 —— 848 1985 Melvin Anderson 14 554 379 —— 947 1986 Darrell Thompson 1,376 202 114 ——1,692 1987 Darrell Thompson 1,229 39 ———1,268 1988 Chris Gaiters (-6) 564 612 178 — 1,348 1989 Darrell Thompson 1,139 51 ———1,190 1990 Mark Smith 700 149 16 —— 865 1991 Antonio Carter 660 114 35 —— 807 1992 John Lewis — 392 755 ——1,147 1993 Chris Darkins 610 180 251 ——1,041 1994 Chris Darkins 1,443 299 ———1,742 1995 Rafael Cooper 471 114 537 ——1,122 1996 Ryan Thelwell — 1051 ———1,051 1997 Tutu Atwell 77 924 776 296 — 2,073 1998 Luke Leverson — 854 17 257 — 1,128 1999 Thomas Hamner 1,426 305 ———1,731 2000 Tellis Redmon 1,368 327 315 14 — 2,024 2001 Tellis Redmon 1,091 83 202 308 — 1,684 2002 Terry Jackson II 1,317 30 ———1,347 2003 Marion Barber III 1,196 119 405 172 — 1,892 2004 Marion Barber III 1,269 27 206 110 — 1,612 2005 Laurence Maroney 1,464 170 96 ——1,730 2006 Amir Pinnix 1,272 138 ———1,410 2007 Eric Decker 22 909 — 28 — 959 2008 Eric Decker 87 1,074 ———1,161 2009 Troy Stoudermire 3 306 1,376 ——1,376 2010 Troy Stoudermire 0 114 789 9— 936 2011 Duane Bennett 639 23 344 30 — 1,036 2012 Donnell Kirkwood 926 23 ——— 949 2013 David Cobb 1,202 174 ———1,376 2014 David Cobb 1,626 162 ———1,788

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Karon Riley (1999-2000) • career leader in sacks DEFENSIVE RECORDS TOTAL TACKLES FUMBLE RECOVERIES Game: 32, Bill Light vs. Iowa, 10/31/70 Season: 5, Stephen Thompson, 1968 Season: 172, Bill Light, 1970 Career: 8, Stephen Thompson, 1967-70 Career: 528, Tyrone Carter, 1996-99 LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN SOLO TACKLES 88 yards, Marcus Sherels vs. Wisconsin, 10/3/09 Game: 20, Pete Najarian vs. Purdue, 9/22/84 Season: 127, Tyrone Carter, 1998 BLOCKED PUNTS Career: 414, Tyrone Carter, 1996-99 Season: 5, Jermaine Mays, 2002 Career: 6, Jermaine Mays, 1998-2000, '02 ASSISTS Game: 15, Bill Light vs. Iowa, 10/31/70 MOST FUMBLE RETURNS FOR TD Season: 79, Bill Light, 1970 Game: 2, Tyrone Carter vs. Syracuse, 9/21/96+ Career: 245, Pete Najarian, 1982-1985 Season: 2, Tyrone Carter vs. Syracuse, 1996

TACKLES FOR LOSS SENIOR RECORDS Game: 6, Sean Hoffman vs. Northwestern, 10/2/99 Tackles: 155, Jack Brewer, 2001 Season: 24, Lamanzer Williams, 1997 Tackles For A Loss: 24, Lamanzer Williams, 1997 Career: 44.5, Willie VanDeSteeg, 2005-08 Sacks: 18.5, Lamanzer Williams, 1997

QUARTERBACK SACKS JUNIOR RECORDS Game: 4, Willie VanDeSteeg at Michigan St., 11/11/06 Tackles: 172, Bill Light, 1970 Tyrone Carter (1996-99) • Karon Riley vs. Iowa, 11/18/00 Tackles For A Loss: 22, Karon Riley, 1999 career leader in tackles Season: 18.5, Lamanzer Williams, 1997 Sacks: 16, Karon Riley, 1999 Career: 29.0, Karon Riley, 1999-2000 SOPHOMORE RECORDS PASS BREAKUPS Tackles: 143, Tyrone Carter, 1997 Game: 6, Michael Carter vs Purdue, 10/27/12 Tackles For A Loss: 14.5, Willie VanDeSteeg, 2006 Michael Lehan vs. Michigan State, 10/19/01 Sacks: 10, Willie VanDeSteeg, 2006 Season: 18, Michael Lehan, 2001 Willie Middlebrooks, 1999 FRESHMAN RECORDS Career: 31, Trumaine Banks, 2003-06 Tackles: 101, Sean Hoffman, 1997 Ukee Dozier, 2001-04 Tackles For A Loss: 9, Steve Davis, 2005 Michael Lehan, 1999-2002 Sacks: 7, Charlton Keith, 2002

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n Defensive Records SEASON RECORDS 23 Ollie Bakken vs. Ohio State, 9/15/73 5. Darrell Reid, 2001-04 16 23 Tim Wheeler vs. Kansas, 10/1/66 6. D.L. Wilhite, 2009-12 15.5 TACKLES 7. Mark Losli, 2002-05 14 Season Tackles TACKLES FOR A LOSS 8. Steve Davis, 2005-08 13 1. Bill Light, 1970 172 6 Sean Hoffman vs. Northwestern, 10/2/99 Ben Williams, 1988-91 13 2. Jon Leverenz, 1987 162 5 Bob Stein vs. Iowa, 10/15/66 10. Theiren Cockran, 2012- 12.5 3. Tyrone Carter, 1998 158 4 Willie VanDeSteeg vs. Michigan State, 11/11/06 11. Greg White, 1999-2001 12 4. Jack Brewer, 2001 155 4 Darrell Reid at Michigan State, 10/16/04 Sean Hoffman, 1997-2000 12 5. George Washington, 1975 154 4 Kyle McKenzie vs. Indiana, 11/1/03 John Schlecht, 1998-2000 11 6. Tyrone Carter, 1999 144 4 Karon Riley vs. Iowa, 11/18/00 Pete Najarian, 1984 144 4 Curtese Poole vs. Iowa, 11/21/98 PASS BREAKUPS 8. Tyrone Carter, 1997 143 4 Tyrone Carter vs. Purdue, 10/3/98 Seasons PBU 9. Bruce Holmes, 1985 139 4 Lamanzer Williams vs. Penn State, 10/18/97 1. Trumaine Banks, 2003-06 31 10. Pete Najarian, 1985 137 4 Andy Kratchovil vs. Kansas State, 9/18/93 Ukee Dozier, 2001-04 31 4 Pete Najarian vs. Ohio, 9/11/82 Michael Lehan, 1999-2002 31 TACKLES FOR A LOSS 4 Fred Orgas vs. Indiana, 10/17/81 4. Willie Middlebrooks, 1998-2000 30 Season TFL 4 Jeff Schuh vs. Indiana, 11/8/80 5. Craig Scruggs, 1995-98 25 1. Lamanzer Williams, 1997 23.5 4 Stan Sytsma vs. Oregon State, 10/7/78 Rodney Heath, 1993-96 25 2. Karon Riley, 1999 21.5 4 George Washington vs. Wisconsin, 11/22/75 7. Jamal Harris, 2004-07 21 3. Karon Riley, 2000 20 4 Paul Glantan vs. Purdue, 11/10/73 Glenn Cardelli, 1979-81 21 John Schlecht, 1999 20 9. Juan Hunter, 1991-94 20 5. Willie VanDeSteeg, 2008 19.0 QUARTERBACK SACKS 10. Andre Harris, 1980-84 19 6. Darrell Reid, 2004 17.5 4 Willie VanDeSteeg vs. Michigan State, 11/11/06 11. Jimmy Wyrick, 1996-99 18 7. Ben Mezera, 1999 16.5 4 Karon Riley vs. Iowa, 11/18/00 8. Jeff Schuh, 1980 16 3 Willie VanDeSteeg at Illinois, 10/11/08 FUMBLE RECOVERIES 9. Greg White, 2000 15 3 Paul Nixon at Ohio State, 11/2/02 Seasons FR Karon Riley (1999-2000) • career leader in sacks Tyrone Carter, 1998 15 3 Ben Mezera vs. Northwestern, 10/2/99 1. Stephen Thompson, 1967-70 8 3 Karon Riley vs. UL Monroe, 9/11/99 2. Sean Hoffman, 1997-2000 7 QUARTERBACK SACKS 3 Curtese Poole vs. Iowa, 11/21/98 Tyrone Carter, 1996-99 7 Season Sacks 3 Lamanzer Williams vs. Iowa, 11/22/97 Sean Lumpkin, 1988-91 7 1. Lamanzer Williams, 1997 18.5 3 Jon Michals vs. Iowa State, 9/13/97 Kerry Glenn, 1981-84 7 2. Karon Riley, 1999 16 3 Andy Kratchovil vs. Kansas State, 9/18/93 Ron Kamzelski, 1964-68 7 3. Karon Riley, 2000 13 3 Joel Staats vs. Indiana, 10/31/92 Wayne King, 1964-68 7 4. Ben Mezera, 1999 12 3 Mike Sunvold vs. Wisconsin, 11/3/90 8. Tom Murphy, 1977-80 6 5. Willie VanDeSteeg, 2008 10.5 3 Doug Mueller vs. Wisconsin, 10/13/84 Stan Sytsma, 1976-78 6 6. Willie VanDeSteeg, 2006 10 7. D.L. Wilhite, 2012 8.5 CAREER RECORDS ALL-TIME TOP 10 TACKLES 8. Tyrone Carter, 1998 8 TACKLES 9. Theiren Cockran, 2013 7.5 Year Assist Solo Total 1. TYRONE CARTER Darrell Reid, 2004 7.5 Seasons Tackles Dennis Capella, 1992 7.5 1. Tyrone Carter, 1996-99 528 1996 55 28 83 2. Pete Najarian, 1982-85 482 1997 116 27 143 PASS BREAKUPS 3. Bill Light, 1969-71 395 1998 127 31 158 Season PBU 4. Parc Williams, 1995-98 351 1999 116 28 144 1. Willie Middlebrooks, 1999 18 5. Russ Heath, 1990-93 329 Total 414 114 528 2. Michael Lehan, 2001 16 6. Steve Stewart, 1974-77 325 2. PETE NAJARIAN 3. Michael Carter, 2012 15 7. Bruce Holmes, 1983-86 323 Ukee Dozier, 2004 15 8. Joel Staats, 1988-91 318 1982 42 41 83 5. Traye Simmons, 2008 14 9. Justin Conzemius, 1992-95 317 1983 62 56 118 6. Trumaine Banks, 2005 13 10. Glenn Howard, 1978-81 308 1984 63 81 144 7. Marcus Sherels, 2008 11 1985 78 59 137 TACKLES FOR A LOSS Craig Scruggs, 1997 11 Total 245 237 482 Juan Hunter, 1993 11 Seasons TFL 3. BILL LIGHT Andre Harris, 1984 11 1. Willie VanDeSteeg, 2005-08 43.5 11. Eric Murray, 2013 10 2. John Schlecht, 1998-2000 42.5 1969 47 68 115 Derrick Wells, 2012 10 3. Karon Riley, 1999-2000 42 1970 93 79 172 Jimmy Wyrick, 1997 10 4. Darrell Reid, 2001-04 38 1971 52 56 108 Rodney Heath, 1994 10 5. Ben Mezera, 1997-2000 34.5 Total 192 203 395 Glenn Cardelli, 1981 10 6. Steve Neils, 1971-73 33 7. Lamanzer Williams, 1994-97 31 4. PARC WILLIAMS GAME RECORDS 8. Sean Hoffman, 1997-2000 27 1995 36 20 56 Craig Sauer, 1992-95 27 1996 61 37 98 TACKLES Ed Hawthorne, 1991-94 27 1997 82 33 115 32 Bill Light vs. Iowa, 10/31/70 1998 55 27 82 29 Bill Light vs. Indiana, 10/11/69 QUARTERBACK SACKS Total 234 117 351 26 Pete Najarian vs. Purdue, 9/22/84 Seasons Sacks 26 Pete Najarian vs. Nebraska, 9/17/83 1. Karon Riley, 1999-2000 29 25 Wayne King vs. Michigan, 10/25/69 2. Lamanzer Williams, 1994-97 23.5 24 Wayne King vs. Iowa, 11/2/68 3. Ben Mezera, 1997-2000 22 23 Pete Najarian vs. Oklahoma, 9/28/85 4. Willie VanDeSteeg, 2005-08 21.5 23 George Washington vs. Illinois, 10/11/75

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n Defensive Records

5. RUSS HEATH 1989 Mike Sunvold 44 33 77 2011 Gary Tinsley 9 33 1990 29 24 53 1990 Sean Lumpkin 67 32 99 2012 D.L. Wilhite 11 62 1991 36 49 85 1991 Sean Lumpkin 84 31 115 2013 Ra’Shede Hageman 13 50 1992 48 60 108 1992 Russ Heath 60 48 108 2014 Damien Wilson 10.5 32 1993 46 37 83 1993 Andrew Veit 42 43 85 Total 159 170 329 1994 Justin Conzemius 70 43 113 SACKS YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 1995 Craig Sauer 55 21 76 Year Player Sacks Yards 6. STEVE STEWART 1996 Parc Williams 61 37 98 1982 Jimmy James 4 35 1974 0001997 Tyrone Carter 116 27 143 Pete Najarian 4 35 1975 44 54 98 1998 Tyrone Carter 127 31 158 Rene Capo 4 24 1976 66 48 114 1999 Tyrone Carter 116 28 144 1983 Craig Paulson 2 13 1977 54 59 113 2000 Delvin Jones 66 22 88 1984 Gary Hadd 4 22 Total 146 179 325 2001 Jack Brewer 89 66 155 Courtney Holmes 4 20 2002 Eli Ward 71 45 116 1985 Larry Joyner 4— 7. BRUCE HOLMES 2003 Eli Ward 72 24 96 1986 Larry Joyner 3— 1983 4592004 Kyle McKenzie 50 29 79 Matt Martinez 3— 1984 21 30 51 2005 John Pawielski 61 25 86 1987 Brian Bonner 2— 1985 62 77 139 2006 Mike Sherels 67 37 104 Jon Leverenz 2— 1986 66 58 124 2007 Dom Barber 71 29 100 1988 Skeeter Akre 4 29 Total 153 170 323 2008 Lee Campbell 50 30 80 1989 Eddie Miles 5— 2009 Lee Campbell 70 49 119 1990 Ben Williams 6 47 8. JOEL STAATS 2010 Gary Tinsley 47 43 90 1991 Ben Williams 6 52 1988 32 48 80 2011 Kim Royston 71 52 123 1992 Dennis Cappella 7.5 50 1989 32 39 71 2012 Troy Stoudermire 59 23 82 1993 Andy Kratchovil 4 34 1990 40 49 89 2013 Cedric Thompson 52 27 79 1994 Craig Sauer 3 32 1991 37 41 78 2014 Damien Wilson 63 56 119 Trevor Walker 3 21 Jeff Wright (1968-70) • career and season leader in interceptions Total 141 177 318 1995 Lamanzer Williams 3 19 TACKLES FOR LOSS 1996 Jon Michals 2 25 9. JUSTIN CONZEMIUS YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Ben Langford 2 19 1992 39 26 65 Year Player TFL Yards 1997 Lamanzer Williams 18.5 95 1993 37 31 68 1978 Stan Sytsma 11 52 1998 Tyrone Carter 8 60 1994 70 43 113 1979 Alan Blanshan 7 39 1999 Karon Riley 16 101 1995 53 18 71 1980 Jeff Schuh 16 108 2000 Karon Riley 13 105 Total 199 118 317 1981 Karl Mecklenburg 13 62 2001 Greg White 5 35 2002 Charlton Keith 7 45 10. GLENN HOWARD 1982 Karl Mecklenburg 11 62 1983 Joe Christopherson 5 19 2003 Darrell Reid 5.5 39 1978 000 Peter Najarian 572004 Darrell Reid 7.5 58 1979 23 35 58 1984 Bruce Holmes 7 24 2005 Steve Davis 6 35 1980 65 61 126 1985 Mark Dusabek 6—2006 Willie VanDeSteeg 10 50 1981 56 68 124 Larry Joyner 6—2007 Mike Sherels 2.5 22 Total 144 164 308 1986 Gary Hadd 11 — 2008 Wilie VanDeSteeg 10.5 74 TACKLES YEAR-BY-YEAR 1987 Jon Leverenz 13 — 2009 Eric Small 3.0 19 LEADERS 1988 Skeeter Akre 7 50 D.L. Wilhite 3.0 26 Ron Goetz 7 27 2010 Jewhan Edwards 3.0 16 Year Player Solo Ass’t Total 1989 Eddie Miles 12 — 2011 Gary Tinsley 4.0 25 1966 Gary Reierson 40 52 92 1990 Sean Lumpkin 7 34 2012 D.L. Wilhite 8.5 54 1967 Wayne King 21 57 78 Ben Williams 7 34 2013 Theiren Cockran 7.5 38 1968 Wayne King 54 50 104 1991 Mike Sunvold 9 35 2014 Theiren Cockran 4.0 32 1969 Rich Crawford 59 74 133 1992 Dennis Cappella 13.5 67 Damien Wilson 4.0 18 1970 Bill Light 93 79 172 1993 Craig Sauer 12 54 1971 Bill Light 61 47 108 1994 Craig Sauer 11 45 Clayton Scheurer 61 47 108 1995 Ben Langford 7 16 1972 Ollie Bakken 53 40 93 1996 Jerome Davis 6 15 1973 Mike Steidl 62 37 99 1997 Lamanzer Williams 24 118 1974 Ollie Bakken 86 42 128 1998 Tyrone Carter 15 73 1975 George Washington 103 51 154 1999 Karon Riley 22 119 1976 Steve Stewart 66 48 114 2000 Karon Riley 20 121 1977 Steve Stewart 54 59 113 2001 Greg White 8 38 1978 Ed Burns 63 42 105 2002 Paul Nixon 8 40 1979 Jack Johnson 67 43 110 Darrell Reid 8 27 1980 Mike Robb 72 61 133 2003 Darrell Reid 12 50 1981 Jim Fahnhorst 67 54 121 2004 Darrell Reid 17.5 84 1982 Pete Najarian 41 42 83 2005 Steve Davis 9 49 1983 Pete Najarian 56 62 118 John Shevlin 9 29 1984 Pete Najarian 81 63 144 2006 Willie VanDeSteeg 14.5 59 1985 Bruce Holmes 62 77 139 2007 Deon Hightower 9.5 17 1986 Bruce Holmes 58 66 124 2008 Willie VanDeSteeg 19 94 1987 Jon Leverenz 96 66 162 2009 Lee Campbell 11.5 29 1988 Mac Stephens 66 53 119 2010 Jewhan Edwards 11 39

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Jeff Wright (1968-70) • career and season leader in interceptions INTERCEPTION RECORDS INTERCEPTIONS 55 Jeff Rosga vs. Wisconsin, 10/23/93 Game: 3, Jeff Wright vs. Michigan State, 11/14/70 55 Justin Conzemius vs. Purdue, 10/9/93 Mike White vs. Ohio, 9/26/70 55 Kevin Keller vs. Ohio State, 9/15/73 Walter Bowser vs. Iowa, 11/1/69 Noel Jenke vs. Wisconsin, 11/25/67 SENIOR INTERCEPTIONS Sandy Stephens vs. Wisconsin, 11/19/60 7, Jeff Wright, 1970 Shorty Cochran vs. Purdue, 10/1/55 Dick Anonsen vs. Wisconsin, 11/19/49 JUNIOR INTERCEPTIONS Season: 7, Jeff Wright, 1970 5, Walter Bowser, 1969; Rodney Heath, 1995; #8, Harold Van Every, 1939 Briean Boddy-Calhoun, 2014 Career: 12, Sean Lumpkin, 1988-91 Jeff Wright, 1968-70 SOPHOMORE INTERCEPTIONS 5, Mike White, 1970 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS Game: 140, Walter Bowser vs. Michigan St., 11/14/70 FRESHMAN INTERCEPTIONS Season: 203, Walter Bowser, 1970 3, Crawford Jordan, 1994; Kyle Theret, 2007 Career: 283, Sean Lumpkin, 1988-91 # Pre-Modern Era (before 1945) record TOUCHDOWN RETURNS Season: 2, Jeff Rosga, 1993; Gary Hohman, 1969 Career: 2, Aaron Hill 2010-2013, Jeff Rosga, 1991-93; Sean Lumpkin, 1988-91; Gary Hohman, 1969 Sean Lumpkin (1998-91) • career leader (tie) in interceptions LONGEST RETURNS 99 Gary Hohman vs. Nebraska, 10/4/69 95 Ed Duren vs. Iowa, 10/15/66 89 Briean Boddy-Calhoun vs. UNLV, 8/29/13 85 Sean Lumpkin vs. Ohio State, 10/28/89 76 Sean Lumpkin vs. Ohio State, 10/27/90 76 Fred Houde vs. Chicago, 10/20/28# 73 Doug Beaudoin vs. Indiana, 10/13/73 71 Trevis Graham vs. Illinois, 9/30/00 63 Larry Buhler vs. Wisconsin, 11/21/36# 61 Jimmy Wyrick vs. Indiana, 11/13/99 60 John Shevlin at Iowa, 11/19/05 56 Briean Boddy-Calhoun vs. Ohio State, 11/15/14

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n Interception Records SEASON RECORDS ALL-TIME TOP 5 INT 1989 Fred Foggie 5 48 9.6 0 1990 Sean Lumpkin 4 138 34.5 1 Season INT Year Int. Yds. TD Frank Jackson 4 39 9.75 0 1. Jeff Wright, 1970 7 1. SEAN LUMPKIN 1991 Sean Lumpkin 5 19 3.8 0 2. Walter Bowser, 1970 6 1988 180 1992 Jeff Rosga 200.0 0 3. Briean Boddy-Calhoun, 2014 5 1989 2 118 1 1993 Juan Hunter 4 117 29.3 0 Rodney Heath, 1995 5 1990 4 138 1 Jeff Rosga 4 91 22.8 2 Sean Lumpkin, 1991 5 1991 5 19 0 1994 Justin Conzemius 3 30 10.0 0 Fred Foggie, 1989 5 Total 12 283 2 Juan Hunter 3 22 7.3 0 Mike White, 1970 5 Crawford Jordan 351.7 0 Walter Bowser, 1969 5 1. JEFF WRIGHT 1995 Rodney Heath 5 41 8.2 0 Bill Munsey, 1960 5 1968 370 1996 Rodney Heath 3 43 14.3 0 1969 2 28 0 1997 Ben Mezera 200.0 0 1970 7 65 0 CAREER RECORDS Craig Scruggs 200.0 0 Total 12 100 0 Seasons INT Jimmy Wyrick 200.0 0 1. Sean Lumpkin, 1988-91 12 1998 Sean Hoffman 3 29 9.7 0 3. KEITH EDWARDS Jeff Wright, 1968-70 12 1999 Jimmy Wyrick 2 115 57.5 1 1977 3 12 0 3. Keith Edwards, 1977-79 11 Delvin Jones 231.5 0 1978 4 72 0 Walter Bowser, 1969-70 11 Jack Brewer 2 (-4) (-2.0) 0 1979 4 37 0 Tom Sakal, 1965-67 11 2000 Clorenzo Griffin 2 39 19.5 0 Total 11 121 0 6. Kyle Theret, 2007-10 10 2001 Michael Lehan 2 55 22.5 0 7. Rodney Heath, 1993-96 9 Bradley Vance 2 31 15.5 1 3. WALTER BOWSER Frank Jackson, 1987-90 9 2002 Justin Isom 3 54 18.0 0 1969 5 52 0 Rick Withus, 1979-82 9 2003 Justin Isom 4 47 11.8 0 1970 6 203 1 Sandy Stephens, 1959-61 9 2004 Ukee Dozier 3 20 6.7 0 Total 11 255 1 11. Justin Isom, 2001-03 8 2005 eight tied 1 18.0 1 Rick Upchurch (1973-74) • career punt return average leader Justin Conzemius, 1992-95 8 2006 Dominique Barber 4 57 14.2 0 3. TOM SAKAL Mike White, 1970-72 8 2007 Kyle Theret 3 72 24.0 0 1965 4 108 0 Noel Jenke, 1966-68 8 2008 Traye Simmons 4 81 20.3 1 1966 4 25 0 2009 Kyle Theret 351.7 0 1967 3 22 0 GAME RECORDS 2010 Mike Rallis 3 11 3.7 0 Total 11 155 0 2011 Troy Stoudermire 2 19 9.5 0 3 Jeff Wright vs. Michigan State, 11/14/70 2012 Michael Carter 4 61 15.3 1 3 Mike White vs. Ohio, 9/26/70 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 2013 Aaron Hill 2 55 27.5 1 3 Walter Bowser vs. Iowa, 11/1/69 Year Player No Yds Avg TD 2014 Briean Boddy-Calhoun 5 59 11.8 0 3 Noel Jenke vs. Wisconsin, 11/25/67 1961 Sandy Stephens 221.0 0 3 Sandy Stephens vs. Wisconsin, 11/19/60 1962 Paul Ramseth 4 56 14.0 0 3 Shorty Cochran vs. Purdue, 10/1/55 1963 Michael Reid 2 50 25.0 0 3 Dick Anonsen vs. Wisconsin, 11/19/49 William Costanza 221.0 0 1964 Kraig Lofquist 4 111 27.8 1 1965 Tom Sakal 4 108 27.0 0 1966 Tom Sakal 4 25 6.3 0 1967 Dennis Hale 4 68 17.0 0 Noel Jenke 4 38 9.5 0 1968 Noel Jenke 3 44 14.7 0 Jeff Wright 372.3 0 1969 Walt Bowser 5 52 10.4 0 1970 Jeff Wright 7 65 9.3 0 1971 Jim Herman 3 27 9.0 0 1972 Michael White 300.0 0 1973 Doug Beaudoin 4 73 18.3 0 1974 Oliver Bakken 3 24 8.0 0 1975 Steve Stewart 3 14 4.7 0 1976 George Adzick 3 53 17.7 0 1977 Mark Merrill 3 30 10.0 1 Keith Edwards 3 12 4.0 0 1978 Keith Edwards 4 72 18.0 0 1979 Keith Edwards 4 37 9.3 0 1980 Rick Witthus 4 53 13.3 0 1981 Rick Witthus 4 88 22.0 0 1982 Craig White 2 38 19.0 0 Eric Johnson 2 20 10.0 0 1983 Andy Hare 3 (-2) 0.0 0 1984 Andre Harris 200.0 0 1985 Donovan Small 3 23 7.7 0 1986 Duane Dutrieuille 441.8 0 Matt Martinez 4 (-1) (-0.2) 0 1987 Warren Berry 4 42 10.5 0 1988 Joel Brown 4 23 5.8 0

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Rick Upchurch (1973-74) • career punt return average leader PUNT RETURN RECORDS RETURNS SOPHOMORE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE Game: 9, Danny Upchurch vs. Buffalo, 9/21/02 14.5, Marion Barber III, 2003 Season: 40, Danny Upchurch, 2002 Career: 52, Rodney Heath, 1993-96 JUNIOR PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 13.9, Rick Upchurch, 1973 RETURN YARDS Game: 132, Tellis Redmon vs. Northwestern, 10/28/00 SENIOR PUNT RETURN AVERAGE Season: 405, Marion Barber III, 2003 16.9, Paul Giel, 1953 Career: 571, Tellis Redmon, 1999-2001

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE Game (min. 2 ret.): 43.5, Bill Crockett vs. Nebraska, 9/26/64 Season (min. 8 ret.): 16.9, Paul Giel, 1953 Career (min. 20 ret.): 13.4, Rick Upchurch, 1973-74

LONGEST RETURNS 91 Fred Houde vs. Iowa, 10/27/28# 83 Tellis Redmon vs. Northwestern, 10/28/00 (TD) 80 Bill Crockett vs. Nebraska, 9/26/64 (TD) 79 Chris Gaiters vs. Northern Illinois, 9/24/88 76 George Roscoe vs. North Dakota St., 9/29/34# 72 Rodney Heath at Purdue, 10/5/96 (TD) Tellis Redmon (1999-2001) • career leader in punt return yardage 71 Bob Thompson vs. Purdue, 11/18/50

PUNT RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS Game: 1, 10 times, last by Marcus Jones at New Mexico State, 9/7/13 Season: 2, Jermaine Mays, 2002 Douglas Roalstad, 1968 Career: 2, Jermaine Mays, 2002 Douglas Roalstad, 1967-68

FRESHMAN PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 12.2, Bryant Allen, 2009

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n Punt Return Records SEASON RECORDS CAREER RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS RETURNS RETURNS Year Player No Yds Avg TD Season Returns Name Returns 1964 Bill Crockett 4 97 24.3 0 1. Danny Upchurch, 2002 40 1. Rodney Heath, 1993-96 52 1965 Gordon Condo 10 47 4.7 0 2. Luke Leverson, 1998 35 2. Chris Gaiters, 1987-89 51 1966 Gordon Condo 12 91 7.6 0 3. Tyrone Carter, 1999 30 3. Marion Barber III, 2001-04 47 1967 Gordon Condo 18 105 5.8 0 4. Terrence Henderson, 1982 29 4. Tellis Redmon, 1999-2001 45 1968 Doug Roalstad 18 184 10.2 2 5. Marion Barber III, 2003 28 5. Lewis Garrison, 1992-95 44 1969 Jeff Wright 12 108 9.0 0 6. Lewis Garrison, 1992 27 6. Sandy Stephens, 1959-61 42 1970 Walter Bowser 18 132 7.3 0 7. Bob Thompson, 1950 25 1971 Paul Wright 15 55 3.7 0 8. Tellis Redmon, 2000 24 RETURN YARDS 1972 Mike White 12 29 2.4 0 9. Tutu Atwell, 1997 23 Name Yards 1973 Rick Upchurch 22 305 13.9 0 10. Rodney Heath, 1994 22 1. Tellis Redmon, 1999-2001 571 1974 Rick Upchurch 10 125 12.5 0 Rick Upchurch, 1973 22 2. Chris Gaiters, 1987-89 541 1975 Tom Luckemeyer 11 47 4.3 0 3. Rodney Heath, 1993-96 525 1976 Bobby Weber 8 90 11.3 0 RETURN YARDS 4. Marion Barber III, 2001-04 515 1977 Bobby Weber 12 101 8.4 0 Season Yards 5. Rick Upchurch, 1973-74 430 1978 Elmer Bailey 12 127 10.6 0 1. Marion Barber III, 2003 405 6. Lewis Garrison, 1992-95 388 1979 Elmer Bailey 10 69 6.9 0 2. Tyrone Carter, 1999 356 1980 Glenn Cardelli 14 66 4.7 0 3. Tellis Redmon, 2000 315 RETURN AVERAGE (MIN. 20 RETURNS) 1981 Jack Schlichting 20 128 5.8 0 4. Rick Upchurch, 1973 305 Name Yards 1982 Terrence Henderson 29 264 9.1 0 5. Tutu Atwell, 1997 296 1. Rick Upchurch, 1973-74 13.4 1983 Fred Hartwig 14 74 5.3 0 6. Paul Giel, 1953 288 2. Tellis Redmon, 1999-2001 12.7 1984 Gary Couch 15 162 10.8 0 7. Danny Upchurch, 2002 287 3. Dominic Jones, 2005-06 10.9 1985 Andy Hare 9 90 10.0 0 8. Terrence Henderson, 1982 264 4. Chris Gaiters, 1987-89 10.6 1986 Roselle Richardson 19 144 7.6 0 9. Luke Leverson, 1998 257 5. Marcus Jones, 2011-14 10.1 1987 Chris Gaiters 14 132 9.4 0 Troy Stoudermire (2008-12) • NCAA record holder in kickoff returns and kickoff return yardage 10. Bob Thompson, 1950 255 Rodney Heath, 1993-96 10.1 1988 Chris Gaiters 17 178 10.5 1 1989 Chris Gaiters 20 231 11.6 0 RETURN AVERAGE (MIN. 8 RETURNS) 1990 Sean Lumpkin 20 102 5.1 0 Season Yards 1991 Lewis Garrison 9 57 6.3 0 1. Paul Giel, 1953 16.9 1992 Lewis Garrison 27 242 9.0 0 2. Marion Barber III, 2003 14.5 1993 Aaron Osterman 21 182 8.7 0 3. Rick Upchurch, 1973 13.9 1994 Rodney Heath 22 208 9.4 0 4. Jim Cairns, 1961 13.3 1995 Rodney Heath 16 173 10.8 0 5. Tutu Atwell, 1997 12.9 1996 Rodney Heath 14 144 10.3 1 6. Rick Upchurch, 1974 12.5 1997 Tutu Atwell 23 296 12.9 0 7. Tyrone Carter, 1999 11.9 1998 Luke Leverson 35 257 7.3 1 8. Marcus Sherels, 2008 11.9 1999 Tyrone Carter 30 356 11.9 0 9. Chris Gaiters, 1989 11.6 2000 Tellis Redmon 24 315 13.1 1 10. Dominic Jones, 2006 11.5 2001 Tellis Redmon 19 202 10.6 0 2002 Danny Upchurch 40 287 7.2 0 2003 Marion Barber III 28 405 14.5 0 2004 Marion Barber III 19 110 5.8 0 2005 Dominic Jones 12 120 10.0 0 2006 Dominic Jones 19 218 11.5 0 2007 Harold Howell 15 72 4.8 0 2008 Marcus Sherels 15 179 11.9 0 2009 Bryant Allen 6 73 12.2 0 2010 Bryant Allen 4 49 12.2 0 2011 Brandon Green 6 24 4.0 0 2012 A.J. Barker 19 135 7.1 0 2013 Marcus Jones 11 115 10.5 1 2014 Craig James 16 139 8.7 0

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Troy Stoudermire (2008-12) • NCAA record holder in kickoff returns and kickoff return yardage KICKOFF RETURN RECORDS RETURNS FRESHMAN RETURN AVERAGE Game: 9, Troy Stoudermire vs. Iowa, 11/22/08 28.5, Marcus Jones, 2011 Donovan Small vs. Nebraska, 9/17/83 Season: 43, Troy Stoudermire, 2009 SOPHOMORE RETURN AVERAGE Career: 144, Troy Stoudermire, 2008-12 ^% 28.2, Jalen Myrick, 2014

RETURN YARDS JUNIOR RETURN AVERAGE Game: 283, Troy Stoudermire vs. Iowa, 11/22/08 ^ 27.2, Troy Stoudermire, 2010 Season: 1,083, Troy Stoudermire, 2008 Career: 3,615, Troy Stoudermire, 2008-12 ^% SENIOR RETURN AVERAGE 31.3, Duane Bennett, 31.3 RETURN AVERAGE Game (min. 2 ret.): 61.0, Rick Upchurch, vs. Wisconsin, ^ Big Ten record 11/23/74 % NCAA record Season (min. 10 ret.): 31.3, Jay Thomas, 2007 (10 ret.) + Tied NCAA record Career (min. 20 ret.): 27.0, Jakari Wallace, 2003-05 (20 ret.)

TOUCHDOWNS Game: 2, Tutu Atwell vs. Iowa State, 9/13/97 ^+ Season: 2, Tutu Atwell, 1997 Career: 2, Marcus Jones, 2011-14 Jay Thomas (2006-09) • Tutu Atwell, 1994-97 season leader in kickoff return average LONGEST RETURN 100 Jalen Myrick vs. Northwestern, 2014 (TD) 100 Jermaine Mays at Indiana, 2000 (TD) 100 Bobby Weber vs. Ohio State, 1977 (TD) 100 Rick Upchurch vs. Wisconsin, 1974 (TD)

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n Kickoff Return Records SEASON RECORDS CAREER RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS RETURNS RETURNS Year Player No Yds Avg TD Season Returns Seasons Returns 1964 Bill Crockett 4 112 28.0 0 1. Troy Stoudermire, 2009 43 1. Troy Stoudermire, 2008-12 144 1965 Curtis Wilson 12 296 24.6 0 2. Troy Stoudermire, 2008 42 2. Melvin Anderson, 1983-86 93 1966 Hubert Bryant 11 204 18.5 0 3. Dominic Jones, 2006 32 3. Tyrone Carter, 1996-99 66 1967 Hubert Bryant 6 89 14.8 0 Tutu Atwell, 1997 32 4. Chris Gaiters, 1987-89 65 1968 George Kemp 13 215 16.5 0 5. Harold Howell, 2007 30 5. Rishon Early, 1993-95 60 1969 Walter Bowser 12 292 24.3 0 6. Troy Stoudermire, 2010 29 6. Marcus Jones, 2011-14 52 1970 Walter Bowser 10 211 21.1 0 John Lewis, 1992 29 7. Bobby Weber, 1974-77 49 1971 George Honza 15 288 19.2 0 8. Chris Gaiters, 1988 27 8. Jermaine Mays, 1998-2002 39 1972 Vince Fuller 21 414 19.7 0 Melvin Anderson, 1984 27 9. Rafael Cooper, 1994-95 38 1973 Rick Upchurch 20 356 17.8 0 10. Marcus Jones, 2013 25 John Lewis, 1990-92 38 1974 Rick Upchurch 20 440 22.0 1 Rafael Cooper, 1995 25 1975 Bobby Weber 14 327 23.4 0 RETURN YARDS 1976 Bobby Weber 21 383 18.2 0 RETURN YARDS Seasons Yards 1977 Bobby Weber 13 356 27.4 1 Season Yards 1. Troy Stoudermire, 2008-12 3,615 1978 Keith Edwards 12 249 20.7 0 1. Troy Stoudermire, 2008 1,083 2. Melvin Anderson, 1983-86 1,965 1979 Glenn Lewis 23 490 21.3 0 2. Troy Stoudermire, 2009 1,057 3. Tyrone Carter, 1996-99 1,459 1980 Dana Noel 9 240 26.7 1 3. Troy Stoudermire, 2010 789 4. Chris Gaiters, 1987-89 1,418 1981 Manny Henry 14 311 22.2 0 4. Dominic Jones, 2006 786 5. Marcus Jones, 2011-14 1,311 1982 Kerry Glenn 21 439 20.9 0 5. Tutu Atwell, 1997 776 6. Rishon Early, 1993-95 1,265 1983 Melvin Anderson 24 468 19.5 0 6. John Lewis, 1992 755 7. Bobby Weber, 1974-77 1,095 1984 Melvin Anderson 27 603 22.3 0 7. Harold Howell, 2007 693 8. John Lewis, 1990-92 930 1985 Melvin Anderson 18 356 19.8 0 8. Marcus Jones, 2013 622 9. Jermaine Mays, 1998-2002 849 1986 Melvin Anderson 22 538 24.5 1 9. Chris Gaiters, 1988 612 10. Rafael Cooper, 1994-95 822 1987 Chris Gaiters 19 443 23.3 0 Adam Kelly (1983-85) • season punt average leader 10. Melvin Anderson, 1984 603 11. Dominic Jones, 2005-06 814 1988 Chris Gaiters 27 612 22.7 0 11. Jakari Wallace, 2005 540 1989 Chris Gaiters 19 363 19.1 0 RETURN AVERAGE (MIN. 20 RETURNS) 1990 Fred Foggie 24 488 20.3 0 RETURN AVERAGE (MIN. 8 RETURNS) Player, Seasons Avg. 1991 Chuck Rios 11 227 20.6 0 Season Yards 1. Jakari Wallace, 2003-05 27.0 1992 John Lewis 29 755 26.0 1 1. Jay Thomas, 2007 31.3 2. George Honza, 1970-72 25.3 1993 Rishon Early 16 338 21.1 0 Duane Bennett, 2011 31.3 3. Marcus Jones, 2011-14 25.2 1994 Rishon Early 16 377 23.6 0 3. Marcus Jones, 2011 28.5 4. Troy Stoudermire, 2008-12 25.1 1995 Rafael Cooper 25 537 21.5 0 4. Jalen Myrick, 2014 28.2 5. Bobby Weber, 1974-77 24.9 1996 Rishon Early 16 338 21.1 0 5. Bobby Weber, 1977 27.4 6. Dominic Jones, 2005-06 24.7 1997 Tutu Atwell 32 776 24.3 2 6. Troy Stoudermire, 2010 27.2 7. John Lewis, 1990-92 24.5 1998 Tyrone Carter 13 347 26.7 1 Sandy Stephens, 1959 27.2 8. Tutu Atwell, 1994-94 24.3 1999 Tyrone Carter 17 300 17.6 0 8. Jakari Wallace, 2005 27.0 9. Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 23.8 2000 Jermaine Mays 21 497 23.7 1 9. Tyrone Carter, 1999 26.7 10. Walter Bowser, 1969-70 22.9 2001 Tellis Redmon 16 308 19.2 0 Dana Noel, 1980 26.7 11. Glenn Lewis, 1978-80 22.4 2002 Antoine Burns 12 244 20.3 0 11. John Lewis, 1992 26.0 2003 Laurence Maroney 16 413 25.8 1 12. Laurence Maroney, 2003 25.8 2004 Marion Barber III 10 206 20.6 0 13. Troy Stoudermire, 2008 25.3 2005 Jakari Wallace 20 540 27.0 0 14. Marcus Jones, 2013 24.9 2006 Dominic Jones 32 786 24.6 1 15. Troy Stoudermire, 2009 24.6 2007 Harold Howell 30 693 23.1 0 Dominic Jones, 2006 24.6 2008 Troy Stoudermire 42 1,083 25.3 0 Curtis Wilson, 1965 24.6 2009 Troy Stoudermire 43 1,057 24.6 0 2010 Troy Stoudermire 29 789 27.2 0 2011 Marcus Jones 13 370 28.5 1 2012 Troy Stoudermire 22 513 23.3 0 2013 Marcus Jones 25 622 24.9 1 2014 Jalen Myrick 18 508 28.2 1

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Adam Kelly (1983-85) • season punt average leader PUNTING RECORDS PUNTS FRESHMAN RECORDS Game: 13, Paul Blanchard vs. Nebraska, 9/17/83 Punts: 49, Dan Orseske, 2010; Brent Herbel, 1986 Walter Bowser vs. Michigan State, 11/15/69 Average: 40.4, Brent Herbel, 1986 Season: 80, Ryan Rindels, 1998; Terry Simmons, 1977 Career: 229, Justin Kucek, 2005-08 SOPHOMORE RECORDS Punts: 80, Terry Simmons, 1977 YARDS Average: 44.5, Preston Gruening, 2000 Game: 511, Adam Kelly vs. Nebraska, 19/15/84 (11 punts) JUNIOR RECORDS Season: 3,103, Justin Kucek, 2008 (74 punts) Punts: 80, Ryan Rindels, 1998 Career: 9,461, Justin Kucek, 2005-08 Average: 46.2, Adam Kelly, 1984

AVERAGE SENIOR RECORDS Game: (Minimum of 7 punts) - Punts: 74, Justin Kucek, 2008 53.6, Adam Kelly vs. Northwestern, 1984 (7 punts) Average: 42.6, Blake Haudan, 2009 Season: 46.2, Adam Kelly, 1984 (59 punts) Career: 44.3, Peter Mortell, 2012-present (129 punts)

LONGEST PUNTS 88 Dave Baldridge vs. Utah, 9/23/67 83 Adam Kelly vs. Iowa, 11/17/84 73 Paul Blanchard vs. Michigan State, 11/14/81 Justin Kucek (2005-08) • 68 Dan Orseske, vs. Iowa 10/29/11 career leader in punts and punt yardage 68 Ryan Rindels vs. Memphis, 10/4/97 66 Paul Blanchard vs. Iowa, 10/23/82 65 Preston Gruening vs. UL Monroe, 9/2/00 65 Mike Perfetti vs. Indiana, 9/11/71 65 Dave Baldridge vs. SMU, 10/7/67 64 Peter Mortell vs. Ohio State, 11/15/14 64 Paul Blanchard vs. Ohio State, 11/6/82 63 Christian Eldred at Illinois, 11/10/12 63 Brent Herbel vs. Northwestern, 10/14/89 63 Blake Haudan vs. South Dakota State, 11/14/09 62 Peter Mortell vs. Penn State, 11/9/13 62 Tim Grate vs. Michigan, 10/28/95

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n Punting Records SEASON RECORDS 9. Adam Kelly, 1983-85 136 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 10. Dave Baldridge, 1965-67 135 PUNTING AVERAGE Year Player No Avg Season Yard Avg ALL-TIME TOP 5 PUNTERS 1950 Don Roedel 75 37.3 1. Adam Kelly, 1984 46.2 1951 Paul Giel 34 34.5 2. Peter Mortell, 2014 45.1 Year No Yds Avg 1952 Paul Giel 56 37.5 1. PETER MORTELL 3. Preston Gruening, 2000 44.5 1953 Paul Giel 24 34.8 4. Peter Mortell, 2013 43.3 2013 62 2,687 43.3 1954 Geno Cappelletti 20 37.9 5. Justin Kucek, 2007 42.7 2014 67 3,025 45.1 1955 Kelvin Kleber 33 40.8 6. Blake Haudan, 2009 42.6 Total 129 5,712 44.3 1956 Rhody Tuszka 17 37.4 7. Justin Kucek, 2008 41.9 1957 Kelvin Kleber 19 38.5 2. ADAM KELLY 8. Mike Perfetti, 1971 41.6 1958 Thomas Robbins 44 37.0 9. Preston Gruening, 2001 41.4 1983 23 926 40.3 1959 Thomas Robbins 44 38.9 10. Adam Kelly, 1985 41.3 1984 59 2,728 46.2 1960 Sandy Stephens 47 35.5 11. Ryan Rindels, 1999 41.0 1985 54 2,229 41.3 1961 Sandy Stephens 41 29.0 Paul Blanchard, 1982 41.0 Total 136 5,883 43.3 1962 Jerry Jones 51 35.4 1963 Stanton Skei 57 36.5 3. BLAKE HAUDAN PUNTS 1964 Bruce Van de Walker 32 34.1 Season Punts 2006 000.0 1965 Bruce Van de Walker 38 36.9 1. Ryan Rindels, 1998 80 2007 000.0 1966 Dave Baldridge 59 37.1 Terry Simmons, 1977 80 2008 000.0 1967 Dave Baldridge 65 40.2 3. Frank Mosko, 1973 77 2009 62 2,639 42.6 1968 Walt Bowser 33 39.9 4. Don Roedel, 1950 75 Total 62 2.639 42.6 1969 Walt Bowser 37 39.8 5. Justin Kucek, 2008 74 1970 Walt Bowser 44 35.5 4. PRESTON GRUENING 6. Dean Kaufman, 1991 71 1971 Mike Perfeth 60 41.6 7. Ryan Rindels, 1999 69 2000 50 2,222 44.5 1972 Todd Randall 63 35.0 8. Ryan Rindels, 1997 68 2001 51 2,109 41.4 1973 Frank Mosko 77 36.8 Omar Douglas (1990-93) • game record for points with 30 set in 1993 9. Peter Mortell, 2014 67 2002 57 2,282 40.0 1974 Frank Mosko 58 37.8 Christian Eldred, 2012 67 Total 158 6,613 41.9 1975 Frank Mosko 50 38.5 11. Dave Baldridge, 1967 65 1976 Steve Tobin 56 36.1 5. JUSTIN KUCEK 1977 Terry Simmons 80 32.9 PUNTING YARDAGE 2005 37 1,456 39.4 1978 Tom Smith 60 36.3 Season Yards 2006 56 2,257 40.3 1979 Tom Smith 54 37.1 1. Justin Kucek, 2008 3,103 2007 62 2,645 42.7 1980 Tom Smith 34 34.3 2. Ryan Rindels, 1998 3,041 2008 74 3,103 41.9 1981 Paul Blanchard 58 38.7 3. Peter Mortell, 2014 3,025 Total 229 9,461 41.3 1982 Paul Blanchard 50 41.0 4. Frank Mosko, 1973 2,835 1983 Paul Blanchard 58 35.7 5. Ryan Rindels, 1999 2,832 1984 Adam Kelly 59 46.2 6. Don Roedel, 1950 2,798 1985 Adam Kelly 54 41.3 7. Ryan Rindels, 1997 2,747 1986 Brent Herbel 49 40.4 8. Adam Kelly, 1984 2,728 1987 Brent Herbel 52 38.8 9. Dean Kaufman, 1991 2,702 1988 Brent Herbel 58 38.9 10. Peter Mortell, 2013 2,687 1989 Brent Herbel 56 36.9 11. Justin Kucek, 2007 2,645 1990 Dean Kaufman 56 37.1 12. Blake Haudan, 2009 2,639 1991 Dean Kaufman 71 38.1 1992 Dean Kaufman 58 39.2 CAREER RECORDS 1993 Ron Holty 31 35.6 PUNTING AVERAGE (MINIMUM 50 PUNTS) 1994 Mike Kimbell 48 39.0 1995 Tim Grate 21 39.8 1. Peter Mortell, 2012- 44.3 1996 Steve Kemph 47 38.2 2. Adam Kelly, 1983-85 43.3 1997 Ryan Rindels 68 40.4 3. Blake Haudan, 2006-09 42.6 1998 Ryan Rindels 80 38.0 4. Preston Gruening, 1999-2002 41.9 1999 Ryan Rindels 62 41.0 5. Justin Kucek, 2005-08 41.3 2000 Preston Gruening 50 44.5 6. Mike Perfetti, 1970-71 41.1 2001 Preston Gruening 51 41.4 7. Ryan Rindels, 1997-99 39.7 2002 Preston Gruening 57 40.0 8. Rhys Lloyd, 2003-04 39.6 2003 Rhys Lloyd 40 39.2 9. Brent Herbel, 1986-89 38.7 2004 Rhys Lloyd 56 39.8 10. Steve Kemph, 1996-99 38.6 2005 Justin Kucek 37 39.4 11. Dave Baldridge, 1965-67 38.5 2006 Justin Kucek 56 40.3 PUNTS 2007 Justin Kucek 62 42.7 2008 Justin Kucek 74 41.9 1. Justin Kucek, 2005-08 229 2009 Blake Haudan 62 42.6 2. Ryan Rindels, 1997-99 217 2010 Dan Orseske 49 36.1 3. Brent Herbel, 1986-89 215 2011 Dan Orseske 57 37.0 4. Dean Kaufman, 1990-92 185 2012 Christian Eldred 67 38.1 Frank Mosko, 1973-75 185 2013 Peter Mortell 62 43.3 6. Paul Blanchard, 1981-83 166 2014 Peter Mortell 67 45.1 7. Preston Gruening, 1999-2002 158 8. Tom Smith, 1978-80 148

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Omar Douglas (1990-93) • game record for points with 30 set in 1993 SCORING RECORDS POINTS FIELD GOALS Game: 30, Omar Douglas vs. Purdue, 10/9/93 Game: 5, Adam Bailey vs. Penn State, 10/18/97^ Season: 114, Gary Russell, 2005 Dan Nystrom, 12/30/02 Career: 367, Dan Nystrom, 1999-2002@ Season: 25, Dan Nystrom, 2000# Freshman Points: 92, Dan Nystrom, 1999 Career: 71, Dan Nystrom, 1999-2002 Sophomore Points: 114, Gary Russell, 2005 Career Pct.: .760 (57 for 75), Chip Lohmiller Junior Points: 101, Rhys Lloyd, 2003 Senior Points: 102, Dan Nystrom, 2002 ^Tied the modern day Big Ten record for most field goals in a single game. TOUCHDOWNS # Tied Big Ten season record Quarter: 3, Omar Douglas, 3rd quarter vs. Purdue, $ Big Ten record 10/9/93 @ Big Ten record for kick scoring Logan Payne, 1st quarter vs. Temple, 9/16/06 Half: 4, Darrell Thompson, 1st half vs. Bowling Green, LONGEST SCORING PLAYS 9/13/86 Kickoff Return: Logan Payne, 1st half vs. Temple, 9/16/06 100, Jalen Myrick vs. Northwestern, 10/11/2014 Game: 5, Omar Douglas vs. Purdue, 10/9/93 Jermaine Mays vs. Indiana, 10/21/2000 Season: 19, Gary Russell, 2005 Rick Upchurch vs. Wisconsin, 11/23/74 Career: 43, Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 Bobby Weber vs. Ohio State, 9/17/77 (40 rushing, three receiving) Punt Return: 83, Tellis Redmon vs. Northwestern, EXTRA POINTS 10/28/2000 Dan Nystrom (1999-2002) • Game: 9, Jason Giannini vs. Indiana, 11/4/06 career leader in points Rhys Lloyd vs. Toledo, 9/4/04 Rush: 98, Darrell Thompson vs. Michigan, 11/7/87 Dan Nystrom vs. Murray State, 10/29/01 Season: 59, Rhys Lloyd, 2003 Pass Play: 96, Asad Abdul-Khaliq to Jared Ellerson Career: 154, Dan Nystrom, 1999-2002 (158 att.) at Northwestern, 10/4/03 Career Pct.: .986 (70 for 71), Brent Berglund, 1988-90 Field Goal: 62, Chip Lohmiller vs. Iowa, 11/22/86 EXTRA POINT ACCURACY Season: Several tied at 1.000, last by Interception Return: 99, Gary Hohman vs. Nebraska, Eric Ellestad (31-31), 2009 10/4/69 Career: .986, 70-71, Brent Berglund, 1988-1990 Consecutive PAT conversions: 83, Dan Nystrom, Fumble Return: 88, Marcus Sherels vs. Wisconsin, 11/4/00-12/30/02 10/3/09

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n Scoring Records POINTS 3 David Cobb Ohio State, 11/15/14 Aaron Piepkorn, 1989, 1991-92 20 CAREER SCORING 3 Maxx Williams Iowa, 11/8/14 SEASON FIELD GOALS TD XP 2PT FG PTS 3 A.J. Barker W. Michigan, 9/15/12 1. Dan Nystrom, 1999-2002 0 154 0 71 367 3 Da’Jon McKnight Michigan State, 11/5/11 1. Dan Nystrom, 2000 25 2. Chip Lohmiller, 1984-87 0 97 0 57 268 3 Da’Jon McKnight Penn State, 10/23/10 2. Dan Nystrom, 2002 20 3. Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 43 020262 3 Duane Bennett Northwestern, 9/26/09 3. Paul Rogind, 1977 18 4. Marion Barber, 1977-80 36 010218 3 DeLeon Eskridge Montana State, 9/13/08 4. Dan Nystrom, 1999 17 Paul Rogind, 1976-79 0 86 0 44 218 3 Ernie Wheelwright Northwestern, 10/13/07 Mike Chalberg, 1994 17 6. Jim Gallery, 1980-83 0 96 0 49 216 3 Alex Daniels Kent State, 8/31/06 Aaron Piepkorn, 1992 17 7. Marion Barber III, 2001-04 35 000210 3 Gary Russell Indiana, 11/5/05 7. Chip Lohmiller, 1987 16 8. Mike Chalberg, 1991-95 0 85 0 41 208 3 Gary Russell Purdue, 9/24/05 8. Adam Bailey, 1997 15 9. Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 34 000204 3 Laurence Maroney Florida Atlantic, 9/17/05 Chip Lohmiller, 1986 15 10. Rhys Lloyd, 2003-04 0 102 0 26 180 3 Laurence Maroney Iowa, 11/13/04 Chip Lohmiller, 1985 15 3 Thomas Tapeh Oregon, 12/31/03 CAREER KICK SCORING 3 Marion Barber III Tulsa, 8/30/03 GAME FIELD GOALS XP FG PTS 3 Ben Utecht La-Lafayette, 9/7/02 Player FGs (Length) 1. Dan Nystrom, 1999-2002 154-158 71-94 367 3 Thomas Hamner UL Monroe, 9/11/99 5 Dan Nystrom (24, 45, 21, 22, 29) 2. Chip Lohmiller, 1984-87 97-99 57-75 268 3 Tutu Atwell Iowa State, 9/13/97 vs. Arkansas, 12/30/02 3. Paul Rogind, 176-79 86-88 44-71 218 3 Chris Darkins Purdue, 10/7/95 5 Adam Bailey (52, 23, 32, 50, 33) 4. Jim Gallery, 1980-83 96-106 40-63 216 3 Jay Carroll Ohio State, 11/7/81 vs. Penn State, 10/18/97 5. Mike Chalberg, 1991-95 85-88 41-59 208 3 Rick Upchurch North Dakota, 9/21/74 4 Dan Nystrom (23, 28, 24, 24) 3 Mike Jones Northwestern, 11/3/73 vs. Penn State, 10/6/2000 SEASON SCORING 4 Adam Bailey (20, 28, 46, 30) SEASON TOUCHDOWNS TD XP 2PT FG PTS vs. Ball State, 9/14/96 1. Gary Russell, 2005 19 000114 1. Gary Russell, 2005 19 4 Mike Chalberg (40, 27, 44, 39) 2. Dan Nystrom, 2000 0 34 0 25 109 2. Marion Barber III, 2003 17 vs. San Diego State, 9/17/94 3. Marion Barber III, 2003 17 000102 3. David Cobb, 2014 13 4 Mike Chalberg (28, 39, 39, 40) Dan Nystrom, 2002 0 42 0 20 102 Thomas Hamner, 1999 13 vs. Pacific, 9/10/94 5. Rhys Lloyd, 2003 0 59 0 14 101 Chris Darkins, 1994 13 4 Brent Berglund (26, 47, 25, 26) 6. Dan Nystrom, 1999 0 41 0 17 92 Darrell Thompson, 1987 13 vs. Purdue, 10/6/90 7. Ryan Santoso, 2014 0 45 0 12 81 Jim Perkins, 1976 13 4 Chip Lohmiller (55, 45, 27, 21) 8. Rhys Lloyd, 2004 0 43 0 12 79 8. Laurence Maroney, 2004 12 vs. Indiana, 10/18/86 9. David Cobb, 2014 13 00078 Marion Barber, 1979 12 4 Jim Gallery (52, 31, 33, 27) Chris Hawthorne, 2013 0 36 0 14 78 10. Laurence Maroney, 2005 11 vs. Iowa, 10/24/81 Thomas Hamner, 1999 13 00078 Marion Barber III, 2004 11 4 Jim Gallery (20, 57, 24, 48) Chris Darkins, 1994 13 00078 Laurence Maroney, 2003 11 vs. Indiana, 10/17/81 Darrell Thompson, 1987 13 00078 Thomas Tapeh, 2003 11 4 Paul Rogind (38, 16, 31, 32) Jim Perkins, 1976 13 00078 Ron Johnson, 2000 11 vs. Washington, 10/1/77 Omar Douglas, 1993 11 GAME SCORING Darrell Thompson, 1986 11 CAREER FIELD GOAL ACCURACY (MIN. 25 ATT.) TD XP 2PT Saf FG Pts Marion Barber, 1980 11 1. Chip Lohmiller, 1984-87 .760 (57-75) 1. Omar Douglas vs. Purdue, 10/9/93 2. Joel Monroe, 2005-08 .759 (22-29) CAREER TOUCHDOWNS 5000030 3. Dan Nystrom, 1999-2002 .755 (71-94) 2. Mitch Leidner vs. San Jose State 9/21/13 1. Darrell Thompson, 1986-89 43 4. Chris Hawthorne, 2011-13 .741 (20-27) 4000024 2. Marion Barber, 1977-80 36 5. Rhys Lloyd, 2003-04 722 (26-36) Logan Payne vs. Temple, 9/16/06 3. Marion Barber III, 2001-04 35 6. Adam Bailey, 1996-98 .717 (38-53) 4000024 4. Laurence Maroney, 2003-2005 34 CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS Marion Barber III vs. Ohio, 9/13/03 5. Ron Johnson, 1998-2001 31 4000024 6. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-07 26 16 Dan Nystrom, 9/28/02-12/30/02 Darrell Thompson vs. Bowling Green, 9/13/86 Chris Darkins, 1992-95 26 14 Dan Nystrom, 10/9/99-9/2/00 4000024 Rickey Foggie, 1984-87 26 13 Dan Nystrom, 9/30/00-10/21/00 John King vs. Iowa, 10/21/72 9. Eric Decker, 2006-09 25 10 Chip Lohmiller, 10/19-11/23/85 4000024 Thomas Hamner, 1996-99 25 9 Adam Bailey, 9/14-10/19/96 Jim Carter at Iowa, 11/1/69 7 Joel Monroe, 10/27/07-9/20/08 FIELD GOALS 4000024 7 Ryan Santoso, 9/27-10/25/14 Curtis Wilson vs. Indiana, 11/18/67 CAREER FIELD GOALS 7 Paul Rogind, 10/1-10/22/77 4000024 1. Dan Nystrom, 1999-2002 71 2. Chip Lohmiller, 1984-87 57 LONGEST FIELD GOALS (50+ YARDS) TOUCHDOWNS 3. Paul Rogind, 1976-79 44 62 Chip Lohmiller vs. Iowa, 11/22/86 57 Jim Gallery vs. Indiana, 10/17/81 GAME TOUCHDOWNS 4. Mike Chalberg, 1991-95 41 57 Paul Rogind vs. Illinois, 10/27/79 Player Opponent, Date 5. Jim Gallery, 1980-83 40 55 Chip Lohmiller vs. Indiana, 10/18/86 5 Omar Douglas Purdue, 10/9/93 6. Adam Bailey, 1996-98 38 54 Joel Monroe vs. Iowa, 11/10/07 4 Mitch Leidner San Jose State, 9/21/13 7. Brent Berglund, 1988-90 35 54 Rhys Lloyd vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 9/20/03 4 Logan Payne Temple, 9/16/06 8. Rhys Lloyd, 2003-04 26 53 Chip Lohmiller vs. Wisconsin, 11/14/87 4 Marion Barber III Ohio, 9/13/03 9. Eric Ellestad, 2007-10 24 53 Jim Gallery vs. Washington State, 9/25/82 4 Darrell Thompson Bowling Green, 9/13/86 10. Joel Monroe, 2005-08 22 52 Ryan Santoso vs. Purdue, 10/18/14 4 John King Iowa, 10/21/72 11. Jason Giannini, 2005-07 21 52 Rhys Lloyd vs. Troy State, 9/6/03 4 Jim Carter Iowa, 11/1/69 12. Chris Hawthorne, 2011-13 20 52 Dan Nystrom at Purdue, 9/23/00 4 Curtis Wilson Indiana, 11/18/67 Jordan Wettstein, 2011-12 20

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n Scoring Records 52 Adam Bailey vs. Penn State, 10/18/97 1989 Brent Berglund 0 27 0013 66 1990 Brent Berglund 22 12 58 1 52 Adam Bailey vs. Iowa State, 9/13/97 1990 Brent Berglund 0 22 0012 58 1991 Mike Chalberg 2517 2 52 Jim Gallery vs. Iowa, 10/24/81 1991 Paul Hopewell 3020022 1992 Aaron Piepkorn 15 17 66 1 52 Steve Goldberg vs. Ohio State, 9/14/74 1992 Aaron Piepkorn 0 15 0017 66 1993 Mike Chalberg 26 8 50 2 51 Dan Nystrom vs. Indiana, 11/13/99 1993 Omar Douglas 11 000066 1994 Mike Chalberg 25 17 76 2 51 Jordan Wettstein vs. Illinois, 11/26/11 1994 Chris Darkins 13 000078 1995 Mike Chalberg 32 11 65 1 50 Adam Bailey vs. Penn State, 10/18/97 1995 Mike Chalberg 0 32 0011 65 1996 Adam Bailey 16 14 58 1 50 Brent Berglund vs. Iowa, 11/19/88 1996 Adam Bailey 0 16 0014 58 1997 Adam Bailey 23 15 68 1 50 Chip Lohmiller vs. Ohio State, 10/26/85 1997 Adam Bailey 0 23 0015 68 1998 Adam Bailey 26 9 53 2 1998 Luke Leverson 10 000060 1999 Dan Nystrom 41 17 92 1 EXTRA POINTS 1999 Dan Nystrom 0 41 0017 92 2000 Dan Nystrom 34 25 109 1 CAREER EXTRA POINTS 2000 Dan Nystrom 0 34 0025 109 2001 Dan Nystrom 37 9 64 1 1. Dan Nystrom, 1999-2002 154 2001 Dan Nystrom 0 37 00964 2002 Dan Nystrom 42 20 102 1 2. Rhys Lloyd, 2003-04 102 2002 Dan Nystrom 0 42 0020 102 2003 Rhys Lloyd 59 14 101 2 3. Chip Lohmiller, 1984-87 97 2003 Marion Barber III 17 0000102 2004 Rhys Lloyd 43 12 79 1 4. Jim Gallery, 1980-83 96 2004 Rhys Lloyd 0 43 0012 79 2005 Jason Giannini 36 13 75 2 5. Paul Rogind, 1976-79 86 2005 Gary Russell 19 0000114 2006 Jason Giannini 38 7 59 2 6. Mike Chalberg, 1991-95 85 2006 Amir Pinnix 10 000060 2007 Joel Monroe 28 7 49 3 2007 Ernie Wheelwright 9010056 2008 Joel Monroe 34 12 70 1 SEASON EXTRA POINTS 2008 Joel Monroe 0 34 0012 70 2009 Eric Ellestad 31 13 70 1 1. Rhys Lloyd, 2003 59 2009 Eric Ellestad 0 31 0013 70 2010 Eric Ellestad 31 11 64 1 2. Ryan Santoso, 2014 45 2010 Eric Ellestad 0 31 0011 64 2011 Jordan Wettstein 9627& 2 3. Rhys Lloyd, 2004 43 2011 MarQueis Gray 6000036 2012 Jordan Wettstein 33 14 75 1 4. Dan Nystrom, 2002 42 2012 Jordan Wettstein 0 33 0014 75 2013 Chris Hawthorne 36 14 78 1 5. Dan Nystrom, 1999 41 2013 Chris Hawthorne 0 36 0014 78 2014 Ryan Santoso 45 12 81 1 2014 Ryan Santoso 0 45 0012 81 = Also scored two TDs for total of 20 points CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS + Also scored three TDs for total of 36 points YEAR-BY-YEAR KICK SCORING LEADERS ^ Also scored three TDs for total of 31 points 83 Dan Nystrom, 11/4/00-12/30/02 % Also scored two TDs for total of 29 points 57 Paul Rogind, 9/11/76-9/8/79 Year Player PAT FG TP Rank 1950 Dave Skrien 50 5 7 ! Also scored two TDs for total of 22 points YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS 1951 Dick Gregory 80 86= * Also scored three TDs for total of 31 points @ Also scored three TDs for total of 39 points Year Player TD XP 2Pt Saf FG Pts 1952 Geno Cappalletti 14 1 17 4 # Also scored one TD for total of 38 points 1952 Paul Giel 5000030 1953 Geno Cappalletti 18 0 18 2+ $ Also scored one TD for total of 36 points 1953 Paul Giel 9000054 1954 Geno Cappalletti 13 0 13 3^ & Also scored one TD for total of 33 points 1954 Bob McNamara 7000042 1955 Mike Falls 80 8 4 1955 Robert Schultz 4000024 1956 Dick Borstad 11 2 17 2% 1956 Robert Cox 6000036 1957 Dick Borstad 10 0 10 9! 1957 Robert Blakley 6900045 1958 Everett Gerths 8111 5 1958 William Kauth 4000024 1959 Judge Dickson 41 7 4 1959 Sandy Stephens 3000020 1960 Jim Rogers 22 1 25 2 1960 Sandy Stephens 7000042 1961 Thomas Loechler 6212 2 1961 Sandy Stephens 6010038 1962 Colin Versich 7419 3 1962 Jim Cairns 4300027 1963 Mike Reid 7213 2* 1963 Michael Reid 3700231 1964 Mike Reid 15 2 21 2@ 1964 Michael Reid 3 15 00239 1965 Deryl Ramey 21 1 24 2 1965 John Hankinson 7000042 1966 Bill Bevan 10 1 13 3 1966 Ken Last 5000030 1967 Bob Stein 14 2 20 3 1967 Curtis Wilson 8000048 1968 Jeff Nygren 12 2 18 2 1968 Jim Carter 10 020064 1969 Jeff Nygren 27 1 30 2 1969 Jim Carter 9000054 1970 Lou Clare 20 4 32 2# 1970 Ernie Cook 7010044 1971 Mel Anderson 18 4 30 3$ 1971 Craig Curry 8000048 1972 Steve Goldberg 12 4 24 4 1972 John King 12 000076 1973 Steve Goldberg 21 5 36 2 1973 Rick Upchurch 9010056 1974 Steve Goldberg 16 5 31 2 1974 Rick Upchurch 9000054 1975 Brian Kocourek 22 8 46 1 1975 Brian Kocourek 0 22 00846 1976 Paul Rogind 18 7 39 2 1976 Jim Perkins 13 000078 1977 Paul Rogind 15 18 69 1 1977 Paul Rogind 0 15 0018 69 1978 Paul Rogind 22 10 52 2 1978 Marion Barber 10 000062 1979 Paul Rogind 31 9 58 2 1979 Marion Barber 12 000072 1980 Jim Gallery 27 5 42 3 1980 Marion Barber 11 000066 1981 Jim Gallery 23 13 62 1 1981 Jim Gallery 0 23 0013 62 1982 Jim Gallery 28 11 61 1 1982 Jim Gallery 0 28 0011 61 1983 Jim Gallery 18 11 51 1 1983 Jim Gallery 0 18 0011 51 1984 Chip Lohmiller 20 11 53 1 1984 Chip Lohmiller 0 20 0011 53 1985 Chip Lohmiller 30 15 75 1 1985 Chip Lohmiller 0 30 0015 75 1986 Chip Lohmiller 20 15 65 2 1986 Darrell Thompson 11 010068 1987 Chip Lohmiller 27 16 75 2 1987 Darrell Thompson 13 000078 1988 Brent Berglund 22 10 51 2 1988 Darrell Thompson 9000054 1989 Brent Berglund 27 13 66 1

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n Longest Plays LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEAR 1989 54 Scott Schaffner to Paul Hopewell# 2011 96 Duane Bennett# SINCE 1971 1990 65 Marquel Fleetwood to Kevin Grant# 2012 48 Troy Stoudermire 1991 37 Marquel Fleetwood to Lewis Garrison 2013 98 Marcus Jones# RUSHING PLAYS 1992 94 Marquel Fleetwood to John Lewis# 2014 100 Jalen Myrick# 1971 38 Ernie Cook 1993 84 Scott Eckers to Rishon Early 1972 70 John King# 1994 80 Tim Schade to Ryan Thelwell# PUNT RETURNS 1973 64 Rick Upchurch 80 Tim Schade to Aaron Osterman# 1971 41 Farrell Sheridan 1974 86 Rick Upchurch# 1995 63 Cory Sauter to Ryan Hubbard# 1972 26 Mike Steidl 1975 42 Milfred Holmes# 1996 58 Cory Sauter to Ryan Thelwell 1973 51 Rick Upchurch 1976 51 Tony Dungy# 58 Cory Sauter to Tutu Atwell# 51 Paul Glanton# 1977 34 Marion Barber 1997 75 Billy Cockerham to Luke Leverson# 1974 31 Rick Upchurch 1978 72 Roger Artis# 1998 53 Billy Cockerham to Luke Leverson# 1975 16 Dick Luckemeyer 1979 41 Garry White 1999 89 Billy Cockerham to Antoine Henderson# 1976 27 Bob Weber 1980 78 Garry White# 2000 82 Travis Cole to Ron Johnson# 1977 45 Bob Weber 1981 55 Frank Jacobs# 2001 65 Travis Cole to Antoine Burns# 1978 45 Keith Edwards 1982 65 Tony Hunter# 2002 75 Asad Abdul-Khaliq to Ben Utecht# 1979 44 Elmer Bailey 1983 34 Tony Hunter 2003 96 Asad Abdul-Khaliq to Jared Ellerson# 1980 36 Kelvin Jenkins 1984 43 Rickey Foggie# 2004 82 Bryan Cupito to Paris Hamilton# 1981 25 Jack Schlichting 1985 45 Valdez Baylor 2005 57 Bryan Cupito to Jared Ellerson# 1982 40 Terrence Henderson 1986 60 Darrell Thompson# 2006 67 Bryan Cupito to Logan Payne# 1983 23 Fred Hartwig 1987 98 Darrell Thompson# 2007 71 Adam Weber to Ralph Spry# 23 Alan Reid 1988 54 Darrell Thompson# 2008 71 Adam Weber to Brandon Green 1984 35 Gary Couch 1989 55 Steve Rhem# 2009 62 Adam Weber to Duane Bennett# 1985 35 Andy Hare 1990 42 Mark Smith 2010 60 Adam Weber to Bryant Allen 1986 18 Roselle Richardson 1991 55 James King 2011 64 MarQueis Gray to Da’Jon McKnight# 1987 50 Chris Gaiters 1992 50 Marquel Fleetwood 2012 63 Philip Nelson to A.J. Barker# 1988 79 Chris Gaiters# 1993 35 Chris Darkins 2013 55 Mitch Leidner to Drew Wolitarsky# 1989 64 Chris Gaiters 1994 56 Chris Darkins# 2014 54 Mitch Leidner to Maxx Williams# 1990 21 Sean Lumpkin 1995 45 Chris Darkins# 1991 31 Lewis Garrison 1996 32 Thomas Hamner KICKOFF RETURNS 1992 41 Lewis Garrison 1997 45 Byron Evans# 1971 37 George Honza 1993 28 Aaron Osterman 1998 93 Byron Evans# 1972 80 George Honza 1994 23 Lewis Garrison 1999 73 Arland Bruce# 1973 67 Larry Powell 23 Rodney Heath 2000 38 Tellis Redmon 1974 100 Rick Upchurch# 1995 44 Rodney Heath 2001 71 Tellis Redmon# 1975 58 Bob Weber 1996 72 Rodney Heath# 2002 71 Terry Jackson II 1976 30 Bob Weber 1997 40 Tutu Atwell 2003 52 Asad Abdul-Khaliq# 1977 100 Bob Weber# 1998 68 Luke Leverson# 2004 80 Laurence Maroney# 1978 54 Keith Edwards 1999 74 Luke Leverson# 2005 93 Laurence Maroney# 1979 44 Glenn Lewis 2000 83 Tellis Redmon# 2006 40 Amir Pinnix 1980 93 Dana Noel# 2001 56 Michael Lehan 2007 58 Amir Pinnix 1981 54 Emmanuel Henry 2002 27 Danny Upchurch 2008 61 Duane Bennett 1982 44 Kerry Glenn 2003 62 Marion Barber III 2009 29 Duane Bennett 1983 58 Darryl Castile 2004 32 Logan Payne 2010 32 Duane Bennett 1984 61 Mel Anderson 2005 53 Dominic Jones 2011 37 MarQueis Gray 1985 27 Mel Anderson 2006 35 Dominic Jones 2012 75 MarQueis Gray# 1986 90 Mel Anderson# 2007 16 Eric Decker 2013 60 David Cobb 1987 65 Chris Gaiters 2008 34 Marcus Sherels 2014 67 David Cobb 1988 53 Chris Gaiters 2009 31 Bryant Allen 1989 44 Chris Gaiters 2010 30 Bryant Allen PASSING PLAYS 1990 60 Fred Foggie 2011 30 Duane Bennett#* 1971 73 Craig Curry to George Honza# 1991 34 Keswic Joiner 2012 27 Michael Carter 1972 39 Bob Morgan to George Honza# 1992 88 John Lewis# 2013 65 Marcus Jones# 1973 48 Tony Dungy to Mike Jones# 1993 63 Chris Darkins 2014 32 Craig James 48 John Lawing to Mike Jones# 1994 77 Rishon Early # indicates touchdown 1974 55 Tony Dungy to Rick Upchurch# 1995 52 Rafael Cooper * touchdown was scored on a blocked punt 1975 71 Tony Dungy to Bill Sims# 1996 43 Rishon Early 1976 49 Tony Dungy to Jeff Anhorn# 1997 93 Tutu Atwell# 49 Tony Dungy to Mike Jones 1998 86 Tyrone Carter# 1977 39 Wendell Avery to Elmer Bailey# 1999 34 Antoine Henderson 1978 50 Mark Carlson to Elmer Bailey# 2000 100 Jermaine Mays# 1979 57 Mark Carlson to Elmer Bailey# 2001 77 Marion Barber III 1980 61 Tim Salem to Chester Cooper# 2002 44 Jermaine Mays 1981 66 Mike Hohensee to Chester Cooper# 2003 88 Laurence Maroney# 1982 67 Mike Hohensee to Derek Stern# 2004 39 Marion Barber III 1983 66 Brett Sadek to Kevin Starks# 2005 65 Jakari Wallace 1984 79 Rickey Foggie to Dwayne McMullen# 2006 99 Dominic Jones# 1985 89 Ricky Foggie to Mel Anderson# 2007 91 Jay Thomas# 1986 64 Rickey Foggie to Ed Penn# 2008 60 Troy Stoudermire 1987 80 Rickey Foggie to Jason Bruce# 2009 71 Troy Stoudermire 1988 91 Scott Schaffner to Jason Bruce# 2010 90 Troy Stoudermire

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n Miscellaneous Records MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS LOSING POINT DIFFERENTIAL 10-23-48 vs. #1 Michigan L, 14-27 Score Opponent Year 10-22-55 vs. #1 Michigan L, 13-14 WINNING POINT DIFFERENTIAL 71 vs. Nebraska (84-13) 1983 11-05-60 at #1 Iowa W, 27-10 Score Opponent Year 63 at Oklahoma (63-0) 1986 11-4-61 vs. #1 Michigan State W, 13-0 146 vs. Grinnell (146-0) 1904 58 at Michigan (58-0) 2011 10-18-69 vs. #1 Ohio State L, 7-34 112 vs. Macalester (112-0) 1903 58 vs. Colorado (58-0) 1991 10-17-70 at #1 Ohio State L, 8-28 102 vs. Grinnell (102-0) 1902 56 at Nebraska (56-0) 1990 10-6-73 vs. #2 Nebraska L, 7-48 81 vs. South Dakota (81-0) 1905 55 vs. Iowa (55-0) 2008 11-15-75 at #1 Ohio State L, 6-38 81 vs. South Dakota (81-0) 1916 54 at Nebraska (54-0) 1974 10-22-77 vs. #1 Michigan W, 16-0 81 vs. Butler (81-0) 1926 53 vs. Penn State (56-3) 1994 9-22-79 at #1 USC L, 14-48 77 vs. South Dakota (77-0) 1904 51 vs. Michigan (58-7) 1993 9-17-83 vs. #1 Nebraska L, 13-84 69 vs. Lawrence (69-0) 1904 51 at Ohio State (69-18) 1983 9-15-84 at #1 Nebraska L, 7-38 67 vs. Iowa (67-0) 1916 51 vs. Iowa (61-10) 1983 9-20-86 at #1 Oklahoma L, 0-63 66 vs. Macalester (66-0) 1900 50 at Michigan (63-13) 1992 11-15-86 at #2 Michigan W, 20-17 66 vs. Northwestern (72-6) 1905 11-2-96 at #2 Ohio State L, 0-45 LOSING POINT DIFFERENTIAL AT HOME 10-18-97 at #1 Penn State L, 15-16 WINNING POINT DIFFERENTIAL Score Opponent Year 10-17-98 at #1 Ohio State L, 15-45 (SINCE 1920) 71 vs. Nebraska (84-13) 1983 11-6-99 at #2 Penn State W, 24-23 Score Opponent Year 55 vs. Iowa (55-0) 2008 10-28-06 at #1 Ohio State L, 0-44 81 vs. Butler (81-0) 1926 53 vs. Penn State (56-3) 1994 62 vs. Temple (62-0) 2006 51 vs. Michigan (58-7) 1993 WINNING/LOSING STREAKS 62 vs. Arizona (62-0) 1939 49 vs. Michigan (49-0) 1974 Unbeaten streak: 62 vs. North Dakota State (69-7) 1937 49 vs. Indiana (49-0) 1945 35 9/15/1900-10/28/1905 60 vs. Wabash (67-7) 1926 48 vs. Michigan (58-10) 1983 (includes one tie) 59 vs. South Dakota (59-0) 1930 48 vs. Ohio State (48-0) 1950 30 9/30/33-10/24/36 56 vs. Murray State (66-10) 2001 47 vs. Ohio State (47-0) 1980 (includes four ties) 54 at Nebraska (61-7) 1945 46 vs. Michigan (52-6) 1991 54 vs. Nebraska (54-0) 1943 45 vs. Michigan (45-0) 1976 Consecutive wins: 54 vs. Ripon (54-0) 1929 21 11/25/33-10/24/36 54 vs. Ohio (57-3) 1982 LOSING POINT DIFFERENTIAL ON ROAD 19 11/25/39-10/3/42 52 vs. Iowa (52-0) 1936 Score Opponent Year 52 vs. Haskell (52-0) 1928 63 at Oklahoma (63-0) 1986 Consecutive home wins: 58 at Michigan (58-0) 2011 21 10/21/33-10/16/37 WINNING POINT DIFFERENTIAL AT HOME 58 at Colorado (58-0) 1991 18 11/2/1903-10/28/1905 (SINCE 1920) 56 at Nebraska (56-0) 1990 13 10/24/1891-9/29/1895 Score Opponent Year 54 at Nebraska (54-0) 1974 81 vs. Butler (81-0) 1926 51 at Ohio State (69-18) 1983 Consecutive road wins: 62 vs. Temple (62-0) 2006 51 at Iowa (61-10) 1983 8 9/24/60-11/3/62 62 vs. Arizona (62-0) 1939 50 at Michigan (63-13) 1992 7 11/2/1903-11/10/1906 62 vs. North Dakota State (69-7) 1937 49 at Ohio State (56-7) 1973 7 10/20/34-9/26/36 60 vs. Wabash (67-7) 1926 49 at Nebraska (49-0) 1972 59 vs. South Dakota (59-0) 1930 49 at Michigan (49-0) 1966 Consecutive losses: 54 vs. Ohio (57-3) 1982 10 9/15/07-11/17/07 54 vs. Nebraska (54-0) 1943 MILESTONE WINS 10 11/9/57-11/8/58 54 vs. Ripon (54-0) 1929 100 at Wisconsin, Nov. 26, 1903 (17-0) 10 9/17/83-11/19/83 52 vs. Iowa (52-0) 1936 200 vs. North Dakota, Oct. 20, 1923 (27-0) 9 10/19/91-9/26/92 52 vs. Haskell (52-0) 1928 300 vs. Illinois, Oct. 11, 1941 (34-6) 400 vs. UCLA, Jan. 1, 1962 (21-3) Consecutive home losses: WINNING POINT DIFFERENTIAL ON ROAD 500 vs. Northwestern, Oct. 10, 1981 (35-23) 9 10/2/82-11/12/83 (SINCE 1920) 600 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 6 9/11/10-10/30/11 Score Opponent Year Sept. 20, 2003 (48-14) 6 9/28/91-9/19/82 54 at Nebraska (61-7) 1945 46 at Iowa (46-0) 1944 RECORD AGAINST TOP 25 TEAMS: Consecutive road losses: 44 at Kent State (44-0) 2006 Overall: 28-141-4 13 11/17/90-9/25/93 41 at Iowa (41-0) 1926 Home: 17-69-2 11 10/19/57-11/14/59 40 at Michigan (40-0) 1935 Away: 11-71-2 39 at Pittsburgh (46-7) 1954 SHUTOUTS 36 at Iowa (43-7) 1989 RECORD AGAINST TOP 10 TEAMS Season: 36 at Iowa (48-12) 1934 Overall: 15-78-2 3, 1960 (10 games) 35 at Northwestern (41-6) 1957 Home: 8-43-1 12, 1904# (13 games) 34 at Wisconsin (34-0) 1934 Away: 7-35-1 13, 1903# (15 games) 33 at Illinois (33-0) 1961 Consecutive: 12, 11/2/1903-10/22/1904 RECORD AGAINST TOP 5 TEAMS Overall: 12-41 Home: 6-19 Away: 6-22

GAMES VS. #1 & #2 RANKED TEAMS 11-12-38 at #2 Notre Dame L, 0-19 10-25-47 at #1 Michigan L, 6-13

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n Team Records TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS GAINED SINGLE-GAME PASS COMPLETIONS Game: 663 vs. North Dakota, 10/1/27# 37 vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) PASS-RUSH PLAYS Season: 3,949, 2003 35 vs. Pittsburgh (9/26/92) Game: 109 vs. Indiana (11/11/78) 34 at Penn State (9/4/93) Season: 970, 2003 YARDS LOST (MOST) 34 vs. Indiana (10/15/82) Game: 61 vs. Iowa, 11/19/83 33 at Michigan (10/30/82) SINGLE-GAME PASS-RUSH PLAYS Season: 491, 1983 32 vs. Northwestern (11/1/08) 109 vs. Indiana (11/11/78) 31 at Florida Atlantic (9/15/07) 104 vs. Purdue (9/24/05) NET YARDS 30 vs. Michigan (11/12/94) 99 at Iowa (11/25/89) Game: 489 vs. Ohio, 9/26/70 29 vs. Michigan (11/13/93) 97 at Iowa (11/15/03) Season: 3,759, 2003 29 at Ohio State (10/17/70) 96 vs. Rice (9/8/84) 29 vs. Northwestern (10/14/95) 96 vs. Illinois (10/2/82) SINGLE GAME NET YARDS 96 vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) 489 vs. Ohio (9/26/70) SEASON COMPLETIONS 478 vs. Northwestern (11/11/72) 262 2007 YARDS GAINED 466 at Northwestern (11/4/80) 260 1993 Game: 742 vs. Ohio (9/11/82) 435 vs. Indiana (11/1/03) 258 2008 Season: 6,430, 2003 424 vs. Michigan (10/10/03) 229 1992 Average per game: 494.8, 2005 415 vs. Toledo (9/4/04) 225 1982 411 vs. Wisconsin (10/15/05) SINGLE-GAME TOTAL OFFENSE 402 vs. Ohio (9/11/82) YARDS 742 vs. Ohio (9/11/82) 402 vs. Iowa (10/21/72) Game: 478 vs. Penn State, 9/4/93 704 vs. Toledo (9/4/04) #832 vs. Northwestern (11/25/1905) Season: 3,277, 1993 625 vs. Purdue (10/8/93) 616 vs. Purdue (10/8/94) SEASON NET YARDS SINGLE-GAME YARDS PASSING 612 at Northwestern (10/10/87) 3,759 2003 478 at Penn State (9/4/93) 591 at Penn State (9/4/93) 3,277 2005 444 vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) 587 vs. Illinois (10/23/04) 3,082 2004 416 vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) 580 at Northwestern (10/13/07) 2,726 1999 404 at Michigan State (10/21/95) 579 vs. Florida Atlantic (9/17/05) 2,721 2002 402 vs. Purdue (10/8/93) 579 vs. Purdue (10/11/97) 397 vs. Ball State (9/14/96) AVERAGE YARDS 396 vs. Ohio State (10/29/05) SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE Season: (Per Rush) 5.5, 2003 394 vs. Michigan (11/12/94) 6,430 2003 Season: (Per Game) 289.2, 2003 388 at Iowa (11/15/03) 5,937 2005 387 vs. Michigan (11/13/93) 5,260 2004 SEASON AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME 383 vs. Indiana State (9/13/93) 5,149 2000 289.2 2003 5,111 2002 273.1 2005 SEASON YARDS PASSING 256.8 2004 3,277 1993 AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY 241.0 1987 2,949 2007 Game: 9.51 vs. Ohio, 9/11/82 237.0 1972 2,874 2006 Season: 6.6, 2003 2,863 1995 TOUCHDOWNS 2,848 2008 SEASON AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME Game: 9 vs. Murray State, 10/27/01; 9 vs. Montana, 2,786 2000 494.8 2005 9/21/85 2,7132010 494.6 2003 Season: 46, 2003 438.3 2004 TOUCHDOWNS 429.1 2000 PASSING Game: 6 vs. Purdue, 10/8/93 421.7 2001 ATTEMPTS Season: 25, 2007 Game: 67 vs. Ohio State, 11/7/81 RUSHING HAD INTERCEPTED (MOST) Season: 500, 1993 ATTEMPTS Game: 7 vs. Wisconsin, 11/20/54 Game: 87 vs. North Dakota (9/22/73) SINGLE-GAME PASS ATTEMPTS Season: 27, 1993 Season: 683, 2003 67 vs. Ohio State (11/7/81) AVERAGE YARDS 66 at Penn State (9/4/93) SINGLE-GAME ATTEMPTS Season: (Per Completion) 19.3, 1985 60 at Iowa (11/20/93) 87 vs. North Dakota (9/22/73) Season: (Per Game) 297.9, 1993 58 vs. Michigan (11/13/93) 78 at Purdue (11/9/74) 56 vs. Pittsburgh (9/26/92) 77 vs. Purdue (11/10/73) SEASON AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME 55 vs. Illinois (10/2/82) 77 vs. Ohio (9/26/70) 297.9 1993 53 at Indiana (10/8/83) 76 at Illinois (11/12/77) 260.3 1995 52 vs. Indiana State (9/13/93) 76 vs. Northwestern (11/11/72) 245.8 2007 52 vs. Indiana (10/15/82) #136 vs. Northwestern (11/25/1905) 244.6 1994 51 vs. Northwestern (11/1/08) 234.4 1996 51 at Michigan (10/1/3/79) SEASON ATTEMPTS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 683 2003 COMPLETIONS 649 1972 Game: (Minimum of 10 attempts) 84.6 vs. Toledo, Game: 37 vs. Ohio State, 11/7/81 635 1973 9/4/04 (11 of 13) Season: 260, 1993 629 1977 Season: 61.3, 2003 (176 of 287) 615 1958

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n Team Records SCORING TOTAL DEFENSE MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS Game: 158 vs. Michigan State, 11/14/70 POINTS FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED Season: 386, 1970 (10 games) Game: 66 vs. Murray State, 2001; 146 vs. Grinnell, Game: 40 by Middle Tennessee State, 9/2/10 1904# 40 by Nebraska, 9/24/60 MOST SACKS Season: 503, 2003 (13 games); 725, 1904 (13 Season: 577, 1961 (10 games) Game: 8 vs. Wisconsin, 11/3/90 games)# Season: 41, 1997 Average per game: 38.7, 2003 FEWEST NET YARDS ALLOWED Game: 48 by Navy, 10/6/62 SCORING DEFENSE SINGLE GAME POINTS (SINCE 1946) Season: 1,505, 1962 (9 games) 66 vs. Murray State (10/27/01) FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 63 vs. Indiana (11/4/06) MOST NET YARDS ALLOWED Game: 0 vs. many opponents, most recently vs. 63 vs. Toledo (9/4/04) Season: 6,224, 2007 (12 games) Temple, 9/16/06 62 vs. Temple (9/16/06) Season (min. 3 games): 61, 1962 (9 games) 62 vs. Montana (9/21/85) FEWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME 6, 1910# (7 games) 59 vs. Purdue (10/9/93) Season: 167.2, 1962 (9 games) 57 vs. Ohio (9/11/82) MOST POINTS ALLOWED 56 vs. Colorado State (9/10/05) MOST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME Game: 84 by Nebraska, 9/17/83 55 vs. Indiana (11/1/03) Season: 518.7, 2007 (12 games) Season: 518, 1983 55 vs. Illinois State (9/18/99) 55 vs. Arkansas State (9/30/95) RUSHING DEFENSE PUNTING 55 vs. Iowa (11/5/49) FEWEST RUSHES ALLOWED MOST PUNTS Game: 21 by Miami (Ohio), 9/17/11; Game: 13, Nebraska, 9/17/83; vs. Michigan State, SEASON POINTS (SINCE 1946) Michigan State, 11/12/05; Toledo, 9/4/04 11/15/69; 503 2003 Season: 349, 1949 (9 games) #28 vs. Indiana, 1906 429 2005 Season: 82, 1998 (11 games) 376 2006 FEWEST NET YARDS ALLOWED 376 2002 Game: (-46) by Michigan, 10/27/62 BEST AVERAGE PER PUNT 375 2001 Season: 470, 1962 (9 games) Game: 53.6 vs. Northwestern, 10/20/84 (7 punts) Season: 46.1, 1984 (11 games) SEASON POINTS PER GAME (SINCE 1946) MOST NET YARDS ALLOWED 38.7 2003 Season: 2,949, 1983 (11 games) PUNT RETURNS 35.8 2005 MOST RETURNS 31.3 2000 FEWEST AVERAGE NET YARDS/GAME 30.7 1999 Game: 10 vs. Pacific, 9/10/94 Season: 52.2, 1962 (9 games) 30.1 2004 Season: 51, 2002 (13 games) MOST AVERAGE NET YARDS/GAME TOUCHDOWNS TOTAL RETURN YARDS Season: 268.1, 1983 (11 games) Game: 9 vs. Indiana, 2006; vs. Montana, 1985; Game: 144 vs. UL Monroe, 9/11/99 vs. Murray State, 2001; vs. Toledo, 2004; PASSING DEFENSE Season: 473, 1953 (9 games) 26 vs. Grinnell, 1904# Season: 66, 2003 (13 games) FEWEST ATTEMPTS ALLOWED TOUCHDOWNS 106, 1904 (13 games)# Game: 1 by Northwestern, 10/13/56 Game: 1, 10 times; last at New Mexico State, 9/7/13 Season: 102, 1956 (9 games) Season: 2, 2002; 1968 SEASON TOUCHDOWNS 66 2003 FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED KICKOFF RETURNS 56 2005 Game: 0 by Nebraska, 11/15/52; Michigan State, BEST AVERAGE PER RETURN 11/18/72 50 2006 Game: 43.3 vs. Murray State, 10/27/01 Western Michigan, 9/20/75; Michigan State, 48 2014 Season: 24.0 (53 ret.), 2008 (13 games) 47 2004 11/10/79 45 1999 Season: 47, 1956 (9 games) MOST RETURNS 45 2002 Game: 9 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED (283 yards) vs. Iowa (11/22/08) FIELD GOALS Game: (-1) by Western Michigan, 9/10/77 (159 yards) vs. Nebraska, 9/17/83 Season: 651, 1956 (9 games) Game: 5 vs. Arkansas, 2002; vs. Penn State, 1997 Season: 61, 2007 (12 games) Season: 25, 2000 MOST YARDS ALLOWED EXTRA POINTS Season: 3,487, 2006 (13 games) Game: 9 vs. Indiana, 11/4/06; vs. Murray State, 10/27/01; vs. Toledo, 9/4/04 FEWEST AVERAGE NET YARDS/GAME ALLOWED 15 vs. Grinnell, 1904# Season: 72.3, 1956 (9 games) Season: 61, 2003 (13 games) 76, 1905# (11 games) MOST AVERAGE NET YARDS/GAME ALLOWED Season: 289.3, 2007 (12 games)

MOST INTERCEPTIONS Game: 7 vs. Nebraska, 10/6/45 Season: 26, 1970 (10 games)

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n Team Records KICK/PUNT RETURNS Season: 39, 1973 (11 games) 8/28/14 Eastern Illinois 57 10/16/93 at Northwestern 56 BEST AVERAGE PER RETURN MOST OPPONENT FUMBLES RECOVERED 12/29/06 Texas Tech 55 Game: 43.5 (6 ret.) vs. Iowa State, 9/13/97 Game: 7, vs. Indiana, 10/5/46 9/8/07 Miami (Ohio) 54 Season: 24.6 yards (51 ret.), 1997 (11 games) Season: 26, 1973 (11 games) 11/6/93 Illinois 54 9/1/07 Bowling Green 53 KICK/PUNT RETURNS MOST OPPONENT FUMBLES RETURNED FOR 11/11/06 at Michigan State 53 Game: 13 (6 kick/7 punt), vs. Kansas State, 9/24/94 TOUCHDOWN 8/29/13 UNLV 51 Season: 87 (60 kick, 27 punt), 1983 (11 games) Game: 2, vs. Syracuse, 9/21/96% 10/3/02 Illinois 51 11/20/99 at Iowa 51 KICK/PUNT RETURN YARDS PENALTIES Game: 320 (261 kick/59 punt), vs. Iowa State, PASSING COMPLETIONS 9/13/97 MOST PENALTIES 10/13/07 at Northwestern 41 Season: 1,553 (1,257 kick/296 punt), 1997 (12 Game: 17, vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09 8/29/13 UNLV 36 games) Season: 83, 1980 (11 games - 7.5/game) 12/29/06 Texas Tech 36 89, 1977 (12 games - 7.4/game) 9/1/07 Bowling Green 35 KICK/PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10/3/98 at Purdue 35 Game: 40.0 (56.5 kick/7.0 punt), vs. Ohio State, MOST YARDS PENALIZED 10/10/03 Michigan 34 9/17/77 Game: 157 vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09 9/11/04 Illinois State 33 Season: 21.0 (24.6 kick/12.9 punt), 1997 Season: 809, 1980 (11 games) 12/31/03 Oregon 33 9/23/00 at Purdue 33 KICK/PUNT RETURNS FOR TD MOST OPPONENT PENALTIES Season: 85, 1982 (11 games) Game: 2 (2 kick/0 punt), vs. Iowa State, 9/13/97 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Season: 2 (1 kick/1 punt), 2013 95, 2012 (13 games) 10/3/98 at Purdue 6 (0 kick, 2 punt), 2002, 1968 9/15/07 at Florida Atlantic 5 (2 kick/0 punt), 1997 MOST OPPONENT PENALTY YARDS 11/19/05 at Iowa 5 Season: 711, 1982 (11 games) 10/11/97 Purdue 5 834, 2012 (13 games) FIRST DOWNS 10/27/90 at Ohio State 5 MOST FIRST DOWNS TEAM OPPONENT RECORDS 11/18/89 Michigan 5 Game: 36 vs. Wisconsin, 10/23/93 11/3/73 at Northwestern 5 Season: 326, 2003 (13 games) TOTAL OFFENSE 9/17/83 Nebraska 790 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS SEASON FIRST DOWNS 10/3/98 at Purdue 692 10/8/94 at Purdue 7 326 2003 9/3/94 at Penn State 689 11/13/93 Michigan 7 289 2005 11/19/83 at Iowa 656 11/19/83 at Iowa 7 268 2002 11/3/07 Illinois 655 11/23/02 at Wisconsin 6 257 2000 10/16/04 at Michigan State 636 10/9/93 Purdue 6 246 2006 10/6/51 at California 638 9/21/91 at Colorado 6 11/12/83 Michigan 631 9/20/86 at Oklahoma 6 MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING 10/28/95 at Michigan 623 10/1/83 at Ohio State 6 Game: 31 vs. Ohio, 9/26/70 10/26/74 at Michigan 620 10/15/83 Wisconsin 6 Season: 199, 2003 (13 games) 10/11/75 at Illinois 6 RUSHING YARDS 10/24/74 at Michigan 6 MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING 9/17/83 Nebraska 595 11/23/74 at Wisconsin 6 Game: 22 vs. Penn State, 9/4/93 & Wisconsin, 11/19/83 at Iowa 530 10/6/51 at California 6 10/23/93 10/26/74 Michigan 521 Season: 158, 1993 (11 games) 10/6/51 at California 490 POINTS 9/20/86 at Oklahoma 458 9/17/83 Nebraska 84 FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED 10/13/79 at Michigan 456 10/1/83 at Ohio State 69 Game: 4 vs. Iowa, 10/25/75; vs. Pacific, 9/10/94 11/3/07 Illinois 448 10/24/92 at Michigan 63 0 vs. Chicago, 1917# 11/23/74 at Wisconsin 435 9/20/86 at Oklahoma 63 Season: 96, 1949 (9 games) 11/12/83 Michigan 423 11/19/83 at Iowa 61 10/11/97 Purdue 59 #Pre-Modern Era (before 1945) record PASSING YARDS 10/1/11 at Michigan 58 % NCAA record 10/3/98 at Purdue 604 11/13/93 Michigan 58 10/13/07 at Northwestern 470 9/21/91 at Colorado 58 FUMBLES 9/15/07 at Florida Atlantic 464 11/12/83 Michigan 58 10/11/08 at Ilinois 462 MOST FUMBLES 9/20/69 at Arizona State 446 PENALTIES AGAINST Game: 10 vs. Washington, 9/27/47; 12/29/06 Texas Tech 445 11/6/82 at Ohio State 14 12 vs. Nebraska, 10/6/34# 9/21/13 San Jose State 439 12/28/12 vs. Texas Tech 13 Season: 49, 1980 (11 games) 10/23/93 Wisconsin 423 10/3/98 at Purdue 13 9/8/07 Miami (Ohio) 418 10/18/03 Michigan State 12 MOST FUMBLES LOST 9/1/07 Bowling Green 412 12/22/77 Maryland 12 Game: 5 at Illinois, 11/3/84; at Iowa, 11/1/69; 9/23/00 Purdue 409 10/28/00 Northwestern 11 vs. Ohio State, 10/18/69; at Wisconsin, 11/23/68 10/10/03 Michigan 389 9/30/95 Arkansas State 11 Season: 24, 1974 (11 games) 10/1/83 at Ohio State 11 PASSING ATTEMPTS 10/9/82 at Northwestern 11 MOST OPPONENT FUMBLES 10/13/07 at Northwestern 59 9/19/81 Purdue 11 Game: 12, by Indiana, 10/5/46 9/11/04 Illinois State 59

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n Attendance Records TCF BANK STADIUM ATTENDANCE MEMORIAL STADIUM ATTENDANCE TCF BANK STADIUM CAPACITY: 50,805 (2009-13) CAPACITY: 52,809 (1924-69) • 56,652 (1970-81) 52,525 (2014-15) Year Att. Gm. Largest Crowd Avg. Year Att. Gm. Largest Crowd Avg. 1924 139,772 6 Illinois (35,341) 23,297 2009 355,635 7 Seven Tied (50,805) 50,805 1925 193,707 7 Notre Dame (49,009) 27,672 2010 346,593 7 Iowa, 11/27/10 (50,805) 49,513 1926 156,032 5 Michigan (58,362) 31,206 2011 333,996 7 Miami (Ohio), 9/17/11 (49,950) 47,714 1927 166,848 5 Wisconsin (48,443) 23,126 2012 326,456 7 Syracuse, 9/22/12 (50,805) 46,637 1928 146,185 5 Chicago (53,016) 29,237 2013 334,581 7 Wisconsin, 11/23/13 (53,090) 47,797 1929 204,083 6 Michigan (58,160) 34,014 2014 335,056 7 Purdue, 10/18/14 (51,241) 47,865 1930 167,728 6 Northwestern (50,225) 27,955 1931 115,631 5 Wisconsin (48,443) 23,126 LARGEST TCF BANK STADIUM CROWDS: 1932 113,956 5 Northwestern (52,426) 43,557 1. 53,090 vs. Wisconsin, 11/23/13 1933 164,301 6 Iowa (41,177) 27,384 2. 51,382 vs. Iowa, 9/28/13 1934 192,922 5 Michigan (59,362) 38,584 3. 51,241 vs. Purdue, 10/18/14 1935 217,785 5 Northwestern (52,426) 43,557 4. 50,805 9 games 1936 247,653 5 Iowa (61,172) 49,531 5. 50,442 vs. Southern California, 9/18/10 1937 254,188 5 Notre Dame (63,237) 50,838 1938 237,000 5 Michigan (54,212) 47,400 1939 229,954 5 Northwestern 52,372) 45,991 METRODOME ATTENDANCE 1940 234,990 5 Michigan (61,976) 46,998 METRODOME CAPACITY: 62,218 (1982-90) 1941 239,227 5 Northwestern (61,784) 47,845 64,172 (1991-2008) 1942 231,307 6 Michigan (52,351) 38,551 Year Att. Gm. Largest Crowd Avg. 1943 182,779 7 Purdue (38,709) 26,111 1982 353,388 6 Iowa (63,872) 58,898 1944 179,979 6 Northwestern (39,997) 29,997 1983 243,674 5 Wisconsin (62,689) 48,735 1945 246,931 6 Ohio State (55,789) 41,155 1984 310,745 6 Iowa (63,479) 51,791 1946 328,003 6 Michigan (59,037) 54,667 1985 426,989 7 Wisconsin (64,571) 60,985 1947 289,612 5 Purdue (61,087) 57,922 1986 335,150 6 Iowa (65,018) 55,848 1948 308,556 5 Purdue (65,549) 61,711 1987 371,919 7 Wisconsin (62,412) 53,131 1949 305,200 5 Wisconsin (63,139) 61,040 1988 312,656 7 Iowa (63,894) 44,665 1950 267,015 5 Iowa (60,312) 53,403 1989 237,642 6 Nebraska (58,368) 39,607 1951 224,759 5 Nebraska (54,573) 45,152 1990 243,511 6 Iowa (64,694) 40,585 1952 270,292 5 Iowa (60,376) 54,058 1991 218,219 6 San Jose State (47,914) 36,369 1953 293,313 5 Michigan (62,795) 58,663 1992 227,445 6 Iowa (57,368) 37,908 1954 347,555 6 Iowa (65,464) 57,926 1993 239,973 6 Wisconsin (64,798) 39,996 1955 305,581 5 USC (64,074) 61,116 1994 253,851 6 Iowa (53,340) 42,309 1956 372,654 6 Iowa (64,235) 62,109 1995 291,443 6 Wisconsin (64,016) 48,574 1957 314,769 5 Purdue (64,629) 62,954 1996 261,113 6 Iowa (53,349) 43,519 1958 282,230 5 Iowa (63,726) 56,446 1997 269,385 6 Wisconsin (57,563) 44,898 1959 256,039 5 Michigan (56,082) 51,208 1998 249,854 6 Iowa (50,640) 41,642 1960 342,199 6 Iowa (65,292) 57,033 1999 318,086 7 Wisconsin (63,108) 45,441 1961 361,929 6 Purdue (66,284) 60,322 2000 284,112 6 Northwestern (59,004) 47,352 1962 368,200 6 Iowa (65,061) 61,367 2001 260,912 6 Wisconsin (55,890) 43,485 1963 286,797 5 Michigan (61,817) 57,759 2002 292,492 7 Iowa (65,184) 41,785 1964 268,908 5 Iowa (62,514) 53,782 2003 309,038 7 Michigan (62,374) 44,148 1965 302,747 6 Michigan (58,519) 50,458 2004 285,438 6 Iowa (64,719) 47,573 1966 248,248 5 Iowa (62,631) 49,600 2005 294,147 6 Wisconsin (65,089) 49,024 1967 237,798 6 Michigan State (56,334) 39,633 2006 313,239 6 Iowa (64,140) 52,206 1968 312,806 6 USC (60,820) 52,134 2007 362,538 7 North Dakota State (63,088) 51,791 1969 272,449 6 Ohio State (52,972) 45,417 2008 342,705 7 Iowa (64,071) 48,958 1970 225,468 5 Nebraska (52,539) 45,093 1971 207,662 6 Michigan (44,412) 34,610 LARGEST METRODOME CROWDS: 1972 222,079 6 Iowa (44,196) 37,013 1. 65,184 vs. Iowa, 11/23/02 1973 252,917 6 Nebraska (56,782) 42,153 2. 65,089 vs. Wisconsin, 10/15/05 1974 226,127 6 Ohio State (45,411) 37,688 3. 65,018 vs. Iowa, 11/22/86 1975 220,081 7 Wisconsin (37,578) 31,440 4. 64,798 vs. Wisconsin, 10/23/93 1976 262,878 6 Iowa (53,222) 43,813 5. 64,719 vs. Iowa, 11/13/04 1977 247,118 7 Michigan (44,165) 35,303 6. 64,694 vs. Iowa, 11/24/90 1978 231,411 6 Ohio State (52,209) 38,569 7. 64,571 vs. Wisconsin, 11/9/85 1979 241,952 6 Purdue (47,281) 40,325 8. 64,455 vs. Ohio State, 10/26/85 1980 265,105 6 Iowa (58,158) 44,184 9. 64,140 vs. Iowa, 11/18/06 1981 301,248 7 Michigan (52,875) 43,035 10. 64,129 vs. Michigan, 11/16/85 LARGEST MEMORIAL STADIUM CROWDS: 1. 66,284 vs. Purdue, 11/18/61 2. 65,549 vs. Purdue, 11/6/48 3. 65,464 vs. Iowa, 11/13/54 4. 65,292 vs. Iowa, 11/5/60

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n TCF Bank Stadium

TCF BANK STADIUM: THE TIMELINE

June, 2007 April 7, 2008 Spring, 2009 Sept. 12, 2009 Gophers break ground First brick is laid at the Playing surface First game at on TCF Bank Stadium stadium site. installed TCF Bank Stadium

May, 2006 January, 2008 Fall, 2009 July, 2009 Minnesota legislature First steel rises from Scoreboards and University takes approves new the ground at stadium lighting installed. occupancy of TCF Bank on-campus football site. Exterior work completed. Stadium. stadium.

TCF BANK STADIUM INFORMATION

STADIUM SEATING 50,805 Capacity of stadium, expandable to 80,000 25,000 Approximate number of seats with permanent chairbacks 37 Private Suites 57 Loge Boxes 1,250 Outdoor Club seats 250 Indoor Club seats 20,000 Square-foot DQ Club Room for game day and non-game day usage

STADIUM BY THE NUMBERS 1,300,000 Total number of on-site work hours to complete stadium 24,000 Cubic yards of cast-in-place concrete, enough to make a five-foot-wide sidewalk from Minneapolis to Rochester (74 miles) 8,800 Tons of structural steel, 97% of which is from recycled steel 4,019,760 LED lights make up the video boards at the stadium. The main video scoreboard is the third-largest in college sports. 740,000 Units of brick 2,020,000 Feet of cable for telecom, broadcast, sound, fire alarm and security systems (382 miles) 2,210,000 Feet of electrical wire/cable for power (418 miles) 900,000 Square feet of finished space 7,500 Light fixtures 350 LCD televisions 12 Elevators and two escalators

STADIUM FACTS Playing Surface FieldTurf Architect Populous (formerly HOK Sport) General Contractor Mortenson (in partnership with Thor) Construction Cost $288.5 million

OTHER STADIUM NOTES • When completed, TCF Bank Stadium became the first new football stadium in the Big Ten since 1960 and the first in NCAA FBS since 2006 (additional NCAA FBS stadiums have since been built). • The Gophers locker room is a state-of-the-art 60 x 25-yard area, shaped like a football with 120 custom-built lockers and 10 LCD televisions. • The Gophers have a private recruiting room that can accommodate 150 people. • The main high-definition video display in the stadium is one of the largest in college sports at approximately 48 feet high by 108 feet wide. It boasts Daktronics HD-16 technology and was the first of its kind in the Big Ten Conference. • The University achieved LEED certification (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) for TCF Bank Stadium, making it the first LEED certified college football stadium in America. The certification is achieved by accumulating credits for various environmentally and sustainable efforts in design and construction. • In addition to Minnesota college football games, TCF Bank Stadium has hosted Gopher hockey games, Monday Night Football, MLB All-Star con- cert, U2, Rolling Stones, One Direction, Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line. The Minnesota Vikings played their 2014 season and will play their 2015 season at TCF Bank Stadium, while their new stadium is being constructed.

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n Past Stadium History

H.H.H. METRODOME 1982-2008 The Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, home of Golden Gopher football 1982-2008, is the nation’s largest air-supported, multiple-use facility. It has been the site of two World Series, a Super Bowl and two NCAA Final Fours, and has kept over five million college football fans warm as they watched and cheered University of Minnesota football. The Gophers played their final season in the Dome in 2008 before heading back on campus for the opening of TCF Bank Stadium. In addition to serving as the home facility for the Golden Gophers, the Metrodome is home to the Minnesota Vikings and Twins. In 1989, it also served as home to the Timberwolves, who set the all-time NBA attendance record in their inaugural season. The Metrodome is located in downtown Minneapolis, just minutes away from the University campus. Its seating capacity is listed at 64,172, but more than 65,000 fans have packed the place for Minnesota football, including a crowd of 65,089 for the game against border-rival Wisconsin in 2005. A stadium record 65,184 attended the Minnesota-Iowa game in 2002. Metrodome

MEMORIAL STADIUM 1924-1981 Opened on Oct. 4, 1924, Memorial Stadium served as the home of the Golden Gophers for 57 years. The stadium was dedicated to the 3,527 university workers and graduates who served in World War I, 98 of whom died in service. Built on approximately 11 acres where the current University Recreation Center, Aquatic Center and McNamara Alumni Center stand today, Memorial Stadium had 52,736 permanent seats but could seat over 56,000. The horseshoe-shaped stadium also served as the home track and field facility. With the addition of temporary bleacher seating, more than 60,000 fans could fit into Memorial Sta- dium as a stadium-record 66,284 fans watched Minnesota face Purdue on Nov. 18, 1966. The stadium, which took seven months to construct, cost $572,000 to build. More than 475 workers were employed for the construction that required more Memorial Stadium than 1.4 million feet of lumber, one million bricks and 90,000 sacks of cement. Minnesota played its first game in Memorial Stadium on Oct. 4, 1924, defeating North Dakota 14-0. Tickets for the inaugural game were just one dollar. The Golden Gophers had a stellar record in Memorial Stadium, including 12 unbeaten seasons at home. They didn’t suffer a losing season at home from the building’s inception in 1924 until 1950, a span of 26 years. Memorial Stadium was changed to artificial turf in 1970 but then switched back to natural grass in 1977. The stadium was demolished in 1989 and 2,000 of the original bricks were used in the building of Mariucci Arena. University officials debated renovation of Memorial Stadium, but instead opted for a move to the Metrodome. GREATER NORTHROP FIELD 1899-1923 Named in honor of University President Cyrus Northrop, Greater Northrop Field opened its doors in 1899. Prior to the stadium’s construction, the University of Min- nesota played on a field south of the Armory. The grandstand consisted of chairs around the sidelines. When rates for a downtown stadium increased, the Univer- sity found it a necessity for an enclosed stadium on the campus. Built in front of Pillsbury Hall, which still stands today, the Northrop Field originally featured a nine-foot high board fence built by the student body. A quarter-mile track ran around the playing field. Alfred Pillsbury organized the building of a massive brick fence that was built around the original grandstand that made Northrop Field unlike any other stadium in the country at the time. The grandstand seated 8,000 fans and was 33 rows high. Additional seating in the end zones added to the seating capacity. Greater Northrop Field Minnesota played its first game at Northrop Field in November of 1899 against Northwestern where it suffered an 11-5 defeat. The last game was played in 1923 when Minnesota beat Iowa 20-7. Perhaps the most memorable game was a 6-6 tie with Michigan when an over capacity 20,000 fans crowded into the stadium.

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n TCF Bank Stadium Records RUSHING MOST PASSES COMPLETED RECEIVING Minnesota MOST CARRIES MOST RECEPTIONS 31 Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) Minnesota Minnesota 26 Adam Weber vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 35 David Cobb vs. Purdue (10/18/14) 10 Eric Decker vs. Air Force (9/12/09) 21 Adam Weber vs. South Dakota State (9/11/10) 34 David Cobb vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) 9 Da’Jon McKnight vs. New Mexico St. (9/10/11) 21 Adam Weber vs. California (9/19/09) 31 David Cobb vs. Nebraska (10/26/13) 9 MarQueis Gray vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) 20 Adam Weber vs. Air Force (9/12/09) 30 David Cobb vs. Northwestern (10/11/14) 8 Da’Jon McKnight vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 28 Donnell Kirkwood vs. Syracuse (9/22/12) 8 MarQueis Gray vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) Opponent 8 Nick Tow-Arnett vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) 35 Nick Sherry, UNLV (8/29/13) Opponent 8 Eric Decker vs. Wisconsin (10/3/09) 32 Trevor Siemian, Northwestern (10/11/14) 35 Le’Veon Bell, Michigan State (11/24/12) 8 Eric Decker vs. California (9/19/09) 27 Zac Dysert, Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) 32 Marcus Coker, Iowa (10/29/11) 25 Joey Elliott, Purdue (10/10/09) 32 John Clay, Wisconsin (10/3/09) Opponent 24 Alex Carder, Western Michigan (9/15/12) 29 Dareyon Chance, Western Mich. (9/15/12) 12 Nick Harwell, Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) 26 Zach Zwinak, Penn State (11/9/13) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES THROWN 11 Adam Drake, Eastern Illinois (8/28/14) 26 Jahvid Best, California (9/19/09) 9 Tyler Winston, San Jose State (9/20/14) Minnesota 26 James White, Wisconsin (11/23/13) 9 Maika Mataele, UNLV (8/29/13) 5 Adam Weber vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) 4 Mitch Leidner vs. Iowa (11/8/14) MOST YARDS GAINED MOST RECEIVING YARDAGE 3 Philip Nelson vs. Purdue (10/27/12) Minnesota Minnesota 3 Max Shortell vs. Western Michigan (9/15/12) 220 David Cobb vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) 146 Da’Jon McKnight vs. New Mexico St. (9/10/11) 3 Adam Weber vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 207 David Cobb vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) 140 Eric Decker vs. Wisconsin (10/3/09) 3 Adam Weber vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) 194 David Cobb vs. Purdue (10/18/1 135 A.J. Barker vs. Purdue (10/27/12) 171 MarQueis Gray vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) 121 Duane Bennett vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) Opponent 167 MarQueis Gray vs. Illinois (11/26/11) 119 Eric Decker vs. California (9/19/09) 4 Russell Wilson, Wisconsin (11/12/11) 3 J.T. Barrett, Ohio State (11/15/14) Opponent Opponent 3 Austin Appleby, Purdue (10/18/14) 266 Le’Veon Bell, Michigan State (11/24/12) 197 Chandler Jones vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 3 David Fales, San Jose State (9/21/13) 252 Marcus Coker, Iowa (10/29/11) 162 Nick Harwell vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) 3 Andrew Manley, New Mexico State (9/10/11) 223 Chad Spann, Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 156 Will Powell vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) 3 Dante Warren, South Dakota (9/11/10) 189 J.T. Barrett, Ohio State (11/15/14) 126 Kevin Smith vs. Purdue (10/10/09) 184 John Clay, Wisconsin (10/3/09) MOST PASSING YARDAGE 117 Jaime Wilson vs. Western Michigan (9/15/12) Minnesota MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 416 Adam Weber vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) Minnesota Minnesota 373 Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 4 Mitch Leidner vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 3 Maxx Williams vs. Iowa (11/8/14) 299 Adam Weber vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 3 David Cobb vs. Ohio State (11/15/14) 3 A.J. Barker vs. Western Michigan (9/15/12) 271 Adam Weber vs. Wisconsin (10/3/09) 3 Da’Jon McKnight vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 258 Adam Weber vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) Opponent 5 Jahvid Best, California (9/19/09) Opponent Opponent 3 John Clay, Wisconsin (10/3/09) 3 Chandler Jones, San Jose State (9/21/13) 439 David Fales, San Jose State (9/21/13) 352 Dante Warren, South Dakota (9/11/10) YARDS PER CARRY (5 CARRIES MINIMUM) 325 Zac Dysert, Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) SCORING Minnesota 309 Dan Persa, Northwestern (10/2/10) MOST POINTS 11.5 David Cobb vs. UNLV (6 carries) (8/29/13) 299 Joey Elliott, Purdue (10/10/09) Minnesota 24 Mitch Leidner vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) Opponent MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 18 David Cobb vs. Ohio State (11/14/15) 23.0 Raheem Mostert, Purdue (5 carries) Minnesota 18 Maxx Williams vs. Iowa (11/8/14) (10/18/14) 3 Philip Nelson vs. Michigan State (11/24/12) 18 A.J. Barker vs. Western Michigan (9/15/12) PASSING 3 Adam Weber vs. California (9/19/09) 18 Da’Jon McKnight vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 18 Duane Bennett vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED Opponent Minnesota 3 Austin Grammer, Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) Opponent 49 Adam Weber vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 30 Jahvid Best, California (9/19/09) 46 Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) BEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 18 Chandler Jones, San Jose State (9/21/13) 32 Adam Weber vs. California (9/19/09) (5 ATTEMPTS MINIMUM) 18 John Clay, Wisconsin (10/3/09) 31 Adam Weber vs. South Dakota State (9/11/10) Minnesota 31 Adam Weber vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) .875 Mitch Leidner (7-8) vs. Western Illinois KICKING (9/14/13) MOST EXTRA POINTS Opponent Minnesota 50 Trevor Siemian, Northwestern (10/11/14) Opponent 6 Ryan Santoso vs. Iowa (11/8/14) 50 Nick Sherry, UNLV (8/29/13) 1.000 Kain Colter (10-10), Northwestern 6 Ryan Santoso vs. Eastern Illinois (8/28/14) 47 Zac Dysert, Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) (10/12/12) 6 Chris Hawthorne vs. UNLV (8/29/13) 47 Joey Elliott, Purdue (10/10/09) 1.000 Juice Williams (5-5), Illinois (11/7/09) 6 Jordan Wettstein vs. New Hampshire (9/8/12) 44 Alex Carder, Western Michigan (9/15/12) 6 Eric Ellestad vs. Michigan State (10/31/09)

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5 Kevin Robb, South Dakota (9/11/10) Opponent MOST TOUCHDOWNS 5 Vince D’Amato, California (9/19/09) 21 Keith Smith, San Jose State (9/21/13) Minnesota 5 Matt Eller, Illinois (11/7/09) 14 Jared Singletary, Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) 7 vs. UNLV (8/29/13) 14 Jonathan Brown, Illinois (11/26/11) 7 vs. Iowa (11/8/14) MOST FIELD GOALS 6 vs. Eastern Illinois (8/28/14) Minnesota MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS 6 vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 3 Jordan Wettstein vs. Purdue (10/27/12) Minnesota 6 vs. New Hampshire (9/8/12) 3 Chris Hawthorne vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) 3.0 Theiren Cockran vs. Western Illinois (9/14/13) 6 vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) 3 Eric Ellestad vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 3.0 Gary Tinsley vs. Wisconsin (11/12/11) 3 Eric Ellestad vs. South Dakota St. (11/14/09) 3.0 Jewhan Edwards vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) Opponent 3.0 Garrett Brown vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) 7 Ohio State (10/30/10) Opponent 6 Wisconsin (11/12/11) 4 Dan Conroy, Michigan State (11/24/12) Opponent 6 South Dakota (9/11/10) 3 Pat Smith, Nebraska (10/26/13) 4.0 Clay Nurse, Illinois (11/7/09) 3 Mike Meyer, Iowa (9/28/13) 3.5 Coulter Boyer, North Dakota St. (9/24/11) FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS 3.5 O’Brien Schofield, Wisconsin (10/3/09) Minnesota LONGEST FIELD GOAL 1 vs. Wisconsin (11/23/13) Minnesota MOST SACKS 1 vs. Michigan State (11/24/12) 52 Ryan Santoso vs. Purdue (10/18/14) ...... Minnesota 1 vs. Michigan (11/3/12) 51 Jordan Wettstein vs. Illinois (11/26/11) 2.0 Theiren Cockran vs. Western Illinois (9/14/13) 1 vs. Ohio State (10/30/10) 48 Jordan Wettstein vs. Michigan St. (11/24/12) 2.0 Ben Perry vs. Illinois (11/26/11) 1 vs. South Dakota State (11/14/09) 45 Chris Hawthorne vs. Penn State (11/9/13) 45 Chris Hawthorne vs. Nebraska (10/26/13) Opponent Opponent 4.0 Clay Nurse, Illinois (11/7/09) 1 San Jose State (9/20/14) Opponent 2.5 Coulter Boyer, North Dakota St. (9/24/11) 1 Penn State 49 Mike Meyer, Iowa (9/28/13) 1 New Hampshire (9/8/12) 49 Ryan Jastram, North Dakota St. (9/24/11) MOST INTERCEPTIONS 1 Syracuse (9/22/12) 48 Dan Conroy, Michigan State (11/24/12) Minnesota 1 Illinois (11/26/11) 46 Mike Meyer, Iowa (9/28/13) 2 Cedric Thompson vs. Purdue 1 South Dakota State (11/14/09) 45 Pat Smith, Nebraska (10/26/13) (10/18/14) 1 Air Force (9/12/09)

PUNTING Opponent RUSHING 2 Johnny Adams vs. Michigan State (11/24/12) MOST PUNTS MOST RUSHES Minnesota Minnesota 8 Blake Haudan vs. South Dakota St. (11/14/09) TEAM RECORDS 67 vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 7 Peter Mortell vs. Iowa (9/28/13) TOTAL OFFENSE 59 vs. Iowa (11/8/14) 7 Dan Orseske vs. Illinois (11/26/11) 58 vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) MOST YARDS GAINED 7 Blake Haudan vs. California (9/19/09) 54 vs. Nebraska (10/26/13) Minnesota 53 vs. Illinois (11/26/11) Opponent 505 vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) 9 Nathan Knuffman, West. Illinois (9/14/13) 470 vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) Opponent 9 Ryan Lankford, Illinois (11/26/11) 462 vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) 66 Air Force (9/12/09) 7 Brandon Williams, Northwestern (10/13/12) 461 vs. Illinois (11/10/12) 56 Nebraska (10/22/11) 458 vs. Purdue (10/27/12) 49 Wisconsin (10/3/09) LONGEST PUNT 45 Wisconsin (11/23/13) Minnesota Opponent 45 Iowa (9/28/13) 68 Dan Orseske vs. Iowa (10/29/11) 515 Nebraska (10/22/11) 45 Wisconsin (11/12/11) 65 Dan Orseske vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 507 Ohio State (10/30/10) 64 Peter Mortell vs. Ohio State (11/15/14) 489 Ohio State (11/15/14) FEWEST RUSHES 64 Dan Orseske vs. New Mexico State (9/10/11) 486 San Jose State (9/21/13) Minnesota 63 Blake Haudan vs. South Dakota St. (11/14/09) 486 Northwestern (10/2/10) 19 vs. Michigan State (11/24/12) 21 vs. California (9/19/09) FEWEST YARDS GAINED Opponent 24 vs. Air Force (9/12/09) 65 Nathan Knuffman, West. Illinois (9/14/13) Minnesota 27 vs. Iowa (9/28/13) 65 Waid Harrison, San Jose State (9/21/13) 96 vs. Michigan State (11/24/12) 28 vs. Wisconsin (10/3/09) 63 Logan Yunker, UNLV (8/29/13) 135 vs. Iowa (9/28/13) 62 Ryan Donahue, Iowa (11/27/10) 156 vs. Wisconsin (11/12/11) Opponent 61 Anthony Fera, Penn State (10/23/10) 165 vs. Iowa (9/28/13) 17 San Jose State (9/21/13) 185 vs. Wisconsin (11/23/13) 20 Michigan State (10/31/09) DEFENSE 21 Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) Opponent MOST TACKLES 27 Iowa (11/27/10) 160 Illinois (11/26/11) 27 South Dakota State (11/14/09) Minnesota 205 Iowa (11/8/14) 17 Nate Triplett vs. Air Force (9/12/09) 218 Iowa (11/27/10) 16 Kim Royston vs. Iowa (10/29/11) 230 Western Illinois (9/14/13) 15 Damien Wilson vs. Northwestern (10/11/14) 231 New Hampshire (9/8/12) 14 Damien Wilson vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14)

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MOST YARDS GAINED Opponent LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Minnesota 36 UNLV (8/29/13) Minnesota 380 vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) 32 Northwestern (10/11/14) .143 vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) 353 vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 32 Eastern Illinois (8/28/14) 291 vs. Iowa (11/8/14) 27 Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) Opponent 285 vs. Purdue (10/18/14) 25 Purdue (10/10/09) .385, South Dakota State (11/14/09) 284 vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED PUNTING Minnesota Opponent MOST PUNTS 346 Nebraska (10/22/11) 1 vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) Minnesota 298 Purdue (10/18/14) 5 vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) 8 vs. South Dakota State (11/14/09) 297 Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 5 vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 7 vs. Iowa (9/28/13) 295 Wisconsin (10/3/09) 5 vs. Purdue (10/10/09) 7 vs. Illinois (11/26/11) 289 Ohio State (11/15/14) 6 vs. Wisconsin (11/12/11) 7 vs. California (9/19/09) FEWEST YARDS GAINED Opponent Opponent Minnesota 10 Iowa (11/27/10) 9 Western Illinois (9/14/13) 4 vs. Michigan State (11/24/12) 10 Air Force (9/12/09) 9 Illinois (11/26/11) 30 vs. Iowa (9/28/13) 11 Western Illinois (9/14/13) 7 Iowa (11/8/14) 37 vs. California (9/19/09) 11 Northwestern (10/13/12) 7 Northwestern (10/13/12) 50 vs. Illinois (11/7/09) 11 Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 57 vs. Wisconsin (10/3/09) FEWEST PUNTS MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Minnesota Opponent Minnesota 1 vs. North Dakota State (9/24/11) 46 South Dakota State (11/14/09) 4 vs. Michigan State (11/24/12) 1 vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) 47 San Jose State (9/21/13) 3 vs. California (9/19/09) 68 San Jose State (9/20/14) Opponents 68 Western Illinois (9/14/13) Opponent 1 Iowa (10/29/11) 68 New Hampshire (9/8/12) 3 Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) 1 North Dakota State (9/24/11) 1 Ohio State (10/30/10) MOST YARDS PASSING PASSING 1 South Dakota (9/11/10) Minnesota MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 416 vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) Minnesota KICKOFF RETURNS 373 vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 49 vs. Penn State (10/23/10) 299 vs. Penn State (10/23/10) MOST KICKOFF RETURNS 46 vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 271 vs. Wisconsin (10/3/09) Minnesota 40 vs. New Mexico State (9/10/11) 258 vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) 8 vs. Nebraska (10/22/11) 34 vs. California (9/19/09) 8 vs. Ohio State (10/30/10) 33 vs. Michigan State (10/31/09) Opponent 439 San Jose State (9/21/13) Opponent Opponent 352 South Dakota (9/11/10) 7 South Dakota (9/11/10) 57 Eastern Illinois (8/28/14) 325 Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) 51 UNLV (8/29/13) 310 Eastern Illinois (8/28/14) FIRST DOWNS 50 Northwestern (10/11/14) 309 Northwestern (10/2/10) 48 Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) MOST FIRST DOWNS 47 Purdue (10/10/09) Minnesota FEWEST YARDS PASSING 26 vs. Penn State (10/23/10) Minnesota FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED 7 vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) Minnesota Opponent 51 vs. Wisconsin (11/12/11) 7 vs. San Jose State (9/20/14) 29 Wisconsin (11/12/11) 67 vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) 10 vs. Purdue (10/10/09) 71 vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) 11 vs. Middle Tennessee (9/6/14) FEWEST FIRST DOWNS 74 vs. Purdue (10/10/09) 12 vs. San Jose State (9/21/13) Minnesota 12 vs. Western Illinois (9/14/13) 7 vs. Michigan State (11/24/12) Opponent 67 Northwestern (10/13/12) Opponent Opponent 78 Illinois (11/26/11) 17 Northwestern (10/13/12) 11 Western Illinois (9/14/13) 81 Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 17 Wisconsin (11/12/11) 11 Illinois (11/26/11) 121 Iowa (11/8/14) 17 Northern Illinois (9/25/10) 125 Air Force (9/12/09) 17 Air Force (9/12/09) 18 Michigan (11/3/12) HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Minnesota MOST PASSES COMPLETED .833 (10-12) vs. Western Illinois (9/14/13) Minnesota 31 vs. Northern Illinois (9/25/10) Opponent 26 vs. Penn State (10/23/10) .941 (16-17), Wisconsin (11/21/11) 22 vs. California (9/19/09) 21 vs. South Dakota (9/11/10) 20 vs. Air Force (9/12/09)

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n TCF Bank Stadium Records PENALTIES MOST PENALTIES AGAINST Minnesota 17 vs. Michigan State (10/31/09)

Opponent 10 Northwestern (10/2/10)

FEWEST PENALTIES AGAINST Minnesota 1 vs. UNLV (8/29/13) 1 vs. Michigan State (11/24/12)

Opponent 0 San Jose State (9/20/14) 0 Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11)

MOST YARDS PENALIZED Minnesota 157 vs. Michigan State (10/31/09)

Opponent 98 San Jose State (9/21/13)

FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED Minnesota 5 vs. UNLV (8/29/13)

Opponent 0 Miami (Ohio) (9/17/11) FUMBLES MOST FUMBLES LOST Minnesota 3 vs. Wisconsin (11/23/13)

Opponent 3 San Jose State (9/20/14)

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n Team Records OFFENSE SEASON-BY-SEASON STATISTICS (SINCE 1955) Rush Rush Rush Rush Pass Pass Pass Pass Total Total Total Pts./ First Year G Att. Yds. YPG TD Yds. YPG Cmp.Att.-Int. TD Yds. YPG Points Game TDs FG-ATT Downs 1955 9 408 1584 176.0 16 488 54.2 30-80-11 2 2072 230.2 110 12.2 18 —— 1956 9 519 2009 223.2 13 457 50.8 38-93-10 5 2466 274.0 127 14.1 18 2-3 136 1957 9 488 1958 217.6 21 585 65.0 42-114-10 9 2543 282.6 201 22.3 30 —— 1958 9 615 1465 162.8 11 1067 118.6 56-169-19 6 2532 281.3 115 12.8 17 — 121 1959 9 428 1555 172.7 11 924 102.7 66-179-17 4 2479 275.4 98 10.9 15 — 134 1960 9 468 1694 188.2 27 658 73.1 43-102-6 3 2352 261.3 191 21.2 30 — 129 1961 9 433 1590 176.6 10 794 88.2 47-145-13 9 2384 264.9 140 15.6 19 — 122 1962 9 420 1458 162.0 8 888 98.7 73-163-12 8 2346 260.7 131 14.6 17 — 132 1963 9 418 1365 151.2 11 733 81.4 64-148-7 2 2098 233.1 95 10.6 13 — 114 1964 9 360 1134 126.0 9 1228 136.4 96-201-11 8 2362 262.4 136 15.1 19 — 120 1965 10 446 1369 136.9 18 1483 148.3 111-316-16 9 2852 285.2 188 18.8 27 — 153 1966 10 433 1342 134.2 6 909 90.9 86-181-9 8 2251 225.1 124 12.4 17 — 134 1967 10 521 1649 164.9 13 1101 110.1 77-182-16 9 2750 275.0 163 16.3 22 — 150 1968 10 480 1893 189.3 17 1222 122.2 102-222-16 7 3115 311.5 207 20.7 28 — 171 1969 10 493 1932 193.2 20 1395 139.5 121-242-15 7 3327 332.7 210 21.0 29 3-6 178 1970 10 436 1771 177.1 16 1475 147.5 118-263-16 6 3246 324.6 180 18.0 24 4-9 183 1971 11 495 1866 169.8 19 1835 166.8 130-289-13 11 3703 336.6 212 19.3 30 4-9 215 1972 11 649 2607 237.0 20 656 69.6 47-121-12 3 3263 296.7 185 16.8 25 5-9 171 1973 11 635 2589 235.4 27 482 66.7 36-99-12 6 3071 279.2 260 23.6 35 5-10 155 1974 11 594 2410 219.1 14 801 72.8 51-132-9 5 3211 291.9 161 14.6 21 5-10 177 1975 11 568 2213 201.2 16 1577 143.4 127-241-16 15 3790 344.5 236 21.5 31 8-12 226 1976 11 545 2013 183.0 20 1291 117.4 104-235-12 4 3304 300.4 201 18.3 26 7-13 198 1977 11 629 2204 200.4 10 650 59.1 48-116-7 3 2854 259.5 164 14.9 16 18-26 167 1978 11 533 2456 185.0 16 1501 136.0 129-232-17 10 3648 321.0 210 19.1 26 10-15 215 1979 11 438 1799 163.5 20 2309 209.9 185-317-12 13 4108 373.5 264 24.0 34 9-17 224 1980 11 562 2379 216.3 25 1009 91.7 91-201-15 2 3388 308.0 210 19.1 28 5-9 195 1981 11 475 1880 170.9 13 2445 222.3 184-367-12 20 4325 393.2 274 24.9 34 13-22 230 1982 11 404 1573 143.0 17 2521 229.2 225-395-21 13 4094 372.2 247 22.5 30 11-17 236 1983 11 442 1113 101.2 6 2208 200.7 178-389-25 14 3321 301.9 181 16.5 21 11-15 191 1984 11 543 2281 207.3 12 1491 135.5 93-210-14 11 3772 342.9 194 17.6 23 11-17 185 1985 11 543 2391 217.4 25 1778 161.6 92-191-4 9 4169 379.0 273 24.8 34 13-16 205 1986 11 545 2523 229.4 19 1327 120.6 94-206-9 10 3850 350.0 247 22.5 30 13-18 204 1987 11 535 2651 241.0 21 1571 142.8 109-235-13 9 4222 383.8 257 23.4 30 16-19 214 1988 11 475 1714 155.8 13 1566 142.4 132-242-9 10 3280 298.2 195 17.7 24 10-15 184 1989 11 508 1980 180.0 20 1657 150.6 125-247-14 8 3637 330.6 263 23.9 32 13-18 193 1990 11 509 1526 180.0 13 1796 163.3 144-258-12 12 3322 302.0 224 20.4 27 12-19 183 1991 11 421 1463 133.0 5 1850 168.2 174-305-12 6 3313 301.2 104 9.5 12 8-13 192 1992 11 363 1330 120.9 11 2515 228.6 229-448-20 9 3845 349.5 200 18.2 22 17-29 218 1993 11 336 1250 113.6 7 3277 297.9 260-500-27 22 4527 411.5 253 23.0 33 9-17 237 1994 11 399 1784 162.2 12 2691 244.6 217-404-14 15 4475 406.8 256 23.3 29 17-23 229 1995 11 400 1505 136.8 13 2863 260.3 222-384-16 20 4368 397.1 272 24.7 34 11-14 232 1996 11 374 1145 104.1 10 2578 234.4 200-354-12 14 3723 338.5 236 21.5 28 14-20 208 1997 12 500 1571 130.9 12 1891 157.6 142-266-12 13 3462 288.5 238 19.8 27 15-20 219 1998 11 431 1547 140.6 9 1882 171.1 155-338-17 15 3429 311.7 229 20.8 29 9-13 184 1999 12 552 2726 227.2 25 2196 183.0 154-292-11 16 4922 410.2 368 30.7 45 17-21 233 2000 12 541 2363 196.9 20 2786 232.2 202-352-9 20 5149 429.1 375 31.3 43 25-37 257 2001 11 465 2389 217.2 20 2250 204.5 170-311-11 19 4639 421.7 308 28.0 40 9-15 233 2002 13 586 2721 209.3 22 2390 183.8 175-334-11 21 5111 393.2 376 28.9 45 20-21 268 2003 13 683 3759 289.2 46 2671 205.5 176-287-7 18 6430 494.6 503 38.7 66 14-18 326 2004 12 572 3082 256.8 29 2178 181.5 128-269-9 17 5260 438.3 361 30.1 47 12-18 245 2005 12 610 3277 273.1 34 2660 221.7 185-323-10 20 5937 494.8 429 35.8 56 14-20 289 2006 13 467 2007 154.4 25 2874 221.1 218-373-11 22 4881 375.5 376 28.9 50 9-15 246 2007 12 433 1941 161.8 15 2949 245.8 262-454-19 25 4890 407.5 315 26.2 42 8-13 259 2008 13 436 1350 103.8 20 2848 219.1 258-415-8 15 4198 322.9 302 23.2 38 12-16 214 2009 13 430 1293 99.5 13 2691 207.0 199-385-16 13 3984 306.5 272 20.9 33 13-17 207 2010 12 447 1623 135.2 14 2713 226.1 209-378-9 21 4336 361.3 278 23.2 35 11-17 239 2011 12 470 1920 160.0 14 1804 150.3 134-274-10 10 3724 310.3 221 18.4 27 12-15 195 2012 13 517 1975 151.9 14 2203 169.5 175-330-15 19 4178 321.4 287 22.1 35 14-22 229 2013 13 586 2538 195.2 23 1925 148.1 137-267-7 12 4463 343.3 334 25.7 42 14-18 238 2014 13 599 2801 215.5 32 1844 141.8 127-254-9 12 4645 357.3 369 28.4 48 12-18 238

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n Team Records DEFENSE SEASON-BY-SEASON STATISTICS (SINCE 1955) Rush Rush Rush Rush Pass Pass Pass Pass Total Total Total Pts./ First Year G Att. Yds. YPG TD Yds. YPG Cmp.-Att.-Int. TD Yds. YPG Points Game TDs FG-ATT Downs 1955 9 437 1673 185.9 — 946 105.1 65-134-17 7 2619 291.0 172 19.1 ——— 1956 9 474 1801 200.1 — 651 72.3 47-102-9 2 2452 272.4 87 9.7 13 0-4 130 1957 9 484 2050 227.8 — 906 100.7 63-137-12 8 2956 328.4 188 20.9 ——— 1958 9 616 1749 194.3 — 1109 123.2 76-172-15 6 2858 317.5 157 17.4 ——143 1959 9 427 1471 163.4 — 738 82.0 54-113-11 6 2209 245.4 159 17.7 ——107 1960 9 380 1043 115.9 — 759 84.3 60-146-18 2 1802 200.2 88 9.8 ——105 1961 9 365 759 84.3 — 1039 115.4 69-164-11 4 1798 199.8 75 8.3 ——102 1962 9 362 470 52.2 — 1034 114.9 89-206-13 5 1505 167.2 61 6.8 ——101 1963 9 415 1282 142.4 — 825 91.7 63-140-11 7 2107 234.1 117 13.0 ——113 1964 9 411 1284 142.7 — 1402 155.8 104-214-13 8 2686 298.4 131 14.6 ——146 1965 10 510 1652 165.2 — 1154 115.4 104-210-17 6 2806 280.6 160 16.0 ——174 1966 10 433 1342 134.2 — 909 90.9 86-181-9 8 2251 225.1 160 16.0 ——168 1967 10 444 1404 140.4 — 1525 152.5 125-262-17 4 2929 292.9 106 10.6 ——171 1968 10 598 2009 200.9 17 1363 136.3 112-245-12 9 3372 337.2 190 19.0 26 — 201 1969 10 571 2145 214.5 20 1702 170.2 111-233-16 13 3847 384.7 260 26.0 36 3-9 206 1970 10 614 2568 256.8 30 1335 133.5 93-234-26 5 3903 390.3 237 23.7 35 0-9 229 1971 11 599 2341 212.8 39 1674 152.2 109-212-11 12 4015 365.0 278 25.3 39 3-12 215 1972 11 581 2423 220.3 20 1291 117.4 89-183-11 8 3714 337.7 304 27.6 40 8-12 204 1973 11 547 2043 185.7 22 1669 151.7 114-231-10 14 3712 337.4 295 26.8 39 8-15 201 1974 11 617 3047 277.0 33 1489 135.4 97-177-6 13 1489 135.4 332 30.2 47 3-8 239 1975 11 582 2500 227.3 23 1017 92.4 78-182-12 1 3517 319.7 192 17.5 25 6-10 198 1976 11 557 2404 218.5 18 1345 122.3 97-201-13 8 3749 340.8 211 19.2 26 10-13 200 1977 11 536 2126 193.3 12 1185 107.1 71-153-15 7 3221 292.8 170 15.5 20 11-15 168 1978 11 548 2422 189.0 14 1630 148.0 115-225-13 14 3715 337.0 267 24.3 37 4-9 191 1979 11 537 2580 234.5 25 1586 144.2 119-238-13 11 4166 378.7 271 24.6 37 4-8 227 1980 11 470 1644 149.5 17 1796 163.3 140-295-11 13 3440 312.7 250 22.7 30 14-22 195 1981 11 464 1728 157.1 15 2247 204.3 161-312-11 17 3975 361.4 264 24.0 33 11-20 204 1982 11 529 2121 192.8 20 1767 160.6 135-244-8 13 3888 353.5 295 26.8 35 15-20 210 1983 11 516 2949 268.1 44 2002 182.0 136-250-12 20 4951 450.1 518 47.1 64 14-20 219 1984 11 528 2369 215.4 23 2277 207.0 182-293-4 16 4646 422.4 316 28.7 40 12-18 251 1985 11 494 1784 162.2 17 1979 179.9 161-292-8 10 3763 342.1 227 20.6 28 12-18 215 1986 11 477 1749 159.0 22 2187 198.8 173-300-17 12 3936 357.8 295 26.8 37 13-19 217 1987 11 483 2019 183.5 20 2112 192.0 175-310-13 12 4131 375.5 262 23.8 32 — 229 1988 11 551 2184 198.5 16 2008 182.5 142-233-11 11 4192 381.1 246 22.4 29 16-27 231 1989 11 480 2023 183.9 23 2427 220.6 170-291-18 14 4450 404.5 283 25.7 37 7-13 238 1990 11 456 1863 169.3 23 2127 193.4 170-304-16 13 3990 362.7 285 25.9 37 8-15 219 1991 11 471 2265 205.9 26 1887 171.5 150-256-10 7 4152 377.5 302 27.5 34 12-19 228 1992 11 493 1998 181.6 22 2441 221.9 170-286-7 16 4439 403.5 313 28.5 39 14-20 227 1993 11 464 1697 154.3 27 2894 263.1 212-394-18 15 4591 417.4 354 32.2 42 20-32 254 1994 11 447 1959 178.1 24 2480 225.4 179-317-11 19 4439 403.5 348 31.6 46 9-15 222 1995 11 454 2298 208.9 25 2575 234.1 171-289-10 19 4873 443.0 368 33.5 46 13-18 229 1996 11 549 2712 246.5 27 1792 162.9 119-208-12 13 4504 409.5 340 30.9 42 15-25 223 1997 12 491 1607 133.9 16 2812 234.3 194-344-9 21 4419 368.3 334 27.8 40 19-25 219 1998 11 433 1141 103.7 12 2699 245.4 203-374-12 15 3840 349.1 249 22.6 28 16-26 206 1999 12 491 1682 140.2 13 2153 179.4 179-383-8 10 3835 319.6 196 16.3 23 12-18 216 2000 12 492 1993 166.1 23 2437 203.1 196-375-8 17 4430 369.2 318 26.5 41 12-16 242 2001 11 482 2218 201.6 19 2456 223.3 199-337-8 16 4674 424.9 299 27.2 37 13-19 251 2002 13 534 2298 176.8 28 2332 178.6 203-367-7 12 4620 355.4 319 24.5 42 7-15 249 2003 13 452 1595 122.7 18 2830 217.7 268-454-11 14 4425 340.4 285 21.9 34 16-20 258 2004 12 424 1568 130.7 13 3192 266.0 271-451-12 17 4760 396.7 273 22.8 32 16-22 254 2005 12 428 1867 155.6 21 3085 257.1 233-410-8 19 4952 412.7 348 29.0 44 13-20 251 2006 13 485 2056 158.2 19 3487 268.2 270-434-17 24 5543 426.4 338 26.0 45 9-16 291 2007 12 433 2752 229.3 25 3472 289.3 275-430-7 25 6224 518.7 440 36.7 55 19-30 289 2008 13 458 1863 143.3 13 3124 240.3 245-415-15 21 4987 383.6 322 24.8 37 20-27 253 2009 13 513 1972 151.7 19 2827 217.5 233-401-12 15 4799 369.2 309 23.8 37 17-24 252 2010 12 436 2297 191.4 29 2409 200.8 182-280-11 21 4706 392.2 396 33.0 54 8-13 229 2011 12 459 2237 186.4 23 2600 216.7 239-353-4 23 4837 403.1 380 31.7 51 9-15 267 2012 13 478 2236 172.0 22 2426 186.6 231-404-13 15 4662 358.6 321 24.7 40 14-17 247 2013 13 453 2056 158.2 19 2796 215.1 247-405-10 16 4852 373.2 289 22.2 36 14-19 245 2014 13 476 2271 174.7 18 2515 193.5 233-406-15 20 4786 368.2 314 24.2 40 12-16 253

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n Year-by-Year Results YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS OVERALL BIG TEN Season WL T W L T Pts. Opp. Coach 1882 11 0 4 2 None 1883 12 0 9 8 Thomas Peebles 1884 No Games 1885 No Games 1886 02 0 13 27 Fredrick Jones 1887 20 0 22 0 Fredrick Jones 1888 11 0 22 16 Fredrick Jones 1889 31 0 46 28 D.W. McCord, Al McCord, F. Heffelfinger, B. Morse 1890 51 1 208 33 Tom Eck 1891 31 1 102 46 Edward “Dad” Moulton 1892 50 0 122 56 None 1893 60 0 148 38 “Wallie” Winter 1894 31 0 74 8 Tom Cochrane Jr. 1895 73 0 136 58 Walt “Pudge” Heffelfinger 1896 82 0 1 2 0 168 24 Alex Jerrems 1897 44 0 0 3 0 112 77 Alex Jerrems 1898 45 0 1 2 0 92 72 Jack Minds 1899 63 2 0 3 0 151 79 John Harrison & William C. Leary 1900 10 02 3 0 1 299 23 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1901 91 1 3 1 0 183 18 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1902 92 1 3 1 0 335 34 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1903 14 01 3 0 1 618 12 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1904 13 00 3 0 0 725 12 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1905 10 10 2 1 0 542 22 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1906 41 0 2 0 0 47 29 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1907 22 1 0 1 1 55 52 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1908 32 1 0 2 0 32 50 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1909 61 0 3 0 0 158 27 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1910 61 0 2 0 0 179 6 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1911 60 1 3 0 1 102 15 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1912 43 0 2 2 0 87 38 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1913 52 0 2 1 0 116 32 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1914 61 0 3 1 0 123 44 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1915 60 1 3 0 1 191 35 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1916 61 0 3 1 0 348 28 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1917 41 0 3 1 0 164 25 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1918 52 1 2 1 0 133 39 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1919 42 1 3 2 0 130 45 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1920 16 0 0 6 0 62 92 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1921 34 0 2 4 0 60 141 Dr. Henry L. Williams 1922 33 1 2 3 1 79 65 William Spaulding 1923 51 1 2 1 1 114 60 William Spaulding 1924 33 2 1 2 1 68 63 William Spaulding 1925 52 1 5 2 1 176 91 Dr. Clarence W. Spears 1926 53 0 2 2 0 269 64 Dr. Clarence W. Spears 1927 60 2 3 0 1 209 51 Dr. Clarence W. Spears 1928 62 0 4 2 0 182 36 Dr. Clarence W. Spears 1929 62 0 3 2 0 179 55 Dr. Clarence W. Spears 1930 34 1 1 3 0 126 81 Herbert “Fritz” Crisler 1931 73 0 3 2 0 191 72 Herbert “Fritz” Crisler 1932 53 0 2 3 0 86 42 Bernie Bierman 1933 40 4 2 0 4 64 32 Bernie Bierman 1934 80 0 5 0 1 270 38 Bernie Bierman 1935 80 0 5 0 0 194 46 Bernie Bierman 1936 71 0 4 1 0 203 32 Bernie Bierman 1937 62 0 5 0 0 184 50 Bernie Bierman 1938 62 0 4 1 0 97 38 Bernie Bierman 1939 34 1 3 4 1 154 82 Bernie Bierman 1940 80 0 6 0 0 154 71 Bernie Bierman 1941 80 0 5 0 0 186 38 Bernie Bierman 1942 54 0 3 3 0 152 91 Dr. George Hauser 1943 54 0 2 3 0 170 184 Dr. George Hauser 1944 53 1 3 2 1 225 162 Dr. George Hauser 1945 45 0 1 5 0 177 155 Bernie Bierman 1946 54 0 3 4 0 130 114 Bernie Bierman 1947 63 0 3 3 0 174 127 Bernie Bierman

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n Year-by-Year Results OVERALL BIG TEN Season WL T W L T Pts. Opp. Coach 1948 72 0 5 2 0 203 94 Bernie Bierman 1949 72 0 4 2 0 231 80 Bernie Bierman 1950 17 1 1 4 1 79 196 Bernie Bierman 1951 26 1 1 4 1 162 258 Wes Fesler 1952 43 2 3 1 2 131 171 Wes Fesler 1953 44 1 3 3 1 150 160 Wes Fesler 1954 72 0 4 2 0 195 127 Murray Warmath 1955 36 0 2 5 0 110 172 Murray Warmath 1956 61 2 4 1 2 127 87 Murray Warmath 1957 45 0 3 5 0 201 188 Murray Warmath 1958 18 0 1 6 0 115 157 Murray Warmath 1959 27 0 1 6 0 98 159 Murray Warmath 1960 82 0 6 1 0 228 88 Murray Warmath 1961 82 0 6 1 0 161 78 Murray Warmath 1962 62 1 5 2 0 131 61 Murray Warmath 1963 36 0 2 5 0 95 117 Murray Warmath 1964 54 0 4 3 0 136 131 Murray Warmath 1965 54 1 5 2 0 188 160 Murray Warmath 1966 45 1 3 3 1 124 160 Murray Warmath 1967 82 0 6 1 0 163 106 Murray Warmath 1968 64 0 5 2 0 207 190 Murray Warmath 1969 45 1 4 3 0 210 260 Murray Warmath 1970 36 1 2 4 1 180 237 Murray Warmath 1971 47 0 3 5 0 212 278 Murray Warmath 1972 47 0 4 4 0 185 304 Cal Stoll 1973 74 0 6 2 0 260 295 Cal Stoll 1974 47 0 2 6 0 161 332 Cal Stoll 1975 65 0 3 5 0 236 192 Cal Stoll 1976 65 0 4 4 0 201 211 Cal Stoll 1977 75 0 4 4 0 171 187 Cal Stoll 1978 56 0 4 4 0 210 267 Cal Stoll 1979 46 1 3 5 1 264 271 Joe Salem 1980 56 0 4 5 0 210 250 Joe Salem 1981 65 0 4 5 0 274 264 Joe Salem 1982 38 0 1 8 0 247 295 Joe Salem 1983 1 10 0090181 518 Joe Salem 1984 47 0 3 6 0 194 316 Lou Holtz 1985 75 0 4 4 0 293 240 Lou Holtz 1986 66 0 5 3 0 261 316 John Gutekunst 1987 65 0 3 5 0 257 262 John Gutekunst 1988 27 2 0 6 2 195 246 John Gutekunst 1989 65 0 4 4 0 263 283 John Gutekunst 1990 65 0 5 3 0 224 281 John Gutekunst 1991 29 0 1 7 0 104 302 John Gutekunst 1992 29 0 2 6 0 200 313 Jim Wacker 1993 47 0 3 5 0 253 354 Jim Wacker 1994 38 0 1 7 0 256 348 Jim Wacker 1995 38 0 1 7 0 272 368 Jim Wacker 1996 47 0 1 7 0 236 340 Jim Wacker 1997 39 0 1 7 0 238 334 Glen Mason 1998 56 0 2 6 0 229 249 Glen Mason 1999 84 0 5 3 0 368 196 Glen Mason 2000 66 0 4 4 0 375 318 Glen Mason 2001 47 0 2 6 0 308 299 Glen Mason 2002 85 0 3 5 0 376 319 Glen Mason 2003 10 30 5 3 0 503 285 Glen Mason 2004 75 0 3 5 0 361 273 Glen Mason 2005 75 0 4 4 0 429 348 Glen Mason 2006 67 0 3 5 0 376 338 Glen Mason 2007 1 11 0080315 440 Tim Brewster 2008 76 0 3 5 0 302 322 Tim Brewster 2009 67 0 3 5 0 272 309 Tim Brewster 2010 39 0 2 6 0 278 396 Tim Brewster/Jeff Horton* 2011 39 0 2 6 0 221 380 Jerry Kill 2012 67 0 2 6 0 287 321 Jerry Kill 2013 85 0 4 4 0 334 289 Jerry Kill 2014 85 0 5 3 0 369 314 Jerry Kill * - Brewster fired after seven (1-6) games; Horton named interim coach (2-3)

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n All-Time Opponents

AIR FORCE (1-0-0) BUTLER (2-0) CLEMSON (1-0) 1898 10/15 L 6-16 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-0 Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 1-0 1899 10/28 T 5-5 H 2009 9/12 W 20-13 H 1925 11/7 W 33-7 H 1985 12/21 W 20-13 N 1900 10/20 W 26-0 H 1926 11/13 W 81-0 H 1902 11/1 W 102-0 H ALABAMA (1-0-0) COE COLLEGE (1-0) 1903 10/3 W 39-0 H Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 1-0 CALIFORNIA (2-4) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1904 10/22 W 146-0 H 2004 12/31 W 20-16 N Home: 1-2 • Away: 1-2 1929 10/5 W 39-0 H 1925 10/10 W 34-6 H 1951 10/6 L 14-55 A ALL STARS (0-0-1) 1952 10/4 L 13-49 H COLORADO (0-3) HAMLINE (6-1) Home: 0-0-1 • Away: 0-0 1964 10/3 W 26-20 A Home: 0-2 • Away: 0-1 Home: 2-0 • Away: 4-1 1918 10/5 T 0-0 H 1987 9/19 W 32-23 H 1972 9/23 L 6-28 H 1882 9/29 W 4-0 A 2006 9/9 L 17-42 A 1991 9/21 L 0-58 A 1882 – L 0-2 A ALUMNI (2-1) 2009 9/19 L 21-35 H 1992 9/19 L 20-21 H 1883 11/3 W 5-0 A Home: 2-1 • Away: 0-0 1890 10/27 W 44-0 A 1887 – W 14-0 H CAMP GRANT (1-0) COLORADO STATE (2-0) 1893 10/24 W 10-6 A 1898 10/5 L 0-5 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 1902 10/7 W 59-0 H 1899 11/11 W 6-5 H 1943 10/16 W 13-7 H 2004 9/18 W 34-18 A 1903 10/7 W 65-0 H 2005 9/10 W 56-24 H ARIZONA (1-0) CARLETON (9-1) HASKELL (4-0) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 Home: 9-0 • Away: 0-1 CORNELL (IOWA) (1-0) Home: 4-0 • Away: 0-0 1939 9/30 W 62-0 H 1883 – L 2-4 A Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1901 11/4 W 28-0 H 1896 10/3 W 16-6 H 1931 11/14 W 47-7 H 1923 10/13 W 13-12 H ARIZONA STATE (0-1) 1897 10/9 W 48-6 H 1924 10/11 W 20-0 H Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-1 1898 10/1 W 32-0 H CREIGHTON (1-0) 1928 11/17 W 52-0 H 1969 9/20 L 26-48 A 1899 10/14 W 35-5 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1900 9/29 W 44-0 H 1928 10/6 W 40-0 H HAWAI’I (0-1) ARKANSAS (1-0) 1901 9/28 W 35-0 H Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-1 Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 1-0 1902 9/27 W 33-0 H DRAKE (1-0) 1997 8/30 L 3-17 A 2002 12/30 W 29-14 N 1903 9/26 W 29-0 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1904 10/1 W 65-0 H 1927 11/12 W 27-6 H HIGH SCHOOLS (14-0-3) ARKANSAS STATE (2-0) Home: 12-0-3 • Away: 2-0 Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-0 CARLETON-ST. OLAF (1-0) EASTERN ILLINOIS (1-0) 1887 – W 8-0 H 1995 9/30 W 55-7 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 Minneapolis High 1998 9/5 W 17-14 H 1918 11/2 W 59-6 H 2014 8/28 W 42-20 H 1895 9/29 W 20-0 H Mpls. Central High ARMY (1-0) CARLISLE (1-2) EX-COLLEGIATES (6-3-1) 1896 9/19 W 34-0 A Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 Home: 1-2 • Away: 0-0 Home: 6-3-1 • Away: 0-0 South High 1963 10/5 W 24-8 H 1906 11/17 L 0-17 H 1883 – L 2-4 H 1896 9/26 W 50-0 A 1907 11/16 L 10-12 H 1889 10/5 W 2-0 H Mpls. Central High BALL STATE (2-0) 1908 11/21 W 11-6 H 1889 10/26 W 10-0 H 1897 9/25 W 22-0 H Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-0 1890 11/5 T 0-0 H South High 1995 9/16 W 31-7 H CENTRAL MICHIGAN (1-0) 1890 11/19 L 11-14 H 1899 9/26 W 20-0 H 1996 9/14 W 26-23 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1890 11/29 W 14-6 H Mpls. Central High 1987 9/26 W 30-10 H 1891 10/17 L 0-4 H 1900 9/15 T 0-0 H BAYLOR (1-0) 1892 10/1 W 18-10 H Central High Home: 0-0 • Away: 1-0 UNIV. OF CHICAGO (12-5-1) 1895 11/28 W 14-0 H 1900 9/22 W 26-0 H 2000 9/16 W 34-9 A Home: 6-2-1 • Away: 6-3 1896 10/31 W 8-0 H St. Paul Central High 1895 10/25 W 10-6 A 1901 9/21 T 0-0 H BELOIT (3-0-1) 1899 – L 0-29 A FLORIDA ATLANTIC (2-1) Central High Home: 3-0-1 • Away: 0-0 1900 10/13 T 6-6 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-1 1901 9/21 W 16-0 H 1894 11/10 W 40-0 H 1906 11/10 W 4-2 A 2005 9/17 W 46-7 H St. Paul Central High 1899 11/18 T 5-5 H 1907 11/2 L 12-18 H 2007 9/15 L 39-42 A 1902 9/22 T 0-0 H 1902 10/11 W 29-0 H 1908 10/31 L 0-29 A 2008 9/20 W 37-3 H St. Paul Central High 1903 10/24 W 46-0 H 1909 10/30 W 20-6 H 1902 9/22 W 28-0 H 1910 10/29 W 24-0 A FORT WARREN (1-0) Mpls. Central High BOAT CLUB (1-0) 1911 11/4 W 30-0 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1903 9/19 W 21-6 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1912 11/23 L 0-7 A 1945 10/13 W 14-0 H Mpls. Central High 1895 10/12 W 6-0 H 1913 11/15 L 7-13 H 1903 9/19 W 36-0 H 1914 11/21 W 13-7 A GRINNELL (12-2-2) St. Paul Central High BOWLING GREEN (2-1) 1915 11/13 W 20-7 H Home: 12-2-1 • Away: 0-0-1 1903 9/23 W 37-0 H Home: 1-1 • Away: 1-0 1916 11/25 W 49-0 A 1890 11/8 W 18-13 H East High 1986 9/13 W 31-7 H 1917 11/17 W 33-0 H 1891 10/31 T 12-12 A 1904 9/17 W 107-0 H 2007 9/1 L 31-32 (ot) H 1918 11/30 W 7-0 A 1891 11/14 W 22-14 H Twin Cities Central High 2008 9/6 W 42-17 A 1928 10/20 W 33-7 H 1892 10/22 W 40-24 H 1905 9/23 W 74-0 H 1934 11/17 W 35-7 H 1893 10/21 W 36-6 H Twin Cities Central High BUFFALO (1-0) 1894 10/13 W 10-2 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 CHICAGO COLLEGE (1-0) 1895 10/5 L 4-6 H HOUSTON (1-1) 2002 9/21 W 41-17 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1896 10/10 W 12-0 H Home: 0-1 • Away: 1-0 1901 10/5 W 27-0 H 1897 10/16 W 6-0 H 1997 9/27 L 43-45 H

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1998 9/12 W 14-7 A 2012 11/10 W 17-3 A 2000 10/21 L 43-51 A 1960 11/5 W 27-10 H 2014 10/25 L 24-28 A 2003 11/1 W 55-7 H 1961 11/11 W 16-9 A ILLINOIS (35-29-3) 2004 10/30 L 21-30 A 1962 11/10 W 10-0 H Home: 20-11-2 • Away: 14-17-1 ILLINOIS STATE (2-0) 2005 11/5 W 42-21 A 1963 11/9 L 13-27 A 1898 11/24 L 10-11 H Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-0 2006 11/4 W 63-26 H 1964 11/7 W 14-13 H 1900 11/17 W 23-0 H 1999 9/18 W 55-7 H 2007 10/6 L 20-40 A 1965 10/16 W 14-3 A 1901 11/28 W 16-0 A 2004 9/11 W 37-21 H 2008 10/4 W 16-7 H 1966 10/15 W 17-0 H 1902 11/8 W 17-5 H 2013 11/2 W 42-39 A 1967 11/4 W 10-0 A 1903 11/14 W 32-0 A INDIANA (38-26-3) 1968 11/2 L 28-35 H 1911 11/25 W 11-0 A Home: 31-9-1 • Away: 7-17-2 INDIANA STATE (2-0) 1969 11/1 W 35-8 A 1912 11/2 W 13-0 H 1906 11/24 W 8-6 H Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-0 1970 10/31 T 14-14 H 1913 11/22 W 19-9 A 1917 10/20 W 33-9 H 1989 9/30 W 34-12 H 1971 10/16 W 19-14 A 1914 10/31 L 6-21 H 1919 10/18 W 20-6 A 1993 9/11 W 27-10 H 1972 10/21 W 43-14 H 1915 10/30 T 6-6 A 1920 10/16 L 7-21 H 1973 10/20 W 31-23 A 1916 11/4 L 9-14 H 1921 10/22 W 6-0 H IOWA (62-44-2) 1974 10/19 W 23-17 H 1917 11/24 W 27-6 A 1922 10/14 W 20-0 A Home: 39-16-1 • Away: 23-28-1 1975 10/25 W 31-7 A 1919 11/8 L 6-10 H 1927 10/15 T 14-14 A 1891 11/2 W 42-4 A 1976 10/23 L 12-22 H 1920 10/30 L 7-17 A 1928 11/10 W 21-12 H 1901 10/26 W 16-0 H 1977 10/8 L 6-18 A 1924 11/15 W 20-7 H 1929 11/2 W 19-7 H 1902 10/25 W 34-0 A 1978 10/14 W 22-20 H 1941 10/11 W 34-6 H 1930 10/18 W 6-0 H 1903 10/17 W 75-0 H 1979 10/20 W 24-7 A 1942 10/10 L 13-20 A 1933 10/7 T 6-6 H 1904 11/24 W 11-0 A 1980 10/25 W 24-6 H 1947 10/18 L 13-40 A 1934 11/10 W 30-0 H 1905 10/21 W 39-0 H 1981 10/24 W 12-10 A 1948 10/16 W 6-0 H 1937 10/9 W 6-0 H 1909 10/2 W 41-0 H 1982 10/23 L 16-21 H 1952 10/18 W 13-7 H 1942 11/7 L 0-7 H 1911 10/28 W 24-6 H 1983 11/19 L 10-61 A 1953 10/17 L 7-27 A 1944 11/11 W 19-14 H 1912 10/26 W 56-7 H 1984 11/17 W 23-17 H 1954 10/16 W 19-6 H 1945 11/10 L 0-49 H 1914 10/24 W 7-0 A 1985 11/23 L 9-31 A 1955 10/15 L 13-21 A 1946 10/5 L 0-21 H 1915 10/23 W 51-13 H 1986 11/22 L 27-30 H 1956 10/20 W 16-13 H 1948 10/30 W 30-7 H 1916 10/28 W 67-0 H 1987 11/21 L 20-34 A 1957 10/19 L 13-34 A 1951 11/10 W 16-14 H 1918 11/9 L 0-6 A 1988 11/19 L 22-31 H 1958 10/18 L 8-20 H 1953 11/7 W 28-20 H 1919 10/25 L 6-9 H 1989 11/25 W 43-7 A 1959 10/17 L 6-14 A 1957 11/2 W 34-0 H 1920 11/13 L 7-28 A 1990 11/24 W 31-24 H 1960 10/15 W 21-10 H 1958 11/1 L 0-6 A 1921 11/5 L 7-41 H 1991 11/23 L 8-23 A 1961 10/21 W 33-0 A 1959 10/3 W 24-14 H 1922 11/11 L 14-28 A 1992 11/21 W 28-13 H 1962 10/20 W 17-0 H 1960 10/1 W 42-0 H 1923 11/17 W 20-7 H 1993 11/20 L 3-21 A 1963 10/19 L 6-16 A 1963 11/2 L 6-24 H 1924 10/25 L 0-13 A 1994 11/19 L 42-49 H 1964 10/17 L 0-14 H 1964 10/31 W 21-0 A 1925 11/14 W 33-0 H 1995 11/25 L 3-45 A 1967 10/14 W 10-7 A 1965 10/9 W 42-18 H 1926 11/6 W 41-0 A 1996 11/23 L 24-43 H 1968 10/12 W 17-10 H 1966 10/8 T 7-7 A 1927 10/22 W 38-0 H 1997 11/22 L 0-31 A 1973 11/17 W 19-16 A 1967 11/18 W 33-7 H 1928 10/27 L 6-7 A 1998 11/21 W 49-7 H 1974 11/16 L 14-17 H 1968 11/16 W 20-6 A 1929 11/9 L 7-9 A 1999 11/20 W 25-21 A 1975 10/11 L 23-42 A 1969 10/11 L 7-17 A 1931 10/24 W 34-0 H 2000 11/18 W 27-24 H 1976 10/9 W 29-14 H 1970 10/10 W 23-0 H 1932 10/22 W 21-6 A 2001 11/17 L 24-42 A 1977 11/12 W 21-10 A 1971 9/11 W 28-0 H 1933 10/28 W 19-7 H 2002 11/16 L 21-45 H 1978 11/18 W 24-6 H 1972 9/16 L 23-27 A 1934 10/27 W 48-12 A 2003 11/15 L 22-40 A 1979 10/27 T 17-17 H 1973 10/13 W 24-3 H 1935 11/9 W 13-6 A 2004 11/13 L 27-29 H 1980 11/1 W 21-18 A 1974 10/12 L 3-34 A 1936 11/7 W 52-0 H 2005 11/19 L 28-52 A 1981 10/3 L 29-38 A 1975 9/13 L 14-20 A 1937 11/6 W 35-10 A 2006 11/18 W 34-24 H 1982 10/2 L 24-42 H 1976 9/11 W 32-13 H 1938 11/5 W 28-0 H 2007 11/10 L 16-21 A 1983 11/5 L 23-50 H 1977 10/29 L 22-34 A 1939 11/18 L 9-13 A 2008 11/22 L 0-55 H 1984 11/3 L 3-48 A 1978 11/4 W 32-31 H 1940 10/26 W 34-6 H 2009 11/21 L 0-12 A 1987 10/31 L 17-27 A 1979 11/3 L 24-42 A 1941 11/15 W 34-13 A 2010 11/27 W 27-24 H 1988 10/29 T 27-27 H 1980 11/8 W 31-7 H 1942 11/14 W 27-7 H 2011 10/29 W 22-21 H 1991 10/5 L 3-24 A 1981 10/17 L 16-17 A 1943 11/13 W 33-14 H 2012 9/29 L 13-31 A 1992 10/3 W 18-17 H 1982 10/16 L 21-40 H 1944 11/18 W 46-0 A 2013 9/28 L 7-23 H 1993 11/6 L 20-23 A 1983 10/8 L 31-38 A 1945 11/17 L 19-20 A 2014 11/8 W 51-14 H 1994 11/5 L 17-21 H 1984 10/6 W 33-24 H 1946 11/16 W 16-6 H 1995 11/18 L 14-48 A 1985 10/19 W 22-7 A 1947 11/15 L 7-13 A IOWA SEAHAWKS (0-3) 1996 11/16 W 23-21 H 1986 10/18 W 19-17 H 1948 11/13 W 28-21 A Home: 0-3 • Away: 0-0 1999 10/16 W 37-7 A 1987 10/16 L 17-18 H 1949 11/5 W 55-7 H 1942 10/3 L 6-7 H 2000 9/30 W 44-10 H 1988 10/15 L 13-33 A 1950 11/4 L 0-13 H 1943 11/27 L 0-32 H 2001 10/6 L 14-25 A 1989 10/21 L 18-28 A 1951 11/3 T 20-20 A 1944 9/23 L 13-19 H 2002 10/3 W 31-10 H 1990 10/20 W 12-0 H 1952 11/1 W 17-7 H 2003 10/25 W 36-10 A 1991 11/2 L 8-34 A 1953 11/14 L 0-27 A IOWA STATE (22-3-1) 2004 10/23 W 45-0 H 1992 10/31 L 17-24 H 1954 11/13 W 22-20 H Home: 21-2-1 • Away: 1-0 • Neutral: 0-1 2007 11/3 L 17-44 H 1993 10/2 L 19-23 H 1955 11/5 L 0-26 A 1895 10/19 W 24-0 H 2008 10/11 W 27-20 A 1994 10/1 L 14-25 A 1956 11/10 L 0-7 H 1896 10/24 W 18-6 H 2009 11/7 L 32-35 H 1997 11/15 W 24-12 H 1957 11/9 L 20-44 A 1897 10/23 L 10-12 H 2010 11/13 W 38-34 A 1998 11/14 L 19-20 A 1958 11/8 L 6-28 H 1898 10/22 L 0-6 H 2011 11/26 W 27-7 H 1999 11/13 W 44-20 H 1959 11/7 L 0-33 A 1899 10/21 W 6-0 H

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n All-Time Opponents 1900 10/6 W 27-0 H MARYLAND (0-1) 1963 10/26 W 6-0 H 1979 11/10 L 17-31 A 1902 10/4 W 16-0 H Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 0-1 1964 10/24 L 12-19 A 1980 11/15 L 12-30 H 1903 10/10 W 46-0 H 1977 12/22 L 7-17 N 1965 10/23 W 14-13 H 1981 11/14 L 36-43 A 1904 10/15 W 32-0 H 1966 10/22 L 0-49 A 1982 11/13 L 7-26 H 1905 10/14 W 42-0 H MEMPHIS (2-0) 1967 10/28 W 20-15 H 1983 10/29 L 10-34 A 1906 10/27 W 22-4 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 1968 10/26 L 20-33 A 1984 10/27 L 13-20 H 1907 10/12 W 8-0 H 1997 9/20 W 20-17 A 1969 10/25 L 9-35 H 1985 11/2 L 26-31 A 1908 10/10 W 15-0 H 1998 9/19 W 41-14 H 1970 10/24 L 13-39 A 1986 11/1 L 23-52 H 1909 10/9 W 18-0 H 1971 10/23 L 7-35 H 1989 11/11 L 7-21 A 1910 10/8 W 49-0 H MIAMI (OHIO) (3-0) 1972 10/28 L 0-42 A 1990 11/10 L 16-28 H 1911 9/30 W 5-0 H Home: 3-0 • Away: 0-0 1973 10/27 L 7-34 H 1991 10/19 L 12-20 A 1912 10/5 W 5-0 H 1988 9/17 W 35-3 H 1974 10/26 L 0-49 A 1992 10/17 L 15-20 H 1913 10/4 W 25-0 H 2007 9/8 W 41-35 (3ot) H 1975 11/1 L 21-28 H 1995 10/21 L 31-34 A 1914 10/10 W 26-0 H 2011 9/17 W 29-23 H 1976 10/30 L 0-45 A 1996 10/19 L 9-27 H 1915 10/9 W 34-6 H 1977 10/22 W 16-0 H 1997 10/4 L 10-31 A 1923 10/6 W 20-17 H MICHIGAN (25-73-3) 1978 10/28 L 10-42 A 1998 10/24 W 19-18 H 1924 11/8 T 7-7 H Home: 12-32-2 • Away: 13-40-1 1979 10/13 L 21-31 A 2001 10/20 W 28-19 H 1989 9/16 W 30-20 A 1892 10/17 W 14-6 H 1980 10/18 L 14-37 H 2002 10/19 W 28-7 A 1990 9/15 W 20-16 H 1893 10/28 W 34-20 A 1981 10/31 L 13-34 H 2003 10/18 L 38-44 H 1997 9/13 W 53-29 H 1895 11/23 L 0-20 A 1982 10/30 L 14-52 A 2004 10/16 L 17-51 A 2009 12/31 L 13-14 N 1896 11/7 L 4-6 H 1983 11/12 L 10-58 H 2005 11/12 W 41-18 H 1897 11/13 L 0-14 A 1984 11/10 L 7-31 A 2006 11/11 W 31-18 A KANSAS (3-4) 1902 11/27 L 6-23 A 1985 11/16 L 7-48 H 2009 10/31 W 42-34 H Home: 2-2 • Away: 1-1 1903 10/31 T 6-6 H 1986 11/15 W 20-17 A 2010 11/6 L 8-31 A 1893 10/14 W 12-6 H 1909 11/20 L 6-15 H 1987 11/7 L 20-30 H 2011 11/5 L 24-31 A 1896 11/28 W 12-0 A 1910 11/19 L 0-6 A 1988 11/5 L 7-22 A 2012 11/24 L 10-26 H 1966 10/1 L 14-16 H 1919 11/22 W 34-7 A 1989 11/18 L 15-49 H 2013 11/30 L 3-14 A 1971 10/2 W 38-20 H 1920 11/20 L 0-3 H 1990 11/17 L 18-35 A 1972 10/7 L 28-34 H 1921 11/19 L 0-38 A 1991 10/25 L 6-52 H MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE (2-0) 1973 9/29 L 19-34 A 1922 11/25 L 7-16 H 1992 10/24 L 13-63 A Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 2008 12/31 L 21-42 N 1923 11/24 L 0-10 A 1993 11/13 L 7-58 H 2010 9/2 W 24-17 A 1924 11/1 L 0-13 H 1994 11/12 L 22-38 A 2014 9/6 W 35-24 H KANSAS STATE (1-2) 1925 11/21 L 0-35 A 1995 10/28 L 17-52 A Home: 1-1 • Away: 0-1 1926 10/16 L 0-20 A 1996 10/26 L 10-44 H MISSISSIPPI (1-0) 1960 10/29 W 48-7 H 1926 11/20 L 6-7 H 1997 11/1 L 3-24 A Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1993 9/18 L 25-30 H 1927 11/19 W 13-7 A 1998 10/31 L 10-15 H 1932 11/5 W 26-0 H 1994 9/24 L 0-35 A 1929 11/16 L 6-7 H 2001 11/10 L 10-31 A 1930 11/15 L 0-7 A 2002 11/9 L 24-41 H MISSOURI (3-5-1) KENT STATE (1-0) 1931 11/21 L 0-6 A 2003 10/10 L 35-38 H Home: 3-2-1 • Away: 0-2 • Neutral: 0-1 Home: 0-0 • Away: 1-0 1932 11/19 L 0-3 H 2004 10/9 L 24-27 A 1943 9/25 W 26-13 H 2006 8/31 W 44-0 A 1933 11/18 T 0-0 A 2005 10/8 W 23-20 A 1944 10/14 W 39-27 H 1934 11/3 W 34-0 H 2006 9/30 L 14-28 H 1945 9/22 W 34-0 H LAWRENCE (6-0) 1935 11/16 W 40-0 A 2007 10/27 L 10-34 A 1961 9/30 L 0-6 H Home: 5-0 • Away: 1-0 1936 10/17 W 26-0 H 2008 11/8 L 6-29 H 1962 9/29 T 0-0 H 1903 11/7 W 46-0 A 1937 10/16 W 39-6 A 2011 10/1 L 0-58 A 1965 10/2 L 6-17 H 1904 11/5 W 69-0 H 1938 10/15 W 7-6 H 2012 11/3 L 13-35 H 1966 9/17 L 0-24 A 1905 10/28 W 46-0 H 1939 11/11 W 20-7 A 2013 10/5 L 13-42 A 1970 9/19 L 12-34 A 1908 10/3 W 6-0 H 1940 11/9 W 7-6 H 2014 9/27 W 30-14 A 2014 1/1/15 L 17-33 N 1909 9/25 W 25-0 H 1941 10/25 W 7-0 A 1910 9/24 W 34-0 H 1942 10/24 W 16-14 H MICHIGAN STATE (17-29) MONTANA (1-0) 1943 10/23 L 6-49 A Home: 11-13 • Away: 6-16 Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (3-0) 1944 10/7 L 13-28 H 1950 11/11 L 0-27 H 1985 9/21 W 62-17 H Home: 2-0 • Away: 1-0 1945 11/3 L 0-26 A 1953 10/3 L 0-21 H 2001 9/8 W 44-14 H 1946 11/2 L 0-21 H 1954 10/30 W 19-13 H MONTANA STATE (1-0) 2002 9/7 W 35-11 A 1947 10/25 L 6-13 A 1955 11/12 L 14-42 A Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 2003 9/20 W 48-14 H 1948 10/23 L 14-27 H 1956 11/17 W 14-13 H 2008 9/13 W 35-23 H 1949 10/22 L 7-14 A 1957 11/16 L 13-42 A LOUISIANA-MONROE (3-0) 1950 10/28 T 7-7 H 1958 11/15 W 39-12 H MUNICIPAL PIER (0-1) Home: 2-0 • Away: 1-0 1951 10/27 L 27-54 A 1961 11/4 W 13-0 H Home: 0-1 • Away: 0-0 1996 9/7 W 30-3 A 1952 10/25 L 0-21 A 1962 11/3 W 28-7 A 1918 11/23 L 6-20 H 1999 9/11 W 35-0 H 1953 10/24 W 22-0 H 1967 10/21 W 21-0 H 2000 9/2 W 47-10 H 1954 10/23 L 0-34 A 1968 10/19 W 14-13 A MURRAY STATE (1-0) 1955 10/22 L 13-14 H 1969 11/15 W 14-10 A Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 MACALESTER (5-0) 1956 10/27 W 20-7 A 1970 11/14 W 23-13 H 2001 10/27 W 66-10 H Home: 4-0 • Away: 1-0 1957 10/26 L 7-24 H 1971 11/13 L 25-40 A 1895 11/2 W 40-0 A 1958 10/25 L 19-20 A 1972 11/18 W 14-10 H NAVY (1-0) 1897 10/2 W 26-0 H 1959 10/24 L 6-14 H 1975 10/18 L 15-38 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1899 10/2 W 29-0 H 1960 10/22 W 10-0 A 1976 10/16 W 14-10 A 1962 10/6 W 21-0 H 1900 9/26 W 66-0 H 1961 10/28 W 23-20 H 1977 11/5 L 10-29 H 1903 9/30 W 112-0 H 1962 10/27 W 17-0 A 1978 11/11 L 9-33 A

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n All-Time Opponents NEBRASKA (31-22-2) NORTH DAKOTA (19-0) 1941 11/1 W 8-7 H 1926 10/9 L 7-20 H Home: 22-12-2 • Away: 9-10 Home: 19-0 • Away: 0-0 1942 10/31 W 19-7 H 1927 11/5 T 7-7 A 1900 11/29 W 20-12 A 1900 10/27 W 34-0 H 1943 10/30 L 6-42 A 1937 10/30 L 6-7 H 1901 10/12 W 19-0 H 1901 11/9 W 10-0 H 1944 11/14 T 14-14 H 1938 11/12 L 0-19 A 1902 10/18 L 0-6 H 1904 10/8 W 35-0 H 1945 10/20 W 30-7 H 1904 10/29 W 16-12 H 1905 10/7 W 45-0 H 1946 10/12 L 7-14 A OHIO (8-1-1) 1905 11/18 W 35-0 H 1913 10/25 W 30-0 H 1947 10/12 W 37-21 H Home: 7-1-1 • Away: 1-0 1906 11/3 W 13-0 H 1914 10/3 W 28-6 H 1948 10/9 L 16-19 A 1969 9/27 T 35-35 H 1907 10/19 W 8-5 H 1915 10/2 W 41-0 H 1949 10/8 W 21-7 H 1970 9/26 W 49-7 H 1908 10/17 T 0-0 H 1916 10/14 W 47-7 H 1950 10/14 L 6-13 A 1975 10/4 W 21-0 H 1909 10/16 W 14-0 A 1919 10/4 W 39-0 H 1951 10/13 L 7-21 H 1979 9/8 W 24-10 H 1910 10/15 W 27-0 H 1920 10/2 W 41-3 H 1952 10/11 W 27-26 H 1980 9/13 W 38-14 H 1911 10/21 W 21-3 H 1921 10/1 W 19-0 H 1953 10/10 W 30-13 A 1981 9/12 W 19-17 H 1912 10/19 W 13-0 H 1922 10/7 W 22-0 H 1954 10/9 W 26-7 H 1982 9/11 W 57-3 H 1913 10/18 L 0-7 A 1923 10/20 W 27-0 H 1955 10/8 W 18-7 A 1999 9/4 W 33-7 H 1919 10/11 T 6-6 H 1924 10/4 W 14-0 H 1956 10/13 T 0-0 H 2000 9/9 L 17-23 H 1932 10/15 W 7-6 H 1925 10/3 W 25-6 H 1957 10/12 W 41-6 A 2003 9/13 W 42-20 A 1934 10/6 W 20-0 H 1926 10/2 W 51-0 H 1958 10/11 L 3-7 H 1935 10/12 W 12-7 A 1927 10/1 W 57-10 H 1959 10/10 L 0-6 A OHIO STATE (7-44) 1936 10/10 W 7-0 H 1973 9/22 W 41-14 H 1960 10/8 W 7-0 H Home: 4-22 • Away: 3-21 1937 10/2 L 9-14 A 1974 9/21 W 42-30 H 1961 10/14 W 10-3 A 1921 10/15 L 0-27 A 1938 10/1 W 16-7 H 1962 10/13 L 22-34 H 1922 10/28 W 9-0 H 1939 10/7 L 0-6 A NORTH DAKOTA STATE (7-2) 1963 10/12 L 8-15 A 1931 11/28 W 19-7 H 1940 10/5 W 13-7 H Home: 6-2 • Away: 1-0 1964 10/10 W 21-18 H 1939 10/21 L 20-23 H 1941 11/8 W 9-0 H 1898 11/5 W 15-0 H 1965 11/6 W 27-22 H 1940 10/19 W 13-7 H 1942 10/17 W 15-2 A 1903 11/2 W 11-0 A 1966 11/5 W 28-13 A 1944 10/28 L 14-34 A 1943 10/2 W 54-0 H 1931 9/26 W 13-7 H 1969 11/8 W 28-21 H 1945 10/27 L 7-20 H 1944 9/30 W 39-27 H 1934 9/29 W 56-12 H 1970 11/7 L 14-28 A 1946 10/26 L 9-39 A 1945 10/6 W 61-7 A 1935 9/28 W 26-6 H 1971 11/6 L 20-41 A 1949 10/15 W 27-0 A 1946 9/28 W 33-6 H 1937 9/25 W 69-7 H 1972 11/11 W 35-29 H 1950 10/21 L 0-48 H 1947 10/4 W 28-14 A 2006 10/21 W 10-9 H 1973 11/3 W 52-43 A 1965 10/30 L 10-11 A 1948 10/2 W 39-13 H 2007 10/20 L 21-27 H 1974 11/2 L 13-21 H 1966 10/29 W 17-7 H 1949 10/1 W 28-6 A 2011 9/24 L 24-37 H 1975 11/8 W 33-9 H 1969 10/18 L 7-34 H 1950 10/7 L 26-32 H 1976 11/6 W 38-10 A 1970 10/17 L 8-28 A 1951 10/20 W 39-20 H NORTHERN ILLINOIS (2-1) 1977 10/15 W 13-7 H 1971 10/30 L 12-14 H 1952 11/14 W 13-7 A Home: 2-1 • Away: 0-0 1978 10/21 W 38-14 A 1972 11/4 L 19-27 A 1954 9/25 W 19-7 H 1988 9/24 W 31-20 H 1979 9/29 W 38-8 H 1973 9/15 L 7-56 A 1959 9/26 L 12-32 H 2008 8/30 W 31-27 H 1980 10/4 W 49-21 A 1974 9/14 L 19-34 H 1960 9/24 W 26-14 A 2010 9/25 L 23-34 H 1981 10/10 W 35-23 H 1975 11/15 L 6-38 A 1963 9/28 L 7-14 H 1982 10/9 L 21-31 A 1976 11/13 L 3-9 H 1964 9/26 L 21-26 H NORTHERN IOWA (1-0) 1983 10/22 L 8-19 A 1977 9/17 L 7-38 A 1967 9/30 L 0-7 A Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1984 10/20 L 28-31 H 1978 9/23 L 10-27 H 1968 9/28 L 14-17 H 1987 9/12 W 24-7 H 1985 10/12 W 21-10 A 1979 9/15 L 17-21 H 1969 10/4 L 14-42 H 1986 10/11 W 44-23 H 1980 9/20 L 0-47 A 1970 10/3 L 10-35 H NORTHWESTERN (52-33-5) 1987 10/10 W 45-33 A 1981 11/7 W 35-31 H 1971 9/18 L 7-35 A Home: 28-14-3 • Away: 24-18-2 1988 10/8 T 28-28 H 1982 11/6 L 10-35 A 1972 9/30 L 0-49 A 1892 11/8 W 16-12 A 1989 10/14 W 20-18 A 1983 10/1 L 18-69 A 1973 10/6 L 7-48 H 1893 10/30 W 16-0 A 1990 10/13 W 35-25 H 1984 9/29 L 22-35 H 1974 10/5 L 0-54 A 1898 11/12 W 17-6 H 1993 10/16 W 28-26 A 1985 10/26 L 19-23 H 1983 9/17 L 13-84 H 1899 11/4 L 5-11 H 1994 10/15 L 31-37 H 1986 10/25 L 0-33 A 1984 9/15 L 7-38 A 1900 11/12 W 21-0 H 1995 10/14 L 17-27 H 1987 10/24 L 9-42 A 1989 9/23 L 0-48 H 1901 11/23 W 16-0 A 1996 10/12 L 24-26 A 1988 10/22 L 6-13 H 1990 9/22 L 0-56 A 1904 11/19 W 17-0 A 1999 10/2 W 33-14 A 1989 10/28 L 37-41 H 2011 10/22 L 14-41 H 1905 11/25 W 72-6 H 2000 10/28 L 35-41 H 1990 10/27 L 23-52 A 2012 11/17 L 14-38 A 1920 10/9 L 0-17 A 2001 10/13 L 17-23 A 1991 11/9 L 6-35 H 2013 10/26 W 34-23 H 1921 10/9 W 28-0 H 2002 10/10 W 45-42 H 1992 11/7 L 0-17 A 2014 11/22 W 28-24 A 1922 10/21 T 7-7 A 2003 10/4 W 42-17 A 1995 11/4 L 21-49 H 1923 11/3 W 34-14 H 2004 9/25 W 43-17 H 1996 11/2 L 0-45 A NEW HAMPSHIRE (1-0) 1928 11/3 L 9-10 A 2007 10/13 L 48-49 2OT A 1997 11/8 L 3-31 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1929 10/19 W 26-14 A 2008 11/1 L 17-24 H 1998 10/17 L 15-45 A 2012 9/8 W 44-7 H 1930 11/1 L 6-27 H 2009 9/26 W 35-24 A 1999 10/23 L 17-20 H 1931 11/7 L 14-32 A 2010 10/2 L 28-29 H 2000 10/14 W 29-17 A NEW MEXICO STATE (1-1) 1932 10/29 W 7-0 H 2011 11/19 L 13-28 A 2001 11/3 L 28-31 H Home: 0-1 • Away: 1-0 1933 11/14 T 0-0 A 2012 10/13 L 13-21 H 2002 11/2 L 3-34 A 2011 9/10 L 21-28 H 1935 10/26 W 21-13 H 2013 10/19 W 20-17 A 2005 10/29 L 31-45 H 2013 9/7 W 44-21 A 1936 10/31 L 0-6 A 2014 10/11 W 24-17 H 2006 10/28 L 0-44 A 1937 11/13 W 7-0 H 2007 9/29 L 7-30 H NORTH CAROLINA STATE (0-1) 1938 10/29 L 3-6 A NOTRE DAME (0-4-1) 2008 9/28 L 21-34 A Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 0-1 1939 11/4 L 7-14 H Home: 0-3 • Away: 0-1-1 2009 10/24 L 7-38 A 2000 12/28 L 30-38 N 1940 11/2 W 13-12 A 1925 10/24 L 7-19 H 2010 10/30 L 10-52 H

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2014 11/15 L 24-31 H PURDUE (35-32-3) 2012 10/27 W 44-28 H SOUTHERN CAL (1-6-1) Home: 30-12-3 • Away: 4-20 2014 10/18 W 39-38 H Home: 1-3 • Away: 0-3-1 OKLAHOMA (0-2) 1894 10/27 W 24-0 H 1953 9/26 L 7-17 A Home: 0-1 • Away: 0-1 1895 10/29 L 4-16 A RICE (2-0) 1955 10/29 W 25-19 H 1985 9/28 L 7-13 H 1896 10/17 W 14-0 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 1965 9/17 T 20-20 A 1986 9/20 L 0-63 A 1897 11/25 L 0-6 A 1983 9/10 W 21-17 A 1968 9/21 L 20-29 H 1928 10/13 W 15-0 H 1984 9/8 W 31-24 H 1979 9/22 L 14-48 A OKLAHOMA STATE (2-0) 1932 10/8 L 0-7 H 1980 9/27 L 7-24 H Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-0 1933 10/14 T 7-7 H RIPON (2-0) 2010 9/18 L 21-32 H 1927 10/8 W 40-0 H 1935 11/2 W 35-7 H Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-0 2011 9/3 L 17-19 A 1931 10/3 W 20-0 H 1936 10/24 W 33-0 H 1929 10/26 W 54-0 H 1938 10/8 W 7-0 H 1931 9/26 W 30-0 H SOUTHERN METHODIST (1-0) OREGON (3-1) 1939 10/14 T 13-13 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 1-1 1940 11/16 W 33-6 H RUSH MEDICAL CENTER (1-0) 1967 10/7 W 23-3 H 1961 10/7 W 14-7 H 1943 11/6 L 7-14 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1975 9/27 W 10-7 H 1946 11/19 W 13-7 H 1898 10/8 W 12-0 H STANFORD (1-1-1) 1999 12/31 L 20-24 N 1947 11/8 W 26-21 H Home: 1-0-1 • Away: 0-1 2003 12/31 W 31-30 N 1948 11/6 W 34-7 H ST. THOMAS (MN) (3-0) 1930 10/11 T 0-0 H 1949 10/29 L 7-13 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 2-0 1931 10/10 L 0-13 A OREGON STATE (2-1) 1950 11/18 W 27-14 H 1904 10/5 W 47-0 A 1966 9/24 W 35-21 H Home: 2-1 • Away: 0-0 1951 11/17 L 13-19 A 1905 9/30 W 42-0 H 1954 11/6 W 44-6 H 1952 11/8 T 14-14 H 1918 10/26 W 25-7 A SYRACUSE (3-2) 1978 10/7 L 14-17 H 1955 10/1 L 6-7 H Home: 2-0 • Away: 1-1 • Neutral: 0-1 1981 9/26 W 42-12 H 1956 10/6 W 21-14 H SAN DIEGO STATE (1-1) 1995 9/23 L 17-27 A 1957 10/5 W 21-17 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-1 1996 9/21 W 35-33 H OVERLAND-AVIATION (1-0) 1959 11/14 L 23-29 A 1993 9/25 L 17-48 A 2009 9/5 W 23-20 OT A Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1960 11/12 L 14-23 H 1994 9/17 W 40-17 H 2012 9/22 W 17-10 H 1918 10/19 W 30-0 H 1961 11/18 W 10-7 H 2013 12/27 L 17-21 N 1962 11/17 W 7-6 H SAN JOSE STATE (3-1) PACIFIC (1-1) 1963 11/16 L 11-13 A Home: 3-1 • Away: 0-0 TCU (1-1) Home: 1-1 • Away: 0-0 1964 11/14 W 14-7 H 1991 9/14 W 26-20 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-1 1986 9/27 L 20-24 H 1965 11/13 L 0-35 A 1992 9/12 L 30-39 H 1974 9/28 W 9-7 H 1994 9/10 W 33-7 H 1966 11/12 L 0-16 H 2013 9/21 W 43-24 H 2014 9/13 L 7-30 A 1967 11/11 L 12-41 A 2014 9/20 W 24-7 H PENN STATE (5-8) 1968 11/9 W 27-14 H TEMPLE (1-0) Home: 3-4 • Away: 2-4 1971 10/9 L 13-27 A SHATTUCK (5-4) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1993 9/4 L 20-38 A 1972 10/14 L 3-28 H Home: 3-1 • Away: 2-3 2006 9/16 W 62-0 H 1994 9/3 L 3-56 H 1973 11/10 W 34-7 H 1886 – L 5-9 A 1997 10/18 L 15-16 A 1974 11/9 W 24-20 A 1886 – L 8-18 H TENNESSEE (0-1) 1998 10/10 L 17-27 H 1979 10/6 W 31-14 H 1888 10/28 L 8-16 A Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 0-1 1999 11/6 W 24-23 A 1980 10/11 L 7-21 A 1888 10/31 W 14-0 H 1986 12/29 L 14-21 N 2000 10/7 W 25-16 H 1981 9/19 W 16-13 H 1889 11/11 L 8-28 A 2003 9/27 W 20-14 A 1982 9/18 W 36-10 A 1889 11/20 W 26-0 H TEXAS (1-0) 2004 10/2 W 16-7 H 1983 9/24 L 20-32 H 1890 11/3 W 58-0 A Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 2005 10/1 L 14-44 A 1984 9/22 L 10-34 A 1899 10/7 W 40-0 H 1936 11/14 W 47-19 H 2006 10/7 L 27-28 (ot) H 1985 10/5 W 45-15 H 1904 9/28 W 75-0 A 2009 10/17 L 0-20 A 1986 10/4 W 36-9 A TEXAS STATE (1-0) 2010 10/23 L 21-33 H 1987 10/3 W 21-19 H SOUTH DAKOTA (9-2) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 2013 11/9 W 24-10 H 1988 10/1 L 10-14 A Home: 9-2 • Away: 0-0 2002 8/31 W 42-0 H 1989 10/7 W 35-15 H 1904 9/24 W 77-0 H PILLSBURY/SHATTUCK (1-0) 1990 10/6 W 19-7 A 1905 11/11 W 81-0 H TEXAS TECH (0-2) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1991 10/12 W 6-3 H 1910 10/1 W 17-0 H Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 0-2 1905 9/30 W 54-0 H 1992 10/10 L 20-24 A 1911 10/7 W 5-0 H 2006 12/29 L (ot) 41-44 N 1993 10/9 W 59-56 H 1912 9/28 L 0-10 H 2012 12/28 L 31-34 N PITTSBURGH (9-3) 1994 10/8 L 37-49 A 1913 9/27 W 14-0 H Home: 6-2 • Away: 3-1 1995 10/7 W 39-38 H 1914 10/17 W 29-7 H TOLEDO (3-1) 1933 10/21 W 7-3 H 1996 10/5 L 27-30 A 1915 10/16 W 19-0 H Home: 3-0 • Away: 0-1 1934 10/20 W 13-7 A 1997 10/11 L 43-59 H 1916 10/21 W 81-0 H 1978 9/16 W 38-12 H 1941 10/18 W 39-0 H 1998 10/3 L 21-56 A 1930 11/8 W 59-0 H 2001 8/30 L 7-38 A 1942 9/26 W 50-7 H 1999 10/30 L 28-33 H 2010 9/11 L 38-41 A 2002 9/14 W 31-21 H 1947 11/1 W 29-0 H 2000 9/23 L 24-38 A 2004 9/4 W 63-21 H 1949 11/12 W 24-7 A 2001 9/29 L 28-35 (ot) H SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (6-0) 1953 10/31 W 35-14 H 2002 9/28 L 15-28 A Home: 6-0 • Away: 0-0 TROY (1-0) 1954 10/2 W 46-7 A 2005 9/24 W 42-35 (2ot) H 1916 10/17 W 41-7 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1956 11/3 W 9-6 H 2006 9/23 L 21-27 A 1917 10/13 W 64-0 H 2003 9/6 W 48-7 H 1958 10/4 L 7-13 H 2007 9/22 L 31-45 H 1930 9/27 W 48-0 H 1991 9/28 L 13-14 H 2008 10/25 W 17-6 A 1932 10/1 W 12-0 H TULANE (1-0) 1992 9/26 L 33-41 A 2009 10/10 W 35-20 H 1933 9/30 W 19-6 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 2010 10/16 L 17-28 A 2009 11/14 W 16-13 H 1935 10/19 W 20-0 H 2011 10/8 L 17-45 A

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TULSA (2-0) WESTERN ILLINOIS (1-0) 1944 11/25 W 28-26 A 2014 11/29 L 24-34 A Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1945 11/24 L 12-26 H 2003 8/30 W 49-10 H 2013 9/14 W 29-12 H 1946 11/23 W 6-0 A WYOMING (1-0) 2005 9/1 W 41-10 A 1947 11/22 W 21-0 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 WESTERN MICHIGAN (4-0) 1948 11/20 W 16-0 A 1946 10/19 W 46-0 H UCLA (2-1) Home: 4-0 • Away: 0-0 1949 11/19 W 14-6 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-1 • Neutral: 1-0 1975 9/20 W 38-0 H 1950 11/25 L 0-14 A 1961 1/1/62 W 21-3 N 1976 9/25 W 21-10 H 1951 11/24 L 6-30 H 1977 9/24 W 27-13 H 1977 9/10 W 10-7 H 1952 11/22 T 21-21 A 1978 9/30 L 3-17 A 2012 9/15 W 28-23 H 1953 11/21 T 21-21 H 1954 11/20 L 0-27 A UNLV (2-0) WICHITA STATE (1-0) 1955 11/19 W 21-6 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1956 11/24 T 13-13 A 2012 8/30 W 30-27 (3ot) A 1985 9/14 W 28-14 H 1957 11/23 L 6-14 H 2013 8/29 W 51-23 H 1958 11/22 L 12-27 A WISCONSIN (59-57-8) 1959 11/21 L 7-11 H UTAH (1-1) Home: 37-24-2 • Away: 22-33-6 1960 11/19 W 26-7 A Home: 1-1 • Away: 0-0 1890 11/15 W 63-0 H 1961 11/25 L 21-23 H 1967 9/23 W 13-12 H 1891 10/24 W 26-12 H 1962 11/24 L 9-14 A 1990 9/8 L 29-35 H 1892 10/29 W 32-4 H 1963 11/28 W 14-0 H 1893 11/11 W 40-0 H 1964 11/21 L 7-14 A VANDERBILT (2-2) 1894 11/17 L 0-6 A 1965 11/20 W 42-7 H Home: 2-2 • Away: 0-0 1895 11/16 W 14-10 H 1966 11/19 L 6-7 A 1924 11/22 L 0-16 H 1896 11/21 L 0-6 A 1967 11/25 W 21-14 H 1929 10/12 W 15-6 H 1897 10/30 L 0-39 H 1968 11/23 W 23-15 A 1930 10/4 L 7-33 H 1898 10/29 L 0-28 A 1969 11/22 W 35-10 H 1959 10/31 W 20-6 H 1899 11/25 L 0-19 H 1970 11/21 L 14-39 A 1900 11/3 W 6-5 H 1971 11/20 W 23-21 H VIRGINIA (0-1) 1901 11/16 L 0-18 A 1972 11/25 W 14-6 A Home: 0-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 0-1 1902 11/15 W 11-0 H 1973 11/24 W 19-17 H 2005 12/30 L 31-34 N 1903 11/26 W 17-0 A 1974 11/23 L 14-49 A 1904 11/12 W 28-0 H 1975 11/22 W 24-3 H WABASH (2-0) 1905 11/4 L 12-16 H 1976 11/20 L 17-26 A Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-0 1907 11/23 T 17-17 A 1977 11/19 W 13-7 H 1925 10/17 W 32-6 H 1908 11/7 L 0-5 H 1978 11/25 L 10-48 A 1926 10/23 W 67-7 H 1909 11/13 W 34-6 A 1979 11/17 L 37-42 H 1910 11/12 W 28-0 H 1980 11/22 L 7-25 A WAKE FOREST (1-0) 1911 11/18 T 6-6 A 1981 11/21 L 21-26 H Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-0 1912 11/16 L 0-14 H 1982 11/20 L 0-24 A 1968 10/5 W 24-19 H 1913 11/1 W 21-3 A 1983 10/15 L 17-56 H 1914 11/14 W 14-3 H 1984 10/13 W 17-14 A WASHINGTON (10-7) 1915 11/20 W 20-3 A 1985 11/9 W 27-18 H Home: 6-2 • Away: 4-4 • Neutral: 0-1 1916 11/18 W 54-0 H 1986 11/8 W 27-20 A 1936 9/26 W 14-7 A 1917 11/3 L 7-10 A 1987 11/14 W 22-19 H 1938 9/24 W 15-0 H 1918 11/16 W 6-0 H 1988 11/12 L 7-14 A 1940 9/28 W 19-14 H 1919 11/1 W 19-7 A 1989 11/4 W 24-22 H 1941 9/27 W 14-6 A 1920 11/6 L 0-3 H 1990 11/3 W 21-3 A 1947 9/27 W 7-6 H 1921 10/29 L 0-35 A 1991 11/16 L 16-19 H 1948 9/25 W 20-0 A 1922 11/4 L 0-14 H 1992 11/14 L 6-34 A 1949 9/24 W 48-20 H 1923 10/27 T 0-0 A 1993 10/23 W 28-21 H 1950 9/30 L 13-28 A 1924 10/18 T 7-7 A 1994 10/22 W 17-14 A 1951 9/29 L 20-25 H 1925 10/31 T 12-12 H 1995 11/11 L 27-34 H 1952 9/27 L 13-19 A 1926 10/30 W 16-10 A 1996 11/9 L 28-45 A 1955 9/24 L 0-30 H 1927 10/29 W 13-7 H 1997 10/25 L 21-22 H 1956 9/29 W 34-14 A 1928 11/24 W 6-0 A 1998 11/7 L 7-26 A 1957 9/28 W 46-7 H 1929 11/23 W 13-12 H 1999 10/9 L 17-20 ot H 1958 9/27 L 21-24 A 1930 11/22 L 0-14 A 2000 11/4 L 20-41 A 1960 1/2/61 L 7-17 N 1931 10/31 W 14-0 H 2001 11/24 W 42-31 H 1976 10/2 L 7-38 A 1932 11/12 L 13-20 A 2002 11/23 L 31-49 A 1977 10/1 W 19-17 H 1933 11/25 W 6-3 H 2003 11/8 W 37-34 H 1934 11/24 W 34-0 A 2004 11/6 L 14-38 A WASHINGTON STATE (2-3) 1935 11/23 W 33-7 H 2005 10/15 L 34-38 H Home: 2-3 • Away: 0-0 1936 11/21 W 24-0 A 2006 10/14 L 12-48 A 1965 9/25 L 13-14 H 1937 11/20 W 13-6 H 2007 11/17 L 34-41 H 1971 9/25 L 20-31 H 1938 11/19 W 21-0 A 2008 11/15 L 32-35 A 1976 9/18 W 28-14 H 1939 11/25 W 23-6 H 2009 10/3 L 28-31 H 1982 9/25 W 41-11 H 1940 11/23 W 22-13 A 2010 10/9 L 23-41 A 1988 9/10 L 9-41 H 1941 11/22 W 41-6 H 2011 11/12 L 13-42 H 1942 11/21 L 6-20 A 2012 10/20 L 13-38 A 1943 11/20 W 25-13 H 2013 11/23 L 7-20 H

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Opponent 1st Gm Last Gm GW LTPct. BIG TEN MOUNTAIN WEST Illinois 1898 2014 67 35 29 3 .545 Air Force 2009 2009 11001.000 Indiana 1906 2013 67 38 26 3 .589 Colorado State 2004 2005 22001.000 Iowa 1891 2014 108 62 44 2 .583 Hawaii 1997 1997 1010.000 Maryland 1977 1977 1010.000 San Diego State 1993 1994 2110.500 Michigan 1892 2014 101 25 73 3 .262 San Jose State 1991 2014 4310.750 Michigan State 1950 2013 46 17 29 0 .369 UNLV 2012 2013 22001.000 Nebraska 1900 2014 55 31 22 2 .582 Wyoming 1946 1946 11001.000 Northwestern 1892 2014 90 52 33 5 .606 Totals 13 10 30.769 Ohio State 1921 2014 51 7 44 0 .137 Penn State 1993 2013 13 580.384 PAC-12 Purdue 1894 2014 70 35 32 3 .521 Arizona 1939 1939 11001.000 Rutgers ------Arizona State 1969 1969 1010.000 Wisconsin 1890 2014 124 59 57 8 .508 California 1951 2009 6240.333 Totals 811 378 403 30 .485 Colorado 1972 1992 3030.000 Oregon 1961 2003 4310.750 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Oregon State 1954 1981 3210.667 Houston 1997 1998 2110.500 Stanford 1930 1966 3111.500 Memphis 1997 1998 22001.000 UCLA 1961 1978 3210.667 Southern Methodist 1967 1967 11001.000 USC 1953 2011 8161.188 Temple 2006 2006 11001.000 Utah 1967 1990 2110.500 Tulane 1935 1935 11001.000 Washington 1936 1977 17 10 70.588 Tulsa 2003 2003 22001.000 Washington State 1965 1988 5230.400 Totals 9810.889 Totals 56 25 29 2 .464

ATLANTIC COAST (ACC) SOUTHEASTERN (SEC) Clemson 1985 1985 11001.000 Alabama 2004 2004 11001.000 North Carolina State 2000 2000 1010.000 Arkansas 2002 2002 11001.000 Pittsburgh 1933 1992 12 930.750 Mississippi 1932 1932 11001.000 Syracuse 1995 2013 5320.600 Missouri 1943 2014 9351.389 Virginia 2005 2005 1010.000 Tennessee 1986 1986 1010.000 Wake Forest 1968 1968 11001.000 Vanderbilt 1924 1959 4220.500 Totals 21 14 70.667 Totals 17 881.500

BIG 12 SUN BELT Baylor 2000 2000 11001.000 Arkansas State 1995 1998 22001.000 Iowa State 1895 2009 26 22 31.865 Louisiana-Lafayette 2001 2003 33001.000 Kansas 1893 2008 7340.429 Louisiana-Monroe 1996 2000 33001.000 Kansas State 1960 1994 3120.333 New Mexico State 2011 2013 2110.500 Oklahoma 1985 1986 2020.000 Texas State 2002 2002 11001.000 Oklahoma State 1927 1931 22001.000 Troy 2003 2003 11001.000 Texas 1936 1936 11001.000 Totals 12 11 10.916 Texas Christian 1974 2014 2110.500 Texas Tech 2006 2012 2020.000 OTHERS Totals 46 31 14 1 .685 All-Stars 1918 1918 1001.000 Alumni 1887 1899 3210.667 CONFERENCE USA Army 1963 1963 11001.000 Florida Atlantic 2005 2008 3210.667 Beloit 1894 1903 4301.875 Middle Tennessee State 2010 2014 22001.000 Boat Club 1895 1895 11001.000 Rice 1983 1984 22001.000 Butler 1925 1926 22001.000 Totals 7610.857 Camp Grant 1943 1943 11001.000 Carleton 1883 1904 10 910.900 MID-AMERICAN (MAC) Carleton-St. Olaf 1918 1918 11001.000 Ball State 1995 1996 22001.000 Carlisle 1906 1908 3120.333 Bowling Green 1986 2008 3210.667 Chicago 1895 1934 18 12 51.694 Buffalo 2002 2002 11001.000 Chicago College 1901 1901 11001.000 Central Michigan 1987 1987 11001.000 Coe College 1929 1929 11001.000 Kent State 2006 2006 11001.000 Cornell (Iowa) 1931 1931 11001.000 Miami (Ohio) 1988 2011 33001.000 Creighton 1928 1928 11001.000 Northern Illinois 1988 2010 3210.667 Drake 1927 1927 11001.000 Ohio 1969 2003 10 811.850 Eastern Illinois 2014 2014 11001.000 Toledo 1978 2004 4310.750 Ex-Collegiates 1883 1896 10 631.650 Western Michigan 1975 2012 44001.000 Fort Warren 1945 1945 11001.000 Totals 32 27 41.859 Grinnell 1890 1925 16 12 22.813

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Hamline 1882 1903 7610.857 Haskell 1901 1928 44001.000 High Schools 1887 1905 17 14 03.911 Illinois State 1999 2004 22001.000 Indiana State 1989 1993 22001.000 Iowa Seahawks 1942 1944 3030.000 Lawrence 1903 1910 66001.000 Macalester 1895 1903 55001.000 Montana 1985 1985 11001.000 Montana State 2008 2008 11001.000 Municipal Pier (Chicago) 1918 1918 1010.000 Murray State 2001 2001 11001.000 Navy 1962 1962 11001.000 New Hampshire 2012 2012 11001.000 North Dakota 1900 1974 19 19 001.000 North Dakota State 1898 2011 9720.778 Northern Iowa 1987 1987 11001.000 Notre Dame 1925 1938 5041.100 Overland-Aviation 1918 1918 11001.000 Pacific 1986 1994 2110.500 Pillsbury/Shattuck 1905 1905 11001.000 Ripon 1929 1931 22001.000 Rush Medical Center 1898 1898 11001.000 St. Thomas (Minn.) 1904 1918 33001.000 Shattuck 1886 1904 9540.556 South Dakota 1904 2010 11 920.818 South Dakota State 1916 2009 66001.000 Wabash 1925 1926 22001.000 Western Illinois 2013 2013 11001.000 Wichita State 1985 1985 11001.000 Totals 204 162 32 10 .819

All-Time Record 1,210 668 498 44 .570

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1904 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS In 1904, Minnesota went 13-0 and outscored its opponents by an unthinkable total of 725-12 and shut out 12 of its 13 opponents. The 725 points remains the second-most ever scored by a major college football team (FBS) in a season, just behind Harvard’s total of 765 set in 1886. Minnesota’s 146-0 victory over Grinnell was the most lop- sided victory in college football history for 13 years. The only time the Gophers were challenged during the 1904 season was a 16-12 decision over Nebraska on October 29 and an 11-0 shutout of Iowa on the road to end the season. Seven of Minnesota’s 13 victories were by at least 47 points. Moses Strathern was named a First Team All-American while Walton Thorpe and quarterback Sigmund Har- ris were named Third Team All-Americans. The Gophers, under head coach Henry Williams, had established themselves as one of the dominant programs in the nation during this period, owning a 35-game unbeaten streak from 1903-05. The Gophers were awarded the 1904 national title by Billingsley while Michigan and Pennsylvania were given national titles for the 1904 season by other organizations retroactively. All national titles prior to the beginning of the Associated Press wire poll in 1936 were decided retroactively by math formulas or historical research Moses Strathern (above) and Sigmund Harris (below) groups. were named All-Americans in 1904.

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1934 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS The Golden Gopher football program is one built strongly on tradition. After winning the first-ever Big Nine team title in 1900 and outscoring opponents by an incredible 618-12 margin in 1903, the University of Minnesota football team finally won its first national championship in 1934. Under the leadership of third-year coach Bernie Bierman, the Golden Gophers averaged 33.7 points during the 1934 campaign, relying heavily on a potent running attack. The running game accounted for nearly 295 of the 325 yards the Maroon and Gold averaged each game. The Golden Gophers were equally productive on the defensive side of the ball, shutting-out four of their eight opponents, while holding them to a meager 4.7 points and 103 yards per game. Three players led Minnesota while earning All-America honors — Francis “Pug” Lund, Bill Bevan and Butch Larson, who earned the honor for a second straight year. Larson became only the fourth Golden Gopher to earn All- America status for two straight years, and is among 14 players to date in Minnesota history to earn such a dis- tinction. In addition to Lund, Bevan and Larson, the Golden Gophers featured three more All-Big Ten players. Perhaps the biggest key to Minnesota’s success, however, was a running attack which saw eight different players score touchdowns during the season, led by Stan Kostka with nine touchdowns, including a four-touchdown Minnesota’s 1934 national title team had three All- game. Americans in Butch Larson, Pug Lund and Bill Bevan. The talented Golden Gopher team cruised through the first two games of the season with a 56-12 pounding of North Dakota State and a 20-0 victory over Nebraska. After two weeks of rest, Minnesota looked flat against the Pittsburgh Panthers. They trailed 7-0 after three quarters and were destroyed in nearly every statistical category. The Golden Gophers’ hopes for a perfect season were fading. Minnesota was down, but they were not beaten. In the fourth quarter, Larson took the game over by recovering a fumble which led to a touchdown. On the very next series, he threw the winning pass into the end zone. Minnesota’s dream for a title refused to die. The following weekend, the Golden Gophers rebounded in style by crushing the rival Iowa Hawkeyes in Iowa City, Iowa, 48-12. Head Coach Bernie Bierman couldn’t have been happier with his team’s reaction to their sub- par performance against Pittsburgh. The Golden Gophers held the Hawkeyes to 129 total yards. Minnesota, on the other hand, had little problem moving the ball as they racked up an astounding 514 yards on offense, all of them coming from the running game. Minnesota was led by the exceptional performance of Kostka, who had another outstanding game, scoring three touchdowns, as well as Julius Alfonse, who rushed for two scores. After dismantling Iowa, Minnesota was still eager to get back on the field. The next opponent was Michigan, and the Golden Gophers sought revenge. They had not brought the Little Brown Jug back to Memorial Stadium since 1927. Michigan came into Minneapolis sporting a 1-3 record and as the game progressed, proved that a vast talent gap existed between the two teams. Minnesota breezed by the Wolverines 34-0 and the Golden Gopher defense continued to impress crowds as they held Michigan scoreless on a mere 56 total yards for the game. In the mean- time, the Maroon and Gold running attack never lost a step as five different players scored touchdowns. The Golden Gophers continued to roll over opponents in the ensuing weeks, beating Indiana 30-0 and Chicago 35-7. Indiana gained a grand total of zero yards against the smothering Minnesota defense, while Chicago was able to manage 82 yards. With four solid games since the Pittsburgh scare, Bierman and the Golden Gophers had every right to be confident about their chances of winning a conference and national championship heading into Wisconsin. The Badgers were not a high-scoring team, nor did they allow teams many touchdowns. On this day, however, the Golden Gophers flexed their muscle and scored 34 points against a defense that had only allowed 50 previously. With the victory over Wisconsin, Minnesota wrapped up its perfect season and first national championship.

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1935 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Bernie Bierman started his fourth season as the head football coach at Minnesota in 1935. After leading the Golden Gophers to their first national championship in 1934, expectations ran high for both Bierman and the team. While the Golden Gophers were hurt by the graduation of three All-Americans from the 1934 season, three other players stepped up their play to earn the same honor in 1935. Tackles Ed Widseth and Dick Smith, along with guard Bud Wilkinson earned All-America honors, while quarterback Babe LeVoir and fullback Sheldon Beise joined the All-America threesome on the All-Big Ten team. Minnesota opened the 1935 season with a schedule mirroring the previous season with games against North Dakota State and Nebraska to start the year. While the outcome was ultimately the same with the Golden Gophers netting two victories, the offensive production was not quite as stunning. After defeating NDSU 26- 6, Minnesota traveled to Lincoln, Neb., to take on the Cornhuskers. Nebraska showed improvement from the previous season when the Golden Gophers rolled over them 20- 0. Minnesota headed into the second quarter trailing 7-6, but was able to put another touchdown on the board before the half to lead 12-7. Nebraska’s defense was outstanding the remainder of the game and did not allow Minnesota’s 1935 national title team had three All- the Golden Gophers another touchdown. The Minnesota defense was just as stellar, however, and the Golden Americans in Bud Wilkinson, Dick Smith and Ed Gophers walked away from Lincoln with a 12-7 victory. Widseth. While Minnesota’s offense was not putting up the same numbers as 1934, the Golden Gopher defense remained just as stifling. Against Nebraska the defense allowed only five first downs and 110 yards, so it was no surprise when Tulane ran into the same brick wall the next weekend in Minneapolis. The visitors from Louisiana could do nothing right against Minnesota’s superior defense, which held them to a mere 60 yards for the game. Minnesota’s offense was still sputtering, however, as it managed only 183 total yards, all of them on the ground. The Golden Gophers beat Tulane soundly by a score of 20-0, but there was a bit of concern surrounding offensive production heading into the Northwestern game. The last time the Golden Gophers played Northwestern was in 1933 when the two teams battled to a 0- 0 tie. The result in 1935 was much the same and after three quarters Minnesota held a meager 14-13 lead. Northwestern threatened to move into scoring position late in the fourth quarter, but Wilkinson intercepted a Wildcat pass and returned it to the Northwestern 15-yard line. The Golden Gophers went on to score a touchdown and earn a hard-fought 21-13 win. If there was any concern over the status of Golden Gopher football after the Northwestern game, Bier- man’s squad was quick to put it to rest. The Northwestern game was the turning point for Minnesota. After Northwestern, the Golden Gophers went on to pound opponents by a total score of 115-20 and Beise scored five of his seven touchdowns for the season in those four games. The Minnesota offense seemed to be back on track, but it was tested one last time against the University of Iowa. The Iowa game held a bit more importance for Minnesota than it had in years past. After the 1934 game in which Minnesota had knocked Iowa’s star running back Ozzie Simmons out of the game, Iowa fans were livid and talks of post game mobs buzzed throughout Iowa City. Governor Clyde Herring expressed the same emo- tion and said, “If the officials stand for any rough tactics like Minnesota used last year, I’m sure the crowd won’t.” This caused some concern for Minnesotans and Governor Floyd Olson. In attempt to cool tempers on both sides, Olson bet a prize Minnesota hog against a prize Iowa hog as a friendly gesture. So began the tradition of “Floyd of Rosedale,” with the Golden Gophers winning a clean, hard-fought game 13-6 and Olson earning himself a prize Iowa hog. Minnesota cruised through the remainder of its schedule, beating Michigan, 40-0, and Wisconsin, 33- 7. Once again the Golden Gophers had wrapped up an undefeated season and also a national championship by beating the Badgers.

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1936 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Prior to the 1936 football season, the Minnesota football team had gone 24 games without a loss and won back- to-back national titles in both 1934 and 1935. Needless to say, a national championship trend had caught on at the U of M, so the goals for 1936 proved to be no different. What was going to be different about the 1936 season was the level of competition that the Maroon and Gold would face. Instead of beating up on smaller schools in non-conference games, Head Coach Bernie Bier- man added two tough games to the schedule. Rather than playing North Dakota State and Tulane, the Golden Gophers would travel to the University of Washington to take on the fifth-ranked Huskies, and then the Univer- sity of Texas at home. The tough schedule combined with previous struggles the Golden Gophers had experienced against Northwestern and Nebraska, appeared to present a challenge for the two-time national champions. Minnesota was set to open the 1936 season against Washington in Seattle, but it was a game that almost did not happen. The Golden Gophers boarded the train in Minneapolis on Tuesday of that week for a four-day trip to the Pa- cific Northwest. Coach Bierman scheduled two practices along the way, one in Miles City, Mont., and one in Spokane, Wash., but it was a one-night stay in Missoula, Mont., that almost cost Minnesota its chance with the Huskies. Asleep in the Florence Hotel in Missoula, the Golden Gophers were forced to wake up around 3 a.m. after it was discovered the building was on fire. The fire destroyed most of the hotel, forcing the team to return to the train for the remainder of the evening. Luckily, nobody was hurt in the disaster. Once in Seattle, as expected, the game proved a tough one for Minnesota. The stadium was packed with 40,000 Washington fans cheering for the local team. The Huskies tied the Golden Gophers, 7-7, in the third quarter, but to no avail. The play of Minnesota’s Bud Wilkinson and Julian Alfonse proved too much for Washington. Wilkinson knocked down several Washington passes and kicked two extra points before catching a 60-yard pass to put the Golden Gophers in scoring position in the fourth quarter. Alfonse almost single-handedly shut down the Husky offense as he intercepted three passes at the goal line and led Minnesota’s ground attack. As a result, Minnesota’s win-streak remained in tact as they defeated Washington 14-7. After narrowly escaping from Seattle with a victory, the Golden Gophers returned home to take on Nebraska the following week. With a grueling trip behind them and an improved Cornhusker team on the field, Minnesota had a difficult time with the second game of the year as well. Nebraska put up a valiant fight, but the Golden Gopher defense foiled the Cornhuskers who could not find the end zone in a 7-0 Minnesota win. The first two games of the season had threatened Minnesota’s win streak, but the next two games left no doubt why the Golden Gophers were the reigning two-time defending national champions. Minnesota romped over Purdue 33-0, and handed Michigan a 26-0 loss to bring home the Little Brown Jug for the third year in a row. The two solid victories against Michigan and Purdue led into another huge game for the Golden Gophers at Northwestern. Northwestern was highly-ranked in the national polls and it appeared as if this game would determine the Big Ten and possibly the national champion. Game day conditions were less than ideal as wind and rain persisted throughout the game, hindering ball Bernie Bierman led Minnesota to its third movement by both teams. Neither team made a serious threat to score in the first half and all statistics were straight natinal title in 1936. virtually even. The scoreless battle continued until the fourth quarter. The Wildcats scored at the beginning of the fourth quarter, but failed to convert the extra point attempt. Minnesota put together three furious drives, all edging inside Northwestern’s 20-yard line. The Golden Gophers were on the brink of defeat for the first time in 28 games. The Maroon and Gold saw their last chance slip away as a fourth down pass into the end zone was batted away with less than six minutes left. Minnesota’s win streak was over. Northwestern dealt the Golden Gophers their first defeat in three years. Minnesota came out of the Northwestern game with something to prove. They did just that. The Golden Go- phers ripped through Iowa, 52-0, to bring home Floyd of Rosedale for the second consecutive time. They also crushed Texas, 47-19, and finished off the season against Wisconsin with a 24-0 victory. Amazingly enough, even with a loss and no Big Ten Conference title, Minnesota was still voted the 1936 national champion. The Golden Gophers may have lost to Northwestern, but allowed only two other opponents to score. The thorough dominance Minnesota had demonstrated earned them an unprecedented third straight national championship.

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1940 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS After three straight national championships from 1934-36, the University of Minnesota suffered its first losing season under legendary coach Bernie Bierman in 1939 when it finished 3-4-1. The experience proved a humbling one for the Golden Gophers who were not accustomed to losing and the result was unpre- dictable. Minnesota rallied from a mediocre season to win its fourth national championship in 1940. The Golden Gopher offense was highlighted by the dynamic running tandem of George Franck and Bruce Smith who, together, combined to score over 60 percent of the touchdowns for the Maroon and Gold. Smith starred by scoring winning touchdowns on three separate occasions, while Franck was named an All- American at the conclusion of the season — highlighted by his four touchdowns against the University of Iowa. Before Minnesota could face a Big Ten opponent, they had to battle with such highly-touted non-conference teams as Washington and Nebraska. Fortunately for the Golden Gophers, both games were at Me- morial Stadium. Heading into the 1940 season, Minnesota had never lost to Washington. The Huskies were ready to change that. Though Minnesota was outplayed in nearly every offensive category, a combination of outstanding kick returns and tough defense allowed the Golden Gophers to squeak by 19-14. The Golden Gophers were never supposed to get by the Huskies and defeating Nebraska the following weekend seemed even more unlikely. Nebraska knew about the outstanding two-touchdown performance Franck displayed against Washington. Minnesota would have little chance if the Cornhuskers could shut down the running game. Nebraska’s game plan worked wonders on Franck and Smith. What they had not counted on was the superb play of William Daley and William Johnson, who gained nearly 300 yards on the ground for the Golden Gophers. Minnesota’s defense once again showed it was golden as it held Nebraska to only 25 yards on the ground. This took the Cornhuskers out of their game and vaulted Minnesota to a 13-7 victory. Minnesota kept up its streak of close games when it defeated Ohio State 13-7. The Golden Gophers were soundly beaten on paper, and most likely would have been beaten on the scoreboard had it not been for the stellar play of Smith and his two touchdowns. George “Sonny” Franck was an All-American in The next week, Franck finally broke open the Minnesota offense with his four touchdown performance 1940. in the Golden Gophers’ 34-6 drubbing of Iowa. The celebration would not last long, however, as Minnesota next faced Northwestern — a team that had beaten the Golden Gophers for two straight seasons. The way Minnesota was playing, Northwestern did not figure to be an overly difficult opponent. They were much improved, however, and the Golden Gopher — Wildcat game had a tradition of being battles to the end. From 1932 to 1949, no Minnesota — Northwestern game was ever decided by more than a single touchdown. The same held true in 1940 as the Golden Gophers edged out Northwestern 13-12. Were it not for two missed point-after attempts by the Wildcats, Minnesota’s dream season may have been over. If college football fans missed the Northwestern game, the game against Michigan proved to be a near carbon copy. Minnesota won, 7-6, once again as a result of a missed point-after attempt. Smith proved to be a major factor in the game as he gained 116 of Minnesota’s 205 total yards and scored the lone Golden Gopher touchdown. After winning two very close games against two quality Big Ten opponents, Minnesota headed into the final two games of the season excited about its chances of bringing a national championship back to Min- nesota after a three-year absence. To do so, they would have to get by Purdue and Wisconsin. Neither team proved to be a match for the Golden Gophers as they beat Purdue 33-6, before defeating Wisconsin in the final game of the season, 22-13, to win their fourth national championship in seven years.

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1941 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS After returning to the national spotlight in 1940, expectations for the 1941 Golden Gophers were high once again. On top of an already difficult Big Ten schedule, Minnesota had to go to battle once again with national powers Ne- braska and Washington. But talk of another title flowed freely throughout Memorial Stadium. The real superstar, and the key to Minnesota’s national title hopes, proved to be Bruce Smith. While Smith was only the third leading rusher on the team, his outstanding play and attitude on the field earned him wide- spread recognition. He not only earned All-Big Ten and All-America status, but also became Minnesota’s first and only player to ever win the Heisman Trophy. While Smith’s individual accomplishments were among the greatest in Minnesota history, the fight that the Golden Gophers put up during the 1941 season was every bit as exciting. Minnesota opened the 1941 campaign against Washington in Seattle. The Huskies had established themselves as a dominant force, and games between the two teams traditionally proved to be very close. This season’s match-up was to be more of the same. The Golden Gophers managed only 213 yards on the ground, 189 of them between Smith and Bill Daley. In the end it was the Minnesota defense who prevailed, smothering its opponent time after time as the Maroon and Gold escaped from Seattle with a 14-6 victory. Minnesota opened its Big Ten schedule with the conference doormat, Illinois. As expected, the Golden Gophers rolled over the Orange and Blue 34-6. It proved to be a good preparatory game before another non-conference tilt against Pittsburgh. Minnesota had not played Pittsburgh since the Golden Gophers won their first national championship in 1934. Bruce Smith won the Heisman Trophy and was a The Panthers gave Minnesota everything they wanted and more in 1934, but 1941 proved to be a different story. Min- first team All-American in 1941. nesota dominated the Panthers in every aspect of the game. Despite fumbling the ball away four times, the offense racked up 39 points, while the defense stood strong by intercepting two passes and not allowing the Panthers a taste of the end zone. After the Pittsburgh game, the Maroon and Gold headed into the meat of its schedule against Michigan, Northwestern, Nebraska, and Iowa. It was clear that if the Golden Gophers wanted to repeat as national champions that this stretch of the schedule would determine just how good the team truly was. Michigan and Northwestern appeared to be the two greatest threats to Minnesota’s title hopes. Both teams had established themselves among the best in the conference and historically had given Minnesota fits. History was on Min- nesota’s side, however, as they had emerged with victories in almost every close game in the past 10 seasons. Michigan was looking to rain on Minnesota’s national championship parade after the Golden Gophers had defeated them on Bruce Smith’s lastminute touchdown the previous season. Michigan was able to contain Smith and Daley reasonably well, but in the end the Wolverine offense could not beat Minnesota’s defense and the Golden Gophers squeaked out a 7-0 victory. Northwestern wanted revenge much the same as Michigan since Minnesota had come away with a one point victory the previous season. Northwestern had luck on its side as Smith was injured and unable to carry the ball for the Golden Gophers. It appeared as if the elements were in line for the Wildcats to dethrone the reigning national champions. It was not to be however. Without Smith, Bud Higgins stepped up his game to gain 96 yards for the Golden Gophers and lead them to another exciting one point win over Northwestern, 8-7. Dick Wildung was named a first team All-Ameri- Minnesotans were somewhat concerned with their chances to win without Smith on the field. Against Iowa Head can in 1941. Coach Bernie Bierman chose to sit Smith out and not risk further injuring his knee. After one quarter, the Golden Gophers had not gained a single yard on the ground. Smith realized that if Minnesota was to win another championship he had to contribute. After convincing coach Bierman to put him in the game, Smith put the Golden Gophers in position to score three touchdowns. While Smith did not gain a large number of yards, he had helped to keep the Minnesota championship hopes alive. The Golden Gophers closed out their season playing the University of Wisconsin. For the fifth time in eight years, Minnesota beat the Badgers to end the season and wrap up a national championship, making Bernie Bierman the winningest coach in school history. 150 | Minnesota Football 2015 FB p145-230_Layout 1 7/16/15 10:28 AM Page 151

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1960 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS The 1960-61 athletic season proved to be one of the most productive ever for the University of Minnesota Athlet- ics Department. Swimmer Steve Jackman won the NCAA 100-yard freestyle while setting the American record, and the hockey team placed third at the NCAA Tournament. The crowning achievements, however, were the two national championships the school won. Baseball won its second national title in four years, while the Minnesota football team returned to national prominence by winning its sixth national title. Murray Warmath entered his seventh season as the Minnesota head football coach on the heels of three consecutive losing seasons. Expectations to start the season were not very high as the Golden Gophers were not ranked by a single news service. To add insult to pre-season injury, Minnesota lost to the alumni squad 19-7. The outlook for the 1960 season did not appear to be a bright one. The Golden Gophers opened the season against Nebraska, a game which virtually no one gave Minnesota a chance to win. Minnesota surprised everyone, thanks to strong performances by All-America lineman Tom Brown and quarterback Sandy Stephens. Stephens completed 5-of-6 pass attempts and kept Nebraska pinned deep by averaging 40.1 yards per punt on seven boots. Minnesota’s 26-14 win over Nebraska did not quiet doubters in the least and was considered a fluke. The Golden Gophers headed into the Big Ten schedule with something to prove. Minnesota opened the Big Ten season with an impressive 42-0 rout of Indiana. Minnesota’s offense sputtered in the first three quarters, but exploded for four touchdowns in the final quarter — two within 60 seconds of each other. The Golden Gophers next looked to a Northwestern team which had beaten them in each of the previous two years. It looked to be a good challenge for Warmath’s undefeated team, especially since they had to contend with Northwestern’s outstanding quarterback, Dick Thornton. Minnesota’s offense stole the show the week before, and now it was the defense’s turn to star against Northwestern. Tom Brown repeatedly leveled Thornton on rushing attacks and held him to minus-14 net yards rushing. When Brown was not stopping Thornton on the ground, he was forcing him into poor passing decisions as the U of M came away with a 7-0 victory over the Wildcats. The Golden Gophers established their defense as among the toughest in the conference, but against Illinois Tom Brown won the Outland Trophy and was a first the Golden Gophers flip-flopped positions and they took an outstanding offensive performance to wrap up the team All-American in 1960. game. Stephens starred by scoring all three Minnesota touchdowns en route to a 21-10 win. Minnesota realized that they must play consistently on the offensive side of the ball in order to keep winning. Warmath managed to get more consistency out of his offense the next three games, while the defense continued to stifle opponents. The Golden Gophers beat Michigan, 10-0, then went on to defeat Kansas State and Iowa, 48-7 and 27-10, respectively. Minnesota appeared to be rolling with only two games remaining in the regular season. The Purdue Boilermakers were among the worst teams in the conference in 1960 and looked to pose little problem for the seemingly unstoppable Golden Gophers. Minnesota showed flashes of the alumni game, however, and was shocked 23-14 at Memorial Stadium. The loss was huge. It vaulted Iowa into first place in the major polls, and put Minnesota in a tie for first in the Big Ten. The Golden Gophers had a must-win game against Wisconsin to end the season. The Badgers were also a fairly weak team, but there would be no repeat upset over the Golden Gophers in the final game of the season as Minnesota cruised to a 26-7 victory. Minnesota’s win, coupled with an 8-1 record, earned them enough votes to take over first place from Iowa in both the final AP and UPI polls. The Golden Gophers had earned their sixth national championship and first-ever trip to the Rose Bowl in the process.

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LITTLE BROWN JUG MICHIGAN (69) Minnesota vs. Michigan 1909 1947 1974 1994 The story of “The Little Brown Jug,” neither little nor brown, began at the turn of the cen- 1910 1948 1975 1995 tury. The fabled “point-a-minute” Michigan football squads, coached by Fielding Yost, 1920 1949 1976 1996 1921 1951 1978 1997 were destroying everyone in the nation, and had won 28 straight games heading into 1922 1952 1979 1998 Minneapolis in 1903. 1923 1954 1980 2001 The pregame revelry pulsed through the campus. Minnesota had one of its best 1924 1955 1981 2002 teams in school history and expected to give Yost’s squad a run for their money. Before 1925 1957 1982 2003 the game, students paraded across the field with various painted livestock, while fans 1926 1958 1983 2004 filtered into the stadium from a constant stream of arriving streetcars. The 20,000 1926 1959 1984 2006 fans, positioned in bleachers, as well as atop trees and telephone poles, remained civil 1929 1964 1985 2007 until the Gophers scored a second-half touchdown that tied the score at 6-6. At this 1930 1966 1987 2008 point, fans stormed the field in celebration, causing pandemonium so great that the game had to be called with two min- 1931 1968 1988 2011 1932 1969 1989 2012 utes remaining on the clock. 1943 1970 1990 2013 On the morning following the contest, Minnesota custodian Oscar Munson carried an earthenware water jug to the of- 1944 1971 1991 fice of L. J. Cooke, head of the athletics department. Munson pronounced in a heavy Scandinavian accent, “Jost left his 1945 1972 1992 yug.” Still giddy from the tie, they decided to keep the prize, and painted on its side “Michigan Jug - Captured by Oscar, Oc- 1946 1973 1993 tober 31, 1903,” and the score, “Minnesota 6, Michigan 6.” The Minnesota score appeared comically “as big as a house,” dwarfing the Michigan score beside it. Yost sent a letter asking Minnesota to return the jug. Cooke wrote back “if you want MINNESOTA (23) it, you’ll have to win it.” 1919 1938 1956 1967 The two teams didn’t play again until 1909. Michigan won the game that year, and Minnesota dutifully returned the jug. 1927 1939 1960 1977 In 1910, Michigan left the conference, and Minnesota didn’t have a chance to win it back until 1919. That year the Gophers, led 1934 1940 1961 1986 by their star Arnie Oss, stormed into Ann Arbor and pounded the Wolverines 34-7 on their own Ferry Field. When Minnesota asked 1935 1941 1962 2005 for the symbolic trophy at the end of the game, their rivals couldn’t find it. But the Gopher players persisted, and Wolverine equip- 1936 1942 1963 2014 1937 1953 1965 ment man Henry Hatch came up with it after a short time, saying that he found it “overgrown behind a clump of shrubbery near the gym.” Later, Minnesota historians said, “…but most likely it was found in a trophy case inside the gymnasium, easily dusted off and proudly brought back to Minnesota.” TIES (3) Cooke took out his paint brush again to paint that year’s result. In the end, his two artistic attempts had taken up the 1903 whole surface of the five gallon jug, so when Michigan took it back the next year, the two schools decided to give the entire 1933 jug a colorful gloss. Now, the results of 95 games — including two in one season (1926) are embossed on on its sides: 69 1950 won by Michigan, 23 by Minnesota, and three ties. Due to the Big Ten’s unbalanced schedule, Minnesota and Michigan did not face each other in either 1999 or 2000, breaking a consecutive streak of annual contests that dated back to the 1929 season. After a 20-year absence, Minnesota returned the jug to its original home with a last-second victory over Michigan in 2005 in Ann Arbor. Following a 61-yard run by Gary Russell with just over a minute remaining, Jason Giannini hit a 30-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Gophers the 23-20 victory. In 2014, Minnesota scored 30 straight points to once again win the Little Brown Jug in Ann Arbor by the score of 30- 14. David Cobb ran for 183 yards and the Minnesota defense limited Michigan to just 171 total yards of offense in the rout. In jubilation of their first win against the Wolverines since 2005, the Gophers stormed the Michigan sideline to secure the prodigious prize. Cooke once mused on the strange power within the stonewear crock, “I sometimes think that the jug has been filled with spirits, not alcoholic, but the disembodied spirits of the countless players who have fought for it on the gridiron...” In many ways, the jug represents the history of college football. It overflows with historic battles for national and conference championships, and may indeed be filled with the spirits of gridiron men who went on to win Heisman Trophies and Hall of Fame honors. It is the most famous of all college rivalry trophies, and no other inanimate object comes close to the aura of tradition like the Little Brown Jug.

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FLOYD OF ROSEDALE IOWA (36) Minnesota vs. Iowa 1939 1959 1987 2002 The states of Minnesota and Iowa battle it out every year in college 1945 1963 1988 2003 football, when their teams face each other in one of the most emo- 1947 1968 1991 2004 tional rivalries in the country. The winner of the game earns the 1950 1976 1993 2005 right to keep the bronze statue of a pig called “Floyd of Rosedale.” 1953 1977 1994 2007 The year was 1935, and emotions were running hot heading 1955 1982 1995 2008 into the Minnesota-Iowa game. Bernie Bierman’s Gophers were 5- 1956 1983 1996 2009 1957 1985 1997 2012 0, and Ossie Solem’s Hawkeyes were 4-0-1. Iowa had recently been 1958 1986 2001 2013 reinstated to eligibility following a suspension for slush-fund vi- olations, a suspension that had been ardently supported by a Min- MINNESOTA (42) nesota representative. To make matters worse, Iowa fans still remembered the contest from the year before, when Minnesota 1935 1949 1971 1990 players had roughed up Hawkeye star Ozzie Simmons so badly that he had to leave the game because of injuries. 1936 1952 1972 1992 The game in 1935 was at Iowa, and the host state had not forgotten either of the incidents. Iowa Governor Clyde Her- 1937 1954 1973 1998 ring incited the fans and joined in the bitter feelings toward the state to the north and its football squad by saying, “If the 1938 1960 1974 1999 officials stand for any rough tactics like Minnesota used last year, I’m sure the crowd won’t.” 1940 1961 1975 2000 Greatly alarmed, Minnesota’s Governor Floyd Olson tried to cool the hot heads of fans on both sides of the border with 1941 1962 1978 2006 his telegrammed answer to Herring. “Minnesota folks are excited over your statement about Iowa crowds lynching the Min- 1942 1964 1979 2010 nesota football team. I have assured them you are law abiding gentlemen and are only trying to get our goat...I will bet you 1943 1965 1980 2011 a Minnesota prize hog against an Iowa prize hog that Minnesota wins.” 1944 1966 1981 2014 The diplomatic tactic eased the tension, and the game was a hard-fought, but cleanly played, 13-6 Minnesota vic- 1946 1967 1984 1948 1969 1989 tory. More importantly, no mob of angry fans got involved in any postgame, extracurricular activity. The Golden Gophers brought home “Floyd of Rosedale,” an award-winning prize pig which had been donated by Allen Loomis, the owner of TIES (2) Rosedale Farms near Fort Dodge, Iowa, and named after the Minnesota governor. 1951 A few days later, Governor Herring collected Floyd and personally walked him into Governor Olson’s carpeted office. 1970 About the same time, news surfaced that an Iowa fan had sworn out a warrant charging Herring with gambling. Olson good-naturedly offered asylum, but Herring declined. “I might have to go home and write out a pardon for myself,” Herring joked. Governor Olson later offered Floyd up as the grand prize in a state-wide essay-writing contest, which was won by 14- year old Robert Jones. Jones later sold the hog to the U of M. A year later, the University sold Floyd to J.B. Gjerdrum, a breeder who lived near Mabel, Minn., on the Iowa-Minnesota border, for “about $50” according to Gjerdrum. Sadly, in a death most unbefitting a figure of such stature, Floyd passed on to that great pigpen in the sky. As Gjerdrum noted, “We had him about a year. There was hog cholera around…One day he just leaned up against a straw pile and died.” The spirit of good sportsmanship embodied by Floyd lives on in the form of a 15 1/2-inch high, 21-inch long bronze statue of the prize hog. The sculpture was commissioned by Governor Olson and created by Charles Brioschi, a St. Paul artist. Minnesota has won three of the last five meetings against Iowa, which included a 51-14 rout of the Hawkeyes in 2014. The Gophers scored 51 straight points as they earned their largest margin of victory against Iowa (37 points) since they beat the Hawkeyes 49-7 in 1998. Mitch Leidner tossed four touchdowns in the triumph, with three of them going to tight end Maxx Williams. The Gopher defense limited Iowa to just 205 yards of total offense. Every year, since 1935, these two border-state rivals have fought for the right to pen the bronze pig in their own trophy case. Every college football season, Minnesota and Iowa fight for “Floyd of Rosedale,” a symbol of how interstate tension can be averted through athletic competition.

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PAUL BUNYAN’S AXE WISCONSIN (40) Minnesota vs. Wisconsin 1950 1970 1991 2005 At 124 games and counting, the series between Minnesota and Wisconsin 1951 1974 1992 2006 ranks as the longest in Division 1-A football; and “Paul Bunyan’s Axe” has 1954 1976 1995 2007 the history of one of college football’s fiercest rivalries emblazoned on its six- 1957 1978 1996 2008 foot long handle. The first game in the series, a 63-0 Gopher victory in 1890, 1958 1979 1997 2009 1959 1980 1998 2010 is printed on the handle near the axe’s head. The results of every successive 1961 1981 1999 2011 game line the handle in red ink. There have been so many games that the 1962 1982 2000 2012 scores scroll up and down the width of both sides of the handle, and school 1964 1983 2002 2013 officials have resorted to writing scores on the narrow edges of the six-foot 1966 1988 2004 2014 shaft. By 1930, “Paul Bunyan’s Axe” wasn’t even created, although the ri- MINNESOTA (24) valry had already reached feverish levels. The 1906 game was canceled by President Theodore Roosevelt, who had decided to cool off heated college 1948 1967 1975 1989 1949 1968 1977 1990 football rivalries, because of injuries and deaths on the field. In 1914, Min- 1955 1969 1984 1993 nesota faced the Badgers for the Gophers’ first Homecoming game; like- 1960 1971 1985 1994 wise, Wisconsin hosted Minnesota for the Badgers’ first in 1919. Between 1963 1972 1986 2001 the years 1923 and 1925, the teams battled to three straight ties. 1965 1973 1987 2003 To symbolically capture the amazing atmosphere of the annual matchup, Dr. R.B. Fouch of Minneapolis fashioned a bacon slab out of black walnut to serve as the traveling trophy that he TIES (3) hoped would compare to the well-known “Little Brown Jug,” which Minnesota and Michigan played for every year. The 1952 “Slab of Bacon,” first played for in 1930, had a football carved on top inscribed with an “M” or “W”, depending on how 1953 you held it. The idea was that the winning team would “bring home the bacon.” 1956 But in the early ’40s, the Slab of Bacon became the “Missing Slab of Bacon.” Peg Watrous, who was the president of Wisconsin women students at the time, relates that she and her counterpart from Minnesota were to have a symbolic exchange after the game, whereby the trophy would be awarded to the winning team. Minnesota won, but in character- istic fashion, a postgame melee broke out on the field, with students and spectators running crazy over the field. Wa- trous couldn’t find her counterpart, and was left “holding the bacon,” as it were. “I have no memory of what happened after that…The whole thing was a dud, as I feared it would be,” Watrous remembered good-humoredly, “and someone in charge probably hid the bacon.” But the two teams had to play for something, so in 1948 the Wisconsin W Club instituted “Paul Bunyan’s Axe” as a trophy more befitting the grand rivalry between the two schools. The annual battles have survived so long that in the ’60s the teams started to print the games’ final scores smaller and smaller, scrunching the numbers and letters in order to avoid reaching the end of the axe’s shaft. But the series continued to roll, and the last game to be painted on the broad face of the handle was in 1980. The subsequent games appear on the narrow side of the handle. The Slab of Bacon was back in the news in the summer of 1994, when the long-lost trophy was found after a Camp Randall Stadium storage room was cleaned out. Wisconsin officials estimated that it had been missing since 1945; yet the scores of every Wisconsin-Minnesota MOST PLAYED FBS RIVALRIES game from 1930-70 were printed on the back of the slab. It is one of those Twilight Zone- Series Games esque mysteries that remains unexplained, Minnesota-Wisconsin 124 and contributes to the legend of Minnesota’s Missouri-Kansas 120 and Wisconsin’s “Border Battle” rivalry. Miami (OH)-Cincinnati 119 North Carolina-Virginia 119 Auburn-Georgia 118 Texas A&M-Texas 118 Oregon-Oregon State 118

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GOVERNOR’S VICTORY BELL PENN STATE (8) Minnesota vs. Penn State 1993 1997 2005 2009 Like Floyd of Rosedale, Minnesota’s fourth and most recent traditional game tro- 1994 1998 2006 2010 phy was founded by a pair of state governors. MINNESOTA (5) Then-acting Governor Mark Singel of Pennsylvania and former Governor Arne 1999 Carlson of Minnesota established the Governor’s Victory Bell on Sept. 4, 1993, the 2000 date of the first Minnesota-Penn State game. The contest, which took place at 2003 Beaver Stadium on the Penn State campus, marked the first game between the 2004 two teams and also signified the inaugural Big Ten game for the Nittany Lions. 2013 “As the Nittany Lions’ initial conference opponent, Minnesota always will occupy a special place in Penn State football history, and we think it is appropri- ate to mark the occasion in this distinctive fashion,” said Singel in 1993. “Gov- ernor Robert Casey was an early supporter of Penn State’s move to the Big Ten Conference, and I know he looks forward to future conference games involving the Nittany Lions.” “Big Ten athletics has been a tremendously positive experience in the life of our state,” said Carlson. “Minnesota’s matchup against Penn State is a historic welcome to a school that will further enrich that experience for all of us. This trophy marks a very special occasion, and will allow us to remember it for years to come.” An artists’ conception of the Governor’s Victory Bell was presented by Singel and Carlson prior to the kickoff of that 1993 game, which Penn State won 38-20. The design of the trophy is a brass bell bearing the medallion of the Big Ten Conference, suspended from a wooden frame. At the top of the frame is a plaque which features the state seals of Minnesota and Pennsylvania, along with the following inscription:

Governor’s Victory Bell Presented annually to the winner of the Penn State-Minnesota football game Established September 4, 1993 Governor Robert Casey, Pennsylvania Governor Arne Carlson, Minnesota

At the bottom of the base, the Minnesota and Penn State athletics logos appear, along with individual brass plates for inscription of the scores of the games between the two teams. After a two year hiatus between 1995-96, the battle for the Governor’s Victory Bell returned in 1997 when Penn State earned a hard-fought 16-15 victory at Beaver Stadium. The 1998 game returned to the Metrodome for only the second time in the short history of the Bell, where the Nittany Lions earned a 27-17 win. Minnesota took the Victory Bell home for the first time in 1999 when the Golden Gophers scored a historic 24-23 upset over the second-ranked Nittany Lions at Beaver Stadium. In 2000, the Golden Gophers were again victorious, winning 25-16 at the Metrodome. The Nittany Lions and Golden Gophers didn’t meet in 2001 and 2002 and when the series renewed in 2003, the Gophers earned the right to keep the Bell with a 20-14 win in Happy Valley. Penn State claimed the bell for the first time in six years with their 44-14 win over Minnesota in 2005 and retained it with a 28-27 overtime win over the Gophers in the Metrodome during the 2006 season. After a two-year hiatus, the series resumed in 2009 with a 20-0 Penn State victory in Happy Valley. A 33-21 win for Penn State at TCF Bank Stadium in 2010 gave the Nittany Lions four straight wins in the series. Minnesota reclaimed the Bell and snapped a four-game losing streak with a 24-10 home in 2013. The addition of the Governor’s Victory Bell to the Golden Gophers’ list of traditional trophy games means that Minnesota has four active “trophy” rivalries on its schedule, more than any other college football program in the country.

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n Retired Numbers 72 BRONKO NAGURSKI Number retired: Oct. 27, 1979

NAGURSKI 54 BRUCE SMITH Number retired: June 27, 1977

SMITH 10 PAUL GIEL Number retired: Sept. 24, 1991

GIEL 15 SANDY STEPHENS Jersey retired: Nov. 18, 2000

STEPHENS 78 BOBBY BELL Jersey retired: Sept. 18, 2010

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n All-Time Letterwinners A Ayars, Cody (mgr.) ...... 2004 Berg, Grant (mgr.) ...... 2003 Brixius Jr., “Chip” Frank, ...... 1991 Aas, Oliver S...... 1921-23 Ayinde, Adekunle ...... 2014 Berggren, Paul B. (mgr.)...... 1934 Brock, Tramaine...... 2008 Abbott, Howard T...... 1886-88 Berglund, Brent...... 1988-90 Brockmeyer, Winfred...... 1928-30 Abdul-Khaliq, Asad...... 2000-03 B Bergstrom, Chris...... 1995-96 Brody, William...... 2007-08 Abrahamson, John Paul...... 1977 Babcock, John R...... 1969-71 Bergstrom, John A...... 1967 Bromley, George T...... 1909 Abramson, George N...... 1922-24 Bachman, Franklin...... 1954 Bernhagen, John F...... 1898 Brooks, Gann...... 1994-96 Acromite, Gary M...... 1975,’77 Bagley, Sidney W...... 1896 Berry, Paul E...... 1929-30 Brothen, Robert A...... 1967 Adams, Charles E...... 1893-95 Bahr, Ed ...... 1987 Berry, Warren ...... 1987 Brouwer, Jason...... 1987-90 Adams, Daniel Edward...... 1971-73 Bailey, Adam...... 1996-98 Berryman, Bruce H...... 1934-36 Brower, Ripley B...... 1889 Adams, John W...... 1881 Bailey, Donald A...... 1947-48,’51 Beson, Warren...... 1945-48 Brown Jr., Aaron L...... 1963-65 Adams, Rick ...... 1988 Bailey, Elmer Francis ...... 1977-79 Bevan Jr., William A...... 1963-65 Brown, Andre...... 2000 Addison Jr., Terry H...... 1968-69 Bailey, George R...... 1921 Bevan, J.C...... 1934 Brown, Andrew J...... 1966-68 Adzick, George N...... 1974-76 Bailey, Robert E...... 1969-72 Bevan, Jerry...... 1966 Brown, Garrett...... 2006-09 Ainslie, Joseph ...... 2003-06 Bak, Caleb ...... 2011-13 Bevan, William ...... 1933-34 Brown, Harry E...... 1920-21 NAGURSKI Akbar, Ogunseye...... 1993-96 Baker, Michael...... 1988 Bicanich, John...... 1942 Brown, Joel...... 1985-88 Akinwale, Akeem...... 1999, 2001 Bakken, Oliver J...... 1972-73 Bidlake, John...... 1901 Brown, Keith E...... 1975-77 Akre, Earle “Skeeter”...... 1988-90 Baldauf, Jeff ...... 1996-97 Bienemann, Thomas M...... 1969-70 Brown, Terry A...... 1964 Albert, Michael ...... 2000 Baldridge, David D...... 1966-67 Bierhaus, Gene M...... 1940-42 Brown, Thomas E...... 1958-60 Albrecht, Jon ...... 1995-98 Ballard, Keith...... 1990-92 Bierman, Alfred C...... 1912-13 Browne, Timothy P...... 1970-71 Alden, Charles H...... 1885 Ballentine, James...... 1915 Bierman, Bernard W...... 1913-15 Brownell, William K...... 1928-30 Aldenderfer, F. Wray ...... 1914 Baltazar, Jeremy...... 2012-13 Bierman, George H...... 1917 Brownson, Thomas S...... 1976 Alderson, Timothy...... 1970-72 Balthazor, Joey ...... 2010-11 Bierman, Harlow R...... 1918-19 Bruce, Arland...... 1998-99 Aldworth, Donald...... 1911-13 Bandelin, W. J...... 1905-07 Bierman, James M...... 1947-48 Bruce, Jason...... 1986-88 Aldworth, William R...... 1942-44 Banham, Cole...... 2014 Billman, John A...... 1939-41 Bruggers, Robert E...... 1963-65 Alfonse, Julius...... 1933-34,’36 Banks, Trumaine...... 2003-06 Bisbee, Edgar C...... 1891 Bruhn, Earl W...... 1943-45 Alford, Dominic ...... 2007-10 Bankson, Kurt S...... 1981 Bisch, Alexander ...... 2012-14 Bruhn, Milton...... 1932-34 Allen, Bryant ...... 2009-10 Barber, Dominique ...... 2004-07 Bisch, Steven G...... 1979-82 Brunzell, James...... 1969-70 Allen, Edmund P...... 1886 Barber, Marion S...... 1977-80 Bissel, Stanley H...... 1895 Brush, Percy P...... 1904-05 Allen, Neel...... 2005-07 Barber, Marion III ...... 2001,’03-04 Bjorklund, Joseph...... 2012-14 Brustad, Kenneth (mgr.)...... 1964 SMITH Allison, Ben ...... 1925 Bardwell, Robert L...... 1928-29 Bjorklund, Robert J...... 1938-40 Bruton, James H...... 1966 Allison, Robert Mark ...... 1978 Barker, A.J...... 2011 Blackshear, John (mgr.)...... 1983 Bryant, Anthony ...... 1988-90 Almer, Robert A...... 1951-52 Barle, Frank J...... 1936 Blakley, Richard ...... 1955 Bryant, Hubert L...... 1965-67 Almquist, Harold V...... 1925-27 Barle, James L...... 1965-66 Blakley, Robert E...... 1956-57 Buckingham, Edward E...... 1956 Amaefula, Michael ...... 2011-14 Barlow, Gregory Scott...... 1975-76 Blanchard, David...... 1949 Buckley, Edward T...... 1916 Anderle, Matt ...... 1998-2001 Barnes, Kahlen...... 1996, ’98 Blanchard, Paul L...... 1981-83 Buckner, R.J...... 2007, 2010 Anderson Jr., Chester L...... 1964-66 Barnhart, Harold...... 1926-29 Blanding, William...... 1882 Buendorf, Richard ...... 1988 Anderson, Clifford F...... 1941-42 Barrington, Paul...... 1956-57 Blanshan, Alan C...... 1977-79 Buetow, Barton M...... 1969-71 Anderson, Clifford H...... 1925 Barron, Lazarus...... 1913 Blaska, Duane...... 1961-62 Buhler, Lawrence A...... 1936-38 Anderson, James Delatus...... 1978 Barron, Micheal P...... 1971 Blayne, Terrance...... 1993-95 Bultman, Brad...... 2006 Anderson, Mark “Bud”...... 1982 Bartelt, John H...... 1938-40 Bloedel, William...... 1933 Bunders, Chris...... 2008-11 Anderson, Melvin A...... 1983-86 Basset, Franklin ...... 1882 Blom, Alfred J...... 1951 Bunge, Darrel D...... 1971-73 Anderson, Melvin J...... 1970-71 Basset, Richard E...... 1963 Blumer, Charles...... 1921 Burbank, David R...... 1892 Anderson, Norman L...... 1956 Baston, Albert P...... 1914-16 Blustin, Sholly...... 1926-27 Burdick, Quentin N...... 1928 Anderson, Parker O...... 1916 Baston, Fred L...... 1946 Bobek, Brian...... 2014 Burdick, Usheer L...... 1902 GIEL Anderson, Paul...... 1985-87 Bates, Raymond ...... 1936 Boddy-Calhoun, Briean...... 2012, 2014 Burg, Erwin...... 1923 Anderson, Richard L...... 1951-52 Baudler, John R...... 1966 Boeckman, Egil...... 1901-03 Burgan, F. P...... 1903-05 Anderson, Robert C...... 1983 Baugus, Marvin II “Scooter”...1999-2002 Boland, Patrick H...... 1930-31 Burk, Richard...... 1942-43 Anderson, Ronald L...... 1969-70 Bauman, Todd C...... 1972 Boles, Albert...... 1912-15 Burke, Anthony H...... 1983-86 Anderson, Selmer A...... 1934 Baumgartner Jr., C. John...... 1951-54 Bombardier, Ken...... 1955-57 Burke, Theodore...... 1969 Anderson, Toby...... 1991, ’94-95 Baumgartner, William...... 1940-42,’46 Bomstad, Arlie H...... 1958-59 Burkholder, David A...... 1955-57 Andrist, Vic...... 1916 Baumhauer, Greg...... 1991 Bonner, Brian...... 1987 Burns, Antoine ...... 2001-02 Andrus, Clint...... 1952-54 Baylor, Raymond ...... 1995-97 Boo Sr., James...... 1950-52 Burns, Derek ...... 1999-2001 Anhorn, Jeffrey G...... 1976-77,’79 Baylor, Valdez E...... 1982-85 Boren, James...... 1968 Burns, Edward ...... 1976-78 Annexstad, Scott G...... 1983 Beal, Brendan...... 2012 Borchardt, Jeffrey ...... 2014 Burris, Dennis (D.J.)...... 2007-10 Annis, Gerald M...... 1959-60 Bean, Jim...... 1997-98 Borst, Richard E...... 1963 Bush, Foster...... 2012-14 Anonsen, Richard E...... 1947-49 Beaudoin, Douglas Lee...... 1972-75 Borstad, Richard A...... 1955-57 Butler, Robert ...... 1919 Antil, Raymond J...... 1934-36 Becklin, Arnold R. (mgr.)...... 1975 Boston Jr., McKinley...... 1965-67 Butts, Edmund ...... 1884 Apmann, Elmer ...... 1928-29,’32 Bede, Thomas F. (mgr.)...... 1947 Botticelli, Cameron ...... 2011-14 Bye, William D...... 1946-49 STEPHENS Archer, Phil...... 2000-02 Bedney, Robert J...... 1966-67 Bourquin, Glenn K...... 1976-79 Byrne, Frank M...... 1974 Arendsee, Clarence ...... 1925-28 Beiersdorf Sr., Kenneth E....1946,’48-49 Bowser, Walter A...... 1968-70 Arntson, Neal A...... 1918-21 Beise, Sheldon ...... 1933-35 Bowsher, Nick (mgr.)...... 2001 C Artis III, Roger E...... 1977-78 Belden, George K...... 1888-93 Braaten, Luke...... 1996-99 Caiazzo, Stephen D...... 1972 Ascher, Herman J...... 1924-26 Belfiori, Phil...... 1938-39 Brady Jr., Samuel...... 1974 Cairns, James L...... 1961-62 Ash, Tommie G...... 1974-75 Bell, Bobby Lee...... 1960-62 Brandstrom, R.A...... 1944 Callahan, John B...... 1964-65 Atkins, H. William...... 1939 Bell, Horace D...... 1936-38 Braun, Herbert D...... 1944 Cambrice, Steve...... 1990-92 Atkinson, William B...... 1908 Bengtson, Neil M...... 1959 Breault, Steven J...... 1976-77 Cameron, Frank L ...... 1898 Atwell, Chatarius “Tutu”...... 1994-97 Bengtson, Phillip...... 1932-34 Bredberg, Clark Owen...... 1974 Campbell, De’Vondre...... 2013-14 Atwood, Henry M...... 1920 Bennett, Chris J...... 1982 Brennan, Howard W...... 1947-49 Campbell, John E...... 1894 Aune, Beyer...... 1899-1901 Bennett, Duane...... 2007, 2009-11 Brewer, Jack...... 1999-2001 Campbell, John W...... 1961-62 Avery, Charles B...... 1943,’46 Benson, Paul F...... 1960-62 Brinkhaus, Anthony...... 2004-07 Campbell, Lee...... 2006-09 BELL Avery, Wendell L...... 1977-79 Bentley, John ...... 1991 Brixius, Frank J...... 1958-60 Campbell, Terrance...... 2002-05 157 | Minnesota Football 2015 FB p145-230_Layout 1 7/16/15 10:29 AM Page 158

n All-Time Letterwinners Campion, Joshua...... 2012-14 Cohen, Chris...... 1991 Dandridge, Tim...... 2008-09 Eckers, Scott...... 1993-94 Canakes, Stavros P...... 1950,’52-53 Colberg, Gary J...... 1962 Daniels, Alex ...... 2005-06 Edelman, Robert G. (mgr.)...... 1958 Cannaday, Damien ...... 2001 Colburn, David W...... 1965 Danielsen, E. Robert...... 1946 Edelman, Walter E. (mgr.)...... 1954 Cantieny, Charles P...... 1919 Cole, Donald A...... 1920-21 Danner, J. LeMoyne ...... 1893 Edling, Arthur R...... 1948-50 Capo, Rene...... 1980-82 Cole, George E...... 1900 Danovic, Bronko...... 1939 Edwards, Berkley...... 2014 Cappella, Dennis...... 1991-93 Cole, Travis ...... 2000-01 Darden, Marc A...... 1983-84 Edwards, Jewhan ...... 2008-10 Cappelletti, Geno ...... 1952-54 Coleman, John A...... 1898 Dargis, Richard B...... 1950-52 Edwards, Keith...... 1977-79 Capron, George H...... 1906 Coleman, Ryan...... 2008-10 Darkenwald, John F...... 1967-68 Edwards, Lamonte ...... 2011-12 Capron, Harry T...... 1907 Collado, Ryan...... 2007-10 Darkins, Chris...... 1992-95 Edwards, Walter W...... 1944,46,48 Capron, Ralph ...... 1910 Collias, George J...... 1949 Daugherty, Bruce...... 1947 Ehrich, Shawn ...... 1992 Cardelli, Glenn W...... 1979-82 Collier, Derek D...... 1984 Davidson, Martin B...... 1889 Ekberg Jr., Carl E...... 1941 Carle, Gerald C...... 1942 Collins, Charles ...... 1988 Davidson, Nick A...... 1981 Ekberg, David Jerry...... 1949-50 Carey, Brian...... 1999 Collins, William...... 1990-91 Davis, Andre...... 1989-92 Ekberg, Gus A...... 1918-20 Carley, Jr., Robert L...... 1943-44 Collison, Robert ...... 1943 Davies, O.N...... 1901-04 Eklund, C.L...... 1916-17 Carlson, Archie H...... 1916 Conant, Dale ...... 1986 Davis, Anthony R...... 1980-82 Eklund, Raymond A...... 1922-23 Carlson, Carleton L...... 1957 Condo, Gordon Michael ...... 1965-67 Davis, Howard L...... 1981 Ekpe, Hank...... 2013-14 Carlson, Charles T...... 1945 Conerly Jr., Albert ...... 1975-76 Davis, Jerome...... 1993-96 Ekpe, Scott...... 2012-13 Carlson, John...... 2006 Conzemius, Justin...... 1992-95 Davis, Steven Jr...... 2005-08 Eldred, Christian ...... 2012 Carlson, John P...... 1949-51 Cook Jr., Ernest C...... 1969-71 Davis, Trey...... 2008-09 Elizondo, James...... 1996 Carlson, Lawrence Dean...... 1966-67 Cooley, Duran...... 2006-07 Day, David W...... 1944-45 Eller, Carl L...... 1961-63 Carlson, Mark S...... 1977-79 Cooper, Chester...... 1978,’80-81 Day, Eugene...... 1988 Ellerson, Jared...... 2002-05 Carlson, Robert S...... 1936 Cooper, Keanon ...... 2009-12 Dean, Michael...... 1992 Ellestad, Eric...... 2009-10 Carpenter, Hayo...... 2009-10 Cooper, Rafael...... 1994-95 Deaver, C.S...... 1892-93 Elliott, D. William...... 1946-49 Carr, Jeffrey T...... 1977-78 Cooper, Richard Conrad ...... 1923-25 Decker, Eric...... 2006-09 Elliott, Harry L...... 1946-48 Carr, Jermel ...... 1994 Copeland, Edmund...... 1921-22 Deegan, Robert H...... 1959-61 Elmer, Daniel T...... 1936-38 Carroll, Jay T...... 1981-83 Corliss, Harry J...... 1888 DeGeest, Matt ...... 2006-07 Elmore, Gaelin...... 2014 Carroll, Paul S...... 1917 Cornell, Dennis R...... 1966 Delinsky, Dan (mgr.) ...... 2003 Elton, Burnham T...... 1952-54 Carroll, William R...... 1946-48 Cornell, Robert J. (mgr.)...... 1969 Dellago, Charles S...... 1942-48 Elton, Rodney N...... 1964 Carter, Antonio...... 1990-93 Costanza, William R...... 1962-64 Dennerly, James W...... 1931-32 Emlein, Harold M...... 1928-29 Carter, Dennis...... 1986-87 Cotton, Ed...... 2010 Deppe, Karl E...... 1945 Emmons, Gregory...... 1973 Carter, Eric ...... 2014 Couch, Gary M...... 1984-87 Desimone, Mark A...... 1983-84 Enderle, Richard Allyn...... 1966-68 Carter, James C...... 1967-69 Coughlan, Edward D...... 1907-08 Dettman, Spencer...... 1999 Enga, Richard...... 1960-62 Carter, Jeremiah...... 2001-02 Coughlin, Bob ...... 1989-90 Dewey, Rupert C...... 1891 Engebos, Gregory J...... 1972-74 Carter, Michael...... 2009, 2011-12 Cox, Robert L...... 1956-57 Dickson, Judge A...... 1959-61 Engel, Christopher J...... 1977 Carter, Tyrone...... 1996-99 Cox, Theodore J...... 1922-24 Dietrich, J.W...... 1914 Engel, Derrick...... 2012-13 Carufel, Matt...... 2009-10 Crafts, Leo M...... 1882-85 Dillner, Mervin C...... 1930-32 Engel, Ronald E...... 1950-51 Case, George ...... 1904 Craine, Stephen A...... 1973-75 Dilulo, Raymond A...... 1978-79 Enke, Fred A...... 1918-20 Cashman, Timothy J...... 1962 Cranston, John W...... 1969-70 Dimmy, Keith...... 1997-98 Epping, Zac...... 2011-14 Castile, Darryl...... 1983 Crawford, Richard O...... 1968-70 Doan, William C...... 1906 Erdall, Arthur C...... 1912-14 Cates, Thomas V...... 1943-46 Crawford-Tufts, Devin...... 2011-12 Dobie, Gilmore...... 1899-1901 Erdall, Leonard T...... 1909 Celestin, Jonathan...... 2014 Crist, Patrick H...... 1975 Domin, Ryan...... 2001 Erickson, Melvin J...... 1938 Cernoch, Mike ...... 1997, 1999-2000 Crockett, William...... 1962-64 Douglas, Omar...... 1991-93 Eskridge, DeLeon...... 2008-09 Cesario, CJ...... 2011 Cross, Mark...... 1994-97 Downing, Lloyd...... 1922-23 Eslinger, Greg...... 2002-05 Chalberg, Mike...... 1991, ’93-95 Crumley, William G. (mgr.)...... 1987 Dowzak, Steve W...... 1975 Esser, Lawrence...... 1950 Chambers, Mike...... 2006 Culligan, John M...... 1918 Doyle, Larry O...... 1917-18 Eugene, Junior...... 2002 Champlin, George L...... 1931-33 Cummings, Dennis B...... 1975 Dozier, Ukee...... 2001-04 Eure, Tiree...... 2010 Chandler, Thomas H...... 1969-71 Cummings, Pat...... 1985 Drabczak, Mark...... 1988-90 Evans, Byron...... 1996-99 Charon, Robert L...... 1958 Cunningham, Darrell...... 1992-93 Drescher, Harold...... 1954 Evans, Doug ...... 1987 Cheney, Patrick ...... 2005-06 Cunningham, Steve W...... 1975-77,’79 Drexler, Daniel P...... 1963 Evans, George W...... 1897-99 Chesnut, Edward T...... 1907 Cupito, Bryan...... 2003-06 Drill, David K...... 1951-52 Evans, Marcus ...... 1986-87, ’89 Chorske, William W...... 1956-58 Current, Earl R...... 1903-06 Drill, Herman E...... 1925 Evans, Patt ...... 1989-91 Christensen, Daniel P...... 1972 Current, John...... 1900 Dropp, James M...... 1966 Christensen, Russell R...... 1944 Curry, Craig B...... 1969-71 Duerr, Troy...... 1995-98 F Christensen, Theodore...... 1950 Curtis, E. Nelson ...... 1969 Duffy, Ryan...... 2001 Faegre, J.B...... 1909 Christenson, Jon...... 2012-14 Curtis, Michael I...... 1979-82 Dukowitz, Cory (mgr.)...... 2001 Fahnhorst, James J...... 1978-80 Christian, Edward L...... 1967 Curtis, Michael O...... 1967-69 Dungy, Anthony ...... 1974-76 Fahnhorst, Keith V...... 1971-73 Christiansen, Martin A...... 1937-39 Cutler, Henry C ...... 1893 Dunn, Ney...... 1905 Fairchild, Richard A...... 1956 Christison, William R...... 1966-69 Cutting, Joseph ...... 1904-05 Dunnigan, Merton ...... 1913-15 Falls, Michael...... 1953-55 Christopherson, Joseph P...... 1982-85 Dupree, Tony...... 2001 Farnam, H.E...... 1908-09 Cieslewicz, Glen A...... 1980-82,’84 D Durda, Chester...... 1950-51 Farnes, Scott A...... 1978 Clapp, Percy...... 1923-24 Dahl, Elden ...... 1954 Duren Jr., Edward L...... 1966-67 Farrow, Lonnie J...... 1982 Clare, Louis W...... 1970-71 Dahn, Carl J. (mgr.) ...... 1957 Dusbabek, Mark E...... 1983-86 Farr, John ...... 1956 Clark, Eric...... 2003-06 Dalen, Eric ...... 1993-94 Dutrieuille, Duane M...... 1983-86 Fash, Gil Lawrence ...... 1973 Clarkson, Arthur ...... 1934 Daley, William E...... 1940-43 Duvick, David F...... 1982 Farthing Jr., Fred...... 1964 Clement, Harold...... 1920-21 Dallafior, Kenneth R...... 1978-81 Dvorak, B.A...... 1920 Faue, Jeremy ...... 2005-06 Coates Jr., Harry J...... 1950-52 Dallera, Frank ...... 1934-35 Dykes, Douglas G. (mgr.) ...... 1963 Faulk, Darrell B...... 1983-84 Cobb, David ...... 2011-14 Dallman, William M...... 1963-65 Dyson, Willie...... 2006 Faunce, Everette G...... 1946-48 Cochran, Darrell...... 1950, 54-55 Dalrymple, John S...... 1894-95 Faust, George J...... 1936-38 Cockerham, Billy...... 1997-99 Dalrymple, William...... 1892-94 E Faust, Paul T...... 1963-65 Cockrell, Doyle...... 1991-94 Dalton, Donny...... 1996-97 Early, Rishon...... 1993-96 Fee, Charles W...... 1899 Cockran, Theiren...... 2012-14 Danahy Jr., Paul A. (mgr.) ...... 1965 Eastlund, Robert B...... 1968-70 Fegan, Elmer T...... 1913

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n All-Time Letterwinners Ferguson, Melvin M...... 1981 Garrido, Gaston ...... 1986 Grewing, Fritz L...... 1939 Harris, Alfred J...... 1891 Ferguson, Sean...... 2011 Garrison, Lewis ...... 1991-94 Griffin, Clorenzo...... 1998-2000 Harris, Andre ...... 1980-81,’83-84 Ferm, Robert L...... 1945 Gary, Mitchell J...... 1925-27 Griffin, Gerald J...... 1931-32 Harris, Ge’Shun ...... 2011 Filbert, Kenneth W...... 1938 Gatling, Cameron ...... 2011 Groene, Adam (mgr.)...... 2000 Harris, Jamal...... 2004-07 Filkins, Jake ...... 2010-13 Gay, Clayton A...... 1927-28 Grose, Frederick H...... 1922-23 Harris, Sigmund...... 1902-04 Fink, Thomas A...... 1967-69 Gay, Evelyn ...... 1922 Gross, Louis ...... 1922-24 Harrison, John M...... 1894-97 Finlayson, George A.E...... 1893-97 Gay, Kenneth F...... 1931-32 Gross, Philip...... 1929 Harrison, Ted...... 1990-92 Fischer, Albert C...... 1961-62 Gehring, Perry James...... 1956-58 Gruening, Preston ...... 1999-2002 Harston, Brandon...... 2001-04 Fischman, Kenneth Y...... 1955 Gehrke, Keith E...... 1982 Gruye, Ralph E...... 1919 Hart, Nick ...... 2014 Fisher, Derek ...... 1989-92 Geier, Jeff...... 1988 Guentzel, John ...... 1993 Hart, Patrick M...... 1984 Fisher, Gordon R...... 1924-25 Geist, John W...... 1943 Guldin, Scott D...... 1984-87 Harte, Andrew...... 2014 Fitch, Robert E...... 1939-42 Gelle, Robert D...... 1951 Gullickson, Oscar...... 1944 Hartig, Paul C...... 1920-21 Fitzpatrick, Dennis...... 1976-77 George, Kenneth ...... 1969-70 Gunderson, Jeffrey P...... 1971-73 Hartman, Jared...... 2014 Fitzpatrick, Thomas M...... 1979 Gerow, Theron G...... 1919 Guthrie, Charles...... 1889-90 Hartmann, Tyler...... 2014 Fitzpatrick, Renato...... 1999-2002 Gerry, Martin H...... 1888 Guzy Sr., Peter ...... 1924-26 Hartse Jr., Larry M...... 1962-63 Fix, Nathan (mgr.)...... 2001 Gerths, Everett E...... 1956-58 Hartwig, Fred G...... 1983 Flanagan, Charles G...... 1891 Gerths, Gregory G...... 1973 H Hartwig, J. L...... 1916 Fleetwood, Marquel...... 1989-92 Getchman, Gary...... 1988 Haake, Robert T...... 1957 Harvey, Brien V...... 1974-76 Flick, Eugene G...... 1940-41 Giannini, Jason ...... 2005-07 Haayer, Adam...... 1997-2000 Hary, Jerome ...... 1942 Flinn, Paul A...... 1915-16 Gibbons, Steven F...... 1983,’85 Hackbarth, Kraig...... 1988-90 Hass, Alex ...... 1997-99 Flugum, Merlin K...... 1962 Gibson, George F...... 1926-28 Hadd, Gary A...... 1984-87 Hass, Walter L...... 1930-32 Flynn, C. Ray...... 1921 Giel, Paul R...... 1951-53 Haedge, Carl...... 1914 Hassett, Gerald ...... 1955 Flynn, John G...... 1899-1902 Gilbert, Andre M...... 1982-83 Haertel, Walter ...... 1916-19 Hatfield, Eugene L...... 1968 Foggie, Fred ...... 1988-90 Gilbert, Holden B...... 1895 Hagberg, Roger W...... 1958-60 Hau, Pat...... 1997-99 Foggie, Rickey S...... 1984-87 Gillen, John H...... 1920 Hageman, Ra’Shede...... 2011-13 Haudan, Blake...... 2009 Folwell, Russell H...... 1891 Gillingham, Gale...... 1964-65 Hagemeister, Robert G...... 1952-54 Haugo, Donald...... 1968 Foote, William W...... 1924 Gillum, James...... 2012 Hagen, Philip R...... 1967-69 Hauser, George W...... 1915-17 Force, John D...... 1968 Gilmore Jr., Orville...... 1973-74 Hagman, Jason ...... 1997-98 Hausken, Walter...... 1947-49 Fors, Erik ...... 1986 Gilstad, Arthur...... 1920 Hahn, Austin...... 2010-11 Haviland, Chase...... 2011 Forte, M. Maurice ...... 1966-68 Giovinetti, Mike...... 1993-95 Haiden, Harold R...... 1932 Hawes, Alvin R...... 1968-70 Foss, William C...... 1950-52 Givens Jr., Archie ...... 1965 Haines, Andrew W...... 1964 Hawkins, Harvey C...... 1942 Fournier, J.O...... 1912 Gjere, Jimmy...... 2011 Hairston, Brian Philip...... 1978 Hawkinson, Arnold...... 1924 Fowlkes, Chris...... 1992-95 Glanton, Paul...... 1972-74 Hale, Charles S...... 1891 Hawthorne, Ed...... 1991-94 Foxworth, Kenneth C...... 1977-78,’80 Glenn, Kerry R...... 1981-83 Hale, Dennis C...... 1966-68 Hawthorne, Chris ...... 2011-13 Fraley, Justin ...... 2001-04 Glickstein, Jacob...... 2011 Halenkamp Jr., George L...... 1946-47 Haycraft, Kenneth C...... 1926-28 Franck, George H...... 1938-40 Glime, Luke...... 1996-97 Haley, James P...... 1941 Hayden, John F...... 1886-89 Frank, Leonard...... 1910-11 Glover, Fred S...... 1898-99 Hall, Justin...... 1997-2000 Haye, Damian...... 2002 Frankberg, Mike (mgr.) ...... 2004 Gmitro, Rudolph...... 1935-37 Hall, Thomas F...... 1959-61 Hayes, Isaac...... 2014 Fraser, F.G...... 1923 Goetz, Ron...... 1986-89 Hallstrom, Todd L...... 1980-82 Hayward, H.E...... 1911-12 Fredenburg, Neil...... 1991-93 Goldberg, Michael A...... 1969-70 Halvorson, Dale F...... 1960 Heath, Elbridge...... 1896 Frederickson, Loel D...... 1942 Goldberg, Steven...... 1972-74 Hamilton, Ben...... 1997-2000 Heath, Rodney...... 1993-96 Freeman, Orville L...... 1939 Goode, John Paul...... 1885-88 Hamilton, Paris...... 2004 Heath, Russ ...... 1990-93 Freimuth, William I...... 1933-34 Goode, Ralph O...... 1952-54 Hamilton, W. E...... 1914 Heeb, Richard...... 1943 French, Roger W...... 1950-52 Goodger, Drew...... 2011-14 Hamm, Kevin J...... 1969-71 Heffelfinger, Mark...... 1946 Freng, William H...... 1921 Gorgos, Paul A...... 1960 Hammel, Robert M...... 1950 Hegland, Dale L...... 1971-72 Friberg, Douglas Edward...... 1976-78 Gould, George P...... 1937-39 Hammer, Jonathan E...... 1967 Heid, James...... 1959 Fribley, Carl E...... 1921 Gould, Octavius ...... 1988 Hammond, Bruce ...... 1957-58 Heidenreich, Douglas R...... 1951 Frickey, Herman F...... 1941-42,46 Graef, Sarah (mgr.)...... 2000 Hammond, George H...... 1882-83 Heifort, Ernie ...... 2013 Friend, Gerald L...... 1957-59 Graffunder, Craig W...... 1982-84 Hamner, Thomas...... 1996-99 Hein, Herbert E...... 1941-42,’46 Frisbee, Robert M...... 1960-61 Graham, Christopher...... 1886 Hanke, Carl C...... 1919 Hein, Marvin G...... 1947-48 Fritz, Eugene M...... 1947-48 Graham, Malcolm...... 1923-24 Hankinson, John H...... 1964-65 Heinz, Edward...... 1953 Fron, Casey M...... 1962 Graham, Trevis...... 1997-2000 Hannon, John...... 1908 Helgeson, Gerald D...... 1951-53 Fruechte, Isaac ...... 2012-14 Graiziger, Robert A...... 1942-45 Hansen, H. C...... 1915-16 Henderson, Antoine...... 1997-99, 2001 Frye, Vern ...... 1954 Grandas, Brody...... 2006 Hansen, Ronald M...... 1951-53 Henderson, Kyle...... 2010-11 Fulgham, James N...... 1964-65 Grant, Harry P. “Bud”...... 1946-49 Hanson, Dale W...... 1938-40 Henderson, Melvin Thomas...... 1965 Fuller, Vincent M...... 1972-75 Grant, Kevin...... 1989-90 Hanson, H. F...... 1916 Henderson, Raymond...... 2007 Fulton, James C...... 1895-96 Grant, Ryan...... 2009-12 Hanson, Harold W...... 1925-27 Henderson, Terrence L...... 1981-82 Furst, J.F...... 1923 Granum, Robert C...... 1943 Hanson, Paul J. (mgr.) ...... 1959 Hendrickson, Craig...... 1989-90 Grate, Tim ...... 1996-98 Hanson, V. Stanley ...... 1935-36 Hendrickson, Harry...... 1947-49 G Gray, MarQueis...... 2009-12 Hanzlik, Robert...... 1945 Hendrickson, L. Joe...... 1950-51 Gagne, Verne ...... 1943 Gray, Roger W...... 1902 Harbison, Jamel...... 2013 Hendrickson, Scott...... 1990 Gail, Jim ...... 1996 Greeley, James Wells ...... 1973-74 Harden, Mike...... 1997-98 Hennessey, Thomas...... 2006-08 Gailord, Eugene “Rocky”...... 1985 Green, Brandon...... 2008-09, 11-12 Harding, E. P...... 1891-95 Henricksen, Dale H...... 1973-74 Gaiters, Chris ...... 1987-89 Green, Ralph...... 1993, 95 Hare, Andy R...... 1982-85 Henry, Emmanuel E...... 1981-82 Gallagher, Luke J...... 1922 Greene, Alfred B...... 1923 Hargesheimer, Walter G...... 1933 Henry, James G...... 1971-72 Gallery, James P...... 1980-83 Gregory-McGhee, Kendall...... 2010 Harlan, Nathan...... 1945 Henry, Jimmy...... 1998-2001 Ganther, Rod...... 1993 Gregory, Duane O...... 1980 Harmann, Garrison...... 1994-95 Henry, Michael ...... 2010-13 Gardner, David C...... 1978-79 Gregory, Richard A...... 1949-51 Harms, Brent J...... 1980-81 Herbel, Brent...... 1986-88 Garin, Matt...... 2010-12 Gregory-McGhee, Kendall...... 2011 Harpole, Ellsworth H...... 1931-33 Herbold, David E...... 1955-57 Garnaas, Wilford B...... 1941-43 Grevich, Mel...... 1946 Harren, G. Richard...... 1963 Herkenhoff, Luke...... 1995-97 Garner, Bill F...... 1954-55 Grevious, Todd...... 1994 Harris, Albert L...... 1963 Herkenhoff, Matthew...... 1972-73

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n All-Time Letterwinners Herman, James E...... 1971-72 Hunter, Tony F...... 1981-84 Joiner, Keswic...... 1990-91 King, Wayne Ernest ...... 1967-68 Hermann, Jerry A...... 1966 Hutton, Lee...... 1996, ’98 Jones, Delvin...... 1998-2000 Kingsley, Norman W...... 1916-18 Herndon, Tray...... 2007 Hutton, Logan ...... 2012-14 Jones, Dominic...... 2005-06 Kingsriter, Doug ...... 1970-72 Hiestand, Peter ...... 1994-95 Hyde, Neil...... 1925-26 Jones, Donovahn ...... 2013-14 Kirk, Paul E...... 1928-30 Higgins, Robert E...... 1941 Hypolite, Vincent...... 1992, ’96 Jones, E.J...... 2006 Kirklin, John W...... 1937 Hightower, Deon...... 2005-08 Jones, Elvin...... 1998-2000 Kirksey, Brandon ...... 2008-11 Hill, Aaron...... 2010-13 I Jones, Ezell...... 1966-68 Kirkwood, Donnell...... 2010-14 Hirscher, Joseph...... 1940-41 Irsfield, James ...... 1902-03,’05 Jones, Frank D...... 1886 Kirtland, Craig Jeffrey ...... 1976-77 Hitchcock, Raebern B...... 1983-86 Irwin, Scott...... 1971-73 Jones, Gerald D...... 1960-62 Kirkland, Morgan...... 2002 Hobbins, James R...... 1982-83 Isakson, Gary ...... 1988-90 Jones, John Lawrence...... 1973-74 Kispert, Merlin ...... 1944-46 Hoberg, Dwaine ...... 1948 Isom, Justin...... 2001-03 Jones, Marcus ...... 2011-14 Kissell, Michael A...... 1945-46,’48 Hobert, Robert...... 1954-56 Ittner, William F...... 1904 Jones, Michael R...... 1973,’75-76 Kitzmann, Kent Louis ...... 1976-78 Hoefer, Doug...... 1992-93 Jones, Nick (Honorary) ...... 2005 Kjelland, J. S...... 1905-07 Hoefler, Royal...... 1929-30 J Jones, Rob ...... 1996 Kleber, Kelvin K...... 1955-57 Hoel, J. Robert...... 1936-38 Jackson, Frank ...... 1987-90 Jordan, Crawford...... 1994-97 Klefsaas, Kermit...... 1950 Hoese, Jonathan...... 2007-10 Jackson, Javon ...... 1994-96 Jordan, F. W...... 1917-18 Kleinschmidt, Florian A...... 1919 Hoffman, John Durrell ...... 1978-79 Jackson, Shaun...... 1994 Joyner Jr., Larry...... 1983-86 Klick, Florian ...... 1936 Hoffman, Sean...... 1997-2000 Jackson, Terry II...... 2001-03 Juhl, Thomas P...... 1954-56 Klick, Ronald C...... 1966-67 Hoglin, Dennis M...... 1968 Jacobs, Anthony ...... 2008-11 Juhl, William G...... 1944 Klitzke, Bryan...... 2009-11 Hohensee, Michael L...... 1981-82 Jacobs, Frank M...... 1981-82 Jukich, William R...... 1955-57 Kloss, Matthew...... 2012 Hohman, Gary Edward...... 1969 Jacobson, Kenneth W...... 1964 Juneau, Timothy R...... 1984 Kneen, Scott...... 1996-97 Holden, Chris...... 2003,’05 Jacoby, Jon R...... 1958 Just, Fred ...... 1924-25 Knowlton, Warren C...... 1902 Holen, Oscar M...... 1909 Jacques, Eric...... 2011-12 Juster, Rubin J...... 1943-44 Knudsen, Leslie R...... 1934 Holker, Donald R...... 1946 Jakel, John...... 2006-07 Justice, Joe...... 1994-95 Kocourek, Brian J...... 1975 Hollimon, Bryson D...... 1976-77 James, Craig...... 2014 Koelfgen, Scott ...... 1995 Holm, George O...... 1949-50 James, Gregg ...... 1995-96 K Koeneke, Franz A...... 1954-55 Holmberg, Joseph L...... 1965-66 James, Jimmie J...... 1981-82 Kafka, Edward...... 1935-37 Kolliner, Robert E ...... 1939-40 Holme, Melvin R...... 1951-53 Jamnik, Joseph J...... 1938-40 Kafka, Gerald...... 1944 Koski, Sulo O...... 1931-32 Holmes, Bruce...... 1983-86 Jaszewski, Floyd...... 1947-49 Kain, Christine (mgr.)...... 2000 Kostka, Stanley C...... 1935 Holmes, Jay C. “Courtney”...... 1984-85 Jaye, Floyd R...... 1947-49 Kaiser, Ray...... 1997 Krajnik, Chris...... 2010 Holmes, Kevin ...... 1993-94 Jelacic, Jon F...... 1955-57 Kakela, Wayne...... 1927-29 Kramer, George...... 1945 Holmes, Milfred B...... 1975-76 Jelacic, Steven F...... 1960 Kaminski, James B...... 1931 Kramer, Kent D...... 1964-65 Holmgren, Walter L...... 1917 Jenke, Noel C...... 1966-68 Kaminski, William G...... 1925-27 Kratochvil, Andy...... 1990-93 Holmstrom, Richard P...... 1968 Jenkins, Kelvin Theodore ...... 1979-81 Kamrath, Benji...... 2002-03 Kratochvil, Paul...... 1993-96 Holmstrom, Wallace ...... 1941-42 Jensen, Robert...... 1944 Kamzelski, Ronald C...... 1966-68 Krause, James W...... 1963-65 Holt, Alan...... 1986-88 Jesewitz, Todd ...... 1993-95 Kartak, Zack...... 2002 Kremer, James E...... 1903-05 Holty, Ron ...... 1993 Jessen, Delbert...... 1966-68 Kasper, Robert E...... 1944-45 Krezowski, Albin G...... 1930-32 Holz, Gordon F...... 1951-54 Joesting, Herbert...... 1925-27 Kaufman, Dean...... 1990-92 Krezowski, Dominic ...... 1935-37 Honn Jr., Laron J...... 1945-46 Johansen, Donald A...... 1950 Kauffmann, Richard C...... 1952 Krohn, James Le...... 1964 Honza, George J...... 1970-72 Johnsen, Trygve...... 1917,’19,’21 Kauth, William W...... 1958-60 Krol, John Edward ...... 1971-73 Hook, Julian...... 1960-62 Johnson, Anthony Clark...... 1983-84 Keeble, Jerry A...... 1983 Kroll, Howard J...... 1931 Hopewell, Paul ...... 1988-91 Johnson, Antonio...... 2012-14 Keene, Ralph K...... 1893 Krueger, Thomas R...... 1949-50 Horning, Lee ...... 1990 Johnson, Arnie G...... 1943 Kehl, Anthony J...... 1962 Kubes, Charles J...... 1950,’53-54 Horton, Antonio...... 1981 Johnson, Carl E...... 1898 Kehoe, Thomas H...... 1894-95 Kubes, Richard M...... 1954-55 Horton, Charles J...... 1984 Johnson, Demetrus...... 2001-02 Keise, Victor...... 2010-11 Kucek, Justin...... 2005-08 Horton, Tony (mgr.) ...... 1992 Johnson, Derek...... 1989-90 Keith, Alex...... 2012-14 Kuduk, John V...... 1976,’79 Hosack, Aaron...... 2002-03 Johnson, Donald E...... 1947 Keith, Charlton ...... 2002 Kuether, Donald O. (mgr.) ...... 1955 House, Robert C...... 1977 Johnson, Donald L...... 1917 Keller, Kevin John ...... 1972-73 Kuklenski, Kirby Jude...... 1973-75 Hovde, Frederick L...... 1927-28 Johnson, Edward H...... 1950 Keller, Mark...... 1990 Kula, Robert ...... 1942 Howard, Glenn J...... 1979-81 Johnson, Eric T...... 1982 Keller, Ryan...... 1998-2000 Kulbitski, John ...... 1936-38 Howard, Lungen Earl...... 1983-85 Johnson, Frank...... 1947 Kelley, Richard G...... 1942 Kulbitski, Victor J...... 1941-42, ’44-45 Howell, Harold ...... 2007 Johnson, Gary G...... 1950-53 Kellin, Kevin R...... 1979-82 Kullas, Ronald...... 1975-76 Hoyt, Charles C...... 1900 Johnson, Jack Lee...... 1978-79 Kelly, Adam D...... 1983-85 Kuppe, Jake...... 1999-2002 Hoyt, W. H...... 1887-88 Johnson, John W...... 1950 Kelly, James D...... 1945 Kurus, Michael...... 1994 Hribar, Lloyd F...... 1931-32 Johnson, Johnny ...... 2008-11 Kelly, John D...... 1981-84 Kutcheid, John ...... 1944-45 Hrycak, Terry...... 1986-87 Johnson, Lawrence E...... 1926-28 Kemp, George M...... 1967-69 Kuusisto, William...... 1938-40 Hubbard, Frederick Adam...... 1908 Johnson, Leland L...... 1939 Kemph, Steve...... 1996 Kuzma, Frank A...... 1937-39 Hubbard, Ryan...... 1995-97 Johnson, Lloyd...... 1928-29 Kephart, Kenneth N...... 1973 Kuznia, Benjamin...... 2008-09 Hudak, George W...... 1949-51 Johnson, Maurice D. S...... 1934 Kereakos, A. Steve ...... 1961 Kwapinski, Daniel ...... 2000-03 Hudson, Otis...... 2006 Johnson, Perry N...... 1915-16 Kersten, Wally T...... 1981 Kyle, Jeffrey V...... 1983 Hughes, Curtis III...... 2008-10 Johnson, R. Laurence ...... 1958-60 Kienholz, William S...... 1898-99 Hughes, Kenneth B...... 1980 Johnson, Reuben A...... 1910-12 Kilbourne, Warren...... 1936-38 L Hull, David V. (mgr.) ...... 1951 Johnson, Richard J...... 1958-59 Killian, Charles T...... 1964-66 Laakso, William L...... 1966-68 Hulstrand, Anton ...... 1926 Johnson, Robert Wesley ...... 1936-38 Kimbell, Mike ...... 1993-94 LaBorde, Dick ...... 1990 Hultkrans, Joel C...... 1918 Johnson, Roland...... 2012-13 Kimlinger, Jim (mgr.) ...... 1995 Lafans, Walter...... 1900-02 Hultkrans, R. E...... 1921-22 Johnson, Ron...... 1998-2001 King, James...... 1988-90 Laliberte, Michael J...... 1982 Humleker Jr., Richard D...... 1969-70 Johnson, Syrus H...... 1938-39 King, John ...... 1971-73 Lair, Eric...... 2008-11 Humphries, William D...... 1979-82 Johnson, Tyler ...... 2007 King, Ray Wallace ...... 1935-37 Lamers, Jason...... 2004-05 Hunt Jr., Sam E...... 1935-36 Johnson, William E...... 1938-40 King Ronald A...... 1969-71 Lampe, Ernest W...... 1917-19 Hunt, Michael A...... 1975-77 Johnson, William E...... 1942 King, Stafford...... 1914 Lancello, Joseph F...... 1977 Hunter, Juan...... 1992-94 Johnston, Lyle A...... 1912 King, Thomas R...... 1959-61 Langenberg, George W...... 1929

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n All-Time Letterwinners Langford, Ben ...... 1993-96 Lolar, Morris...... 1989 Mathis, Marty...... 1990-92 Mernik, Joseph M...... 1939-40 Langpap, Howard C...... 1943 Long, C.I...... 1915-16 Matilus, Jephete...... 2012-14 Merrill, Andy ...... 2001 Langum, Arvin N...... 1949 Long, James W...... 1966 Mattern, Joseph...... 1913 Merrill, E. Clinton...... 1922-23 Larkin, Arthur E...... 1904-06 Long, Mike...... 1992-93 Matthews, Keith...... 2000,’02-03 Merrill Mark C...... 1975-77 Larkin, George A...... 1922 Loomis, H.C...... 1895-97 Mattson, Hilding...... 1939 Mertes, Jack A...... 1950-51 Larsen, A. Merle ...... 1938-39 Loomis, John B...... 1896 Matula, Terrance G...... 1977 Mertz, Ron...... 1989-90 Larson, Augustus T...... 1891-95 Losli, Mark ...... 2002-05 May, Richard ...... 1952 Meyer, Donald N...... 1977-79 Larson, David A...... 1976 Lossie, Robert A...... 1943-44 Mayall, Hershall...... 1886 Mezera, Ben ...... 1997-2000 Larson, Douglas...... 1921 Lothner, David C...... 1960-62 Maye, KJ...... 2012-14 Mezzenga, Gabe...... 2013 Larson, Erik...... 1998-2000 Love, Daron...... 2007 Mayer, Barry L...... 1968-70 Mia, Darryl C...... 1979-80 Larson, Frank G. “Butch”...... 1932-34 Luckemeyer, Dick...... 1942 Mayer, Frank A.R...... 1914-15 Michals, Jon...... 1996-99 Larson, Gilbert O...... 1920 Luckemeyer, Thomas L...... 1975-77 Mayes, Connor...... 2014 Michalski, Roger A...... 1966 Larson, Gregory K...... 1958-60 Lueck, Adam ...... 2010-11 Mayfield, Curtis W...... 1969-71 Midboe, Steve A...... 1975-77 Larson, Richard A...... 1955-57 Luger, Richard E...... 1948 Mays, Drinon...... 1990-93 Middlebrooks, Willie...... 1998-2000 Larson, Richard C...... 1959-60 Lumpkin, Sean...... 1988-91 Mays, Jermaine ...... 1999-2000, ’02 Midler, Louis T...... 1935-37 Last, Kenneth...... 1964-66 Lund, Francis L. “Pug”...... 1932-34 McAfee, Edward S...... 1932 Miles, Eddie ...... 1987-89 Laster, De’Niore ...... 2014 Lundeen, Ralph J...... 1946 McAlister, Ralph D...... 1946-49 Miller, Brodie (mgr.)...... 2001 Lauer, Ben...... 2013-14 Lundeen, Stephen P...... 1967-68 McAlmon, William...... 1914 Miller Jr., Donald B...... 1962 Lauterbach, L. Joseph ...... 1941-42 Lundeen, Vincent C...... 1938-39 McAvoy, Kyle ...... 2014 Miller, Monte...... 1957 Lavaty, Thomas J...... 1969-70 Lundgren, Stanley...... 1932-33 McAvoy, Luke ...... 2014 Miller, Richard L...... 1960 Lawing, John L...... 1972-73 Lundin, John F...... 1945,’48-49 McCall, William A...... 1977 Miners, George A...... 1918 Lawler, L. B...... 1912-15 Lundquist, John ...... 1943-45 McCarthy, Pat ...... 2003-05 Miska, Thomas (mgr.)...... 1952 Lawrence, Richard W...... 1945,’48-49 Lushine, James Anton ...... 1940-41 McClintock, Donald M...... 1920 Mitchell, Gerald M...... 1948-50 Lawrence, Simoni...... 2008-09 Lutz, Richard D...... 1945 McClintock, Ken ...... 1990-92 Mitchell, L.S...... 1922 Layton, Arthur...... 1991 Lynn, Jack ...... 2013-14 McCree, Charles...... 1985-88 Mitchell, Louis...... 1912 Leary, W. C...... 1889-92 McCree, John A...... 1909 Mitchell, Paul A...... 1941-43 Lechner, Edgar H...... 1939-41,’43 M McCreery, Otis C...... 1921-22 Mitchell, W.H...... 1882 Lee, Bobby D...... 1967 Maas, Dean A...... 1954-56 McDonald, Andre ...... 2012 Moe, Michael D...... 1980 Lee, Eric...... 2000 Maas, Richard D...... 1982 McElroy, Mark ...... 2003 Moe, Michael T...... 1985 Lee, Richard H...... 1943 MacDonald, Hugh...... 1922-24 McElroy, Philip J...... 1952-54 Moe, Thomas O...... 1957-59 Legania, Harold...... 2011-14 MacDougal, Kenneth H...... 1930-31 McGarry, Collin...... 2009-11 Moen, Barrett...... 2007-09 Lehan, Michael...... 1999-2002 Maciejowski, Michael...... 2008 McGarry, Robert ...... 2004-07 Molstad, Alfred G...... 1907 Leidner, Mitch ...... 2013-14 Macken, Gerald...... 2001 McGeary, Clarence...... 1946 Moncreif, Hoyt...... 1943 Leksell, Russell E...... 1929-30 MacKinnon, George E...... 1926-28 McGee, Albert Henry...... 1987 Monroe, Joel ...... 2005-08 LeMay, Daniel G...... 1980 MacLeod, Thomas W...... 1971-72 McGee, Carlos A...... 1986 Montgomery, Anthony...... 2002-05 Lenkiewicz, Marek...... 2011-14 Madigan, J.E...... 1890-93 McGhee, Daletavious...... 2014 Montgomery, Steven...... 2012-14 Lennon, J.J...... 1986-89 Madsen, Fred E...... 1943-44 McGovern, James J...... 1946 Moore, Dan ...... 1996 Leslie, James C...... 1964 Maeder, Albert R...... 1925,’27 McGovern, John F...... 1908-10 Moore, Gary...... 2014 Leverenz, Jon...... 1986-87,’89 Malinowski, Joseph S...... 1973 McGovern, Thomas M. (mgr.)...... 1967 Moore, Hadrian...... 1988 Leversee, Richard M...... 1943 Maloney, Dennis M...... 1970-72 McIntosh, Matt...... 2002-03 Moore, Jerald...... 1988-90 Leverson, Luke ...... 1996-99 Malosky, James S...... 1947-49 McKelton, Michael...... 2007-08 Moore, Mari...... 1995-98 Levine, Grayson...... 2011-14 Manders, Jack...... 1930-32 McKenzie, Kyle...... 2002-05 Moore Jr., Mark M...... 1939-40 Levine, Tony...... 1993-95 Mann, Arthur T...... 1885 McKinley, Cedric...... 2008-09 Moore, Steven...... 2006-08 LeVoir, Marvin A...... 1936-38 Mann, Frederick M...... 1886-89 McKnight, Dajon...... 2008-11 Moore, Wilbur...... 1936-38 LeVoir, Vernal A. “Babe”...... 1933-35 Mann, Kenneth A...... 1927 McLaury, John...... 1920 Morgan, Lonnie T...... 1965 Levy, Leonard B...... 1939-41 Mannion, Kevin ...... 2006-08 McMahon, Michael W...... 1954 Morgan, Robert L...... 1970-72 Lewis, Christyn...... 2010-11 Manuel, James...... 2010-13 McManus, Erin...... 1997 Moritko, Jeff W...... 1983-84 Lewis, Glenn M...... 1979-80 Maples, Stewart J...... 1965 McManus, Phil...... 1944 Morrel, Clifford ...... 1914 Lewis, John...... 1991-92 Marcella, James Anthony...... 1978 McMenomy, Sean...... 1995 Morris, Charles K...... 1924 Lewis, Robert...... 1993 Marchlewski, Frank C...... 1962-64 McMillan, William W...... 1962 Morris, Henry S...... 1887 Lidberg, Carl L...... 1923-24 Marcotte, William A...... 1944-45,’47 McMoore, Donald W...... 1950 Morrow, Jeff W...... 1975-77 Liggett, Robert B...... 1901 Mariucci, John P...... 1937-39 McMullen, Dwayne K...... 1982-84 Morse, Guilford A...... 1914 Light, William G...... 1969-71 Markert, Allan R...... 1949-50 McNair, William W...... 1882 Mortell, Peter...... 2012-14 Lilja, Roy...... 1942 Marko, Lawrence J...... 1979 McNamara, Richard “Pinky” ....1954-56 Mortensen, Tony ...... 2005-08 Liimatta, Dan...... 1987-89 Maroney, Laurence ...... 2003-05 McNamara, Robert...... 1951-54 Mosko, Frank...... 1973-74 Lilleberg, B. Jon...... 1981,’83-84 Marquesen, John L...... 1969-71 McNeil, Robert L...... 1960-61 Moss, Brian ...... 2005 Lindblom, David F...... 1956-57 Marshall, Dana X. (mgr.) ...... 1960 McNeill, Jack...... 1946 Mottla, Zach...... 2011-12 Lindgren, Gordon F...... 1951 Marshall, R.W...... 1904-06 Meadowcroft, Arthur H...... 1973-75 Moudry, Frank W...... 1914 Lindmeier, Paul...... 1949 Marston, Scott...... 1991 Meagher, Ira E...... 1926 Moulton, Malcolm...... 2011 Lindquist, John A. (mgr.)...... 1956 Martin, Doug...... 1986 Mealey, Robert ...... 1947-49 Mourer, Kenneth R...... 1969 Lingen, Brandon...... 2014 Martin, William V...... 1957 Means, George E...... 1887 Moyle, Ted D...... 1921 Lipka, Keith...... 2003-05 Martineau, Earl T...... 1921-23 Mecklenburg, Karl B...... 1981-82 Mudd, Roland L...... 1961 LiSanti, Dan...... 1991-92,’94 Martinez, Matt...... 1985 Meeds, Alonzo D...... 1888 Mueller, Douglas P...... 1984-87 Litman, Neil N...... 1939-41 Maschhoff, Joe (mgr.)...... 1994 Meighen, Joseph F...... 1951-53 Mueller, George F...... 1899 Litten, Charles W...... 1966-68 Mason, Eldon W...... 1925-27 Meili, William F...... 1925 Muir, William C...... 1892-93 Lloyd, Rhys...... 2003-04 Mason, Michael J...... 1972 Meinke, Jason...... 2007-08 Mulholland, David K...... 1959-61 Loechler, Thomas L...... 1960-61 Massey, Keith ...... 2006 Meisel, Todd...... 2005-07 Mulholland, Steven D...... 1982 Loewen, Fred D...... 1973-75 Matchan, George...... 1926-27 Meissner, George A...... 1959 Mullaney, Mark ...... 2005 Lofquist, Kraig A...... 1963-64 Matheny, William ...... 1935-37 Melander, Jon...... 1986-89 Mullen, Scott J...... 1968-70 Logan, Sam ...... 2003 Mathews, John A...... 1975-76 Melander, Rian...... 2002-03 Mulligan, D. Gregory...... 1983,’85 Lohmiller, John M. “Chip”...... 1984-87 Mathews, Mark A...... 1923-24 Melchert, Gary W...... 1958 Mullin, Thomas A...... 1971

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n All-Time Letterwinners Mulready, John ...... 1941-42 Ohnstad, John C...... 1891 Peterson, J. Todd ...... 1979-82 Rallis, Michael...... 2008, 2010-12 Mulvena, John J...... 1959-61 Oja, Bert A...... 1928-29 Peterson, Larry J...... 1963-64 Rallis, Nick...... 2013 Mulvey, Arthur ...... 1925 Oja, Brent (mgr.)...... 2004 Peterson, Lloyd W...... 1922-24 Ramerth, Michael J...... 1974 Mundinger, Richard...... 1949-51 Olsen, Steve J...... 1974-75 Peterson, Nick...... 1992 Ramey, Deryl L...... 1965 Mundy, James H...... 1914 Olson, Bruce G...... 1981 Peterson, Richard W...... 1965-67 Ramlet, Dave ...... 2013-14 Munn, Clarence L. “Biggie”...... 1929-31 Olson, Charles L. (mgr.)...... 1961 Peterson, Russell C...... 1962 Ramseth, Paul R...... 1962-63 Munsey, William...... 1960-62 Olson, Cyril S...... 1921-22 Peterson, William S...... 1943 Randall, Todd M...... 1971-73 Murdock, Jason...... 1995 Olson, Donald A...... 1950 Pettibone, George T...... 1894-95 Rankin, Lee N...... 1969-71 Murphy, Gregory V...... 1983 Olson, Edward C...... 1980-82 Pettijohn, Lyle L...... 1908-09 Rapko, Michael...... 1943 Murphy, Tom J...... 1978-79 Olson, Edward Jr...... 2010-13 Pharmer, Arthur...... 1927-29 Rappana, Dale W...... 1944-45 Murray, Eric...... 2012-14 Olson, Ralph C...... 1941 Phillipe, James ...... 1957 Rasmussen, Randy R...... 1980-83 Murray, Steve...... 2001 Olson, Ralph O...... 1921 Phillips, John W...... 1919 Rasmussen, Robert F...... 1955-57 Murrell, John H...... 1925 Olson, Tommy...... 2011-14 Pickerign, Perry...... 1986 Rau, Jerome E...... 1952-54 Murtha, Gregory T...... 1978-79 Olsonoski, Lawrence R...... 1945-47 Pickering, Earle T...... 1909-11 Rauh, Mathew L...... 1968 Myers, David I...... 1956 Ommen, Bruce (mgr.) ...... 1990 Piel, Michael F...... 1983 Raveling, Ronald...... 1950-51 Myre, Charles...... 1938-39 Onwuachi, Derrick...... 2007-09 Piepkorn, Aaron...... 1989-92 Rawlings, Josh...... 1997-99 Myrick, Jalen ...... 2013-14 Orgas, Frederick A...... 1979-82 Pihlstrom, Mike...... 1988 Raymond, A.C...... 1912 Myrum, George B...... 1921-22 Orman, Michael T...... 1964 Pillsbury Sr., John S...... 1898 Rechtin, Dan A...... 1984-87 Orseske, Dan...... 2010-11 Pillsbury, Alfred F...... 1886-92 Redmann, Chad...... 2001-02 N Orton, Ryan...... 2008-11 Pinkstron, Robert L. “Rob”...... 1984 Redmon, Tellis...... 1999-2001 Naddy, Kevin W...... 1975-76 Osei, Astein...... 1998-99, 2001 Pinnix, Amir...... 2004-07 Reed, Dwight T...... 1935-37 Nagurski, Bronislav “Bronko” ..1927-29 Osmundson, Arnold J...... 1957-59 Pirsig, Jonah ...... 2013-14 Reed, Melville E...... 1882 Najarian, Peter M...... 1982-85 Oss, Arnold C...... 1919-21 Pittman, David...... 2008-09 Reed, Richard D...... 1983-85 Narcisse, Roderick...... 1992 Oster, Alton...... 1928 Plankers, A.F...... 1908 Reed, Russell J...... 1951 Nash, George A...... 1937-38 Oster, Fred...... 1922-23 Plath, Roger W...... 1975 Reem, Matthew...... 1992, ’94-95 Ndondo-Lay, Robert ...... 2014 Osterman, Aaron...... 1992-94 Plsek, Lincoln...... 2012-14 Reese, James E...... 1957-58 Neils, Steven L...... 1971-73 Ostrand, P.M...... 1910 Plunkett, Warren F...... 1940-41 Reese, Mario ...... 2003-06 Nelson, Averial E...... 1949 Ostrom, G.E...... 1912-13 Politano, Stephen R...... 1971-72 Reeves, Spencer...... 2009-12 Nelson, Curtis E...... 1969 Otte, George B...... 1898-99 Pollard, Donald ...... 1985-86 Regnier, P.M...... 1919-20 Nelson, Devin...... 2012 Otto, Craig ...... 1985-87 Poole, Curtese...... 1998-2000 Reid, Alan D...... 1982-83 Nelson, Earl W...... 1930-31 Ouren Jr., Marvin G. (mgr.)...... 1950 Posthumus, Jarod...... 2003-05 Reid, Anthony ...... 1984 Nelson, Greg...... 1994-97 Owens, Brandon...... 2004-05 Potvin, Richard...... 1934 Reid, Darrell...... 2001-04 Nelson, James B...... 1941-42 Powell, Larry D...... 1973 Reid, Michael...... 1963-64 Nelson, Malcolm L...... 1983-84 P Powers, Daniel P...... 1960 Reierson, Gary H...... 1964-66 Nelson, Marshall R...... 1940 Paffrath, Robert W...... 1938-40 Powers, Harry W...... 1909-11 Reihsen, Robert P...... 1929-30 Nelson, Philip...... 2012-13 Page, L.A...... 1898-1901 Prairie, William W...... 1980 Reilly, Troy...... 2006-07 Newsom, O. Jerome ...... 1964-66 Pahula, Anthony J...... 1967-69 Prawdzik, Robert R...... 1960-62 Reinhardt, Thomas...... 1943-45 Ngekia, Sahr...... 2013 Palmer, Loren L...... 1943 Prescott, Scott...... 1950-52 Rennebohm, Dale H...... 1933-35 Nicholson, Mike...... 2002-05 Paquette, Francis J...... 1968 Pribyl, Thomas E...... 1971 Rennix, George...... 1934-35 Nickerson, Fred W...... 1886 Paquette, Patrick J...... 1977-78 Pribyl, Walter D...... 1968-69 Renzi, Ronald P...... 1982 Nicoulin, Claude...... 1897-98 Parent, Kenneth T...... 1945 Pride, John D...... 1974-75 Rhem, Steve ...... 1989 Nixon, David H...... 1967-69 Park, Jack H...... 1960-61 Prigge, Brad...... 1997-99 Rhodus, Steve...... 1985-87 Nixon, Paul...... 2001-03 Parkyn, Henry A...... 1895 Proffitt, William E...... 1932-34 Rhoney, Ernest (video ass’t) ...... 1995 Noel, Dana E...... 1978-80 Parry, Ivan A...... 1898 Prudden, Peter ...... 2000-03 Richard, Antoine ...... 1995-98 Nolan, Mathew...... 1944 Parson, Ray A...... 1968-69 Pryor, Michael K...... 1983-85 Richardson, Roselle ...... 1986-87 Nolan, W.R...... 1920 Paschka, Gordon...... 1939-41 Puchtel, Scott K...... 1974-75 Richardson, Steven...... 2014 Nolander, David E...... 1975 Pattee, Richard S...... 1902 Puk, David E...... 1982-85 Richmond, Johnathan ...... 2001-04 Nolander, Donald A...... 1940-42 Patterson, Eugene L...... 1890-93 Puk, Steven W...... 1984 Richter, Sam...... 1988 Nomellini, Leo J...... 1946-49 Patterson, Tony...... 2000-03 Pukema, Helge E...... 1939-41 Ricker, Max W...... 1904 Nord, Fred ...... 1962-64 Paulson, Craig A...... 1982-84 Pulkrabek, Leslie L...... 1928-29 Riddell, Donald...... 1927 Norton, Jeff...... 2001 Pawielski, John...... 2002-05 Pullens, Glenn B...... 1947-48 Riebeth, Clinton E...... 1929-30 Nuessle, A.G...... 1903-04 Payne, Logan...... 2004-06 Pulver, Dale E...... 1945 Riley, Karon...... 1999-2000 Nydahl, Malvin...... 1926-28 Pearson, Nate...... 1996 Pung, Joseph E...... 1962 Riley, Samuel A...... 1935-36 Nygren, Jeff...... 1968-69 Pearson, Prince...... 1991-92 Purmort, John G...... 1954 Riley, Thomas M...... 1939-40 Nystrom, Dan ...... 1999-2002 Peaslee, Verne F...... 1930 Pylatiuk, Greg E...... 1982 Rindels, Ryan...... 1996-99 Pedersen, Win C...... 1937-39 Ring, Harvey...... 1935-36 O Pelletier, Gerald W...... 1961-63 Q Ring, Rolland J...... 1941 O’Bradovich, Michael J...... 1942 Pelphrey, Randall Paul...... 1983-86 Quinn, Joseph...... 2001-03 Ringer, Charles Judd...... 1940-41,’45 O’Brien, Henry...... 1906 Penn, Ed...... 1985,’87 Quinn, Kenneth B...... 1971 Rios, Chuck ...... 1990-91, ’93-94 O’Brien, J.J...... 1925-26 Penovich, Kent...... 1980 Quist, Albert J...... 1914-15 Roalstad, Douglas J...... 1968 O’Brien, James J...... 1969-70 Peplaw, Robert...... 1924-26 Quist, Dale...... 1952-54 Robb, Michael S...... 1979-82 O'Brien, Patrick...... 1991, ’93-94 Peppe, Michael A...... 1978-81 Robbins, Thomas M...... 1958-60 O’Hara, Les ...... 1987-90 Perault, James A...... 1961 R Robertson, Lynn ...... 1912-13 Odegard, Dean H...... 1958-60 Perfetti, Michael W...... 1970-71 Rabe, John ...... 2011-12 Robinson, Bradbury N...... 1931-32 Odson, Urban L...... 1939-41 Perkins, James H...... 1975-76 Rabel, Gene W...... 1963 Robinson, Charles J...... 1910 Oech, George ...... 1905 Perko, John ...... 1942 Rackley, Derek...... 1996-99 Robinson, Horace...... 1889-90 Oech, Vernon M...... 1934-35 Perkovich, John P...... 1961-62 Rader, Luke...... 1943 Robinson, Wayne...... 1949-51 Oen, Roy J...... 1931-33 Perry, Ben...... 2011-14 Radermacher, Walter M...... 1908 Rodgers, Fred...... 1996-99 Ohde, Walter R...... 1933 Persby, Andy...... 1998-99 Rahn Jr., Andrew D...... 1929 Roedel, Donald J...... 1950 Ohlgren, Earl A...... 1937-39 Petersen, Melvin J...... 1939 Rajala, John O...... 1963-65 Roetman, Robert...... 1947-48 Ohlsen, W.J...... 1930 Peterson, Eric A...... 1980 Rajala, Randolph R...... 1967 Rog, Frank J...... 1953

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n All-Time Letterwinners Rogers, Edward L...... 1902-03 Schlecht, John...... 1998-2000 Small, Donovan O...... 1983-86 Stewart, Terry...... 1986 Rogers, George C...... 1899 Schlichting, Jack C...... 1981 Small, Eric ...... 2007-09 Stogdill, Chris...... 1991 Rogers, James F...... 1958-60 Schmidt, Robert M ...... 1955-57 Smith Jr., Thomas A...... 1979 Stolen, Keith H...... 1948-50 Rogers, Robert ...... 1991-93 Schmitt, Laurence D...... 1952-53 Smith, Arthur...... 2000 Stoll, Calvin C...... 1949 Rogind, Paul C...... 1976-79 Schmitz, Arthur Frank...... 1944 Smith, Arthur M...... 1896-98 Stommes, Matthew ...... 2007-09 Rognlie, Myron D...... 1962-64 Schmitz, B.J...... 1918 Smith, B. Willis ...... 1934-35 Stoudermire, Troy Jr...... 2008-10, 12 Roller, William ...... 1984 Scholtes, Harry J...... 1914 Smith, Brian...... 2003-04 Stout, Todd R...... 1982 Rollit, C. Manning...... 1922-23 Schroeder, A.C...... 1917 Smith, Brodrick...... 2008 Stout, W. Oakley ...... 1893-94 Ronan, James J...... 1976-78 Schoen, John...... 1947-50 Smith, Bruce...... 1939-41 Strain, Shane...... 1988-89 Ronning, John D...... 1932-34 Schuh, Jeffrey J...... 1979-80 Smith, Chris ...... 1994 Straiton, J. Howard...... 1940-41 Rooney, Patrick...... 1945 Schuknecht, J.R...... 1905-07 Smith, Daniel D...... 1903 Strand, Leif R...... 1926 Roos, Douglas C...... 1918-21 Schultz, Charles W...... 1936-38 Smith, George W...... 1896 Strathern, Moses L...... 1901-04 Rork, Allen W...... 1936-38 Schultz, Dominic...... 2013-14 Smith, Gregg A...... 1980 Stream, Leonard W...... 1964 Rork, Whitman H...... 1934-36 Schultz, Kenneth C...... 1956-58 Smith, Jeffrey H...... 1974-75 Streiff, Scott...... 1986-87, 1989 Roscoe, George E...... 1933-35 Schultz, Robert L...... 1955-57 Smith, Judd ...... 2006 Streveler, Chris...... 2014 Rosen, Donald B...... 1963-65 Schutte, Clarence...... 1924 Smith, Kenneth H...... 1909 Stroessner, Todd (mgr.)...... 1981 Rosenfield, Joseph H...... 1970 Schwantz, Milton Jan...... 1973 Smith, Leon G...... 1909 Strong, Harlan B...... 1928 Rosenwald, John P...... 1908 Schwen, Darell H...... 1977-79 Smith, Lucius A...... 1910-11 Strong, Paul...... 1988 Rosenwald, R.M...... 1909-11 Schwerman, David...... 2010-12 Smith, Mark ...... 1990-92 Stroup, Robert L...... 1981-82 Rosga, Jeff...... 1991-93 Scruggs, Craig...... 1995-98 Smith, Paul S...... 1900-02 Stuhlman, Jack L...... 1947 Ross, Marvell D...... 1981 Sebree, Kenneth...... 1990-92 Smith, Perry D...... 1953 Sturdevant, Jack...... 1948 Ross, Walter ...... 1981 Seidel, Glen E...... 1933-35 Smith, Richard H...... 1933-35 Sudler, Robert A...... 1983-84 Rossman, Edward P...... 1955 Seitz, Richard R...... 1965-66 Smith, Robert A...... 1939-41 Suess, Bryan...... 1986 Rossman, Grant B...... 1888 Selleck, Jeffrey R...... 1972-74 Smith, Robert T...... 1953-54 Sullivan, Gordon A...... 1945 Roth, Ryan ...... 1998-2001 Selmer Jr., Carl F...... 1944 Smith, Ronald T...... 1953 Sullivan, Michael J...... 1951-53 Royston, Kim...... 2009-11 Selvestra, John ...... 1988-90 Smith, Rufus...... 1995-98 Sunde, Milt...... 1961-63 Ruben, Edmond R...... 1919 Serie, Thomas A...... 1984 Smrekar, Thomas J...... 1963 Sundin, John R...... 1949-50 Ruckdashel, Ryan ...... 2006-09 Settembrino, Albert...... 1991 Snodgrass, Jeffrey A...... 1980 Suneson, Bruce A...... 1966 Rucker, Dale M...... 1965 Setterstrom, Mark ...... 2002-05 Snyder, Brian L...... 1976-78 Sunvold, Mike...... 1987-90 Rucker, Micah...... 2005 Shabazz, Martez...... 2012-13 Snyder, Clark L...... 1936 Sutton, Matthew A...... 1944 Rude, Theodore A...... 1960-61 Shannon, Stephen Q...... 1919 Snyder, Fred A...... 1906 Sutton, Phillip...... 1982 Rudolph, Paul ...... 1972 Sharp, Jay B...... 1962-63 Socha, Tim ...... 1995-98 Svendsen Jr., George P...... 1933-34 Runkle, Robert G...... 1945 Sharpe, Rex...... 2008-09 Solem, Oscar M...... 1912 Svendsen, B.N. (Mike)...... 1956-58 Rush, James H...... 1913 Shaughnessy, Clark D...... 1912-13 Solheim, Robert A...... 1942 Svendsen, Earl G...... 1935-36 Russ, Dyron...... 1997-99 Shearer, James E...... 1939-40 Solon, Lorin...... 1913-15 Sveum, Patrick...... 2010-11 Russell, Gary ...... 2004 Sheffert, Mark...... 1964 Soltau, Gordon ...... 1946-49 Swaggert, Tyson...... 2004-06 Rutford, Robert H...... 1952-53 Sheldon, Matt...... 1991 Soltau, James R...... 1952-54 Swanbeck, Herbert...... 1923-24 Ruttger Jr., Max J...... 1941 Shelter, Jerome J...... 1957-59 Soltis, Robert L...... 1956-58 Swanson, Donald E...... 1951-54 Ryan, Dennis ...... 1985 Shepley, Charles R...... 1897-99 Somers, John Peter...... 1929-31 Swanum, Charles ...... 1951 Ryan, William T...... 1950-51 Sherels, Marcus ...... 2006-09 Sonnenfeld, Randall C...... 1978-80 Swartz, Sam J...... 1930-32 Sherels, Michael...... 2004-07 Southworth, Walter N...... 1893-94 Sweet, Henry C...... 1901 S Sheridan, Farrell M...... 1971-72 Spadaccini, Victor...... 1935-37 Sweiger, Robert M...... 1939-41 Sadek Jr., Robert W...... 1963 Shevlin, John...... 2004-07 Spaeth, Matt...... 2003-06 Sykora, David...... 1999 Sadek, Brett M...... 1983-84 Shidell, Steve...... 2005-07 Sprafka, Joseph M...... 1915-16 Sytsma, Stan A...... 1976-78 Safford, Orren E...... 1905-07 Shoemaker, Dave...... 1989 Spry II, Ralph...... 2007 Sakal, Thomas J...... 1965-67 Shoff, Gregory L...... 1973-74,’76 Staats, Joel ...... 1988-91 T Salamon, Shady...... 2008-11 Shortell, Max...... 2011 Staebler, Jon R...... 1964-66 Tagland, O. J...... 1914 Salas, Omar...... 1994 Sikes, George C...... 1889-92 Stamschror, Charles J...... 1952-54 Tallman, James...... 1996 Salem, Joseph N...... 1958-60 Sikich, Rudolph ...... 1941-44 Stamschror, Jon R...... 1964 Tangen, Mark ...... 1993-96 Salem, Timothy C...... 1980 Silianoff, Mark S...... 1975 Starks, Kevin M...... 1983-85 Tanner, Robert E...... 1927-29 Salmen, Kevin...... 2005 Silianoff, Steve R...... 1946-47 Start, Sampson...... 1888-90 Tapeh, Thomas...... 2000-03 Sanborn, Courtland ...... 1905 Silovich, Joe...... 1942 Staten, Randolph W...... 1964-65 Tasche, Henry R...... 1968-69 Sandberg, Robert...... 1942-46 Simmons, J. Terrence...... 1977-79 Steib, Desi...... 2006-07 Tavale, Nedward...... 2006-08 Sanders, Charles A...... 1966-67 Simmons, Jack...... 2006-08 Steidl, Michael E...... 1971-73 Taylor, Kevin...... 1982-83 Sanders, Robert L...... 1942 Simmons, Kenneth G...... 1949 Stein, Lloyd W...... 1930-31 Taylor, Rob (mgr.)...... 1995 Santoso, Ryan...... 2014 Simmons, Traye...... 2008-09 Stein, Martin A...... 1977-79 Taylor, Moses...... 1992-94 Sapp, Thomas R...... 1978 Simon, Thomas C...... 1969 Stein Robert A...... 1966-68 Tebbitt, R. Lancelot...... 1904 Sartin, Simpson...... 1991 Simons, Keith M...... 1972-74 Steinbauer, Edward E...... 1938-40 Teberg, L. E...... 1920-21 Sauer, Craig...... 1993-95 Simonson, Dave...... 1973 Stelter, Andrew ...... 2014 Teeter, Allen M...... 1929-31 Sausen, William B ...... 1964 Simpson, Antoine...... 1994 Stenzel, Eric...... 2000 Teigen, Martin...... 1895 Sauter, Cory...... 1995-97 Simpson, Leston...... 2010 Stenzel, Tyrone...... 1989 Teigen, Wayne ...... 1961-62 Sawyer, E.W...... 1912-13 Sims, Dominique...... 2001-04 Stepanek, Joseph P...... 1984-85 Tellor, Robin K...... 1959-61 Scandrett, H.A...... 1896-99 Sims, William M...... 1973-76 Stephens, Mac ...... 1986-89 Tengler, Carl R...... 1932-33 Schacht, Fred ...... 1903 Sinclair, Gilbert S...... 1914 Stephens, Ray...... 1967-68 Tenhoff, Charles J...... 1915 Schade, Tim ...... 1993-94 Singletary, Marcus...... 2009 Stephens, Sandy ...... 1959-61 Tenner, Robert...... 1932-34 Schaffner, Scott ...... 1988-90 Sixta, Norman G...... 1955-58 Stephenson, Scott...... 2002-03 Terry, Matt (mgr.)...... 2000 Schain, George A...... 1909 Skandel, Lyle D...... 1960 Stevens, Lewis C...... 1909-11 Tessier, Scott D...... 1981,’83-84 Scheer, Stuart E...... 1943 Skjei, Stanton J...... 1963-64 Stevenson, Larry E...... 1969 Thaddies, Andre...... 1988-90 Scheuer, Clayton P. Jr...... 1970-72 Skrien, David A...... 1948-50 Stewart, Earl W...... 1906 Thelwell, Ryan...... 1994-96 Schjoll, Carl ...... 1922-23 Slater, Mark William...... 1974-77 Stewart, Steve A...... 1975-77 Theret, Kyle ...... 2007-10

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Thiele, Stanley W...... 1946-48,’50 Valentine, Justin ...... 2004-07 Welch, George Michael...... 1941 Winfield, Vernon H...... 1969-71 Thomas, Curtis...... 2007 Van Campen, Charles H...... 1893 Weld, Bob...... 1935-37 Winkelman, Joseph M...... 1985 Thomas, David E...... 1942 Van Every, Harold ...... 1937-39 Wells, David P...... 1950 Winkjer, Joel G...... 1897 Thomas, Jay ...... 2006-09 Van Nest, Leland S...... 1916 Wells, Derrick ...... 2011-14 Wintermute, John S...... 1966-68 Thomas, Miles ...... 2014 Van Sant, Grant...... 1895 Wells, Marshall ...... 1930-33 Wipson, Christopher ...... 2014 Thomas, Virgil E...... 1980 Van Valkenburg, H.J...... 1900-02 Welter, Craig...... 1987 Wirtanen, Glen...... 1964 Thome, Chris...... 1988-90 Vance, Bradley ...... 2001-02 Werden, Marty...... 1987 Wise Jr., Charles E...... 1916 Thome, Rick ...... 1992-94 VanderWoude, Mark B...... 1984 Wesiel, George F...... 1905 Witthus, Rick...... 1979-82 Thompson, Clarence “Tuffy”.....1935-36 VanDeSteeg, Willie ...... 2005-08 West, Ben...... 2001-03 Wojciechowski, Mike...... 2001-04 Thompson, Cedric ...... 2011-14 VanDeWalker, Bruce ...... 1964-65 Westerman, Scott M. (mgr.) ...... 1987 Wojcik, T.P. “Ted” ...... 1938 Thompson, Darrell...... 1986-89 VanDusen, Richard C...... 1944-45 Westphal, William P...... 1942 Wohlhuter, Jon (mgr.)...... 2000 Thompson, Jeffrey F...... 1977-79 VanDuzee, Everett N...... 1924-25 Wettstein, Jordan ...... 2011-12 Wolitarsky, Drew...... 2013-14 Thompson, John D...... 1969-70 Vant Hull, Fred ...... 1939-40 Whaley, Kevin ...... 2009 Wolkow, Lance...... 1990-93 Thompson, Robert L...... 1949-51 Veit, Andrew...... 1990-93 Wheaton, Richard M...... 1949-51 Wolkow, Todd...... 1991, ’93-94 Thompson, Seth...... 2006 Verco, A. Ray...... 1904 Wheeler, Emerson “Buzz”...... 1946 Wolkow, Troy...... 1985-88 Thompson, Stephen T...... 1968-70 Veldman, Robert W...... 1970-72 Wheeler, James J...... 1960-61 Wood, John K...... 1980-82 Thompson, Steven K...... 1983-84 Venturine, Ryan...... 1996-98 Wheeler, Roger B...... 1924-26 Wood, Larry R...... 1972 Thorman, Ryan ...... 2000 Vereen, Brock ...... 2010-13 Wheeler, Timothy A...... 1964-66 Wood, Willis J...... 1952 Thorp, Walton W...... 1901-04 Versich, Collin L...... 1962 Wheelwright, Ernest IV...... 2004-07 Woods, Clarence ...... 2001 Tierney, Festus ...... 1919-21 Vertin, David ...... 1991-94 White, Craig R...... 1982-83 Woodson, Johnny ...... 1994-95 Tifft, Floyd J...... 1899-1901 Vevea, Zach ...... 1998-2001 White, Daryn...... 1994 Woodworth, Richard E...... 1896 Timberlake, Byron H...... 1889-91 Vidal, James...... 1909 White, Earl “Deon”...... 1995 Wozniak, Nate...... 2014 Timm, Leroy C...... 1928-29,’31 Vigil, Joseph T...... 1983 White, Garry L...... 1977-80 Wright, Devon...... 2011-14 Timms, Yoshoub...... 2013 Vita, Theodore...... 1904-06 White, Greg ...... 1999-2001 Wright, Jeffrey R...... 1968-70 Tingelhoff, Pat...... 1988-90 Volkman, Richard J...... 1973 White, Harry E...... 1890-92 Wright, Michael W...... 1957-59 Tinsley, Gary...... 2008-11 Von Behren, Theron...... 1998 White, Maurice...... 2000 Wright, Pat ...... 1990 Tobin, Paul H...... 1912 VonSchlegell, Victor...... 1898 White, Michael J...... 1969-70,’72 Wright, Paul W...... 1970-72 Tobin, Steve A...... 1975-76,’78-79 Vonderhaar, Mark R...... 1981-82 White, Quentin ...... 2002-04 Wrightson, Harold L...... 1936-38 Tollefson, Paul H...... 1970-71 White, Rolland H...... 1949 Wrobel, James C...... 1968-69 Tollefson, R. I...... 1912-13 W White, Tony ...... 1987 Wrobel, Ronald R...... 1973,’75-76 Tomasek, Anthony ...... 1919 Wagner, Thomas R...... 1959 Whitlow, Ray E...... 1964-66 Wykes, Tris (mgr.) ...... 1991 Tonn, Mark R...... 1979 Wagner, William...... 1888 Whitson, Zane Trey...... 1989 Wyman, A.D...... 1915-16 Tonnemaker, F. Clayton...... 1946-49 Waldor, N. Theodore ...... 1924 Widseth, Dean K...... 1946-48 Wynn, Ryan ...... 2008, 2010-11 Touissant, Mackenzy...... 2000 Waldorn Jr., Hicks B...... 1943 Widseth, Edwin C...... 1934-36 Wypyszynski, Ken R ...... 1976-78 Tow-Arnett, Jeffrey...... 2007-09 Walker, Clinton L...... 1895 Wiest, M.A...... 1906 Wyrick, Jimmy...... 1996-97, 1999 Tow-Arnett, Nathan...... 2012 Walker, De Wayne M...... 1981 Wilcox, Manly A...... 1941-42 Tow-Arnett, Nick...... 2007-09 Walker, James C...... 1912 Wildung, Richard K...... 1940-42 Y Townley III, John L...... 1941 Walker, Trevor...... 1993-94 Wile, Russell F...... 1935 Yackel, Kenneth J...... 1954-55 Townley Jr., John L...... 1914-15 Walker, Wallis J...... 1893 Wilhite, D.L...... 2009-12 Yates, Richard J...... 1957 Trampe, Raymond G...... 1935 Wallace, Donald C...... 1921 Wilke, Elmer H...... 1938 Young, John P...... 1907-09 Tranch, Martin E...... 1888 Wallace, Jakari...... 2003-05 Wilkinson, Charles B. “Bud” ....1934-36 Youso, Frank M...... 1955-57 Trask, B. E...... 1886-88,’90 Wallin, Gerald R...... 1957-58 Wilkinson, Rob (mgr.) ...... 2000 Yurick, Bob ...... 1989 Travis, Damarius...... 2012-14 Wallin, Ronald...... 1951-52 Willard, William D...... 1888 Trawick, Leon A...... 1967 Wallinder, Arthur ...... 1911-12 Williams, Brian ...... 1986-88 Z Trestman, Marc Marlyn...... 1974-75 Walsh, John J...... 1969 Williams, Claude A...... 1915 Zachary, Percy J...... 1952 Trip, Trint ...... 1986-88 Walsh, John W...... 1969 Williams, David...... 1985-87 Zacho, Brett D...... 1987 Triplett, Nathan...... 2007-09 Walsh, Leonard P...... 1925-27 Williams, Don...... 1993-96 Zavadsky, Adam (mgr.)...... 1995 Turek, Terry J...... 1981 Walthower, Thomas ...... 1971-72 Williams, Everret ...... 2014 Zak, James M...... 1962 Turnacliff, Robert D...... 1944 Wangerin, William ...... 1993 Williams, Henry L...... 1917 Zemke, Val...... 2000 Turnquist, A. A...... 1915 Wangsness, Matt...... 2000 Williams, John McKay...... 1965-67 Zitzloff, Ray D...... 1962 Tuszka, Rhody P...... 1955-57 Ward, Eli ...... 2000-03 Williams, Ken...... 2002 Zochert, Blake ...... 2000 Tuttle, George K...... 1925-26 Warkentien, Willis...... 1938 Williams, Lamanzer...... 1994-97 Zubar, Ivan S...... 1982-83 Twedell, Francis ...... 1936-39 Warner, Dale...... 1948-49 Williams, Lewis Ben...... 1989-90 Zupetz, John H...... 1947-49 Tyree, Richard L...... 1970 Warner, Frank J...... 1935-37 Williams, Mark (mgr.)...... 1989 Warnock, R.W...... 1918 Williams, Marquette ...... 1992 U Warren, J.B...... 1898 Williams, Maxx...... 2013-14 Ubl, Myron G...... 1931 Washington, George D...... 1974-75 Williams, Parc...... 1995-98 Ukkelberg, Edgar W...... 1926-28 Wasurick, Bo ...... 1997-98 Williams, Rodrick Jr...... 2012-14 Ukkelberg, Erle Edgard...... 1954-55 Watkins, Kenny ...... 2012 Williams, Scott...... 1992-95 Ukkelberg, Ross ...... 1986-88 Watson, Dave...... 1994 Williams, Vernon M...... 1916-18 Undersander, Chris (mgr.) ...... 2004 Watson, Sylvester X...... 1980 Williams, Wayne H...... 1942-45 Upchurch, Danny...... 2002 Watson, Tommy...... 1996 Williamson, Desirray C...... 1974-77 Upchurch, Richard...... 1973-74 Weber, Adam ...... 2007-10 Wills, Jeff ...... 2009-10 Uram, Andrew ...... 1935-37 Weber, Henry R...... 1943 Wilson, Curtis...... 1965-67 Ustruck, Jerry...... 1946 Weber, Robert R...... 1974-77 Wilson, Damien...... 2013-14 Utecht, Ben...... 2000-03 Weblen, Russell A...... 1920 Wilson, Gregg M...... 1972-74 U’u, Logan...... 2008 Webster, George B...... 1903 Wilson, Kevin J...... 1983-86 Wechbacher, Ronald E...... 1980-81 Wilson, Leonard A...... 1916 V Weinzierl, Michael...... 1979 Wilson, Norries...... 1984-86 Vail, James B...... 1918 Weipert, Joseph S...... 1982-83 Winchell, Horace V...... 1882

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n All-Time Captains ALL-TIME CAPTAINS

1882 A.J. Baldwin, RB 1934 Francis “Pug” Lund, HB 1982 Ed Olson, C Ben Utecht, TE 1883 John W. Adams, C 1935 Glen Seidel, QB 1983 Randy Rasmussen, C Eli Ward, FS 1884 No Captain 1936 Julius Alfonse, HB 1984 Mark Vonderhaar, OT 2004 Greg Eslinger, C 1885 Howard T. Abbott, QB Edwin Widseth, T 1985 Jon Lilleberg, OG Justin Fraley, FS 1886 Howard T. Abbott, QB 1937 Ray King, RE Peter Najarian, LB Rian Melander, OT 1887 Alfred Pillsbury, QB 1938 Francis Twedell, RG 1986 Mark Dusbabek, LB Darrell Reid, DE 1888 B.E. Trask, LE 1939 Win Pederson, LT Ray Hitchcock, C 2005 Greg Eslinger, C 1889 Alfred Pillsbury, QB Norries Wilson, OT Anthony Montgomery, DT 1940 Bob Bjorklund, C 1987 Rickey Foggie, QB John Pawielski, FS 1890 Horace R. Robinson, C Bill Johnson, E 1988 Jason Bruce, FL Mark Setterstrom, OG 1891 William C. Leary, HB 1941 Bruce Smith, LH Chuck McCree, CB 2006 Mike Sherels, LB 1892 William C. Leary, HB 1942 Dick Wildung, RT Brian Williams, C Matt Spaeth, TE 1893 James Madigan, C 1943 Paul Mitchell, T 1989 Darrell Thompson, RB 2007 Tony Brinkhaus, C 1894 Everhart Harding, RG Clifford Anderson, E Mac Stephens, LB Amir Pinnix, RB 1895 August T. Larson, LG 1944 Game Captains Mike Sherels, LB 1896 John M. Harrison, LE 1945 Game Captains 1990 Mike Sunvold, DT John Shevlin, LB 1897 John M. Harrison, LE 1946 Robert Sandberg, QB Frank Jackson, FS Steve Shidell, OT 1898 George E. Cole, QB 1947 Steve Silianoff, C 1991 Sean Lumpkin, DB Willie VanDeSteeg, DE 1899 Buzz Schandrett, RE 1948 Warren Beson, C Patt Evans, TE 2008 Steve Davis, LB 1949 Howard Brennan, C 1992 Keith Ballard, OL Eric Decker, WR 1900 L.A. “Bert” Page, Jr., C Clayton Tonnemaker, C Andre Davis, LB Willie VanDeSteeg, DE 1901 Warren Knowlton, FB Marquel Fleetwood, QB Adam Weber, QB 1902 John Flynn, LG 1950 Dave Skrien, FB Ted Harrison, OL 2009 Garrett Brown, DL 1903 Edward Rogers, LE 1951 Wayne Robinson, C 1993 Dennis Cappella, DL Lee Campbell, LB 1904 Mose Strathern, C 1952 Richard Anderson, G Antonio Carter, RB Eric Decker, WR 1905 Earl Current, FB 1953 Paul Giel, HB Russ Heath, LB Simoni Lawrence, LB 1906 Earl Current, FB 1954 Bob McNamara, HB Robert Rogers, OL Eric Small, DL 1907 John Schuknecht, RH 1955 Mike Falls, G 1994 Chris Darkins, RB Adam Weber, QB 1908 Ney Dunn, capt. elect 1956 Dean Maas, C Ed Hawthorne, DL 2010 Jon Hoese, FB (died before the season) 1957 Jon Jelacic, E 1995 Justin Conzemius, DB Brandon Kirksey, DL Orren Safford, FB 1958 Mike Svendsen, C Chris Darkins, RB Kim Royston, DB 1909 John McGovern, QB 1959 Mike Wright, T Todd Jesewitz, OL Adam Weber, QB Craig Sauer LB 2011 Game Captains Only 1910 Lisle Johnston, FB 1960 Greg Larson, C 1996 Gann Brooks, OL No season captains 1911 Earl Pickering, FB 1961 John Mulvena, G Jerome Davis, DL selected 1912 Paul Tobin, FB 1962 Dick Enga, C Ben Langford, LB 2012 Game Captains Only 1913 Donald Aldworth, RE 1963 Milt Sunde, T Cory Sauter, QB No season captains 1914 Boles Rosenthal, C 1964 Joe Pung, C 1997 Tutu Atwell, WR selected 1915 Bernie Bierman, LH 1965 Paul Faust, G Crawford Jordan, DB 2013 Josh Campion, OL 1916 Bert Baston, LE 1966 Chuck Killian, C Cory Sauter, QB Aaron Hill, LB 1917 George Hauser, RT 1967 Tom Sakal, RH Parc Williams, LB Brock Vereen, DB 1918 Norman Kingsley, FB 1968 Noel Jenke, LB 1998 Troy Duerr, OT Ra’Shede Hageman, DT 1919 Ernest Lampi, RH 1969 Jim Carter, FB Antoine Richard, DT 2014 Mitch Leidner, QB Parc Williams, LB Cedric Thompson, DB 1920 Neal Arnston, QB 1970 Jeff Wright, DHB 1999 Tyrone Carter, SS 1921 Larry Teberg, LT 1971 Bill Light, LB Billy Cockerham, QB 1922 Oliver Aas, C 1972 Bob Morgan, QB Ben Hamilton, C 1923 Earl Martineau, QB 1973 Mike Steidl, 1924 Ted Cox, RT 1974 Ollie Bakken, LB 2000 Ben Hamilton, C 1925 Herman Ascher, RH Jeff Selleck, C Sean Hoffman, LB 1926 Roger Wheeler, RE 1975 Keith Simons, DT Karon Riley, DE 1927 Herb Joesting, FB 1976 Tony Dungy, QB 2001 Jack Brewer, FS 1928 George Gibson, LG 1977 Steve Midboe, DT Derek Burns, C 1929 Game Captains 1978 Stan Systma, DE Jimmy Henry, LB 1979 Alan Blanshan, DT Ron Johnson, WR 1930 Win Brockmeyer, RH Glenn Bourquin, TE 2002 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, QB 1931 Clarence Munn, LG Mark Carlson, QB Michael Lehan, CB 1932 Walter Hass, QB 1980 Marion Barber, TB 2003 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, QB 1933 Roy Oen, C 1981 Ken Dallafior, OT Dan Kwapinski, DT

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n All-Time Numbers #1 Antoine Henderson (1997-2001) Chris Hawthorne (2011) Robert Nittolo (1988) Howard Tyson (1959) Tutu Atwell (1994-97) Clark Johnson (1983) Dean Kaufman (1988) Larry Peterson (1962-64) Wendell Avery (1975-79) Donovahn Jones (2013-14) Steve Kemph (1998-99) Greg Pylatiuk (1978-79) #13 Brendan Beal (2012) John Lewis (1991-92) Mitch Leidner (2013-) Jeff Rosga (1990) Adam Bailey (1995) Tramaine Brock (2008) Chas. Lindekugel (1947) Luke Leverson (1997-99) Timothy Salem (1981-82) Jonathan Celestin (2014-) Mike Brown (1993) Dan LiSanti (1990) Tom Luckemeyer (1975-77) Marty Werden (1987) Adrian Crawford (1991) Michael Carter (2009) Mike Long (1993) Matt Martinez (1985-86) Steve Winum (1975-76) Adam Ernst (2003-04) Brandon Green (2009-12) James Marcella (1977) Bruce Olson (1980-81) *NOTE: Number 10 was re- Derek Fisher (1989-92) Andy Hare (1981) KJ Maye (2012) Scott Sigman (1973) tired Sept. 24, 1991, in honor Andrew Geer (1926) Kelvin Jenkins (1980) Albert McGee (1987) Phillip Sutton (1982-83) of Paul Giel. James Glowack (1956) Ryan Keller (1997-2000) Carlos McGee (1985-86) Moses Taylor (1991-94) Brody Grandas (2005) De’Niro Laster (2014) Sean Parone (2001-02) Mark Tonn (1978-79) #11 Trevis Graham (1998-2000) Keith Matthews (2001-03) Ryan Thelwell (1994-96) Damarius Travis (2012-) Duane Baglion (1947) Bud Grant (1947-50) KJ Maye (2013-) Rick Witthus (1978-82) Jakari Wallace (2002-2005) Greg Baumhauer (1989-91) Joe Halama (2004) Dwayne McMullen (1982-84) Tony White (1987-88) Walter Bowser (1968-70) Kevin Mazzu (1974) Kenneth Page (1985, 1987) #5 Steve Edling (1980) Michael McKelton (2006-09) Robert Sandberg (1946) Tony Brown (1981) #8 Keith Edwards (1976-79) Sean Murphy (1981) Brodrick Smith (2008) R.J. Buckner (2006-07) Asad Abdul-Khaliq (1999-03) Mike Frankberg (2006-07) Jim Olson (1980) Andre Thaddies (1988-91) Damien Cannaday (2000-01) Tommie Ash (1974-75) Robbie Gray (1990) Dale Quist (1954) Paul Westerhaus (1973-74) Glen Cieslewicz (1982, 1984) John Bentley (1988-91) Antonio Johnson (2012-) Richard Reed (1984-85) Ernie Wheelwright (2006-07) Billy Cockerham (1996-99) John Bobinksi (1986-87) Rob Jones (1992-96) Paul Rogind (1976-79) Quentin White (2005) Rafael Cooper (1994-95) Mike Chalberg (1993-95) Mike Makings (1972-73) Tim Schade (1993-94) Everette Faunce (1946-48) Keith Dimmy (1996-98) Bill McMoore (1949-50) Scott Streiff (1986-88) #2 MarQueis Gray (2009-12) Kerry Glenn (1981-84) Don Olson (1948) Willard Tuomi (1950) Bob Bartholomay (1950) Brent Herbel (1986-89) Robert Hary (1946) Gerald Pelletier (1961-63) Joe Weber (2000-01) Jack Brewer (1998-2001) George Hudak (1949-50) John Hoffman (1976-79) Robert Peplaw (1926) Derrick Wells (2011-13) Guy Brown (1986) Troy Jackson (1983) Duke McGhee (2014-) Andy Persby (1997-99) Ken Williams (2001-02) Elwin Burditte (1977) Johnny Johnson (2008-11) Bill McMoore (1948) Matt Poreba (2001) Spergon Wynn III (1995-96) Ryan Collado (2007-10) Marcel Jones (2005) Bob Morgan (1972) Jarod Posthumus (2002) Chris Gaiters (1987-89) Greg Olson (1980) Spencer Reeves (2009-12) Roselle Richardson (1985-87) #14 Brandon Green (2008) Jeff Rosga (1991-93) Timothy Salem (1980) Greg Roeszler (1974-75) Glenn Cardelli (1978-82) Paris Hamilton (2003-2004) Dominique Sims (2000-04) Andre Sloan El (2004-05) William Roller (1981-84) John Carlson (2004) Ge’Shun Harris (2011) Chris Streveler (2014-) Jon Stolski (1985) Thomas Sakal (1965-67) Steve Carlson (1983) Walter Hausken (1946-50) Dick Stromwall (1972-73) Randy Thiele (1973) Max Shortell (2011-12) Donald Cassidy (1954) Juan Hunter (1990-94) Bob Stroup (1979) Robert Thompson (1949-50) Joseph Salem (1958-60) Tom Cates (1946) Dominic Jones (2005-06) Stan Sytsma (1974-78) Adam Weber (2007-10) Desi Steib (2004-07) Bruce Daugherty (1947) Zack Kartak (2000-01) Joe Weber (2000) Troy Stoudermire (2008-11) Eric Decker (2005) Jeff Kleinheinz (1980) Marty Werden (1985) #9 Tom Uram (1955) Marquel Fleetwood (1988-92) William McCall (1973-76) Damien Wilson (2013-14) Joel Brown (1986-88) Buzz Wheeler (1946) Rickey Foggie (1984-87) Scott Richards (1981-82) Pat Wright (1990) Eric Carter (2014-) Isaac Fruechte (2012-14) Craig Scruggs (1995-98) Tony Dungy (1973-76) #12 Dick Gregory (1949-50) Elvin Sloan (1983-84) #6 Harry Elliott (1946-48) Anthony Aitkin (1993) Preston Gruening (1998-2002) Troy Stoudermire (2012) Richard Anonsen (1947-50) Mike Hohensee (1981-82) Moses Alipate (2009-11) Bob Haake (1955-58) Cedric Thompson (2013-14) Michael Carter (2010-11) Pierre Jackson (2003) Melvin Anderson (1969-71) Kyle Henderson (2010-11) DeWayne Williams (1979) Alex Daniels (2005-06) Alex Keith (2014-) Duane Blaska (1960-62) Jim Herman (1970-72) Eugene Gailord (1985) Mark Keller (1989) Mark Carlson (1976-79) Laurence Johnson (1958-60) #3 Derrick Harvey (1994-96) Christyn Lewis (2010-11) Paul Carlson (1986-87) Steve Kemph (1998) Gregory Barlow (1973-76) Rodney Heath (1993) James Manuel (2012-13) Mike Chambers (2005-06) Craig Kirtland (1976) Brent Berglund (1989) Jimmy Henry (1997-2001) Keith Massey (2005-06) Billy Cockerham (1995) Brian Kocourek (1973, 1975) Mike Carroll (1972) Tray Herndon (2007) Dick May (1949-50) Robert Cox (1956-58) Jerome Krohnfeldt (1953) Bryan Cupito (2003-06) Mark Larsen (1976) Drinon Mays (1990-93) Adrian Crawford (1991-93) Greg Mitchell (1968) Andre Gilbert (1982-83) Grayson, Levine Chuck McGrew (1972) Gerald Eisenberg (1954-55) Dan Moore (1993-97) Glenn Howard (1977-81) (2012-14) Greg Murphy (1983) John Fabry (1958) Damola Ogundipe (2009) Harold Howell (2007) Gene McAlister (1950) Greg Nelson (1994-97) Justin Fraley (2000-04) Kevin Peters (1977) Lee Hutton (1994-98) Da’Jon McKnight (2010-11) Philip Nelson (2012-13) Mike Frankberg (2005) Robert Rutford (1951) John W. Johnson (1950) Frank Mosko (1972-75) David Pittman (2008-09) Bud Grant (1946) Robert Sadek (1961-63) Ron Johnson (1999-2001) Les O’Hara (1987-90) Curtese Poole (1998-2000) Andrew Haines (1963-65) Richard Stolp (1969) Arvin Langum (1949-50) Aaron Piepkorn (1991-92) Anthony Reid (1984) Thomas Hamner (1996-99) Gary Tinsley (2008) Keith Lattimore (1990-92) William Prairie (1977-78, ’80) Craig Sauer (1991) Andy Hare (1982-85) Leonard Walsh (1926) Ryan Lee (1993) Brett Sadek (1983-84) Curtis Thomas (2007) Michael Jacobs (2004) Curtis Wilson (1965-67) Martez Shabazz (2012-13) Omar Salas (1990) Gary Tinsley (2008) Don Jobe (1949) Charles McCree (1985-88) Todd Stout (1981-82) Garry White (1977-80) Keswic Joiner (1987-88,1990) #15 Kim Royston (2009-11) Kevin Whaley (2009) Steve Lawing (1972-73) Ray Armstrong (1985-86) Calvin Stoll (1948) Quentin White (2002-04) #10 Stuart Leisz (1950) William Bevan (1963-65) Derrick Wells (2014) Warren Williams (1946) Kelly Adam (1984-85) George Matchan (1926) Joe Burgoyne (1951) Harold Almquist (1926) Andre McDonald (2012) Mike Cadwell (1970) #4 #7 Lawrence Carlson (1965-67) Donald McMoore (1950) Geno Cappelletti (1953-54) Neal Abraham (1948) Kahlen Barnes (1994) John Coatta (1977) Steven Montgomery (2013) Clayton Gay (1926) Trumaine Banks (2003-06) Kim Becker (1972) Chuck Cosetta (1974) Damola Ogundipe (2007-08) Robert Gelle (1950) Clint Brewster (2007) Shawn Boerboom (1981) Craig Curry (1969-71) Steve Olsen (1974-75) Philip Hagen (1967-69) Hayo Carpenter (2009-10) Tyrone Bouie (2011) PAUL GIEL (1951-54) Glenn Pullens (1947-48) Jamal Harris (2004-07) Theodore Christensen (1949-50) Bill Bye (1946-50) Gary Johnson (1950) Duane Ruzynski (1995) Brad Howe (1983) Albert Jr. Conerly (1973-76) Darrell Cochran (1950) James Kelly (1945) Laurence Schmitt (1951-53) Marcus Jones (2011-14) Keanon Cooper (2009-12) Travis Cole (2000-01) Chris Kriselewicz (1972-73) Eric Smith (1994) Richard Larson (1955-57) Fred Foggie (1988-90) Eric Decker (2006-09) Steve Malnar (1959) Willie Starks (1981) Bob Leivermann (1958) Herman Frickey (1946) Marcus Evans (1989-90) Jim Malosky (1946-50) Ray Stephens (1966-68) Gus Martin (1997) Kim Harrier (1972) Rodney Heath (1995-96) Donald Miller (1960-61) Bill Swats (1980) Jermaine Mays (1998-2002)

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n All-Time Numbers Joel Monroe (2005) Alex Neist (1999) Jim Shearer (1938-40) Brian Snyder (1975-78) #24 Dean Rasmuson (1982) Jeff Noblin (1982) Alan Slavik (1993-94) Brock Vereen (2010-13) Ron Anderson (1968-70) Conor Rhoda (2014-) Larry Olsonoski (1946-47) Tim Soliday (2006) Frank Barle (1936) Duane Ruzynski (1993) Tony Patterson (1999-03) Roger Smith (1973) #22 Kahlen Barnes (1995-98) Scott Schaffner (1987-91) David Pilkey (1950) Rob St. Sauver (1990-92) Don Arthur (1953) Andre Brown (1999-2000) Mark Silianoff (1973-75) Jim Reese (1956-59) Ron Wechbacker (1980-81) Jeremy Baltazar (2012-13) Mark Buehler (1979) Steve Silianoff (1972) Cory Sauter (1993-97) Wayne “Red” Williams (1943-45) Douglas Beaudoin (1972-75) Elwin Burditte (1976) Jack Simmons (2008) Kenneth Sebree (1990-92) Duane Bennett (2007-11) Ansel Carter (1995) Terrance Simmons (1976-79) Donald Swanson (1951-55) #20 Warren Beson (1946-48) Mike Chalberg (1991) Traye Simmons (2008-09) Tom Teigen (1960-62) Rick Adams (1987-88) Paul Blanchard (1981-83) Edward Christian (1964) SANFORD STEPHENS (1959-61) Bruce Van De Walker (1963) George Adzick (1973-76) Jeff Borchardt (2014-) Don Clarquist (1975) Len Stream (1962) T.J. Wentzel (2007) Jubril Akinwale (2000-01) Gary Breault (1977) Derek Collier (1984) Bob Sudler (1978-81) Glen Wirtanen (1964-65) Tim Alderson (1970-72) Steve Breault (1978) Melvin Erickson (1937-38) Clayton Tonnemaker (1946-49) Elmer Bailey (1977-79) Bros (1926) Vern Gagne (1946, 1948) Don Williams (1992-96) #18 Justin Chatman (2007) Geno Capelletti (1951-52) Andre Gilbert (1980-81) Nick Ambrasas (1998-99) Chris Cohen (1989-91) Tyrone Carter (1996-99) Steven Goldberg (1973) #16 Howard Brennan (1947-50) Justin Conzemius (1992-95) George Champlin (1931-33) Brody Grandas (2005-06) Michael Baker (1985-88) Mark Brownstein (1944) Bob Danielsen (1946) Paul Dagner (1980) Stan Hanson (1934-35) Aric Berquist (1991) R.J. Buckner (2008-10) Bob Hammel (1948) Albert Fischer (1960-62) Jerome Bob Hary (1942) Bob Bjorklund (1970) Antoine Burns (2000-02) Jonathan Hammer (1967) George Geelen (1940) John Hass (1931) John Bogard (1957) Stephon Delarosby (1989) Hardy (1927) Orville Gilmore (1976) Rodney Heath (1994) Burton Bonn (1955) Scott Eckers (1990-94) Albert Harris (1963) Mike Gist (1992-94) Duane Jurgens (1978) Earl Bruhn (1946) Derrick Engel (2012-13) George Hudak (1951-52) Courtney Holmes (1985) William Kauth (1957-60) John Carlson (2005-06) Gregg Eskridge (1982) Justin Isom (2001-03) Mike Hook (1991) Mark Keller (1988, 1990) Gary Colberg (1960) Gil Fash (1971-73) Larry Joyner (1982-86) Sam Hunt (1934-36) Robert Lewis (1990-93) Bryan Cupito (2002) Ronald Gohde (1954-55) Mike Kimbell (1990) Craig James (2014-) James Manuel (2010-11) Nick Davidson (1980-81) Dennis Hale (1966-68) Donnell Kirkwood (2010-14) James King (1989-91) Lawrence Marko (1977-78) Michael Dean (1991) Garrison Harmann (1995) Jerry Kolander (1940) Robert Kolliner (1937-38) Dick May (1951) Carter DeLaittre (1942) Dick Heeb (1943) Harold Leigh (1959) Carl Kroening (1949) Dick McNamara (1954-56) Fulton (1926) Bob Higgins (1941-42) Jim McGee (1944) Dave Lindblom (1956-58) Joe Mernik (1939-40) Bob Granum (1943-44) Anton Hulstrand (1926) Robert Meredith (1953) Herschel Lysaker (1958) Kenneth Parent (1945) John Hankinson (1962, ’64-65) Jeffrey Kyle (1983) Don Miller (1962) David Manlove (1950) Ed Penn (1985-87) Jamel Harbison (2012-13) Terrance McLean (1959-60) Malvin Nydahl (1926) Stewart Maples (1963, 1965) Mike Perfetti (1971) Mike Harden (1996-99) Vern Pollock (1958) Eugene Newton (1938) Laurence Maroney (2003-05) Steve Politano (1972) Scott Hesse (1978) Derek Rackley (1995-98) Brandon Owens (2004-05) Erin McManus (1995) Alan Reid (1982-83) Hampton Hook (1983) Paul Ramseth (1961-63) Ryan Rindels (1995) Angus McNeely (1979) Wayne Robinson (1949-50) Randy Hoverman (1978) Ryan Santoso (2014-) Harvey Ring (1934-36) Bronko Nagurski (1927) Earl Roles (1961) Don Johnson (1947) Dave Sauer (1953) Fred Rodgers (1996-99) Dave Nelson (1968) Gary Russell (2004-05) Kirby Kuklenski (1972-75) Max Schmitt (1956) Jack Stuhlman (1947) Bret Steger (1993) Stu Scheer (1943) Ben Kuznia (2007-09) Ahmad Shareef (1978) Leonard Swanbeck (1931) Tyrone Stenzel (1988) Marcus Sherels (2007-09) Merle Larsen (1938-39) Mike Stensrud (1979-81) Jay Thomas (2008-09) Craig Welter (1987) James Singleton (1989) Richard Larson (1969) Paul Strong (1985-88) DeWayne Walker (1980-81) Tom Smith (1944) Rhys Lloyd (2003-04) Clark Taube (1935-37) Ray Whitlow (1964-66) #23 Leif Strand (1926) Stafford Lott (1945) Marc Trestman (1974-77) Edgar Ziegler (1950) Dominique Barber (2004-07) Fred Techel (1952) Robert Manney (1954) Justin Valentine (2004-07) Arland Bruce (1998-99) Danny Upchurch (2001-02) Angus McNeely (1977) #21 Steve Caiazzo (1972) Byron Williams (2003) Steven Montgomery (2012-14) #19 John Ahlquist (1949) Michael Carter (2012) Kenneth Yackel (1953) Gene Murphy (1958) Clarence Arendsee (1926) Marion Barber III (2001-04) Steve Cheolas (1973) Mathew Rauh (1966-68) Bola Awobamise (1997) John Bolinger (1972) Don Clarquist (1975-76) #25 Craig Sauer (1992-95) Adam Bailey (1996-98) Terry Brown (1961-63) Justin Conzemius (1991) Terrance Blayne (1993-96) Van Sistino (1940) David Baldridge (1965-67) Jermel Carr (1993) Bill Crockett (1962, 1964) Herbert Braun (1944) Joe Smith (1976) Bob Barnes (1942) Gary Couch (1984-87) David Egbert (1990) Demetrius Chism (1982-83) Keith Stolen (1948-50) Kenneth Beiersdorf (1946-50) Lawrence Esser (1950) DeLeon Eskridge (2008-10) Tim Dandridge (2008-09) Burton Storm (1936) Thomas Bienemann (1968-69) Maurice Forte (1967-68) Bryan Green (1991) Anthony Davis (1979-80) Jesse Westlund (1999) Richard Buendorf (1986) Roy Freiermuth (1989-91) Dick Halverson (1958) Howard Davis (1981) Jude Wimberger (1995) Darryl Castile (1982-83) Hank Frese (1958) Dale Hanson (1934) Judge Dickson (1959-61) Steve Wingert (1979) Grande (1927) James Gallery (1980-83) Mark Hendricks (1974) Ukee Dozier (2000-04) Lance Wolkow (1990) Kevin Grant (1987-90) James Gillum (2012-13) Jamile Holtz (1992) Malcolm Eiken (1932-35) Clarence Woods (1999-2001) Harlan Hurd (1935) Orville Gilmore (1973-74) Lungen Howard (1981) Bill Elliott (1946-49) Walter Jones (1976-78) Gordon (1926) Terry Jackson II (2000-03) William Garner (1954) #17 Benji Kamrath (1999-03) Walt Hargesheimer (1932-33) Crawford Jordan (1993-97) George Gibson (1926) Harold Barnhart (1926) Richard LaPage (1953) Eugene Hatfield (1964-66) Paul Kangas (1989) Dick Gregory (1951-52) Aric Berquist (1990) Drew Lechner (2005) Javon Jackson (1994-96) Joe Kriegl (1990) Morris Greenberg (1931) Mark Fest (1989) Kraig Lofquist (1962) Kelvin Jenkins (1979) Grayson Levine (2011) M. “Bubby” Holmes (1973-76) John Force (1966-68) Adam Lueck (2010-11) Duane Jennett (1953-54) Ralph Lundeen (1940) Craig Kirtland (1977) Kenneth Foxworth (1976-80) Mike Maciejowski (2005-08) Delvin Jones (1997-2000) Walter Mark (1931) Kerm Klefsaas (1950) Vincent Fuller (1972-75) Mike Mason (1970-72) Bob Kelson (1948) William Matheny (1935-37) Eric Lee (1999) Alan Holt (1984-88) Jack Mertes (1950) James King (1988) Jack McNeill (1946, 1948) Chip Lohmiller (1984-87) Logan Hutton (2012-14) Mike Moe (1984-85) Simoni Lawrence (2008-09) Art Mulvey (1926) Lance Marcuson (1978) Ryan Iversen (1998) Gary Moore (2014-) Robert Lewis (1934-35) Dana Noel (1977-80) John Marquesen (1969-71) Clark Johnson (1981) Jason Murdock (1995) Daron Love (2006-07) Mike Perfetti (1969-70) Michael McMahon (1953) Ryan Kelly (1991) Averial Nelson (1950) Kenneth MacDougall (1931) Doug Roalstad (1967-68) Louis Moentenich (1939) Dick Lawrence (1948-50) William Nelson (1963) Scott Ramsdell (1992) EJ Sardinha (2014-) Ben Morrow (1967) McAuoid (1927) Tom Pence (1979) Tom Reed (1991) Terry Stewart (1984-88) George Nash (1937-38) John Morgan (2005) Lewis Potter (1975) Kenneth Schultz (1958) Craig White (1982-83) Brad Prigge (1997-99) Robert Morgan (1969-71) Perry Rhodus (1959) Robert Schultz (1955-57) Tim Shaver (1990) Tony Mortensen (2005-08) Steve Schoepke (1974) Tim Sharp (1970) Matt Sheldon (1988-91)

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n All-Time Numbers Robert Smith (1992) Nate Tubbs (1993) Ron Engel (1951-52) Timothy Cashman (1961-62) Clement Felix (1959) Thomas Smrekar (1962) Eli Ward (1999-2003) Mike Gary (1926) Lou Clare (1970-72) Kenneth Filbert (1937-38) Bob Soltis (1956-59) Simon Wing (1999) Rudy Gmitro (1935-37) Donny Dalton (1997) Dave Fritze (1972) Matt Sutton (1943) Jeff Wright (1968-70) Ben Hanson (2005) Dick Dargis (1952) Mike Galloway (1999-2000) Jay Thomas (2006-07) Harold Hanson (1927) Berkley Edwards (2014-) E. Manny Henry (1982) Devon Wright (2011-14) #28 Joe Hedges (1944-45) Lamonte Edwards (2011) Joe Hirscher (1939-41) Samad Cain (2003-04) Joe Hendrickson (1949-50) Gary Getchman (1987) Tyler Johnson (2007-08) #26 William Chorske (1955-58) Mike Henry (2011-13) Octavius Gould (1988) E.J. Jones (2006) Brod Ailts (1974) Jim Dennerly (1931-33) Jon Jelinek (1960) Dwaine Hoberg (1947-49) John Kellenberger (1956) Chris Anders (1995) Dennis Felix (1963) Noel Jenke (1966-68) Zack Kartak (2002) Kelvin Kleber (1955) Arlie Bomstad (1957-59) Gaston Garrido (1984-86) John Jones (1973-75) Dick Kauffman (1951) Richard Kubes (1954) De’Vondre Campbell (2013-) George Gould (1936-39) Ray Kaiser (1995) Darroel Knoerr (1926) Dan LiSanti (1991-94) Ted Christensen (1948) Tim Grate (1994-98) Bob Kolliner (1939-40) Peter Najarian (1982-85) Bob Lossie (1943-44) Duran Cooley (2006-07) John Grygelko (1948) Brad Moen (1972) Curtis Nelson (1967) Ralph Lundeen (1945) Ryan Duffy (2001-03) John Guentzel (1990-93) Jack Moore (1943) Brandon Owens (2003) Bryan Magnuson (1963) Jerry Eisenberg (1956) Terrence Henderson (1981-82) Jerald Moore (1986) Ron Renzi (1979-80) Jephte Matilus (2012-14) Marcus Evans (1986-87) Neil Hofland (1953) Greg Mulligan (1982-84) Tellis Redmon (1998-2001) Erin McManus (1997) Roger Frazier (1976-77) John W. Johnson (1950) Don Olson (1946) John Roning (1931-33) Rick Meyer (1988-90) Clorenzo Griffin (1999-2000) George MacKinnon (1926) Mike Orman (1963) Mike Ryan (1950) Jerald Moore (1987) Jason Hagman (1995) Kevin Mannion (2006-08) Aaron Osterman (1991-94) Donald Skoy (1968) Michael Mullen (1998) Garrison Harmann (1994) Eddie Miles (1987-89) Pat Paquette (1976) Mark Smith (1989-92) Steve Murray (1999-2001) Derrick Harvey (1993) William Munsey (1960-62) Harold Paulsen (1938) Nathan Triplett (2006-09) Malcolm Nelson (1983-84) Reid Haviland (2006) Jalen Myrick (2013-14) Larry Pinson (2000) Mike Turgeon (1986) Ray Oen (1931-33) Bob Kelson (1947) Dan Nystrom (1999-2002) Mike Reuteman (1981) Andy Uram (1935-37) John Pawielski (2002-05) Steve Kemph (1996-97) Gary Pegues (1983) John Richmond (2001-04) Tommy Watson (1993-96) Randy Rasmussen (1979) John King (1946) Dennis Prokofsky (1959) Craig Schleisman (1979) O'Doll Williams (1973) Donald Riddell (1926) Kraig Lofquist (1963-64) George Rennix (1934-35) Bernard Smith (1958) Desi Williamson (1974-76) Joseph Scheitlin (1970) Sean Lumpkin (1988-91) Lloyd Russ (1927) John “Pete” Somers (1931) Bob Searcy (1948) Joe Malinowksi (1973) Robert Smith (1991) Thomas Wagner (1959) #33 Bobby Singletary (1985-86) Chip Mosley (1992) Tom Smith (1978-79) Gerald “Ron” Wallin (1957) Pudgy Abercrombie (1985) Mark Sotebeer (1971) Walter Ohde (1931-33) Brett Steger (1994) Matt Wangsness (1999-2000) Rahim Artic (1997) Andre Taté (2007-08) Walter Pribyl (1967-69) Steve Turnbull (1973) Chris Wipson (2014-) Tommy Becker (2006-07) Emery Trotter (1942) Dale Quist (1952-54) Bobby Weber (1974-77) Jimmy Wyrick (1995-99) Brian Bonner (1987) Anthony Tyskiewicz (1961) Mike Rallis (2007-12) Mike White (1969-72) Sam Brady (1973-76) Bo Wasurick (1995) Dwight Reed (1934-37) Thomas Williams (1966) #31 Jason Brouwer (1986) Verdis Webb III (1995-96) Mike Robb (1978-82) Riley Austin (1998) Quentin Burdick (1931) John Williams (1965-66) Dave Sauer (1954) #29 Phil Archer (1999-2002) Renato Fitzpatrick (1998-2002) Tom Serie (1984) Buzz Anderson (1960) Don Bailey (1946) Herman Frickey (1941-42) #35 Hussain Shakir (2004-05) Richard Armstrong (1976) Cole Banham (2012-14) Gary Getchman (1988) Frank Bachman (1954-55) Charles Smith (1960-61) Mike Albert (1999-2000) Matt Bong (1991) Bob Hammel (1949-50) Frank Barle (1935) Bruce Suneson (1965-66) Scott Bargfrede (1974-75) Steve Breault (1975-78) Andrew Harte (2014-) John H. Bartelt (1938-40) Fred Techel (1951) Briean Boddy-Calhoun (2012-) Rene Capo (1979) Marvin Hein (1947-48) Ray Bates (1936-37) Dick Wheaton (1949-50) Mike Brown (1991) Ray Close (1936) Melvin Holme (1951-52, ’54) John Bertolt (1938-40) Roger Wheeler (1926) Jim Cairns (1962) Terrell Combs (2008) Julian Hook (1960-62) Jay Bevan (1934) Paul Wright (1970-72) Dennis Carter (1984-87) Rich Crawford (1968-70) John Houle (1979) Dan Boyd (1988) Blake Zochert (1998-2000) John Cristy (1948) Chris Engel (1974) Tony Hunter (1982-84) Jason Cooper (1999) Ralph DeYounge (1950) Kenneth Fischman (1954) Herb Joesting (1926-27) Dick Enga (1962) #27 Archie Givens (1963) Jason Giannini (2005-07) Gary Johnson (1953) John Gardner (1942) Donald Beattie (2005) Jason Hagman (1996-98) Dave Goretta (1972) Merlin Kispert (1944-46) George Geelan (1941) Aric Berquist (1992) Harold Hanson (1926) Eric Harmon (1994) Tom MacLeod (1970-72) Robbie Gray (1991) Warren Berry (1984-87) Fred Hartwig (1981-82) Doug Heidenreich (1950) Kurt Mangum (1978) Thomas Hamner (1995) Dick Blakely (1955) Scott Hesse (1979) Dennis Hoglin (1965, 1967) Erin McManus (1996) Jon Hoese (2007-10) Tom Chandonnet (1958) Irving Hill (1988) Ron Holty (1992-93) Bob Paffrath (1938-40) Lee Horning (1990) David Cobb (2011-14) Tom Johanson (1977) Henry Jabbra (1937-39) Loren Palmer (1943) Vincent Hypolite (1992-94) Kirk Dyer (1990) Ray Kaiser (1994) Willie Jude (1997) Al Papas (1932-33) Donald Johnson (1953) Trevis Graham (1997) Scott Koelfgen (1993-95) Bill Kaminski (1926) Logan Payne (2003) Wayne Kakela (1927) Mitchell Gray (1927) George McPartlin (1931) Paul Lindmeier (1950) Chuck Rios (1990-94) Mike Laliberte (1979-82) Brian Hairston (1975-78) Richard Peterson (1937-38) Eric Murray (2012-) Fred Rodgers (1995) Dale Lindsley (1950) G. Richard Harren (1963-64) Amir Pinnix (2004-07) Averial Nelson (1948) Johnny Sampy (2005) Derrick Martin (1990) Walter Hass (1931-33) Tom Pribyl (1971-72) Paul Pinkert (1941) Sam Scroggins (2004) John Matthews (1974-77) Joe Justice (1994-95) Richard Revak (1959) Michael Reid (1961-64) Rex Sharpe (2008-09) Phil McManus (1944-45) Chad Kolander (1941) Anthony Richards (1990-91) James Rogers (1958-60) Mike Sherels (2004) Richard Nelson (1943) Tim Korby (1983) Theodore Russell (1969) Peter Schuft (1934-35) Bernard Smith (1959) Jerome Newsom (1964-66) Bobby Lee (1965-67) Shady Salamon (2008-11) Al Settembrino (1988-91) Gregg Smith (1980) Tom Nicklow (1989) Luke Leverson (1996) Robert Tanner (1927) Marcus Singletary (2009) Tyrone Stenzel (1989) John O'Keefe (1987) Al Maeder (1926) Clarence Thompson (1935-36) Brett Steger (1995) Rhody Tuszko (1955-58) Ryan Rindels (1996-99) Ralph McAllister (1946-50) Dan Vollmer (1973) Bob Stroup (1980-82) John Walsh (1967-69) Thomas Robbins (1957-60) Charles Myre (1937-39) Tommy Watson (1992) Louie Sylvester (1995) Frank Warner (1935-37) Paul Rudolph (1971-72) Todd Randall (1971-73) Seth Thompson (2004) Timothy Wheeler (1965-66) Dominic Schultz (2013) Jack Rooney (1934-35) #30 Ryan Venturine (1996-98) Steve Silianoff (1946-47) Jack Schlichting (1981) Don Bailey (1947-48) Rick Volkman (1971, 1973) #34 Donovan Small (1983-86) Everett Sesler (1988) Ed Bifulk (1978, ’80-81) Russ Willis (1931-33) Ray Antil (1934-36) Judd Smith (2006) Terrence Sherrer (2006) Erwin Burg (1932-34) Kevin Wilson (1983-86) Jay Brooks (1974) Henry Tasche (1968-70) Richard Sullivan (1956) Lee Campbell (2006-09) Keith Brown (1975-78) Seth Thompson (2006-07) Kyle Theret (2007-10) Wade Compton (1990) #32 James Carter (1967-69) Ray Tometz (1931) Virgil Thomas (1979-80) Dale Conant (1985, ’87-89) Curt Bach (1977-78) Glen Cieslewicz (1980-81) Mackenzy Toussaint (2000) Cedric Thompson (2011-12) Ernie Cook (1969-71) Terrance Campbell (2004-05) Jeremy Faue (2004-05) George Tuttle (1926)

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n All-Time Numbers Ron Wallin (1951-52) #38 Mike Derickson (1972) Patrick Cummings (1985-89) Carlon Burt (1987-90) Rodrick Williams Jr. (2012-) William Bevan (1934) Marty Engh (1951) Pride Dexter (1974-75) Arthur Clarkson (1934) Mike Wojciechowski (2000-04) Robert Blakely (1956-58) Steve Franklin (1985-86) Jim Dillenburg (1997-98) Gordon Condo (1965-67) Jim Zak (1961) Sholly Blustin (1927) Bill Garnaas (1940-43) Ray Dilulo (1976, 1978-79) Ed Cotton (2010) Jason Bruce (1985-88) William Garner (1955) Rishon Early (1992-96) Chris Darkins (1992-95) #36 Michael Danielson (1966) Jeff Geier (1988) Roger French (1950) Chester Durda (1949-50) Frank Alexander (1931) Jim Demos (1943) Michael Gist (1991) Ron Ganther (1990) Rodney Elton (1962-64) John Baumgartner (1951-54) Scott Dowd (1977) Ralph Goode (1953-54) Claude Glotzmaier (1943) Nathan Harlan (1948) Richard Borstad (1955-58) Christian Eldred (2012) Scott Harms (1976) Andre Harris (1980-84) Dale Henricksen (1972-74) Timothy Browne (1969) Scott Farnes (1975-76) Jared Hartman (2014-) Ed Heinz (1951-54) Deon Hightower (2005-08) Edward Burns (1974-78) Fred Farthing (1964) Dick Humleker (1969-71) Lloyd Hribar (1931-33) Dick Kelley (1942) Omar Douglas (1990) Gene Flick (1939-41) Frank Jacobs (1981) Marc Jelacic (1977) Tom King (1959-61) Nickolas Elias (1988) Brandon Hagen (2002-04) Kenneth Jacobson (1962-64) Caifson Johnson (1934) Kent Kitzmann (1975-78) Byron Evans (1995-99) Justin Hall (1997-2000) James King (1987) Dawayn Johnson (1954) Bill Marcotte (1944-45, 1947) John Geist (1943) Brent Harms (1978-81) Eric Lee (2000) Bob Kasper (1944-45) Rob McGarry (2004) Roger Hagberg (1959-60) Blake Haudan (2007-09) John Lewis (1990) Kevin Keller (1972-73) Dick McGee (1943) Chase Haviland (2011) James Heid (1959) William Martin (1957-58) Jason Lamers (2004-05) Robert McNamara (1953-54) Chris Hawthorne (2012-13) Tim Heid (1958) Pat McCarthy (2002-05) Bert Lund (1940) Gabe Mezzenga (2013) Terry Hedstrom (1961) Melvin Henderson (1965) Wilbur Moore (1936-38) Vincent Lundeen (1938-39) Lyman Myers III (1996) Joseph Holmberg (1964-66) Laron Honn (1945) David Mulholland (1959-61) Willie Middlebrooks (1997-2000) Allen Payne (1971) Ron Holty (1991) Neil Hyde (1926) Michael Mullen (1997) Francis Paquette (1968) David Puk (1982-85) Cavonte Johnson (2013-14) Frank Johnson (1942) Tom Murphy (1975) Harold Payne (1960) Marvell Ross (1979-81) Demetrus Johnson (2000-02) Jerry Jones (1960-62) Jake Ohlson (1931) John Pride (1974-75) Thomas Tapeh (1999-03) George Kemp (1967) Barry Mayer (1968-70) Dale Rennebohm (1934-35) Maurice Rhodes (1969-70) Bob Thompson (1951-52) Leo Kenney (1939) Sean McMenomy (1994-97) Jerry Ring (1958) Simpson Sartin (1990-91) Myron Ubl (1931-33) Michael Kurus (1992-94) Andy Metz (2006) Omar Salas (1991-94) Dominic Schultz (2013-14) Marquette Williams (1991) Vernal LeVoir (1934-35) Peter Mortell (2012-) Marvin Spencer (1998) Stanton Skjei (1962-64) Harold Wrightson (1935-38) Arnold Mandas (1950) Mike Ramerth (1971-73) Jack Sturdevant (1948) Jon Thissen (1986) Albert McGee (1986-87) Sam Riley (1935-37) Nathan Tow-Arnett (2012) Logan U’u (2007-09) #45 Bill Meili (1926) Craig Scruggs (1994) Rick Upchurch (1973-74) Richard Whinnery (1959) Charles Avery (1943) Mike Milosevich (1936-38) David Schwerman (2011-12) Lloyd Westin (1927) Harold Wrightson (1937) Adekunle Ayinde (2014) Joel Monroe (2006-08) Marcus Singletary (2008) John Wintermute (1966-68) Frank Brown (1947-48) Todd Peterson (1979-82) Norbert Soukup (1944) #43 Timothy Cashman (1960) Stephon Rhea (2004) Bob Sudler (1982-84) #41 Grady Appleton (1982-83) Darrell Cochran (1954-55) Jay Sharp (1962-63) Sam Swartz (1931-33) Julius Alfonse (1934-36) Neil Bengtson (1959) Gary Colberg (1961-62) Gordon Soltau (1946-50) Lewis Ben Williams (1989-91) Oscar Anderson (1937) Rick Bennett (1968) David Colburn (1964-65) Mike Steidl (1971-73) Marquette Williams (1992-93) Marion Barber (1977-80) John Bergstrom (1967) Ragland Cooper (1967) Dave Thomas (1941) jJosh Wiltsie (2004-05) Ken Bombardier (1955-58) John Bruton (1966) Bill Daley (1941-42) Mark Vander Woude (1985) Ken Yackel (1954-55) Mark Cross (1994-97) Chester Cooper (1977-81) Duane Dutrieuille (1983-86) Michael Curtis (1967-69) Dennis Cummings (1972-75) Junior Eugene (2001-05) #37 #39 Stephon Delarosby (1988) Ryan Grant (2009-12) Orville Freeman (1938-39) Dick Anderson (1950) Gordon Alexander (1939) Hanif Echols (1982) Fred Guest (1935) Duane Gregory (1977) Hal Anderson (1931) Bob Bach (1947) Christian Eldred (2013-14) Larry Halenkamp (1947) Dale Hanson (1936) Riley Austin (1999) Remus Bretoi (1943-44) Doug Evans (1987-89) Ellsworth Harpole (1931-33) Thomas Hennessey (2006-08) Don Bailey (1951-52) Milton Bruhn (1932-34) Erik Fors (1983-86) Tyler Hartmann (2013-) Sean Hoffman (1996-2000) Valdez Baylor (1982-85) Jeff Carr (1975-78) Bill Foss (1950) Melvin Henderson (1963-64) Gary Hohman (1969) Jim Bean (1995) Jermel Carr (1994-95) Rod Ganther (1991-93) Steve Heston (1976) George Honza (1970-72) Dennis Cornell (1966) Antonio Carter (1990-93) Lewis Garrison (1990) Charlton Keith (2002) Frank Jackson (1987-90) Eric Ellestad (2007-10) Tom Chandler (1969-71) Gerald Griffin (1931-33) James Lund (1936) Mike Jones (1973-76) George Franck (1937-40) Edward Christian (1965-66) Kenneth Haycraft (1926) Ken McClintock (1989-92) Bryan Klitzke (2009-11) Ron Goetz (1986-89) Joe Christopherson (1981-85) Justin Kucek (2005-08) Rob McGarry (2004-07) Francis “Pug” Lund (1932-34) Stanley Hanson (1936) Bill Collins (1931) Michael McMahon (1954) Jim McGraw (1971) Earl Nelson (1931) Chris Holden (2002-05) Pat Cotter (1994) Richard McNamara (1953) Marcus McIntosh (1985-86) Malcolm Nelson (1982) Caifson Johnson (1935) Paul Dagner (1979) Lonnie Morgan (1964-65) Hadrian Moore (1988) Don Olson (1949-50) Donald Jukich (1959) Greg Gerths (1972) Jeff Olson (1998-99) Mari Moore (1995-98) Mike Peppe (1978-81) Michael Kasten (2005) Steve Goldberg (1974) Dan Orseske (2009-11) Lyman Myers III (1995) John Purmort (1953) Dewey King (1944) Bob Greer (1941) Harmon Pierce (1927) Dale Quist (1951) Riggs (1926-27) John King (1971-73) Donald Haugo (1967-68) Larry Powell (1973) Darrell Reid (2001) Jerry Rose (1958) Woodrow Kramer (1934) Duke Johnson (1926) Rolland Ring (1939-41) Rubel (1927) Duane Ruzynski (1994) Glenn Lewis (1978-80) Mark Jundt (2003-04) Walter Ross (1981) Kyle Schwebke (2005) Ray Strate (1937) John Lundin (1947-50) Ray Kaiser (1996-97) Bud Schmid (1943) Jay Sharp (1961) Mike Wey (2006) John Lundquist (1943) Michael Lehan (1998-2002) Farrell Sheridan (1970-72) Dave Skrien (1948-50) Dick Wheaton (1951) Henry Manny (1981) Josh Robertson (2006-07) Lyle Skandel (1958-60) Brian Smith (2003-04) Earl “Deon” White (1994-95) Patrick McCarthy (1969) Don Roedel (1950) Eric Stenzel (2000-03) Chris Smith (1993-94) Lance Wolkow (1991-93) Andy Merrill (2001) Jan Schwantz (1961) John Storlie (1944-45) Larry Stevenson (1969-70) Peter Mortell (2013-) Darrell Thompson (1986-89) Charles Swanum (1951) Howard Straiton (1939-41) #46 Tom Murphy (1977) Jordan Wettstein (2011-12) Bill Thiele (1950) Arthur Werth (1934) Dick Borst (1962-63) Roderick Narcisse (1992-93) Elmer Wilkow (1936-38) Stanley Thiele (1947-49) Wayne Williams (1942) Cameron Botticelli (2011-14) Jim Perkins (1974-76) DeWayne Williams (1980) Miles Thomas (2014-) James Zak (1960) Chip Brixius (1988) Peter Ralles (1970) Kenneth Wold (1959) Robert Williams (1998-2000) Tim Cashman (1926) James Snyder (1990-91) Nate Wozniak (2014) #44 Wayland Crowder (1992-93) Edgar Ukkelberg (1926) #42 Terry Addison (1968-69) Tony Dupree (1999-2001) Bruce Van De Walker (1964-65) #40 Jerome Benda (1955) Norman Anderson (1955-57) Harold Emlein (1927) Parc Williams (1994-98) Neal Abraham (1947) Gavin Bronson (2012) Jason Andraschko (1998) Dick Enga (1960) Wesley Windmiller (1942) Roger Artis III (1977-80) Hubert Bryant (1965-67) Bill Atkins (1939) Melvin Ferguson (1982) Michael Barrett (1995-96) Robert Carlson (1935-36) Greg Baldwin (1997) Maurice Forte (1966) Bronko Danovic (1939) Tony Cullen (2005) Bredemus (1926) Ray Gammon (1948)

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n All-Time Numbers Archie Givens (1964-65) Mike Kissell (1945) Floyd Jaszewski (1947-50) Louis Gerischer (1931-33) Wayne Robinson (1951-52) Robert Grandas (2002-03) Bryan Klitzke (2007) Bill Johnson (1938-40) Thomas Gritton (1961) Jim Shearer (1945) Duane Gregory (1978-81) John Knoblauch (1982) Derek Johnson (1987-90) O. Bud Gullickson (1944-45) Gerald Sincock (1932-33) Leland Johnson (1936-39) Roger Lowe (1960) George Kakela (1931) Eric Johnson (1982) BRUCE SMITH (1939-41) George Kemp (1968-69) Joe Meighen (1951-54) Harry Kasten (1950) Mark Klonowski (1934) Dan Wagner (1946) Ron Kullas (1973-76) Eric Moberg (1997) Gregory Larson (1958-60) Jerry Laue (1942) George Washington (1974-76) Scott Marston (1989-91) Norm Montgomery (1974-75) Bill Light (1969-71) Sam Logan (2000) Richard Yates (1955-58) Art Meyers (1931-33) Donald Moore (1956-57) James Lund (1935) Kyle McKenzie (2001-05) *NOTE: Number 54 was re- Doug Mueller (1983-87) Jeffrey Nygren (1967-69) Jack Lynn (2013-) Scott Mullen (1968-70) tired June 27, 1977, in honor Mike Peppe (1977) Mike Omar (1962) Ron Mertz (1991) Mike Ness (1967) of Bruce Smith. Bill Peterson (1943) Astein Osei (1998-2001) Merle Moehnke (1946) Dave Nolander (1972-75) John Shevlin (2004-07) Craig Otto (1984) Woodrow Nold (1932-33) Jeff Norton (1999-2001) #55 B. Willis Smith (1934-35) Gordon Paschka (1938-41) Randy Pelphrey (1983-86) Steve Puk (1983-84) Jerry Annis (1957-60) Rufus Smith (1994-98) Herman Peschken (1931) Randolph Rajala (1965-67) Ron Renzi (1981) Harold Barnhart (1927) Bob Solheim (1942) Mario Reese (2003-06) Paul Sanders (1975) Tim Rosland (1980) Dave Belock (1998-2000) Mike Sullivan (1951-54) Steve Rhem (1989) Charles Stamschror (1952-54) Darell Schwen (1976-79) Brad Bultman (2006) Matt Sutton (1944) Charles Sanders (1965) Scott Stephenson (2002-03) Bernard “Mike” Svendson Bob Carley (1943-45) Tom Walthower (1971-72) David Scanlon (1996) Pat Sveum (2008-11) (1955-58) Theiren Cockran (2012-) Jack Spewak (1942) Greg White (1999-2001) Charles Swanson (1943) Jerome Davis (1992-93) #47 Jeff Thompson (1976-79) Scott Williams (1992-95) Yoshoub Timms (2013-) Chris Engel (1975-77) Jim Bean (1996-98) Nick Tow Arnett (2007-09) Val Zemke (1998) Jeff Tow-Arnett (2006-09) Ben Hamilton (1996-2000) Paul Benson (1960-61) Spencer Wagnild (1932-33) Bob Weld (1935-37) Harry Hendrickson (1947-50) Alex Bisch (2012-14) David Williams (1985-87) #51 Ben West (2001) Mike Henry (2010) Jim Bloom (1947) Ogunseye Akbar (1994-96) Joe Widseth (1939) Ray Hitchcock (1983-86) Lawrence Bugri (1934) #49 Akeem Akinwale (1997-2001) Ken Jeanotte (1979) Ryan Coleman (2007-10) Robert Brody (1944) Paul Banks (1944) #53 Jay Julius (1970) Steve Conway (1969) James Brunzell (1968) John Bicanich (1940-42) DaVonta Bell (1999-2000) Harold Kastan (1950) Dick Dargis (1951-52) Doug Dobmeier (1972) Dennis Cappella (1991-93) John Billman (1939-42) Charles Killian (1965-66) Mervin Dillner (1931-33) Jeremy Faue (2005-07) Martin Christiansen (1937-39) Tomn Brownson (1973) Robert Knippenberg (1953) Greg Engebos (1972-74) Matt Garin (2010-12) Shelton Clay (1958) John Buending (1954) Keith Kuebelbeck (1980-82) Bob Fitch (1938-41) Dale Halverson (1960) Doyle Cockrell (1990) Richard Buendorf (1988) Victor Kulbitski (1941-42) Willis Fjerstad (1956) Herb Hein (1941-42, 1946) Bob Coughlin (1986-90) Brad Bultman (2003-04) Dean Maas (1955-56) Steve Gisselman (1995) Dan Henken (1997) Mark Crain (1984) Ted Burke (1969) Terence Maus (1961) Mark Heffelfinger (1946) Bryson Hollimon (1974) Steve Craine (1972-75) D.J. Burris (2007-10) Connor Mayes (2014-) Sewell Johnson (1942) Stephon Hopkins (2002-04) Dick Enga (1961) Jack Clemens (1945) Cedric McKinley (2008-09) Jerry Kafka (1944) Lungen Howard (1982-85) Darrell Faulk (1982-83) Bud Conley (1943) Anthony Pahula (1967) Paul Kangas (1988) Lindsay Hoyer (1971) Mike Ford (1980) Frank Dallera (1934-35) Scott Prescott (1951-52) Merle Larson (1935-36) Paul Izban (1978) Vernon Frye (1953-54) George Faust (1936-38) Joseph Pung (1962-64) Mike Lausen (1975-76) Joe Jamnik (1938-40) Scott Jacobson (1976) Mark Garvis (1991) Ernest Rhoney (1994) Tommy Leavitt (2005) Scott Jilek (2007-08) William Jukich (1956-58) Kenneth Gay (1931-33) John Roning (1934) Chuck Lowell (1978-79) Dean Kaufman (1989-92) Paul Kelly (1946-48) Dale Halvorson (1959) John Scroggins (2003-04) William McMillan (1962) Paul Kelley (1945) Warren Kilbourne (1936) Peter Hiestand (1992-95) Jeff Selleck (1972-74) Gary Melchert (1958-59) Wallace Ray King (1935-37) George Kramer (1945) Fred Just (1946-47) Thomas Simon (1968-69) Pat Moran (1945) Ben Langford (1993-96) Douglas Martin (1985) Scott Kneen (1996-97) Victor Spadaccini (1935-37) Paul Nixon (1999-03) Frank Larson (1932-34) Bill Merrill (1949-50) Frank Linhoff (1944) Joel Staats (1988-91) Malvin Nydahl (1927) James Leslie (1963) Winston Minor (1968-69) Fred Loewen (1974-75) Ed Steinbauer (1938-40) Aaron Piepkorn (1989-90) Larry Ludeman (1969) Tom Mullin (1970-71) Frank Marchlewski (1962-64) Tony Strouth (2007) Don Pollard (1985-86) Jerry Macken (1999-2001) Kevin Naddy (1977) Jack McChesney (1957) Carl Tengler (1932-33) Richard Seitz (1964-66) Hoyt Moncrief (1943) Brad Odegard (1978-79) Mark Mullaney (2003-05) Dave Watson (1994-95) Jack Simmons (2004) Tony Ogeltree (1975) James Olsonoski (1959) Tommy Olson (2011-13) Ray Willahan (1931) Dave Sokovits (1950) Richard Peterson (1965-67) Mark Pazo (1981) Jack Park (1958) Ken Wypyszynski (1978) Kevin Taylor (1980-83) Russell Peterson (1961) James Perault (1960) Patrick Parr (1965) Brett Zacho (1988) Justin Waldron (2001) Scott Prescott (1950) Arthur Pharmer (1927) James Perault (1961) Daryn White (1991-94) Dan Quam (1979) Darrell Reid (2002-04) Jack Perkovich (1960) #56 John Williams (1984) Dave Ramlet (2014-) Brad Robinson (1931-33) Steve Peterson (1984-87) Raymond Baylor (1993) Neal Wucherer (1977) Bob Reihsen (1931) Dale Rucker (1964-65) Randy Rasmussen (1980-83) Tom Brownson (1975-76) Sam Richter (1987-88) Glenn Seidel (1934-35) Mark Slater (1976-77) Dick Burk (1941-42) #48 Bob Ryan (1976-77) Eric Small (2007) Chris Stogdill (1989-91) Dick Dargis (1950) Duane Baglien (1943) Mark Slater (1973) Gary Tinsley (2009-11) Steve Tobin (1978-79) Steve Davis (2007-08) Lowell Baker (1944) Sylvester Watson (1980) Nathan Triplett (2005) Bradley Vance (2001-02) Art Der Derian (1943) Fred Baston (1946) Teddy Watson (1981) Eric Waldron (1943) Bob Veldman (1970-72) Dougals Frey (1990) Brent Berglund (1988) *NOTE: A different linebacker Robert Youso (1956) Robert Eastlund (1968-70) Bruce Berryman (1934-36) #50 wore No. 51 in each game Shawn Ehrich (1992) Jim Bierman (1947-48) Bob Anderson (1980-81) during the 2012 season to #54 Harold Haiden (1931-33) Mike Brown (1992) Oliver Bakken (1972-74) honor the late Gary Tinsley. Paul Benson (1960) Dale Hegland (1971-74) Willis Carlson (1998) Gavin Barfknecht (1991) Dan Elmer (1935-38) Peter Hiestand (1991) William Collins (1990-91) Charles Brown (1936) #52 Richard Farmer (1934) Jack Johnson (1977-79) Mike Derickson (1971) Gerald Calvin (1961-62) Paul Anderson (1985-87) Tom Ferrara (1944) John Kelly (1981, 1983-84) DeWayne Eldridge (1980-81) Marlon Colbert (1998) Luke Braaten (1995-99) Harry Hall (1931) Germain Landrum (1998-99) Ron “Skip” Engel (1949-50) Donny Dalton (1996) Dennis Cappella (1990) Gary Hamre (1959) Jon Leverenz (1985-89) Fred Farthing (1961) Pat Dillon (1957) Doyle Cockrell (1991-94) Kim Jaker (1972) Patrick Lilja (1961) Jake Filkins (2010-13) Kenneth Dollarhide (1934) Art Edling (1948-50) Ron King (1969-71) Dick Lutz (1945-46) Tod Guberman (1958) Frank Frye (1963) Zac Epping (2011-14) Wayne King (1966-68) John Mariucci (1937-39) Jim Henry (1970-72) Dave Gardner (1976-79) Pat Evans (1988-89) George Matchan (1927) Mike Moe (1980) Paul Hritzko (1983) Gerald Hassett (1955) Woodrow Evans (1940) William Nelson (1958) Steve Mulholland (1982) Dawayn Johnson (1955) Gary Isacson (1987) Paul Faust (1963-65) Roger Plath (1973) Gerald Nelson (1954-55) Mike Kimbell (1993-94) Tommy Jacobs (2004-05) Robert Frisbee (1959) Deryl Ramey (1963-65) Jerry Newell (1940)

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n All-Time Numbers Russell Peterson (1960) Antoine Richard (1995-98) Curt Olson (1972) William Wangerin (1990-93) Michael Quist (1969) Gordon Quist (1944) Pat Rooney (1945) Pat Paquettte (1978) C. Bud Wilkinson (1934-36) Sawn Schultz (1985-87) Nick Rallis (2013-) Duane Rudquist (1959) Joe Palke (1998-99) Steve Shidell (2004-07) Robert Reis (1953) Johnny Sampy (2004) John Sundin (1949-50) #63 Ken Simmons (1947-48) Jerome Shelter (1956-59) William Sausen (1962) Chris Thome (1987-90) Elmer Apmann (1932-33) Randolph Staten (1963-65) Robert South (1990-91) Mike Sherels (2005-07) Vernon Winfield (1969-71) David Blanchard (1948) Craig Wacholz (1992) Earl “Bud” Svendson (1934-36) Lloyd Stein (1931) Joe Winkleman (1982-83) Andy Brinkhaus (2006-09) David Wells (1949-50) Tyson Swaggert (2003-06) Paul Sutton (1943) Ryan Wynn (2007-11) Andrew Brown (1966-68) Marshall Wells (1931-33) Rian Tellor (1963-64) Rick Thome (1990-94) Dennis Zachary (1976-77) Wesley Brown (1934) Tom Weyandt (1944) Dale Warner (1947-50) Robert Turnacliff (1944) Jon Christenson (2012-) Eugene Wittenberg (1957-59) Lamanzer Williams (1994-97) Desi Williamson (1977) #61 Dave Day (1944-45) Brett Zacho (1989) Willis Wood (1951-52) Val Zemke (1999-2000) Richard Anderson (1951-52) Brian Goblirsch (2002-04) Jim Zak (1962) John H. Zupetz (1946-50) Russ Anderson (1973) Adam Grim (1990) #57 Jeff Batta (1987) Doug Heidenreich (1951-52) #65 Andy Austin (1993) #59 Dean Boyce (1931) John Hiner (1958) Paul Barrington (1956-58) Horace Bell (1936-38) Ken Anderson (1973) William Dallman (1962-65) Wally Holmstrom (1940-42) William Brody (2004-05) Chris Bennett (1979-82) Bob Bailey (1969-72) Trey Davis (2007-2009) Fred Horde (1927) Josh Campion (2012-) Patrick Cheney (2004-06) Joey Balthazor (2010-12) Mark Drabczak (1986) Kevin Ivers (2000) Doug DeCoster (1946) Dave Christensen (1972) Tom Berthon (1940) Greg Eslinger (2002-05) Steve Jelacic (1960) Neil Fredenburg (1990-93) Danberg (1927) Harry Coates (1950) Scott Hendrickson (1989-91) Charles Killian (1963-64) Doug Friberg (1975-78) Robert Erickson (1959) Jerome Davis (1994-96) Dennis Hoglin (1968) Ronald Klick (1965) Paul Gorgos (1960) Dennis Fitzpatrick (1978) Ben Day (1939) Fred Just (1945) Edgar Lechner (1943) Jason Green (2000-01) Tom Fitzpatrick (1976-77) Rayfield Dixon (2014-) Bill Kaminski (1927) Jim McGovern (1946-47) Jeff Gunderson (1971-73) Robert Frisbee (1961) Daniel Drexler (1961) Warren Kilbourne (1937) Clarence Munn (1931) Luke Herkenhoff (1996-97) Jerry Helgeson (1951-54) Mark Dusbabek (1983-84, ’86) Dominic Krezowski (1934-36) Greg Murtha (1977-79) Dick Hugunin (1951) Aaron Hill (2010-13) Loel Frederickson (1942) Aaron Kukowski (1995) Prince Pearson (1989) William Humphries (1979-82) Jack Hublou (1957) Douglas Frey (1991) Frank Kuzma (1946-50) Bob Pedersen (1939) Bob Johnson (1935-38) Victor Johnson (1939-40) Dan Gitlewski (2000) William Laasko (1966) Jack Perkovich (1961-62) Al Krezowski (1931) Joe Karsten (1988) Darryl Harris (1993) Roy Lilja (1942) James Phillips (1957-58) Richard Kubes (1955) Sulo Koski (1931-33) Irving Hork (1935) John Ludwick (1944) Kenneth Quinn (1969-70) Bob Kula (1942) Mark Linnell (1974-75) Maurice Johnson (1932-34) Doug Martin (1983) Mike Rau (1985) Rod Lister (1945) Gerald Macken (1960) William Juhl (1944) Alan Minske (1972) Matt Reem (1992-93) James Long (1965-66) Marty Mathis (1990-92) Thomas Jung (1957) Todd Ness (1980-81) Ed Rossman (1953-55) Howard McCarty (1961) Patrick McCarthy (2002) Mike Kissell (1946-48) Mike Organ (1978) William Ryan (1949-50) David McChesney (1958-59) Steven McInerney (1970) Dick LaBorde (1988-90) Fred Orgas (1979) Greg Shoff (1972-74, 1976) Jon Melander (1988-89) Steve Midboe (1973) Clarence Lilevjen (1936-37) Mike Pihlstrom (1985, 87-88) Jason Smith (1994) Gareth Olson (1947) Gerald Mitchell (1948-50) Neil Litman (1938) Mike Ramerth (1974) Tim Socha (1995-98) James Pahula (1968-69) Kenneth Mourer (1967-69) Steve Lundeen (1966-68) Lee Rankin (1969-71) Steve Soden (2000) Dan Rechtin (1983-87) Bruce Nimmer (1958) John Lundin (1945) Bob Rasmussen (1955-58) Francis Twedell (1936-38) Redmond (1927) Don Norland (1946) John Merillttiner (1959) Art Rohlen (1938-39) Mark Vonderhaar (1981-82, ’84) Dan Schellhammer (1998) Nate Pearson (1995-97) Don Meyer (1977-79) Tom Sapp (1975-77) Mike Walters (1999) Brad Schmidt (1974) John Perko (1941-42) Steve Moore (2005-08) James Stannard (1953) Carl Warner (1959) Dick Schmitz (1944) Nick Perzichilli (1999) Daniel Powers (1960) Robin Tellor (1959-61) Maurice White (1999) Thomas Simon (1967) Peter Prudden (2000-03) Ernest Rhoney (1993) David Vertin (1992-94) Brian Williams (1986-88) Thomas Smrekar (1963) Gary Reierson (1965-66) Donald Riddell (1927) Timothy Ward (2000-01) Robert Tenner (1932-34) George Roscoe (1934-35) Calvin Stoll (1949-50) Bret Weiss (1984) #64 Richard Tyree (1970) Dale Rucker (1963) Jon Thissen (1987) Jason Zander (1995-98) Robert Almer (1951-52) Fred Van Hull (1939-40) Tim Socha (1994) Ben West (2002-03) Caleb Bak (2011-13) Mike Walters (1999-2000) Scott Streiff (1989) Jim Wilkinson (1997-98) #62 Chip Brixius (1990-91) Henry Weber (1943) Dick Van Dusen (1944-45) John Wood (1980-82) James D. Anderson (1977-79) Ed Bush (1946) Timothy Wheeler (1964) Collin Versich (1962) Josh Brenny (2003-04) Sherman Child (1945) Everett Williams (2014) #60 Brian Callahan (1963-65) Tom Cross (1976) #66 Lewis Williams (1988) J.J. Anderson (1979) Robert Charnon (1957-59) Elden Dahl (1954-55) Gary Acromite (1974-77) Troy Wolkow (1985-87) Sheldon Beise (1933-35) Ryan Christian (1999) Ken Dallafior (1977) Boardman (1927) Phil Belfiori (1936-39) Kenneth Dollarhide (1937) Ryan Domin (1998-2000) Darrel Bunge (1971-73) #58 Chris Bergstrom (1992-96) Perry Gehring (1955-56) Shawn Ehrich (1991) Harry Coates (1952-53) Andy Aafedt (1950) Bill Carroll (1946-48) Matthew Hedge (1987) Scott Farness (1978) Thomas Fink (1965-68) James Barle (1964-66) Willie Costanza (1961-64) Jim Hobbins (1982-86) Terrence Floyd (1998) Keith Gehrke (1979) Norbert Bathke (1967) John Darkenwald (1966-68) Gregg James (1994-97) Keith Gehrke (1980-82) Mel Grevich (1946) Chris Bebel (1978) Eric Farr (1985-86) Eric Jacques (2011-12) Gershowitz (1927) Paul Gurgos (1958) Gene Bierhaus (1940-42) Bob Fitch (1945) Tony Kehl (1961-62) Luke Glime (1993-97) Brandon Harston (2003-04) Donald Burawski (1960) John Freeman (1974-75) Morgan Kirkland (2000-02) Jim Haley (1941-42) Larry Hartse (1960-63) Terrance Campbell (2001-03) William Garbe (1953) Robert Kelson (1946) Richard Kauffmann (1952-53) Gordon Helgeson (1954-55) Clifford Cook (1938-39) Clayton Gay (1927) Bob Lindberg (1951) Peter Kelzenberg (1988) Young Ko (1951) Greg Gerths (1973-74) Ralph Green (1991) Terrance Matula (1973-76) George Kenneth (1970) Jack Manders (1931-33) Steve Goldberg (1971-72) Rob Hanson (1997) Jim McAlpine (1960) Rob Kraemer (2001) Chauncey Martin (1939) Scott Guldin (1984-87) William Jantzen (1931-33) Zach Mottla (2011-12) Gary Krieg (1973) Luke McAvoy (2014) Craig Hendrickson (1988-90) Matt Krueger (2006) Bob Nevin (1944) Bill Kuusisto (1938-40) Jeff Moritko (1980-81) Bill Hjortaas (1991) David Kuchar (1980-81) Eric Peterson (1980) William Laakso (1967-68) Jerry Mulready (1941-42) Ed Kafka (1935-37) Michael Kurus (1991) Todd Peterson (1981) Dick Leversee (1943) Curtis Nelson (1969) Tom Lavaty (1968-70) Richard Lee (1943) Jerome Rau (1952-54) Kurt Mangum (1979) Ed Olson (1978) Kevin Naddy (1975-76) Gordon Lindgren (1951-52) Steve Recksiedler (1988-89) Terence Maus (1960) Nick Peterson (1988-92) Ed Olson (1979-82) Roger Martin (1955-56) Bob Sanders (1940-42) Jeff Moritko (1983-84) Daniel Powers (1959) Ed Olson Jr. (2010-13) Paul Nanasi (1973) John Stark (1927) Roland Mudd (1961) Mike Pryor (1982-84) Tommy Olson (2014) Mike Nicholson (2001-05) Paul Tollefson (1970-72) Vern Oech (1934-35) Mike Rapko (1943) Maurice Paulsen (1958) Don Nolander (1940-42) Don Twedell (1938-39) Wayne Pike (1972) Bob Roetman (1947-49) Dick Potvin (1932-34) Dean Odegard (1957-60) John Walsh (1966-67, 69) Roger Plath (1974-75) Ryan Roth (1997-2001)

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n All-Time Numbers Charles Schultz (1935-38) Jim Perkins (1973) David Vertin (1990) Peter Bergman (1960) #75 Bryan Suess (1987-88) James Ronan (1974) David Wells (1948) Joe Bjorklund (2012-) Al Blom (1951-52) Richard Sullivan (1964-65) Mark Setterstrom (2002-05) John Bush (1956) David Jerry Ekberg (1948-50) George Svendsen (1934) Marty Stein (1975-79) #71 Matt Carufel (2009-10) Daryl Foster (1959) Alva Tabor (1945) Peter Svien (1988) Selmar Anderson (1934) Steve Dowzak (1973-75) Bill Freimuth (1934-35) Jim Tallman (1993-94, 1996) Bob Sweiger (1939-41) Keith Ballard (1989-92) Bill Foss (1952) Dean Giddings (1946) Nedward Tavale (2005-09) E. Edgard Ukkelberg (1927) Kurt Bankson (1978-81) Gilbert Gaarder (1944) Brien Harvey (1973-76) John Thesinga (1957) Robert Wiley (1932-33) Ed Bannon (1939) Mark Hebenstreit (1976) Ernie Heifort (2012-13) Ryan Tiaden (1995) Larry Wood (1971-72) John Baudler (1964) Steve Heston (1977) Dave Herbold (1956-58) James Wooley (1935) Bob Brody (1940) Kris Hoffarth (1995-97) Jerry Hermann (1966) #67 Gann Brooks (1993-96) Richard Johnson (1955) Otis Hudson (2005-07) Harold Almquist (1927) #69 Greg Cardelli (1975) Lavern Knaape (1943) Gary Isakson (1988, 1990-91) Toby Anderson (1992-95) Thomas Brown (1958-60) Dick Danowski (1937) Charles Kubes (1950, 53-54) Todd Jesewitz (1992-95) Scott Annexstad (1982) Jeremiah Carter (1998-2002) Robert Frisbee (1960) Dan Liimata (1986-89) Robert Johnson (1958-59) John Baudler (1965) William Christison (1966-69) Gene Fritz (1946-49) Jon Lilleberg (1981-85) Steve Kereakos (1960-61) Brian Bobek (2014-) James Elizondo (1993-97) Todd Goettsche (1976-77) Erik Lindgren (1994) Darroel Knoerr (1927) Jim Boo (1950-52) Martin Falk (1939) Brandon Hall (2002) David Lothner (1961) Jake Kuppe (1998-2002) Dave Burkholder (1955-58) Mike Falls (1953-55) Keith Hall (1974) Pat McGrath (1971) James Leslie (1962) Tom Develice (1997) Paul Faust (1962) Ron Hansen (1951-54) Jason Meinke (2006-08) Carl Magnusson (1938-39) Steve Dimmel (1969) Michael Gerlach (1963) Richard Holmstrom (1966-67) Brian Moss (2003-05) Dennis Maloney (1970-72) Bill Dunn (1972-73) Todd Grevious (1990-92) Jon Jacoby (1957-59) Jan Nelson (1968) Eldred Miller (1936) Carl Ekberg (1940-42) Wade Haapajoki (1995) Lawrence Johnson (1927) Leo Nomellini (1946-50) Paul Mitchell (1940-43) Richard Enderle (1966-68) Don Holker (1947-46) Brian Kielbasa (1986-88) Mark Owens (1978-79) Don Nickelson (1945) Tom Fitzpatrick (1979) John Jakel (2004-07) James Krause (1963) Win Pedersen (1936-39) Brad Odegard (1977) Robert Hagemeister (1952-54) Lloyd Johnson (1927) Howard Langpap (1943) Steve Puk (1982) John Olsonoski (1980) Bryson Hollimon (1975-77) Kelvin Kleber (1956-58) Robert Lenon (1961) Josh Rawlings (1999) Fred Orgas (1978) Syrus Johnson (1937-39) John Kulbitski (1936-38) Stan Lundgren (1932-33) Albert Richmond (1970) Mike Praus (1982-83) Rubin Juster (1943-44) Arthur Layton (1989) Chris Mensen (2005-08) Charles Judd Ringer (1945) Mike Pryor (1981) Andrew Lawrence (1990-91) Jim McAlpine (1961) Kyle McAvoy (2014) Robert Rogers (1990-93) Lance Sannes (2003-04) James Lennon (1986-89) Martin McCabe (1985-88) Monte Miller (1956-55) Donald Rosen (1963-65) John Schlecht (1997) Dick Maas (1980-81) Art Meadowcroft (1974-75) Glen Nurkka (1954) Bill Ryan (1951-52) Jon Staebler (1963-65) Herbert Marshall (1964) Jack Mertes (1952-51) James O'Brien (1969-70) Sylvester Schnickels (1934-35) Terry Thomton (1979) Mark McElroy (2000-03) J. Bernie Nelson (1940-42) R. Olson (1935) Jan Schwartz (1962) Troy Turek (1996) Robert McNeil (1958-61) Kent Penovich (1976-80) Lawrence Olsonoske (1945) Arthur Smith (2000) Erle Ukkelberg (1954-55) Bob Mealey (1946-50) William Proffitt (1932-34) Maurice Paulsen (1959) Rene Ulloa (1980) Terry Villella (1984) Victor Pedersen (1945) Phil Rader (1943) Randall Pelphrey (1982) Mike Welch (1940-42) James Wrobel (1967-69) Gene Rabel (1962-63) Gary Reierson (1964) Perry Pickerign (1986) John Williams (1967) Percy Zachary (1952) Matt Reem (1991) Phil Ryan (1944) Dave Simonson (1971-73) Mike Wright (1957-59) Whitman Rork (1934-36) Clayton Scheuer (1970-72) Joe Stepanek (1984-85) #76 Rich Roste (1974) Joseph Shields (1945) Ryan Thorman (1997-2000) #74 Dominic Alford (2007-10) Joe Swanson (2004-05) Pat Soland (1931) Nick Tymoszewicz (1968) Robert Almer (1952, 1954) Frank Brixius (1957-60) Allen Teeter (1931) Scott Tessier (1981-84) Manly Wilcox (1941-42) Toby Anderson (1991) Barton Buetow (1971) Nick Weber (2007-08) Barry Yagodich (1965) Jeff Wills (2009-10) Jeff Baldauf (1993-97) George Collias (1950) Ray Willahan (1932-33) Doug Bostrum (1949) John Cranston (1969-70) Ivan Zubar (1985) #70 #72 Kim Budish (1972) Darrell Cunningham (1991-93) Kay Andersen (1943) Robert Bedney (1965-67) Carleton Carlson (1955-57) Dave Drill (1951-52) #68 Clinton Andrus (1952-54) Frank Brown (1943) Mark Drabczak (1987-90) Walt Edwards (1944, ’46-48) George Adzick (1946) Philip Bengtson (1932-34) Lawrence Buhler (1936-38) Richard Erdall (1951) Carl Eller (1961-63) Jon Albrecht (1994) Thomas Bracher (1966-67) Ken Dallafior (1978-79) Kenneth George (1969) Dave Erickson (1997) Bob Anderson (1983) Dave Butler (1955) Scott Farnes (1977) Gale Gillingham (1964-65) James Fulgham (1964-65) Fred Auclair (1970) Brian Carey (1997-99) Michael Goldberg (1968-70) Paul Gorgos (1959) Jim Gail (1994-96) Robert Bethke (1967-68) Joe Christopher (1981) Steve Haney (1974-76) Adam Haayer (1998-2000) George Gibson (1927) John Bonner (1942) Steve Cunningham (1975-76, Matt Herkenhoff (1971-73) Jim Haley (1947) Jimmy Gjere (2011) Chris Bunders (2008-11) ‘78-79) John Holm (1949) Dan Jones (1985) Todd Hallstrom (1979-82) Derek Burns (1997-2001) Sean Ferguson (2011) Bill Johnson (1942) Ezell Jones (1966-68) Charles Heimark (1942) Rene Capo (1980-82) Mike Giovinetti (1991-95) Ed Johnson (1948) Alan Keim (1981) Bob Hobert (1954-56) Chris Connor (1969) Ross Indica (1960-61) Leslie Knudsen (1932-34) Joe Kotval (1970) George Holm (1949-50) Alan D'Jock (1993) Scott Irwin (1971-73) James Krohn (1962-64) David Larson (1973-76) Bill Humphries (1978) James Dropp (1964-66) Harry Kasten (1950) Roy Lilja (1945) Dick Lawrence (1945) Ronald Kamzelski (1966-68) Jewhan Edwards (2008-10) John Kelly (1980-81) Thomas Loechler (1959-61) Art Layton (1991-92) Andy Kratochvil (1990) Burnham Elton (1951-54) Jim Krause (1965) George MacKinnon (1927) Marek Lenkiewicz (2011-14) Leonard Levy (1939-41) Gene English (1943) Erik Larson (1996-2000) BRONKO NAGURSKI (1927-29) Karl Mecklenburg (1981-82) Steven Mayle (1987-88) Casey Fron (1962) Dick Luckemeyer (1942) Warren Plunkett (1939-41) Rian Melander (2001-04) Matt McIntosh (1999-03) Everett Gerths (1956-59) Pat McCullough (1974) George Prest (1946) Dick Nelson (1944) Bill Miller (1973) Gary Hadd (1984-87) Todd Meisel (2005-07) Russell J. Reed (1951-52) Urban Odson (1938-41) Jeff Morrow (1974-77) Isaac Hayes (2014-) Louis Midler (1935-37) Alonzo Smith (1953) Don Ogren (1943) Allen Rork (1936-38) Dave Herbold (1955) Dick Mundinger (1951-52) Loren Solberg (1954) Pat Paquette (1977) Clint Schmidt (1991) William Herzog (1959) Fred Nord (1962-64) Tom Wainright (1944) Ryan Ruckdashel (2006-09) Richard Smith (1934-35) Howard Kroll (1931) Arnold Osmundson (1957-59) Gerald Wallin (1955-59) Jan Schwantz (1963) Robert Swisher (1953) Arthur Layton (1988) Mike Piel (1982-83) Russ Wile (1935) Joe Silovich (1942) Norries Wilson (1983-86) Marvin LeVoir (1936-38) Les Pulkrabek (1927) *NOTE: Number 72 was re- Ray Trampe (1934-35) Vinnie Xanthos (1997) Erik Lindgren (1995-96) Dale Pulver (1945-46) tired Oct. 27, 1979, in honor Anthony Tyskiewicz (1962) John Lundquist (1944-45) Joseph Quinn (2001-03) of Bronko Nagurski. James Wheeler (1960-61) #77 Jim McAlpine (1963) C. Judd Ringer (1938-41) Dick Williams (1958) Matt Anderle (2001) John Mulvena (1960-61) John Selvestra (1986-90) #73 Anthony Wozniak (1978-79) Jim Boo (1952) Prince Pearson (1990-92) Stephen Thompson (1968-70) Jay Anderson (1969) Ziemer (1927) Tony Brinkhaus (2004-07) Gaylord Perkins (1947) Mike Turgeon (1985) John Baudler (1966) Foster Bush (2012-)

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n All-Time Numbers Sam Clicquennoi (1989) Wally Kersten (1980-81) Nick Hart (2014) David Lothner (1960) Morrie Miller (1963) Chuck Dellago (1942, ’46-47) Ronald Klick (1966-67) George Hicks (1942) Keith Matthews (2000) Mark Moore (1938-40) Edward Duren (1965-67) Darell Kuehnel (1951) Jon Jacoby (1956) Da’Jon McKnight (2008-09) Ray Parson (1968-69) Dennis Fitzpatrick (1975-77) James Long (1964) Ed Johnson (1950) Mark Merrill (1973) Don Philbrook (1962) Wells Greeley (1974) Jim Lushine (1939-42) Kent Kromer (1955) Dave Myers (1954-56) Lincoln Plsek (2012-) Pat Hau (1995-99) Vincent Marcozzi (1960-61) Jeffrey Lotz (1968) Zed Ostenso (1968) Scott Puchtel (1927) Kenneth Haycraft (1927) Trevor McCulloch (2002-04) Richard Miller (1957-58) Aaron Petersen (1996) Chad Redmann (2001-02) John Krol (1971-73) Bob Novotny (1945) Mike O’Bradovich (1940-41) Scott Puchtel (1974-75) Mark Schwartze (1971) John Kutscheid (1943-45) Gary Paul (1955) Earl Ohlgren (1937-39) Dale Rappana (1944-45) John Shannon (1970) Charles Lindekugel (1948) Jonah Pirsig (2013-) Jack Park (1959-61) Myron Rognlie (1961-63) Jerry Snyder (1956) Richard Miller (1960) Brian Quinn (1983) Rob Pinkston (1983-84) William Sausen (1964) Mark Vonderhaar (1981) Steve Myhra (1953) Paul Rader (1943) Jarod Posthumus (2003-05) David Shoemaker (1989) Richard Warren (1961) McKinley Nash (1978-79) Alvin Ray Hawes (1970) John Purmort (1954) Ossie Trooien (1942) Leonard Wilson (1945) John Noe (1984) Perry Rhodus (1958) John Rabe (2011-12) Harold Van Every (1937-39) Kenneth Wold (1960) Pat O’Brien (1990-94) Dennis Ryan (1985) Robert Rutford (1952-54) Johnny Woodson (1994-95) Ken Wypyszynski (1976-77) Craig Paulson (1981-83) Keith Simons (1972-75) Kelly A. Seibert (1981) Josh Plisch (2000) Jeff Snodgrass (1977-79) Craig Seiffert (1982) #84 #86 Helge Pukema (1937-41) Matt Stommes (2008-09) Randall Sonnenfeld (1976-80) Norman Aamlie (1955) Tom Anderson (1996) Ron Raveling (1949-52) Mike Sunvold (1986-90) Ralph Spry (2007-08) George Boerner (1939) Jeff Anhorn (1975-77, 1979) Norman Sixta (1955-58) Gary Turnwall (1963) Leonard Walsh (1927) Tom Cates (1943-45) Robert Bruggers (1963-65) Milt Sunde (1961-63) Theron von Behren (1996-98) Zach Vevea (1997-2001) Roger French (1951-52) Bart Buetow (1969-70) John Thompson (1968-70) Bruce Hammond (1956-59) Grant Carter (1997-2000) Trint Trip (1985-88) #80 #82 Alex Hass (1995-99) Dan Christensen (1971-74) Ed Widseth (1934-36) Skeeter Akre (1987-90) Cliff Anderson (1940-42) Donald Haugo (1969) Robert Collison (1943) Rollie Williams (1959) Don Anderson (1947-48) A.J. Barker (2010-12) Mark Hoffman (1962) Anthony Davis (1978) Xzavian Brandon (2008-09) Richard Bassett (1962-63) Aaron Hosack (2002-03) Karl Deppe (1945) #78 John Campbell (1960-62) Greg Baumhauer (1988) Michael Hunt (1974-77) Tiree Eure (2010) Ade Adeshina (1994) Charles Carlson (1945) Kirk Behrendt (1989) Robert Jacobson (1953) Thomas Hall (1959-61) Joe Ainslie (2003-06) Curt Clausen (1984-85) Joe Blake (1983) Victor Keise (2010-13) Todd Hallstrom (1981) Jon Albrecht (1995-98) Devin Crawford-Tufts (2011-12) Marc Cheatham (2007) Ken Kephart (1970, 1972-73) Shaun Jackson (1990-92) Jack Babcock (1971) Omar Douglas (1991-93) Bruce Corey (1944) Kent Kramer (1963-65) Delbert Jessen (1966-68) Bobby Bell (1960-62) Stan Drew (1974) Lonnie Farrow (1979-82) Mike Long (1991-92) Tommy Leavitt (2004) Bob Bjorklund (1938-40) Kevin Hamm (1969-71) Kenneth Fischman (1953) Justin Malvick (1993-94) Ed Lechner (1939-41) McKinley Boston (1965-67) Brent Harms (1977) Jerry Friend (1957-59) James McNeely (1954) Brandon Lingen (2014-) John Carlson (1949-52) Lloyd Henrickson (1951-52) Tristan Grigsby (1993) Art Mulvey (1927) Dave Lothner (1962) Anthony Dabruzzi (1999) Don Johansen (1949-50) Nathan Harlan (1945) Jerry Nowell (1941) Justin Malvick (1993-34) Ken Dallafior (1980-81) Elvin Jones (1997-2000) Kurt Hoolm (1974) Craig Otto (1985-88) Philip McElroy (1951-54) Russell Delgener (1993-94) Tom Juhl (1954-56) Charlie Horton (1984) Logan Payne (2004-06) Dwayne McMullen (1980) Jerry Friend (1959) Adam Kelly (1983) Lyle Hubbard (1955) Todd Peterson (1978) Malcolm Moulton (2011) James Fulgham (1963) Warren Kilbourne (1938) Dave Johns (1972) Richard Riedberger (1960) Matthew Nolan (1944) Bob Graiziger (1943-45) Bruce Kottom (1975) Kyle Kramer (1990-92) Scott Stauffacher (1981) Dick Plunkett (1942) James W. Greeley (1972-73) Paul Kratochvil (1994-96) Kent Kromer (1956) Robert Stein (1966-68) Troy Reilly (2005-06) Landan Hagert (1985) Ric Lager (1976) Kurt Mangum (1977) Moses Taylor (1990) Kenneth Schultz (1956-59) Ted Harrison (1989-92) Charles Litten (1966-68) Hilding Mattson (1937-39) Dave Thomas (1942) Smith (1927) Pat Hart (1984, 1986-88) Clarence McGeary (1946) Del May (1951) Jimmy Thompson (2008) Gary Spakosky (1955) Alvin Hawes (1968-69) Thomas Moe (1957-59) Jeff McCarron (1971) Mark Vanderwoude (1984) Kevin Starks (1982-85) Gordon Holz (1952-54) Howard Parkinson (1939) Roger Michalski (1965-66) Craig Wacholz (1991) Pat Tingelhoff (1986-90) Ben Lauer (2013-) Bob Pringle (1944) Greg Murtha (1975-76) Joe Weipert (1980-83) Tony Vann (1995) James Leslie (1964) John Rajala (1963-65) David Nixon (1967, 1969) Trey Whitson (1989) Ted Wojcik (1938) Steve Midboe (1975-77) Chad Redmann (2003-04) Mike Orman (1964) Russ Wile (1937-38) Woodrow Nold (1934-35) Frank Rog (1952-54) Matt Reem (1994-95) John Wood (1979) #87 Ryan Orton (2007-11) Jack Simmons (2005-07) Theodore Rude (1960-61) John Abrahmson (1974) Howard Parkinson (1937) Jeff Smith (1972) Robert Schneider (1943) #85 Clint Andrus (1951) Terrence Roberson (1982) Derek Stern (1981-82) Ben Utecht (1999-03) Jack Adams (1941) Bill Baumgartner (1940-42,’46) Mark Slater (1974) John Townley (1940-42) Greg Veldman (1978) Jason Bruce (1984) Tim Browne (1970-71) Ed Trumper (1941-42) Van Miller (1978) Bo Wasurick (1996-98) Richard Buendorf (1987) Donald Bunge (1943) Mike Weinzierl (1978-79) George Washington (1973) James Wheeler (1959) Jerry Carle (1942) Mike Curtis (1978-82) Ricky Wymer (2000-01) Reed Wiecks (1979) Ernie Wheelwright (2004-05) Pat Crist (1973-75) Rick Dahlson (1977) Frank Youso (1955-58) John Williams (1985-87) Chester Durda (1951-52) Eric Dalen (1990-94) #81 Drew Wolitarsky (2013-) Adam Galbreath (2003-04) Calvin Davis (1947-48) #79 Bryant Allen (2009-10) Bill Gilchrist (1937) Troy Duerr (1995-98) Todd Bauman (1969, 1971) Duke Anyanwu (2013-) #83 Paul Hopewell (1988-91) Gaelin Elmore (2014-) Steve Bisch (1982) Ronald Austin (1964) Jerry Bevan (1965-66) Ken Hughes (1980) Dick Fairchild (1956) Ed Buckingham (1956-57) Ed Bahr (1986-87) Glenn Bourquin (1976-79) Mike Johnson (1996) Ken Fischman (1955) Stavros Canakes (1949, 52-54) Dave Blanchard (1949-50) Steve Cambrice (1990-92) Richard Johnson (1958-59) Fritz Grewing (1938-39) Steve Carlson (1984) Robert Brothen (1965-67) Jay Carroll (1980-83) Franz Koeneke (1953-55) Tyler Johnson (2000) Conrad Cooper (1927) Jason Brouwer (1988-90) Spencer Dettman (1997-99) Eric Lair (2008-11) John Kapotas (1952-54) Matt DeGeest (2005-07) James Brunzell (1969-70) Jared Ellerson (2002-05) Rob LaRue (1997-99) Michael Kasten (2006) Mark Desimone (1981) Kim Budish (1973) Conrad Emerson (1940) Kenny Last (1964-66) Tom Krueger (1949-50) Harold Drescher (1954) Chris Coyer (1974-75) Don Fergen (1943) Tony Levine (1992-95) Dan Kwapinski (1999-03) Chris Fowlkes (1991-95) Dorian Dehnel (1996) Ed Flaherty (1951) Fred Madsen (1943-44) Victor Kulbitski (1945) Frank Frye (1962) Keith Dimmy (1995) Perry Gehring (1957-59) Al Maeder (1927) Richard Larson (1957-60) John Harris (1968) Ivan Doseff (1945) Drew Goodger (2011-14) Jim Marcella (1978) Meeks (1927) Robert Heel (1937) Daniel Drexler (1962-63) Jon Jellum (1993) Steven Mayle (1985-86) Rudy Monson (1984) Bob Hoel (1935-36, 1938) Scott Finley (1971-72) Tim Juneau (1984, 1986-87) Greg McCoy (1982-83) Kyle Moore (2007-08) Bob Jensen (1944) Bill Foss (1951-52) John Kelly (1959) Bob McNamara (1952) Greg Mulligan (1985) Aristides Kereakos (1959) Lewis Garrison (1991-94) Doug Kingsriter (1969-72) George Meissner (1957) Sahr Ngekia (2013)

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n All-Time Numbers Jim Peterson (1944) Drew Dehnicke (1997-2000) Leston Simpson (2010-11) #96 #99 Kevin Salmen (2001-05) Frykman (1927) Harvey Solon (1945) Andy Austin (1995) John Abrahamson (1976-77) Charles Sanders (1966-67) Paul Glanton (1972-74) Bryan Suess (1986) Glenn Bourquin (1975) Anthony Aitkin (1994) William Steinbauer (1968-69) Norman Hanley (1943) Alex Svedarsy (1987) Jason Brouwer (1987) Ogun Akbar (1992-93) Leonard Stream (1963-64) Austin Hahn (2010-11) Terry Turek (1980-81) Tim Burt (1945) Matt Anderle (1997-00) Zane Whitson (1988) Ed Hawthorne (1990-94) Theron von Behren (1995) Mark DeSimone (1982-83) Tom Bienemann (1970) Ron Wrobel (1972-73,’75-76) Ray Henderson (2007-09) Thomas Weisbrod (1953) Earl Eli (1941) Garrett Brown (2006-09) Bob Yurick (1986-89) Jim Jewett (1942) Maurice White (2000) Melvin Ferguson (1981) Kraig Hackbarth (1988-91) Ray Zitzloff (1961-62) Neil Litman (1939-41) Irwin Forseth (1972) Ra’Shede Hageman (2010-13) Dominic Mancuso (1955) #93 Adam Haayer (1996-97) Damian Haye (2001-02) #88 Curtis Mayfield (1969-71) Ken Anderson (1975) Curtis Hughes (2007-08) Vincent Hypolite (1995-96) Chester Anderson (1964-66) Bob McNamara (1951-52) Dick Andolshek (1971) Brandon Kirksey (2008-11) Jimmie James (1982) Scooter Baugus (1998-2002) Hudson Mealey (1945) Steve Bisch (1978-81) Walter Kozak (1942) Duane Jurgens (1979) Jeff Brewer (1970-71) Dave Mills (1954) Earl Brink (1944) George Langenberg (1927) Lawrence Kaplan (1985) Earl Bruhn (1945) Dave Moodie (1975) William Brody (2006) Sam Logan (2001-03) Jerry Keeble (1983) Ted Burke (1967) Dick Mundinger (1949-50) Andre Davis (1990-92) Jon Michals (1995) John Larson (1974) Bronka Danguvich (1938) Fred Orgas (1979-82) Brandon Harston (2001-02) Kevin Naddy (1974) Keith Lipka (2003-05) Michael Dean (1992) Demaris Peppers (2014-) Kevin Holmes (1993-95) Dave Ramlet (2013) Richard Maas (1979) Andrew Geer (1927) Dick Peot (1946-48) Bob House (1976-77) Steven Richardson (2014-) Larry Marko (1979) Bill Gladwin (1939-41) Theodore Rude (1959) Terry Hrycak (1985-88) Jeff Schuh (1978-80) Pat McCullough (1973) Craig Graffunder (1981) Dyron Russ (1995) M.M. Johnson (1927) Tim Setterquist (1970) Bill Patterson (1975) Bruce Holmes (1982-86) Mike Skorich (1957) Bill Maxe (1945) Matt Stommes (2006-07) Tom Sapp (1978) Ryan Hubbard (1993-97) Ross Ukkelberg (1984-88) Curtis Nelson (1968) Kevin Sutton (1988-89) Craig Schleisman (1979) John Huber (1944) Shawn O’Brien (1989) Dave Sykora (1998-2000) Andrew Stelter (2014-) Paul Kenady (1968) #91 Derrick Onwuachi (2007-09) Steve Thompson (1984-86) John Westrum (1945) Collin McGarry (2008-11) John Abramson (1975) Ben Perry (2011-14) Steve Werner (1976) Scott Williams (1991) Art Meadowcroft (1972-73) Dan Adams (1971-73) Charles Sandberg (1941) Todd Wolkow (1990-94) George Meissner (1958-59) Angvik (1927) John Schlecht (1998-2000) Bob Ziegler (1977) NOTE: Numbers are Mark Merrill (1975-77) Nick Battaglia (1991) Don Schmeckpepper (1943) from 1926-27, 1931-2008. Jerald Moore (1988-90) Raymond Baylor (1994-97) Nhemie Theodore (2004-05) #97 Athletes must have seen game Tom Murphy (1978-79) Charles Collins (1988) Gregg Wilson (1972-74) Ray Ammentorp (1952-53) action to be listed. Craig Paulson (1980) Jeff Denny (1979-80) Jude Wimberger (1996-97) William Christison (1966-69) Robert Prawdzik (1960-62) Bill Dukin (1944) Ivan Zubar (1982-83) Scott Ekpe (2012-) Micah Rucker (2003-05) Gary Durand (1970) Jerome Elliott (1996) William Sausen (1963) Verne Gagne (1943) #94 Dean Fiene (1978) Robert Schmidt (1955-58) Craig Graffunder (1982-84) Andy Austin (1994) Bob Graiziger (1942) James Soltau (1951-54) K. Gregory-McGhee (2010-11) Maurice Buchanan (2002-05) Richard Holmstrom (1968) David Vertin (1991) Russ Heath (1990-93) Jim Bruton (1965) Anthony Jacobs (2008-11) Lamanzer Williams (1993) Gordon Holz (1951) Willie Dyson (2006-07) Mark Losli (2001-05) Maxx Williams (2013-14) Jimmie James (1981) Steve Gibbons (1984-85) Doug McClosky (1983) Dale Johannsen (1956) Todd Hallstrom (1978) Ben Mezera (1997-2000) #89 Alex Keith (2012-13) Bob Hanzlik (1945) Darryl Mia (1979-81) Duane Anderson (1945) Kevin Kellin (1978) Doug Hoefer (1990-93) Travis Mitchell (1984) Mel Anderson (1983-86) Robert McLeod (1953) Kevin Kellin (1979-82) Steve Neils (1971-73) Aaron Brown (1963-65) Todd Meisel (2003-04) Ric Lager (1977) Alton Oster (1927) Robert Deegan (1958-61) Steve Midboe (1974) Harold Legania (2012-14) Shawn Reed (1982) Patt Evans (1990-91) Richard Lee Miller (1959) Don Meyer (1976) Steve Rhodus (1985-87) Jim Fahnhorst (1977-81) Todd Miteness (1987) Josh Rawlings (1995-98) Bob Runkel (1945) Keith Fahnhorst (1971-73) Mike Nielson (1977) Robertson (1927) Carl Selmer (1943-44) Dan Gitlewski (1999) Mark Owens (1976) Lynn Sandberg (1943) Bob Smith (1939-41) Ernie Heifort (2013) Charles Pearson (1957) Antoine Simpson (1994) Scott Stauffacher (1982) Mark Hendricks (1974) Karon Riley (1998-2000) Bill Sims (1972-75) Steve Stewart (1974-77) Matt Herkenhoff (1970) Bob Sandberg (1941-42) Chris Smith (1999) Trevor Walker (1990-94) Logan Hutton (2012) Gordon Sullivan (1945) Bob Sparks (1944) Ricky Williams (1988-89) Jon Jelacic (1955-57) Jeff Sunvold (1985-86) Mac Stephens (1986-89) Erik Yates (1995) Ron Johnson (1998) Willie VanDeSteeg (2005-08) Dick Wildung (1940-42) Barrett Moen (2007-09) #98 George Path (1941-42) #92 #95 William Aldworth (1941-44) Brad Putnam (1997) John Babcock (1969-70) Bergquist (1927) Neel Allen (2004-07) Luke Rader (1943) William Brody (2006-08) Jerry Bevan (1964) Michael Amaefula (2011-14) Tom Riley (1938-40) Mike Byrne (1972-74) Alan Blanshan (1976-79) Mike Cernoch (1996-2000) Ronald Smith (1951, 1953-54) Mark Darden (1983) Anthony Bryant (1988-91) Chris Connor (1970) Matt Spaeth (2003-06) Steve Davis (2005-06) Anthony Burke (1983-86) John Cranston (1968) Bob Stassen (1944) Matt DeGeest (2004) Hendrick Ekpe (2013-) Anthony Davis (1979-82) Shane Strain (1988-89) Ryan Domin (2001-02) Ralph Green (1992-95) Mark Desimone (1984) Mark Tangen (1992-96) Troy Duerr (1994) Brandon Harston (2000) Bob Ferm (1945) Steve Tobin (1975-77) Harris (1927) Mark Hebenstreit (1975) Ted Harrison (1988) Leon Trawick (1967-69) Roland Johnson (2012-13) Antonio Horton (1980-81) Ivan Jankovic (1995) Joe Vigil (1981) Andy Kratochvil (1991-93) Joe Lauterbach (1940-42) Al Markert (1949-50) John Kuduk (1975-77, 1979) Tony Levine (1991) Jon Melander (1985-87) #90 Dick Maas (1982) Fred Loewen (1972-73) Gene Raiche (1971-72) Tony Aitkin (1996) Ron Mertz (1988-90) Sean McWhirter (2007) Antoine Richard (1994) Mark Allison (1976-78) Darryl Mia (1978) Jon Michals (1996-99) Jim Ronan (1976-78) Marlin Amos (1956) Robert Ndondo-Lay (2014-) Anthony Montgomery (2002-05) Eric Small (2008-09) Rudie Brandstrom (1944) Rick Roth (1984) James O’Brien (1968) Jeff Smith (1973-75) Chip Brixius (1989) Dyron Russ (1996-99) Tom Reinhardt (1943-45) Andrew Veit (1990-93) Eric Clark (2003-06) Rudolph Sikich (1941, 1944) D.L. Wilhite (2009-12) Dean Widseth (1946-48)

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n Academic Awards ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN A-B Chris Fowlkes, OL, 1992-95 Ben Lauer, OL, 2013 S-T Akeem Akinwale, OL, 1999-2001 Mike Frankberg, QB, 2007 Mitch Leidner, QB, 2013-14 Ryan Santoso, K, 2014 Mike Albert, K, 2000 Isaac Fruechte, WR, 2013 Grayson Levine, DB, 2012-13 Shady Salamon, RB, 2009-11 Michael Amaefula, DE, 2012-14 Tony Levine, WR, 1994-95 Lance Sannes, OT, 2002 Matt Anderle, DT, 1998 G-I Bill Light, LB, 1970 Craig Sauer, LB, 1993-95 Paul Anderson, OL, 1986 Perry Gehring, OL, 1956-58 Dan Liimatta, OL, 1987-89 Cory Sauter, QB, 1994-97 Joey Balthazor, LB, 2012 Jimmy Gjere, OL, 2011 Dan LiSanti, DB, 1991-92, 94 Scott Schaffner, QB, 1989-91 Cole Banham, RB, 2013-14 Luke Glime, OL, 1994 Mark Losli, DE, 2002-05 David Schwerman, K, 2010-12 John Baumgartner, FB, 1954 Drew Goodger, TE, 2012-14 Adam Lueck, QB, 2010-11 Jerome Shetler, OL, 1959 Brendan Beal, LB, 2012 Brody Grandas, SS, 2006 Mike Maciejowski, QB, 2008 John Shevlin, LB, 2005-07 Alex Bisch, TE, 2012-14 Ryan Grant, LB, 2009, 2012 KJ Maye, WR, 2013 Marcus Sherels, DB, 2007-09 Joe Bjorklund, OL, 2012-14 Jason Green, DL, 2001 Barry Mayer, HB, 1968-70 Steve Shidell, OT, 2005-07 Alan Blanshan, DL, 1979 Preston Gruening, P, 1999-2002 Jephte Matilus, LB, 2012-13 Max Shortell, QB, 2012 Brian Bobek, OL, 2014 Jeff Gunderson, DL, 1973 Kyle McAvoy, OL, 2014 Jack Simmons, TE, 2006-08 Briean Boddy-Calhoun, DB, 2013-14 Jason Hagman, CB, 1997-98 Luke McAvoy, OL, 2014 Dominique Sims, FS, 2001-04 Dick Borstad, FB, 1955, 1957 Austin Hahn, DT, 2010 Pat McCarthy, LB, 2003-05 Eric Small, DL, 2008-09 Cameron Botticelli, DL, 2011-14 Justin Hall, WLB, 1998-99 Colin McGarry, TE, 2009-11 Chris Smith, LB, 1994 Luke Braaten, LB, 1996-99 Austin Hahn, DL, 2011 Robert McGarry, LS, 2005-07 Matt Spaeth, TE, 2003-06 Jack Brewer, FS/WR, 1999, 2001 Ben Hamilton, C, 2000 Ken McClintock, RB, 1991 Joel Staats, LB, 1989-91 Tony Brinkhaus, OL, 2005-07 Brent Harms, DL, 1980-81 Erin McManus, PK, 1997 Bob Stein, DL, 1966-68 Chip Brixius, OL, 1991 Tyler Hartmann, FB, 2014 Karl Mecklenburg, DL, 1982 Eric Stenzel, DE, 2003 Frank Brixius, OL, 1960 Fred Hartwig, SE, 1983 Todd Meisel, DT, 2005-07 Matt Stommes, OL, 2007-09 William Brody, DE, 2008 Brien Harvey, OL, 1976 Chris Mensen, OL, 2008 Bob Stroup, FB, 1982 Garrett Brown, DT, 2007 Pat Hau, OG, 1996 Jon Melander, OL, 1989 Chris Streveler, QB, 2014 R.J. Buckner, DB, 2007 Chase Haviland, DB, 2011 Andy Merrill, LB, 2001 Milt Sunde, OL, 1963 Bart Buetow, OL, 1971 Chris Hawthorne, K, 2012-13 Gabe Mezzenga, FB, 2013 Mike Svendsen, OL, 1957-58 Brad Bultman, C, 2006 Isaac Hayes, OL, 2014 Barrett Moen, DL, 2007-09 Pat Sveum, LB, 2010-11 Derek Burns, OL, 1999-2001 Ernie Heifort, TE/OL, 2013 Joel Monroe, K, 2007-08 Tyson Swaggert, C, 2003-06 D.J. Burris, OL, 2007-10 Mike Henry, FB, 2011-13 Steven Montgomery, DB, 2012 Dave Sykora, DT, 1999 Foster Bush, OL, 2012-14 Brent Herbel, P, 1986-89 Steve Moore, LB, 2006-07 Stan Sytsma, DL, 1977-78 Peter Hiestand, LB, 1992-95 Peter Mortell, P, 2012-14 Jim Tallman, LB, 1995-96 C-D Aaron Hill, LB, 2010-13 Tony Mortensen, QB, 2005, '07-08 Mark Tangen, TE, 1993 De’Vondre Campbell, 2014 Deon Hightower, LB, 2008 Mark Mullaney, LB, 2005 Kyle Theret, S, 2008 Lee Campbell, LB, 2009 Jim Hobbins, OL, 1986 Cedric Thompson, DB, 2012, 2014 Damien Cannaday, WR, 2001 Bob Hobert, RB, 1955-56 N-R Yoshoub Timmes, DL, 2013 John Carlson, LB, 2006 Jon Hoese, DB, 2008-09 Peter Najarian, LB, 1983-85 Jeff Tow-Arnett, OL, 2007-09 Jeremiah Carter, OT, 2002 Chris Holden, LB, 2003 Philip Nelson, QB, 2013 Nick Tow-Arnett, TE, 2009 Mike Cernoch, DE, 1999-2000 Bryson Hollimon, OL, 1977 Dave Nixon, DL, 1967 Leon Trawick, DL, 1969 Mike Chalberg, K, 1993-95 Bill Humphries, OL, 1979 Dan Nystrom, K, 2002 Patrick Cheney, LB, 2005-06 Logan Hutton, WR, 2014 Damola Ogundipe, RB, 2007-08 U-Z Jon Christenson, OL, 2012-14 Justin Isom, SS, 2002-03 Ed Olson Jr., OL, 2011-13 Brock Vereen, DB, 2012-13 Theiren Cockran, DE, 2012 Tommy Olson, OL, 2012-14 Zach Vevea, TE, 1998-2001 Chris Cohen, DB, 1991 J-K Derrick Onwuachi, DE, 2007-09 Theron von Behren, DT, 1997 Ryan Coleman, LS, 2010 John Jakel, OL, 2006-07 Fred Orgas, DL, 1980-82 Eli Ward, S, 2000, 2002 Ryan Collado, DB, 2008 Noel Jenke, LB, 1968-69 Ryan Orton, OL, 2008-11 Dave Watson, DE, 1995 Justin Conzemius, DB, 1992-95 Todd Jesewitz, OL, 1993-95 Astein Osei, DE/LB, 1999-2001 Adam Weber, QB, 2007-10 Keanon Cooper, LB, 2009, 2011-12 Ron Johnson, WR, 1999 Craig Paulson, DL, 1984 Bob Weber, CB, 1976-77 Ed Cotton, FB, 2010 Ezell Jones, OL, 1967 Logan Payne, WR, 2004-06 Ben West, LB, 2001 Devin Crawford-Tufts, WR, 2012 Marcus Jones, WR, 2012-13 Jonah Pirsig, OL, 2013-14 Jordan Wettstein, K, 2011-12 Pat Cummings, RB, 1989 Rob Jones, QB, 1995-96 Lincoln Plsek, TE, 2013 Jim Wheeler, OL, 1961 Steve Davis, LB, 2006-08 Benji Kamrath, QB, 2002-03 Jarod Posthumus, TE, 2003-05 D.L. Wilhite, DE, 2009 Trey Davis, OL, 2008-09 Ron Kamzelski, DL, 1966-67 Brad Prigge, FB, 1997-99 Jim Wilkinson, SLB, 1998 Eric Decker, WR, 2006-09 Victor Keise, WR, 2013 Peter Prudden, LS, 2001-03 Maxx Williams, TE, 2013-14 Omar Douglas, WR, 1991-93 Ron King, LB, 1971 David Puk, RB, 1984-85 Parc Williams, LB, 1995-98 Judge Dickson, FB, 1961 Wayne King, LB, 1968 John Rabe, TE, 2012 Scott Williams, LS, 1995 Troy Duerr, DT, 1995 Doug Kingsriter, OL, 1972 Derek Rackley, LS, 1996-99 Chris Wipson, LB, 2014 Tony Dungy, QB, 1975-76 Donnell Kirkwood, RB, 2014 Mike Rallis, LB, 2010-12 Rick Witthus, S, 1981 Kent Kitzmann, FB, 1976 Nick Rallis, LB, 2013 Drew Wolitarsky, WR, 2014 E-F Bryan Klitzke, S, 2009-11 Dave Ramlet, LS, 2013-14 Lance Wolkow, LB, 1991-93 Shawn Ehrich, DL, 1992 Justin Kucek, P, 2008 Troy Reilly, TE, 2007 Nate Wozniak, TE, 2014 James Elizondo, OT, 1996 Ben Kuznia, WR, 2008-09 Antoine Richard, DT, 1995 Mike Wright, OL, 1959 Derrick Engel, WR, 2012-13 Dan Kwapinski, DT, 2000-03 Mike Robb, FS, 1980-81 Ryan Wynn, OL, 2008, 2010-11 Greg Eslinger, C, 2003-05 Fred Rodgers, CB, 1996 Spergon Wynn, QB, 1996 Junior Eugene, LB, 2002 L-M Jeff Rosga, DB, 1991-93 Blake Zochert, LB, 2000 Jeremy Faue, FB, 2005-06 Jason Lamers, FB, 2003-05 Ryan Roth, OG, 1998 Jake Filkins, LS, 2012-13 Ben Langford, LB, 1993-94 Ryan Ruckdashel, OG, 2006, '08-09 Dennis Fitzpatrick, OL, 1977 De’Niro Laster, LB, 2014

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n Pro Football Hall of Fame PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME The Pro Football Hall of Fame was officially opened on Sept. 7, 1963. Lo- cated in Canton, Ohio, the original two buildings that made up the Hall of Fame were 19,000-square-feet. Inducted that day were the first 17 members, including Minnesota’s Bronko Nagurski. In May of 1971, the Hall of Fame became three buildings and 34,000 total square feet that featured more space for display areas, a movie theater, gift shop and research library. Visitor attendance reached 200,000 annually for the first time that year. Today, new displays and the Game Day Stadium showing the “100-yard Universe”, BOBBY BELL — 1983 BRONKO NAGURSKI — 1963 an NFL Films production, adorn the Hall of Fame. Currently, Minnesota has six former players who are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The most recent former player, Charlie Sanders, was enshrined August 4, 2007. Nagurski is the only college player to be named a first team consensus All-American at two different positions before leading the Chicago Bears to three NFL Championships. He was inducted in 1963 as a charter member. Leo Nomellini was a three-time first team All-Big Ten player for Minnesota as well as a two-time All-American. He later went on to play for the San Francisco 49ers and played in every game of his professional career for 14 years. In 1970, he was named to the NFL’s 25th anniversary team as one of the all-time great defensive tackles. He was inducted in 1969. Bobby Bell was one of two Golden Gophers who brought the Outland LEO NOMELLINI — 1969 BUD GRANT — 1994 Trophy to the U of M during his career. Bell won the award in 1962 before guiding the Kansas City Chiefs to two Super Bowls. Bell was inducted in 1983. Bud Grant was an All-Big Ten end in 1948 and 1949 before he eventually became the head coach of the Minnesota Vikings. Grant coached the Vikings to 11 divisional titles and four Super Bowl appearances. He was enshrined in 1994. Eller was a consensus All-American in 1963 and a three-time All-Big Ten selection during his U of M career. He went on to play 16 seasons in the NFL, 15 with the Minnesota Vikings. He was a five-time All-Pro and started at defensive end in four Super Bowls for the Vikings. Sanders lettered for Minnesota in 1966 and 1967 as a tight end, earning All-Big Ten honors as a senior. He helped lead the Gophers to an 8-2 record and a share of the Big Ten title in 1967. Sanders moved to tight end as a senior where he caught 21 passes for 276 yards and two touchdowns. He was drafted by the Lions in the third round (74th overall pick) of the 1968 CHARLIE SANDERS — 2007 CARL ELLER — 2004 NFL Draft.

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n College Football Hall of Fame COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME A total of 19 former Golden Gopher players are enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame. They range from Edward L. Rogers, who scored the game- tying touchdown in the famous Little Brown Jug game against Michigan in 1903, to Bobby Bell, who brought the Outland Trophy to the University of Minnesota in 1962. Minnesota’s most recent inductee -- Sandy Stephens -- was added to the Hall of Fame in 2011. In addition, three former Minnesota coaches, Bernie Bierman, Fritz Crisler and Henry Williams, have been inducted into the Hall as well. The Hall of Fame moved to Atlanta in August, 2014. It had previously been located in South Bend, Ind. and Kings Island, Ohio. The first members of the College Football Hall of Fame were selected in 1951. Today, there are more than 1,000 players and coaches in the Hall. The Hall of Fame is a part of the National Football Foundation, which was conceived in 1947 by the late Grantland Rice. In addition to sponsoring the Hall of Fame, the Foundation has awarded more than $3 million in graduate school scholarships to college football players.

HENRY WILLIAMS BRONKO NAGURSKI BERT BASTON “FRITZ” CRISLER HERB JOESTING ED WIDSETH Coach (1900-21) Fullback, Tackle (1927-29) End (1914-16) Coach (1930-31) Fullback (1925-27) Tackle (1934-36) Inducted in 1951 Inducted in 1951 Inducted in 1954 Inducted in 1954 Inducted in 1954 Inducted in 1954

BERNIE BIERMAN DICK WILDUNG FRANCIS “PUG” LUND JOHN MCGOVERN ED ROGERS CHARLES WILKINSON Coach (1932-41, 1945-50) Tackle (1940-42) Halfback (1932-34) Quarterback (1908-10) End, Kicker (1901-03) Guard (1934-36) Inducted in 1955 Inducted in 1957 Inducted in 1958 Inducted in 1966 Inducted in 1968 Inducted in 1969

BOBBY MARSHALL BRUCE SMITH LEO NOMELLINI PAUL GIEL CLAYTON TONNEMAKER BOBBY BELL End (1904-06) Halfback (1939-41) Tackle, Guard (1947-49) Halfback (1951-53) Center (1946-49) Tackle (1960-62) Inducted in 1971 Inducted in 1972 Inducted in 1977 Inducted in 1975 Inducted in 1980 Inducted in 1991

GEORGE FRANCK TOM BROWN CARL ELLER SANDY STEPHENS Halfback (1938-40) Guard (1958-60) Guard (1961-63) Quarterback (1959-61) Inducted in 2002 Inducted in 2003 Inducted in 2006 Inducted in 2011

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n First Team All-Americans

NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS New York World Telegram HEISMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY Dick Smith T AP, UPI, New York World Telegram, 1941 Bruce Smith, HB Look Magazine Sheldon Beise HB American Sports Service, WALTER CAMP AWARD New York Daily Mirror 1953 Paul Giel, HB 1936 Ed Widseth T Collier’s/Grantland Rice, AP, INS, NEA, New York Sun, Look Magazine JOHN OUTLAND TROPHY New York Morning Telegram, 1960 Tom Brown, G Hearst, UPI, Paramount News 1962 Bobby Bell, T 1937 Ray King E Walter Camp, Look Magazine, INS 2005 Greg Eslinger, C Andy Uram FB AP 1938 Francis Twedell G AP, UPI JIM THORPE AWARD 1940 Urban Odson T Liberty 1999 Tyrone Carter, SS George Franck HB Walter Camp, Collier’s, AP, UPI, Look Magazine, Football Digest DAVE RIMINGTON TROPHY 1941 Bruce Smith HB Walter Camp, INS, Time Life, AP, 2005 Greg Eslinger, C UPI, Look Magazine Dick Wildung T Walter Camp, INS, Time Life, AP, JOHN MACKEY AWARD UPI 2006 Matt Spaeth, TE 1942 Dick Wildung T Walter Camp, AP, Stern, Collier’s/Grantland Rice, NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR Look Magazine, Sporting News 1960 Murray Warmath AFCA, FWAA 1943 Bill Daley FB Collier’s/Grantland Rice, AP 1999 Glen Mason College Football News Herb Hein E AP 2014 Jerry Kill Tom Lemming (CBS Sports Network) Paul Mitchell T Collier’s/Grantland Rice 1948 Leo Nomellini T/G Walter Camp, AP, INS, FWAA, AFCA FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS Collier’s/Grantland Rice, Year Name Pos. All-American service The Sporting News, Look Magazine, 1903 Fred Schacht T AP 1949 Leo Nomellini T/G Walter Camp, AP, Look Magazine, 1904 Moses Strathern E AP AFCA, Sporting News 1909 Johnny McGovern QB Walter Camp, Look Magazine Clayton Tonnemaker C Walter Camp, AP, FWAA, AFCA, 1910 James Walker T Walter Camp, Look Magazine Collier’s/Grantland Rice, 1913 Clark Shaughnessy FB AP Look Magazine, The Sporting News Lorin Solon E AP 1952 Paul Giel HB AP, Look Magazine, FWAA 1914 Lorin Solon E AP 1953 Paul Giel HB Walter Camp, AP, Look Magazine, 1915 Bert Baston E AP, Walter Camp, Look Magazine FWAA, AFCA Bernie Bierman FB AP 1954 Bob McNamara HB/FB AP, Look Magazine, FWAA Merton Dunningan G AP 1956 Bob Hobert T AP, Look Magazine, FWAA 1916 Bert Baston E Walter Camp, AP 1960 Tom Brown G Walter Camp, AP, Coach & Athlete, C.I. “Shorty” Long QB AP The Sporting News, NEA, UPI, AFCA, George Hauser T International News Service Look Magazine, New York News, 1917 George Hauser T AP ABC-TV, FWAA 1923 Ray Ecklund E AP 1961 Sandy Stephens QB Walter Camp, AP, UPI, Earl Martineau HB AP, Walter Camp, Look Magazine The Sporting News, AFCA, FWAA 1926 Herb Joesting FB AP, Look Magazine, Walter Camp Bobby Bell T AP, Look Magazine, FWAA, AFCA, 1927 Herb Joesting FB AP, Walter Camp The Sporting News Harold Hanson G UPI 1962 Bobby Bell T Walter Camp, Look Magazine, AFCA, 1928 George Gibson G AP, Look Magazine, Walter Camp UPI, The Sporting News, TV Guide, Kenneth Haycraft E Collier’s Weekly, Look Magazine FWAA, Williamson National Football 1929 Bronko Nagurski FB/T AP, Look Magazine Rating System, Coach & Athlete, 1931 Clarence “Biggie” Munn G AP, UPI, Look Magazine, CBS-TV, NEA Walter Camp 1963 Carl Eller T Walter Camp, UPI, AP, TV Guide, 1933 Frank “Butch” Larson E UPI, Look Magazine Look Magazine, The Sporting News, Collier’s Weekly/Grantland Rice CBS-TV, Time Magazine, Francis “Pug” Lund HB AP, United Press, Liberty New York News, FWAA, AFCA 1934 Frank “Butch” Larson E AP, Look Magazine, 1965 Aaron Brown E AP, Look Magazine, UPI, FWAA, Collier’s Weekly/Grantland Rice Collier’s/Grantland Rice, Francis “Pug” Lund HB AP, Liberty, Walter Camp, The Sporting News Collier’s Weekly/Grantland Rice 1967 Bob Stein E Walter Camp, AP, UPI, FWAA Look Magazine 1968 Bob Stein E Walter Camp, AP, UPI, FWAA Bill Bevan G Collier’s Weekly/Grantland Rice, 1971 Doug Kingsriter TE Bob Hope, AP Liberty, Look Magazine 1997 Lamanzer Williams DE College Football Writers Association, Bob Tenner E UPI FWAA 1935 Charles “Bud” Wilkinson G Grantland Rice, AP 1998 Tyrone Carter SS Football News, The Sports Network Ed Widseth T Walter Camp, UPI, Liberty, INS,

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n All-Americans

Year Name Pos. All-American service 1999 Tyrone Carter SS Walter Camp, AP, AFCA, FWAA, ACADEMIC The Sporting News, CBS Sportsline, CollegeFootballNews.com ALL-AMERICANS Ben Hamilton C AP, The Sporting News, 1956 Bob Hobert, Tackle CBS Sportsline 1959 Mike Wright, Tackle 2000 Ben Hamilton C Walter Camp, Football News, AFCA 1960 Frank Brixius, Tackle Preston Gruening P Football News 1968 Bob Stein, End 2004 Greg Eslinger C FWAA, SI.com 1970 Barry Mayer, HB Mark Setterstrom G Rivals.com 1985 David Puk, RB (2nd) 2005 Greg Eslinger C AP, Walter Camp, AFCA, FWAA, 1990 Brent Herbel, P (1st) Rivals.com, SI.com 1993 Justin Conzemius, DB (2nd) Laurence Maroney RB Rivals.com 1993 Omar Douglas, WR (2nd) 2006 Matt Spaeth TE AP 1993 Jeff Rosga, LB (2nd) 1994 Justin Conzemius, DB (1st) 2014 Maxx Williams TE Sporting News, FWAA 1995 Justin Conzemius, DB (2nd) 2003 Justin Isom, DB (2nd) OTHER ALL-AMERICANS 2004 Greg Eslinger, C (2nd) Year Name Team Pos. All-American service 2005 Greg Eslinger, C (2nd) 1903 Sigmund Harris 3rd QB Walter Camp 2005 Mark Losli, DT (2nd) 1903 Ed Rogers 3rd E Walter Camp 2014 Maxx Williams, TE (1st) 1903 Moses Strathern 2nd E Walter Camp 1904 Sigmund Harris 3rd QB Walter Camp NCAA POSTGRADUATE 1904 Walton Thorpe 3rd G Walter Camp 1905 Bobby Marshall 2nd E Walter Camp SCHOLARSHIP 1906 Bobby Marshall 2nd E Walter Camp 1969 Bob Stein 1909 H.E. Farnam 3rd QB Walter Camp 1971 Barry Mayer 1910 George Bromley 2nd G Look Magazine 1973 Doug Kingsriter 1911 Reuben Rosenwald 2nd G Walter Camp, New York Globe 1978 Bobby Weber 1912 Clark Shaughnessy 3rd G Walter Camp 1999 Parc Williams 1925 Leonard Walsh 2nd G Chicago Tribune 1929 Bob Tanner 2nd E New York Post, NEA 1930 Clarence “Biggie” Munn 3rd G NEA 1931 Jack Manders 2nd FB Central Press Association GOPHER HEISMAN HISTORY 1932 Jack Manders 3rd FB International News Service Place In Final Voting 1933 Roy Oen 2nd C UPI 1940 George Franck 3rd 1934 Stan Kostka 2nd FB College Sports Writers 1941 Bruce Smith 1st 1936 Andy Uram 2nd HB AP, Central Press Association 1952 Paul Giel 3rd 1953 Paul Giel 2nd 1937 Francis Twedell 2nd G AP, UPI 1960 Tom Brown 2nd 1947 Leo Nomellini 2nd G AP, UPI, INS 1961 Sandy Stephens 4th 1948 Clayton Tonnemaker 3rd C FWAA 1949 Bud Grant 2nd E FWAA 1971 Bill Light 3rd E AP 2013 Ra’Shede Hageman 3rd DT AP 2014 Maxx Williams 2nd TE AP, Walter Camp

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS Year Name Team Pos. All-American service 2001 Bradley Vance 1st LB FWAA 2002 Charlton Keith 1st DE Rivals.com 2003 Laurence Maroney 1st RB FWAA, Rivals.com 2003 Matt Spaeth 1st TE Rivals.com 2005 Steve Davis 1st DE FWAA, Rivals.com 2007 Adam Weber 3rd QB CFN, Sporting News 2013 Ben Lauer 1st LT FWAA 2013 Maxx Williams 3rd TE Athlon BRUCE SMITH 1941 Heisman Trophy winner

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n Team Awards BRONKO NAGURSKI AWARD 1996 Ryan Thelwell, WR CARL ELLER AWARD 2007 Justin Kucek, P TEAM MOST VALUABLE Gann Brooks, OT OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE Nathan Triplett, LB PLAYER 1997 Lamanzer Williams, DE PLAYER 2008 Nathan Triplett, LB 1930 Clarence Munn, G 1998 Tyrone Carter, SS 1979 Keith Edwards, FS 2009 Jon Hoese, FB 1931 Clarence Munn, G 1999 Tyrone Carter, SS 1980 Jeff Schuh, DE 2010 Troy Stoudermire, CB 1932 Roy Oen, C 2000 Ben Hamilton, C 1981 Jim Fahnhorst, LB 2011 Jordan Wettstein, K 1933 Francis “Pug” Lund, HB Ron Johnson, WR 1982 Karl Mecklenburg, DT 2012 Christian Eldred, P 1934 Francis “Pug” Lund, HB 2001 Ron Johnson, WR 1983 Peter Najarian, LB 2013 Peter Mortell, P 1935 Vernal “Babe” LeVoir, B 2002 Jermaine Mays, WR 1984 Peter Najarian, LB 2014 Peter Mortell, P 1936 Ed Widseth, T 2003 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, QB 1985 Peter Najarian, LB 1937 Rudy Gmitro, HB 2004 Marion Barber III, RB 1986 Mark Dusbabek, LB BUTCH NASH AWARD 1938 Larry Buhker, FB Laurence Maroney, RB 1987 Jon Leverenz, LB COMPETITIVE ON THE FIELD 1939 Harold Van Every, HB 2005 Greg Eslinger, C 1988 Joel Brown, SS AND IN THE CLASSROOM 1940 Bob Paffrath, QB Laurence Maroney, RB 1989 Eddie Miles, LB 1984 John Kelly, C 1941 Bob Sweiger, B 2006 Matt Spaeth, TE 1990 Mike Sunvold, DE 1985 Andy Hare, FL 1942 Dick Wildung, T 2007 Dominique Barber, FS 1991 Sean Lumpkin, DB 1986 Anthony Burke, OT 1943 Paul Mitchell, T 2008 Willie VanDeSteeg, DE 1992 Dennis Cappella, DL 1987 Brian Bonner, OLB 1944 John Lundquist, B 2009 Eric Decker, WR 1993 Andrew Veit, LB 1988 Ross Ukkelberg, DT 1945 Bob Fitch, T 2010 Adam Weber, QB 1994 Craig Sauer, LB 1989 Dan Liimatta, OT 1946 Billy Bye, HB 2011 MarQueis Gray, QB 1995 Craig Sauer, LB 1990 Frank Jackson, CB 1947 Larry Olsonoski, G 2012 MarQueis Gray, QB 1996 Parc Williams, LB 1991 Joel Staats, LB 1948 Everette Faunce, HB 2013 Ra’Shede Hageman, DT 1997 Lamanzer Williams, DE 1992 Russ Heath, LB 1949 “Bud” Grant, E 2014 David Cobb, RB 1998 Tyrone Carter, SS 1993 Omar Douglas, WR 1950 Wayne Robinson, C NOTE: Team MVP award became the 1999 Tyrone Carter, SS 1994 Justin Conzemius, DB 1951 Ron Engel, HB Bronko Nagurski Award in 1985. 2000 Karon Riley, DE 1995 Justin Conzemius, LB 1952 Paul Giel, HB* 2001 Jack Brewer, FS 1996 Cory Sauter, QB 1953 Paul Giel, HB* BRUCE SMITH AWARD 2002 Eli Ward, FS 1997 Parc Williams, LB 1954 Bob McNamara, FB OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE 2003 Eli Ward, FS 1998 Parc Williams, LB 1955 Don Swanson, QB PLAYER 2004 Darrell Reid, DE 1999 Ben Mezera, LB 1956 Bobby Cox, QB 1979 Elmer Bailey, SE 2005 John Pawielski, FS 2000 Ben Hamilton, C 1957 Dick Larson, QB 1980 Garry White, FB 2006 Mike Sherels, LB 2001 Derek Burns, OG 1958 Everette Gerths, G 1981 Chester Cooper, FL 2007 Dominique Barber, FS 2002 Dan Kwapinski, DT 1959 Tom Moe, E 1982 Randy Rasmussen, OG 2008 Lee Campbell, LB 2003 Greg Eslinger, C 1960 Tom Brown, G 1983 Jay Carroll, TE Garrett Brown, DT 2004 Mark Setterstrom, OG 1961 Sandy Stephens, QB 1984 Mark Vondehaar, OT 2009 Lee Campbell, LB 2005 Greg Eslinger, C 1962 Bobby Bell, T 1985 Ray Hitchcock, C 2010 Gary Tinsley, LB 2006 Dominic Jones, CB 1963 Carl Eller, T 1986 Darrell Thompson, RB 2011 Kim Royston, DB 2007 John Shevlin, LB 1964 Joe Pung, C 1987 Darrell Thompson, RB 2012 Michael Carter, DB Steve Shidell, OT 1965 John Hankinson, QB 1988 Chris Gaiters, SE 2013 Ra’Shede Hageman, DT 2008 Jeff Tow-Arnett, C 1966 Tim Wheeler, LB 1989 Darrell Thompson, RB 2014 Damien Wilson, LB Marcus Sherels, DB 1967 Tom Sakal, DB 1990 Marquel Fleetwood, QB NOTE: The Defensive MVP Award be- 2009 Jon Hoese, FB 1968 Wayne King, LB 1991 Patt Evans, TE came the Carl Eller Award in 1984. Garrett Brown, DT 1969 Ray Parson, E 1992 Antonio Carter, RB 2010 D.J. Burris, C 1970 Jeff Wright, DB 1993 Omar Douglas, WR BOBBY BELL AWARD Ryan Collado, DB 1971 Tom Chandler, DE 1994 Chris Darkins, RB OUTSTANDING SPECIAL TEAMS 2011 Aaron Hill, LB 1972 John King, FB 1995 Cory Sauter, QB PLAYER 2012 Aaron Hill, LB 1973 Matt Herkenhoff, OT 1996 Tutu Atwell, WR 1984 Larry Joyner, SS 2013 Jon Christenson, OL Steve Neils, DE 1997 Tutu Atwell, WR 1985 Chip Lohmiller, PK 2014 Jon Christenson, OL 1974 Ollie Bakken, LB 1998 Luke Leverson, WR 1986 Chip Lohmiller, PK NOTE: The Butch Nash Award began 1975 Tony Dungy, QB 1999 Thomas Hamner, RB 1987 Chip Lohmiller, PK in 1984. 1976 Tony Dungy, QB 2000 Ron Johnson, WR 1988 Brent Herbel, P 1977 Steve Midboe, DT 2001 Ron Johnson, WR 1989 Brent Berglund, PK PAUL GIEL AWARD UNSELFISHNESS AND MOST 1978 Marion Barber, TB Tellis Redmon, RB 1990 Kenneth Sebree, CB CONCERN ABOUT THE U OF M 1979 Mark Carlson, QB 2002 Terry Jackson II, RB 1991 Ken McClintock, RB 1984 Dwayne McMullen, FL 1980 Marion Barber, TB 2003 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, QB 1992 Jon Lewis, WR 1985 David Puk, FB 1981 Mike Hohensee, QB 2004 Marion Barber III, RB 1993 Scott Williams, LS 1986 Norries Wilson, OT 1982 Mike Hohensee, QB 2005 Greg Eslinger, C 1994 Rishon Early, FS 1987 Dan Rechtin, OT 1983 Randy Rasmussen, OT 2006 Logan Payne, WR 1995 Mike Chalberg, PK 1988 Pat Hart, C 1984 Rickey Foggie, QB 2007 Eric Decker, WR 1996 Rishon Early, FS 1989 Jon Melander, OT 1985 Rickey Foggie, QB 2008 Adam Weber, QB 1997 Tutu Atwell, WR 1990 Jim King, RB 1986 Darrell Thompson, TB Eric Decker, WR 1998 Adam Bailey, PK 1991 Scott Schaffner, QB 1987 Rickey Foggie, QB 2009 Eric Decker, WR 1999 Dan Nystrom, PK 1992 Ken McClintock, RB 1988 Chris Gaiters, WR 2010 Da’Jon McKnight, WR 2000 Preston Gruening, P 1993 Antonio Carter, RB 1989 Darrell Thompson, TB MarQueis Gray, QB/WR 2001 Marion Barber III, RB 1994 Ed Hawthorne, DT 1990 Mike Sunvold, DT 2011 MarQueis Gray, QB 2002 Jermaine Mays, WR 1995 Chris Darkins, RB 1991 Sean Lumpkin, DB 2012 Donnell Kirkwood, RB Dan Nystrom, PK 1996 Jerome Davis, DT 1992 Keith Ballard, OL 2013 David Cobb, RB 2003 Rhys Lloyd, P/PK 1997 Cory Sauter, QB 1993 Omar Douglas, WR 2014 David Cobb, RB 2004 John Shevlin, LB 1998 Troy Duerr, OT 1994 Chris Darkins, RB 2005 Jakari Wallace, WR 1999 Ben Hamilton, C 1995 Craig Sauer, LB 2006 Tom Hennessey, FB 180 | Minnesota Football 2015 FB p145-230_Layout 1 7/16/15 10:29 AM Page 181

n Team Awards 2000 Justin Hall, LB DEFENSIVE SCOUT TEAM TONY DUNGY AWARD OUTSTANDING FIRST YEAR 2001 Jack Brewer, FS AWARD CHARACTER AND COMMUNITY PLAYERS 2002 Jeremiah Carter, OT OUTSTANDING PLAY ON THE SERVICE OUTSTANDING PLAY BY A 2003 Joe Quinn, OG DEFENSIVE SCOUT TEAM 2007 Amir Pinnix, RB FIRST YEAR PLAYER 2004 Dominique Sims, LB 1997 Curtese Poole, LB 2008 Deon Hightower, LB 2007 Kyle Theret, S; 2005 Mark Setterstrom, OG 1998 Karon Riley, DE 2009 Eric Decker, WR Adam Weber, QB 2006 Dominique Barber, FS 1999 DaVonta Bell, LB 2010 R.J. Buckner, RB 2008 DeLeon Eskridge, RB 2007 Tony Brinkhaus, C 2000 Darrell Reid, LB 2011 Brandon Kirksey, DL Simoni Lawrence, LB Todd Meisel, DT 2001 Charlton Keith, DE 2012 Connor Cosgrove, WR Troy Stoudermire, KR 2008 Tony Mortensen, QB 2002 Eric Clark, DE; 2013 Chris Hawthorne, K 2009 MarQueis Gray, QB Eric Small, DT Pat McCarthy, LB 2014 Luke McAvoy, OL D.L. Wilhite, DE 2009 Adam Weber, QB Eric Washington, LB 2010 Ed Olson, OT Ryan Collado, DB 2003 John Shevlin, LB Matt Garin, DE 2010 Duane Bennett, RB 2004 Seth Thompson, DB 2011 Devin Crawford-Tufts, WR 2011 Adam Lueck, QB 2005 Brody Grandas, CB Marcus Jones, WR 2012 MarQueis Gray, QB 2006 Mike Hart, LB Michael Amaefula, DE 2013 Brock Vereen, DB 2007 Andre Taté, LB 2012 Philip Nelson, QB Aaron Hill, LB 2008 Kim Royston, DB Rodrick Williams Jr., RB 2014 Donnell Kirkwood, RB 2009 Aaron Hill, LB Scott Ekpe, DT 2010 Cameron Botticelli, DE 2013 Maxx Williams, TE NEIL FREDENBURG AWARD 2011 Jephte Matilus, LB Donovahn Jones, WR COURAGE AND LOVE OF THE 2012 Matt Garin, DE Hendrick Ekpe, DT GAME Jack Lynn, LB 2014 Brandon Lingen, TE 1999 Sean Hoffman, LB 2013 Chris Wipson, LB Steven Richardson, DL 2000 Sean Hoffman, LB 2014 Cody Poock, LB 2001 Steve Murray, DB 2002 Jeremiah Carter, OT MAJOR AWARD WINNERS 2003 Dan Kwapinski, DT 2004 Jakari Wallace, WR 2005 Matt Spaeth, TE 2006 Mike Sherels, LB 2007 Mike Sherels, LB Justin Valentine, FB 2008 Jack Simmons, TE Kyle Theret, S 2009 Eric Small, DT Lee Campbell, LB Nick Tow-Arnett, TE 2010 Jon Hoese, FB Anthony Jacobs, DL 2011 Duane Bennett, RB 2012 Mike Rallis, LB 2013 Aaron Hill, LB 2014 Mitch Leidner, QB

OFFENSIVE SCOUT TEAM AWARD BOBBY BELL TOM BROWN TYRONE CARTER OUTSTANDING PLAY ON THE 1962 Outland Trophy winner 1960 Outland Trophy winner 1999 Jim Thorpe Award winner OFFENSIVE SCOUT TEAM 1997 Michael Mullen, RB 1998 Scooter Baugus, TE 1999 Ben Utecht, WR 2000 Clarence Woods, WR 2001 Jerry Macken, FB 2002 Zack Kartak, RB 2003 Kevin Salmen, TE 2004 Tommy Jacobs, OG 2005 Joe Swanson, OG 2006 Matt Krueger, OG GREG ESLINGER 2007 Kyle Moore, WR 2005 Outland Trophy winner 2008 Matt Carufel, OL 2005 Rimington Trophy winner 2009 Ed Olson, OL 2010 Lamonte Edwards, RB 2011 Cole Banham, RB 2012 Cole Banham, RB Mitch Leidner, QB 2013 Jephte Matilus, LB (scout team RB) MATT SPAETH 2014 Matt Leidner, OL 2006 John Mackey Award winner

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n Big Ten Awards BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS 1990 Chris Thome, C (coaches) Lou Midler, T 1900, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1915, 1987 Troy Wolkow, OG (coaches) Francis Twedell, G 1927, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1941, 1986 Darrell Thompson, TB 1936 Andy Uram, HB 1960, 1967 Chip Lohmiller, K (coaches) Edwin Widseth, T Bruce Holmes, LB (coaches) 1935 Sheldon Beise, FB CHICAGO TRIBUNE BIG TEN 1981 Jim Fahnhorst, LB Vernal "Babe" LeVoir, QB MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Ken Dallafoir, OT (coaches) Dick Smith, T 1931 Clarence “Biggie” Munn, G 1980 Garry White, FB Edwin Widseth, T 1934 Francis “Pug” Lund, HB Marion Barber, TB Charles "Bud" Wilkinson, G 1952 Paul Giel, HB Jeff Schuh, DE (media) 1934 Phil Bengston, T 1953 Paul Giel, HB 1979 Elmer Bailey, SE (coaches) Bill Bevan, G 1960 Tom Brown, G 1978 Marion Barber, TB Frank "Butch" Larson, E 1961 Sandy Stephens, QB Paul Rogind, K Francis "Pug" Lund, HB-FB BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Keith Brown, DB (media) Bob Tenner, E 1986 Darrell Thompson, RB Stan Sytsma, DE (coaches) Edwin Widseth, T 2003 Laurence Maroney, RB 1977 Paul Rogind, K (coaches) 1933 Frank "Butch" Larson, E Steve Midboe, DT (coaches) Francis "Pug" Lund, HB-FB DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR 1976 George Adzick, SS (coaches) 1932 Marshall Wells, T 2000 Karon Riley, DE 1974 Keith Simons (media) 1931 Jack Manders, FB OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR 1973 Steve Neils, E Clarence "Biggie" Munn, G 2005 Greg Eslinger, C Keith Fahnhorst, E (media) 1930 Clarence "Biggie" Munn, G 1972 John King, RB (media) 1929 Bronko Nagurski, T PUNTER OF THE YEAR 1971 Doug Kingsriter, E Robert Tanner, E 2014 Peter Mortell Bill Light, LB (media) 1928 George Gibson, G TIGHT END OF THE YEAR 1970 Bill Light, LB (media) Kenneth Haycraft, E 2014 Maxx Williams Jeff Wright, DB (media) Fred Hovde, QB 1969 Ray Parson, E (coaches) 1927 Harold "Shorty" Almquist, QB DAVE MCCLAIN COACH OF THE YEAR 1968 Bob Stein, E Mitchell Gary, T 1999 Glen Mason Dick Enderle, G (coaches) Harold Hanson, T 2014 Jerry Kill Noel Jenke, G (media) Kenneth Haycraft, E HAYES-SCHEMBECHLER COACH OF THE YEAR 1967 John Williams, T (coaches) Herbert Joesting, FB 2014 Jerry Kill Bob Stein, E (coaches) 1926 Mitchell Gary, T McKinley Boston, T (coaches) Harold Hanson, G ALL-BIG TEN FIRST TEAM Tom Sakal, B (coaches) Herbert Joesting, FB 2014 Briean Boddy-Calhoun, CB (media) 1965 Aaron Brown, E (coaches) Roger Wheeler, E Zac Epping, OL (media) 1964 Kraig Lofquist, B (coaches) 1925 Len Walsh, G Peter Mortell, P Aaron Brown, E (coaches) 1924 George Abramson, G Maxx Williams, TE 1963 Carl Eller, T Ted Cox, T Damien Wilson, LB (media) 1962 Bobby Bell, T 1923 Ray Eklund, E 2013 Ra’Shede Hageman, DT Julian Hook, G 1922 Earl Martineau, HB Brock Vereen, DB (coaches) John Campbell, E 1920 Festus Tierney, G 2009 Eric Decker, WR (coaches) 1961 Bobby Bell, T 1919 Arnold Oss, HB 2008 Eric Decker, WR 1960 Tom Brown, G 1918 Norman Kingsley, FB Willie VanDeSteeg, DE (media) Tom Hall, E 1917 George Hauser, T 2006 Matt Spaeth, TE Greg Larson, C 1916 Albert "Bert" Baston, E 2005 Greg Eslinger, C 1958 Mike Svendsen, C Conrad Eklund, G Laurence Maroney, RB 1956 Robert Hobert, RB Frank Mayer, T Mark Setterstrom, OG 1954 Bob McNamara, RB Arnold "Pudge" Wyman, FB Matt Spaeth, TE 1953 Paul Giel, RB 1915 Albert "Bert" Baston, E 2004 Ukee Dozier, CB (media) 1952 Bob McNamara, RB Bernard "Bernie" Bierman, FB Greg Eslinger, C Percy Zachary, G Merton Dunnigan, G Laurence Maroney, RB Paul Giel, RB 1914 Lorin Solon, E-FB Rian Melander, OT 1949 Leo Nomellini, G 1913 Clark Shaughnessy, FB Mark Setterstrom, OG Clay Tonnemaker, C Lorin Solon, E-FB 2003 Marion Barber III, RB Harry "Bud" Grant, E 1911 Clifford Morrell, C Greg Eslinger, C 1948 Leo Nomellini, G Reuben Rosenwald, HB Ben Utecht, TE (coaches) Harry "Bud" Grant, E 1910 Lisle Johnston, FB 2001 Jack Brewer, FS (media) 1947 Leo Nomellini, G John McGovern, QB 2000 Ben Hamilton, C 1943 Paul Mitchell, T Reuben Rosenwald, HB Karon Riley, DE 1942 Dick Wildung, T James Walker, T Ron Johnson, WR (media) 1941 Dick Wildung, T 1909 H.E. Farnam, C Willie Middlebrooks, CB (media) Bill Daley, HB John McGovern, QB 1999 Tyrone Carter, SS Bob Fitch, E Earl Pickering, FB Ben Hamilton, C Len Levy, G Reuben Rosenwald, HB Thomas Hamner, RB Bruce Smith, HB James Walker, T Karon Riley, DE (coaches) 1940 George Franck, HB 1908 Orren Safford, C 1998 Tyrone Carter, SS Urban Odson, T 1907 Harry Capron, E 1997 Lamanzer Williams, DE 1939 Win Pederson, T George Case, T 1994 Ed Hawthorne, DT (coaches) 1938 Wilbur Moore, QB 1906 George Case, T Chris Darkins (media) Francis Twedell, G Robert "Bobby" Marshall, E 1991 Sean Lumpkin, DB 1937 Rudy Gmitro, HB Theodore Vita, G Patt Evans, TE (media) Ray King, E 182 | Minnesota Football 2015 FB p145-230_Layout 1 7/16/15 10:29 AM Page 183

n Big Ten Awards ALL-BIG TEN SECOND TEAM Mike Robb, FS 10/3 D Sean Hoffman, LB 2014 Briean Boddy-Calhoun, DB (coaches) Jeff Schuh, LB 11/7 O Billy Cockerham, QB David Cobb, RB Dana Noel, DT 11/14 S Dan Nystrom, K Zac Epping, OL (coaches) 1978 Doug Friberg, NG 11/21 D Tyrone Carter, SS Eric Murray, DB (coaches) Jim Ronan, DT 2000 Damien Wilson, LB (coaches) 1977 Mark Merrill, DT 9/18 O Thomas Tapeh, RB 2013 Theiren Cockran (media) Mark Slater, C 10/1 O Tellis Redmon, RB 2012 D.L. Wilhite, DE, (media) Bobby Weber, DB 10/15 S Dan Nystrom, K 2008 Adam Weber, QB (coaches) 1976 Tony Dungy, QB 2001 Jack Simmons, TE (media) Ron Kullas, WR 11/26 S Preston Gruening, P Traye Simmons, CB (coaches) George Washington, DL 2002 Willie VanDeSteeg, DE (coaches) 1975 Tony Dungy, QB 9/9 D Eli Ward, FS 2007 Dominique Barber, S Doug Beaudoin, S 10/14 O Terry Jackson II, RB Justin Kucek, P (media) 1974 Keith Simons, T 10/14 S Jermaine Mays, WR 2006 Willie VanDeSteeg, DE (media) Ollie Bakken, LB 2003 2005 Anthony Montgomery, NT (coaches) Rick Upchurch, WR 10/6 O Jared Ellerson, WR 2004 Darrell Reid, DE 1973 Darrell Bunge, LB 11/10 O Laurence Maroney, RB 2003 Rian Melander, OT Rick Upchurch, WR S Rhys Lloyd, K Joe Quinn, OG 1972 Tim Alderson, DB 2004 2001 Ben Utecht, TE 1971 Craig Curry, QB 9/6 S Rhys Lloyd, K Ron Johnson, WR Ernie Cook, FB 9/20 O Marion Barber III, RB 2000 Preston Gruening, P Jack Babcock, OT 10/23 O Marion Barber III, RB Dan Nystrom, K 1970 Alvin Hawes, OT D Kyle McKenzie, LB John Schlecht, DT Barry Mayer, RB 2005 Sean Hoffman, LB Walt Bowser, S 9/26 O Laurence Maroney, RB 1999 John Schlecht, DT 1968 Ezell Jones, T 10/10 S Jason Giannini, K Willie Middlebrooks, CB Ron Kamzelski, DT 11/7 O Gary Russell, RB 1998 Thomas Hamner, RB Ray Parson, T 11/14 O Amir Pinnix, RB 1997 Tutu Atwell, WR Doug Roalstad, S 2006 Tyrone Carter, SS 1967 Charles Sanders, TE 9/4 O Alex Daniels, RB 1995 Todd Jesewitz, OG Ed Duren, OG 10/9 D Mike Sherels, LB Rodney Heath, CB 1964 Aaron Brown, DE 11/6 O Bryan Cupito, QB 1994 Mike Chalberg, K Joe Pung, C 11/13 D Willie VanDeSteeg, DE 1993 Rob Rogers, OG Mike Reid, FB 2007 Omar Douglas, WR 1963 Frank Marchiewski, C 9/10 O Adam Weber, QB 1992 Keith Ballard, OL 1962 Carl Eller, T 2008 Dennis Cappella, DL Bob Prawdzik, DE 9/8 O Adam Weber, QB 10/6 S Joel Monroe, K Dean Kaufman, P BIG TEN PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 1991 Ted Harrison, OL 10/13 D Willie VanDeSteeg, DE O – Offense; D – Defense; S – Special Teams; F – 1990 Mike Sunvold, OT 2009 Freshman Sean Lumpkin, DB 9/6 D Lee Campbell, LB 1987 1989 Brent Berglund, K S Eric Ellestad, K 10/10 O Rickey Foggie, QB Dan Liimata, OL 9/13 D Nate Triplett, LB 1989 Darrell Thompson, TB 11/1 O Adam Weber, QB 10/2 O Darrell Thompson, RB Mike Sunvold, DT D Garrett Brown, DT 1990 1988 Brent Herbel, P 2010 9/17 D Frank Jackson, SS 1987 Paul Anderson, OL 11/15 S Troy Stoudermire, KR 10/22 D Sean Lumpkin, SS Rickey Foggie, QB 2011 11/5 D Mike Sunvold, DT Darrell Thompson, TB 9/19 S Duane Bennett, S 1991 Chip Lohmiller, K 10/31 S Jordan Wettstein, K 11/23 O Rob St. Sauver, QB Jon Leverenz, LB 11/28 D Kim Royston, S 1993 1986 Ray Hitchcock, C 2012 10/11 O Omar Douglas, WR Larry Joyner, SS 9/3 D Derrick Wells, DB 10/25 D Andy Veit, LB Jim Hobbins, OL 10/29 D Michael Carter, DB 1994 Troy Wolkow, OL 10/29 F Philip Nelson, QB 10/24 D Craig Sauer, LB 1985 Ray Hitchcock, C 2013 1995 Peter Najarian, LB 9/9 S Marcus Jones, PR 10/7 O Chris Darkins, RB Jon Lilleberg, OG 9/23 F Mitch Leidner, FR 1996 Larry Joyner, SS 10/28 S Chris Hawthorne, K 9/23 D Tyrone Carter. SS 1984 Peter Najarian, LB 11/4 O Philip Nelson, QB S Adam Bailey, K Adam Kelly, P 11/4 S Peter Mortell, P 11/18 O Cory Sauter, QB Mark VonderHaar, OT 11/11 S Peter Mortell, P 1997 1983 Peter Najarian, LB 2014 9/15 S Tutu Atwell, WR 1982 Randy Rasmussen, OL 9/8 O David Cobb, RB 10/20 S Adam Bailey, K Bill Humphries, OL 9/22 F Chris Streveler, QB 11/17 D Tyrone Carter, SS Karl Mecklenburg, DE 10/13 S Jalen Myrick, KR 1998 1981 Chester Cooper, FL 10/13 D Damien Wilson, LB 9/21 D Tyrone Carter, SS Bill Humphries, OL 10/20 D Cedric Thompson, S 10/24 O Luke Leverson, WR Karl Mecklenburg, DE 10/20 S Ryan Santoso, K S Adam Bailey, K Fred Orgas, DL 11/24 D Briean Boddy-Calhoun, DB 1999 1980 Marion Barber, RB 9/12 O Thomas Hamner, RB Ken Dallafoir, OG 183 | Minnesota Football 2015 FB p145-230_Layout 1 7/16/15 10:29 AM Page 184

n NFL Draft History NFL DRAFT HISTORY Year Rd. Pick Player Team Year Rd. Pick Player Team 1936 2 13 Vernal LeVoir (B) Brooklyn 1949 17 164 Warren Beson (C) Boston 1936 3 24 George Roscoe (B) Chicago Bears 1950 14Clayton Tonnemaker (C) Green Bay 1936 4 35 Sheldon Biese (B) Detroit 1950 1 11 Leo Nomelini (T) San Francisco 1936 5 42 Vern Oech (T) Chicago Bears 1950 1 14 Harry (Bud) Grant (E) Philadelphia 1936 7 60 Dick Smith (T) Chicago Bears 1950 3 30 Gordy Soltau (E) Green Bay 1936 8 71 Dale Rennebohn (C) Detroit 1950 6 70 Floyd Jaszewski (T) Detroit 1937 14Ed Widseth (T) NY Giants 1950 8 96 Ralph McAllister (B) Detroit 1937 3 29 Charles (Bud) Wilkinson (T) Green Bay 1950 10 121 Bob Mealey (T) Green Bay 1937 10 91 Ray Antil (E) Philadelphia 1950 14 176 Gene Fritz (T) NY Giants 1938 3 34 Lou Midler (T) Pittsburgh 1950 16 199 Frank Kuzma (B) Green Bay 1938 4 47 Andy Uram (B) Green Bay 1950 19 244 Billy Bye (B) Chicago Bears 1938 5 54 Ray King (E) Pittsburgh 1950 25 319 Ken Beiersdorf (B) NY Giants 1938 10 101 Vic Spadaccini (B) Cleveland 1950 29 370 Johnny Lundin (G) Washington 1939 19Larry Buhler (B) Green Bay 1950 30 388 Allen Markert (T) Chicago Bears 1939 5 59 Francis Twedell (T) Green Bay 1951 21 244 Art Edling (E) Green Bay 1939 6 42 George Faust (B) Chi. Cardinals 1952 8 89 Wayne Robinson (C) Philadelphia 1939 7 78 Wilbur Moore (B) Washington 1952 22 260 Dick Gregory (B) Chicago Bears 1939 11 119 Dan Elmer (C) Green Bay 1952 24 284 Dick Mundinger (T) Chicago Bears 1939 17 189 Charley Schultz (T) Green Bay 1952 28 331 Ron Engel (B) Washington 1940 19Harold Van Every (B) Green Bay 1953 9 106 Roger French (E) Philadelphia 1940 5 31 Marty Christiansen (B) Chi. Cardinals 1953 9 107 Bob McNamara (B) Cleveland 1940 8 70 Win Pederson (T) NY Giants 1953 24 285 Charley Kubes (G) NY Giants 1941 16George Franck (B) NY Giants 1953 26 302 Scott Prescott (C) Baltimore 1941 3 21 Bob Paffrath (B) Green Bay 1953 30 356 Stavros Canakes (G) NY Giants 1941 8 66 Bill Kuusisto (G) Green Bay 1954 9 102 Paul Giel (B) Chicago Bears 1941 18 166 Heige Pukema (G) Green Bay 1954 11 126 Ron Wallin (B) Chicago Bears 1941 20 182 Bob Bjorcklund (E) Pittsburgh 1954 28 332 Ron Hansen (T) Washington 1942 19Urban Odson (T) Green Bay 1955 23 267 Dick McNamara (B) Baltimore 1942 3 23 Bob Sweiger (B) NY Giants 1955 23 270 Gordy Holz (T) Pittsburgh 1942 4 27 Len Levy (G) Cleveland 1955 26 306 Jim Soltau (E) Pittsburgh 1942 4 28 Gordon Paschka (G) Philadelphia 1956 13 154 Dick Grogg (G) Chicago Bears 1942 7 56 Bob Fitch (E) Washington 1956 20 237 Mike Falls (G) NY Giants 1942 10 84 Jud Ringer (E) Chi. Cardinals 1956 25 296 Franz Koeneke (E) Green Bay 1942 10 89 Gene Flick (C) Green Bay 1957 4 38 Bobby Cox (QB) LA Rams 1942 13 119 Bruce Smith (B) Green Bay 1957 6 73 Bob Hobert (T) NY Giants 1943 17Bill Daley (B) Pittsburgh 1957 16 183 Ed Buckingham (T) Green Bay 1943 18Dick Wildung (T) Green Bay 1957 19 226 Paul Barrington (G) Chi. Cardinals 1943 11 92 John Billman (G) Philadelphia 1957 26 304 Dick Blakely (B) LA Rams 1943 13 113 Bill Baumgartner (E) Chi. Cardinals 1957 29 342 Bob Rasmussen (G) Baltimore 1943 16 148 Mike Welch (B) Green Bay 1957 29 339 Dean Maas (C) LA Rams 1943 19 176 Jim Lushine (T) NY Giants 1958 2 23 Frank Youso (T) NY Giants 1943 25 238 Gene Bierhaus (E) Green Bay 1958 7 74 Jon Jelacic (E) Chi. Cardinals 1944 2 12 Paul Mitchell (T) Chi. Cardinals 1958 14 159 Bob Schmidt (T) Chi. Cardinals 1944 4 29 Rudy Sikich (T) Brooklyn 1958 15 177 Norm Sixta (T) NY Giants 1944 6 44 Bill Garnaas (B) Chi. Cardinals 1958 17 202 Jim Reese (B) Baltimore 1944 7 56 Bob Graiziger (G) Brooklyn 1958 26 310 Dave Burkholder (G) NY Giants 1944 7 58 Vic Kulbitski (B) Philadelphia 1958 27 318 Perry Gehring (E) Washington 1944 7 59 Herm Frickey (B) NY Giants 1958 30 359 Bern Svendsen (C) Cleveland 1944 10 90 Herb Hein (E) Detroit 1959 9 108 Tom Brown (G) Baltimore 1944 10 96 John Perko (G) Philadelphia 1959 16 190 Bob Soltis (B) NY Giants 1944 11 100 John Bicaninch (G) Brooklyn 1959 20 238 Jerry Shetler (G) NY Giants 1944 11 105 Bill Aldworth (T) Washington 1959 30 355 Willus Fjerstad (B) Pittsburgh 1944 22 225 Cliff Anderson (E) Green Bay 1960 4 43 Billy Martin (B) Chicago Bears 1945 2 13 Wayne Williams (B) Brooklyn 1960 6 65 Mike Wright (T) Green Bay 1945 6 52 Chuck Dellago (G) Philadelphia 1960 9 101 Frank Brixius (T) Green Bay 1945 11 106 Chuck Avery (B) Chicago Bears 1961 6 81 Greg Larson (C) NY Giants 1945 17 175 Bob Kula (B) Green Bay 1961 10 128 Roger Hagberg (B) Green Bay 1945 28 291 Bob Hary (B) Chicago Bears 1962 2 25 Sandy Stephens (B) Cleveland 1945 32 325 Don Nolander (T) Washington 1962 7 94 Tom Hall (E) Detroit 1946 7 53 Tom Reinhardt (T) Pittsburgh 1962 20 271 Judge Dickson (B) St. Louis 1946 19 178 Merlin Kispert (B) Detroit 1963 2 16 Bobby Bell (T) Minnesota 1946 20 185 Dick Kelly (B) NY Giants 1963 4 51 Bill Munsey (B) Cleveland 1946 28 267 Dick Van Duesen (C) Detroit 1963 11 143 John Campbell (LB) Minnesota 1947 16 145 Verne Gagne (E) Chicago Bears 1964 16Carl Eller (T) Minnesota 1947 23 210 Tom Carroll (T) Chi. Cardinals 1964 20 271 Milt Sunde (T) Minnesota 1948 6 41 Larry Olsonoski (G) Green Bay 1965 5 60 Frank Marchiewski (C) LA Rams 1949 9 83 Everett Faunce (B) Green Bay 1965 8 100 John Hankinson (QB) Minnesota

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n NFL Draft History Year Rd. Pick Player Team Year Rd. Pick Player Team 1965 12 158 Craig Lofquist (B) Pittsburgh 1983 8 224 Todd Hallstrom (T) Washington 1966 1 13 Gale Gillingham (T) Green Bay 1983 12 310 Karl Mecklenburg (DT) Denver 1966 9 133 Kent Kramer (E) San Francisco 1984 7 169 Jay Carroll (TE) Tampa Bay 1966 13 193 Jim Fulgham (T) NY Giants 1984 8 220 Randy Rasmussen (C) Pittsburgh 1966 20 296 Lou Hudson (FL) Dallas 1984 10 254 Jim Gallery (K) Tampa Bay 1966* 17Aaron Brown (E) Kansas City 1985 9 242 Andre Harris (DB) Pittsburgh 1967 5 115 Ken Last (E) Minnesota 1985 10 262 Kerry Glenn (DB) NY Jets 1967 14 350 Chet Anderson (TE) Pittsburgh 1986 9 224 Kevin Starks (TE) Atlanta 1968 1 23 John Williams (T) Baltimore 1987 4 105 Mark Dusbabek (LB) Houston 1968 3 74 Charlie Sanders (TE) Detroit 1987 12 325 Bruce Holmes (LB) Kansas City 1968 10 250 Tom Sakal (DB) Minnesota 1987 12 331 Ray Hitchcock (C) Washington 1968 15 396 McKinley Boston (G) NY Giants 1988 2 55 Chip Lohmiller (K) Washington 1968 17 447 Bob Lee (FL) St. Louis 1988 6 115 Troy Wolkow (G) New England 1969 4 85 Dennis Hale (DB) NY Jets 1988 8 196 Gary Hadd (DE) Detroit 1969 4 104 Ezell Jones (T) NY Jets 1988 9 247 Brian Bonner (LB) San Francisco 1969 5 126 Bob Stein (LB) Kansas City 1988 11 302 Gary Couch (WR) New Orleans 1969 7 158 Dick Enderle (G) Atlanta 1989 1 18 Brian Williams (C) NY Giants 1969 9 225 Tom Fink (G) Minnesota 1990 1 19 Darrell Thompson (RB) Green Bay 1969 9 228 Ron Kamzelski (DT) Cleveland 1990 5 113 Jon Melander (OT) New England 1969 12 303 Noel Jenke (LB) Minnesota 1990 10 266 Eddie Miiles (LB) Pittsburgh 1969 14 350 Rich Voltzke (RB) Green Bay 1990 11 297 Jon Leverenz (LB) Washington 1969 14 359 Ray Stephens (RB) LA Rams 1990 12 324 Ron Goetz (LB) Minnesota 1970 2 45 Ray Parson (DE) Detroit 1991 5 119 Chris Thome (C) Minnesota 1970 3 68 Jim Carter (LB) Green Bay 1991 11 287 Mike Sunvold (DT) Tampa Bay 1971 9 216 Barry Mayer (RB) Green Bay 1991 12 321 Mark Drabczak (G) New Orleans 1971 9 224 Alvin Hawes (T) Kansas City 1992 4 106 Sean Lumpkin (DB) New Orleans 1971 12 290 John Thompson (G) Houston 1996 4 123 Chris Darkins (RB) Green Bay 1971 15 388 Jeff Wright (DB) Minnesota 1996 6 188 Craig Sauer (OLB) Atlanta 1971 16 399 Steve Thompson (DT) Denver 1998 6 179 Lamanzer Williams (DE) Jacksonville 1972 3 59 Bart Beutow (T) Minnesota 1998 7 215 Ryan Thelwell (WR) San Francisco 1972 6 140 Mike Perfetti (DB) Atlanta 2000 4 118 Tyrone Carter (SS) Minnesota 1972 6 144 Vern Winfield (G) Philadelphia 2000 6 171 Thomas Hamner (RB) Philadelphia 1972 8 207 Craig Curry (QB) Miami 2001 1 24 Willie Middlebrooks (CB) Denver 1972 11 271 Bill Light (LB) Buffalo 2001 4 103 Karon Riley (DE) Chicago 1972 14 354 Tom Chandler (LB) Atlanta 2001 4 113 Ben Hamilton (C) Denver 1973 3 74 Tom MacLeod (LB) Green Bay 2001 6 199 Adam Haayer (OT) Tennessee 1973 9 229 Mike White (DB) Dallas 2002 4 123 Ron Johnson (WR) Baltimore 1973 13 333 Tim Alderson (DB) Green Bay 2002 6 178 Matt Anderle (OT) San Diego 1973 17 429 Dave Winfield (TE) Minnesota 2002 7 229 Greg White (DE) Houston Texans 1974 2 35 Keith Fahnhorst (TE) San Francisco 2003 5 152 Michael Lehan (CB) Cleveland 1974 4 94 Matt Herkenhoff (T) Kansas City 2004 5 162 Thomas Tapeh (FB) Philadelphia 1974 5 111 Steve Neils (LB) St. Louis 2005 4 109 Marion Barber III (RB) Dallas 1974 12 292 Dave Simonson (T) Baltimore 2006 1 21 Laurence Maroney (RB) New England 1975 4 95 Rick Upchurch (WR) Denver 2006 5 153 Anthony Montgomery (NT) Washington 1975 11 268 Dale Hegland (G) Kansas City 2006 6 198 Greg Eslinger (C) Denver 1975 15 388 Ollie Bakken (LB) Minnesota 2006 7 242 Mark Setterstrom (OG) St. Louis 1976 3 63 Keith Simons (DT) Kansas City 2007 3 77 Matt Spaeth (TE) Pittsburgh 1976 8 227 Art Meadowcroft (G) Buffalo 2008 6 173 Dominique Barber (S) Houston Texans 1976 9 243 Doug Beaudoin (DB) New England 2010 3 87 Eric Decker (WR) Denver 1976 11 312 Dexter Pride (RB) Miami 2010 5 167 Nate Triplett (LB) Minnesota 1977 10 255 Mike Jones (WR) NY Giants 2014 2 37 Ra’Shede Hageman (DE) Atlanta 1977 9 225 George Adzick (DB) Seattle 2014 4 131 Brock Vereen (S) Chicago 1978 2 31 Mark Merrill (LB) NY Jets 2015 2 55 Maxx Williams (TE) Baltimore 1978 2 34 Mike Hunt (LB) Green Bay 2015 4 127 Damien Wilson (LB) Dallas 1978 2 43 Steve Stewart (LB) Atlanta 2015 5 138 David Cobb (RB) Tennessee 1978 12 315 Mark Slater (C) Philadelphia 2015 5 150 Cedric Thompson (S) Miami 1978 12 326 Jeff Morrow (T) Minnesota 1979 6 163 Jim Ronan (DT) Cleveland * AFL Draft Pick (The AFL held a separate draft from 1960-67) 1979 9 176 Stan Sytsma (LB) New Orleans 1979 9 187 Keith Brown (DB) NY Jets 1980 4 100 Elmer Bailey (WR) Miami 1980 6 161 Greg Murtha (T) Philadelphia 1981 2 30 Marion Barber (RB) NY Jets 1981 7 176 Jeff Schuh (LB) Cincinnati 1981 8 203 Garry White (RB) San Francisco 1982 4 92 Jim Fahnhorst (LB) Minnesota 1982 5 117 Wally Kersten (T) LA Rams 1982 5 124 Ken Dallafior (T) Pittsburgh 1982 8 201 Chester Cooper (WR) Seattle

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n NFL Roster By Team ALL-TIME NFL ROSTER BY TEAM ARIZONA CARDINALS (1960-) Ben Utecht, TE 2008-09 Bob Tenner, E 1935 previously St. Louis Cardinals (1960-87); Darrell Thompson, RB 1990-95 CLEVELAND BROWNS (1946-96, 99-) Phoenix Cardinals (1988-94) Clayton Tonnemaker, C 1950-54 Jack Brewer, FS 2006 Dominic Alford, OL 2011 George Tuttle, E 1927 Adam Haayer, OT 2005 MarQueis Gray, TE 2013-14 Fred Twedell, G 1939 Gary Hadd, DT 1989 Michael Lehan, CB 2003-05 Andy Uram, HB 1938-43 Steve Neils, LB 1974-80 Chris Thome, OL 1991-92 Harold Van Every,HB 1940-41 Cory Sauter, QB 1998 Fred Van Hull, G 1942 DALLAS COWBOYS (1960-) Keith Simons, T 1978-79 Dick Wildung, G 1946-53 Mike Falls, G 1960-61 ATLANTA FALCONS (1966-) Marion Barber III, RB 2005-10 HOUSTON TEXANS (2002-) Dick Enderle, G 1969-71 Damien Wilson, LB 2015- Dominique Barber, S 2008-11 Ra’Shede Hageman, DE 2014- Greg Eslinger, C 2007 DENVER BRONCOS (1960-) Rodney Heath, CB 2002 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (1950-) Noel Jenke, LB 1972 Tony Carter, RB 2001 Frank Marchlewski,C 1966-68 Jerome Davis, DE 1999-2000 previously Baltimore Colts (1950-84) Derek Rackley, LS/TE 2000-05 Eric Decker, WR 2010-13 Matt Anderle, OT 2002 Karon Riley, DE 2002-05 Greg Eslinger, C 2006 Elmer Bailey, WR 1982 Craig Sauer, LB 1996-99 Ben Hamilton, OG 2001-09 Bill Baumgartner, E 1947 Steve Stewart, LB 1978 Gordy Holz, T 1960-63 Warren Beson, C 1950 Stan Sytsma, LB 1980 Laurence Maroney 2010 John Campbell, LB 1969 Karl Mecklenburg, LB 1983-94 Tom MacLeod, LB 1974-78 BALTIMORE RAVENS (1997-) Bob McNamara, RB 1960-61 Greg Murtha, T 1982 Ron Johnson, WR 2002-04 Jon Melander, OL 1993-94 Darrell Reid, DT 2005-08 Tellis Redmon, RB 2004 Mark Merrill, LB 1981-82 Cory Sauter, QB 2003 Rhys Lloyd, K 2007 Willie Middlebrooks, CB 2001-2004, ‘06 Dave Simonson, T 1974 Willie VanDeSteeg, LB 2009 Rick Upchurch, WR 1975-83 Nate Triplett, LB 2010-11 Ernie Wheelwright, WR 2008 Adam Weber, QB 2011 Ben Utecht, TE 2004-07 Maxx Williams, TE 2015- John Williams, T 1968-71 DETROIT LIONS (1934-) BUFFALO BILLS (1960-) Ken Dallafior, G 1986-90 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (1995-) MarQueis Gray, TE 2014- Jerome Davis, DE 1997-99 Lamanzer Williams, DE 1998-99 Craig Hendrickson,OT 1994 Gary Hadd, DT 1989 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (1963-) Frank Marchlewski,C 1970 Floyd Jaszewski, T 1950-51 Mark Merrill, LB 1983-84 Ray Parsons, T 1971 Bobby Bell, LB 1963-74 Bob Schmidt, T-C 1966-67 Charlie Sanders, TE 1968-77 Aaron Brown, DE 1966-72 Cory Sauter, QB 1999-2001 Arland Bruce, WR 2000 CAROLINA PANTHERS (1995-) Dave Simonson, T 1977 Matt Herkenhoff, T 1976-85 Dominic Alford, OL 2012 Jimmy Wyrick, CB 2000-02 Dick Hohnson, TE 1963 Antoine Burns, WR 2004-05 Josh Rawlings, T 2000 Fred Foggie, DB 1995-96 GREEN BAY PACKERS (1925-) Keith Simons, T 1976-77 Rhys Lloyd, K 2007-10 George Abramson, T 1925 Bob Stein, LB 1969-72 Aaron Brown, DE 1973-74 Lamanzer Williams, DE 2000 CHICAGO BEARS (1922-) Larry Buhler, FB 1939-41 MIAMI DOLPHINS (1966-) Marion Barber III, RB 2011 Jim Carter, LB 1970-78 John Billman, G 1947 Tony Carter, RB 2002 Doug Beaudoin, S 1980 Bill Daley, FB 1947 Chris Darkins, RB 1996-98 Elmer Bailey, WR 1980-81 Marty Christiansen, FB 1940 Walt Dunnigan, E 1922 Bob Bruggers, LB 1967-68 Tony Carter, RB 1994-97 Dick Enderle, G 1976 Kerry Glenn, DB 1991-92 George Faust, QB 1939 Gale Gillingham, OG 1966-76 Michael Lehan, CB 2006-08 Carl Hanke, E 1922-24 Ken Haycraft 1930 Cedric Thompson, DB 2015- Mike Hohensee, QB 1987 Michael Hunt, LB 1978-80 Jimmy Wyrick, CB 2003-04 Herb Joesting, FB 1931-32 Noel Jenke, LB 1973-74 MINNESOTA VIKINGS (1961-) Billy Martin, HB 1962-64 Bill Johnson, E 1941 Jack Brewer, FS 2002-03 Mark Merrill, LB 1979 Wally Kilbourne, T 1939 Bart Buetow, DT 1976 Bronko Nagurski, FB-T 1930-37, 1943 Bill Kuusisto, G 1941-46 John Campbell, LB 1963-64 Vern Oech, T 1936 Carl Lidberg, FB 1926-30 Tyrone Carter, DB 2000-04 Karon Riley, DE 2001-02 Tom MacLeod, LB 1973 Billy Cockerham, QB 2000 Cory Sauter, QB 2002 Lou Midler, G 1940 Mark Dusbabek, LB 1989-91 Matt Spaeth, TE 2011-12 Dick O’Donnell, E 1924-30 Carl Eller, DE 1964-78 Bob Sweiger, HB 1949 Urban Odson, T 1946-49 Paul Faust, LB 1967 Darrell Thompson,RB 1995 Earl Ohlgren, E 1942 Isaac Fruechte, WR 2015- Brock Vereen, S 2014- Larry Olsonoski, G 1948-49 MarQueis Gray, TE 2014 Greg White, DE 2005 Charles Schultz, T 1939-41 Adam Haayer, OT 2002-04 Bruce Smith, HB 1945-48 CINCINNATI BENGALS (1968-) Tom Hall, SE 1964-66 Steve Stewart, LB 1979 Rodney Heath, CB 1999-2001 Noel Jenke, LB 1971 Bud Svendsen, G 1937-39 Jon Melander, OL 1992 Doug Kingsriter, TE 1973-75 George Svendsen, C 1935-41 Jeff Schuh, LB 1981-85 Kent Kramer, TE 1969-70

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n NFL Roster By Team

Jermaine Mays, CB 2003 OAKLAND RAIDERS (1960-) SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (1950-) Pete Najarian, LB 1987 previously Los Angeles Raiders (1982-94) Arland Bruce, WR 2003 Randy Rasmussen, C 1988-89 Roger Hagberg, FB 1965-69 Jerome Davis, DE 2002-04 Craig Sauer, LB 2000-01 Mark Merrill, LB 1984 Tony Dungy, QB-DB 1979 Jeff Schuh, LB 1986 Jon Jelacic, DE 1961-64 Dick Enderle, G 1976 Marcus Sherels, DB/PR 2010- Gary Russell, FB 2009 Jim Fahnhorst, LB 1984-90 Bob Stein, LB 1975 Frank Youso, T 1963-65 Keith Fahnhorst, T 1974-85 Milt Sunde, G 1964-74 Kent Kramer, TE 1966 Thomas Tapeh, RB 2008 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (1933-) Willie Middlebrooks, CB 2005 Ben Williams, DE 1998-99 Bob Bjorklund, C 1941 Pete Najarian, LB 1987 Jeff Wright, DB 1971-77 Jack Brewer, FS 2005 Leo Nomellini, T 1950-63 Frank Youso, T 1961-62 Bud Grant, E 1951-52 John Schlecht, DT 2001-02 Thomas Hammer, RB 2000 Gordy Soltau, K-E 1950-58 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (1960-) Kent Kramer, TE 1971-74 Ryan Thelwell, WR 1998 Previously Boston Patriots (AFL, 1960-70) Steve Rhem, WR 1997-98 Doug Beaudoin, S 1976-79 Wayne Robinson, LB 1952-56 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (1976-) Hubie Bryant, WR 1971-72 Mark Slater, T 1979-93 Antoine Burns, WR 2003 Geno Cappelletti, K 1960-70 Thomas Tapeh, FB 2004-07 Carl Eller, DE 1979 Tony Carter, RB 1998-2000 Vern Winfield, G 1972-73 Ben Hamilton, OG 2010 Ezell Jones, T 1969-70 Logan Payne, WR 2007-08 Laurence Maroney, RB 2006-09 PITTSBURGH STEELERS (1940-) Derek Rackley, LS 2006-07 Jon Melander, OL 1991 previously Pittsburgh Pirates (1933-39) Josh Rawlings, T 2002 Josh Rawlings, OL 2000 Chet Anderson, TE 1967 Tellis Redmon, RB 2003 Bob Schmidt, T-C 1964-65 Hubie Bryant, WR 1970 Dave Simonson, T 1976 Bob Soltis, DB 1960-61 John Campbell, LB 1965-69 Troy Wolkow, OL 1988 Tony Carter, RB 2002 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (1976-) Tyrone Carter, DB 2004-09 Jay Carroll, TE 1984-85 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (1967-) Travis Cole, QB 2002 Mike Giovinetti, OT 1996 Tom Hall, SE 1967 Tony Dungy, QB-DB 1977-78 Wally Kersten, T 1985 Kent Kramer, TE 1967 Fred Foggie, DB 1994-95 Pete Najarian, LB 1987-89 Chip Lohmiller, K 1995 Bill Garnaas, HB 1946-48 Adam Weber, QB 2012 Sean Lumpkin, DB 1992-97 Lou Midler, G 1939 Derrick Wells, DB 2015- Steve Rhem, WR 1994-96 Eddie Miles, LB 1990 Greg (Stylez G.) White, DE 2007-10 John Schlecht, DT 2003 Gordon Paschka,FB-G 1943 TENNESSEE TITANS (1960-) Ryan Thelwell, WR 2000 Randy Rasmussen, C 1984-85 Greg White, DE 2002 Gary Russell, RB 2008 previously Houston Oilers (1960-96) Matt Spaeth, TE 2007-10, 2013- David Cobb, RB 2015- NEW YORK GIANTS (1925-) Mark Dusbabek, LB 1987-88 McKinley Boston, LB 1968-69 ST. LOUIS RAMS (1937-) Adam Haayer, OT 2001 Jack Brewer, FS 2004 previously Cleveland Rams (1937-45); Tom Hall, SE 1962-63 Bart Buetow, DT 1973 Los Angeles Rams (1946-94) Bob Schmidt, T-C 1961-63 Omar Douglas, WR 1994-97 Julius Alfonse, QB 1937-38 Dave Simonson, T 1975 Dick Enderle, G 1972-75 Adam Haayer, OT 2006 WASHINGTON REDSKINS (1937-) George Franck, FB 1941 & 1945-47 Alex Hass, TE 2000 Jon Jelacic, DE 1958 Wally Kersten, T 1982 Brian Bonner, LB 1988-89 Greg Larson, C 1961-73 Len Levy, G 1945-48 Ron Hanson, G 1951 Ed Lechner, G 1942 Chip Lohmiller, K 1996 Ray Hitchcock, C 1987-89 Gordon Paschka,FG-G 1947 Frank Marchiewski,C 1965, 1968-69 Jon Leverenz, LB 1990 Winfield Pederson,T 1941, 1945 Paul Mitchell, T 1946-48 Chip Lohmiller, K 1988-94 Bob Schmidt, T-C 1959-60 Don Nolander, C 1946 Anthony Montgomery, DT 2006-09 Dave Simonson, T 1975 Warren Plunkett, QB 1942 Wilbur Moore, HB 1939-46 Randy Staten, DE 1967 Mark Setterstrom, OG 2006-09 Matt Reem, OG 1996-97 Steve Tobin, C 1980 Rudy Sikich, T 1945 Karon Riley, DE 2006 Ed Widseth, T 1937-40 Bruce Smith, HB 1948 Greg White, DE 2003 Brian Williams, C 1989-2000 Vic Spadaccini, QB 1938-40 DEFUNCT FRANCHISES Bob Stein, LB 1973-74 AKRON INDIANS (1920-26) NEW YORK JETS (1963-) John Williams, T 1972-79 Marion Barber, RB 1981-89 previously Akron Pros (1920-25) Tyrone Carter, DB 2003 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS (1961-) Rube Ursella, QB 1926 Eric Decker, WR 2014- Doug Beaudoin, S 1981 BOSTON YANKS (1944-48) Kerry Glenn, DB 1985-89 Cameron Botticelli, DL 2015- Gordy Holz, T 1964 Bob Bruggers, LB 1968-71 Bill Daley, FB 1946 & 1948 Jon Michals, DE 2000 Tyrone Carter, DB 2010 Rube Juster, T 1946 Mark Merrill, LB 1978-79 Ken Dallafoir, G 1985 BROOKLYN DODGERS (1930-43) Logan Payne, WR 2011 Traye Simmons, DB 2010 previously Brooklyn Tigers (1930) Mac Stephens, LB 1990 Mark Slater, C 1978 John Billman, G 1946 Frank Youso, T 1958-60 Bob Stein, LB 1974 Winfield Pederson,T 1946 Ryan Thelwell, WR 1998-99 Bob Sweiger, HB 1946-48 Nate Triplett, LB 2011

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BROOKLYN DODGERS (1930-43) Al Maeder, T 1929 Dick O’Donnell, E 1931 Mally Nydall, FB-QB 1929-30 Stan Kostka, FB 1935 John O’Brian, HB 1929 Bud Svendsen, G 1940-43 Art Pharmer, FB 1930

BROOKLYN TIGERS (1944-46) NEW YORK BULLDOGS (1949-51) Bob Paffrath, HB 1946 New York Yankees (1950-51) Larry Olsonoski, G 1949 BUFFALO BISONS (1920-27, 1929) Chet Gay, T 1925 RACINE TORNADOES (1926) Chet Gay, T 1926 CHICAGO TIGERS (1920-21) Ralph Capron, HB 1920 ROCK ISLAND INDEPENDENTS (1920-26) Rube Ursella, QB 1920 & 1924-26 CLEVELAND TIGERS (1920-21) Arne Wyman, FB 1920 Bert Baston, E 1920-21 Joe Mattern, HB 1920 STATEN ISLAND STAPLETONS (1929-32) Al Teeter, E 1932 DULUTH KELLEYS (1923-27) Duluth Eskimos (1926-27) Bobby Marshall, E 1925 Dick O’Donnell, E 1923 Rex Tobin, E 1925

EVANSVILLE CRIMSON GIANTS (1921-22) Olaf Noreene, HB 1921

FRANKFORD YELLOW JACKETS (1924-31) Hal Hanson, G 1928-30 Herb Joesting, FB 1930-31 Mally Nydall, FB-QB 1930-31 Art Pharmer, FB 1930-31 Bob Tanner, E 1930

HAMMOND PROS (1920-26) Carl Hanke, E 1921-23 Festus Tierney, G 1922 Rube Ursella, QB 1926

KENOSHA MAROONS (1924) Roger Pattison, G 1924

LOS ANGELES BUCCANEERS (1926) Arnie Sandberg, HB 1926 Ellery White, HB 1926

MILWAUKEE BADGERS (1921-1927) Bert Bisbee, HB 1922 Merton Dunnigan, T 1925-26 Chet Gay, T 1927 Pete Regnier, HB 1922 Festus Tierney, G 1925

MINNEAPOLIS MARINES (1921-25) Mert Dunnigan, T 1924 Ben Dvorak, HB 1921-22 Gus Ekberg, E 1921 Paul Flynn, E 1922-23 Hal Hanson, G 1930 Einer Irgens, E 1921-24 Joe Mattern, HB 1922 Pete Regnier, HB 1921-22 Jim Rush, HB 1922 Festus Tierney, G 1923-24 Rube Ursella, QB 1921

MINNEAPOLIS RED JACKETS (1929-30) George Gibson, G 1930 Ken Haycraft 1929 Herb Joesting, FB 1929-30 Wayne Kakota, C 1930

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n NFL Roster By Player ALL-TIME NFL ROSTER BY PLAYER

Dominic Alford, OL ...... 2011-12 Bart Buetow, DT...... 1973, ‘76 Mark Dusbabek, LB...... 1987-91 Cleveland Browns, 2011 New York Giants 1973 Houston Oilers 1987-88 Carolina Panthers, 2012 Minnesota Vikings 1976 Minnesota Vikings 1989-91 George Abramson, T...... 1925 Larry Buhler, FB ...... 1939-41 Ben Dvorak, HB...... 1921-22 Green Bay Packers 1925 Green Bay Packers 1939-41 Minneapolis Marines 1921-22 Julius Alfonse, QB ...... 1937-38 Antoine Burns, WR ...... 2003-05 Gus Ekberg, E...... 1921 Cleveland Rams 1937-38 Seattle Seahawks 2003 Minneapolis Marines 1921 Matt Anderle, OT...... 2002 Carolina Panthers 2004-05 Carl Eller, DE...... 1964-79 Indianapolis Colts 2002 John Campbell, LB...... 1963-69 Minnesota Vikings 1964-78 Chet Anderson, TE ...... 1967 Minnesota Vikings 1963-64 Seattle Seahawks 1979 Pittsburgh Steelers 1967 Pittsburgh Steelers 1965-69 Dick Enderle, G...... 1969-76 Elmer Bailey, WR...... 1980-82 Baltimore Colts 1969 Atlanta Falcons 1969-71 Miami Dolphins 1980-81 Geno Cappelletti, FL-K ...... 1960-70 New York Giants 1972-75 Baltimore Colts 1982 Boston Patriots 1960-70 San Francisco 49ers 1976 Dominique Barber, S...... 2008-11 Ralph Capron, HB...... 1920 Green Bay Packers 1976 Houston Texans 2008-11 Chicago Bears 1920 Greg Eslinger, C ...... 2006-08 Marion Barber, RB ...... 1981-89 Jay Carroll, TE...... 1984-85 Denver Broncos 2006-07 New York Jets 1981-89 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1984-85 Houston Texans 2007-08 Marion Barber III, RB ...... 2005-11 Jim Carter, LB ...... 1970-78 Jim Fahnhorst, LB ...... 1984-90 Dallas Cowboys 2005-10 Green Bay 1970-78 San Francisco 49ers 1984-90 Chicago Bears 2011 Tony Carter, RB...... 1994-2002 Keith Fahnhorst, T...... 1974-85 Bert Baston, E...... 1920-21 Chicago Bears 1994-97 San Francisco 49ers 1974-85 Cleveland Bulldogs 1920-21 New England Patriots 1998-2000 Mike Falls, G ...... 1960-61 Bill Baumgartner, E ...... 1947 Denver Broncos 2001 Dallas Cowboys 1960-61 Baltimore 1947 Green Bay Packers 2002 George Faust, QB ...... 1939 Doug Beaudoin, S ...... 1976-81 Tyrone Carter, DB ...... 2000-10 Chicago Bears 1939 New England Patriots 1976-79 Minnesota Vikings 2000-02 Paul Faust, LB ...... 1967 Miami Dolphins 1980 New York Jets 2003 Minnesota Vikings 1967 San Diego Chargers 1981 Pittsburgh Steelers 2004-09 Paul Flynn, E...... 1922-23 Bobby Bell, LB...... 1963-74 San Diego Chargers, 2010 Minneapolis Marines 1922-23 Kansas City Chiefs 1963-74 Marty Christiansen, FB...... 1940 Fred Foggie, DB ...... 1994-96 Warren Beson, C ...... 1949 Chicago Bears 1940 Pittsburgh Steelers 1994-95 Baltimore 1949 David Cobb, RB ...... 2015- Carolina Panthers 1995-96 John Billman, G ...... 1946-47 Tennessee Titans, 2015- George Franck, FB ...... 1941, 1945-47 Brooklyn Dodgers 1946 Billy Cockerham, QB ...... 2000 New York Giants 1941, 1945-47 Chicago Bears 1947 Minnesota Vikings 2000 Isaac Fruechte, WR ...... 2015- Bert Bisbee, HB ...... 1922 Travis Cole, QB ...... 2002 Minnesota Vikings 2015 Milwaukee Badgers 1922 Pittsburgh Steelers 2002 Bill Garnaas, HB ...... 1946-48 Bob Bjorklund, C ...... 1941 Bill Daley, FB...... 1946-48 Pittsburgh Steelers 1946-48 Philadelphia Eagles 1941 Miami 1946 Chet Gay, T ...... 1925-26 Brian Bonner, LB...... 1988-89 Brooklyn Dodgers 1946 Buffalo Bisons 1925 Washington Redskins 1988-89 Chicago Bears 1947 Racine Tornadoes 1926 McKinley Boston, LB ...... 1968-69 New York Yankees 1948 Milwaukee Badgers 1926 New York Giants 1968-69 Ken Dallafior, G...... 1985-90 George Gibson, G ...... 1930 Cameron Botticelli, DL ...... 2015- San Diego Chargers 1985 Minneapolis Marines 1930 San Diego Chargers 2015- Detroit Lions 1986-90 Gale Gillingham, OG ...... 1966-76 Jack Brewer, FS...... 2002-06 Chris Darkins, RB ...... 1996-98 Green Bay Packers 1966-76 Minnesota Vikings 2002-03 Green Bay Packers 1996-98 Mike Giovinetti, OT ...... 1996 New York Giants 2004 Jerome Davis, DE ...... 1997-2004 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1996 Philadelphia Eagles 2005 Detroit Lions 1997-99 Kerry Glenn, DB...... 1985-92 Arizona Cardinals 2006 Denver Broncos 1999-2000 New York Jets 1985-89 Aaron Brown, DE...... 1966-74 San Francisco 49ers 2002-04 Miami Dolphins 1991-92 Kansas City Chiefs 1966-72 Eric Decker, WR ...... 2010- Bud Grant, E ...... 1951-52 Green Bay Packers 1973-74 Denver Broncos 2010-13 Philadelphia Eagles 1951-52 Arland Bruce, WR ...... 2000, 2003 New York Jets 2014- MarQueis Gray, TE...... 2013- Kansas City Chiefs 2000 Omar Douglas, WR ...... 1994-97 Cleveland Browns 2013 San Francisco 49ers 2003 New York Giants 1994-97 Minnesota Vikings 2014 Bob Bruggers, LB ...... 1967-71 Tony Dungy, QB-DB ...... 1977-79 Buffalo Bills 2014- Miami Dolphins 1967-68 Pittsburgh Steelers 1977-78 Adam Haayer, OT...... 2001-06 San Diego Chargers 1968-71 San Francisco 49ers 1979 Tennessee Titans 2001 Hubie Bryant, WR ...... 1970-72 Mert Dunnigan, T...... 1924-26 Minnesota Vikings 2002-04 Pittsburgh Steelers 1970 Minneapolis Marines 1924 Arizona Cardinals 2005 New England Patriots 1971-72 Milwaukee 1925-26 St. Louis Rams 2006 Walt Dunnigan, E ...... 1922 Green Bay 1922

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Gary Hadd, DT...... 1989 Ezell Jones, T...... 1969-70 Jon Michals, DE...... 2000 Detroit Lions 1989 Boston Patriots 1969-70 New York Jets 2000 Phoenix Cardinals 1989 Rube Juster, T...... 1946 Bob McNamara, RB...... 1960-61 Roger Hagberg, FB ...... 1965-69 Boston Yankees 1946 Denver Broncos 1960-61 Oakland Raiders 1965-69 Wayne Kakota, C ...... 1930 Jon Melander, OL...... 1991-94 Ra’Shede Hageman, DE ...... 2014- Minneapolis Marines 1930 New England Patriots 1991 Atlanta Falcons 2014- Wally Kersten, T ...... 1982-85 Cincinnati Bengals 1992 Tom Hall, SE ...... 1962-67 Los Angeles Rams 1982 Denver Broncos 1993-94 Detroit Lions 1962-63 Tampa Bay 1985 Mark Merrill, LB ...... 1978-84 Minnesota Vikings 1964-66 Wally Kilbourne, T...... 1939 New York Jets 1978-79 New Orleans Saints 1967 Green Bay Packers 1939 Chicago Bears 1979 Ben Hamilton, OG ...... 2001-10 Doug Kingsriter, TE...... 1973-75 Denver Broncos 1981-82 Denver Broncos 2001-09 Minnesota Vikings 1973-75 Buffalo Bills 1983-84 Seattle Seahawks, 2010 Stan Kostka, FB ...... 1935 Los Angeles Raiders 1984 Thomas Hamner, RB...... 2000 Brooklyn Dodgers 1935 Willie Middlebrooks, CB ...... 2001-06 Philadelphia Eagles 2000 Kent Kramer, TE ...... 1966-74 Denver Broncos 2001-2004, '06- Carl Hanke, E ...... 1921-24 San Francisco 49ers 1966 San Francisco 49ers 2005 Hammond Pros 1921-23 New Orleans Saints 1967 Lou Midler, G...... 1939-40 Chicago Bears 1922-24 Minnesota Vikings 1969-70 Pittsburgh Pirates 1939 Ron Hanson, G ...... 1951 Philadelphia Eagles 1971-74 Green Bay Packers 1940 Washington Redskins 1951 Bill Kuusisto, G ...... 1941-46 Eddie Miles, LB...... 1990 Hal Hanson, G ...... 1928-30 Green Bay Packers 1941-46 Pittsburgh Steelers 1990 Frankford Yellow Jackets 1928-30 Greg Larson, C ...... 1961-73 Paul Mitchell, T...... 1946-48 Minneapolis Marines 1930 New York Giants 1961-73 Los Angeles Dons 1946-48 Alex Hass, TE ...... 2000 Ed Lechner, G...... 1942 Anthony Montgomery, DT ...... 2006-09 St. Louis Rams 2000 New York Giants 1942 Washington Redskins 2006-09 Ken Haycraft...... 1929-1930 Michael Lehan, CB ...... 2003-08 Wilbur Moore, HB ...... 1939-46 Minneapolis Red Jackets 1929 Cleveland Browns 2003-05 Washington Redskins 1939-46 Green Bay Packers 1930 Miami Dolphins 2006-08 Greg Murtha, T ...... 1982 Rodney Heath, CB...... 1999-2002 Jon Leverenz, LB...... 1990 Baltimore Colts 1982 Cincinnati Bengals 1999-2001 Washington Redskins 1990 Bronko Nagurski, FB-T...... 1930-37, ‘43 Atlanta Falcons 2002 Len Levy, G ...... 1945-48 Chicago Bears 1930-37, 1943 Craig Hendrickson, OT ...... 1994 Cleveland/Los Angeles Rams 1945 Pete Najarian, LB ...... 1987-89 Buffalo Bills 1994 Los Angeles Dons 1947-48 San Francisco 49ers 1987 Matt Herkenhoff, T ...... 1976-85 Carl Lidberg, FB ...... 1926-30 Minnesota Vikings 1987 Kansas City Chiefs 1976-85 Green Bay Packers 1926-30 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1987-89 Ray Hitchcock, C ...... 1987-89 Rhys Lloyd, K...... 2007-09 Steve Neils, LB ...... 1974-80 Washington Redskins 1987-89 Baltimore Ravens 2007 St. Louis Cardinals 1974-80 Mike Hohensee, QB ...... 1987 Carolina Panthers 2007-09 Don Nolander, C ...... 1946 Chicago Bears 1987 Chip Lohmiller, K...... 1988-96 Los Angles Dons 1946 Gordy Holz, T...... 1960-64 Washington Redskins 1988-94 Leo Nomellini, T ...... 1950-63 Denver Broncos 1960-63 New Orleans Saints 1995 San Francisco 49ers 1950-63 New York Jets 1964 St. Louis Rams 1996 Olaf Noreene, HB ...... 1921 Michael Hunt, LB...... 1978-80 Sean Lumpkin, DB...... 1992-97 Evansville Crimson Giants 1921 Green Bay Packers 1978-80 New Orleans Saints 1992-97 Mally Nydall, FB-QB...... 1929-31 Einer Irgens, E ...... 1921-24 Tom MacLeod, LB ...... 1973-78 Minneapolis 1929-30 Minneapolis 1921-24 Green Bay Packers 1973 Frankford 1930-31 Floyd Jaszewski, T...... 1950-51 Baltimore Colts 1974-78 John O’Brien, HB...... 1929 Detroit Lions 1950-51 Al Maeder, T ...... 1929 Minneapolis 1929 Jon Jelacic, DE ...... 1958-64 Minneapolis Marines 1929 Dick O’Donnell, E ...... 1924-31 New York Giants 1958 Frank Marchlewski, C...... 1965-70 Duluth Eskimos 1923 Oakland 1961-64 Los Angeles Rams 1965, 1968-69 Green Bay Packers 1924-30 Noel Jenke, LB...... 1971-74 Atlanta Falcons 1966-68 Brooklyn Dodgers 1931 Minnesota Vikings 1971 Buffalo Bills 1970 Urban Odson, T ...... 1946-49 Atlanta Falcons 1972 Laurence Maroney, RB ...... 2006-10 Green Bay Packers 1946-49 Green Bay Packers 1973-74 New England Patriots 2006-09 Vern Oech, T...... 1936 Herb Joesting, FB ...... 1929-32 Denver Broncos 2010 Chicago Bears 1936 Minneapolis Marines 1929-30 Billy Martin, HB...... 1962-64 Earl Ohlgren, E ...... 1942 Frankford Yellow Jackets 1930-31 Chicago Bears 1962-64 Green Bay 1942 Chicago Bears 1931-32 Joe Mattern, HB...... 1920-22 Larry Olsonoski, G...... 1948-49 Bill Johnson, E ...... 1941 Cleveland Tigers 1920 Green Bay Packers 1948-49 Green Bay Packers 1941 Minneapolis Marines 1922 New York Bulldogs 1949 Dick Johnson, TE...... 1963 Jermaine Mays, CB...... 2003 Bob Paffrath, HB ...... 1946 Kansas City Chiefs 1963 Minnesota Vikings 2003 Brooklyn Tigers 1946 Ron Johnson, WR...... 2002-2004 Karl Mecklenburg, LB ...... 1983-94 Ray Parsons, T ...... 1971 Baltimore Ravens 2002-04 Denver Broncos 1983-94 Detroit Lions 1971

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n NFL Roster By Player Gordon Paschka, FB-G ...... 1943, ‘47 Houston Oilers 1961-63 Bob Tanner, E ...... 1930 Pittsburgh Steelers 1943 Boston Patriots 1964-65 Frankford Yellow Jackets 1930 New York Giants 1947 Buffalo Bills 1966-67 Thomas Tapeh, FB...... 2004-08 Roger Pattison, G...... 1924 Jeff Schuh, LB ...... 1981-86 Philadelphia Eagles 2004-07 Kenosha Maroons 1924 Cincinnati Bengals 1981-85 Minnesota Vikings 2008 Logan Payne, WR...... 2008, ‘11 Green Bay Packers 1986 Al Teeter, E ...... 1932 Seattle Seahawks 2008 Minnesota Vikings 1986 Staten Island Stapletons 1932 New York Jets 2011 Charles Schultz, T...... 1939-41 Bob Tenner, E ...... 1935 Winfield Pederson, T ...... 1941, ‘45-46 Green Bay Packers 1939-41 Green Bay Packers 1935 New York Giants 1941, 1945 Marcus Sherels, DB/PR...... 2010- Chris Thome, OL ...... 1991-92 Boston Yankees 1946 Minnesota Vikings 2010- Cleveland Browns 1991-92 Art Pharmer, FB ...... 1930-31 Rudy Sikich, T...... 1945 Ryan Thelwell, WR...... 1998-2000 Minneapolis Marines 1930 Cleveland Rams 1945 San Francisco 49ers 1998 Frankford Yellow Jackets 1930-31 Jack Simmons, TE...... 2009 San Diego Chargers 1998-99 Warren Plunkett, QB ...... 1942 New York Jets 2009 New Orleans Saints 2000 Cleveland Rams 1942 Traye Simmons, DB ...... 2010 Cedric Thompson, DB ...... 2015- Derek Rackley, LS/TE ...... 2000-07 San Diego Chargers 2010 Miami Dophins 2015- Atlanta Falcons 2000-05 Keith Simons, T ...... 1976-79 Darrell Thompson, RB...... 1990-95 Seattle Seahawks 2006-07 Kansas City Chiefs 1976-77 Green Bay Packers 1990-95 Randy Rasmussen, C ...... 1984-89 St. Louis Cardinals 1978-79 Chicago Bears 1995 Pittsburgh Steelers 1984-85 Dave Simonson, T ...... 1974-77 Festus Tierney, G ...... 1922-25 Minnesota Vikings 1988-89 Baltimore Colts 1974 Hammond Pros 1922 Josh Rawlings, T ...... 2000-02 New York Giants 1975 Minneapolis Marines 1923-24 Kansas City Chiefs 2000 Houston Oilers 1975 Milwaukee Badgers 1925 New England Patriots 2000 Seattle Seahawks 1976 Rex Tobin, E ...... 1925 Seattle Seahawks 2002 Detroit Lions 1977 Duluth Eskimos 1925 Tellis Redmon, RB...... 2003-04 Mark Slater, C...... 1978-83 Steve Tobin, C...... 1980 Seattle Seahawks 2003 San Diego Chargers 1978 New York Giants 1980 Baltimore Ravens 2004 Philadelphia Eagles 1979-83 Clayton Tonnemaker, C ...... 1950-54 Matt Reem, OG ...... 1996-97 Bruce Smith, HB ...... 1945-48 Green Bay Packers 1950-54 Washington Redskins 1996-97 Green Bay Packers 1945-48 Nate Triplett, LB ...... 2010-11 Pete Regnier, HB ...... 1921-22 Los Angeles Rams 1948 Indianapolis Colts 2010-11 Minneapolis Marines 1921-22 Gordy Soltau, K-E ...... 1950-58 George Tuttle, E ...... 1927 Green Bay 1922 San Francisco 49ers 1950-58 Green Bay Packers 1927 Darrell Reid, DT...... 2005-09 Bob Soltis, DB ...... 1960-61 Fred Twedell, G...... 1939 Indianapolis Colts 2005-08 Boston Patriots 1960-61 Green Bay Packers 1939 Denver Broncos 2009 Vic Spadaccini, QB ...... 1938-40 Rick Upchurch, WR...... 1975-83 Steve Rhem, WR ...... 1994-98 Cleveland Rams 1938-40 Denver Broncos 1975-83 New Orleans 1994-96 Matt Spaeth, TE...... 2007- Andy Uram, HB ...... 1938-43 Philadelphia 1997-98 Pittsburgh Steelers 2007-10, 2013- Green Bay Packers 1938-43 Karon Riley, DE ...... 2001-05 Chicago Bears, 2011-12 Rube Ursella, QB...... 1920-26 Chicago Bears 2001-02 Randy Staten, DE ...... 1967 Rock Island Independents 1920,1924-25 Atlanta Falcons 2002-05 New York Giants 1967 Minneapolis Marines 1921 Wayne Robinson, LB ...... 1952-56 Bob Stein, LB...... 1969-75 Akron Pros 1926 Philadelphia Eagles 1952-56 Kansas City Chiefs 1969-72 Hammond Pros 1926 Jim Rush, HB...... 1922 Los Angeles Rams 1973-74 Ben Utecht, TE ...... 2004-08 Minneapolis Marines 1922 San Diego Chargers 1974 Indianapolis Colts 2004-07 Gary Russell, RB ...... 2007-09 Minnesota Vikings 1975 Cincinnati Bengals 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers 2007-08 Mac Stephens, LB ...... 1990-91 Willie VanDeSteeg, LB ...... 2009 Oakland Raiders 2009 New York Jets 1990 Baltimore Ravens 2009 Arnie Sandberg, HB ...... 1926 Minnesota Vikings 1991 Harold Van Every, HB ...... 1940-41 Los Angeles Buccaneers 1926 Steve Stewart, LB ...... 1978-79 Green Bay Packers 1940-41 Charlie Sanders, TE ...... 1968-77 Atlanta Falcons 1978 Fred Van Hull, G ...... 1942 Detroit Lions 1968-77 Green Bay Packers 1979 Green Bay Packers 1942 Craig Sauer, LB...... 1996-2001 Milt Sunde, G...... 1969-74 Brock Vereen, S ...... 2014- Atlanta Falcons 1996-99 Minnesota Vikings 1964-74 Chicago Bears 2014- Minnesota Vikings 2000-01 Bud Svendsen, G...... 1937-43 Adam Weber, QB...... 2011-12 Cory Sauter, QB ...... 1998-2003 Green Bay Packers 1937-39 Denver Broncos 2011 Arizona Cardinals 1998 Brooklyn Dodgers 1940-43 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2012 Detroit Lions 1999-2001 George Svendsen, C ...... 1935-41 Derrick Wells, DB ...... 2015- Chicago Bears 2002 Green Bay Packers 1935-41 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2015- Indianapolis Colts 2003 Bob Sweiger, HB ...... 1946-49 Ernie Wheelwright, WR...... 2008 John Schlecht, DT ...... 2001-03 New York Yankees 1946-48 Baltimore Ravens 2008 San Francisco 49ers 2001-02 Chicago Hornets 1949 Ellery White, HB ...... 1926 New Orleans Saints 2003 Stan Sytsma, LB ...... 1980 Los Angeles Buccaneers, 1926 Bob Schmidt, T-C ...... 1959-67 Atlanta Falcons 1980 New York Giants 1959-60

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Greg (Stylez G.) White, DE. . . 2002-03, '05, '07-10 NFL EUROPE (1991-2007) Stan Canakes, OT, DT ...... 1954-58 New Orleans Saints 2002 PREVIOUSLY WORLD LEAGUE (1991-92) Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1954-58 Washington Redskins 2003 Antoine Burns, WR ...... 2004 Saskatchewan Roughriders 1956 Chicago Bears 2005 Amsterdam Admirals 2004 Tom Cates, RB ...... 1947 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2007-10 Billy Cockerham, QB ...... 2002 Montreal Alouettes 1947 Ed Widseth, T ...... 1937-40 Frankfurt Galaxy 2002 Tom Chandler, LB ...... 1976-77 New York Giants 1937-40 Jerome Davis, DE ...... 2002 Calgary Roughriders 1976 Dick Wildung, G...... 1946-53 Frankfurt Galaxy 2002 Hamilton Tigercats 1977 Green Bay Packers 1946-53 Ron Goetz, LB ...... 1991-92 Lou Clare, DB ...... 1973-81 Ben Williams, DE...... 1998-99 Barcelona Dragons 1991-92 Hamilton Tigercats 1973-75, 1979-81 Minnesota Vikings 1998-99 Ben Hamilton, C ...... 2002 Saskatchewan Roughriders 1976-78 Brian Williams, C ...... 1989-2000 Berlin Thunder 2002 Montreal Alouettes 1981 New York Giants 1989-2000 Aaron Hosack, WR...... 2005-07 Jerome Davis, OT...... 2000, 2005-08 John Williams, T ...... 1968-79 Frankfurt Galaxy 2005-07 Calgary Stampeders 2000 Baltimore Colts 1968-71 Rhys Lloyd, K ...... 2007 Toronto Argonauts 2005-06, 2008 Los Angeles Rams 1972-79 Frankfurt Galaxy 2007 Hamilton Tigercats 2007 Lamanzer Williams, DE...... 1998-2000 Jermaine Mays, DB...... 2004 Bob Deegan, DE ...... 1963 Jacksonville Jaguars 1998-99 Berlin Thunder 2004-05 Saskatchewan Roughriders 1963 Kansas City Chiefs 2000 Jon Michals, DE...... 2002 Walt Edwards, OT ...... 1949 Maxx Williams, TE ...... 2015- Frankfurt Galaxy 2002 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1949 Baltimore Raves 2015- Joe Quinn, OG ...... 2005 Mike Falls, OG...... 1956 Vern Winfield, G ...... 1972-73 Rhein Fire 2005 Toronto Argonauts 1956 Philadelphia Eagles 1972-73 Josh Rawlings, OT...... 2001 Marquel Fleetwood, QB...... 1993-97 Damien Wilson, LB ...... 2015- Frankfurt Galaxy 2001 Ottawa Renegades 1993-94 Dallas Cowboys 2015- Tellis Redmon, RB ...... 2003 Toronto Argonauts 1996 Troy Wolkow, OL ...... 1988 Amsterdam Admirals 2003 Hamilton Tigercats 1997 New England Patriots 1988 Cory Sauter, QB ...... 2000 Rickey Foggie, QB...... 1988-97, 2002 Jeff Wright, DB ...... 1971-77 Barcelona Dragons 2000 British Columbia Lions 1988-90, 2002 Minnesota 1971-77 John Schlecht, DT ...... 2003-04 Toronto Argonauts 1991-92 Arne Wyman, FB ...... 1920 Frankfurt Galaxy 2003-04 Edmonton Eskimos 1993-94 Rock Island Independents 1920 Dominique Sims, LB ...... 2007 Memphis Mad Dogs 1995 Jimmy Wyrick, CB ...... 2000-2004 Frankfurt Galaxy 2007 Hamilton Tigercats 1997 Detroit Lions 2000-02 Greg White, DE ...... 2005 Ron Goetz, LB ...... 1993-97 Miiami Dolphins 2003-2004 Cologne Centurions 2005 Ottawa Renegades 1993 Frank Youso, T ...... 1958-63 Ben Williams, DE ...... 1998 Saskatchewan Roughriders 1994-97 New York Giants 1958-60 London Monarchs 1998 John Hankinson, QB ...... 1968 Minnesota Vikings 1961-62 Lamanzer Williams, DE...... 2003 Edmonton Eskimos 1968 Oakland Raiders 1963-65 Berlin Thunder 2003 Rodney Heath, DB...... 2004 (listed players were either on an active season ros- Hamilton Tigercats 2004 ter or practice squad during at least one NFL sea- CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Craig Hendrickson, OL ...... 1991-2001 son) Ollie Bakken, LB ...... 1986-80 Saskatchewan Roughriders 1991-93 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1976 Edmonton Eskimos 1994-95 ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL LEAGUES Calgary Stampeders 1976-79 British Columbia Lions 1996, 2000-01 USFL (1983-85) British Columbia Lions 1980 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1997-99 Elmer Bailey, WR ...... 1984 Keith Ballard, OT...... 1994 Scott Hendrickson, OL ...... 1992-2000 Denver Gold 1984 Baltimore Stallions 1994 Saskatchewan Roughriders 1992-97 Doug Beaudoin, SS ...... 1983-85 Ray Baylor, DL ...... 2001 British Columbia Lions 1998-2000 Tampa Bay Bandits 1983-85 Saskatchewan Roughriders 2001 Bob Hobert, OL ...... 1957-58 Ken Dallafior, T...... 1984 Rob Blakely, RB ...... 1968 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1957-58 Michigan Panthers 1984 Toronto Argonauts 1968 Mike Hohensee, QB ...... 1985 Jim Fahnhorst, LB ...... 1983-85 Brian Bonner, LB...... 1991-95 Ottawa Renegades 1985 Boston Breakers 1983 Ottawa Renegades 1991-94 British Columbia Lions 1985 Chicago Blitz 1983 Shreveport Pirates 1995 Bruce Holmes, LB ...... 1988-92 Arizona Wranglers 1984 McKinley Boston, LB...... 1971 Toronto Argonauts 1988-89, 1992 Oklahoma Outlaws 1985 British Columbia Lions 1971 Ottawa Renegades 1989-90 Mike Hohensee, QB...... 1983-84 Tom Brown, OL, DL ...... 1961-67 British Columbia Lions 1991 Washington Federals 1983-84 British Columbia Lions 1961-67 Kevin Holmes, DL ...... 2001 Glenn Howard, LB ...... 1984-85 Arland Bruce, WR ...... 2001-02, 2004-08 Saskatchewan Roughriders 2001 Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars 1984-85 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2001-02 Jon Jelacic, DL...... 1959-60 Kevin Kellin, DE...... 1984 Toronto Argonauts 2004-08 Ottawa Rough Riders 1959-60 Washington Federals 1984 Bart Buetow, DE ...... 1974-75 Dick Johnson, TE...... 1960-61 Greg Murtha, OT ...... 1983-84 Toronto Argonauts 1974-75 British Columbia Lions 1960-61 New Jersey Generals 1983-84 Dave Burkholder, OT...... 1958-64 Jerry Jones, RB ...... 1963-64 Dana Noel, DB...... 1983 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1958-64 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1963-64 New Jersey Generals 1983 Billy Bye, RB ...... 1953-54 Rube Juster, OT...... 1947 Alan Reid, RB ...... 1984 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1953-54 Montreal Alouettes 1947 Memphis Showboats 1984

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Mike Kissell, OG ...... 1949 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1949 Simoni Lawrence, LB ...... 2012-14 Edmonton Eskimos 2012 Hamilton TigerCats 2013-14 Billy Martin, RB...... 1965-68 Edmonton Eskimos 1965 Toronto Argonauts 1966 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1968 Jermaine Mays, DB ...... 2006-08 Toronto Argonauts 2006-07 Hamilton Tigercats 2008 Ralph McAllister, RB...... 1952-53 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1952-53 Cedric McKinley, DT ...... 2014 Edmonton Eskimos 2014 Bob McNamara, DB...... 1955-58 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1955-58 Willie Middlebrooks, DB...... 2008 Toronto Argonauts 2008 Bill Munsey, RB...... 1963-67 British Columbia Lions 1963-67 Pete Najarian, LB ...... 1988 Toronto Argonauts 1988 Urban Odson, OT...... 1950 Montreal Alouettes 1950 Bob Paffrath, QB, RB ...... 1946-52 Ottawa Rough Riders 1946, 1948-49 Edmonton Eskimos 1950-52 Alan Reid, RB ...... 1985-86 Montreal Alouettes 1985-86 Karon Riley, DE...... 2005 Toronto Argonauts 2005 Bob Sandberg, RB...... 1947-49, 1951 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1947-49 Saskatchewan Roughriders 1951 Dave Skrein, RB ...... 1953 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1953 Jim Soltau, E...... 1955 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1955 Sandy Stephens, QB ...... 1962-63 Montreal Alouettes 1962-63 Toronto Argonauts 1963 Troy Stoudermire, DB...... 2014 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2014 Ryan Thelwell, WR...... 2001-08 British Columbia Lions 2001-06 Calgary Stampeders 2007-08 Ben Williams, DT...... 1994-95 Shreveport Pirates 1994-95 Mike Wright, DT...... 1960-61 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1960-61

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n Bowl Game Summaries 1961 ROSE BOWL 1962 ROSE BOWL 1977 HALL OF FAME WASHINGTON 17, MINNESOTA 7 MINNESOTA 21, UCLA 3 BOWL January 2, 1961 • The Rose Bowl January 1, 1962 • The Rose Bowl • MARYLAND 17, MINNESOTA 7 Pasadena, Calif. Pasadena, Calif. December 22, 1977 • Legion Field • Attendance: 97,314 Attendance: 98,214 Birmingham, Ala. SCOREBOARD 1234F SCOREBOARD 1234F Attendance: 47,000 Washington 3 14 0017 Minnesota 770721 SCOREBOARD 1234F Minnesota 00707 UCLA 30003 Minnesota 70007 First Quarter First Quarter Maryland 3 14 0017 WASH — Fleming 34 FG, 9:10 UCLA — Smith 28 FG, 8:40 First Quarter Second Quarter MINN — Stephens 1 run (Loechler kick), 2:42 WASH — Wooten 4 pass from Schloredt (Fleming Second Quarter MINN — Barber 1 run (Rogind kick), 9:02 kick), 13:35 MINN — Munsey 3 run (Loechler kick), 2:39 MD — Sochko 32 FG, 5:21 Second Quarter WASH — Schloredt 1 run (Fleming kick), 4:14 Third Quarter Third Quarter No scoring MD — Scott 2 run (Sochko kick), 7:04 MINN — Munsey 18 run (Rogers kick), 9:15 Fourth Quarter MD — Scott 1 run (Sochko kick), 4:53 Third Quarter Fourth Quarter MINN — Stephens 2 run (Loechler kick), 2:36 No scoring No scoring TEAM STATISTICS Fourth Quarter TEAM STATISTICS STATISTICS UCLA MINN No scoring STATISTICS WASH MINN First Downs 8 21 TEAM STATISTICS First Downs 11 14 Rush Att.-Yds. 34-55 55-222 STATISTICS MINN MD Rush Att.-Yds. 31-177 49-202 Passing Yards 52 75 Passing Yards 16 51 Passes (A-C-I) 8-5-0 11-7-0 First Downs 17 15 Passes (A-C-I) 5-2-0 18-5-3 Total Net Yards 107 397 Rush Att.-Yds. 55-113 41-120 Total Net Yards 193 253 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-41 2-38 Passing Yards 155 211 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-53 4-89 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 1-10 2-10 Passes (A-C-I) 26-13-0 23-12-1 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 5-29 4-29 Penalties-Yds. 1-5 6-70 Total Net Yards 268 331 Penalties-Yds. 6-50 3-35 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 3-2 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 4-70 2-34 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-6 2-3 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Penalties-Yards 6-54 12-80 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Fumbles-Lost 3-2 3-2 MINN — Stephens 12-46 (2 TD), Dickson 12-45, Munsey Rushing INDIVIDUAL LEADERS WASH — Jackson 13-60, Schloredt 5-68 (TD), Mitchell 7- 10-41, Jones 9-31, Cairns 7-38, Mulholland 2-14, King 2- Rushing 15, McKeta 7-18, Fleming 3-13, Wooten 1-6 3, Blaska 1-4 MINN — Kitzmann 24-76, Avery 12-(-1), Thompson 4-11, MINN — Stephens 10-51, Hagberg 11-44, Munsey 8-37 UCLA — Alexander 10-48, Smith 10-8, Thompson 6-12, Barber 4-7 (TD), Carlson 4-4, Breault 3-(-1), Artis 2-9, (TD), Dickson 9-30, Rogers 3-10, Mulholland 5-20, Johnson Haffner 5-7, Singleton 3-(-20). White 2-8 2-7, Salem 1-3 Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) MD — Scott 24-75, Manges 6-15, Dick 6-0, Maddox 2- Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) MINN — Stephens 11-7-0-75- 0 17, Dudish 2-6, Burgess 1-4 WASH — Schloredt 4-2-0-16-0 UCLA — Smith 5-2-0-22-0, Singleton 2-2-0-18-0 Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) MINN — Stephens 10-2-3-21-0; Zeno 1-1-0-12-0 MINN — Avery 23-12-0-130-0, Carlson 3-1-0-25-0 Johnson 8-3-0-30-0 Receiving MD — Dick 20-12-0-211-0, Manges 3-0-1-0-0 Receiving MINN — Cairns 2-24, Deegan 2-23, Dickson 1-12, Hall Receiving WASH — Jackson 1-12, Wooten 1-4 1-10, Mulholland 1-6 MINN — Anhorn 5-49, Barber 4-58, Bourquin 2-14, MINN — Rogers 2-5, Hagberg 1-18, Hall 1-15 UCLA — Alexander 3-26, Zeno 1-14, Hauck 1-12 Wydysznski 1-25, Thompson 1-9 MD — White 8-126, Scott 2-16, Sievers 1-57, Dudish 1- 12

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n Bowl Game Summaries 1985 INDEPENDENCE 1986 LIBERTY BOWL 1999 WELLS FARGO BOWL TENNESSEE 21, MINNESOTA 14 SUN BOWL MINNESOTA 20, CLEMSON 3 December 29, 1986 • Memorial Stadium OREGON 24, MINNESOTA 20 • Memphis, Tenn. December 21, 1985 • Independence Attendance: 51,327 December 31, 1999 • Sun Bowl • Stadium • Shreveport, La. El Paso, Texas Attendance: 38,214 SCOREBOARD 1234F Attendance: 48,757 Minnesota 038314 SCOREBOARD 1234F Tennessee 770721 SCOREBOARD 1234F Minnesota 37010 20 Minnesota 706720 First Quarter Clemson 067013 Oregon 0710 7 24 TENN — Clinkscales 18 pass from Francis (Reveiz First Quarter kick), 7:47 First Quarter MINN — Lohmiller 22 FG, 9:02 Second Quarter MINN — Johnson 1 pass from Cockerham (Nystrom Second Quarter TENN — Howard 23 pass from Francis (Reveiz kick), kick), 3:52 MINN — Anderson 9 pass from Foggie (Lohmiller 5:27 Second Quarter kick), 13:28 MINN — Lohmiller 27 FG, 0:08 ORE — Harrington 5 run (Villegas kick), 1:11 CLEM — Treadwell 39 FG, 9:48 Third Quarter Third Quarter CLEM — Treadwell 21 FG, 0:14 MINN — Foggie 11 run (Thompson run), 6:03 MINN — Bruce 38 pass from Cockerham (Nystrom kick Third Quarter Fourth Quarter failed), 12:42 CLEM — Jennings 3 pass from Driver (Treadwell MINN — Lohmiller 25 FG, 13:23 ORE — Harrington 1 run (Villegas kick), 8:04 kick), 7:25 TENN — Clinkscales 15 pass from Francis (Reveiz ORE — Villegas 37 FG, 3:11 Fourth Quarter kick), 11:21 Fourth Quarter MINN — Lohmiller 19 FG, 10:45 MINN — Johnson 7 pass from Cockerham (Nystrom MINN — Baylor 1 run (Lohmiller kick), 4:56 TEAM STATISTICS kick), 14:56 STATISTICS MINN TENN ORE — Howry 10 pass from Harrington (Villegas TEAM STATISTICS First Downs 20 17 kick), 1:32 STATISTICS MINN CLEM Rush Att.-Yds. 47-238 29-81 First Downs 19 18 Passing Yards 136 243 TEAM STATISTICS Rush Att.-Yds. 55-257 48-211 Passes (A-C-I) 25-10-0 31-22-0 STATISTICS MINN ORE Passing Yards 123 162 Total Net Yards 374 324 First Downs 19 22 Passes (A-C-I) 21-9-0 29-10-1 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 4-44 3-69 Rush Att.-Yds. 35-96 39-156 Total Net Yards 380 373 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 3-11 1-(-1) Passing Yards 257 232 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-38 4-90 Penalties-Yards 5-30 5-49 Passes (A-C-I) 37-19-2 43-20-0 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 0-0 1-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 4-1 Total Net Yards 353 388 Penalties-Yards 6-50 5-51 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 3-67 4-80 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 5-3 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 3-20 4-40 Rushing Penalties-Yards 5-58 4-25 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS MINN — Thompson 25-136, Foggie 12-52 (TD), Richard- Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 Rushing son 5-32, Goetz 3-10, Wilson 2-8 MINN — Foggie 18-60, Baylor 13-98, Puk 15-69, Penn 6- TENN — Howard 16-63, Davis 6-22, Francis 4-(-12), INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 24, Wilson 3-6 Miller 1-5, Wilson 1-4, Panuska 1-(-1) Rushing CLEM — Flowers 27-148, Driver 13-37, Williams 5-12, Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) MINN — Hamner 20-64, Cockerham 12-26, Bruce 2-8, Anderson 1-7, Johnson 1-5, Roulhac 1-2 MINN — Foggie 25-10-0-136-0 Henderson 1-(-2) Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) TENN — Francis 31-22-0-243-3 ORE — Droughns 21-95, Ho-Ching 9-56, Harrington 6-(-9) MINN — Foggie 21-9-0-123-1 Receiving (2 TD), Tucker 2-10, Brown 1-4 CLEM — Williams 24-9-1-159-0, Anderson 2-0-0-0-0 MINN — Anderson 3-31, Richardson 2-66, Bruce 2-23, Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) Driver 2-1-0-3-1 Armstrong 1-18, Thompson 1-4, Goetz 1-(-6) MINN — Cockerham 37-19-2-257-3 Receiving TENN — Clinkscales 7-72 (2TD), Miller 6-72, Davis 4-24, ORE — Harrington 43-20-0-232-1 MINN — Anderson 4-34, Couch 2-41, Otto 2-31, Hare 1- Howard 3-48, Middlebrooks 1-20, Wilson 1-7 Receiving 17 MINN — Johnson 7-54 (2 TD), Leverson 6-126, Bruce 2- CLEM — Williams 5-58, Jennings 3-41 (TD), Roulhac 2- 44 (TD), E. Jones 2-26, Hamner 2-7 63 ORE — Hartley 7-113, Howry 3-54 (TD), Droughns 3-(1-), Chance 2-15, Collins 1-17, Cook 1-12, Nwamuo 1-11, Ho-Ching 1-7, Tucker 1-4

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n Bowl Game Summaries 2000 MICRONPC.COM 2002 MUSIC CITY BOWL 2003 WELLS FARGO BOWL MINNESOTA 29, ARKANSAS 14 SUN BOWL N.C. STATE 38, MINNESOTA 30 December 30, 2002 • The Coliseum • MINNESOTA 31, OREGON 30 Nashville, Tenn. December 31, 2003 • Sun Bowl • December 28, 2000 • Attendance: 39,183 Pro Player Stadium • Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. El Paso, Texas Attendance: 28,359 SCOREBOARD 1234F Attendance: 49,894 Arkansas 700714 SCOREBOARD 1234F SCOREBOARD 1234F Minnesota 66710 29 Minnesota 21 30630 Minnesota 0 14 14 3 31 First Quarter North Carolina State 0817 13 38 Oregon 0 17 7630 ARK — Wilson 2 pass from Jones (Carlton kick), First Quarter First Quarter 12:03 MINN — Redmon 12 run (Nystrom kick), 13:03 MINN — Nystrom 24 FG, 7:59 no scoring Second Quarter MINN — Redmon 3 run (Nystrom kick), 4:46 MINN — Nystrom 45 FG, 4:47 MINN — Cole 2 run (Nystrom kick), 0:45 Second Quarter ORE — Rosario 9 pass from Clemens (Siegel kick), Second Quarter MINN — Nystrom 21 FG, 11:57 14:06 MINN — Nystrom 27 FG, 7:31 MINN — Nystrom 22 FG, 6:24 MINN — Tapeh 1 run (Lloyd kick), 9:50 NCST — Vanderveer 2 pass from Rivers (R. Robin- Third Quarter ORE — Parker 18 pass from Clemens (Siegel kick), son pass from Rivers), 2:00 MINN — Utecht 19 pass from Abdul-Khaliq (Nys- 8:45 Third Quarter trom kick), 2:44 MINN — Tapeh 1 run (Lloyd kick), 1:11 NCST — K. Robinson 19 pass from Rivers (Leak Fourth Quarter ORE — Siegel 30 FG, 0:00 Third Quarter pass from Rivers), 12:08 MINN — Nystrom 29 FG, 11:53 NCST — Passingham 37 FG, 8:00 MINN — Tapeh 33 run (Nystrom kick), 7:49 MINN — Tapeh 6 run (Lloyd kick), 8:28 NCST — R. Robinson 3 run (pass failed), 0:42 ARK — Smith 10 pass from Sorahan (Carlton kick), ORE — Parker 40 pass from Clemens (Siegel kick), Fourth Quarter 5:29 3:09 MINN — Nystrom 23 FG, 11:57 MINN — Maroney 22 run (Lloyd kick), 00:14 NCST — K. Robinson 23 pass from Rivers (pass TEAM STATISTICS Fourth Quarter failed), 11:01 STATISTICS MINN ARK ORE — Siegel 32 FG, 9:36 MINN — Nystrom 29 FG, 6:46 First Downs 19 22 ORE — Siegel 47 FG, 4:16 NCST — R. Robinson 8 run (Passingham kick), 3:16 Rush Att.-Yds. 45-162 31-80 MINN — Lloyd 42 FG, 00:23 Passing Yards 272 208 TEAM STATISTICS Passes (A-C-I) 33-18-0 40-18-3 TEAM STATISTICS STATISTICS MINN NCST Total Net Yards 434 288 STATISTICS MINN ORE First Downs 31 22 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-42 8-128 First Downs 23 25 Rush Att.-Yds. 58-300 24-109 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 4-3 2-15 Rush Att.-Yds. 55-241 24-77 Passing Yards 202 310 Penalties-Yards 9-71 6-44 Passing Yards 172 376 Passes (A-C-I) 30-16-1 39-24-2 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1 Passes (A-C-I) 21-12-0 44-33-1 Total Net Yards 502 419 Total Net Yards 413 453 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 3-48 7-172 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-47 5-97 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-18 1-23 Rushing Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 1-4 0-0 Penalties-Yards 14-107 7-75 MINN — Tapeh 18-100 (TD), Jackson II 17-36, Upchurch Penalties-Yards 3-19 5-40 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0 2-17, Abdul-Khaliq 5-8, Fitzpatrick 1-3 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 ARK — Talley 14-33, Jones 7-14, Sorahan 3-4, Pierce 2-14, INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Cobbs 2-1, Birmingham 1-7 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) Rushing MINN — Redmon 42-246 (2 TD), Cole 8-4, Fitzpatrick 4- MINN — Abdul-Khaliq 32-17-0-222-1 MINN — Maroney 15-131 (TD), Tapeh 13-40 (3 TD), Bar- 10, Mays 1-23, Matthews 1-12, Patterson 1-7 ARK — Jones 24-12-2-119-1 ber III 16-37, Abdul-Khaliq 9-29, Wallace 1-6 NCSU — R. Robinson 15-74 (2 TD), Rivers 3-9, Leak 2- Sorahan 15-6-1-89-1 ORE— Whitehead 6-35, Washington 6-28, Clemens 11-14, 0, K. Robinson 1-19, Jackson 1-11 Receiving Rosario 1-0 Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) MINN — Utecht 5-77 (TD), Burns 4-88, Tapeh 3-23, Pat- Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) MINN — Cole 29-16-0-20-0 terson 2-22, Jackson II 2-2, Hosack 1-50, Ellerson 1-10 MINN — Abdul-Khaliq 21-12-0-172-0 Abdul-Khaliq 1-0-1-0-0 ARK — Wilson 8-111 (TD), Smith 5-65 (TD), Talley 2-20, ORE — Clemens 42-32-1-363-3; NCSU — Rivers 39-24-2-310-2 Hamilton 1-11, Poole 1-3, Pierce 1-(-2) Fife 1-1-0-13-0 Receiving Receiving MINN — Keller 5-51, Patterson 4-30, Redmon 3-9, John- MINN — Hosack 6-107, Patterson 3-33, Tapeh 2-12, son 2-58, Mays 1-44, Utecht 1-10 Posthumus 1-20 NCSU — K. Robinson 7-157 (TD), R. Robinson 5-36, ORE — Parker 16-200 (2 TD), Whitehead 5-42, Williams Leak 4-76, Peterson 4-27, Simmons 2-4, Jackson 1-8, 4-49, Rosario 3-36 (TD), Day 3-31, Clemens 1-13, Vanderveer 1-2 (TD) Floberg 1-5

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n Bowl Game Summaries 2004 MUSIC CITY BOWL 2005 MUSIC CITY BOWL 2006 INSIGHT BOWL MINNESOTA 20, ALABAMA 16 VIRGINIA 34, MINNESOTA 31 TEXAS TECH 44, MINNESOTA 41 December 31, 2004 • The Coliseum • December 30, 2005 • The Coliseum • December 29, 2006 • Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Sun Devil Stadium • Tempe, Ariz. Attendance: 66,089 Attendance: 40,519 Attendance: 48,391

SCOREBOARD 1234F SCOREBOARD 1234F SCOREBOARD 1234OT F Alabama 770216 Minnesota 14 73731 Texas Tech 07724 6 44 Minnesota 7 10 3020 Viginia 7314 10 34 Minnesota 14 21 30 341

First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter ALA — McClain 2 pass from Pennington (Bostick MINN — Valentine 7 pass from Cupito (Monroe MINN — Simmons 2 pass from Cupito (Monroe kick), 14:12 kick), 9:34 kick), 9:27 MINN — Lipka 1 fumble recovery (Lloyd kick), 4:21 MINN — Wheelwright 44 pass from Cupito (Monroe MINN — Pinnix run (Monroe kick), 6:00 Second Quarter kick), 6:48 Second Quarter MINN — Barber 5 run (Lloyd kick), 14:57 VIR — Williams 6 pass from Hagans (Hughes kick), MINN — Valentine 1 run (Monroe kick), 14:52 MINN — Lloyd 27 FG, 8:07 2:46 MINN — Wheelwright 14 pass from Cupito (Monroe ALA — McClain 1 run (Bostick kick), 2:57 Second Quarter kick), 7:42 Third Quarter MINN — Ellerson 57 pass from Cupito (Monroe TT — Woods 1 run (Trlica kick), 4:32 MINN — Lloyd 24 FG, 10:16 kick), 6:50 MINN — Payne 3 pass from Cupito (Monroe kick), :32 Fourth Quarter VIR — Hughes 32 FG, 00:00 Third Quarter ALA — Team safety, 3:11 Third Quarter MINN — Monroe 20 FG, 7:47 VIR — Lundy 7 run (Hughes kick), 10:26 TT — Filani 43 pass from Harrell (Trlica kick), 4:58 TEAM STATISTICS MINN —Monroe 39 FG, 6:02 Fourth Quarter STATISTICS ALA MINN VIR — Mines 2 pass from Hagans (Hughes kick), TT — Johnson 8 pass from Harrell (Trlica kick), First Downs 13 23 4:00 14:56 Rush Att.-Yds. 21-21 72-276 Fourth Quarter TT — Harrell 1 run (Trlica kick), 7:49 Passing Yards 243 75 MINN — Ellerson 23 pass from Cupito (Monroe TT — Woods 1 run (Trlica kick), 2:39 Passes (A-C-I) 36-22-0 13-5-2 kick), 12:16 TT — Trlica 52 FG, :00 Total Net Yards 264 351 VIR — Lundy 2 run (Hughes kick), 8:48 Overtime Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 5-76 1-14 VIR — Hughes 39 FG, 1:08 MINN — Monroe 32 FG Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-10 4-10 TT — Woods 3 run Penalties-Yards 4-35 11-84 TEAM STATISTICS Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1 STATISTICS MINN VIR TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS First Downs 24 20 STATISTICS TT MINN Rush Att.-Yds. 51-198 30-103 Rushing First Downs 29 25 Passing Yards 263 365 ALA — Brown 1-17, Johns 6-15, McClain 6-7 (TD), Darby Rush Att.-Yds. 24-103 47-195 Passes (A-C-I) 28-18-1 33-26-1 1-1, Prothro 3-(-3), Pennington 4-(-16) Passing Yards 445 263 Total Net Yards 461 468 MINN — Barber III 37-187 (TD), Maroney 29-105, Valen- Passes (A-C-I) 55-36-1 31-19-1 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 4-87 5-75 tine 2-10, Wallace 1-(-9), Lloyd 1-(-15) Total Net Yards 548 458 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-13 2-8 Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 5-56 4-103 Penalties-Yards 6-52 4-30 ALA — Pennington 36-22-0-243-1 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 3-37 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 MINN — Cupito 12-5-1-75-0, Barber III 1-0-1-0-0 Penalties-Yards 4-30 5-23 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0 Receiving INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ALA — Hall 5-51, Prothro 4-82, Brown 3-56, Caddell 3- Rushing INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 21, Knight 2-10, McClain 2-9 (TD), Darby 2-9, Johns 1-5 MINN — Maroney 26-109, Russell 22-85, Cupito 2-2, MINN — Ellerson 3-51, Wallace 2-24 Rushing Shevlin 1-2 TT — Woods 19-109, Harrell 5-(-6) VIR — Lundy 16-59, Hagans 10-26, Peerman 3-19 MINN — Pinnix 34-179, Thomas 6-21, Payne 1-15, Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) Valentine 2-4, Cupito 4-(-24) MINN — Cupito 28-18-1-263-4 Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) VIR — Hagans 32-25-1-358-2, TT — Harrell 55-36-1-445-2 Olsen 1-1-0-7-0 MINN — Cupito 31-19-1-263-3 Receiving Receiving MINN — Wheelwright 7-120, Ellerson 3-80, Spaeth 2-25, TT — Filani 11-162, Johnson 9-97, T. Walker 5-68, G. Maroney 2-12, Russell 2-11, Posthumus 1-8, Valentine Walker 3-34, Woods 3-19, Morris 2-31, L.A. Reed 1-15, 1-7 Britton 1-14, Amendola 1-5 VIR — Williams 6-88, Santi 5-128, Byers 5-67, Mines 4- MINN — Simmons 7-134, Wheelwright 4-45, Payne 3- 32, Stupar 3-39, Lundy 2-4, Hagans 1-7, 18, Decker 2-41, Pinnix 2-14, Reilly 1-11

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n Bowl Game Summaries 2008 INSIGHT BOWL 2009 INSIGHT BOWL 2012 MEINEKE CAR CARE KANSAS 42, MINNESOTA 21 IOWA STATE 14, MINNESOTA 13 BOWL December 31, 2008 • December 31, 2009 • TEXAS TECH 34, MINNESOTA 31 Sun Devil Stadium • Tempe, Ariz. Sun Devil Stadium • Tempe, Ariz. December 28, 2012 • Attendance: 49,103 Attendance: 45,090 Reliant Stadium • Houston, Texas Attendance: 50,386 SCOREBOARD 1234F SCOREBOARD 1234F Kansas 14 14 7742 Minnesota 3010 0 13 SCOREBOARD 1234F Minnesota 14 00721 Iowa State 0 14 0014 Minnesota 10 77731 First Quarter First Quarter Texas Tech 14 10 0 10 34 KU — Briscoe 60 pass from Reesing (Branstetter kick), MINN — Ellestad 36 field goal, 8:31 First Quarter 14:49 Second Quarter MINN — Wettstein 41 field goal, 8:31 MINN — Hoese 1 run (Monroe kick), 13:18 ISU — Arnaud 9 run (Mahoney kick), 4:35 TTU — Grant 99 kickoff return (Bustin kick), 8:17 MINN — Hoese 2 run (Monroe kick), 4:48 ISU — Williams 38 pass from Arnaud (Mahoney kick), MINN — Williams 2 run (Wettstein kick), 5:46 KU — Meier 4 pass from Reesing (Branstetter kick), 0:12 0:23 TTU — Edwards 13 pass from Brewer (Bustin kick), Second Quarter Third Quarter 4:01 KU — Briscoe 6 pass from Reesing (Branstetter kick), 8:49 MINN — Tow-Arnett 23 pass from Weber (Ellestad kick), Second Quarter KU — Wilson 4 pass from Reesing (Branstetter kick), 1:07 5:22 MINN — Kirkwood 3 run (Wettstein kick), 14:26 Third Quarter MINN — Ellestad 21 field goal, 0:21 TTU — Bustin 28 field goal, 8:36 KU — Briscoe 32 pass from Meier (Branstetter kick), 8:03 TTU — Doege 4 run (Bustin kick), 0:05 Fourth Quarter TEAM STATISTICS Third Quarter STATISTICS MINN ISU MINN — Decker 6 pass from Weber (Monroe kick), 13:01 MINN — Crawford-Tufts 17 pass from Nelson (Wettstein First Downs 21 22 KU — Sharp 2 run (Branstetter kick), 1:33 kick), 12:07 Rush Att.-Yds. 32-122 44-212 Fourth Quarter TEAM STATISTICS Passing Yards 312 216 MINN — Goodger 1 pass from Nelson (Wettstein kick), STATISTICS KU MINN Passes (A-C-I) 35-20-1 26-19-2 13:07 First Downs 26 20 Total Net Yards 434 428 TTU — Ward 35 pass from Doege (Bustin kick), 1:10 Rush Att.-Yds. 29-101 38-80 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 3-50 4-87 TTU — Bustin 28 field goal, 0:00 Passing Yards 345 251 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 0-0 3-34 Penalties-Yards 1-9 8-56 Passes (A-C-I) 36-28-1 35-20-0 TEAM STATISTICS Total Net Yards 446 331 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-2 STATISTICS MINN TTU Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 1-24 7-195 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS First Downs 23 23 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-15 1-5 Rush Att.-Yds. 54-249 24-154 Penalties-Yards 4-33 7-41 Rushing Passing Yards 146 284 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 MINN — Eskridge 13-43, Whaley 11-42, Gray 3-34, Weber 4- 12, Stoudermire 1-1 Passes (A-C-I) 19-8-1 47-32-2 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ISU — Robinson 22-137, Arnaud 21-76 Total Net Yards 368 429 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 5-123 3-119 Rushing Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 2-6 2-18 KU — Sharp 16-64, Reesing 12-38 MINN — Weber 32-18-1-261-1, Gray 2-1-0-11-0 Penalties-Yards 7-84 13-135 MINN — Weber 12-31, Eskridge 14-26, Salamon 6-7, ISU — Arnaud 26-19-2-216-1 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Stoudermire 1-6, Hoese 4-5, Decker 1-5 Receiving MINN — McKnight 7-124, Stoudermire 3-33, Tow-Arnett 2- Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS KU — Reesing 35-27-1-313-4, Meier 1-1-0-32-1 47, Gray 2-37, Bennett 2-13, Theret 1-40, Lair 1-12 Rushing MINN — Weber 34-19-0-176-1, Pittman 1-1-0-75-0 ISU — Williams 6-83, Hamilton 4-32, Franklin 3-31, Darks MINN — Kirkwood 19-77, Williams 12-60, Gray 11-59, Nel- Receiving 2-38, Robinson 2-20, Catlett 2-12 son 12-26 KU — Briscoe 14-201, Meier 10-113, Wilson 2-17, Biere 1-9, TTU — Stephens 5-66, Williams 7-45, Doege 5-20, Foster 4- Fields 1-5 11, Ward 1-6, Grant 2-minus 3 MINN — Decker 8-149, Simmons 4-31, Green 2-38, Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) McKnight 2-16, Pittman 2-13, Salamon 1-4, Eskridge 1-0 MINN — Nelson 16-7-1-138-2, Gray 3-1-0-8-0 TTU — Doege 45-31-2-271-1, Brewer 1-1-0-13-1 Receiving MINN — Engel 4-108, Rabe 2-20, Crawford-Tufts 1-17, Goodger 1-1 TTU — Moore 11-84, Ward 7-79, T. Williams 6-46, K. Williams 2-28, Amaro 2-15, Edwards 1-13, Stephens 1-8, Davis 1-6, Foster 1-5

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n Bowl Game Summaries 2013 TEXAS BOWL 2015 CITRUS BOWL SYRACUSE 21, MINNESOTA 17 MISSOURI 33, MINNESOTA 17 December 27, 2013 • January 1, 2015 • Reliant Stadium • Houston, Texas Orlando Citrus Bowl • Orlando, Fla. Attendance: 32,327 Attendance: 48,624

SCOREBOARD 1234F SCOREBOARD 1234F Syracuse 077721 Missouri 077721 Minnesota 03014 17 Minnesota 03014 17

Second Quarter First Quarter SU — Smith 1 run (Norton kick), 10:04 MINN — R. Williams 20 run (Santoso kick), 5:42 MINN — Hawthorne 41 field goal, 0:00 Second Quarter Third Quarter MU — Baggett 21 field goal, 6:39 SU — Hunt 5 run (Norton kick), 2:57 MU — Sasser 25 pass from Mauk (Baggett kick), 1:04 Fourth Quarter Third Quarter MINN — M. Williams 20 pass from Leidner (Leidner pass MU — Baggett 33 field goal, 13:03 failed), 14:55 MINN — M. Williams 54 pass from Leidner (Santoso MINN — Wolitarsky 55 pass from Leidner kick), 11:48 (conversion Henry from Leidner), 12:34 MU — Mauk 18 run (pass failed), 9:16 SU — Hunt 12 run (Norton kick), 1:14 MINN — Santoso 38 field goal, 7:22 Fourth Quarter TEAM STATISTICS MU — Hansbrough 78 run (Baggett kick), 9:22 STATISTICS SU MINN MU — Sasser 7 pass from Mauk (Baggett kick), 4:51 First Downs 23 19 Rush Att.-Yds. 46-208 38-127 TEAM STATISTICS Passing Yards 188 223 STATISTICS MU MINN Passes (A-C-I) 19-29-0 13-30-0 First Downs 18 19 Total Net Yards 396 350 Rush Att.-Yds. 45-337 33-106 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 3-56 3-48 Passing Yards 97 267 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 4-83 2--2 Passes (A-C-I) 19-12-2 33-22-0 Penalties-Yards 9-53 8-65 Total Net Yards 434 373 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1 Kickoff Ret. (No.-Yds.) 1-26 2-68 Punt Ret. (No.-Yds.) 3-8 2-13 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Penalties-Yards 2-15 6-45 Rushing Fumbles-Lost 0-0 5-3 MINN — Cobb 18-91, Leidner13-24, Nelson 2-14, Kirkwood 4- 6, Fruechte 1-minus 8 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS SU — Hunt 15-74, Smith 16-74, Morris 8-33, Gulley 4-16, Es- Rushing time 1-9, Loeb 1-5, McFarlane 1-minus 3. MU — Murphy 12-157, Hansbrough 15-114, Mauk 11-38, Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) Brantley 1-19, Witter 2-12, Webb 1-0 MINN — Leidner 22-11-0-205-2, Nelson 7-2-0-18-0 MINN — Cobb 21-81, R. Williams 1-20, Maye 2-15, Leidner SU — Hunt 29-19-0-188-0 9-minus 10 Receiving Passing (Att-Comp-Int-Yds-TD) MINN — M. Williams 5-76, Wolitarsky 4-94, Fruechte 3-41, MU — Mauk 19-12-2-97-2 Cobb 1-12 MINN — Leidner 31-21-0-258-1, Cobb 1-1-0-9-0, Maye 1-0- SU — Estime 5-47, West 5-38, Broyld 4-41, Clark 3-36, 0-0-0 Smith 1-18, Gulley 1-8 Receiving MU — Sasser 7-68, Murphy 2-16, Brown 1-14, Culkin 1-1, White 1-minus 2 MINN — M. Williams 7-98, Cobb 4-33, Maye 3-75, Fruechte 3-14, Plsek 2-13, Edwards 1-21, Leidner 1-9, Thomas 1-4

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RUSHING Opponent RECEIVING 55 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) MOST CARRIES MOST RECEPTIONS 45 Seth Doege, Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) Minnesota Minnesota 43 Joey Harrington, Oregon (1999 Sun) 42 Tellis Redmon vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 8 Eric Decker vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) 42 Kellen Clemens, Oregon (2003 Sun) 37 Marion Barber III vs. Alabama (2004 Music City) 7 Maxx Williams vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) 39 Philip Rivers, N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 34 Amir Pinnix vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 7 Da’Jon McKnight vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) 36 Spencer Pennington, Alabama (2004 Music City) 29 Laurence Maroney vs. Alabama (2004 Music City) 7 Jack Simmons vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 26 Laurence Maroney vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) MOST PASSES COMPLETED 7 Ernie Wheelwright vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 7 Ron Johnson vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) Opponent Minnesota 21 Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) 27 Kenny Flowers, Clemson (1985 Independence) Opponent 19 Adam Weber vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) 24 George Scott, Maryland (1977 Hall of Fame) 16 Samie Parker, Oregon (2003 Sun) 19 Bryan Cupito vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 22 Alexander Robinson, Iowa State (2009 Insight) 14 Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas (2008 Insight) 19 Billy Cockerham vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) 21 Austen Arnaud, Iowa State (2009 Insight) 10 Kerry Meier, Kansas (2008 Insight) 18 Adam Weber vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) 21 Reuben Droughns, Oregon (1999 Sun) 11 Darrin Moore, Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 18 Bryan Cupito vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 19 Shannon Woods, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 11 Joel Filani, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 16 Jerome Smith, Syracuse (2013 Texas) Opponent 16 Jake Sharp, Kansas (2008 Insight) MOST RECEIVING YARDAGE 36 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 16 Wali Lundy, Virginia (2005 Music City) Minnesota 32 Kellen Clemens, Oregon (2003 Sun) 16 William Howard, Tennessee (1986 Liberty) 149 Eric Decker vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) 31 Seth Doege, Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 134 Jack Simmons vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 25 Marques Hagans, Virginia (2005 Music City) MOST YARDS GAINED 126 Luke Leverson vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) 22 Jeff Francis, Tennessee (1986 Liberty) Minnesota 124 Da’Jon McKnight vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) 22 Spencer Pennington, Alabama (2004 Music City) 246 Tellis Redmon vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 120 Ernie Wheelwright vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 187 Marion Barber III vs. Alabama (2004 Music City) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES THROWN 108 Derrick Engel vs. Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 179 Amir Pinnix vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 107 Aaron Hosack vs. Oregon (2003 Sun) 136 Darrell Thompson vs. Tennessee (1986 Liberty) Minnesota 4 Bryan Cupito vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 131 Laurence Maroney vs. Oregon (2003 Sun) Opponent 3 Bryan Cupito vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight Bowl) 109 Laurence Maroney vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 201 Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas (2008 Insight) 3 Billy Cockerham vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) 105 Laurence Maroney vs. Alabama (2004 Music City) 200 Samie Parker, Oregon (2003 Sun) 100 Thomas Tapeh vs. Arkansas (2002 Music City) 162 Joel Filani, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) Opponent 157 Koren Robinson, N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 4 Todd Reesing, Kansas (2008 Insight) Opponent 128 Tom Santi, Virginia (2005 Music City) 3 Jeff Francis, Tennessee (1986 Liberty) 157 Marcus Murphy, Missouri (2015 Citrus) 126 Chuck White, Maryland (1977 Hall of Fame) 148 Kenny Flowers, Clemson (1985 Independence) 3 Kellen Clemens, Oregon (2003 Sun) 2 Maty Mauk, Missouri (2015 Citrus) 137 Alexander Robinson, Iowa State (2009 Insight) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 2 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 114 Russell Hansbrough, Missouri (2015 Citrus) Minnesota 2 Marques Hagans, Virginia (2005 Music City) 109 Shannon Woods, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 2 Jared Ellerson vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 2 Philip Rivers, N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 95 Reuben Droughns, Oregon (1999 Sun) 2 Ron Johnson vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) 1 Fifteen tied MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS MOST PASSING YARDAGE Minnesota Minnesota Opponent 263 Bryan Cupito vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 3 Thomas Tapeh vs. Oregon (2003 Sun) 3 Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas (2008 Insight) 263 Bryan Cupito vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 2 Jon Hoese vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) 2 Bud Sasser, Missouri (2015 Citrus) 261 Adam Weber vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) 2 Tellis Redmon vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 2 Samie Parker, Oregon (2003 Sun) 258 Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) 2 Sandy Stephens vs. UCLA (1962 Rose) 2 Joey Clinkscales, Tennessee (1986 Liberty) 257 Billy Cockerham vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) Opponent SCORING 3 Shannon Woods, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) Opponent MOST POINTS 2 Terrel Hunt, Syracuse (2013 Texas) 445 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) Minnesota 2 Wali Lundy, Virginia (2005 Music City) 363 Kellen Clemens, Oregon (2003 Sun) 18 Thomas Tapeh vs. Oregon (2003 Sun) 2 Joey Harrington, Oregon (1999 Sun) 358 Marques Hagans, Virginia (2005 Music City) 12 Jon Hoese vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) 2 George Scott, Maryland (1977 Hall of Fame) 313 Todd Reesing, Kansas (2008 Insight) 310 Philip Rivers, N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 12 Jared Ellerson vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) YARDS PER CARRY (5 CARRIES MINIMUM) 12 Tellis Redmon vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 12 Dan Nystrom vs. N.C. State (2000 Micron PC) Minnesota: 12 Ron Johnson vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) 8.7, Laurence Maroney vs. Oregon (15 carries) (2003 Minnesota 12 Sandy Stephens vs. UCLA (1962 Rose) Sun) 3 Sandy Stephens vs. Washington (1961 Rose) Opponent: 2 Billy Cockerham vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) Opponent 13.6, Bob Schloredt, Washington (1961 Rose) Opponent 18 Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas (2008 Insight) PASSING 2 Maty Mauk, Missouri (2015 Citrus) 18 Shannon Woods, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 2 Seth Doege, Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 12 Bud Sasser, Missouri (2015 Citrus) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 2 Austen Arnaud, Iowa State (2009 Insight) 12 Terrel Hunt, Syracuse (2013 Texas) Minnesota 2 Philip Rivers, N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 12 Wali Lundy, Virginia (2005 Music City) 37 Billy Cockerham vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) 12 Samie Parker, Oregon (2003 Sun) 34 Adam Weber vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) BEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (MIN 5 ATT.) 12 Joey Harrington, Oregon (1999 Sun) 32 Adam Weber vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) Minnesota: .667, Mitch Leidner (21-31) vs. Missouri 12 Joey Clinkscales, Tennessee (1986 Liberty) 32 Asad Abdul-Khaliq vs. Arkansas (2002 Music City) (2015 Citrus) 12 George Scott, Maryland (1977 Hall of Fame) 31 Mitch Leidner vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) Opponent: .781, Marques Hagans (25-32), Virginia 31 Bryan Cupito vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight) (2005 Music City)

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KICKING 2 Mark Losli vs. Arkansas (2002 Music City) Opponent MOST EXTRA POINTS Opponent 48 Clemson (1985 Independence) Minnesota 4 Charles Johnson, Maryland (1977 Hall of Fame) 46 Syracuse (2013 Texas) 5 Joel Monroe vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight Bowl) 4 James Holt, Kansas (2008 Insight) 45 Missouri (2015 Citrus) 4 Jordan Wettstein vs. Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 3 Shane Riggs, N.C. State (2000 Micronpc.com) FEWEST RUSHES 4 Joel Monroe vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 3 Garrett Sabol, Oregon (1999 Sun) 4 Rhys Lloyd vs. Oregon (2003 Sun) 3 Saul Patu, Oregon (1999 Sun) Minnesota 3 Joel Monroe vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) 32 vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) MOST SACKS 3 Dan Nystrom vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) Opponent 3 Tom Loechler vs. UCLA (1962 Rose Bowl) Minnesota 21 Alabama (2004 Music City) 2 Cedric McKinley vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) 24 Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) Opponent 2 Mark Losli vs. Arkansas (2002 Music City) 24 Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 6 Jason Branstetter, Kansas (2008 Insight) Opponent 24 N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 5 Alex Trlica, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 3 James Holt, Kansas (2008 Insight) 24 Oregon (2003 Sun) 4 Ryan Bustin, Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 2 M Smith, Oregon (1999 Sun) MOST YARDS GAINED 4 Connor Hughes, Virginia (2005 Music City) 2 Dietrich Moore, Oregon (1999 Sun) Minnesota MOST FIELD GOALS MOST INTERCEPTIONS 300 vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) Minnesota Minnesota 276 vs. Alabama (2004 Music City) 5 Dan Nystrom vs. Arkansas (2002 Music City) 2 Michael Carter vs. Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) Opponent 3 Dan Nystrom vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 2 Kyle Theret vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) 337 Missouri (2015 Citrus) Opponent 2 Mike Lehan vs. Arkansas (2002 Music City) 216 Iowa State (2009 Insight) 2 Andrew Baggett, Missouri (2015 Citrus) Opponent FEWEST YARDS GAINED 2 Ryan Bustin, Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 1 13 tied 2 Connor Hughes, Virginia (2005 Music City) Minnesota TEAM RECORDS 2 David Treadwell, Clemson (1985 Independence) 80 vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) TOTAL OFFENSE 96 vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) Opponent LONGEST FIELD GOAL MOST YARDS GAINED 21 Alabama (2004 Music City) Minnesota Minnesota 55 UCLA (1962 Rose) 45 Dan Nystrom vs. Arkansas (2002 Music City) 502 vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 42 Rhys Lloyd vs. Oregon (2003 Sun) 458 vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight) PASSING 41 Chris Hawthorne vs. Syracuse (2013 Texas) 461 vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 41 Jordan Wettstein vs. Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 434 twice Minnesota 39 Joel Monroe vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) Opponent 37 vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) 38 Ryan Santoso vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) 548 Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 35 twice 468 Virginia (2005 Music City) Opponent Opponent 453 Oregon (2003 Sun) 55 Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 52 Alex Trlica, Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 446 Kansas (2008 Insight) 47 Jared Siegel, Oregon (2003 Sun) 48 Oregon (1999 Sun) 39 Connor Hughes, Virginia (2005 Music City) FEWEST YARDS GAINED FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED 39 David Treadwell, Clemson (1985 Independence) Minnesota Minnesota 253 vs. Washington (1961 Rose) 11 vs. UCLA (1962 Rose) DEFENSE 268 vs. Maryland (1977 Hall of Fame) 12 vs. Alabama (2004 Music City) MOST TACKLES Opponent Opponent Minnesota 107 UCLA (1962 Rose) 5 Washington (1961 Rose) 18 Tyrone Carter vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) 193 Washington (1961 Rose) 7 UCLA (1962 Rose) 15 Kim Royston vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) MOST TOUCHDOWNS 14 Cedric Thompson vs. Syracuse (2013 Texas) MOST PASSES COMPLETED 14 Bruce Holmes vs. Clemson (1985 Independence) Minnesota Minnesota 12 Delvin Jones vs. Oregon (1999 Sun) 5 vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight Bowl) 22 vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) 10 Brock Vereen vs. Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 4 vs. Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 20 vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) 10 John Shevlin vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 4 vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 20 vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) 10 Dominic Jones vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 4 vs. Oregon (2003 Sun) Opponent 10 Jon Leverenz vs. Tennessee (1986 Liberty) Opponent 36 Kansas (2008 Insight) 10 Mark Dusbabek vs. Tennessee (1986 Liberty) 6 Kansas (2008 Insight) 36 Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 10 Larry Joyner vs. Clemson (1985 Independence) 5 Texas Tech (2006 Insight Bowl) Opponent 5 N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED 16 Peter Sirmon, Oregon (1999 Sun) Minnesota 14 D.J. Johnson, Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS 5 vs. Washington (1961 Rose) 14 Mike Rivera, Kansas (2008 Insight) Minnesota 5 vs. Alabama (2004 Music City) 14 Kai Parham, Virginia (2005 Music City) 1 vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) Opponent 14 Roman Harper, Alabama (2004 Music City) 1 vs. Maryland (1977 Hall of Fame) 2 Washington (1961 Rose) 1 vs. Washington (1961 Rose) 4 UCLA (1962 Rose) Opponent MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS 0 UCLA (1962 Rose) MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Minnesota Minnesota 2 Ra’Shede Hageman vs. Syracuse (2013 Texas) RUSHING 3 vs. Washington (1961 Rose) 2 Lee Campbell vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) MOST RUSHES Opponent 2 Cedric McKinley vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) Minnesota 3 Arkansas (2002 Music City) 2 John Shevlin vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 72 vs. Alabama (2004 Music City) 2 Darrell Reid vs. Oregon (2003 Sun) 58 vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC)

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n Bowl Records MOST YARDS PASSING Opponent PASS COMPLETIONS Minnesota 8 UCLA (1962 Rose) 42 Bryan Cupito, 2004-06 312 vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) 37 Adam Weber, 2008-09 267 vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) PENALTIES 32 Mitch Leidner, 2013-14 Opponent MOST PENALTIES AGAINST 29 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002-03 445 Texas Tech (2006 Insight) Minnesota 376 Oregon (2003 Sun) 14 vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) PASSING YARDS Opponent 601 Bryan Cupito, 2004-06 FEWEST YARDS PASSING 13 Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 463 Mitch Leidner, 2013-14 Minnesota 437 Adam Weber, 2008-09 51 vs. Washington (1961 Rose) FEWEST PENALTIES AGAINST 394 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002-03 75 vs. UCLA (1962 Rose) Minnesota 75 vs. Alabama (2004 Music City) 1 vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Opponent 3 vs. Washington (1961 Rose) 7 Bryan Cupito, 2004-06 16 Washington (1961 Rose) Opponent 3 Mitch Leidner, 2013-14 52 UCLA (1962 Rose) 1 UCLA (1962 Rose) 3 Billy Cockerham, 1999

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE MOST YARDS PENALIZED RECEPTIONS Minnesota Minnesota 12 Maxx Williams, 2013-14 .667 vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) 107 vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 11 Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-06 .643 vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) Opponent 11 Jack Simmons, 2006-08 Opponent 135 vs. Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) 10 Eric Decker, 2006-08 .781 Virginia (2005 Music City) 9 Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-09 .778 Kansas (2008 Insight) FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED 9 Tony Patterson, 2000-03 Minnesota 9 Ron Johnson, 1999-2000 LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 9 vs. Iowa State (2009 Insight) Minnesota 19 vs. Oregon (2003 Sun) RECEIVING YARDS .278 vs. Washington (1961 Rose) Opponent 190 Eric Decker, 2006-08 Opponent 5 UCLA (1962 Rose) 174 Maxx Williams, 2013-14 375 Clemson (1985 Independence) 165 Jack Simmons, 2006-08 .450 Arkansas (2002 Music City) FUMBLES 165 Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-06 MOST FUMBLES LOST 157 Aaron Hosack, 2002-03 PUNTING Minnesota 140 Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-09 MOST PUNTS 3 vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) Minnesota Opponent RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 9 vs. Maryland (1977 Hall of Fame) 3 Clemson (1985 Independence) 2 Maxx Williams, 2013-14 7 vs. Oregon (1999 Wells Fargo Sun) 2 Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-06 Opponent FEWEST FUMBLES 2 Jared Ellerson, 2004-05 8 Oregon (1999 Sun) Minnesota 2 Ron Johnson, 1999-2000 8 Washington (1961 Rose) 0 four times, last vs. Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) Opponent INTERCEPTIONS FEWEST PUNTS 0 five times, last vs. Missouri (2015 Citrus) 2 Michael Carter, 2012 Minnesota 2 Kyle Theret, 2008 2 vs. Arkansas (2002 Music City) CAREER BOWL RECORDS 2 Michael Lehan, 2000-02 Opponent RUSHING ATTEMPTS 2 Justin Isom, 2002-03 1 Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 70 Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 53 Marion Barber III, 2003-04 TACKLES KICKOFF RETURNS 42 Tellis Redmon, 1999-2000 27 Cedric Thompson, 2012-14 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS 39 David Cobb, 2012-14 22 Bruce Holmes, 1985-86 Minnesota 34 Amir Pinnix. 2006 20 Terrance Campbell, 2002-04 7 vs. Kansas (2008 Insight) 19 Eli Ward, 2000-03 5 vs. Texas Tech (2012 Meineke) RUSHING YARDS 18 Antonio Johnson, 2012-14 4 five tied 345 Laurence Maroney, 2003-05 18 Tyrone Carter, 1999 Opponent 246 Tellis Redmon, 1999-2000 17 John Shevlin, 2004-06 8 Arkansas (2002 Music City) 224 Marion Barber III, 2003-04 16 Damien Wilson, 2013-14 7 N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 179 Amir Pinnix, 2006 15 Kim Royston, 2009 172 David Cobb, 2012-14 FIRST DOWNS 140 Thomas Tapeh, 2002-03 FIELD GOALS MOST FIRST DOWNS 8 Dan Nystrom, 1999-2003 Minnesota RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 3 Joel Monroe, 2005-08 31 vs. N.C. State (2000 MicronPC) 4 Thomas Tapeh, 2002-03 25 vs. Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 2 Tellis Redmon, 1999-2000 EXTRA POINTS 24 vs. Virginia (2005 Music City) 2 Sandy Stephens, 1961-62 12 Joel Monroe, 2005-08 Opponent 2 Jon Hoese, 2008 8 Dan Nystrom, 1999-2003 29 Texas Tech (2006 Insight) 26 Kansas (2008 Insight) PASS ATTEMPTS 25 Oregon (2003 Sun) 71 Bryan Cupito, 2004-06 66 Adam Weber, 2008-09 FEWEST FIRST DOWNS 54 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, 2002-03 Minnesota 53 Mitch Leidner, 2013-14 14 vs. Washington (1961 Rose)

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n All-Time Coaching Staffs 2014 • JERRY KILL 2008 • TIM BREWSTER 2002 • GLEN MASON Tracy Claeys ...... Defensive Coordinator/Assoc. Head Coach Mike Dunbar...... Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Coord. Moe Ankney ...... Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Ends Matt Limegrover...... Offensive Coord./Off. Line/Asst. HC Ted Roof ...... Defensive Coordinator Mitch Browning..Co-Offensive Coord./Tight Ends & Tackles Brian Anderson...... Wide Receivers John Butler ...... Linebackers/Special Teams Tony Petersen ...... Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Jeff Phelps ...... Defensive Line Tim Cross ...... Defensive Line Vic Adamle...... Running Backs Pat Poore...... Running Backs Thomas Hammock...... Running Backs Greg Hudson...... Linebackers/Recruiting Rob Reeves ...... Tight Ends/H-Backs Ronnie Lee ...... Defensive Backs David Lockwood ...... Secondary Jay Sawvel...... Defensive Backs/Special Teams George McDonald ...... Wide Receivers Gordon Shaw ...... Guards and Centers Mike Sherels...... Linebackers Phil Meyer...... Offensive Line Tom Sims ...... Defensive Line Jim Zebrowski .....Quarterbacks/Passing Game Coordinator Derek Lewis ...... Tight Ends Richard Wilson ...... Wide Receivers Eric Klein...... Head Strength and Conditioning Mark Hill...... Head Strength and Conditioning Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations Adam Clark ...... Assistant AD for Football Will Peoples ...... Asst. Strength and Conditioning Chris Dawson ...... Strength and Conditioning Dan O’Brien...... Director of Football Operations 2013 • JERRY KILL 2007 • TIM BREWSTER 2001 • GLEN MASON Tracy Claeys ...... Defensive Coordinator Mike Dunbar...... Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Coord. Moe Ankney ...... Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Matt Limegrover ...... Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Everett Withers...... Defensive Coordinator Mitch Browning..Co-Offensive Coord./Tight Ends & Tackles Bill Miller...... Linebackers/Asst. Head Coach John Butler ...... Linebackers/Special Teams Tony Petersen ...... Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Brian Anderson ...... Running Backs Tim Cross ...... Defensive Line Vic Adamle...... Running Backs Jeff Phelps ...... Defensive Line Thomas Hammock...... Running Backs Greg Hudson...... Linebackers/Recruiting Pat Poore...... Wide Receivers Ronnie Lee ...... Defensive Backs Gordon Shaw ...... Guards and Centers Jay Sawvel...... Defensive Backs/Special Teams George McDonald ...... Wide Receivers Tom Sims ...... Defensive Line Rob Reeves ...... Tight Ends/H-Backs Phil Meyer...... Offensive Line David Turner ...... Defensive Ends Jim Zebrowski ...... Quarterbacks Derek Lewis ...... Tight Ends Richard Wilson ...... Wide Receivers Eric Klein...... Head Strength and Conditioning Mark Hill...... Head Strength and Conditioning Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations Dan O’Brien ...... Associate AD for Football Will Peoples ...... Asst. Strength and Conditioning Chris Dawson ...... Strength and Conditioning Randy Taylor...... Director of Football Operations 2012 • JERRY KILL 2000 • GLEN MASON Tracy Claeys ...... Defensive Coordinator 2006 • GLEN MASON David Gibbs ...... Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Matt Limegrover ...... Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Mitch Browning....Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator Mitch Browning..Co-Offensive Coord./Tight Ends & Tackles Bill Miller...... Linebackers/Asst. Head Coach David Lockwood...... Defensive Coord./Outside Linebackers Tony Petersen ...... Co-Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks Brian Anderson ...... Running Backs Vic Adamle...... Running Backs Vic Adamle...... Running Backs Jeff Phelps ...... Defensive Line Carey Bailey ...... Defensive Line Joker Phillips ...... Wide Receivers Pat Poore...... Wide Receivers Craig Bray ...... Defensive Secondary Gordon Shaw...... Defensive Line Jay Sawvel...... Defensive Backs/Special Teams Mark Criner ...... Linebackers Jared Smith...... Guards & Centers Rob Reeves ...... Tight Ends/H-Backs Tony Peterson ...... Passing Game/Quarterbacks Mark Snyder...... Defensive Ends Jim Zebrowski ...... Quarterbacks Gordon Shaw ...... Guards and Centers Steve Stripling ...... Linebackers Eric Klein...... Head Strength and Conditioning Tom Sims ...... Defensive Line Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations Dan O’Brien...... Director of Football Operations Luke Tressel...... Wide Receivers Chris Hartman...... Strength and Conditioning Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations 2011 • JERRY KILL Dwayne Chandler ...... Head Strength and Conditioning 1999 • GLEN MASON Tracy Claeys ...... Defensive Coordinator David Gibbs ...... Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Matt Limegrover ...... Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line 2005 • GLEN MASON Steve Loney ...... Offensive Coordinator/Off. Line Bill Miller...... Linebackers/Asst. Head Coach Moe Ankney ...... Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Ends Vic Adamle...... Running Backs Brian Anderson ...... Running Backs Mitch Browning ...... Offensive Coord./Tight Ends & Tackles Mitch Browning ...... Tight Ends & Tackles Jeff Phelps ...... Defensive Line David Lockwood .Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers Tony Petersen...... Quarterbacks Pat Poore...... Wide Receivers Vic Adamle...... Running Backs Joker Phillips ...... Wide Receivers Jay Sawvel...... Defensive Backs/Special Teams Carey Bailey ...... Defensive Line Gordon Shaw...... Defensive Line Rob Reeves ...... Tight Ends/H-Backs Kerry Cooks...... Defensive Secondary Mark Snyder...... Defensive Ends Jim Zebrowski ...... Quarterbacks Tony Petersen ...... Passing Game/Quarterbacks Steve Stripling ...... Linebackers Eric Klein...... Head Strength and Conditioning Gordon Shaw ...... Guards and Centers Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations Dan O’Brien...... Director of Football Operations Tom Sims ...... Defensive Line Chris Hartman...... Strength and Conditioning Luke Tressel...... Wide Receivers 2010 • TIM BREWSTER/JEFF HORTON (INTERIM) Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations 1998 • GLEN MASON Jeff Horton...... Co-Offensive Coordinator Dwayne Chandler ...... Strength and Conditioning David Gibbs ...... Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Kevin Cosgrove ...... Co-Defensive Coordinator Steve Loney ...... Offensive Coordinator/Off. Line John Butler ...... Linebackers/Special Teams 2004 • GLEN MASON Vic Adamle ...... Wide Receivers Tim Cross ...... Assoc. Head Coach/Defensive Line Moe Ankney ...... Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Ends Steve Axman ...... Quarterbacks Thomas Hammock ...... Co-Offensive Coord./Running Backs Mitch Browning..Co-Offensive Coord./Tight Ends & Tackles Mitch Browning ...... Tight Ends Ronnie Lee ...... Co-Defensive Coord./Defensive Backs Tony Petersen ...... Co-Offensive Coord./Quarterbacks Reggie Mitchell ...... Running Backs Steve Watson...... Wide Receivers Greg Hudson...... Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Gordon Shaw...... Defensive Line Tim Davis ...... Run Game Coord./Offensive Line Vic Adamle...... Running Backs Mark Snyder...... Defensive Ends Derek Lewis ...... Tight Ends David Lockwood...... Secondary/Recruiting Steve Stripling ...... Linebackers Mark Hill...... Head Strength and Conditioning Gordon Shaw ...... Guards and Centers Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations Will Peoples ...... Asst. Strength and Conditioning Tom Sims ...... Defensive Line Chris Hartman...... Strength and Conditioning Dan O’Brien...... Director of Football Operations Richard Wilson ...... Wide Receivers Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations 1997 • GLEN MASON 2009 • TIM BREWSTER Dwayne Chandler ...... Strength and Conditioning Elliot Uzelac ...... Offensive Coordinator/Off. Line Jedd Fisch...... Offensive Coordinator David Gibbs ...... Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Kevin Cosgrove ...... Co-Defensive Coordinator 2003 • GLEN MASON Vic Adamle ...... Wide Receivers John Butler ...... Linebackers/Special Teams Moe Ankney ...... Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Ends Mitch Browning ...... Tight Ends Tim Cross ...... Assoc. Head Coach/Defensive Line Mitch Browning..Co-Offensive Coord./Tight Ends & Tackles Reggie Mitchell ...... Running Backs Thomas Hammock...... Running Backs Tony Petersen ...... Co-Offensive Coord./Quarterbacks Gordon Shaw...... Defensive Line Ronnie Lee ...... Co-Defensive Coord./Defensive Backs Greg Hudson...... Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Mark Snyder...... Defensive Ends Richard Hightower...... Wide Receivers Vic Adamle...... Running Backs Steve Stripling ...... Linebackers Tim Davis ...... Run Game Coord./Offensive Line David Lockwood...... Secondary/Recruiting Kevin Sumlin...... Quarterbacks Derek Lewis ...... Tight Ends Gordon Shaw ...... Guards and Centers Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations Mark Hill...... Head Strength and Conditioning Tom Sims ...... Defensive Line Chris Hartman...... Strength and Conditioning Will Peoples ...... Asst. Strength and Conditioning Richard Wilson ...... Wide Receivers Dan O’Brien...... Director of Football Operations Tim Allen...... AD for Football Operations Dwayne Chandler ...... Strength and Conditioning

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n All-Time Coaching Staffs 1996 • JIM WACKER Vince Okruch...... Outside Linebackers Phil Elmassian...... Defensive Backs Bob DeBesse...... Offensive Coordinator Mike Pendino ...... Offensive Line Jim Hueber...... Offensive Line Tim Rose...... Defensive Coordinator Ed Pinkham...... Defensive Backs John Palermo...... Defensive Line Lee Fobbs...... Outside Linebackers George Wemeier ...... Quarterbacks George Stewart ...... Offensive Line Jerry Rosburg ...... Defensive Backs Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Jim Strong...... Running Backs Gordon Shaw ...... Offensive Line Butch Nash...... Volunteer Coach George Wemeier...... Linebackers Kevin Sumlin ...... Wide Receivers Butch Nash ...... Junior Varsity Coach Mark Tommerdahl...... Special Teams/TEs 1989 • JOHN GUTEKUNST Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Don Yanowsky ...... Defensive Line Dick Biddle...... Defensive Coordinator/ILBs Vinny Cerrato...... Graduate Assistant Jim Zorn...... Quarterbacks Jim Hueber...... Offensive Coordinator Greg McMahon...... Graduate Assistant Chris Hartman...... Strength and Conditioning Booker Brooks...... Wide Receivers Bishop Harris ...... Running Backs 1983 • JOE SALEM 1995 • JIM WACKER Robert Matheson...... Defensive Line Chuck Dickerson...... Def. Coordinator/LBs Bob DeBesse...... Offensive Coordinator Vince Okruch...... Defensive Ends Clarence Hudson...... Off. Coor./QBs/WRs Marc Dove ...... Defensive Coordinator Ed Pinkham...... Defensive Backs Lawrence Cooley ...... Offensive Line Scott Brown...... Linebackers Mal Scanlan...... Quarterbacks Dennis Dixson...... Offensive Line Chip Garber...... Defensive Backs George Wemeier...... Special Teams/TEs Gerald O'Dell...... Linebackers Gordon Shaw ...... Offensive Line Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Bob Rankin...... Tight Ends Kevin Sumlin ...... Wide Receivers Butch Nash...... Volunteer Coach Jim Sherman ...... Defensive Line Mark Tommerdahl...... Special Teams/TEs Roger Thomas ...... Running Backs Buddy Wyatt...... Defensive Line 1988 • JOHN GUTEKUNST Louis West...... Defensive Backs Jim Zorn...... Quarterbacks Larry Beckish ...... Offensive Coordinator Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Kevin Yoxall ...... Strength and Conditioning Dick Biddle...... Defensive Coordinator/ILBs Fred Konrath ...... Administrative Assistant Booker Brooks...... Wide Receivers 1994 • JIM WACKER Bishop Harris ...... Running Backs 1982 • JOE SALEM Bob DeBesse...... Offensive Coordinator Jim Hueber...... Offensive Line Bruce Vandersall ...... Defensive Coordinator Marc Dove ...... Defensive Coordinator Robert Matheson...... Defensive Line Charles Baggett ...... Wide Receivers Scott Brown...... Defensive Line Billy Miller...... Defensive Backs Bill Happel ...... Defensive Backs Chip Garber...... Defensive Backs Vince Okruch...... Defensive Ends Mike Martz ...... Running Backs Noel Mazzone ...... Quarterbacks George Wemeier...... Special Teams/TEs Pat Morris...... Offensive Line Joe Pannunzio...... Tight Ends Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Paul Olson ...... Defensive Ends Gordon Shaw ...... Offensive Line Butch Nash...... Volunteer Coach Bob Rankin ...... Tight Ends/Quarterbacks Kevin Sumlin ...... Wide Receivers Mike Wynn...... Defensive Line Buddy Wyatt...... Defensive Ends 1987 • JOHN GUTEKUNST Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Kevin Yoxall ...... Strength and Conditioning Larry Beckish ...... Offensive Coordinator Fred Konrath ...... Administrative Assistant Dick Biddle...... Defensive Coordinator/ILBs 1993 • JIM WACKER Booker Brooks...... Wide Receivers 1981 • JOE SALEM Bob DeBesse...... Offensive Coordinator Bishop Harris ...... Outside Linebackers Bruce Vandersall ...... Defensive Coordinator Marc Dove ...... Defensive Coordinator Jim Hueber...... Offensive Line Charles Baggett ...... Wide Receivers Scott Brown...... Defensive Line Billy Miller...... Defensive Backs Don Baker ...... Running Backs Chip Garber...... Defensive Backs Vince Okruch...... Running Backs Bill Happel ...... Defensive Backs Noel Mazzone ...... Quarterbacks John Palermo...... Defensive Line Pat Morris...... Offensive Line Joe Pannunzio...... Tight Ends George Wemeier...... Tight Ends/Special Teams Paul Olson ...... Defensive Ends Gordon Shaw ...... Offensive Line Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Bob Rankin ...... Tight Ends/Quarterbacks Kevin Sumlin ...... Wide Receivers Butch Nash...... Volunteer Coach Mike Wynn...... Defensive Line Buddy Wyatt...... Defensive Ends Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Kevin Yoxall ...... Strength and Conditioning 1986 • JOHN GUTEKUNST Fred Konrath ...... Administrative Assistant Larry Beckish ...... Offensive Coordinator Steve Cunningham...... Part-time Assistant 1992 • JIM WACKER Dick Biddle...... Defensive Coordinator/ILBs Joe Horn ...... Part-time Assistant Bob DeBesse...... Offensive Coordinator Booker Brooks...... Wide Receivers Marc Dove ...... Defensive Coordinator Bishop Harris ...... Outside Linebackers 1980 • JOE SALEM Scott Brown...... Defensive Line Jim Hueber...... Offensive Line Bruce Vandersall ...... Defensive Coordinator Chris Foerster ...... Offensive Line Billy Miller...... Defensive Backs Don Baker ...... Running Backs Chip Garber...... Defensive Backs John Palermo...... Defensive Line Jim Clements...... Offensive Line Noel Mazzone ...... Quarterbacks Jim Strong...... Running Backs Bill Happel ...... Administrative Assistant Joe Pannunzio...... Tight Ends George Wemeier...... Tight Ends/Special Teams Cal Jones...... Defensive Line Charlie Williams...... Wide Receivers Vince Okruch ...Administrative Assistant/Recruiting Coord. Pat Morris...... Offensive Line Buddy Wyatt...... Defensive Ends Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Butch Nash...... Defensive Ends Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Butch Nash...... Volunteer Coach Bob Rankin...... Wide Receivers Dan Runkle ...... Defensive Backs 1991 • JOHN GUTEKUNST 1985 • LOU HOLTZ Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Tom Gadd ...... Defensive Coordinator Larry Beckish ...... Offensive Coordinator Dwight Duncombe...... Part-time Assistant Jim Hueber...... Offensive Coordinator John Gutekunst...... Defensive Coordinator Tony Dungy...... Part-time Assistant Booker Brooks...... Wide Receivers Dick Biddle ...... Inside Linebackers Dan Powers ...... Part-time Assistant Chris Cosh ...... Defensive Line Pete Cordelli...... Wide Receivers Robert Matheson...... Defensive Line Jim Hueber...... Offensive Line 1979 • JOE SALEM Vince Okruch...... Outside Linebackers John Palermo...... Defensive Line Mike Shanahan...... Offensive Coordinator Mike Pendino ...... Offensive Line George Stewart ...... Offensive Line Bruce Vandersall ...... Defensive Coordinator Ed Pinkham...... Defensive Backs Jim Strong...... Running Backs Jim Clements...... Offensive Line George Wemeier ...... Quarterbacks George Wemeier...... Outside Linebackers Cal Jones...... Defensive Line Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Pat Lavin...... Assistant Coach Bob Schnelker...... Volunteer Coach Butch Nash...... Volunteer Coach Pat Morris...... Offensive Line Butch Nash...... Volunteer Coach Vinny Cerrato...... Graduate Assistant Butch Nash...... Defensive Ends Ron Cooper ...... Graduate Assistant Dan Runkle ...... Defensive Backs 1990 • JOHN GUTEKUNST Jeff Horton ...... Graduate Assistant Bob Rohde...... Strength and Conditioning Tom Gadd ...... Defensive Coordinator Jerome Fishbain ...... Administrative Assistant Jim Hueber...... Offensive Coordinator 1984 • LOU HOLTZ Tim Burke ...... Graduate Assistant Booker Brooks...... Wide Receivers Larry Beckish ...... Offensive Coordinator Dwight Duncombe ...... Graduate Assistant Bishop Harris ...... Running Backs John Gutekunst...... Defensive Coordinator Dan Powers...... Graduate Assistant Robert Matheson...... Defensive Line Pete Cordelli...... Wide Receivers

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n All-Time Coaching Staffs 1978 • CAL STOLL 1971 • MURRAY WARMATH 1963 • MURRAY WARMATH John Coatta...... Offensive Coordinator Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Jerry Annis ...... Assistant Coach (Centers) Dick Moseley...... Defensive Coordinator Maurice (Mo) Forte ...... Assistant Coach Bob Bossons ...... Defensive Coach Roger French ...... Assistant Coach Roger French ...... Assistant Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Cal Jones...... Defensive Line Bob Gongola...... Defensive Backfield Coach Don Grammer...... Offensive Line Coach Tim McGovern...... Tight Ends/Part-time Don Grammer ...... Assistant Coach Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Pat Morris ...... Offensive Line Coach Charles (Chip) Litten...... Assistant Coach Dick Larson ...... Backfield Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Paul Olson ...... Assistant Offensive Coach/WRs Lauri Niskanen ...... Assistant Coach Joe Salem...... Defensive Coach Bruce Vandersall...... Linebackers Ray Zingler...... Assistant Coach 1970 • MURRAY WARMATH 1962 • MURRAY WARMATH Jerry Annis...... Int. Def. Line/LBs Coach Jerry Annis ...... Assistant Coach (Centers) 1977 • CAL STOLL Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Bob Bossons ...... Defensive Coach John Coatta ...... Assistant Coach Maurice (Mo) Forte ...... Assistant Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Roger French ...... Assistant Coach Roger French ...... Assistant Coach Don Grammer...... Offensive Line Coach Cal Jones...... Defensive Line Coach Bob Gongola...... Defensive Backfield Coach Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Tim McGovern ...... Running Backs/Part-time Don Grammer ...... Assistant Coach Dick Larson ...... Backfield Coach Dick Moseley...... Assistant Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Mike Reid ...... Assistant Coach Joe Salem ...... Assistant Backfield Coach Paul Olson...... Ass’t O-Line Coach/Tight Ends Adrian Smith ...... Part-time Assistant Coach 1969 • MURRAY WARMATH 1961 • MURRAY WARMATH Charlie Wade...... Wide Receivers Jerry Annis...... Int. Def. Line/LBs Coach Jerry Annis ...... Assistant Coach (Centers) Bruce Vandersall...... Linebackers Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Bob Bossons ...... Defensive Coach Bob Freeburg ...... Graduate Assistant Bob Gongola...... Defensive Backfield Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Art Meadowcroft ...... Graduate Assistant Don Grammer ...... Assistant Coach Don Grammer...... Offensive Line Coach Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen 1976 • CAL STOLL Mike McGee ...... Assistant Coach Dick Larson ...... Backfield Coach Tom Moore ...... Offensive Coordinator/QBs Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Dick Moseley...... Defensive Coordinator Mike Reid ...... Assistant Coach Joe Salem ...... Assistant Backfield Coach Charles Elmquist...... Assistant Coach Roger French ...... Assistant Coach 1968 • MURRAY WARMATH 1960 • MURRAY WARMATH Tim McGovern ...... Running Backs/Part-time Jerry Annis...... Int. Def. Line/LBs Coach Dick Bortstad ...... Assistant Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Bob Bossons ...... Defensive Coach Paul Olson...... Assistant Offensive Line/TEs Bob Gongola...... Defensive Backfield Coach Jim Camp ...... Assistant Coach Norm Parker...... Interior Defensive Line Don Grammer ...... Assistant Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Bruce Vandersall...... Linebacker Coach Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Charlie Wade...... Wide Receivers Mike McGee ...... Assistant Coach Dick Larson ...... Backfield Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach 1975 • CAL STOLL Mike Reid ...... Assistant Coach Tom Moore ...... Offensive Coordinator/QBs 1959 • MURRAY WARMATH Dick Moseley...... Defensive Coordinator 1967 • MURRAY WARMATH Bob Bossons ...... Assistant Line Coach Maurice (Mo) Forte ...... Running Backs Jerry Annis...... Int. Def. Line/LBs Coach Jim Camp ...... Head Backfield Coach Roger French ...... Assistant Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Carleton Carlson ...... Assistant Freshmen Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Bob Gongola...... Defensive Backfield Coach Denver Crawford...... Head Line Coach Norm Parker...... Interior Defensive Line Don Grammer ...... Assistant Coach Bob Haake...... Assistant Freshmen Coach Bruce Vandersall ...... Linebackers Coach Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Charlie Wade...... Wide Receivers Mike McGee ...... Assistant Coach Dick Larson...... Assistant Backfield Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Monte Miller ...... Assistant Freshmen Coach 1974 • CAL STOLL Mike Reid ...... Assistant Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Dick Moseley...... Defensive Coordinator Dave Skrein ...... Assistant Backfield Coach Ron Stark...... Offensive Coordinator 1966 • MURRAY WARMATH Rhody Tuszka ...... Assistant Freshmen Coach Maurice (Mo) Forte ...... Running Backs Jerry Annis...... Int. Def. Line/LBs Coach Roger French ...... Assistant Coach Bob Bossons...... Offensive Line 1958 • MURRAY WARMATH Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Bob Bossons ...... Assistant Line Coach Norm Parker...... Interior Defensive Line Bob Gongola...... Defensive Backfield Coach Jim Camp ...... Head Backfield Coach Bruce Vandersall ...... Linebackers Coach Don Grammer ...... Assistant Coach Carleton Carlson ...... Assistant Freshmen Coach Charlie Wade...... Wide Receivers Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Denver Crawford...... Head Line Coach Mike Reid ...... Assistant Coach Bob Haake...... Assistant Freshmen Coach 1973 • CAL STOLL Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Dick Moseley...... Defensive Coordinator 1965 • MURRAY WARMATH Dick Larson...... Assistant Backfield Coach Ron Stark ...... Offensive Coordinator/Off. Line Jerry Annis ...... Assistant Coach (Centers) Monte Miller ...... Assistant Freshmen Coach Maurice (Mo) Forte ...... Assistant Coach Bob Bossons...... Assistant-Offensive Line Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Roger French ...... Assistant Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Dave Skrein ...... Assistant Backfield Coach Tom Moore ...... Running Backs/Off. Backfield Bob Delaney ...... Assistant Coach Rhody Tuszka ...... Assistant Freshmen Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Donald Grammer...... Offensive Line Coach Norm Parker...... Interior Defensive Line Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen 1957 • MURRAY WARMATH Bruce Vandersall ...... Linebackers Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Jim Camp ...... Head Backfield Coach Joe Salem ...... Offensive Backfield Denver Crawford...... Head Line Coach 1972 • CAL STOLL Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Dick Moseley...... Defensive Coordinator 1964 • MURRAY WARMATH Ray Malavasi...... Assistant Coach Ron Stark ...... Offensive Coordinator/Off. Line Jerry Annis ...... Assistant Coach (Centers) Bill Murphy...... Assistant Coach Maurice (Mo) Forte ...... Assistant Coach Bob Bossons ...... Defensive Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Roger French ...... Offensive Tackles & Ends Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Dave Skrien ...... Assistant Backfield Coach Tom Moore ...... Running Backs/Off. Backfield Don Grammer...... Offensive Line Coach Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen 1956 • MURRAY WARMATH Norm Parker ...... Interior Defensive Linemen Dick Larson ...... Backfield Coach Bob Blaik...... Assistant Coach Bob (Woody) Widenhofer...... Linebackers Butch Nash ...... Ends Coach Jim Camp ...... Assistant Coach Joe Salem ...... Assistant Coach Denver Crawford...... Assistant Coach Wally Johnson...... Assistant Coach Ray Malavasi...... 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n All-Time Coaching Staffs Bill Murphy...... Assistant Coach 1945 • BERNIE BIERMAN 1933 • BERNIE BIERMAN Butch Nash ...... Assistant Coach Sheldon Beise...... Assistant Coach Elmer Apmann ...... Freshmen Coach Lowell Dawson...... Backfield Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach 1955 • MURRAY WARMATH Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Lowell (Red) Dawson ...... Backfield Coach Jim Camp ...... Assistant Coach Sherm Finger ...... Freshmen Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach 1944 • DR. GEORGE HAUSER Sig Harris ...... Assistant Coach Bill Hilderbrand...... Assistant Coach Lowell (Red) Dawson ...... Backfield Coach Walter Hass...... Freshmen Coach Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Jim Kelly ...... Assistant Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Bill Murphy...... Backfield Coach Frank Patrick...... Assistant Coach Fred Hovde...... Freshmen Coach Butch Nash ...... Assistant Coach John Scafide...... Assistant Coach Dave MacMillan ...... Freshmen Coach Otis McCreery...... Freshmen Coach 1954 • MURRAY WARMATH 1943 • DR. GEORGE HAUSER Clarence Munn...... Freshmen Coach Denver Crawford...... Line Coach Lowell (Red) Dawson ...... Backfield Coach George Tuttle...... Assistant Coach/Freshmen Coach Bill Hilderbrand...... Assistant Coach Jim Kelly...... Reserve Coach/Scout Marshall Wells ...... Freshmen Coach Wally Johnson...... Ass’t Coach/Freshmen Francis “Pug” Lund ...... Freshmen Coach Bill Murphy...... Backfield Coach Charles (Bud) Wilkinson ...... Asst. Line Coach 1932 • BERNIE BIERMAN Butch Nash ...... Assistant Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach 1942 • DR. GEORGE HAUSER Pat Boland...... Freshmen Coach 1953 • WES FESLER Lowell (Red) Dawson ...... Backfield Coach Lowell (Red) Dawson ...... Backfield Coach Lyral Clark ...... Line Coach Jim Kelly...... Reserves/Scouts Sig Harris ...... Assistant Coach Dick Fisher ...... Backfield Coach John Roning ...... End Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Wally Johnson...... Head JV Coach Charles (Bud) Wilkinson..Asst, Backfield /Asst. Line Coach Fred Hovde...... Freshmen Coach John Kulbitski ...... Freshmen Coach Frank McCormick...... Assistant Coach John McNally ...... Assistant JV Coach 1941 • BERNIE BIERMAN Otis McCreery...... Freshmen Coach Butch Nash ...... Assistant Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Clarence Munn...... Freshmen Coach George “Bud” Svendsen ...... Assistant Coach Sheldon Beise...... Backfield Coach Bob Reihsen...... Freshmen Coach Sig Harris...... Coach of Reserves George Tuttle...... Assistant Coach/Freshmen Coach 1952 • WES FESLER Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Lyal Clark...... Line Coach Dallas Ward ...... Freshmen Coach 1931 • FRITZ CRISLER Dick Fisher ...... Backfield Coach Bert Baston ...... Ends Coach Wally Johnson...... Head JV Coach 1940 • BERNIE BIERMAN Sig Harris...... Freshmen Coach John Kulbitski ...... Freshmen Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach George MacKinnon Asst. Line Coach/Coach of the Reserves John Mariucci ...... Assistant Coach Sheldon Beise...... Backfield Coach Frank McCormick...... Backfield Coach Butch Nash ...... Assistant Coach Sig Harris...... Coach of Reserves Otis McCreery ...... Backfield Coach George “Bud” Svensen ...... Assistant Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach George Tuttle...... Freshmen Coach Dallas Ward ...... Freshmen Coach Tad Wieman...... Line Coach 1951 • WES FESLER Lyal Clark...... Line Coach 1939 • BERNIE BIERMAN 1930 • FRITZ CRISLER Dick Fisher ...... Backfield Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Butch Nash ...... Assistant Coach Sheldon Beise...... Backfield Coach Sig Harris...... Freshmen Coach George “Bud” Svendsen ...... Assistant Coach Sig Harris...... Reserves Coach/Scout George MacKinnon Asst. Line Coach/Coach of the Reserves Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Frank McCormick...... Backfield Coach 1950 • BERNIE BIERMAN Dallas Ward ...... Freshmen Coach/Scout Otis McCreery ...... Backfield Coach Bert Baston ...... Ends Coach George Tuttle...... Freshmen Coach Sheldon Beise...... "B" Team Coach 1938 • BERNIE BIERMAN Tad Wieman...... Line Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Butch Nash...... Freshmen Coach Sheldon Beise...... Backfield Coach 1929 • DR. CLARENCE SPEARS John Roning...... Backfield Coach Sig Harris...... Coach of Reserves Dutch Bergman ...... Assistant Coach George “Bud” Svendsen ...... Assistant Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach George Gibson ...... Assistant Coach Dallas Ward ...... Freshmen Coach Louis Gross...... Assistant Coach 1949 • BERNIE BIERMAN Eddie Lynch ...... Assistant Coach Bert Baston ...... Ends Coach 1937 • BERNIE BIERMAN George MacKinnon...... Assistant Coach Sheldon Beise...... Assistant Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Doc Matchan ...... Assistant Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Sheldon Beise...... Backfield Coach Butch Nash...... Freshmen Coach Sig Harris...... Coach of Reserves 1928-26 • DR. CLARENCE SPEARS John Roning...... Backfield Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Information not available George Svendsen...... Assistant Coach Dallas Ward ...... Freshmen Coach 1925 • DR. CLARENCE SPEARS 1948 • BERNIE BIERMAN 1936 • BERNIE BIERMAN George “Potsy” Clark...... Backfield Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Sherm Finger ...... Freshmen Coach Sheldon Beise...... Assistant Coach Sheldon Beise...... Backfield Coach Louis Gross...... Line Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Sig Harris...... Coach of Reserves Sig Harris...... Coach of the Reserves Butch Nash...... Freshmen Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Eddie Lynch...... End Coach John Roning...... Backfield Coach Dallas Ward ...... Freshmen Coach George Svendsen ...... Line Coach 1924 • WILLIAM SPAULDING 1935 • BERNIE BIERMAN Campbell Dickson ...... End Coach 1947 • BERNIE BIERMAN Bert Baston...... End Coach Merton Dunningham...... Assistant Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Lowell (Red) Dawson ...... Backfield Coach Sherm Finger...... Assistant Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Sig Harris...... Freshmen Coach Len Frank...... Line Coach Butch Nash...... "B" Team Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Harry Taylor ...... Assistant Coach John Roning ...... Freshmen Coach/Assistant End Coach George Svendsen ...... Assistant Line Coach 1934 • BERNIE BIERMAN 1923 • WILLIAM SPAULDING Dallas Ward...... Backfield Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Ray Elliot...... Assistant Coach Lowell (Red) Dawson ...... Backfield Coach Len Frank ...... Assistant Coach 1946 • BERNIE BIERMAN Sig Harris...... Freshmen Coach T.N. Metcalf ...... Assistant Coach Bert Baston...... End Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach George Hauser...... Assistant Coach Dr. George Hauser...... Line Coach Blaine McKusick...... Assistant Coach John Roning ...... "B" Squad Coach Harry Taylor ...... Assistant Coach George Svendsen ...... Assistant Line Coach Dallas Ward...... Backfield Coach

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n All-Time Coaching Staffs

1922 • WILLIAM SPAULDING “Shorty” Clare Long...... Backfield Coach “Red” Louden...... End Coach Blaine McKuskick ...... Line Coach Arnold Oss...... Backfield Coach

1921 • DR. HENRY WILLIAMS Information not available

1920 • DR. HENRY WILLIAMS Con Eklund...... Assistant Coach Leonard Frank ...... Assistant Coach Sig Harris ...... Assistant Coach George Hauser...... Assistant Coach Lawrence Lawler...... Assistant Coach Russell Tollefson ...... Assistant Coach Vern Williams ...... Assistant Coach

1919 • DR. HENRY WILLIAMS Leonard Frank ...... Assistant Coach Sig Harris ...... Assistant Coach George Hauser...... Assistant Coach

1918 • DR. HENRY WILLIAMS Bert Baston ...... Ends Coach Sig Harris ...... Assistant Coach Lawrence Lawler...... Assistant Coach Joseph M. Sprafka ...... Assistant Coach

1882—1917: NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE

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n All-Time Assistant Coaches A Crawford, Denver 1954-1971 Head Line Coach Name Year(s) Position(s) Criner, Mark 2006 Linebackers Adamle, Vic 1997-2006 Wide Receivers Coach (97-98) Cross, Tim 2007-10 Defensive Line/Assoc. Head Coach Running Backs Coach (99-06) Cundiff, Blake 2005-06 Asst. Strength and Conditioning Coach Agpalsa, Daryl 2010-12 Offensive Graduate Assistant Allen, Tim 1997-2006 Assistant AD for Football Operations D Anderson, Brian 2011-13 Running Backs Name Year(s) Position(s) 2014- Wide Receivers Davis, Tim 2008^-10 Offensive Line/Running Game Coordinator Ankney, Moe 2001-05 Defensive Coordinator/Secondary (2001-02) Dawson, Chris 2001-2002 Strength and Conditioning Coach Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Ends (2002-05) Dawson, Lowell 1932-1935, ‘42-45 Backfield Coach Annis, Jerry 1961-1970 Assistant Coach/Centers (61-65), DeBesse, Bob 1992-1996 Offensive Coordinator Linebackers/Defensive Line (66-70) Delany, Bob 1965 Assistant Coach Appmann, Elmer 1933 Freshmen Coach Dickerson, Chuck 1983 Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers Axman, Steve 1998 Quarterbacks Coach Dickson, Campbell 1924 End Coach Dixson, Dennis 1983 Offensive Line Coach B Dove, Marc 1992-1995 Defensive Coordinator Name Years Position(s) Dunbar, Mike 2007-08 Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator Baggett, Charles 1981-1982 Wide Receivers Duncombe, Dwight 1979 Graduate Assistant Bailey, Carey 2005-06 Defensive Line Dunnigan, Merton 1924 Assistant Coach Baker, Don 1980-1981 Running Backs Dyer, Chris 1999-2000 Graduate Assistant Baston, Bert* 1918, 1930-1941 End Coach ^ - Joined staff prior to 2008 Insight Bowl 1946-1950 Beckish, Larry 1984-1988 Offensive Coordinator E Beise, Sheldon* 1936-1941 Backfield Coach (36-41), Name Year(s) Position(s) 1945 Assistant Coach (45, 48-49), Eklund, Con 1920 Assistant Coach 1948-1950 “B” Team Coach (50) Elliot, Ray 1923 Assistant Coach Bergman, Dutch 1929 Assistant Coach Elmassian, Phil 1984 Defensive Backs Biddle, Dick 1985-1989 Inside Linebackers (85-89), Elmquist, Charles 1976 Assistant Coach Defensive Coordinator (86-89) Blaik, Bob 1956 Assistant Coach F Boland, Pat 1932 Freshmen Coach Name Year(s) Position(s) Borstad, Dick 1960 Assistant Coach Finger, Sherm 1924-1925, Assistant Coach (24-25), Bossons, Bob 1958-1966 Assistant Line Coach (58-59), 1933 Freshmen Coach (25, 33) Defensive Coach (60-64), Fisch, Jedd 2009 Offensive Coordinator Assistant Offensive Line Coach (65-66) Fishbain, Jerome 1979 Administrative Assistant Bostad, Bob 1994-1995 Graduate Assistant Coach Fisher, Dick 1951-1953 Backfield Coach Bowen, Clint 1997 Graduate Assistant Coach Fobbs, Lee 1996 Outside Linebacker Coach Bray, Craig 2006 Defensive Secondary Foerster, Chris 1992 Offensive Line Coach Brooks, Booker 1986-1991 Wide Receivers Forte, Maurice “Mo” 1970-1975 Assistant Coach (70-74), Brown, Scott 1992-1995 Defensive Line (92-94), Running Backs (75) Linebackers (‘95) Frank, Len 1919-1920 Assistant Coach (19, 20, 23) Browning, Mitch 1997-2006 Tight Ends/Recruiting Coord. (1997-98), 1923-24 Line Coach (24) Tight Ends/Off. Tackles (1999) Freeburg, Bob 1977 Graduate Assistant Coach Co-Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends/ French, Roger 1970-1978 Assistant Coach/ Offensive Tackles & Ends Offensive Tackles (2000-05) Offensive Coordinator (2006) G Burke, Tim 1979 Graduate Assistant Name Year(s) Position(s) Burrow, Jeff 2003-04 Graduate Assistant Gadd, Tom 1990-1991 Defensive Coordinator Butler, John 2007-10 Linebackers/Special Teams Garber, Chip 1992-1995 Defensive Backs Gelber, Jason 2002 Graduate Assistant C Gibbs, David 1997-2000 Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Name Year(s) Position(s) Gibson, George 1929 Assistant Coach Camp, Jim 1955-1960 Assistant Coach/Backfield Coach Gigli, Jordan 2007-10 Defensive Quality Control Carey, Rod 2000 Graduate Assistant Gongola, Bob 1966-1971 Defensive Backs Carlson, Carelton 1958-1959 Assistant Freshmen Coach Goodwin, Chris 2000-01 Graduate Assistant Carter, Jeremiah 2005-06 Quality Control Grammer, Don 1961-1971 Offensive Line Cerrato, Vinny 1984-1985 Graduate Assistant Griffin, Nate 2011- Offensive Quality Control Chandler, Dwayne 2001-06 Strength and Conditioning Assistant (2001-02) Gross, Louis 1925, 1929 Line Coach Head Strength and Conditioning Coach (2003-06) Gutekunst, John 1984-1985 Defensive Coordinator Chism, Mike 1997-1998 Graduate Assistant 2003 Strength and Conditioning Coach H Claeys, Tracy 2011- Defensive Coordinator Name Year(s) Position(s) Clark, Adam 2014- Director of Football Operations Haake, Bob 1958-1959 Assistant Freshmen Coach Clark, Lyral 1951-1953 Line Coach Hammock, Thomas 2007-10 Co-Offensive Coord. (2010)/Running Backs Clark, George “Potsy” 1925 Backfield Coach Hanson, Cory 2014- Defensive Graduate Assistant Clements, Jim 1979-1980 Offensive Line Coach Happel, Bill 1981-1982 Defensive Backs Coatta, John 1977-1978 Asst. Coach (77), Offensive Coordinator (78) Harris, Bishop 1986-1990 Outside Linebackers (86-87), Cooks, Kerry 2005 Defensive Secondary Running Backs (88-90) Cooley, Lawrence 1983 Offensive Line Harris, Sig 1918-1920 Assistant Coach Cooper, Ron 1985 Graduate Assistant 1925 Coach of the Reserves Cordelli, Pete 1984-1985 Wide Receivers 1930-1941 Freshmen Coach (30-34), Cosgrove, Clint 2007-09 Graduate Assistant Coach of the Reserves (35-41) Cosgrove, Kevin 2009-10 Co-Defensive Coordinator Hass, Walter 1933 Freshmen Coach Cosh, Chris 1991 Defensive Line Hartman, Chris 1996-2000 Strength & Conditioning Coach

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n All-Time Assistant Coaches

Hauser, Dr. George* 1919-1923 Assistant Coach (19, 20, 23) McGovern, Tim 1976-78 Running Backs (76-77), 1932-1941, Line Coach Running Backs/Tight Ends (78) 1945-1950 McKusick, Blaine 1922-1923 Line Coach Hightower, Richard 2009 Wide Receivers McMahon, Greg 1984 Graduate Assistant Hilderbrand, Bill 1954-1955 Assistant Coach McNally, John 1953 Assistant JV Coach Hill, Mark 2007-10 Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Meadowcroft, Art 1977 Graduate Assistant Horton, Jeff 1985 Graduate Assistant Metcalf, T.N. 1923 Assistant Coach 2010 Co-Offensive Coord., Interim Head Coach Meyer, Phil 2007-08 Offensive Line Hovde, Fred 1932-1933 Freshmen Coach Miller, Bill 1986-1988 Defensive Backs Hudson, Clarence 1983 Offensive Coordinator, 2011-13 Linebackers, Assistant Head Coach Quarterbacks & Wide Receivers Miller, Monte 1958-1959 Assistant Freshmen Coach Hueber, Jim 1984-1991 Offensive Line Coach (84-88), Miller, Warren 2005-06 Quality Control Offensive Coordinator (89-91) Mitchell, Reggie 1997-1998 Running Backs Hudson, Greg 2001-04 Linebackers/Recruiting Coordinator (2001-02) Moore, Tom 1972-1973 Offensive Backfield Coach (72-73), Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers (2002-04) 1975-1976 Offensive Coordinator (75-76), J Quarterbacks (75-76) Name Year(s) Position(s) Monroe, Marty 1994-1995 Graduate Assistant Jackson, Jim 2007-09 Graduate Assistant Morris, Pat 1978-1982 Offensive Line Johnson, Chaka 2000 Graduate Assistant Moseley, Dick 1972-1978 Defensive Coordinator Johnson, Wally 1952-1969 Head JV Coach (52-53), Munn, Clarence 1932-1933 Freshmen Coach Assistant Coach-Varsity/ Murphy, Bill 1954-1957 Assistant Coach/Backfield Coach Head Freshmen Coach (54-69) Jones, Cal 1977-1980 Defensive Line N Jones, Kevin 1996 Graduate Assistant Coach Name Year(s) Position(s) Nash, Butch 1947-1980 “B” Team Coach (47), K Freshmen Coach (48-50), Name Year(s) Position(s) Ends Coach (51-80) Kelly, Jim 1942-1944 Coach of the Reserves/Scout 1984-91 JV Coach (84), Volunteer Coach (85-91) Klein, Eric 2011- Head Strength and Conditioning Nelson, Jesse 2010 Defensive Graduate Assistant Konrath, Fred 1981-1983 Administrative Assistant Niskanen, Lauri 1971 Assistant Coach Kostich, Shawn 2011-13 Defensive Graduate Assistant Nunez, Jay 2013- Special Teams Quality Control Kulbitski, John 1952-1953 Freshmen Coach O L Name Year(s) Position(s) Name Year(s) Position(s) O’Brien, Dan 2008-13 Assoc. AD For Football/Director of Football Larson, Dick 1958-1964 Assistant Backfield Coach (58-59), Operations Backfield Coach (60-64) O’Dell, Gerald 1983 Linebackers Lavin, Pat 1979 Assistant Coach Olson, Paul 1981-1982 Defensive Ends Lawler, Lawrence 1918, 1920 Assistant Coach 1976-1978 Offensive Assistant Coach (76-78), Lee, Ronnie 2007-10 Defensive Backs (2007-10), Co-Defensive Offensive Ass’t/Tight Ends (76-77), Coordinator (2009-10) Offensive Assistant/Wide Receivers (78) Lewis, Derek 2007-10 Tight Ends Olson, Trevor 2013- Offensive Graduate Assistant Limegrover, Matt 2011- Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Okruch, Vince 1986-1991 Administrative Assistant (86), Lippincott, David 2003-04 Graduate Assistant Running Backs (86), Litten, Charles (Chip) 1971 Assistant Coach Defensive Ends (88-89), Lockwood, David 2002-06 Defensive Secondary (2002) Outside Linebackers (90-91) Def. Secondary/Recruiting Coord. (2002-04) Oss, Arnold 1922 Backfield Coach Defensive Coordinator (2005-06) Loney, Steve 1998-1999 Offensive Coordinator P Long, Clare “Shorty” 1922 Backfield Coach Name Year(s) Position(s) Louden, “Red” 1922 Ends Coach Palermo, John 1984-1987 Defensive Line Lund, Francis “Pug” 1943 Freshmen Coach Pannunzio, Joe 1992-1994 Tight Ends Coach Lynch, Eddie 1925-1929 Ends Coach Parker, Norm 1972-1976 Interior Defensive Line Patrick, Frank 1944 Assistant Coach M Pearson, Chad 2011- Assistant Strength and Conditioning Name Year(s) Position(s) Pendino, Mike 1990-1991 Offensive Line MacKinnon, George 1929-1931 Assistant Line Coach/ Peoples, Will 2007-10 Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Reserves Perry, Dustin 2012- Assistant Strength and Conditioning MacMillan, Dave 1933 Freshmen Coach Petersen, Tony 1999-2006 Quarterbacks (1999) Maiuri, Ryan 2013-14 Offensive Graduate Assistant Co-Offensive Coordinator/QBs (2000-05) Malavasi, Ray 1956-1957 Assistant Coach Passing Game/Quarterbacks (2006) Mariucci, John 1952 Assistant Coach Phelps, Jeff 2011- Defensive Line Martz, Mike 1982 Running Backs Phillips, Joe “Joker” 1999-2000 Wide Receivers Matchan, Doc 1929 Assistant Coach Pinkham, Ed 1989-1991 Defensive Backs Matheson, Robert 1988-1991 Defensive Line Poore, Pat 2011-13 Wide Receivers Mazzone, Noel 1992-1994 Quarterback Coach 2014- Running Backs McElroy, Mike 2014- Defensive Graduate Assistant Powers, Dan 1979 Graduate Assistant McClintock, Ken 1996 Graduate Assistant McCormick, Frank 1930-1932 Backfield Coach R McCreery, Otis 1930-1933 Backfield Coach (30-31), Name Year(s) Position(s) Freshmen Coach (32-33) Rankin, Bob 1980-1983 Wide Receivers (1980), McDaniels, Ben 2004-05 Graduate Assistant Tight Ends/Quarterbacks (81-82), McDonald, George 2007-08 Wide Receivers Tight Ends (83) McGee, Mike 1967-1969 Assistant Coach Reece, Ron 1993 Graduate Assistant

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Reid, Mike 1966-1970 Assistant Coach U Reihsen, Bob 1932 Freshmen Coach Name Year(s) Position(s) Reeves, Rob 2011- Tight Ends/H-Backs Uzelac, Elliot 1997 Offensive Coordinator Rice, Melvin 2012-14 Defensive Quality Control Rohde, Bob 1979-1992 Strength and Conditioning Coach V Roning, John* 1942 Ends Coach (1942), Name Year(s) Position(s) 1946-1950 “B” Squad Coach (46), Vandersall, Bruce 1973-1982 Linebackers Coach (74-78), Freshmen Coach/Ass’t End Coach (47), Defensive Coordinator (79-82) Backfield Coach (48-50) Varpness, Vince 2001-2002 Graduate Assistant Roof, Ted 2008 Defensive Coordinator Rosburg, Jerry 1996 Defensive Backs Coach W Rose, Tim 1996 Defensive Coordinator Name Year(s) Position(s) Roskos, Greg 2007-08 Offensive Quality Control Wade, Charlie 1974-1977 Wide Receivers Coach Runkle, Dan 1979-1980 Defensive Backs Coach Ward, Dallas* 1936-1941, Freshmen Coach 1946-1947 Backfield Coach S Watson, Steve 2010 Wide Receivers Name Year(s) Position(s) Weber, Adam 2015- Offensive Graduate Assistant Salem, Joe 1961-1965 Assistant Backfield Coach (61-62), Wells, Marshall 1933 Freshmen Coach Defensive Coach (63), Wemeier, George 1984-1991 Linebackers Coach (84), Assistant Coach (64), Outside Linebackers (85), Offensive Backfield Coach (65) Tight Ends & Special Teams (86-89), Sapanaro, Dan 2005-06 Graduate Assistant Quarterbacks (90-91) Sauter, Cory 2006 Graduate Assistant West, Louis 1983 Defensive Backs Sawvel, Jay 2011- Defensive Backs/Special Teams Widenhofer, Bob 1972 Linebackers Scafide, John 1944 Assistant Coach Wieman, Tad 1930-1931 Line Coach Scanlan, Mal 1989 Quarterbacks Wilkinson, Charles 1942-1943 Assistant Line/Assistant Backfield Schade, Bob 1993 Graduate Assistant Williams, Charlie 1992 Wide Receivers Coach Schnelker, Bob 1991 Volunteer Coach Williams, Vern 1920 Assistant Coach Schumacher, Ben 2013 Assistant Strength and Conditioning Wilson, Richard 2001-04 Wide Receivers Shanahan, Mike 1979 Offensive Coordinator Withers, Everett 2007 Defensive Coordinator Shaw, Gordon 1993-2006 Offensive Line (1993-96), Wyatt, Buddy 1992-1994 Defensive End Defensive Line (97-2000) Wynn, Mike 1981-1982 Defensive Line Guards and Centers (2001-06) Mike Sherels 2013 Defensive Graduate Assistant Y 2014- Linebackers Name Year(s) Position(s) Sherman, Jim 1983 Defensive Line Yanowsky, Don 1996 Defensive Line Coach Skrien, Dave 1957-1959 Assistant Backfield Coach, Yearby, Tyler 2011-12 Assistant Strength and Conditioning 1992-1995 Administrative Assistant Yoxall, Kevin 1993-1995 Strength and Conditioning Coach Sims, Tom 2001-06 Defensive Line Smith, Adrian 1977 Part-time Assistant Coach Z Smith, Jared 1999-2000 Graduate Assistant (1999) Name Year(s) Position(s) Guards and Centers (2000) Zebrowski, Jim 2011- Quarterbacks Snyder, Mark 1997-2000 Defensive Ends Zingler, Ray 1978 Assistant Coach Sorrentino, Tony 2009-10 Offensive Quality Control Zorn, Jim 1995-1996 Quarterbacks Coach Sprafka, Joseph 1918 Assistant Coach Stark, Ron 1972-1974 Offensive Coordinator (1972-74), *Coaches who served in World War II Offensive Line Coach (1972-73) Stewart, George 1984-1985 Offensive Line Coach Stripling, Steve 1997-2000 Linebackers (1997-98) Linebackers/Recruiting Coord. (99-2000) Strong, Jim 1984-1986 Running Backs Sumlin, Kevin 1993-1997 Wide Receivers (1993-96), Quarterbacks (97) Svendsen, George 1946-1953 Assistant Line Coach (46-47), Head Line Coach (48-50) Svendsen, Earl “Bud” 1951-1953 Assistant Coach (1951-53) Szucs, Terry 2015- Defensive Quality Control

T Name Year(s) Position(s) Taylor, Harry 1923-24 Assistant Coach Taylor, Randy 2007 Director of Football Operations Thomas, Roger 1983 Running Backs Thompson, Shea 2012- Assistant Strength and Conditioning Thompson, Kane 2013- Assistant Strength and Conditioning Thoren, Jason 2002-03 Graduate Assistant Tollefson, Russell 1920 Assistant Coach Tommerdahl, Mark 1995-1996 Special Teams Coach/Tight Ends Tressel, Luke 2002-06 Graduate Assistant (2002-04) Wide Receivers (2005-06) Tuttle, George 1930-1933 Assistant Coach/Freshmen Coach Turner, David 2001 Defensive Ends Tuszka, Rhody 1958-1959 Assistant Freshmen Coach

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n Homecoming Results

HOMECOMING RESULTS 1914* UM 14, Wisconsin 3 1972* UM 43, Iowa 14 vs. OPPONENTS 1919 UM 6, Illinois 10 1973 UM 7, Michigan 34 1974* UM 23, Iowa 17 W LT Pct. 1920 UM 0, Michigan 3 1975 UM 15, Michigan State 38 Chicago 1001.000 1921 UM 7, Iowa 41 1976* UM 29, Illinois 14 Illinois 541.550 1922 UM 0, Wisconsin 14 1977* UM 14, Northwestern 7 Indiana 620.750 1923* UM 20, Iowa 7 1978* UM 32, Indiana 31 Iowa 10 30 .769 1924 UM 0, Michigan 13 1979 UM 17, Illinois 17 Michigan 670.462 1925* UM 33, Iowa 0 1980 UM 14, Michigan 37 Michigan State 530.625 1926 UM 6, Michigan 7 1981* UM 35, Northwestern 23 Nebraska 110.500 1927* UM 38, Iowa 0 1982 UM 21, Indiana 40 Northwestern 882.500 1928* UM 33, Chicago 7 1983 UM 17, Wisconsin 56 Ohio State 040.000 1929 UM 6, Michigan 7 1984 UM 28, Northwestern 31 Pittsburgh 1001.000 1985 UM 19, Ohio State 23 Purdue 730.700 1930 UM 6, Northwestern 27 1986* UM 44, Northwestern 23 USC 1001.000 1931* UM 14, Wisconsin 0 1987 UM 17, Indiana 18 Vanderbilt 1001.000 1932* UM 7, Northwestern 0 1988 UM 28, Northwestern 28 Wisconsin 320.600 1933* UM 19, Iowa 7 1989* UM 35, Purdue 15 Total 55 36 3 .601 1934* UM 34, Michigan 0 1935* UM 21, Northwestern 13 1990* UM 35, Northwestern 25 1936* UM 52, Iowa 0 1991* UM 6, Purdue 3 1937 No game 1992 UM 15, Michigan State 20 1938* UM 7, Michigan 6 1993* UM 28, Wisconsin 21 1939 UM 20, Ohio State 23 1994 UM 31, Northwestern 37 1995 UM 17, Northwestern 27 1940* UM 34, Iowa 6 1996 UM 9, Michigan State 27 1941* UM 8, Northwestern 7 1997 UM 3, Ohio State 31 1942* UM 16, Michigan 14 1998* UM 19, Michigan State 18 1943 UM 7, Purdue 14 1999 UM 28, Purdue 33 1944 UM 14, Northwestern 14 1945* UM 30, Northwestern 7 2000 UM 35, Northwestern 41 1946* UM 13, Purdue 7 2001* UM 28, Michigan State 19 1947* UM 26, Purdue 21 2002* UM 45, Northwestern 42 1948* UM 30, Indiana 7 2003* UM 55, Indiana 7 1949 UM 7, Purdue 13 2004* UM 45, Illinois 0 2005* UM 42, Purdue 35 (OT) 1950 UM 0, Iowa 13 2006* UM 63, Indiana 26 1951* UM 39, Nebraska 20 2007 UM 17, Illinois 44 1952* UM 17, Iowa 7 2008 UM 17, Northwestern 24 1953* UM 28, Indiana 20 2009* UM 35, Purdue 20 1954* UM 19, Michigan State 13 1955* UM 25, Southern Cal 19 2010 UM 28, Northwestern 29 1956* UM 9, Pittsburgh 6 2011 UM 14, Nebraska 41 1957* UM 34, Indiana 0 2012 UM 13, Northwestern 21 1958 UM 8, Illinois 20 2013 UM 7, Iowa 23 1959* UM 20, Vanderbilt 6 2014* UM 39, Purdue 38

1960* UM 21, Illinois 10 * Indicates Minnesota victories 1961* UM 23, Michigan 20 1962* UM 17, Illinois 0 1963* UM 6, Michigan 0 1964 UM 0, Illinois 14 1965* UM 14, Michigan 13 1966* UM 17, Iowa 0 1967* UM 21, Michigan State 0 1968* UM 17, Illinois 0 1969 UM 7, Ohio State 34

1970* UM 23, Michigan State 13 1971 UM 7, Michigan 35

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n All-Time Results ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS Coach Seasons Years Won Lost Tied Pct. Clarence Spears 5 1925-29 28 93.757 Thomas Peebles 1 1883 120.333 Herbert “Fritz” Crisler 2 1930-31 10 71.588 Fredrick Jones 3 1886-88 330.500 Bernie Bierman 16 1932-41, 45-50 93 35 6 .727 D.W. McCord, Al McCord, 1 1889 310.750 George Hauser 3 1942-44 15 11 1 .577 F. Heffelfinger, B. Morse Wes Fesler 3 1951-53 10 13 4 .435 Tom Eck 1 1890 511.833 Murray Warmath 18 1954-71 87 78 7 .526 Ed “Dad” Moulton 1 1891 311.750 Cal Stoll 7 1972-78 39 39 0 .500 “Wallie” Winter 1 1893 6001.000 Joe Salem 5 1979-83 19 35 1 .352 Tom Cochrane Jr. 1 1894 310.750 Lou Holtz 2 1984-85 10 12 0 .455 Walt “Pudge” Heffelfinger 1 1895 730.700 John Gutekunst 6+ 1986-91 29 36 2 .441 Alexander Jerrems 2 1896-97 12 60.667 Jim Wacker 5 1992-96 16 39 0 .291 Jack Minds 1 1898 450.444 Glen Mason 10 1997-2006 64 57 0 .529 John Harrison, Bill Leary 1 1899 632.682 Tim Brewster 3+ 2007-10 15 30 0 .333 Henry L. Williams 22 1900-21 136 33 11 .786 Jeff Horton (interim) <1 2010 230.400 William Spaulding 3 1922-24 11 74.611 Jerry Kill 4 2011- 25 26 0 .490

1882 Record: 1-1 1890 Record: 5-1-1 Coach: None Coach: Tom Eck (1st) Date UM Opp. Date UM Opp. 9/29 W4Hamline 0 10/27 W 44 at Hamline 0 L0Hamline 2 11/3 W 58 at Shattuck 0 4211/5 T0Ex-Collegiates 0 11/8 W 18 Grinnell 13 1883 Record: 1-2 11/15 W 63 Wisconsin 0 Coach: Thomas Peebles (1st) 11/19 L 11 Ex-Collegiates 14 Date UM Opp. 11/29 W 14 Ex-Collegiates 6 L2Carleton 4 208 33 11/3 W5Hamline 0 L2Ex-Collegiates 4 1891 Record: 3-1-1 98Coach: Edward “Dad” Moulton (1st) Date UM Opp. 1884 and 1885 (no games) 10/17 L0Ex-Collegiates 4 10/24 W 26 Wisconsin 12 1886 Record: 0-2 10/31 T 12 at Grinnell 12 Coach: Fredrick S. Jones (1st) 11/2 W 42 at Iowa 4 Date UM Opp. 11/14 W 22 Grinnell 14 L5at Shattuck 9 102 46 L8Shattuck 18 13 27 1892 Record: 5-0 Coach: None 1887 Record: 2-0 Date UM Opp. Coach: Fredrick S. Jones (2nd) 10/1 W 18 Ex-Collegiates 10 Date UM Opp. 10/17 W 14 Michigan 6 W8Minneapolis High 0 10/22 W 40 Grinnell 24 W 14 Alumni 0 10/29 W 32 Wisconsin 4 22 0 11/8 W 16 at Northwestern 12 122 92 1888 Record: 1-1 Coach: Fredrick S. Jones (3rd) 1893 Record: 6-0 Date UM Opp. Coach: “Wallie” Winter (1st) 10/28 L8at Shattuck 16 Date UM Opp. 10/31 W 14 Shattuck 0 10/14 W 12 Kansas 6 22 16 10/21 W 36 Grinnell 6 10/24 W 10 at Hamline 6 1889 Record: 3-1 10/28 W 34 at Michigan 20 Coach: D.W. McCord, Al McCord, Frank Heffelfinger, Billy Morse 10/30 W 16 at Northwestern 0 Date UM Opp. 11/11 W 40 Wisconsin 0 10/5 W2Ex-Collegiates 0 148 38 10/26 W 10 Ex-Collegiates 0 11/11 L8at Shattuck 28 11/20 W 26 Shattuck 0 46 28

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n All-Time Results 1894 Record: 3-1 1899 Record: 6-3-2 (0-3/T6th) Coach: Tom Cochrane Jr. (1st) Coach: John Harrison & William C. Leary (1st) Date UM Opp. Date UM Opp. 10/13 W 10 Grinnell 2 9/26 W 20 Mpls. Central H.S. 0 10/27 W 24 Purdue 0 10/3 W 29 Macalester 0 11/10 W 40 Beloit 0 10/7 W 40 Shattuck 0 11/17 L0at Wisconsin 6 10/14 W 35 Carleton 5 74 8 10/21 W6Iowa State 0 10/28 T5Grinnell 5 1895 Record: 7-3 11/4 L5Northwestern 11 Coach: Walt “Pudge” Heffelfinger (1st) 11/8 W6Alumni 5 Date UM Opp. 11/11 T5Beloit 5 9/29 W 20 Mpls. Central H.S. 0 11/18 L0Wisconsin 19 10/5 L4Grinnell 6 11/25 L0at Chicago 29 10/12 W6Boat Club 0 151 79 10/19 W 24 Iowa State 0 10/25 W 10 at Chicago 6 1900 Record: 10-0-2 (3-0-1/1st) 10/29 L4at Purdue 16 Coach: Henry L. Williams (1st) 11/2 W 40 Macalester 0 Date UM Opp. 11/16 W 14 Wisconsin 10 9/15 T0Central High 0 11/23 L0at Michigan (at Detroit) 20 9/22 W 26 St. Paul Central H.S. 0 11/28 W 14 Ex-Collegiates 0 9/26 W 66 Macalester 0 136 58 9/29 W 44 Carleton 0 10/6 W 27 Iowa State 0 1896 Record: 8-2 (1-2/5th) 10/13 T6Chicago 6 Coach: Alexander Jerrems (1st) 10/20 W 26 Grinnell 0 Date UM Opp. 10/27 W 34 North Dakota 0 9/19 W 34 at South High 0 11/3 W6Wisconsin 5 9/26 W 50 Mpls. Central H.S. 0 11/10 W 23 Illinois 0 10/3 W 16 Carleton 6 11/17 W 21 Northwestern 0 10/10 W 12 Grinnell 0 11/29 W 20 at Nebraska 12 10/17 W 14 Purdue 0 299 23 10/24 W 18 Iowa State 6 10/31 W8Ex-Collegiates 0 1901 Record: 9-1-1 (3-1-0/3rd) 11/7 L4Michigan 6 Coach: Henry L. Williams (2nd) 11/21 L0at Wisconsin 6 Date UM Opp. Att. 11/28 W 12 at Kansas 0 9/21 T0Central High 0 168 24 9/21 W 16 St. Paul Central H.S. 0 9/28 W 35 Carleton 0 1897 Record: 4-4 (0-3/T6th) 10/5 W 27 Chicago College 0 Coach: Alexander Jerrems (2nd) 10/12 W 19 Nebraska 0 10,000 Date UM Opp. 10/26 W 16 Iowa 0 10,000 9/25 W 22 South High 0 11/4 W 28 Haskell 0 10/2 W 26 Macalester 0 11/9 W 10 North Dakota 0 10/9 W 48 Carleton 6 11/16 L0at Wisconsin 18 14,000 10/16 W6Grinnell 0 11/23 W 16 at Northwestern 0 2,000 10/23 L 10 Iowa State 12 11/28 W 16 at Illinois 0 10/30 L0Wisconsin 39 183 18 11/13 L0at Michigan 14 11/25 L0at Purdue 6 1902 Record: 9-2-1 (3-1-0/3rd) 112 77 Coach: Henry L. Williams (3rd) Date UM Opp. Att. 1898 Record: 4-5 (1-2/5th) 9/22 T0St. Paul Central H.S. 0 Coach: Jack Minds (1st) 9/22 W 28 Mpls. Central H.S. 0 Date UM Opp. 9/27 W 33 Carleton 0 10/1 W 32 Carleton 0 10/4 W 16 Iowa State 0 10/5 L0Alumni 5 10/7 W 59 Hamline 0 10/8 W 12 Rush 0 10/11 W 29 Beloit 0 10/15 L6Grinnell 16 10/18 L0Nebraska 6 7,000 10/22 L0Iowa State 6 10/25 W 34 at Iowa 0 3,000 10/29 L0at Wisconsin 28 11/1 W 102 Grinnell 0 11/5 W 15 North Dakota 0 11/8 W 17 Illinois 5 8,000 11/12 W 17 Northwestern 6 11/15 W 11 Wisconsin 0 1,500 11/24 L 10 Illinois 11 11/27 L6at Michigan 23 12,000 92 72 335 34

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n All-Time Results 1903 Record: 14-0-1 (3-0-1/T1st) 1907 Record: 2-2-1 (0-1-1/T5th) Coach: Henry L. Williams (4th) Co-Big Ten Champions Coach: Henry L. Williams (8th) Date UM Opp. Att. Date UM Opp. Att. 9/19 W 21 Mpls. Central H.S. 6 3,000 10/12 W8Iowa State 0 5,000 9/19 W 36 St. Paul Central H.S. 0 3,000 10/19 W8Nebraska 5 8,000 9/23 W 37 East High School 0 11/2 L 12 Chicago 18 18,000 9/26 W 29 Carleton 0 11/16 L 10 Carlisle 12 15,000 9/30 W 112 Macalester 0 11/23 T 17 at Wisconsin 17 10/3 W 39 Grinnell 0 55 52 10/7 W 65 Hamline 0 10/10 W 46 Iowa State 0 1908 Record: 3-2-1 (0-2/T7th) 10/17 W 75 Iowa 0 Coach: Henry L. Williams (9th) 10/24 W 46 Beloit 0 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/31 T6Michigan 6 20,000 10/3 W6Lawrence 0 5,000 11/2 W 11 at North Dakota State 0 10/10 W 15 Iowa State 10 5,000 11/7 W 46 at Lawrence 0 10/17 T0Nebraska 0 12,000 11/14 W 32 at Illinois 0 10/31 L0at Chicago 29 15,000 11/26 W 17 at Wisconsin 0 4,000 11/7 L0Wisconsin 5 15,000 618 12 11/21 W 11 Carlisle 6 15,000 32 50 1904 Record: 13-0 (3-0/T1st) Coach: Henry L. Williams (5th) Co-Big Ten Champions 1909 Record: 6-1 (3-0/1st) National Champions: Billingsley Coach: Henry L. Williams (10th) Big Ten Champions Date UM Opp. Att. Date UM Opp. Att. 9/17 W 107 Twin Cities Central H.S. 0 3,000 9/25 W 25 Lawrence 0 3,000 9/24 W 77 South Dakota 0 10/2 W 41 Iowa 0 6,000 9/28 W 75 Shattuck 0 10/9 W 18 Iowa State 0 2,000 10/1 W 65 Carleton 0 10/16 W 14 at Nebraska (at Omaha) 0 7,000 10/5 W 47 St. Thomas 0 10/30 W 20 Chicago 6 26,000 10/8 W 35 North Dakota 0 2,000 11/13 W 34 at Wisconsin 6 7,500 10/15 W 32 Iowa State 0 11/20 L6Michigan 15 25,000 10/22 W 146 Grinnell 0 158 27 10/29 W 16 Nebraska 12 11/5 W 69 Lawrence 0 1910 Record: 6-1 (2-0/T1st) 11/12 W 28 Wisconsin 0 18,000 Coach: Henry L. Williams (11th) Co-Big Ten Champions 11/19 W 17 at Northwestern 0 11,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 11/24 W 11 at Iowa 0 9/24 W 34 Lawrence 0 4,000 725 12 10/1 W 17 South Dakota 0 5,000 10/8 W 49 Iowa State 0 8,000 1905 Record: 10-1 (2-1/T2nd) 10/15 W 27 Nebraska 0 15,000 Coach: Henry L. Williams (6th) 10/29 W 24 at Chicago 0 Date UM Opp. Att. 11/12 W 28 Wisconsin 0 18,000 9/23 W 74 Twin Cities Central H.S. 0 3,500 11/19 L0at Michigan 6 18,000 9/30 W 54 Pillsbury/Shattuck 0 1,500 179 6 10/4 W 42 St. Thomas 0 1,500 10/7 W 45 North Dakota 0 2,000 1911 Record: 6-0-1 (3-0-1/1st) 10/14 W 42 Iowa State 0 1,000 Coach: Henry L. Williams (12th) Big Ten Champions 10/21 W 39 Iowa 0 3,550 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/28 W 46 Lawrence 0 1,000 9/30 W 5 Iowa State 0 2,500 11/4 L 12 Wisconsin 16 25,000 10/7 W5South Dakota 0 3,500 11/11 W 81 South Dakota 0 1,000 10/21 W 21 Nebraska 3 10,000 11/18 W 35 Nebraska 0 10,000 10/28 W 24 Iowa 6 5,000 11/25 W 72 Northwestern 6 5,000 11/4 W 30 Chicago 0 20,000 542 22 11/18 T6at Wisconsin 6 15,000 11/25 W 11 at Illinois 0 10,000 1906 Record: 4-1 (2-0/T1st) 102 15 Coach: Henry L. Williams (7th) Co-Big Ten Champions Date UM Opp. Att. 1912 Record: 4-3 (2-2/T3rd) 10/27 W 22 Iowa State 4 3,000 Coach: Henry L. Williams (13th) 11/3 W 13 Nebraska 0 5,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 11/10 W4at Chicago 2 7,000 9/28 L0South Dakota 10 3,500 11/17 L0Carlisle 17 20,000 10/5 W5Iowa State 0 4,000 11/24 W8Indiana 6 10,000 10/19 W 13 Nebraska 0 10,000 47 29 10/26 W 56 Iowa 7 6,000 11/2 W 13 Illinois 0 9,000 11/16 L0Wisconsin 14 20,000 11/23 L0at Chicago 7 15,000 87 38

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n All-Time Results 1913 Record: 5-2 (2-1/T2nd) 1918 Record: 5-2-1 (2-1/T3rd) Coach: Henry L. Williams (14th) Coach: Henry L. Williams (19th) Date UM Opp. Att. Date UM Opp. Att. 9/27 W 14 South Dakota 0 7,000 10/5 T0All-Stars 0 15,000 10/4 W 25 Iowa State 0 3,000 10/19 W 30 Overland Station 0 5,000 10/18 L0at Nebraska 7 9,000 10/26 W 25 at St. Thomas 7 500 10/25 W 30 North Dakota 0 2,500 11/2 W 59 Carleton-St. Olaf 6 1,500 11/1 W 21 at Wisconsin 3 11,000 11/9 L0at Iowa 6 5,000 11/15 L7Chicago 13 21,000 11/16 W6Wisconsin 0 8,000 11/22 W 19 at Illinois 9 3,500 11/23 L6Chicago Municipal Pier 20 5,000 116 32 11/30 W7 at Chicago 0 3,000 133 39 1914 Record: 6-1 (3-1/3rd) Coach: Henry L. Williams (15th) 1919 Record: 4-2-1 (3-2/T4th) Date UM Opp. Att. Coach: Henry L. Williams (20th) 10/3 W 28 North Dakota 6 2,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/10 W 26 Iowa State 0 3,000 10/4 W 39 North Dakota 0 7,500 10/17 W 29 South Dakota 7 3,000 10/11 W6Nebraska 6 7,000 10/24 W7at Iowa 0 9,000 10/18 W 20 at Indiana (at Indianapolis) 6 10,000 10/31 L6Illinois 21 10,000 10/25 L6Iowa 9 12,000 11/14 W 14 Wisconsin 3 17,000 11/1 W 19 at Wisconsin 7 20,000 11/21 W 13 Chicago 7 13,000 11/8 L6Illinois 10 25,000 123 44 11/22 W 34 at Michigan 7 30,000 130 45 1915 Record: 6-0-1 (3-0-1/T1st) Coach: Henry L. Williams (16th) Co-Big Ten Champions 1920 Record: 1-6 (0-6/T9th) Date UM Opp. Att. Coach: Henry L. Williams (21st) 10/2 W 41 North Dakota 0 5,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/9 W 34 Iowa State 6 6,000 10/2 W 41 North Dakota 3 10,000 10/16 W 19 South Dakota 0 2,000 10/9 L0at Northwestern 17 10,000 10/23 W 51 Iowa 13 6,000 10/16 L7Indiana 21 12,000 10/30 T6at Illinois 6 11,593 10/30 L7at Illinois 17 15,265 11/13 W 20 Chicago 7 20,000 11/6 L0Wisconsin 3 22,000 11/20 W 20 at Wisconsin 3 13,500 11/13 L7at Iowa 28 13,000 191 35 11/20 L0Michigan 3 23,000 62 92 1916 Record: 6-1 (3-1/3rd) Coach: Henry L. Williams (17th) 1921 Record: 3-4 (2-4/6th) Date UM Opp. Att. Coach: Henry L. Williams (22nd) 10/7 W 41 South Dakota State 7 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/14 W 47 North Dakota 7 10/1 W 19 North Dakota 0 8,000 10/21 W 81 South Dakota 0 10/8 W 28 Northwestern 0 15,000 10/28 W 67 Iowa 0 5,000 10/15 L0at Ohio State 27 22,000 11/4 L9Illinois 14 11,368 10/22 W6Indiana 0 20,000 11/18 W 54 Wisconsin 0 24,000 10/29 L0at Wisconsin 35 24,000 11/25 W 49 at Chicago 0 22,000 11/5 L7Iowa 41 23,000 348 28 11/19 L0at Michigan 38 30,000 60 141 1917 Record: 4-1 (3-1/2nd) Coach: Henry L. Williams (18th) 1922 Record: 3-3-1 (2-3-1/5th) Date UM Opp. Att. Coach: William Spaulding (1st) 10/13 W 64 South Dakota State 0 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/20 W 33 Indiana 9 10/7 W 22 North Dakota 0 10,000 11/3 L7at Wisconsin 10 12,000 10/14 W 20 at Indiana (at Indianapolis) 0 10,000 11/17 W 33 Chicago 0 14,000 10/21 T7at Northwestern 7 15,000 11/24 W 27 at Illinois 6 4,500 10/28 W9Ohio State 0 25,000 164 25 11/4 L0Wisconsin 14 27,000 11/11 L 14 at Iowa 28 25,000 11/25 L7Michigan 16 25,000 79 65

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n All-Time Results 1923 Record: 5-1-1 (2-1-1/4th) 1928 Record: 6-2 (4-2/3rd) Coach: William Spaulding (2nd) Coach: Dr. Clarence Spears (4th) Date UM Opp. Att. Date UM Opp. Att. 10/6 W 20 Iowa State 17 12,000 10/6 W 40 Creighton 0 20,000 10/13 W 13 Haskell 12 15,000 10/13 W 15 Purdue 0 25,000 10/20 W 27 North Dakota 0 14,000 10/20 W 33 Chicago 7 58,000 10/27 T0at Wisconsin 0 40,000 10/27 L6at Iowa 7 30,000 11/3 W 34 Northwestern 14 18,000 11/3 L9at Northwestern 10 45,000 11/17 W 20 Iowa 7 26,000 11/10 W 21 Indiana 12 25,000 11/24 L0at Michigan 10 45,000 11/17 W 52 Haskell 0 20,000 114 60 11/24 W6at Wisconsin 0 10,000 182 36 1924 Record: 3-3-2 (1-2-1/6th) Coach: William Spaulding (3rd) 1929 Record: 6-2 (3-2/T3rd) Date UM Opp. Att. Coach: Dr. Clarence Spears (5th) 10/4 W 14 North Dakota 0 16,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/11 W 20 Haskell 0 18,000 10/5 W 39 Coe College 0 25,000 10/18 T7at Wisconsin 7 25,000 10/12 W 15 Vanderbilt 6 25,000 10/25 L0at Iowa 13 30,000 10/19 W 26 at Northwestern 14 40,000 11/1 L0Michigan 13 43,000 10/26 W 54 Ripon 0 27,000 11/8 T7Iowa State 7 12,000 11/2 W 19 Indiana 7 30,000 11/15 W 20 Illinois 7 35,341 11/9 L7at Iowa 9 36,000 11/22 L0Vanderbilt 16 16,000 11/16 L6Michigan 7 58,160 68 63 11/23 W 13 Wisconsin 12 58,000 179 55 1925 Record: 5-2-1 (1-1-1/T4th) Coach: Dr. Clarence Spears (1st) 1930 Record: 3-4-1 (1-3/T6th) Date UM Opp. Att. Coach: Fritz Crisler (1st) 10/3 W 25 North Dakota 6 20,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/10 W 34 Grinnell 6 18,000 9/27 W 48 South Dakota State 0 20,000 10/17 W 32 Wabash 6 18,000 10/4 L7Vanderbilt 33 20,000 10/24 L7Notre Dame 19 52,000 10/11 T0Stanford 0 45,000 10/31 T 12 Wisconsin 12 40,000 10/18 W6Indiana 0 20,000 11/7 W 33 Butler 7 20,000 11/1 L6Northwestern 27 54,000 11/14 W 33 Iowa 0 45,000 11/8 W 59 South Dakota 0 20,000 11/21 L0at Michigan 35 47,000 11/15 L0at Michigan 7 54,944 176 91 11/22 L0at Wisconsin 14 32,000 126 81 1926 Record: 5-3 (2-2/T6th) Coach: Dr. Clarence Spears (2nd) 1931 Record: 7-3 (3-2/4th) Date UM Opp. Att. Coach: Fritz Crisler (2nd) 10/2 W 51 North Dakota 0 18,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/9 L7Notre Dame 20 54,000 9/26 W 13 North Dakota State 7 15,000 10/16 L0at Michigan 20 48,000 9/26 W 30 Ripon 0 15,000 10/23 W 67 Wabash 7 16,000 10/3 W 20 Oklahoma A&M 0 20,000 10/30 W 16 at Wisconsin 10 42,000 10/10 L0at Stanford 13 32,000 11/6 W 41 at Iowa 0 30,000 10/24 W 34 Iowa 0 25,000 11/13 W 81 Butler 0 8,000 10/31 W 14 Wisconsin 0 52,000 11/20 L6Michigan 7 58,000 11/7 L 14 at Northwestern 32 42,000 269 64 11/14 W 47 Cornell (Iowa) 7 10,000 11/21 L0at Michigan 6 37,251 1927 Record: 6-0-2 (3-0-1/T1st) 11/28 W 19 Ohio State 7 25,000 Coach: Dr. Clarence Spears (3rd) Co-Big Ten Champions 191 72 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/1 W 57 North Dakota 10 22,000 1932 Record: 5-3 (2-3/T5th) 10/8 W 40 Oklahoma A&M 0 35,000 Coach: Bernie Bierman (1st) 10/15 T 14 at Indiana 14 21,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/22 W 38 Iowa 0 52,000 10/1 W 12 South Dakota State 0 20,000 10/29 W 13 Wisconsin 7 56,000 10/8 L0Purdue 7 20,000 11/5 T7at Notre Dame 7 26,000 10/15 W7Nebraska 6 18,000 11/12 W 27 Drake 6 20,000 10/22 W 21 at Iowa 6 12,000 11/19 W 13 at Michigan 7 84,243 10/29 W7Northwestern 0 35,000 209 51 11/5 W 26 Mississippi 0 12,000 11/12 L 13 at Wisconsin 20 31,000 11/19 L0Michigan 3 24,766 86 42

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n All-Time Results 1933 Record: 4-0-4 (2-0-4/T1st) 1937 Record: 6-2 (5-0/1st) Coach: Bernie Bierman (2nd) Co-Big Ten Champions Coach: Bernie Bierman (6th) Big Ten Champions Date UM Opp. Att. Date UM Opp. Att. 9/30 W 19 South Dakota State 6 25,000 9/25 W 69 North Dakota State 7 47,492 10/7 T6Indiana 6 20,000 10/2 L9at Nebraska 14 37,000 10/14 T7Purdue 7 26,497 10/9 W6Indiana 0 35,000 10/21 W7Pittsburgh 3 26,000 10/16 W 39 Michigan 6 53,266 10/28 W 19 Iowa 7 45,000 10/30 L6(4) Notre Dame 7 63,237 11/4 T0at Northwestern 0 35,000 11/6 W 35 (14) at Iowa 10 40,000 11/18 T0at Michigan 0 52,137 11/13 W7(10) Northwestern 0 63,000 11/25 W6Wisconsin 3 25,000 11/20 W 13 (7) Wisconsin 6 46,000 64 32 184 50 Final AP Ranking: 5 1934 Record: 8-0 (5-0/1st) Coach: Bernie Bierman (3rd) Big Ten Champions 1938 Record: 6-2 (4-1/1st) National Champions: Billingsley, Boand, Dickinson, Football Research, Helms, Coach: Bernie Bierman (7th) Big Ten Champions Litkenhous, National Championship Foundation, Sagarin Date UM Opp. Att. Date UM Opp. Att. 9/24 W 15 Washington 0 50,000 9/29 W 56 North Dakota State 12 25,000 10/1 W 16 Nebraska 7 46,000 10/6 W 20 Nebraska 0 35,000 10/8 W7Purdue 0 52,000 10/20 W 13 at Pittsburgh 7 65,000 10/15 W7Michigan 6 54,212 10/27 W 48 at Iowa 12 53,000 10/29 L3(2) at Northwestern 6 48,000 11/3 W 34 Michigan 0 59,362 11/5 W 28 (12) Iowa 0 42,000 11/10 W 30 Indiana 0 28,100 11/12 L0(12) at Notre Dame (2) 19 55,245 11/17 W 35 Chicago 7 46,000 11/19 W 21 at Wisconsin (12) 0 38,000 11/24 W 34 at Wisconsin 0 38,000 97 38 270 38 Final AP Ranking: 10

1935 Record: 8-0 (5-0/T1st) 1939 Record: 3-4-1 (2-3-1/T7th) Coach: Bernie Bierman (4th) Co-Big Ten Champions Coach: Bernie Bierman (8th) National Champions: Billingsley, Boand, Football Research, Helms, Date UM Opp. Att. Litkenhous, National Championship Foundation, Poling 9/30 W 62 Arizona 0 42,875 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/7 L0at Nebraska 6 33,000 9/28 W 26 North Dakota State 6 35,000 10/14 T 13 Purdue 13 35,000 10/12 W 12 at Nebraska 7 37,000 10/21 L 20 Ohio State (10) 23 55,000 10/19 W 20 Tulane 0 38,000 11/4 L7Northwestern 14 53,200 10/26 W 21 Northwestern 13 52,000 11/11 W 20 at Michigan (10) 7 66,572 11/2 W 29 Purdue 7 49,400 11/18 L9(20) at Iowa 13 50,000 11/9 W 13 at Iowa 6 52,000 11/25 W 23 Wisconsin 6 40,000 11/16 W 40 at Michigan 0 35,000 154 82 11/23 W 33 Wisconsin 7 45,000 194 46 1940 Record: 8-0 (6-0/1st) Coach: Bernie Bierman (9th) Big Ten Champions Ranking listed prior to opponent indicates Minnesota’s Associated Press Associated Press National Champions ranking the week of the game. Ranking after opponent name indicates oppo- Other Services National Champions: Berryman, Boand, Dickinson, Football Re- nent’s ranking. Rankings began in 1936. search, Houlgate, Litkenhous, National Championship Foundation, Sagarin Date UM Opp. Att. 1936 Record: 7-1 (4-1/T2nd) 9/28 W 19 Washington 14 46,000 Coach: Bernie Bierman (5th) 10/5 W 13 Nebraska 7 41,000 Associated Press National Champions 10/19 W 13 (7) at Ohio State (15) 7 63,199 Other Services National Champions: Billingsley, Dickinson, Dunkel, Helms, 10/26 W 34 (6) Iowa 6 62,992 Litkenhous, National Championship Foundation, Poling 11/2 W 13 (4) at Northwestern 12 48,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 11/9 W7(2) Michigan (3) 6 60,481 9/26 W 14 at Washington 7 40,000 11/16 W 33 (1) Purdue 6 30,140 10/10 W7Nebraska 0 53,000 11/23 W 22 (1) at Wisconsin 13 40,000 10/17 W 26 Michigan 0 48,000 154 71 10/24 W 33 (1) Purdue 0 47,780 Final AP Ranking: 1 10/31 L0(1) at Northwestern (3) 6 48,347 11/7 W 52 (2) Iowa 0 63,200 11/14 W 47 (2) Texas 19 47,000 11/21 W 24 (2) at Wisconsin 0 33,000 203 32 Final AP Ranking: 1

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1941 Record: 8-0 (5-0/1st) 11/3 L0(16) at Michigan (10) 26 84,472 Coach: Bernie Bierman (10th) Big Ten Champions 11/10 L0(20) Indiana 49 41,400 Associated Press National Champions 11/17 L 19 at Iowa 20 13,880 Other Services National Champions: Billingsley, Boand, Dunkel, Football Re- 11/24 L 12 Wisconsin 26 34,800 search, Helms, Litkenhous, National Championship Foundation, Poling, 177 155 Sagarin Date UM Opp. Att. 1946 Record: 5-4 (3-4/5th) 9/27 W 14 at Washington 6 43,000 Coach: Bernie Bierman (12th) 10/11 W 34 (1) Illinois 6 50,345 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/18 W 39 (1) Pittsburgh 0 35,000 9/28 W 33 Nebraska 6 51,096 10/25 W7(1) at Michigan (3) 0 84,658 10/5 L0Indiana 21 53,648 11/1 W8(1) Northwestern 7 64,464 10/12 L7at Northwestern 14 40,000 11/8 W9(2) Nebraska 0 42,893 10/19 W 46 Wyoming 0 46,087 11/15 W 34 (1) at Iowa 13 43,200 10/26 L9at Ohio State 39 76,611 11/22 W 41 (1) Wisconsin 6 52,984 11/2 L0Michigan (13) 21 58,476 186 38 11/9 W 13 Purdue 7 58,341 Final AP Ranking: 1 11/16 W 16 Iowa 6 59,180 1942 Record: 5-4 (3-3/T4th) 11/23 W6at Wisconsin 0 45,000 Coach: Dr. George Hauser (1st) 130 114 Date UM Opp. Att. 9/26 W 50 Pittsburgh 7 22,000 1947 Record: 6-3 (3-3/T3rd) 10/3 L6Iowa Seahawks 7 37,500 Coach: Bernie Bierman (13th) 10/10 L 13 at Illinois 20 24,276 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/17 W 15 (14) at Nebraska 2 25,000 9/27 W 7 Washington 6 43,377 10/24 W 16 (13) Michigan (4) 14 55,000 10/4 W 28 at Nebraska 13 34,000 10/31 W 19 (10) Northwestern 7 37,000 10/12 W 37 (17) Northwestern 21 59,598 11/7 L0(7) Indiana 7 32,000 10/18 L 13 (13) at Illinois 40 56,048 11/14 W 27 (16) Iowa 7 33,000 10/25 L6at Michigan (1) 13 85,938 11/21 L6(10) Wisconsin (7) 20 46,000 11/1 W 29 Pittsburgh 0 55,624 152 91 11/8 W 26 Purdue 21 63,659 Final AP Ranking: 19 (tie) 11/15 L7(20) at Iowa 13 50,000 11/22 W 21 Wisconsin 0 63,862 1943 Record: 5-4 (2-3/T3rd) 174 127 Coach: Dr. George Hauser (2nd) Date UM Opp. Att. 1948 Record: 7-2 (5-2/3rd) 9/25 W 26 Missouri 13 30,000 Coach: Bernie Bierman (14th) 10/2 W 54 (9) Nebraska 0 34,000 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/16 W 13 (13) Camp Grant 7 35,000 9/25 W 20 at Washington 0 40,000 10/23 L6(11) at Michigan (10) 49 45,000 10/2 W 39 Nebraska 13 57,206 10/30 L6at Northwestern 42 32,000 10/9 L 16 (8) at Northwestern 19 47,000 11/6 L7Purdue 14 43,000 10/16 W6(11) Illinois 0 62,066 11/13 W 33 Iowa 14 20,000 10/23 L 14 (13) Michigan (1) 27 65,130 11/20 W 25 Wisconsin 13 20,000 10/30 W 30 (15) Indiana 7 64,926 11/27 L0Iowa Seahawks 32 18,261 11/6 W 34 (19) Purdue 7 66,953 170 184 11/13 W 28 (14) at Iowa 21 44,000 11/20 W 16 (15) at Wisconsin 0 45,000 1944 Record: 5-3-1 (3-2-1/T4th) 203 94 Coach: Dr. George Hauser (3rd) Final AP Ranking: 16 Date UM Opp. Att. 9/23 L 13 Iowa Seahawks 19 31,687 1949 Record: 7-2 (4-2/3rd) 9/30 W 39 Nebraska 0 21,876 Coach: Bernie Bierman (15th) 10/7 L 13 Michigan 28 37,256 Date UM Opp. Att. 10/14 W 39 Missouri 27 24,207 9/24 W 48 Washington 20 55,256 10/28 L 14 at Ohio State 34 43,563 10/1 W 28 at Nebraska 6 34,000 11/14 T 14 Northwestern 14 46,482 10/8 W 21 (5) Northwestern 7 63,063 11/11 W 19 Indiana 14 30,254 10/15 W 27 (5) at Ohio State (11) 0 82,111 11/18 W 46 at Iowa 0 11,200 10/22 L7(3) at Michigan (12) 14 97,239 11/25 W 28 at Wisconsin 26 30,000 10/29 L7(7) Purdue 13 61,154 225 162 11/5 W 55 (9) Iowa 7 62,089 11/12 W 24 (9) Pittsburgh 7 42,515 1945 Record: 4-5 (1-5/T8th) 11/19 W 14 (8) Wisconsin 6 63,139 Coach: Bernie Bierman (11th) 231 80 Date UM Opp. Att. Final AP Ranking: 8 9/22 W 34 Missouri 0 34,246 10/6 W 61 at Nebraska 7 25,000 10/13 W 14 (5) Fort Warren 0 32,465 10/20 W 30 (5) Northwestern 7 55,940 10/27 L7(5) Ohio State (12) 20 56,000

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n All-Time Results 1950 Record: 1-7-1 (1-4-1/7th) 1954 Record: 7-2 (4-2/4th) Coach: Bernie Bierman (16th) Coach: Murray Warmath (1st) Date UM Opp. Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/30 L 13 (18) at Washington 28 49,500 9/25 W 19 Nebraska 7 53,027 10/7 L 26 Nebraska 32 47,710 10/2 W 46 at Pittsburgh 7 33,369 10/14 L6at Northwestern 13 45,000 10/9 W 26 (18) Northwestern 7 53,663 10/21 L0Ohio State (9) 48 53,192 10/16 W 19 (11) Illinois 6 63,339 10/28 T7Michigan (14) 7 59,412 10/23 L0(8) at Michigan 34 70,303 11/4 L0Iowa 13 60,321 10/30 W 19 (8) Michigan State 13 63,360 11/11 L0at Michigan State 27 47,461 11/6 W 44 (14) Oregon State 6 48,702 11/18 W 27 Purdue 14 46,389 11/13 W 22 (13) Iowa 20 65,464 11/25 L0at Wisconsin (8) 14 45,000 11/20 L0(10) at Wisconsin (17) 27 51,131 79 196 195 127 Final UPI Ranking: 20 1951 Record: 2-6-1 (1-4-1/7th) Coach: Wes Fesler (1st) 1955 Record: 3-6 (2-5/8th) Date UM Opp. Att. Coach: Murray Warmath (2nd) 9/29 L 20 Washington (8) 25 51,148 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 10/6 L 14 at California 55 69,000 9/24 L0Washington 30 56,989 10/13 L7Northwestern 21 51,915 10/1 L6Purdue 7 59,019 10/20 W 39 Nebraska 20 54,625 10/8 W 18 at Northwestern 7 38,000 10/27 L 27 at Michigan 54 83,060 10/15 L 13 at Illinois 21 45,995 11/3 T 20 at Iowa 20 40,000 10/22 L 13 Michigan (1) 14 NCAA* 63,530 11/10 W 16 Indiana 14 45,986 10/29 W 25 USC (10) 19 64,047 11/17 L 13 at Purdue 19 29,000 11/5 L0at Iowa 26 NCAA* 52,459 11/24 L6Wisconsin (8) 30 52,177 11/12 L 14 at Michigan State 42 51,605 162 258 11/19 W 21 Wisconsin 6 61,996 110 172 1952 Record: 4-3-2 (3-1-2/5th) Coach: Wes Fesler (2nd) 1956 Record: 6-1-2 (4-1-2/3rd) Date UM Opp. Att. Coach: Murray Warmath (3rd) 9/27 L 13 at Washington 19 49,000 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 10/4 L 13 California 49 55,204 9/29 W 34 at Washington 14 41,000 10/11 W 27 Northwestern 26 46,732 10/6 W 21 Purdue 14 58,660 10/18 W 13 Illinois 7 54,787 10/13 T0(17) Northwestern 0 62,006 10/25 L0at Michigan (19) 21 70,858 10/20 W 16 Illinois 13 62,614 11/1 W 17 Iowa 7 60,376 10/27 W 20 at Michigan (5) 7 84,639 11/8 T 14 Purdue 14 53,193 11/3 W9(8) Pittsburgh 6 63,158 11/15 W 13 at Nebraska 7 40,000 11/10 L0(6) Iowa 7 NCAA* 64,235 11/22 T 21 at Wisconsin (13) 21 52,131 11/17 W 14 (17) Michigan State (3) 13 NCAA* 61,981 131 171 11/24 T 13 (7) at Wisconsin 13 54,149 127 87 1953 Record: 4-4-1 (3-3-1/5th) Final AP Ranking: 12 • Final UPI Ranking: 9 Coach: Wes Fesler (3rd) Date UM Opp. TV Att. 1957 Record: 4-5 (3-5/8th) 9/26 L7at USC (8) 17 66,698 Coach: Murray Warmath (4th) 10/3 L0Michigan State 21 60,995 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 10/10 W 30 at Northwestern 13 40,000 9/28 W 46 (6) Washington 7 62,468 10/17 L7at Illinois 27 55,641 10/5 W 21 (3) Purdue 17 64,629 10/24 W 22 Michigan (5) 0 62,795 10/12 W 41 (4) at Northwestern 6 38,000 10/31 W 35 (14) Pittsburgh 14 NCAA* 49,092 10/19 L 13 (4) at Illinois 34 69,619 11/7 W 28 (13) Indiana 20 58,527 10/26 L7(14) Michigan (20) 24 NCAA* 63,523 11/14 L0(15) at Iowa 27 55,355 11/2 W 34 Indiana 0 62,258 11/21 T 21 Wisconsin (8) 21 61,904 11/9 L 20 at Iowa 44 58,103 150 160 11/16 L 13 at Michigan State 42 65,718 11/23 L6Wisconsin (18) 14 61,891 201 188

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n All-Time Results 1958 Record: 1-8 (1-6/9th) 1962 Record: 6-2-1 (5-2/2nd) Coach: Murray Warmath (5th) Coach: Murray Warmath (9th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/27 L 21 at Washington 24 38,000 9/29 T0Missouri 0 60,133 10/4 L7Pittsburgh 13 56,450 10/6 W 21 Navy 0 64,364 10/11 L3Northwestern 7 56,061 10/13 L 22 Northwestern 34 61,652 10/18 L8Illinois 20 58,174 10/20 W 17 Illinois 0 59,427 10/25 L 19 at Michigan 20 72,981 10/27 W 17 at Michigan 0 65,484 11/1 L0at Indiana 6 25,000 11/3 W 28 at Michigan State 7 64,783 11/8 L6Iowa 28 64,485 11/10 W 10 (10) Iowa 0 65,087 11/15 W 39 Michigan State 12 53,647 11/17 W7(8) Purdue 6 NCAA* 67,081 11/22 L 12 at Wisconsin (5) 27 54,517 11/24 L9(5) at Wisconsin (3) 14 65,541 115 157 131 61 Final AP Ranking: 10 • Final UPI Ranking: 10 1959 Record: 2-7 (1-6/10th) Coach: Murray Warmath (6th) 1963 Record: 3-6 (2-5/9th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Coach: Murray Warmath (10th) 9/26 L 12 Nebraska 32 50,951 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 10/3 W 24 Indiana 14 52,927 9/28 L7Nebraska 14 61,140 10/10 L0at Northwestern 6 41,211 10/5 W 24 Army 8 60,264 10/17 L6at Illinois 14 57,485 10/12 L8at Northwestern 15 NCAA* 45,763 10/24 L6Michigan 14 57,354 10/19 L6at Illinois 16 61,229 10/31 W 20 Vanderbilt 6 49,284 10/26 W6Michigan 0 62,107 11/7 L0at Iowa 33 57,000 11/2 L6Indiana 24 51,657 11/14 L 23 at Purdue 29 34,655 11/9 L 13 at Iowa 27 59,300 11/21 L7Wisconsin (9) 11 NCAA* 53,467 11/16 L 11 at Purdue 13 38,924 98 159 11/28 W 14 Wisconsin 0 55,271 95 117 1960 Record: 8-2 (6-1/T1st) Coach: Murray Warmath (7th) Co-Big Ten Champions 1964 Record: 5-4 (4-3/T4th) Associated Press National Champions Coach: Murray Warmath (11th) Other Services National Champions: Football News, National Football Founda- Date UM Opp. TV Att. tion, UPI 9/26 L 21 Nebraska 26 NCAA* 49,769 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 10/3 W 26 at California 20 53,000 9/24 W 26 at Nebraska (12) 14 38,000 10/10 W 21 Northwestern 18 53,257 10/1 W 42 (18) Indiana 0 53,725 10/17 L0Illinois 14 60,193 10/8 W7(14) Northwestern 0 57,096 10/24 L 12 at Michigan 19 NCAA* 61,859 10/15 W 21 (10) Illinois 10 63,641 10/31 W 21 at Indiana 0 33,245 10/22 W 10 (6) at Michigan 0 69,352 11/7 W 14 Iowa 13 64,301 10/29 W 48 (6) Kansas State 7 43,568 11/14 W 14 Purdue 7 49,867 11/5 W 27 (3) Iowa (1) 10 65,610 11/21 L7at Wisconsin 14 61,306 11/12 L 14 (1) Purdue 23 61,348 136 131 11/19 W 26 (4) Wisconsin 7 NCAA* 55,576 1/2 L7(1) vs. Washington (6) 17 NBC 97,314 1965 Record: 5-4-1 (5-2/T3rd) Rose Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.) Coach: Murray Warmath (12th) 228 88 Date UM Opp. TV Att. Final AP Ranking: 1 • Final UPI Ranking: 1 9/17 T 20 at USC (7) 20 58,497 9/25 L 13 Washington State 14 46,917 1961 Record: 8-2 (6-1/2nd) 10/2 L6Missouri 17 49,889 Coach: Murray Warmath (8th) 10/9 W 42 Indiana 18 46,010 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 10/16 W 14 at Iowa 3 59,200 9/30 L0Missouri 6 58,840 10/23 W 14 Michigan 13 58,519 10/7 W 14 Oregon 7 50,499 10/30 L 10 at Ohio State 11 84,359 10/14 W 10 at Northwestern 3 41,251 11/6 W 27 Northwestern 22 50,565 10/21 W 33 at Illinois 0 52,247 11/13 L0at Purdue 35 NCAA* 45,587 10/28 W 23 (6) Michigan 20 63,898 11/20 W 42 Wisconsin 7 50,847 11/4 W 13 (5) Michigan State (1) 0 NCAA* 59,941 188 160 11/11 W 16 (5) at Iowa 9 NCAA* 60,100 11/18 W 10 (5) Purdue 7 67,081 11/25 L 21 (3) Wisconsin 23 66,232 1/1 W 21 (6) vs. UCLA 3 NBC 98,214 Rose Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.) 161 78 Final AP Ranking: 6 • Final UPI Ranking: 6

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n All-Time Results 1966 Record: 4-5-1 (3-3-1/5th) 1970 Record: 3-6-1 (2-4-1/7th) Coach: Murray Warmath (13th) Coach: Murray Warmath (17th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/17 L0at Missouri 24 48,500 9/19 L 12 at Missouri 34 NCAA* 57,200 9/24 W 35 Stanford 21 43,351 9/26 W 49 Ohio 7 39,593 10/1 L 14 Kansas 16 43,579 10/3 L 10 Nebraska (6) 35 52,287 10/8 T7at Indiana 7 34,721 10/10 W 23 Indiana 0 40,220 10/15 W 17 Iowa 0 62,631 10/17 L8at Ohio State (1) 28 86.667 10/22 L0at Michigan 49 71,749 10/24 L 13 at Michigan (5) 39 NCAA* 83,496 10/29 W 17 Ohio State 7 NCAA* 49,489 10/31 T 14 Iowa 14 51,345 11/5 W 28 at Northwestern 13 35,549 11/7 L 14 at Northwestern 28 33,437 11/12 L0Purdue 16 49,085 11/14 W 23 Michigan State 13 42,834 11/19 L6at Wisconsin 7 45,372 11/21 L 14 at Wisconsin 39 50,167 124 160 180 237

1967 Record: 8-2 (6-1/T1st) 1971 Record: 4-7 (3-5/T6th) Coach: Murray Warmath (14th) Co-Big Ten Champions Coach: Murray Warmath (18th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TVAtt. 9/23 W 13 Utah 12 43,105 9/11 W 28 Indiana 0 28,549 9/30 L0at Nebraska (7) 7 65,347 9/18 L7at Nebraska 35 68,187 10/7 W 23 SMU 3 41,528 9/25 L 20 Washington State 31 32,020 10/14 W 10 at Illinois 7 NCAA* 56,103 10/2 W 38 Kansas 20 30,090 10/21 W 21 Michigan State 0 56,334 10/9 L 13 at Purdue 27 64,281 10/28 W 20 Michigan 15 49,809 10/16 W 19 at Iowa 14 51,488 11/4 W 10 at Iowa 0 54,731 10/23 L7Michigan (4) 35 44,176 11/11 L 12 at Purdue 41 55,647 10/30 L 12 Ohio State (10) 14 36,281 11/18 W 33 Indiana 7 50,013 11/6 L 20 at Northwestern 41 NCAA* 31,217 11/25 W 21 Wisconsin 14 47,009 11/13 L 25 at Michigan State 40 61,419 163 106 11/20 W 23 Wisconsin 21 34,738 Final UPI Ranking: 14 212 278

1968 Record: 6-4 (5-2/T3rd) 1972 Record: 4-7 (4-4/5th) Coach: Murray Warmath (15th) Coach: Cal Stoll (1st) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/21 L 20 (16) USC 29 60,820 9/16 L 23 at Indiana 27 35,783 9/28 L 14 (17) Nebraska (9) 17 55,362 9/23 L6Colorado (3) 38 42,703 10/5 W 24 Wake Forest 19 39,277 9/30 L0at Nebraska (7) 49 76,217 10/12 W 17 Illinois 10 49,864 10/7 L 28 Kansas 34 31,595 10/19 W 14 at Michigan State 13 74,321 10/14 L3Purdue 28 37,287 10/26 L 20 at Michigan (12) 33 69,384 10/21 W 43 Iowa 14 44,196 11/2 L 28 Iowa 35 57,703 10/28 L0at Michigan (5) 42 84,190 11/9 W 27 Purdue 13 NCAA* 49,780 11/4 L 19 at Ohio State (5) 27 86,439 11/16 W 20 at Indiana 6 49,234 11/11 W 35 Northwestern 29 32,771 11/23 W 23 at Wisconsin 15 39,214 11/18 W 14 Michigan State 10 33,001 207 190 11/25 W 14 at Wisconsin 6 60,746 185 304 1969 Record: 4-5-1 (4-3/4th) Coach: Murray Warmath (16th) 1973 Record: 7-4 (6-2/3rd) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Coach: Cal Stoll (2nd) 9/20 L 26 (19) at Arizona State 48 50,202 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/27 T 35 Ohio 35 41,235 9/15 L7at Ohio State (3) 56 86,005 10/4 L 14 at Nebraska 42 52,136 9/22 W 41 North Dakota 14 35,477 10/11 L7at Indiana 17 52,804 9/29 L 19 at Kansas 34 44,500 10/18 L7Ohio State (1) 34 53,106 10/6 L7Nebraska (2) 48 56,782 10/25 L9Michigan 35 44,028 10/13 W 24 Indiana 3 37,710 11/1 W 35 at Iowa 8 56,143 10/20 W 31 at Iowa 23 55,137 11/8 W 28 Northwestern 21 41,576 10/27 L7Michigan (4) 34 44,435 11/15 W 14 at Michigan State 10 60,011 11/3 W 52 at Northwestern 43 30,081 11/22 W 35 Wisconsin 10 40,458 11/10 W 34 Purdue 7 NCAA* 36,890 210 260 11/17 W 19 at Illinois 16 NCAA* 34,438 11/24 W 19 Wisconsin 17 34,412 260 295

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n All-Time Results 1974 Record: 4-7 (2-6/T7th) 1978 Record: 5-6 (4-4/5th) Coach: Cal Stoll (3rd) Coach: Cal Stoll (7th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/14 L 19 Ohio State (4) 34 45,511 9/16 W 38 Toledo 12 31,223 9/21 W 42 North Dakota 30 34,870 9/23 L 10 Ohio State (16) 27 55,200 9/28 W9Texas Christian 7 32,822 9/30 L3at UCLA 17 40,369 10/5 L0at Nebraska (6) 54 76,408 10/7 L 14 Oregon State 17 35,083 10/12 L3at Indiana 34 34,102 10/14 W 22 Iowa 20 51,381 10/19 W 23 Iowa 17 48,579 10/21 W 38 at Northwestern 14 16,452 10/26 L0at Michigan (3) 49 96,284 10/28 L 10 at Michigan (8) 42 105,308 11/2 L 13 Northwestern 21 32,922 11/4 W 32 Indiana 31 39,797 11/9 W 24 at Purdue 20 51,374 11/11 L9at Michigan State 33 72,122 11/16 L 14 Illinois 17 31,423 11/18 W 24 Illinois 6 25,388 11/23 L 14 at Wisconsin 49 55,869 11/25 L 10 at Wisconsin 48 61,000 161 332 210 267

1975 Record: 6-5 (3-5/T7th) 1979 Record: 4-6-1 (3-5-1/6th) Coach: Cal Stoll (4th) Coach: Joe Salem (1st) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/13 L 14 at Indiana 20 35,594 9/8 W 24 Ohio 10 33,435 9/20 W 38 Western Michigan 0 23,326 9/15 L 17 Ohio State (15) 21 ESPN 43,515 9/27 W 10 Oregon 7 34,300 9/22 L 14 at USC (1) 48 61,966 10/4 W 21 Ohio 0 27,486 9/29 W 38 Northwestern 8 33,998 10/11 L 23 at Illinois 42 46,162 10/6 W 31 Purdue 14 47,281 10/18 L 15 Michigan State 38 39,202 10/13 L 21 at Michigan (11) 31 104,677 10/25 W 31 at Iowa 7 59,160 10/20 W 24 at Iowa 7 60,050 11/1 L 21 Michigan (7) 28 33,191 10/27 T 17 Illinois 17 46,449 11/8 W 33 Northwestern 9 NCAA* 24,998 11/3 L 24 at Indiana 42 35,591 11/15 L6at Ohio State (1) 38 87,817 11/10 L 17 at Michigan State 31 NCAA* 75,131 11/22 W 24 Wisconsin 3 37,578 11/17 L 37 Wisconsin 42 37,274 236 192 264 271

1976 Record: 6-5 (4-4/T3rd) 1980 Record: 5-6 (4-5/5th) Coach: Cal Stoll (5th) Coach: Joe Salem (2nd) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/11 W 32 Indiana 13 34,004 9/13 W 38 Ohio 14 35,114 9/18 W 28 Washington State 14 31,627 9/20 L0at Ohio State 47 NCAA* 87,916 9/25 W 21 Western Michigan 10 33,229 9/27 L7USC (5) 24 55,115 10/2 L7at Washington 38 37,994 10/4 W 49 at Northwestern 21 17,747 10/9 W 29 Illinois 14 52,606 10/11 L7at Purdue 21 69,399 10/16 W 14 at Michigan State 10 56,166 10/18 L 14 Michigan 37 56,297 10/23 L 12 Iowa 22 53,222 10/25 W 24 Iowa 6 58,158 10/30 L0at Michigan 45 NCAA* 104,426 11/1 W 21 at Illinois 18 51,202 11/6 W 38 at Northwestern 10 15,183 11/8 W 31 Indiana 7 NCAA* 30,092 11/13 L3Ohio State (8) 9 53,190 11/15 L 12 Michigan State 30 30,329 11/20 L 17 at Wisconsin 26 60,304 11/22 L7at Wisconsin 25 54,229 201 211 210 250

1977 Record: 7-5 (4-4/5th) 1981 Record: 6-5 (4-5/T6th) Coach: Cal Stoll (6th) Coach: Joe Salem (3rd) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/10 W 10 Western Michigan 7 29,619 9/12 W 19 Ohio 17 40,086 9/17 L7at Ohio State (6) 38 87,799 9/19 W 16 Purdue 13 WLFI-TV 41,530 9/24 W 27 UCLA 13 41,076 9/26 W 42 Oregon State 12 NCAA* 30,890 10/1 W 19 Washington 17 31,895 10/3 L 29 at Illinois 38 63,814 10/8 L6at Iowa 18 57,460 10/10 W 35 Northwestern 23 45,949 10/15 W 13 Northwestern 7 39,021 10/17 L 16 at Indiana 17 46,460 10/22 W 16 Michigan (1) 0 44,165 10/24 W 12 at Iowa (6) 10 NCAA* 60,000 10/29 L 22 (19) at Indiana 34 30,399 10/31 L 13 Michigan (15) 34 ON-TV 52,875 11/5 L 10 Michigan State 29 30,600 11/7 W 35 Ohio State (18) 31 WOSU-TV 42,793 11/12 W 21 at Illinois 0 37,689 11/14 L 36 at Michigan State 43 56,571 11/19 W 13 Wisconsin 7 30,742 11/21 L 21 Wisconsin 26 SNI 47,125 12/22 L7vs. Maryland 17 Mizlou 47,000 274 264 Hall of Fame Bowl 171 187

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n All-Time Results 1982 Record: 3-8 (1-8/10th) 1986 Record: 6-6 (5-3/T3rd) Coach: Joe Salem (4th) Coach: John Gutekunst (1st) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/11 W 57 Ohio 3 56,168 9/13 W 31 Bowling Green 7 51,317 9/18 W 36 at Purdue 10 CBS 63,247 9/20 L0at Oklahoma (1) 63 75,004 9/25 W 41 Washington State 11 50,653 9/27 L 20 Pacific 24 50,270 10/2 L 24 (19) Illinois 42 CBS 63,684 10/4 W 36 at Purdue 9 63,067 10/9 L 21 at Northwestern 31 20,875 10/11 W 44 Northwestern 23 58,177 10/16 L 21 Indiana 40 61,865 10/18 W 19 Indiana 17 52,960 10/23 L 16 Iowa 21 KSTP-TV 63,872 10/25 L0at Ohio State 33 TBS 89,936 10/30 L 14 at Michigan 52 105,619 11/1 L 23 Michigan State 52 TBS 57,408 11/6 L 10 at Ohio State 35 87,666 11/8 W 27 at Wisconsin 20 65,164 11/13 L7Michigan State 26 57,146 11/15 W 20 at Michigan (2) 17 CBS 104,864 11/20 L0at Wisconsin 24 59,792 11/22 L 27 Iowa 30 TBS 65,018 247 295 12/29 L 14 vs. Tennessee 21 Raycom 51,327 Liberty Bowl 1983 Record: 1-10 (0-9/10th) 261 316 Coach: Joe Salem (5th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. 1987 Record: 6-5 (3-5/T6th) 9/10 W 21 at Rice 17 10,000 Coach: John Gutekunst (2nd) 9/17 L 13 Nebraska (1) 84 KETV-TV 62,687 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/24 L 20 Purdue 32 41,839 9/12 W 24 Northern Iowa 7 KITN-TV 50,120 10/1 L 18 at Ohio State (8) 69 89,192 9/19 W 32 California 23 KITN-TV 47,322 10/8 L 31 at Indiana 38 41,111 9/26 W 30 Central Michigan 10 46,868 10/15 L 17 Wisconsin 56 WKOW-TV 62,689 10/3 W 21 Purdue 19 49,376 10/22 L8at Northwestern 19 21,411 10/10 W 45 at Northwestern 33 22,104 10/29 L 10 at Michigan State 34 76,481 10/16 L 17 Indiana 18 60,340 11/5 L 23 Illinois (6) 50 WCIA-TV 35,514 10/24 L9at Ohio State (16) 42 89,801 11/12 L 10 Michigan (9) 58 WSTN-TV 40,945 10/31 L 17 at Illinois 27 60,143 11/19 L 10 at Iowa (11) 61 66,160 11/7 L 20 Michigan 30 ABC 55,481 181 518 11/14 W 22 Wisconsin 19 62,412 11/21 L 20 at Iowa 34 67,700 1984 Record: 4-7 (3-6/8th) 257 262 Coach: Lou Holtz (1st) Date UM Opp. TV Att. 1988 Record: 2-7-2 (0-6-2/9th) 9/8 W 31 Rice 24 50,576 Coach: John Gutekunst (3rd) 9/15 L7at Nebraska (1) 38 76,077 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/22 L 10 at Purdue 34 61,538 9/10 L9Washington State 41 40,011 9/29 L 22 Ohio State (3) 35 WOSU-TV 47,543 9/17 W 35 Miami (Ohio) 3 39,343 10/6 W 33 Indiana 24 44,786 9/24 W 31 Northern Illinois 20 40,007 10/13 W 17 at Wisconsin 14 78,770 10/1 L 10 at Purdue 14 61,805 10/20 L 28 Northwestern 31 56,934 10/8 T 28 Northwestern 28 Raycom 44,566 10/27 L 13 Michigan State 20 47,427 10/15 L 13 at Indiana 33 KITN-TV 51,154 11/3 L3at Illinois 48 76,056 10/22 L6Ohio State 13 Raycom 44,221 11/10 L7at Michigan 31 101,247 10/29 T 27 Illinois 27 40,554 11/17 W 23 Iowa 17 CS-TV 63,479 11/5 L7at Michigan (14) 22 ABC 102,171 194 316 11/12 L7at Wisconsin 14 40,467 11/19 L 22 Iowa 31 Raycom 63,894 1985 Record: 7-5 (4-4/6th) 195 246 Coach: Lou Holtz (2nd) Date UM Opp. TV Att. 1989 Record: 6-5 (4-4/5th) 9/14 W 28 Wichita State 14 KMSP-TV 56,094 Coach: John Gutekunst (4th) 9/21 W 62 Montana 17 KMSP-TV 55,700 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/28 L7Oklahoma (3) 13 TBS 62,446 9/16 W 30 at Iowa State 20 45,410 10/5 W 45 Purdue 15 TBS 59,503 9/23 L0Nebraska (3) 48 58,368 10/12 W 21 at Northwestern 10 24,512 9/30 W 34 Indiana State 14 34,280 10/19 W 22 at Indiana 7 38,826 10/7 W 35 Purdue 15 36,621 10/26 L 19 (20) Ohio State (9) 23 64,455 10/14 W 20 at Northwestern 18 26,849 11/2 L 26 at Michigan State 31 63,758 10/21 L 18 at Indiana 28 51,069 11/9 W 27 Wisconsin 18 64,571 10/28 L 37 Ohio State 41 ABC 33,945 11/16 L7Michigan (8) 48 TBS 64,129 11/4 W 24 Wisconsin 22 39,325 11/23 L9at Iowa (3) 31 66,020 11/11 L7at Michigan State 21 73,259 12/21 W 20 vs. Clemson 13 Mizlou 42,800 11/18 L 15 Michigan (3) 49 ESPN 35,013 Independence Bowl 11/25 W 43 at Iowa 7 67,700 293 240 263 283

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n All-Time Results 1990 Record: 6-5 (5-3/6th) 1994 Record: 3-8 (1-7/11th) Coach: John Gutekunst (5th) Coach: Jim Wacker (3rd) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/8 L 29 Utah 35 KUTV-TV 32,229 9/3 L3Penn State (9) 56 MSC 51,134 9/15 W 20 Iowa State 16 37,108 9/10 W 33 Pacific 7 MSC 37,719 9/22 L0at Nebraska (8) 56 76,354 9/17 W 40 San Diego State 17 MSC 32,212 10/6 W 19 at Purdue 7 34,123 9/24 L0at Kansas State 35 MSC 40,002 10/13 W 35 Northwestern 25 32,522 10/1 L 14 at Indiana 25 MSC 38,195 10/20 W 12 Indiana 0 38,227 10/8 L 37 at Purdue 49 MSC 33,158 10/27 L 23 at Ohio State 52 83,945 10/15 L 31 Northwestern 37 MSC 44,377 11/3 W 21 at Wisconsin 3 51,189 10/22 W 17 at Wisconsin 14 MSC 77,745 11/10 L 16 Michigan State (24) 28 38,731 11/5 L 17 Illinois 21 MSC 35,069 11/17 L 18 at Michigan (16) 35 102,112 11/12 L 22 at Michigan (19) 38 MSC 105,624 11/24 W 31 Iowa (13) 24 64,694 11/19 L 42 Iowa 49 MSC 53,340 224 281 256 348

1991 Record: 2-9 (1-7/10th) 1995 Record: 3-8 (1-7/10th) Coach: John Gutekunst (6th) Coach: Jim Wacker (4th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/14 W 26 San Jose State 20 47,914 9/16 W 31 Ball State 7 MSC 48,420 9/21 L0at Colorado (19) 58 52,147 9/23 L 17 at Syracuse 27 Creative 42,780 9/28 L 13 Pittsburgh (18) 14 ABC 39,511 9/30 W 55 Arkansas State 7 MSC 42,472 10/5 L3at Illinois (22) 24 ESPN 57,981 10/7 W 39 Purdue 38 MSC 39,343 10/12 W6Purdue 3 31,939 10/14 L 17 Northwestern 27 MSC 50,504 10/19 L 12 at Michigan State 20 75,097 10/21 L 31 at Michigan State 34 MSC 70,123 10/25 L6Michigan (4) 52 32,577 10/28 L 17 at Michigan (9) 52 ABC 104,929 11/2 L8at Indiana 34 44,095 11/4 L 21 Ohio State (4) 49 ESPN2 46,418 11/9 L6Ohio State (19) 35 ESPN 30,145 11/11 L 27 Wisconsin 34 ESPN2 64,016 11/16 L 16 Wisconsin 19 36,133 11/18 L 14 at Illinois 48 MSC 45,521 11/23 L8at Iowa (8) 23 69,500 11/25 L3at Iowa 45 MSC 65,794 104 302 272 368

1992 Record: 2-9 (2-6/10th) 1996 Record: 4-7 (1-7/T9th) Coach: Jim Wacker (1st) Coach: Jim Wacker (5th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/12 L 30 San Jose State 39 36,912 9/7 W 30 at NE Louisiana 3 MSC 24,842 9/19 L 20 Colorado (11) 21 33,719 9/14 W 26 Ball State 23 MSC 41,007 9/26 L 33 at Pittsburgh 41 31,129 9/21 W 35 Syracuse (23) 33 ESPN2 45,756 10/3 W 18 Illinois 17 32,112 10/5 L 27 at Purdue 30 Creative 44,908 10/10 L 20 at Purdue 24 30,635 10/12 L 24 at Northwestern (15) 26 ESPN2 35,848 10/17 L 15 Michigan State 20 35,594 10/19 L9Michigan State 27 45,434 10/24 L 13 at Michigan (3) 63 106,579 10/26 L 10 Michigan (10) 44 ESPN2 41,246 10/31 L 17 Indiana 24 31,741 11/2 L0at Ohio State (2) 45 ESPN2 93,588 11/7 L0at Ohio State (22) 17 91,764 11/9 L 28 at Wisconsin 45 Creative 78,006 11/14 L6at Wisconsin 34 48,754 11/16 W 23 Illinois 21 MSC 34,321 11/21 W 28 Iowa 13 57,368 11/23 L 24 Iowa 43 ESPN2 53,349 200 313 236 340

1993 Record: 4-7 (3-5/T8th) 1997 Record: 3-9 (1-7/T9th) Coach: Jim Wacker (2nd) Coach: Glen Mason (1st) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/4 L 20 at Penn State (17) 38 MSC 95,387 8/30 L3at Hawaii 17 MSC 31,510 9/11 W 27 Indiana State 10 30,719 9/13 W 53 Iowa State 29 MSC 55,943 9/18 L 25 Kansas State 30 36,245 9/20 W 20 at Memphis 17 MSC 23,208 9/25 L 17 at San Diego State 48 KMSP-TV 41,487 9/27 L 43 Houston 45 MSC 36,447 10/2 L 19 Indiana 23 33,315 10/4 L 10 at Michigan State 31 MSC 75,263 10/9 W 59 Purdue 56 31,293 10/11 L 43 Purdue 59 MSC 37,821 10/16 W 28 at Northwestern 26 27,814 10/18 L 15 at Penn State (1) 16 ESPNR 96,953 10/23 W 28 Wisconsin (15) 21 64,798 10/25 L 21 Wisconsin 22 ESPN2 57,563 11/6 L 20 at Illinois 23 ESPN 50,192 11/1 L3at Michigan (4) 24 ESPNR 106,577 11/13 L7Michigan 58 ESPN 43,603 11/8 L3Ohio State (7) 31 MSC 47,706 11/20 L3at Iowa 21 66,840 11/15 W 24 Indiana 12 MSC 33,905 253 354 11/22 L0at Iowa 31 MSC 64,591 238 334

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n All-Time Results 1998 Record: 5-6 (2-6/T7th) 2002 Record: 8-5 (3-5/7th) Coach: Glen Mason (2nd) Coach: Glen Mason (6th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/5 W 17 Arkansas State 14 MSC 40,112 8/31 W 42 Southwest Texas State 0 32,209 9/12 W 14 at Houston 7 MSC 17,540 9/7 W 35 at Louisiana-Lafayette 11 ESPNR 20,512 9/19 W 41 Memphis 14 MSC 35,919 9/14 W 31 Toledo 21 36,640 10/3 L 21 at Purdue 56 MSC 56,809 9/21 W 41 Buffalo 17 34,294 10/10 L 17 Penn State (13) 27 ABC 40,456 9/28 L 15 at Purdue 28 ESPN2 56,839 10/17 L 15 at Ohio State (1) 45 ESPN 93,183 10/3 W 31 Illinois 10 ESPN2 32,663 10/24 W 19 Michigan State 18 ESPNR 41,327 10/10 W 45 Northwestern 42 37,729 10/31 L 10 Michigan (22) 15 ESPN 41,310 10/19 W 28 at Michigan State 7 ESPNR 74,232 11/7 L7at Wisconsin (8) 26 ESPN 78,767 11/2 L3(23) at Ohio State (6) 34 ABC 104,897 11/14 L 19 at Indiana 20 MSC 30,049 11/9 L 24 Michigan (13) 41 ESPN 53,773 11/21 W 49 Iowa 7 MSC 50,640 11/16 L 21 Iowa (6) 45 ESPN 65,184 229 249 11/23 L 31 at Wisconsin 49 78,843 12/30 W 29 vs. Arkansas (25) 14 ESPN 39,183 1999 Record: 8-4 (5-3/T4th) Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl Coach: Glen Mason (3rd) 376 319 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/4 W 33 Ohio 7 MSC 35,552 2003 Record: 10-3 (5-3/T4th) 9/11 W 35 UL Monroe 0 MSC 38,137 Coach: Glen Mason (7th) 9/18 W 55 Illinois State 7 MSC 33,726 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 10/2 W 33 at Northwestern 14 MSC 24,439 8/30 W 49 Tulsa 10 36,623 10/9 L 17 (25) Wisconsin (20) OT 20 ESPNR 63,108 9/6 W 48 Troy State 7 ESPNR 31,393 10/16 W 37 at Illinois 7 ESPN2 49,152 9/13 W 42 at Ohio 20 ESPNR 20,227 10/23 L 17 (24) Ohio State (22) 20 ESPN 50,842 9/20 W 48 (24) Louisiana-Lafayette 14 34,929 10/30 L 28 Purdue (18) 33 ESPN 48,869 9/27 W 20 (24) at Penn State 14 ESPN 106,735 11/6 W 24 at Penn State (2) 23 ESPN2 96,753 10/4 W 42 (21) at Northwestern 17 ESPNR 23,539 11/13 W 44 (20) Indiana 20 ESPNR 47,852 10/10 L 35 (17) Michigan (20) 38 ESPN 62,374 11/20 W 25 (17) at Iowa 21 MSC 55,386 10/18 L 38 (25) Michigan State (15) 44 ESPN2 38,778 12/31 L 20 (12) vs. Oregon 24 CBS 48,757 10/25 W 36 at Illinois 10 ESPNR 46,407 Wells Fargo Sun Bowl 11/1 W 55 (24) Indiana 7 45,398 368 196 11/8 W 37 (24) Wisconsin 34 ESPN 59,543 Final AP Ranking: 18 • Final ESPN/USA Today Ranking: 17 11/15 L 22 (19) at Iowa (20) 40 ESPN2 70,397 12/31 W 31 (24) vs. Oregon 30 CBS 49,894 2000 Record: 6-6 (4-4/T4th) Wells Fargo Sun Bowl Coach: Glen Mason (4th) 503 285 Date UM Opp. TV Att. Final AP Ranking: 20 • Final ESPN/USA Today Ranking: 17 9/2 W 47 UL Monroe 10 MSC 40,183 9/9 L 17 Ohio 23 MSC 41,637 2004 Record: 7-5 (3-5/8th) 9/16 W 34 at Baylor 9 FSN 20,125 Coach: Glen Mason (8th) 9/23 L 24 at Purdue (21) 38 ESPN 67,425 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/30 W 44 Illinois (22) 10 ESPN 44,462 9/4 W 63 (22) Toledo 21 ESPN2 45,144 10/7 W 25 Penn State 16 ESPN2 44,439 9/11 W 37 (22) Illinois State 21 ESPNR 34,006 10/14 W 29 at Ohio State (6) 17 ESPN2 98,120 9/18 W 34 (22) at Colorado State 16 ESPN2 33,501 10/21 L 43 (22) at Indiana 51 MSC 30,882 9/25 W 43 (19) Northwestern 17 ESPN2 44,657 10/28 L 35 Northwestern (23) 41 ESPN2 59,004 10/2 W 16 (18) Penn State 7 ESPNR 50,386 11/4 L 20 at Wisconsin 41 ESPN2 79,171 10/9 L 24 (13) at Michigan (14) 27 ESPN 111,518 11/18 W 27 Iowa 24 ESPNR 54,387 10/16 L 17 (19) at Michigan State 51 ESPN 72,383 12/28 L 30 vs. North Carolina State 38 TBS 28,359 10/23 W 45 Illinois 0 46,526 Micronpc.com Bowl 10/30 L 21 (24) at Indiana 30 22,282 375 318 11/6 L 14 at Wisconsin (5) 38 ABC 83,069 11/13 L 27 Iowa (19) 29 ESPN 64,719 2001 Record: 4-7 (2-6/T10th) 12/31 W 20 vs. Alabama 16 ESPN 66,089 Coach: Glen Mason (5th) Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl Date UM Opp. TV Att. 361 273 8/30 L7at Toledo 38 34,950 9/8 W 44 Louisiana-Lafayette 14 35,089 9/29 L 28 Purdue (24) OT 35 ESPN2 40,160 10/6 L 14 at Illinois 25 ESPNR 53,225 10/13 L 17 at Northwestern 23 ESPNR 31,097 10/20 W 28 Michigan State 19 47,385 10/27 W 66 Murray State 10 36,981 11/3 L 28 Ohio State 31 ESPN 45,407 11/10 L 10 at Michigan (12) 31 ESPN2 110,828 11/17 L 24 at Iowa 42 ESPN2 65,491 11/24 W 42 Wisconsin 31 ESPN2 55,890 308 299

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n All-Time Results 2005 Record: 7-5 (4-4/7th) 2008 Record: 7-6 (3-5/7th) Coach: Glen Mason (9th) Coach: Tim Brewster (2nd) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/1 W 41 at Tulsa 10 ESPN2 33,410 8/30 W 31 Northern Illinois 27 BTN 44,029 9/10 W 56 Colorado State 24 ESPN2 40,221 9/6 W 42 at Bowling Green 17 ESPNU 23,184 9/17 W 46 Florida Atlantic 7 FSN 40,709 9/13 W 35 Montana State 23 BTN 43,929 9/24 W 42 Purdue (11) 2OT 35 ESPN 48,116 9/20 W 37 Florida Atlantic 3 BTN 41,003 10/1 L 14 (18) at Penn State 44 ABC 106,604 9/27 L 21 at Ohio State (14) 34 BTN 105,175 10/8 W 23 at Michigan 20 ABC 111,117 10/4 W 16 Indiana 7 BTN 40,511 10/15 L 34 (22) Wisconsin (23) 38 ESPN 65,089 10/11 W 27 at Illinois 20 ESPN 62,870 10/29 L 31 Ohio State (12) 45 ABC 54,825 10/25 W 17 (25) at Purdue 6 ESPNC 54,215 11/5 W 42 at Indiana 21 ESPN2 30,656 11/1 L 17 (20) Northwestern 24 ESPN2 54,112 11/12 W 41 Michigan State 18 ESPNR 45,187 11/8 L6Michigan 29 ABC 55,040 11/19 L 28 at Iowa 52 ESPN2 70,585 11/15 L 32 at Wisconsin 35 ESPN 81,228 12/30 L 31 vs. Virginia 34 ESPN 40,519 11/22 L0Iowa 55 BTN 64,071 Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl (Nashville, Tenn.) 12/31 L 21 vs. Kansas 42 NFL 49,103 429 348 Insight Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) 315 440 2006 Record: 6-7 (3-5/T6th) Coach: Glen Mason (10th) 2009 Record: 6-7 (3-5/8th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Coach: Tim Brewster (3rd) 8/31 W 44 at Kent State 0 ESPN360 20,126 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/9 L 17 at California (22) 42 TBS 55,035 9/5 W 23 at Syracuse OT 20 ESPN2 48,617 9/16 W 62 Temple 0 45,612 9/12 W 20 Air Force 13 BTN 50,805 9/23 L 21 at Purdue 27 ESPN2 54,620 9/19 L 21 California (8) 35 ESPN 50,805 9/30 L 14 Michigan (6) 28 ESPN 50,805 9/26 W 35 at Northwestern 24 BTN 22,091 10/7 L 27 Penn State OT 28 ESPNR 45,227 10/3 L 28 Wisconsin 31 ESPN 50,805 10/14 L 12 at Wisconsin (25) 48 ESPN 82,010 10/10 W 35 Purdue 20 ESPN2 50,805 10/21 W 10 North Dakota State 9 FSN 62,845 10/17 L0at Penn State (14) 20 ABC 107,981 10/28 L0at Ohio State (1) 44 ABC 105,443 10/24 L7at Ohio State (18) 38 ESPN 105,011 11/4 W 63 Indiana 26 ESPN360 44,610 10/31 W 42 Michigan State 34 BTN 50,805 11/11 W 31 at Michigan State 18 ESPNU 64,807 11/7 L 32 Illinois 35 BTN 50,805 11/18 W 34 Iowa 24 ESPNR 64,140 11/14 W 16 South Dakota State 13 BTN 50,805 12/29 L 41 vs. Texas Tech OT 44 NFL 48,391 11/21 L0at Iowa (15) 12 ESPN 70,585 Insight Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) 12/31 L 13 vs. Iowa State 14 NFL 45,090 376 338 Insight Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) 272 309 2007 Record: 1-11 (0-8/11th) Coach: Tim Brewster (1st) 2010 Record: 3-9 (2-6/9th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Coach: Tim Brewster (4th - Fired after 7 games); Jeff Horton (interim) 9/1 L 31 Bowling Green OT 32 BTN 49,253 Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/8 W 41 Miami (Ohio) 3OT 35 BTN 45,383 9/2 W 24 at Middle Tennessee State 17 ESPNU 25,908 9/15 L 39 at Florida Atlantic 42 ESPN360 10,759 9/11 L 38 South Dakota 41 BTN 49,554 9/22 L 31 Purdue 45 ESPN2 47,483 9/18 L 21 Southern California (18) 32 ESPN 50,442 9/29 L7Ohio State (8) 30 ESPN2 51,611 9/25 L 23 Northern Illinois 34 BTN 49,368 10/6 L 20 at Indiana 40 BTN 32,009 10/2 L 28 Northwestern 29 ESPN 49,228 10/13 L 48 at Northwestern 2OT 49 BTN 23,314 10/9 L 23 at Wisconsin (20) 41 ESPN 80,328 10/20 L 21 North Dakota State 27 BTN 63,088 10/16 L 17 at Purdue 28 ESPN2 47,319 10/27 L 10 at Michigan (19) 34 ESPNC 109,432 10/23 L 21 Penn State 33 ESPNU 48,479 11/3 L 17 Illinois 44 BTN 46,604 10/30 L 10 Ohio State (10) 52 ABC 48,717 11/10 L 16 at Iowa 21 BTN 70,585 11/6 L8at Michigan State (16) 31 BTN 71,128 11/17 L 34 Wisconsin (24) 41 BTN 59,116 11/13 W 38 at Illinois 34 BTN 55,549 315 440 11/27 W 27 Iowa (24) 24 BTN 50,805 278 396

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n All-Time Results 2011 Record: 3-9 (2-6/6th-Legends Division) 2014 Record: 8-5 (5-3/T2nd-West Division) Coach: Jerry Kill (1st) Coach: Jerry Kill (4th) Date UM Opp. TV Att. Date UM Opp. TV Att. 9/3 L 17 at USC (25) 19 ABC 68,273 8/28 W 42 Eastern Illinois 20 BTN 44,344 9/10 L 21 New Mexico State 28 BTN 48,807 9/6 W 35 Middle Tennessee 24 BTN 47,223 9/17 W 29 Miami (Ohio) 23 BTN 49,950 9/13 L7at TCU 30 FS1 43,958 9/24 L 24 North Dakota State 37 BTN 48,802 9/20 W 24 San Jose State 7 BTN 47,739 10/1 L0at Michigan 58 BTN 111,106 9/27 W 30 at Michigan 14 ABC 102,926 10/8 L 17 at Purdue 45 ESPN 38,207 10/11 W 24 Northwestern 17 BTN 49,051 10/22 L 14 Nebraska 41 ABC 49,187 10/18 W 39 Purdue 38 BTN 51,241 10/29 W 22 Iowa 21 BTN 46,543 10/25 L 24 at Illinois 28 ESPNU 44,437 11/5 L 24 at Michigan State (15) 31 BTN 72,219 11/8 W 51 Iowa 14 ESPN2 49,680 11/12 L 13 Wisconsin (16) 42 BTN 49,158 11/15 L 24 Ohio State (8) 31 ABC 45,778 11/19 L 13 at Northwestern 28 BTN 26,215 11/22 W 28 at Nebraska (21) 24 ESPN 91,186 11/26 W 27 Illinois 7 BTN 41,549 11/29 L 24 at Wisconsin (14) 34 BTN 80,341 221 380 1/1 L 17 vs. Missouri (16) 33 ABC 48,624 Citrus Bowl (Orlando, Fla.) 2012 Record: 6-7 (2-6/6th-Legends Division) 369 314 Coach: Jerry Kill (2nd) Date UM Opp. TV Att. 8/30 W 30 at UNLV 3OT 27 CBSN 16,013 Television key: 9/8 W 44 New Hampshire 7 BTN 47,022 NCAA* – game carried by various networks per the NCAA Television package. 9/15 W 28 Western Michigan 23 BTN 44,921 Exact network information was not available. 9/22 W 17 Syracuse 10 BTN 50,805 BTN – Big Ten Network 9/29 L 13 at Iowa 31 ESPN2 70,585 CBSN – College Sports Network 10/13 L 13 Northwestern 21 ESPN2 49,651 ESPNR – ESPN Regional / ESPN Plus 10/20 L 13 at Wisconsin 38 ESPNU 80,587 ESPNC – ESPN Classic 10/27 W 44 Purdue 28 BTN 41,062 FSN – Fox Sports Net North 11/3 L 13 Michigan 35 BTN 48,801 FS1 – Fox Sports 1 11/10 W 17 at Illinois 3 BTN 46,912 NFL – NFL Network 11/17 L 14 at Nebraska (16) 38 BTN 85,330 MSC – Midwest Sports Channel 11/24 L 10 Michigan State 26 BTN 44,194 Creative – Creative Sports 12/28 L 31 vs. Texas Tech 34 ESPN 50,386 Meineke Car Care Bowl (Houston, Texas) 287 321

2013 Record: 8-5 (4-4/4th-Legends Division) Coach: Jerry Kill (3rd) Date UM Opp. TV Att. 8/29 W 51 UNLV 23 BTN 44,217 9/7 W 44 at New Mexico State 21 BTN2Go 16,418 9/14 W 29 Western Illinois 12 BTN 42,127 9/21 W 43 San Jose State 24 ESPN2 45,647 9/28 L7Iowa 23 ABC 51,382 10/5 L 13 at Michigan (19) 42 ABC 111,079 10/19 W 20 at Northwestern 17 ESPN2 36,587 10/26 W 34 Nebraska (25) 23 ESPN 49,995 11/2 W 42 at Indiana 39 BTN 44,625 11/9 W 24 Penn State 10 ESPN2 48,123 11/23 L7Wisconsin (16) 20 ESPN 53,090 11/30 L3at Michigan State (11) 14 BTN 71,418 12/27 L 17 vs. Syracuse 21 ESPN 32,327 Texas Bowl (Houston, Texas) 334 289

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n Gopher Radio Network GOPHERS ON THE RADIO GOLDEN GOPHER RADIO GOPHER SPORTS PROPERTIES NETWORK AFFILIATES Gopher Sports Properties is a property of Learfield Sports and the dedicated multimedia rights holder Market Station Freq. representing University of Minnesota Athletics. In complete collaboration with the University, this Ada/Fargo KRJB FM 106.5 Ada/Mahonmen KRJM FM 101.5 local team is committed to extending the Golden Gophers’ brand affinity to businesses and corpora- Aitkin KKIN FM 94.3 tions of all sizes looking to align with the university’s loyal and passionate fan base. Gopher Sports Albert Lea KATE AM 1450 Properties manages all aspects of the multimedia rights relationship, providing corporate partners Alexandria KULO-FM 94.3 both traditional and new media opportunities through venue signage; digital engagement; event Austin KAUS AM 1480 sponsorships and promotion; game day hospitality and luxury seating as well as radio game broad- Austin KAUS FM 99.9 casts and auxiliary programming across the 40+ station statewide Gopher Radio Network. Bemidji KBUN AM 1450 General Manager Greg Gerlach, entering his 12th season with Learfield, spearheads operations Bemidji KAUS FM 1480 and works closely with the entire athletics administration on a daily basis. In over 40 years, Learfield Benson KSCR FAM 93.5 Brainerd-Baxter KBLB FM 93.3 has placed a great emphasis on developing trusted, long-term relationships with some of the most Buffalo KRWC AM 1360 revered institutions and associations in the world of college athletics currently managing multime- Crookston KROX AM 1260 dia rights for nearly 100 collegiate properties with prominence in all of the major athletic confer- Detroit Lakes KDLM AM 1340 ences. The company also partners with NACDA (National Association of Collegiate Directors of Duluth WGEE AM 970 Athletics) and USA Today to present the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup, which annually recognizes the Duluth KDAL AM 610 top overall collegiate programs in the country. Ely WELY FM 94.5 Fairmont KSUM AM 1370 Glencoe KTWN AM 1310 Glenwood KMGK FM 107.1 Grand Rapids KOZY AM 1320 Little Falls KLTF AM 960 Mankato KRBI AM 1310 Marshall KMHL AM 1400 Minneapolis KFAN AM 1130 Minneapolis KTLK FM 100.3 Minneapolis KSTP AM 1500 Minneapolis KBEM AM 88.5 Montevideo KDMA AM 1460 New Prague KRDS FM 95.5 New Prague KCHK AM 1350 Park Rapids KPRM AM 870 Pipestone KLOH AM 1050 Preston KVGO FM 104.3 Gopher Radio Network broadcast team Red Wing KCUE AM 1250 Rochester KROC AM 1340 GOPHERS RADIO PARTNERSHIPS St. Cloud KXSS FM 1390 The University of Minnesota Department of Athletics, in conjunction with multimedia rights holder Go- Thief River Falls KTRF AM 1230 pher Sports Properties, announced a three year extension with Clear Channel’s KFAN Sports Radio 100.3 Wadena KVKK AM 1070 FM for Gopher football beginning with the 2014 season. Meanwhile, Gopher men’s and women’s bas- Walker KAKK AM 1570 ketball and men’s hockey will continue to air on Hubbard Broadcasting’s 1500 AM ESPN Radio. Willmar KRVY FM 97.3 Willmar KDJS AM 1590 In addition to play-by-play coverage of all Gopher football games, related football programming, Windom KDOM AM 1580 including the weekly coach’s show with Jerry Kill, as well as a one-hour weekly show dedicated to Go- Windom KDOM DM 94.3 pher Athletics, is broadcast on KFAN as well as nationally on iHeart Radio as well as XM/Satellite Radio. Winona KWNO AM 1230 Gopher Football radio programming can also heard as well on the Gopher Radio Network, consisting of Worthington KWOA AM 730 more than 40 stations that provide border to border coverage of Gopher Football and auxiliary pro- Nationwide Satellite – Sirius XM gramming. For a radio affiliate in your area please visit gophersports.com and then the multimedia check gophersportsproperties.com for up-to-date section. information on all Gopher Radio Network affiliates The radio broadcast team for Golden Gopher football consists of play-by-play man Mike Grimm, analyst Darrell Thompson and sideline reporter Justin Gaard. Grimm will be calling Minnesota Football games for his fourth season in 2014. He has also served as the voice of Golden Gopher basketball since 2006. He had handled the halftime, pregame and postgame shows for Gopher football since 2006 as well. Thompson is the Gophers’ all-time leading rusher. The NFL veteran has been serving as a color analyst for Minnesota football broadcasts since 1998. Gaard is an Edina, Minn. native, who attended Minnesota. He is the producer of the popular Bumper to Bumper with Dan Barreiro show on KFAN. Gopher Athletics’ agreement with Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc. allows for 1500 ESPN Radio to re- main the Twin Cities flagship for Minnesota’s winter sports with live play-by-play of both men’s basketball and men’s hockey, plus 15 women’s basketball games. The station will also air Gopher-driven programming, including Gopher Hoops This Week and This Week in Gopher Sports, as well as weekly coaches’ shows for Richard Pitino, Marlene Stollings, and Don Lucia. In addition, The Gopher Radio Network provides additional reach to greater Minnesota.

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n Media Information CREDENTIALS 25-yard lines (bench area) and must stay behind the PRACTICE INFORMATION Requests for working media credentials for Minnesota 12-foot restraining line that surrounds the field at all The Golden Gopher football team practices at the Gib- home games at TCF Bank Stadium must be made on- times. Requests for photo assistance should be di- son-Nagurski Football Complex and Rod Wallace Field, line at gophersports.com/media. Please contact the rected to Eric Miller, while all requests for assistance located at 15th Ave. SE and 8th St. Please contact the Athletic Communications Office for more information with video should be directed to Matt Schilling, di- Athletic Communications Office for practice times, at 612-625-4090. Credentials may be picked up at rector of video services. availabilities and regulations. the Athletic Communications Office in the Bierman Field Athletic Building on Friday morning prior to the INTERNET/TELEPHONE LINES One-on-one television interviews with Coach Kill will game, or on Saturday at the media will call area at Wireless internet will be available in the press box at be conducted by request only through the Athletic TCF Bank Stadium. Working media must enter the TCF Bank Stadium. Internet access will also be avail- Communications Office. media entrance, which is the Dodge County entrance, able in the media work rooms near both the home and at TCF Bank Stadium. visiting locker rooms. A limited number of telephone All post-practice interviews with players or coaches lines will be available in the TCF Bank Stadium press will be conducted at the Gibson-Nagurski Football CREDENTIALS POLICY box on a first-come, first-served basis. Media wishing Complex following the completion of practice. All lim- Media credentials are issued on a priority basis with to install their own telephone lines may contact Uni- itations on or alterations of these procedures for prac- television/radio stations originating a live broadcast, versity of Minnesota Networking and Telecommunica- tice will be determined by Coach Kill and daily newspapers, national publications and televi- tions Services at 612-626-1336. communicated through the Athletic Communications sion/radio stations who are covering for a nightly Office. news show receiving top priority. All other requests PRESS BOX SERVICES will be evaluated on a game-by-game basis prior to Pregame notes, flip cards, stats and programs are PHOTOGRAPH REQUESTS receiving credentials. Freelance reporters and pho- available to the media in the press box prior to the All requests for digital photographs of players and tographers must be on assignment for a recogniza- game. Quarter, halftime and final statistics, a run- coaches, logos or other multimedia items must be ble news outlet and all credential requests must come ning play-by-play and post-game coach/student-ath- made to Creative Director Jeff Keiser. He can be through originating agency. Spouses, children and lete quotes will also be provided. A $5 pregame meal reached at [email protected] or at 612-626-1097. friends are not allowed in the TCF Bank Stadium press will be served in the press box and complimentary box. The University of Minnesota reserves the right to snacks will be available at halftime. Beverages are ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS deny media credentials to any individual who is not available prior to, during and after the game. CONTACT INFORMATION affiliated with an official news gathering organiza- Director of Athletic Communications/ tion. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Football Contact: Paul Rovnak Minnesota complies with an equal access policy. Fol- Office Phone: 612-625-9379 GOPHERSPORTS.COM lowing his postgame radio show, Coach Jerry Kill and Mobile Phone: 651-592-5741 All Golden Gopher football information, including ros- requested Minnesota student-athletes will be avail- Email: [email protected] ters, notes and weekly releases are posted on Go- able to the media in the interview room. The visiting Web site: GopherSports.com pherSports.com, the official website of Golden Gopher coach and student-athletes will be available in the Athletics. visiting team interview room, which is located near Athletic Communications the visiting team locker room. Phone 612-625-4090 E-MAIL SERVICES Website GopherSports.com Press releases, game notes and advisories are e- WEEKLY AVAILABILITY Twitter @GopherFootball mailed to members of the media who cover the Go- Coach Kill will be available to the media at 12 p.m. on Email [email protected] phers on a regular basis. Media wishing to be added Tuesday of weeks that Minnesota plays. Selected stu- to the distribution list should contact Paul Rovnak dent-athletes will also be available following Coach Mailing Address ([email protected]). Kill’s media conference, class schedule permitting. Athletic Communications Media representatives covering the Gophers on a reg- University of Minnesota PROFESSIONAL SCOUTS ular basis are invited. For those unable to attend, a 244 Bierman Field Athletic Building Professional scouts should contact Paul Rovnak live video stream is available at GopherSports.com. 516 15th Avenue SE ([email protected]) in the Communications Office Minneapolis, Minn. 55455 to obtain credentials. Coach Kill is also available to the media each Tuesday on the Big Ten teleconference call. Media are encour- MEDIA PARKING aged to contact the Big Ten’s Communications Office A limited amount of media parking is available. Park- for credentials to access the teleconference. ing requests must be made through the Communica- tions Office. In addition to Tuesday, player interviews may be conducted following selected practices. All phone inter- RADIO/TELEVISION views for out-of-town media will be conducted Minnesota’s live television appearances are desig- Monday through Wednesday through the Athletic Com- nated in accordance with Big Ten contractual agree- munications Office. Home and cell phone numbers for ments and guidelines. Radio booths are assigned for players and coaches will not be released and they the Golden Gopher Radio Network and the opponent’s have been instructed not to conduct interviews if con- flagship station/network. Booth assignments for ad- tacted without prior approval of Athletic Communi- ditional opponent radio stations originating live cations. broadcasts will be made on a space-available basis. All interviews must not conflict with classes, meet- PHOTOGRAPHERS ings, training room, treatments or other team obliga- All photographers must obtain a photographer cre- tions. The locker room and training room are closed dential and a photo vest upon entering TCF Bank Sta- to the media at all times. Requests for player and/or dium. Only photographers wearing their credential coach interviews, either in person or via the phone, and designated photo vest will be permitted on the will be arranged through the Athletic Communications sidelines. In accordance with NCAA and Big Ten rules, Office. Please allow 24 hours in order to facilitate photographers are not permitted to shoot within the arrangements.

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