Thundering Herd 2014 Football Game Notes The Marshall Thundering Herd (5-0, 1-0 C-USA) vs. Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders (4-2, 3-0 C-USA) Saturday, Oct. 11, 2014 - 12 p.m. ET - Joan C. Edwards Stadium (38,227) - Huntington, W.Va. TV: Mark Followill (Play-by-Play), Brian Baldinger (Analyst), Lesley McCaslin (Sideline)

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Stat Comparison (C-USA Ranks) 2014 Marshall Football Schedule Date Opponent (TV) Time (ET)/Result MU MTSU Aug. 30 at Miami (ESPN3.com) W, 42-27 Scoring Off ense 47.6 (1st) 38.8 (3rd) Sept. 6 RHODE ISLAND (ASN) W, 48-7 Sept. 13 OHIO (CBS Sports Network) W, 44-14 Scoring Defense 15.8 (1st) 30.7 (7th) Sept. 20 at Akron (ESPN3.com) W, 48-17 Oct. 4 at Old Dominion (FSN) W, 56-14 Total Off ense 595.6 (1st) 492.0 (4th) Oct. 11 MIDDLE TENNESSEE (FSN) 12 p.m. Oct. 18 at FIU (ASN) 6 p.m. Total Defense 319.8 (1st) 453.0 (8th) Oct. 25 FAU (FS1) 3:30 p.m. Nov. 8 at Southern Miss (ASN) 7 p.m. Rushing Off ense 299.6 (1st) 224.7 (2nd) Nov. 15 RICE (FSN or FS1) 12-day window Nov. 22 at UAB (ASN) 12 p.m. Rushing Defense 119.6 (1st) 161.2 (8th) Nov. 28 WESTERN KENTUCKY (FS1) 12 p.m.

Passing Off ense 296.0 (2nd) 267.3 (T-5th) Bold - Indicates a C-USA game Home games in CAPS Passing Defense 200.2 (2nd) 291.8 (13th) All times are Eastern Time Zone and subject to change.

Marshall Football 2014 TEAM NCAA RANKS (Top 25) Total Off ense/Game-1st, 595.6 MARSHALL’S PLAYERS IN THE 2014 NCAA RANKINGS (Top 25) Yards Per Play-1st, 7.82 Blocked Kicks-Raheim Huskey (T-2nd, 2) Winning Pct.-T-1st, 1.000 Yards Per Reception-Angelo Jean-Louis (3rd, 29.5), Davonte Allen (12th, 23.93) 30+ yard scrimmage plays-T-1st, 22 Punt Return TD-Brandon Byrd, (T-4th, 1) Blocked Punts-T-1st, 2 Pass Breakups-Darryl Roberts (T-5th, 8) Fewest Punts-3rd, 13 Forced Fumbles-Armonze Daniel (T-10th, 2) 60+ yard scrimmage plays-T-3rd, 5 Rushing TDs-Devon Johnson (T-7th, 8) 80+ yard rushing plays-T-3rd, 1 Passing Yards/Completion-Rakeem Cato (10th, 15.64) PATs Made-T-3rd, 31 Punting Avg.-Tyler Williams (11th, 45.5) Yards Per Carry-4th, 6.94 PATs Made-Justin Haig (T-2nd, 31) Scoring Off ense/Game-4th, 47.6 Rushing Yards/Carry-Devon Johnson (5th, 8.0) 60+ yard rushing plays-T-4th, 3 Points Responsible For/Game-Rakeem Cato (13th, 19.2) 3rd Down Conversion Pct. Defense-5th, .266 Field Goal Percentage-Justin Haig (11th, .875) 3rd Down Conversion Pct.-5th, .540 Scoring/Game-Justin Haig (11th, 10.4), Devon Johnson (21st, 9.6) 4th Down Conversion Pct. Defense-5th, .167 Points Responsible For-Rakeem Cato (13th, 96) Rushing Touchdowns-T-5th, 18 Total Off ense/Game-Rakeem Cato (19th, 311.2) Rushing Touchdowns Allowed-T-5th, 2 Yards Per Pass Attempt-Rakeem Cato (10th, 9.45) Touchdowns Scored-T-5th, 31 Rushing Yards/Game-Devon Johnson (8th, 136.0) Tackles For Loss Allowed-T-5th, 16 Passes Defended-Darryl Roberts (T-8th, 9) Tackles For Loss Allowed/Game-6th, 3.2 Touchbacks-Kaare Vedvik (T-9th, 21) Points Scored-6th, 238 Rushing Yards-Devon Johnson (10th, 680) Red Zone Defense-6th, .643 Pass Effi ciency-Rakeem Cato (13th, 161.8) 20+ yard scrimmage plays-T-6th, 39 All-Purpose Yards/Game-Devon Johnson (24th, 139.8) 70+ yard rushing plays-T-6th, 1 Passing Yards/Attempt Allowed-T-6th, 5.2 MARSHALL’S PLAYERS IN THE 2014 C-USA RANKINGS (Top 10) Total Off ense (Yards)-7th, 2,978 Yards Per Reception-Angelo Jean-Louis (1st, 29.5), Davonte Allen (2nd, 23.93) 50+ yard rushing plays-T-7th, 4 Rushing Avg.-Devon Johnson (1st, 136.0) Yards Per Play Allowed-8th, 4.39 Passing Avg.-Rakeem Cato (2nd, 272.2) 10+ yard rushing plays-8th, 47 Pass Effi ciency-Rakeem Cato (2nd, 161.8) 30+ yard rushing plays-T-8th, 8 Receptions/Game-Tommy Shuler (T-4th, 5.2) Rushing Off ense/Game-9th, 299.6 Receiving Yds./Game-Davonte Allen (1st, 83.8), Angelo Jean-Louis (6th, Red Zone Scores Allowed-T-9th, 9 65.6) 20+ yard rushing plays-T-9th, 15 Total Off ense/Game-Rakeem Cato (2nd, 311.2) Rushing Yards-10th, 1,498 Scoring/Game-Justin Haig (2nd, 10.4), Devon Johnson (T-4th, 9.6) Red Zone Touchdowns-T-10th, 19 Scoring (TDs)-Devon Johnson (T-2nd, 8) 50+ yard scrimmage plays-T-10th, 6 Scoring (Kick)-Justin Haig (2nd, 52) Fumbles Forced-T-10th, 7 Punt Return Avg.-Tommy Shuler (1st, 9.6) Punting-11th, 45.46 Kick Return Avg.-Deandre Reaves (4th, 24.2) Touchbacks-T-11th, 22 All-Purpose Avg.-Devon Johnson (4th, 139.8) First Downs Gained/Game-T-11th, 27.2 Punting-Tyler Williams (3rd, 45.5) 20+ yard scrimmage plays allowed-T-11th, 14 Field Goal Pct.-Justin Haig (1st, 87.5) 50+ yard scrimmage plays allowed-T-11th, 1 PAT Kicking Pct.-Justin Haig (T-1st, 1.000) 30+ yard passing plays-T-11th, 14 Passes Defended-Darryl Roberts (T-1st, 9), Corey Tindal (T-8th, 5) 40+ yard rushing plays-T-11th, 5 -Taj Letman (T-4th, 2), A.J. Leggett (T-4th, 2) Scoring Defense/Game-12th, 15.8 Fumbles Forced-Armonze Daniel (T-3rd, 2) Points Allowed-T-12th, 79 80+ yard scrimmage plays-T-12th, 1 5-0!: The Herd is off to a 5-0 start for the fi rst time since the famed season Kicks/Punts Blocked-T-13th, 2 of 1999, when Marshall remained undefeated over a 13-game schedule, 10+ yard scrimmage plays-T-13th, 100 ultimately defeating BYU 21-3 in the Motor City Bowl. 20+ yard rushing plays allowed-T-13th, 3 70+ yard scrimmage plays-T-14th, 2 Polling: The Herd ranks 26th in the USA Today Coaches Poll (98 points) and Red Zone Touchdowns Allowed-T-14th, 6 27th in the Associated Press Poll (78 points). Red Zone Touchdown Percentage Allowed-T-14th, .429 Three and Outs (Defensive)/Game-T-14th, 5.2 Feel the Power!: The Thundering Herd is currently rated #28 overall, and the Passing Yards/Completion-15th, 14.95 TOP Group of Five program, in ESPN’s Football Power Index. The data also lists 10+ yard passing plays allowed-T-15th, 34 Marshall as the program most likely NATIONALLY to win the rest of its games. 20+ yard passing plays allowed-T-15th, 11 30+ yard scrimmage plays allowed-T-15th, 6 Points? No Problem!: Marshall is SECOND nationally and FIRST among Group 30+ yard rushing plays allowed-T-15th, 1 of Five schools with a 31.8-point scoring margin. Marshall is the ONLY team in Completion Percentage Allowed-T-15th, 51.0 the FBS to score at least 40 points in each of its games this season. Marshall’s Passing Effi ciency Defense-16th, 102.34 238 points through fi ve games is the second-best total through the fi rst fi ve Touchdowns Allowed-T-16th, 10 games in school history. The 1994 team scored 239. The 79 points MU has 10+ yard scrimmage plays allowed-T-17th, 56 allowed through fi ve games is also really good -- the best total through fi ve Passing Yards/Attempt-T-17th, 9.0 since the 1999 team allowed 43 in its fi rst 5. Marshall’s average score after Tackles For Loss/Game-T-17th, 7.2 three quarters this season is 40.8-to-7.4. The 40.8 would be tied with K-State 60+ yard passing plays-T-18th, 2 for #18 in the nation PER GAME. Total Defense/Game-19th, 319.8 40+ yard scrimmage plays-T-19th, 9 50+: Marshall’s 56-14 win over Old Dominion was the 11th time that the 30+ yard passing plays allowed-T-20th, 5 Thundering Herd has reached the 50+-point plateau under coach Doc Total Yards Allowed-21st, 1,599 Holliday. Jim Donnan (1990-95) holds the all-time school mark in that First Downs-21st, 136 department with 15, while Bob Pruett (1996-2004) reached that mark 14 20+ yard passing plays-T-21st, 24 times and Cam Henderson (1936-42, 1946-49) did it on 13 occasions. 50+ yard passing plays allowed-T-21st, 1 Pass Effi ciency-22nd, 154.5 On a Roll: The Herd has won six straight games dating back to the 2013 Sacks Allowed/Game-23rd, 1.2 , which is tied for the third-longest streak nationally and is the Tackles For Loss-23rd, 36 longest among Group of Five schools. Its 10-game home winning streak is 70+ yard passing plays-T-23rd, 1 tied for the sixth-longest streak in the nation. Sacks Allowed-T-24th, 6 20+ yards punt return plays-T-24th, 2 Never Behind: MU has not trailed at all this year. The fi ve games have been Net Punting-T-25th, 39.77 tied 0-0 for a total of 24:36 -- and MU has kicked off to start each game.

Leading The League: In addition to the individual numbers above, Marshall leads Conference USA in scoring off ense (47.6 points/game), scoring defense (15.8 points/game), total off ense (595.6 yards/game), total defense (319.8 yards/game), rushing off ense (299.6 yards/game), rushing defense (119.6

Marshall Football 2014 yards/game), pass defense effi ciency (102.3), net punting (39.8), third down the school’s all-time list. No. 6 is Nate Poole, at 2,840. conversions (54.0%), and third down defense (26.6%). Stew Hits Double Digits...Often: Steward Butler has 39 career rushes for 10 Herd Finishes Under Holliday: Since Doc Holliday became head coach in or more yards, and the 119-yard day against Ohio was his fi fth career 100-yard 2010, the Herd has an excellent record of fi nishing off its opponents once it rushing game. takes the lead. Marshall is 28-6 when it scores fi rst, 23-3 when leading after the fi rst quarter, 26-2 when leading at halftime and 24-3 when leading after Haigabombs: Senior Justin Haig booted eight PATs at Old Dominion, giving three quarters. him 169 for his career and the No. 3 spot in C-USA history. At No. 2 is Jarod Tracy (Tulsa, 2005-08) at 194. Stingy D: In fi ve games this season, Marshall has outscored opponents 83-7 in the fi rst quarter and 145-13 in the fi rst half. MU has only given up one fi rst- Turnovers Tell The Story: Under Holliday, Marshall is 27-8 when it has as half touchdown and has yielded just two rushing scores for the season (both many or fewer turnovers than the opposition. game in the fi nal 8:03 of their respective games). Perfect vs. Texas at Home: Interestingly enough, Marshall has never lost to Balanced Attack: Marshall is the ONLY team in the FBS averaging at least 275 a school from Texas at home. The Thundering Herd is a perfect 10-0 against rushing yards (299.6) AND 268 passing yards (296.0) per game. Texas schools in games played in Huntington. Marshall owns a win over North Texas (1988), two wins over Houston (2008, 2012), two wins over Rice (2007, 10+: The Herd is at it again with its output of double-digit-yard plays. Marshall 2011), two wins over SMU (2005, 2009), two wins over UTEP (2006, 2010) and has 100 this season. Since the start of the 2012 season (31 games), MU one victory over UTSA (2013). boasts 610 such plays, an average of 19.7 per contest. As you might imagine, those numbers have yielded the following: In that same period, off ensive Leaves Fall, Herd Wins: The Herd is 16-5 after Oct. 28 in Doc Holliday’s four coordinator Bill Legg’s attack has 19 games of 500 or more yards total off ense years as head coach, including a perfect 10-0 mark at home. and 19 games with 40 or more points. Spreading The Wealth: In fi ve games, the Herd has had four diff erent leaders Feel The Rush: Marshall has outrushed 15 of its last 21 opponents overall in receiving yards (Eric Frohnapfel, Davonte Allen, Angelo Jean-Louis and and eight of its last 12 Conference USA opponents, dating back to the 2012 Tommy Shuler). season. In 2012, 56 percent of Marshall’s plays were passes. This season to date, 57 percent are rushing plays. And the Herd is getting more from its Making the Grades: Seven senior members of Coach Doc Holliday’s team ground game, too. Marshall already has 47 runs of 10 or more yards in fi ve will play the 2014 season with their Marshall undergraduate degrees games. In 14 games last season, there were 94 rushes for double-digit yards. in hand. Here’s the list, with their MU undergraduate majors: TE Eric In 2014, Marshall has four players averaging at least 6.1 yards per carry (Remi Frohnapfel (fi nance); PK Justin Haig (management); C Chris Jasperse (sports Watson-8.3, Devon Johnson-8.0, Rakeem Cato-7.2 and Steward Butler-6.1). management); OG Trevor Mendelson (fi nance); CB Darryl Roberts (sports Those four have all posted 100-yard rushing performances this season, the management); DT James Rouse (criminal justice); LB Raheem Waiters (sports most for the program in a single-season. The eight total 100-yard rushing management). eff orts are second only to Georgia Southern’s 10. Marshall’s major college record – in modern times -- for average rushing yards per game in a season Old Dominion Notes: came last season, at 205.9. The school record for total ground yards is 3,395 -Marshall game captains, as chosen by Coach Doc Holliday and his staff , were in 1996 – the fi nal season of Division I-AA play – for an average of 226.3. The center Chris Jasperse, wide receiver Tommy Shuler, defensive tackle James C-USA record for season rushing average is 293.8, set back in 1998 by Army’s Rouse and cornerback Darryl Roberts. For Jasperse, Rouse and Roberts, it is option attack. the third captaincy selections by the coaching staff this season. It is Shuler’s fi rst. Protecting the Home Turf: Marshall is nationally known for being one of, if not the, toughest places to play in . The program has won 84.7 -Cornerback Keith Baxter made his fi rst start of the season for the Herd, which percent (138-25) of its home games in Joan C. Edwards Stadium, the highest opened in a nickel defense (with defensive back Corey Tindal at nickel). It is mark in the country for schools who have hosted more than two games Baxter’s 10th career start. (Baylor). The Herd has won 10 straight home games dating back to 2012 (tied for the sixth-longest streak nationally), the longest home winning streak since -Center Chris Jasperse made his team-leading 44th career start (every game 17 from 2000-03 (last three of 2000, all six in 2001, all seven in 2002, fi rst game he’s played at Marshall), tied for the most among active off ensive linemen in of 2003). the FBS. The Marshall record for starts – as an FBS program (1997-present) -- is 52 by off ensive tackle Steve Sciullo (1999-2002) (does not include specialists). Cato Improves Streak to 37 and Continues to Climb the Charts: Rakeem Cato’s two TD passes in the 56-14 win over Old Dominion was the 37th- -Cornerback Darryl Roberts’ fi rst-quarter was his fi rst this season consecutive game that the has thrown at least one touchdown and fi fth of his Herd career. pass. of NC State/Wisconsin holds the NCAA record, tossing a TD in 38 straight contests. Oregon’s Marcus Mariota is second among current -Linebacker Raheim Huskey got his second punt block of the season (Rhode FBS with 31 games heading into the Oct. 11 game at UCLA. Island, Sept. 6). Running back Brandon Byrd’s recovery for a touchdown was Cato has completed 63.6 percent of his passes in his college career (955 his second score of the season and the fi rst punt block returned for a score completions in 1,508 attempts). That fi gure currently puts him second in the since Derek Mitchell went 35 yards with a blocked punt at Purdue on Sept. Herd’s all-time record book, just behind (65.1, 939-1442) and 29, 2012. ahead of (63.4, 1026-1619). Cato now has 206 touchdown passes, combining his high school (103) and college (103) careers, to go with -Marshall’s 28 points in the fi rst quarter are the most in a quarter since MU had 20,959 passing yards during that span. Also, Marshall (Cato, Pennington) now 28 points in the fi rst quarter of the Herd’s 2013 home win over Southern Miss. joins Hawaii (Colt Brennan, Timmy Chang) as the only schools in FBS history with two 100 TD passers. Cato now has 973 career completions and is closing -Old Dominion’s fi rst-quarter touchdown (0:36 left) was the fi rst touchdown in on Chad Pennington’s school record of 1,026. That 973 number is also allowed by Marshall in a fi rst half this season. third in Conference USA history. No. 2 is Chris Redman (1,031 at Louisville, 1996-99). On the total off ense front, Cato has 12,089 yards, just shy of Chad -Quarterback Rakeem Cato’s fi ve pass attempts in the fi rst quarter gave him Pennington’s school mark of 13,048. 1,750 career plays, moving into No. 8 in C-USA history in career total off ense plays. He has passed Danny Wimprine (Memphis, 2001-04, 1,748 plays). Red Zone Magic: In the red zone, Cato now has 65 career touchdown passes against just three interceptions (at Tulsa in 2013 and 2014 vs. Ohio and at Old -In his fi rst game at wide receiver, Deon-Tay McManus’ 16-yard catch late in Dominion). the second quarter was his career fi rst. He’s the 14th Herd player to catch a pass this season. His touchdown catch (fi nal minute of second quarter) made Completions (and lots of them): The Herd has completed as many or more him the 10th MU player with a touchdown this season. passes than the opposition in 26 of its last 32 games. -Marshall’s 42 points in the fi rst half are the most in a half for the Herd since Shuler Headed to the Top...Again: With nine catches at Old Dominion, wide scoring 52 in the fi rst half of a 66-21 Edwards Stadium victory over Buff alo on receiver Tommy Shuler has 256 career receptions, which is good enough for Oct. 12, 2002. No. 3 on the Herd’s career receptions list. Next on MU’s career list, at No. 2, is Darius Watts with 272. Shuler’s 106 catches last season places him in a tie -Running back Devon Johnson had 198 rushing yards, matching the four 100- for second on the school’s all-time single-season list. Shuler also got his 20th yard rushing games in the fi rst fi ve games that the Herd’s Darius Marshall had career touchdown reception against Old Dominion, placing him in 11th in in 2009. Marshall also had the program’s last 200-yard ground eff ort, a 203- Marshall annals. His streak of consecutive games with a reception is now at yard showing on 25 carries vs. Memphis on Sept. 26 of that season. 32 (streak started in 2011 Beef O Brady’s Bowl), a fi gure that ties him for ninth nationally among active players. Shuler also has 2,753 career receiving yards -Running back Remi Watson (102 yards) had a 100-yard rushing day for the through fi ve games this season, moving him past Troy Brown for seventh on second straight game. The Herd has eight 100-yard rushing games this season

Marshall Football 2014 already, after getting 10 in 14 games in 2013. Cato’s career, a 77-yarder to Aaron Dobson for a touchdown on Nov. 26, 2011 at Joan C. Edwards Stadium. The touchdown pass also gave Cato the 100th of -Quarterback Rakeem Cato had 218 yards total off ense in the game (end of his collegiate career. third quarter), passing Byron Leftwich for No. 2 on Marshall’s career list. Cato has 12,089 yards. Leftwich had 12,084. Chad Pennington’s 13,048 is the MU -Wide receiver Davonte Allen fi nished with a career-high 137 yards and has total off ense record. matched his career best fi ve catches (vs. Rhode Island).

-Justin Haig’s eight point-after-touchdown attempts gives him 169 for his -Marshall’s off ense had seven plays of 10 or more yards in fi rst quarter and fi ve career, tying Kevin Fitzpartick (Tulsa, 2008-11) at No. 4 in PAT attempts in more in the second stanza. Conference USA history. -Cornerback Darryl Roberts recorded a career-high 11 tackles on the day. -The Herd’s 354 ground yards ranked ninth in school single-game history. -This is the 16th time in the last 29 games that Marshall has had at least 500 -ODU’s two star receivers – Zach Pascal and Antonio Vaughan – entered yards total off ense. the game with 60 catches. They combined for only four receptions and 44 yards. ODU QB Taylor Heinicke suff ered the worst day of his career with a 10- -The Ohio interception to start the fourth quarter (by Nathan Carpenter) 25 showing for just 85 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT. The 85 passing yards were the ended Rakeem Cato’s longest streak without an interception in his career. lowest total vs. the Herd since UCF was held to 29 yards in 2008. Cato had gone 16 quarters and 152 pass attempts – both personal records -- without being picked until the fi rst play of the fourth quarter. -Cato’s two TD passes moved him to 103 for his career and 16th place in major college history, past former Central Michigan star Dan LeFevour (2006-09). At -Quarterback Rakeem Cato, with 425 passing yards, recorded the fi fth 400- No. 15, with 107, is Tajh Boyd (Clemson, 2010-13). Cato is tops in TD passes yard air game of his career. The 425 yards rank fourth on his single-game list. on the FBS level for an active QB, with Oregon’s Marcus Mariota a distant No. 2 at 80. -Cato averaged 25.0 yards per completion, which is a Herd record in games where any quarterback has completed 10 or more passes. He now has four or -Marshall’s 72.7% clip on third down (8-11) was the best number since more TD passes eight times in his Marshall career. registering those same totals in a 31-24 win at UAB on 10/21/06. -Cato’s 444 yards total off ense ranks third on his Herd list, behind 469 in last Akron Notes: season’s win at Tulsa and 464 in the 2012 home loss to Ohio. -Jack Lengyel, an Akron alumnus who coached Marshall from 1971-74 following the 1970 MU team plane crash, participated in the coin toss at -Marshall’s 705 yards of total off ense ranks fi fth in a game in school history. InfoCision Stadium as an honorary captain. No. 4 is the 724 yards versus Rhode Island. The Herd now has recorded 700 yards of off ense in each of the last two weeks. Of the 15 top total off ense -Marshall game captains, as chosen by Coach Doc Holliday and his staff , were days in Herd history, six have come in the last three seasons with Coach Doc QB Rakeem Cato, C Chris Jasperse, LB Neville Hewitt and CB Corey Tindal. It is Holliday, Legg and quarterback Rakeem Cato, as have four of the top eight Cato’s third selection in four games this season and the second for Jasperse. performances. Of MU’s top 15 games of total off ense, 13 have come at home Hewitt and Tindal are fi rst-time captains in 2014. (12 at “The Joan” and in a 1987 game of 642 yards at Fairfi eld Stadium, against Western Carolina). -QB Rakeem Cato reached 1,000 passing yards for a fourth straight season. He joins Chad Pennington as the only Herd QBs to have four seasons of at least -Although the Herd failed to get a sack, it did have 10 quarterback hurries, 1,000 air yards. For the season, he has 1,163. and sophomore safety Tiquan Lang’s 10 tackles backed Roberts’ 11.

-The fi rst-quarter fumble recovery by CB Antavis Rowe and interception by S Rhode Island Notes: Tiquan Lang of the Herd were Akron’s fi rst two turnovers of the season. -Marshall piled up 724 yards total off ense – the fourth-highest total in school history, and its 432 rushing yards trailed only the 576 that College Football -The Herd off ense had eight plays of 10 or more yards in the fi rst quarter, and Hall of Famer Jackie Hunt contributed to in a 67-0 romp against Detroit Tech then another with Devon Johnson’s 22-yard TD run to open second quarter. way back in 1940. The total off ense number trailed only the 789 vs. VMI in 1991, the 733 vs. Buff alo in 2002 and the 726 vs. Akron in 2001). The 549- -RB Remi Watson’s 80-yard TD run is Marshall’s longest play of the season and yard total off ense advantage (724-175) over the Rams was a school record, ranks tied for eighth for the longest run in Herd history. It is the longest since eclipsing a 527-yard diff erential in that 1991 VMI game. Darius Marshall went 80 yards to score against Bowling Green in 2009. -In his fi rst three Herd seasons, Cato’s longest run was a 23-yarder in a win last -This is Remi Watson’s fi rst 100-yard rushing game in his Marshall career. season at Tulsa. He topped that against the Rams with a 24-yarder late in the fi rst half. In Marshall’s 31-point second half, besides going 63 yards for that -RB Devon Johnson has his third 100-yard rushing game of the season. score that had Shuler laughing, the Herd QB also had rushes of 10 (twice), 12 and 17 yards. -Tiquan Lang is the fi rst Marshall player with an interception and a fumble recovery in the same game since Monterius Lovett vs. Virginia Tech on Sep. -Until Cato’s 63-yard TD run – the fourth-longest jaunt by a quarterback in MU 24, 2011. annals – the rushing day belonged to tight end-turned-running back Devon Johnson. He fi nished with a second straight 100-yard day. His 137 yards, on -QB Rakeem Cato’s two rushing touchdowns was the second time in his career only 14 carries – give him 288 in two games. that he dented the end zone twice on the ground (11/29/13 vs. East Carolina). -If a Herd back has piled up more ground yardage than the guy nicknamed -Marshall has topped 40 points in each of the fi rst four games in 2014 – the “Rockhead” in the fi rst two games of a season, it’s Hall of Famer Hunt. In 1941, fi rst time it has done that since 1938 under Coach Cam Henderson, with wins he opened with 220 in a win over Omaha, but his totals in a Game 2 triumph over Carson-Newman (44-0), Ohio Wesleyan (62-0), Miami of Ohio (41-0) and over Illinois Wesleyan remain unavailable. Oklahoma City (66-0). -Johnson’s two consecutive games of 100-plus rushing yards are the fi rst time Ohio Notes: a Herd back has done that since Darius Marshall in Weeks 3 and 4 of the 2009 -Marshall game captains vs. Ohio, as chosen by Coach Doc Holliday and season – 186 yards on 21 carries against Bowling Green and 203 yards in 25 his staff , are quarterback Rakeem Cato, off ensive tackle Clint Van Horn, carries at Memphis. cornerback Darryl Roberts and defensive tackle James Rouse. It is the second game captaincy this season for Cato and Roberts. Rouse has been a three- -Cato and Johnson became the fi rst Herd pair with more than 130 yards apiece time captain (one of those replacing S A.J. Leggett, who was injured and in as game since running back Ahmad Bradshaw had 152 and quarterback did not dress for the Rhode Island game). It is Van Horn’s fi rst captaincy this 151 in a Sept. 9, 2006 victory over Hofstra. season. He was a captain for the 2013 home game vs. UAB (Nov. 9). -Cato’s 143 total also ranked third for a QB in a Herd game, trailing Danny -Defensive end Armonze Daniel and off ensive lineman Trevor Mendelson Wright’s 179 (in 32 attempts) against Kent State in 1978, and Morris’ 151 made their fi rst career starts for the Herd today, at rush end and left tackle, versus Hofstra in ’06. respectively. -Through the air, Cato’s 15-of-29 night for 267 yards included Davonte Allen’s -Wide receiver Davonte Allen’s two touchdown catches today match his career game of fi ve receptions for 115 yards – both highs in a Herd uniform. career high (in last season’s Herd win over UAB, Nov. 9). Shuler caught three for 68 yards, including his 18th career TD, and redshirt freshman Angelo Jean-Louis’ 20-yard TD catch was his fi rst as a collegian. -Quarterback Rakeem Cato’s 77-yard touchdown pass to Angelo Jean-Louis (with 9:34 to play in the 3rd quarter) matches the longest completion of -The Herd defense had its moments, too, allowing only 111 yards – the fewest

Marshall Football 2014 by a Herd foe since UCF managed 105 in a 2004 loss -- although the Rams had -Tyler Williams’ 64-yard punt matched the third-longest of his career (at the ball more than 33 minutes. Rhode Island was just 4-of-17 on third down UCF, 2012). He had a 65-yarder in 2013 vs. Gardner-Webb and career-long conversions. 66-yarder in win at Rice in 2012.

-As a major college program (1953-75 and 1997-present), Marshall has back- -RB Devon Johnson reached 151 yards on 19 carries in his fi rst game as MU’s to-back 2-0 starts for only the third time in history, following that feat in 1957 running back. The last time Marshall had a player rush for more yards in the and ’58 and 1998 and ’99. opener than Johnson’s 151 was Erik Thomas with 173 vs. Howard in 1996.

-Marshall’s rushing average of 9.4 per play against URI ranks third in Herd -Attendance for the game was announced as 19,005. single-game history, behind two 2013 games – 11.9 per rush vs. UAB and 11.3 vs. Southern Miss. Marshall’s Cato Named to Watch List: Marshall senior quarterback Rakeem Cato, a 2014 Heisman Trophy, Walter Camp and Maxwell -Cato’s streak of consecutive games with a TD pass is at 34, which leads active Award candidate, was named Thursday to the watch list for the 2015 Manning FBS quarterbacks. The NCAA record belongs to Russell Wilson (N.C. State and Award. Wisconsin), with 38 from 2009-11. Oregon’s Marcus Mariota is second among current FBS quarterbacks, with 28 games after Saturday’s win over Michigan It is Cato’s fi fth national watch list mention in the current preseason. He State. also is on watch lists for the Walter Camp, Maxwell, Davey O’Brien National Quarterback and Johnny Unitas Golden Arm awards. -Cato’s 3-yard TD pass to Jean-Louis in the third quarter gives Cato 62 red zone TD passes in his career, with only one interception (in a 2013 win at Tulsa). The Manning Award is presented annually in January to college football’s top quarterback by the Allstate Sugar Bowl. Prior to the 2004 season, the -With 29 pass attempts, Cato moved to 1,448 for his career, passing Byron Manning Award was created by the Sugar Bowl in honor of the college Leftwich (1,442) for no. 2 on the Marshall career list. Chad Pennington’s 1,619 football accomplishments of Archie, Peyton and Eli Manning. It is the only attempts are the record. college football QB award that includes the candidates’ bowl performances in its balloting; therefore, it is presented annually following the completion of -Shuler has caught at least one pass in 29 straight games, dating to the 2011 the bowl season. The winner is selected by a panel of national media covering Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. college football, as well as each of the Mannings.

-Shuler’s 68 yards on three receptions moves him to 2,533 career yards, the Cato is among 32 quarterbacks on the 2014-15 Manning watch list, and one ninth player in Herd history with at least 2,500 (Mike Barber, Darius Watts, of 18 seniors. Josh Davis, Randy Moss, Tim Martin, Nate Poole Troy Brown, Cody Slate and Shuler). “This is always a great time of year with college football ramping up once again,” Archie Manning said. “We have a very strong group of 32 quarterbacks -After playing 10 redshirt or true scholarship freshmen in the opening win at on our Watch List this year and we’ve seen them all in action, but every year Miami, Holliday added eight names to that rookie participation list – receivers there are new guys who jump right in and become stars. That’s what makes Gator Green and Hyleck Foster, running back Brandon Byrd, defensive linemen college football such a wonderful sport … You never know what might Tomell One and Jerome Dews, safety Kendall Gant, linebacker Raheim Huskey happen once the teams get out on the fi eld.” and off ensive lineman Chris Huhn. This is the 11th season the Manning Award has been presented. Past winners Miami (Ohio) Notes: are: Matt Leinart, Vince Young, JaMarcus Russell, Matt Ryan, Tim Tebow, Colt -With the victory, Marshall picked up a win in its fi rst road game of the season McCoy, Cam Newton, Robert Griffi n III, and last season’s for the 13th time in the last 50 years. That includes a forfeit by Morehead State winner, Jameis Winston of Florida State. in 1976. Prior to Saturday, the last Herd road-opening win was at Clemson (13-10) in 1999. Midseason additions to the Manning Award watch list will be announced Oct. 15 and the fi nalists will be named Nov. 26. The winner is scheduled to -The Herd stopped Miami four times on fourth down (1-5 for the game), be named on Jan. 14, 2015 following the inaugural College Football Playoff making it the fi rst time Marshall had thwarted an opponent that many times Championship Game. on fourth down since Nov. 12, 2003 when MU allowed a 1-5 clip against...the RedHawks. Cato is on numerous preseason All-Conference USA lists and has been named the league’s top player by most magazines and websites. He was voted by -On off ense and defense, RB Devon Johnson, WR Angelo Jean-Louis, OG Blake C-USA coaches as the 2014 Preseason C-USA Off ensive Player of the Year. The Brooks, OG Michael Selby and DE Arnold Blackmon made their fi rst career Miami native has thrown a touchdown pass in 32 consecutive games, the starts. high for an active FBS quarterback (FBS record is 38 by Russell Wilson, 2009- 11 at N.C. State; 2011 at Wisconsin). -Ten freshmen made their debuts for Marshall in Saturday’s win at Miami. Cornerback Antavis Rowe was the fi rst true freshman to get into the game, In 39 games in three seasons, Cato has completed 886-of-1,387 passes (63.9 while redshirt freshman kicker Kaare Vedvik started the season with the percent) for 10,176 yards and 91 touchdowns. In the red zone, he has thrown game’s opening kickoff . for 58 touchdowns with only one interception. The 6-foot-1, 176-pound QB also has rushed for an additional 357 yards and 7 scores. The only rookie starter for the Herd was redshirt freshman Angelo Jean-Louis at wide receiver. Besides Rowe, two other true freshmen saw action - tight end He was the 2012 C-USA Most Valuable Player and the 2013 C-USA Off ensive Ryan Yurachek and left tackle AJ Addison, who played relief for the injured Player of the Year and is poised to break Marshall passing records held by Sebastian Johansson. The other redshirt freshmen to play were tight end Herd legends and former NFL players Chad Pennington and Byron Leftwich. Deon-Tay McManus, wideout Rodney Allen, guard Cody Collins and tackle Sandley Jean-Felix from the off ense and cornerback D’Andre “Chocolate” A website devoted to the Herd quarterback’s Heisman Trophy candidacy – Wilson from the defense. CatoIn14.com – made its debut two weeks ago.

-Cato’s streak of consecutive games with a TD pass extended to 33 on his fi rst Herd’s Cato Named to Johnny Unitas Award List: Marshall’s Rakeem touchdown pass to Eric Frohnapfel (11-yarder in the fi rst quarter), which leads Cato has added more preseason recognition to his football resume, as the active FBS quarterbacks. The NCAA record belongs to Russell Wilson (NC State Thundering Herd star is among 27 senior quarterbacks named to the 2014 and Wisconsin), with 38 from 2009-11. Oregon’s Marcus Mariota is second Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Watch List. among current FBS players, with 27 games. Cato, whose Heisman Trophy campaign – #CatoIn14 – was rolled out by -Angelo Jean-Louis’ fi rst quarter catch makes him the 25th Herd player to Marshall Athletics (CatoIn14.com website) on Tuesday, previously has been catch a Cato pass in the quarterback’s career. named to watch lists for the Maxwell, Walter Camp and Davey O’Brien National Quarterback awards. The Maxwell and Camp awards go to the -WR Tommy Shuler’s fi rst-quarter TD catch is No. 17 for his career, in sole collegiate national player of the year. possession of 14th place all-time for Herd (next on the list with 18 are Nate Poole, LaVorn Colclough and Antavious Wilson; then it skips to No. 10 Jim The Unitas Golden Arm Award goes to the nation’s top senior quarterback. Swierczek’s 22). Alabama’s AJ McCarron won the 2013 award. The award has been presented since 1987. -Cato’s three TD passes gave him 61 red zone TD passes in his career against just one interception (at Tulsa in 2013) Named for Unitas, the Baltimore Colts’ legendary Pro Football Hall of Famer, the award is presented by the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Educational -TE Eric Frohnapfel had the fi rst two TD game of his career. Foundation.

Marshall Football 2014 In addition to honoring a player with the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, the Baltimore-based foundation has awarded more than $525,000 in scholarships to deserving scholar-athletes from local area high schools both in Maryland and Kentucky (where Unitas played collegiately, at Louisville).

The 2014 Unitas Golden Arm Award will be presented Dec. 12 at the foundation’s annual dinner in Baltimore.

Cato, from Miami, enters the 2014 season as the preseason Conference USA Player of the Year after leading the Herd to a 10-4 season in 2013, capped by a Military Bowl victory over Maryland.

In 39 games in three seasons, Cato has completed 886-of-1,387 passes (63.9 percent) for 10,176 yards and 91 touchdowns. In the red zone, he has thrown for 58 touchdowns with only one interception. The 6-foot, 188-pound QB also has rushed for an additional 357 yards and 7 scores.

He was the 2012 C-USA Most Valuable Player and the 2013 C-USA Off ensive Player of the Year. Cato is poised to break MU passing records owned by Herd legends Chad Pennington and Byron Leftwich.

Marshall Launches Heisman Campaign for Rakeem Cato: With quarterback Rakeem Cato primed for his senior season and Marshall football forecast for signifi cant national attention, the Thundering Herd today launched an offi cial “CatoIn14” Heisman Trophy campaign for the MU star.

Cato enters the 2014 season as the preseason Conference USA Player of the Year after leading the Herd to a 10-4 season in 2013, capped by a Military Bowl victory over Maryland. The Herd is picked to win its fi rst C-USA title this season, and there are some forecasting a major bowl bid for Cato & Co.

The Miami native is named on numerous national award watch lists and is poised to break MU passing records owned by Herd legends Chad Pennington and Byron Leftwich.

The initial launch of the Cato campaign features the CatoIn14.com website with video highlights and features, biographical information, statistics, records and more. Along with the website, all Cato information on Twitter can be found on @HerdZone or @HerdFB.

The CatoIn14.com site features a video player that outlines one touchdown from every game during Cato’s 32-game streak of consecutive outings with a TD pass. He leads all active FBS players. The FBS record is 38 by Russell Wilson (2009-11 at N.C. State; 2011 at Wisconsin).

“What Rakeem has accomplished in his three seasons at Marshall speaks for itself,” Herd coach Doc Holliday said. “His maturing as a person and as a player is obvious to all of those in our program and those who follow the Herd closely. “He is a special player, and a big reason we are able to embrace the expectations others have for us this season. I’m sure every coach in America would love to have a leader like Rakeem on his team.”

Cato also is featured on several billboards in the Tri-State area, and there will be a special promotion dedicated to the star quarterback during one of the Herd’s home games this season. In 39 games in three seasons, Cato has hit 886-of-1,387 passes (63.9 percent) for 10,176 yards and 91 touchdowns. In the red zone, he has thrown for 58 touchdowns with only one interception. The 6-foot, 188-pound QB also has rushed for an additional 357 yards and 7 scores. He was the 2012 C-USA Most Valuable Player and the 2013 C-USA Off ensive Player of the Year.

CAREER STARTS OFFENSE TIGHT ENDS QUARTERBACKS RUNNING BACKS OFFENSIVE LINE WIDE RECEIVERS #83 Eric Frohnapfel (8) #12 Rakeem Cato (40) #8 Remi Watson (4) #60 Chris Jasperse (44) #1 Tommy Shuler (29) #47 Devon Johnson (5) #71 Sebastian Johansson (16) #4 Demetrius Evans (10) #78 Clint Van Horn (13) #81 Craig Wilkins (13) #52 Blake Brooks (5) #6 Davonte Allen (8) #54 Michael Selby (5) #15 Angelo Jean-Louis (5) #64 Trevor Mendelson (3)

DEFENSE DEFENSIVE LINE DEFENSIVE BACKS SAFETIES LINEBACKERS #11 James Rouse (25) #7 Darryl Roberts (33) #17 Taj Letman (18) #46 Jermaine Holmes (28) #40 Ra’Shawde Myers (17) #10 Corey Tindal (17) #21 Tiquan Lang (11) #43 Neville Hewitt (16) #94 Jarquez Samuel (9) #5 Keith Baxter (10) #1 A.J. Leggett (2) #22 D.J. Hunter (22) #93 Steve Dillon (2) #31 Evan McKelvey (12) #59 Gary Thompson (1) #14 Raheem Waiters (1) #90 Arnold Blackmon (3) #3 Stefan Houston (2) #13 Armonze Daniel (2)

THUNDERING HERD SPECIALISTS LONG SNAPPER KICKER PUNTER HOLDER #88 Matt Cincotta (31) #23 Justin Haig (32) #38 Tyler Williams (31) Tyler Williams (5)

Marshall Football 2014 Marshall vs. Ranked Opponents Marshall Football on National TV Since moving to Division I-A (FBS) in 1997, the Herd has enjoyed a pair of Marshall football games began appearing on local television as landmark victories against nationally-ranked opponents. The following is far back as the 1950s, however the Thundering Herd made its national the Marshall Thundering Herd’s game-by-game results against NCAA FBS television debut in the 1987 NCAA Division I-AA National Champion- opponents ranked in the Associated Press (since 1936), UPI (1950-92), CNN ship game against Northeast Louisiana. Marshall has appeared on national television (ESPN, ESPN2, (1993-96), ESPN/USA Today (1997-2004) or USA Today (since 2005) Top 25 polls ESPNU, ESPNews, ESPN3, CSTV, Fox, CBS , ABC, American Sports Net- since 1936. work) 96 times posting a record of 46-50. The following is a list of Herd Date Opponent Result national television appearances with results: 9/11/76 Miami (Ohio) W, 21-16 12/19/87 ...... NE Louisiana (ESPN) ...... L, 43-42 12/21/91 ...... YSU (CBS) ...... L, 25-17 #20 (Associated Press) 12/19/92 ...... YSU (CBS) ...... W, 31-28 12/18/93 ...... YSU (ESPN) ...... L, 17-5 8/31/95 NC State L, 16-33 12/16/95 ...... Montana (ESPN) ...... L, 22-20 12/21/96 ...... Montana (ESPN) ...... W, 49-29 #25 (CNN) 12/5/97 ...... Toledo (ESPN2) ...... W, 34-14 12/26/97 ...... Ole Miss (ESPN2) ...... L, 34-31 12/27/99 BYU (Motor City Bowl) W, 21-3 12/4/98 ...... Toledo (ESPN2) ...... W, 23-17 12/23/98 ...... Louisville (ESPN2) ...... W, 48-29 #25 (ESPN) 10/14/99 ...... Toledo (ESPN) ...... W, 38-13 11/26/99 ...... Ohio (Fox) ...... W, 34-3 9/9/00 Michigan State L, 24-34 12/3/99 ...... Western Michigan (ESPN2) ...... W, 34-30 #24/23 (Associated Press/ESPN) 12/27/99 ...... BYU (ESPN2) ...... W, 21-3 9/9/00 ...... Michigan St. (ESPN)...... L, 34-24 9/1/01 Florida L, 14-49 10/5/00 ...... Western Michigan (ESPN) ...... L, 30-10 12/2/00 ...... Western Michigan(ABC) ...... W, 19-14 #1 (Associated Press/ESPN) 12/27/00 ...... Cincinnati (ESPN2) ...... W, 25-14 9/1/01 ...... Florida (ESPN2) ...... L, 49-14 9/12/02 Virginia Tech L, 21-47 11/30/01 ...... Toledo (ESPN) ...... L, 41-36 12/19/01 ...... East Carolina (ESPN2) ...... W, 64-61 #7 (Associated Press/ESPN) 9/12/02 ...... Virginia Tech (ESPN) ...... L, 47-21 9/20/02 ...... UCF (ESPN2) ...... W, 26-21 9/6/03 Tennessee L, 24-34 11/12/02 ...... Miami (ESPN) ...... W, 36-34 11/30/02 ...... Ball State (ESPN2) ...... W, 38-14 #11 (Associated Press/#12 (ESPN) 12/7/02 ...... Toledo (ESPN2) ...... W, 49-45 12/18/02 ...... Louisville (ESPN2) ...... W, 38-15 9/20/03 Kansas State W, 27-20 9/6/03 ...... Tennessee (ESPN2) ...... L, 34-24 #6 (Associated Press/ESPN) 9/12/03 ...... Toledo (ESPN) ...... L, 24-17 9/13/03 ...... Kansas State (Fox Sports Net) ...... W, 27-20 9/11/04 Ohio State L, 21-24 11/12/03 ...... Miami (ESPN2) ...... L, 45-6 11/19/03 ...... UCF (ESPN2) ...... W, 21-7 #9 (Associated Press/ESPN) 9/11/04 ...... Ohio State (ABC) ...... L, 24-21 9/29/04 ...... Miami (ESPN2) ...... W, 33-25 9/18/04 Georgia L, 3-13 11/5/04 ...... Akron (ESPN2) ...... L, 31-28 12/23/04 ...... Cincinnati (ESPN) ...... L, 32-14 #3 (Associated Press/ESPN) 9/10/05 ...... Kansas State (ESPN2) ...... L, 21-19 10/1/05 ...... SMU (CSTV) ...... W, 16-13 (OT) 10/7/05 Virginia Tech L, 14-41 10/8/05 ...... Virginia Tech (ESPN2) ...... L, 41-14 10/15/05 ...... UAB (CSTV on i) ...... W, 20-19 #3 (Associated Press/ESPN) 10/22/05 ...... UTEP (CSTV on i) ...... L, 31-3 10/29/05 ...... Tulane (CSTV) ...... W, 27-26 9/2/06 West Virginia L, 10-42 11/8/05 ...... Southern Miss (ESPN2) ...... L, 27-24 (OT) #5 (Associated Press/ESPN) 11/26/05 ...... Memphis (CSTV) ...... L, 26-3 9/16/06 ...... Kansas State (FSN) ...... L, 23-7 9/23/06 Tennessee L, 7-33 10/4/06 ...... UCF (ESPN2) ...... L, 23-22 11/4/06 ...... Tulane (CSTV) ...... W, 42-21 #15 (Associated Press/ESPN) 11/25/06 ...... Southern Miss (CSTV) ...... L, 42-7 8/1/07 ...... Miami (Fla.) (ESPNU) ...... L, 31-3 9/8/07 West Virginia L, 23-48 8/8/07 ...... West Virginia (ESPN2) ...... L, 48-23 10/2/07 ...... Memphis (ESPN2) ...... L, 24-21 #3 (Associated Press/ESPN) 10/21/07 ...... Southern Miss (ESPN) ...... L, 33-24 10/27/07 ...... Rice (CSTV) ...... W, 34-21 9/6/08 Wisconsin L, 14-51 10/3/08 ...... Cincinnati (ESPN) ...... L, 33-10 10/28/08 ...... Houston (ESPN2) ...... W, 37-23 #11 (Associated Press) 11/8/2008 ...... East Carolina (CBSSN) ...... L, 19-16 (OT) 11/22/2008 ...... Rice (CBSSN) ...... L, 35-10 9/12/09 Virginia Tech L, 52-10 10/24/2009 ...... East Carolina (CBSSN) ...... L, 21-17 #14/#15 (Associated Press/ESPN) 11/1/2009 ...... UCF (ESPN) ...... L, 21-20 12/26/2009 ...... Ohio (ESPN) ...... W, 21-17 9/2/10 Ohio State L, 7-45 9/2/2010 ...... Ohio State (Big Ten) ...... L, 45-7 9/10/2010 ...... West Virginia (ESPN) ...... L, 24-21 (OT) #2 (Associated Press/ESPN) 10/2/2010 ...... Southern Miss (CBSSN) ...... L, 41-16 10/13/2010 ...... UCF (ESPN) ...... L, 35-14 9/10/10 West Virginia L, 24-21 OT 11/27/2010 ...... Tulane (CBSSN) ...... W, 38-23 9/4/2011 ...... West Virginia (ESPN) ...... L, 34-13 #22/#23 (Associated Press/ESPN) 9/10/2011 ...... Southern Miss (CSS) ...... W, 26-20 9/17/2011 ...... Ohio (ESPN3) ...... L, 44-7 9/4/11 West Virginia L, 34-13 9/24/2011 ...... Virginia Tech (CBSSN) ...... L, 30-10 11/12/2011 ...... Tulsa (Fox Sports Net) ...... L, 59-17 #24 (Associated Press/USA Today) 11/17/2011 ...... Memphis (Fox Sports Net) ...... W, 23-22 11/26/2011 ...... East Carolina (CBSSN) ...... W, 34-27 (OT) 9/24/11 Virginia Tech L, 30-10 12/20/2011 ...... FIU (ESPN) ...... W, 20-10 #13/#11 (Associated Press/USA Today) 9/1/2012 ...... West Virginia (FX) ...... L, 69-34 9/8/2012 ...... Western Carolina (FCS) ...... W, 52-24 10/22/11 Houston L, 63-28 9/29/2012 ...... Purdue (Big Ten) ...... L, 51-41 10/6/2012 ...... Tulsa (CBSSN) ...... L, 45-38 #21/20 (Associated Press/USA Today) 10/20/2012 ...... Southern Miss (CBSSN) ...... W, 59-24 10/27/2012 ...... UCF (CBSSN) ...... L, 54-17 9/1/12 West Virginia L, 69-34 11/23/2012 ...... East Carolina (CBSSN) ...... L, 65-59 (2OT) 8/31/2013 ...... Miami (Ohio) (CBSSN) ...... W, 52-14 #11/11 (Associated Press/USA Today) 9/14/2013 ...... Ohio (ESPNews) ...... L, 34-31 9/21/2013 ...... Virginia Tech (ESPNU) ...... L, 29-21 (3OT) 10/12/2013 ...... Florida Atlantic (FCS) ...... W, 24-23 10/24/2013 ...... Middle Tennessee (FS1) ...... L, 51-49 11/2/2013 ...... Southern Miss (CBSSN) ...... W, 61-13 11/14/2013 ...... Tulsa (FS1) ...... W, 45-34 11/23/2013 ...... Florida International (FCS) ...... W, 48-10 11/29/2013 ...... East Carolina (CBSSN) ...... W, 59-28 12/7/2013 ...... Rice (ESPN2) ...... L, 41-24 12/27/2013 ...... Maryland (ESPN) ...... W, 31-20 8/31/2014 ...... Miami (Ohio) (ESPN3) ...... W, 42-27 9/6/2014 ...... Rhode Island (American Sports Network) ...... W, 48-7 9/13/2014 ...... Ohio (CBSSN) ...... W, 44-14 9/20/2014 ...... Akron (ESPN3) ...... W, 48-17 10/4/2014 ...... Old Dominion (Fox Sports Net) ...... W, 56-14

Marshall Football 2014 Rakeem Cato’s Career Rankings Rakeem Cato’s Single-Season Rankings Passes A empted Passes A empted 1. 1,619 Chad Pennington 1995-99 1. 622 1987 2. 1,531 Rakeem Cato 2011-present 2. 584 Rakeem Cato 2012 3. 1,442 Byron Le wich 1998-02 3. 499 Rakeem Cato 2013 4. 1,108 1989-92 4. 491 Byron Le wich 2002 5. 1,059 1982-85 5. 470 Byron Le wich 2001 6. 912 Todd Donnan 1991-94 6. 457 Byron Le wich 2000 7. 873 John Gregory 1986-89 7. 432 Chad Pennington 1998 8. 849 Brian Anderson 2007-10 8. 428 Chad Pennington 1997 9. 831 Tony Petersen 1986-87 9. 415 Michael Payton 1992 10. 803 Bernard Morris 2004-07 10. 411 Carl Fodor 1984 Passes Completed Passes Completed 1. 1,026 Chad Pennington 1995-99 1. 408 Rakeem Cato 2012 2. 973 Rakeem Cato 2011-present 2. 340 Tony Petersen 1987 3. 939 Byron Le wich 1998-02 3. 331 Byron Le wich 2002 4. 689 Michael Payton 1989-92 4. 315 Byron Le wich 2001 5. 542 Todd Donnan 1991-94 5. 298 Rakeem Cato 2013 6. 521 Carl Fodor 1982-85 6. 279 Chad Pennington 1998 7. 486 John Gregory 1986-89 ( e) 279 Byron Le wich 2000 8. 483 Brian Anderson 2007-10 8. 275 Chad Pennington 1999 ( e) 483 Bernard Morris 2004-07 9. 268 Michael Payton 1992 10. 440 Tony Petersen 1986-87 10. 253 Bernard Morris 2007 ( e) 253 Chad Pennington 1997 Passing Yards 1. 13,143 Chad Pennington 1995-99 Passing Yards 2. 11,903 Byron Le wich 1998-02 1. 4,902 Tony Petersen 1987 3. 11,537 Rakeem Cato 2011-present 2. 4,268 Byron Le wich 2002 4. 9,411 Michael Payton 1989-92 3. 4,201 Rakeem Cato 2012 5. 7,050 Todd Donnan 1991-94 4. 4,132 Byron Le wich 2001 6. 7,020 John Gregory 1986-89 5. 3,916 Rakeem Cato 2013 7. 6,655 Carl Fodor 1982-85 6. 3,799 Chad Pennington 1999 8. 6,501 Tony Petersen 1986-87 7. 3,610 Michael Payton 1992 9. 5,616 Bernard Morris 2004-07 8. 3,480 Chad Pennington 1997 10. 5,403 Brian Anderson 2007-10 9. 3,419 Chad Pennington 1998 10. 3,407 1996 Touchdown Passes 1. 115 Chad Pennington 1995-99 Touchdown Passes 2. 103 Rakeem Cato 2011-present 1. 39 Rakeem Cato 2013 3. 89 Byron Le wich 1998-02 ( e) 39 Chad Pennington 1997 4. 69 Michael Payton 1989-92 3. 38 Byron Le wich 2001 5. 61 Todd Donnan 1991-94 4. 37 Rakeem Cato 2012 6. 51 John Gregory 1986-89 ( e) 37 Chad Pennington 1999 7. 43 Tony Petersen 1986-87 6. 35 Eric Kresser 1996 8. 39 Carl Fodor 1982-85 ( e) 35 Tony Petersen 1987 9. 38 Stan Hill 2001-04 8. 33 Todd Donnan 1994 10. 37 Brian Anderson 2007-10 9. 31 Michael Payton 1992 10. 30 Byron Le wich 2002 Total Off ense 1. 13,048 Chad Pennington 1995-99 Total Off ense 2. 12,089 Rakeem Cato 2011-present 1. 4,737 Tony Petersen 1987 3. 12,084 Byron Le wich 1998-02 2. 4,267 Byron Le wich 2002 4. 9,704 Michael Payton 1989-92 3. 4,232 Rakeem Cato 2012 5. 7,057 Todd Donnan 1991-94 4. 4,224 Byron Le wich 2001 6. 6,720 John Gregory 1986-89 5. 4,210 Rakeem Cato 2013 7. 6,705 Bernard Morris 2004-07 6. 3,902 Chad Pennington 1999 8. 6,377 Carl Fodor 1982-85 7. 3,744 Michael Payton 1992 9. 6,268 Tony Petersen 1986-87 8. 3,637 Bernard Morris 2007 10. 5,924 Chris Parker 1991-95 9. 3,491 Michael Payton 1991 10. 3,421 Chad Pennington 1997 Pass Comple on Percentage (Min. 300 a empts) 1. 65.1 Byron Le wich (1998-02) 939-1442 Pass Comple on Percentage (Min. 100 a empts) 2. 63.6 Rakeem Cato (2011-present) 955-1508 1. 69.6 Stan Hill (2003) 133-191 3. 63.4 Chad Pennington (1995-99) 1026-1619 2. 69.5 Rakeem Cato (2012) 406-584 4. 62.2 Michael Payton (1989-92) 689-1108 3. 67.9 Chad Pennington (1999) 275-405 5. 62.1 Stan Hill (2001-04) 420-676 4. 67.4 Byron Le wich (2002) 331-491 6. 60.3 Eric Kresser (1996) 226-375 5. 67.0 Byron Le wich (2001) 315-470 7. 60.1 Bernard Morris (2004-07) 483-803 6. 66.1 Graham Gochneaur (2003) 121-183 8. 59.4 Todd Donnan (1991-94) 542-912 7. 64.6 Chad Pennington (1998) 279-432 9. 56.8 Brian Anderson (2007-) 483-849 ( e) 64.6 Michael Payton (1992) 268-415 10. 55.7 John Gregory (1986-89) 486-873 9. 64.2 Michael Payton (1991) 222-346 10. 63.7 Todd Donnan (1994) 239-375

Marshall Football 2014 Marshall Career Receiving Records Marshall’s Single-Season Receiving Records Recep ons Recep ons No. Rec. Player Seasons 1. 110 Tommy Shuler 2012 1. 306 Josh Davis 2001-04 2. 106 Mike Barber 1987 2. 272 Darius Wa s 2000-03 ( e) 106 Tommy Shuler 2013 3. 256 Tommy Shuler 2011-present 4. 101 Troy Brown 1992 4. 249 Mike Barber 1985-88 5. 96 Sean Doctor (TE) 1987 5. 221 Tim Mar n 1993-96 6. 91 Darius Wa s 2001 6. 212 Nate Poole 1997-2000 7. 90 Randy Moss 1997 8. 86 Josh Davis 2004 7. 199 Cody Slate (TE) 2006-09 ( e) 86 Denero Marrio 2002 8. 187 Antavious Wilson 2009-12 10. 79 Josh Davis 2001 9. 176 “Li le” Ricky Carter 1992-95 ( e) 79 Mike Barber 1988 10. 168 John “Fuzzy” Filliez 1973-76 12. 78 Randy Moss 1996 ( e) 168 Randy Moss 1996-97 13. 75 Josh Davis 2002 12. 165 Aaron Dobson 2009-12 14. 74 Tim Mar n 1996 ( e) 147 Sean Doctor (TE) 1987-88 ( e) 74 LaVorn Colclough 1997 14. 143 Denero Marrio 1999-2002 16. 71 Nate Poole 1999 15. 142 LaVorn Colclough 1995-98 ( e) 71 Darius Wa s 2002 16. 139 Troy Brown 1991-92 18. 70 Nate Poole 2000 17. 113 Jim Cure 1962-64 19. 69 Ricky Carter 1993 ( e) 113 Jim Swierczek 1951-53 ( e) 69 Antavious Wilson 2012 19. 110 Andre Motley 1988-90 21. 67 Tim Mar n 1994 20. 109 Mike Bartrum (TE) 1988-92 22. 66 LaVorn Colclough 1997 21. 106 Lanier Washington 1997-2000 ( e) 66 Josh Davis 2003 ( e) 106 Ron Darby (RB) 1986-89 ( e) 66 Cody Slate (TE) 2007 ( e) 106 Brian Swisher 1982-85 25. 64 Mike Barber 1986 24. 103 Orlando Hatche (RB) 1989-1992 26. 62 Mike Bartrum (TE) 1992 25. 102 David Foye 1997-2000 ( e) 62 Brian Dowler 1991 28. 60 Antavious Wilson 2009 26. 101 Tim Lewis 1982-85 ( e) 59 Andre Motley 1989 RB record 56 Ahmad Bradshaw 2005 Receiving Yards No. Yards Player Seasons Receiving Yards 1. 4,262 Mike Barber 1985-88 1. 1,757 Mike Barber 1987 2. 4,031 Darius Wa s 2000-03 2. 1,709 Randy Moss 1996 3. 3,889 Josh Davis 2001-04 3. 1,654 Troy Brown 1992 4. 3,467 Randy Moss 1996-97 4. 1,647 Randy Moss 1997 5. 2,886 Tim Mar n 1993-96 5. 1,417 Darius Wa s 2001 6. 2,840 Nate Poole 1997-99 6. 1,372 Sean Doctor 1987 7. 2,753 Tommy Shuler 2011-present 7. 1,325 Mike Barber 1988 8. 2,746 Troy Brown 1991-92 8. 1,197 Brian Dowler 1991 9. 2,619 Cody Slate (TE) 2006-09 9. 1,191 Josh Davis 2002 10. 2,398 Aaron Dobson 2009-12 10. 1,180 Mike Barber 1986 11. 2,269 Antavious Wilson 2009-12 11. 1,165 Tommy Shuler 2013 12. 2,157 “Li le” Ricky Carter 1992-95 12. 1,138 Tommy Shuler 2012 13. 2,100 Sean Doctor (TE) 1987-88 13. 1,122 Nate Poole 1999 14. 1,954 John “Fuzzy” Filliez 1973-76 14. 1,030 Darius Wa s 2002 15. 1,805 Denero Marrio 2000-02 15. 993 Denero Marrio 2002 16. 968 Darius Wa s 2003 16. 1,710 Bruce Hammond 1985-88 17. 961 Josh Davis 2001 17. 1,681 LaVorn Colclough 1995-98 18. 946 LaVorn Colclough 1997 18. 1,664 Andre Motley 1988-90 19. 945 Darius Passmore 2008 19. 1,617 Brian Swisher 1982-85 20. 914 Josh Davis 2004 20. 1,610 Jim Swierczek 1951-53 21. 908 Andre Motley 1989 21. 1,596 Jim Cure 1962-64 22. 889 Tim Mar n 1994 22. 1,557 Brian Dowler 1990-91 23. 868 Tim Mar n 1996 23. 1,464 Ricardo Clark 1988-91 24. 823 Josh Davis 2003 24. 1,444 Will Brown 1990-93 25. 821 Keith Baxter Sr. 1987 25. 1,419 Tim Lewis 1982-85 ( e) 821 Gator Hoskins (TE) 2013 26. 1,403 James Williams 1998-99 Touchdown Recep ons Touchdown Recep ons 1. 28 Randy Moss 1996 No. Rec. Player Seasons 2. 25 Randy Moss 1997 1. 53 Randy Moss 1996-97 3. 18 Darius Wa s 2001 2. 47 Darius Wa s 2000-03 4. 16 Troy Brown 1992 3. 28 Gator Hoskins (TE) 2010-13 5. 15 Gator Hoskins (TE) 2013 4. 26 Mike Barber 1985-88 6. 13 James Williams 1999 5. 24 Troy Brown 1991-92 ( e) 13 Brian Dowler 1991 8. 12 Aaron Dobson 2011 ( e) 24 Aaron Dobson 2009-12 ( e) 12 Darius Wa s 2002 7. 23 Cody Slate (TE) 2006-09 ( e) 12 Keith Baxter Sr. 1987 ( e) 23 Josh Davis 2001-04 11. 11 Darius Wa s 2003 ( e) 23 Tim Mar n 1993-95 ( e) 11 Mike Barber 1987 10. 22 Jim Swierczek 1951-53 13. 10 Tim Mar n 1994 11. 20 Tommy Shuler 2011-present ( e) 10 Shawn Goodwyn 1994 12. 18 Nate Poole 1997-2000 ( e) 10 Gator Hoskins (TE) 2012 ( e) 18 LaVorn Colclough 1995-97 ( e) 10 Tommy Shuler 2013 ( e) 18 Antavious Wilson 2009-12 17. 9 Antavious Wilson 2012 15. 16 Sean Doctor (TE) 1987-88 ( e) 9 Denero Marrio 2001 16. 15 Brian Dowler 1990-91 ( e) 9 Nate Poole 1999 ( e) 15 Keith Baxter Sr. 1984-87 ( e) 9 LaVorn Colclough 1997 ( e) 15 James Williams 1998-99 ( e) 9 Mike Bartrum (TE) 1992 19. 14 John “Fuzzy” Filliez 1973-76 ( e) 9 Andre Motley 1989 20. 13 “Li le” Ricky Carter 1992-95 ( e) 9 Sean Doctor (TE) 1987 21. 12 Andre’ Motley 1988-90 ( e) 9 Jim Swierczek 1951 22. 11 Eric Ihnat (TE) 1987-90 25. 8 Cody Slate (TE) 2008 ( e) 11 Bruce Hammond 1985-88 ( e) 8 Denero Marrio 2002 ( e) 11 Brian Swisher 1982-85 ( e) 8 Troy Brown 1991 25. 10 Jerrald Long 1996-98 ( e) 8 Mike Barber 1988 ( e) 10 Shawn Goodwyn 1992-94 ( e) 10 Mike Bartrum (TE) 1988-92 ( e) 10 Ricardo Clark 1988-91

Marshall Football 2014 THE LAST MEETING...

2014 Season Superlatives Marshall Drops Heartbreaker in Final Seconds Overall Record ...... 5-0 Oct. 24, 2013 Current Streak ...... W-6 C-USA Record ...... 1-0 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Finding itself in a back-and-forth battle on the road, Division Record ...... 1-0 Marshall suffered a last-second loss to Middle Tennessee, 51-49, in its fi rst-ever trip Non-Conference Record ...... 4-0 to Floyd Stadium on Thursday night. Home Record ...... 2-0 With the loss, the Thundering Herd dropped to 4-3 overall on the year and lost its Current Home Streak ...... W-10 fi rst Conference USA game of the year, now sitting with a 2-1 conference record. Road Record ...... 3-0 The Blue Raiders improved to 4-4 on the season and are now 2-2 in league play. Current Road Streak ...... W-3 Day Games ...... 4-0 The Blue Raiders got on the board fi rst on a 16-yard touchdown pass from Logan Night Games ...... 1-0 Kilgore to Kyle Griswould, putting Middle Tennessee ahead 7-0, with 11:03 Natural Grass ...... 0-0 remaining in the fi rst quarter. Artifi cial Turf ...... 5-0 After going three-and-out on the fi rst drive of the night, the Herd answered with MU wins Coin Toss ...... 4-0 a score of its own with 8:47 to play in the fi rst. A 39-yard touchdown toss from MU loses Coin Toss ...... 1-0 junior Rakeem Cato (Miami, Fla.) to redshirt junior Jazz King (Duncan, S.C.) tied MU leads after 1st Quarter ...... 5-0 the score at 7. MU trails after 1st Quarter ...... 0-0 MU leads at Halftime ...... 5-0 The grab by King extended Cato’s streak of 25 straight games with a touchdown MU trails at Halftime ...... 0-0 pass, just one game shy of the Marshall record of 26, set by Chad Pennington in the MU leads after 3rd Quarter ...... 5-0 1997 and 1998 seasons. MU trails after 3rd Quarter ...... 0-0 A costly combination of a turnover and a personal foul on a Marshall punt return In August ...... 1-0 gave the Blue Raiders possession at the Marshall 17-yard line, but the Herd defense In September ...... 4-0 did not buckle as it intercepted a pass in the end zone to regain possession in a tie In October ...... 0-0 ballgame. The pick helped Marshall record its 11th of the season. In November ...... 0-0 In December ...... 0-0 Unable to capitalize on the interception, the Marshall special teams unit took the vs. Top 25 teams ...... 0-0 fi eld and was bested by the Middle Tennessee unit as an unblocked man blocked the vs. unranked teams ...... 5-0 Herd’s punt and was recovered for a touchdown as the Blue Raiders to a 14-7 lead With 100-yard rusher ...... 5-0 with 55:13 remaining in the fi rst. vs. 100-yard rusher ...... 1-0 Marshall did not wait long to respond and retie the game as a ten play, 80-yard drive With 300-yard passer ...... 1-0 was capped off with a one-yard touchdown run from Essray Taliafero (Washington, vs. 300-yard passer ...... 1-0 D.C.) to make it a 14-14 game with 14:47 left until half time. When MU scores fi rst ...... 5-0 When Opp. scores fi rst ...... 0-0 With 7:12 remaining in the second half, senior Brandon Sparrow (Bedford, Va.) forced a Blue Raiders fumble that was recovered by Marshall to give the Herd On Big Ten Network ...... 0-0 possession at the Middle Tennessee 37-yard line. Marshall made sure to capitalize On ESPN ...... 0-0 as Hoskins reeled in a six-yard touchdown pass from Cato to put the Herd on top On ESPN2 ...... 0-0 21-14 with 3:57 until the half to give Marshall its fi rst lead of the game. On ESPN3 ...... 2-0 On ESPNU ...... 0-0 Middle Tennessee would rebound on its home fi eld before the half as Kilgore found On ESPNews...... 0-1 Christian Collis in the left side of the end zone for a 16-yard touchdown hookup to On CBS Sports Network ...... 1-0 tie the game at 21 with 27 seconds to play until halftime. On CSS ...... 0-0 Back out for the second half, Middle Tennessee put together a touchdown drive to On Fox Sports Net ...... 1-0 open the second half just 2:23 into the third quarter. The drive gave the Blue Raiders On FX ...... 0-0 two-straight touchdown drives, putting them out front 28-21. On Fox College Sports ...... 0-0 On Fox Sports 1 ...... 0-0 A fi ve-play drive that took merely 1:23 off of the clock allowed Marshall to retie the On American Sports Network ...... 1-0 game, this time at 28 with 11:14 to play in the third. The back-and-forth scoring continued in the third quarter as Middle Tennessee regained the lead on a one-yard quarterback keeper up the middle to go up 35-28 2014 Conference USA Standings Conf. Overall with 9:37 remaining in the third quarter. EAST DIVISION W L W L A 37-yard fi eld goal at the 3:54 mark of the third quarter helped the Blue Raiders Middle Tennessee 3 0 4 2 attain the largest lead of the game and hold a 38-28 advantage over the Herd. FIU 2 0 3 3 Marshall 1 0 5 0 Marshall showed fi ght while facing a double-digit defi cit as the Herd returned the UAB 1 1 3 2 following kickoff 81 yards to give the offense a short fi eld. Cato found a wide open Florida Atlantic 1 1 2 4 Tommy Shuler (Miami, Fla.) in the right side of the end zone to cut the Blue Raiders Old Dominion 1 2 3 3 lead to three. With 2:39 left in the third, the Floyd Stadium scoreboard read 38-35 WKU 0 2 2 3 in favor of Middle Tennessee.

WEST DIVISION W L W L Looking to keep the visitors in the rear-view mirror, the Blue Raiders scored on Louisiana Tech 2 0 3 3 a six-yard touchdown pass to make it 45-35 with 13:17 remaining in the contest. Rice 1 1 2 3 A one-yard rushing score courtesy of redshirt sophomore Kevin Grooms North Texas 0 1 2 3 (Hollywood, Fla.) brought Marshall back within three and with 8:17 remaining in UTEP 0 1 2 3 the game, the Blue Raiders led 45-42. UTSA 0 1 1 3 Southern Miss 0 2 2 4 Poised for their second road comeback in as many games, the Herd faced a short fi eld courtesy of a punt return to midfi eld. Marshall took the ball 44 yards in eight UPCOMING CONFERENCE USA SCHEDULE (all times ET) plays and into the end zone on a two-yard scamper from Taliaferro to put his squad up 49-45 with just 2:29 remaining in the game. Saturday, Oct. 11 Middle Tennessee at Marshall, 12 p.m. (FSN) With the pressure now on Middle Tennessee, the Blue Raiders delivered with a 13 Rice at Army, 12 p.m. (CBSSN) play drive that went 79 yards and ended with a nine-yard touchdown pass from North Texas at UAB, 3:30 p.m. (ASN) Kilgore to Tavarres Jefferson as the clock read zero, handing Marshall a 51-49 road FIU at UTSA, 7 p.m. (FCS) defeat at the buzzer. Old Dominion at UTEP, 8 p.m. (ASN) In a game that saw four ties and seven lead changes, Middle Tennessee got the last word as the Blue Raiders posted 585 total yards to 448 from the Marshall offense. 235 of those 448 yards came through the air for the Herd with the remaining 213 coming on the ground. With the Thursday night win, Middle Tennessee closed the gap on the series history as Marshall now leads 2-1, with the Herd having lost at Floyd Stadium in its fi rst attempt.

Marshall Football 2014 Doc Holliday Head Coach - Fifth Season (32-24 overall, 21-12 C-USA) Marshall University Director of Athletics Mike Hamrick introduced Doc Holliday as the Thundering Herd’s 29th head football coach on Dec. 17, 2009. In four seasons, Holliday has returned the Thundering Herd program to national attention. Holliday, a Hurricane, W.Va., native, is widely regarded as one of the top recruiters in the nation. He has more than 30 years of collegiate coaching experience, including previous stops at Florida, NC State and West Virginia. In 2013, Holliday took the Herd where it hadn’t been in its previous eight years in Conference USA … nine regular-season victories, seven league wins and a berth in the C-USA title game, mostly on the strength of an unblemished 6-0 mark at home for the fi rst time since 2002. The Herd earned a bid to the Military Bowl, where it toppled Big Ten-bound Maryland, 31- 20 – one of only two bowl victories by teams from non-AQ BCS conference teams over BCS league schools in the 2013 postseason. In fi nishing 10-4, Marshall boasted the best (scoring) defensive turnaround in the nation (19.9 fewer points allowed per game than in 2012), and junior quarterback Rakeem Cato was named the C-USA Off ensive Player of the Year while nickel back Corey Tindal was the co-Freshman of the Year. Tight end Gator Hoskins was selected for the Senior Bowl, the fourth Holliday-coached player to make the Mobile, Ala., game in four MU seasons. Holliday’s team had 16 All-C-USA selections (fi rst and second team and honorable mention) and fi ve C-USA All-Freshman Team selections. During his time in Huntington, Holliday’s teams have consistently improved as the season stretches into the winter months. The Herd is 15-5 under Holliday after Oct. 28, including an eye-popping 10-0 mark in the friendly confi nes of Joan C. Edwards Stadium. In 2012, Marshall’s off ense enjoyed a record-setting season, leading the nation in passing yardage and completions, while setting a school record in total off ense per game. The unit also fi nished second in fi rst downs per game and third down conversion percentage. In C-USA, Marshall led in scoring off ense (40.9), total off ense (534.2), passing off ense (365.1), pass effi ciency (147.7), fi rst downs (29.4) and third down conversions (54.6). Due in large part to these accomplishments, Cato was named Conference USA’s Most Valuable Player, while running back Kevin Grooms was named C-USA Freshman of the Year. In 2011, the Herd went 7-6 against the 16th-toughest schedule in the nation, a slate that was ranked second among non-BCS schools. Two of those victories came against eventual C-USA champion Southern Miss and Big East co-champ Louisville, the latter coming on the road for the program’s fi rst non-conference road win since the early 2000s. Marshall also won fi ve Conference USA games, the most for the program since it joined the league in 2005. Holliday also mentored All-American defensive end Vinny Curry, who was named the league’s Defensive Player of the Year. His fi rst Herd squad won four of its last fi ve games in 2010 and featured two fi rst-team All-Conference USA performers in Curry and linebacker Mario Harvey. Marshall got it done in the classroom as well, as tight end Lee Smith was named to C-USA’s All-Academic Team and the squad, as a whole, was recognized by the Coaches Association (AFCA) for its outstanding graduation rate. The Herd was one of just 15 schools in major college football to have a graduation rate of 90 percent or better based on the NCAA’s Graduation Success Rate formula. During his coaching career, Holliday has coached in 23 bowl games, three national championship games and coached 11 players that have gone on to the National Football League. He has also coached fi ve All- Americans and 27 student-athletes that have earned all-conference or All-East honors. Holliday was a three-year letter-winner at linebacker at West Virginia (1976-78) and has earned bachelor’s (1979) and master’s (1981) degrees from WVU. He won a state high school wrestling title at 175 pounds (all divisions) in 1975 at Hurricane. Holliday and his wife, Diana, have four children - Meghan, Cade, Chase and Cody.

Marshall Football 2014 2014 Marshall Football Fall Roster 1 Tommy Shuler 5-7 188 WR SR Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 1 A.J. Legge 6-0 185 S RS SO Miami, Fla. (South Miami) 2 Hyleck Foster 5-10 183 WR FR Gaff fney, S.C. (Gaff ney) 3 Stefan Houston 6-3 210 LB SO Clarksburg, Md. (Fork Union) 4 Demetrius Evans 5-11 199 WR RS SR Belle Glade, Fla. (Glades Central) 5 Keith Baxter 6-0 192 DB RS JR Homestead, Fla. (Homestead) 5 Donquell Green 5-8 152 WR FR Waynesboro, Ga. (Burke County) 6 Neville Hewi 6-2 219 LB SR Conyers, Ga. (Rockdale County) 6 Davonte Allen 6-2 200 WR RS JR Belle Glade, Fla. (Glades Central) 7 Darryl Roberts 6-0 182 DB RS SR Lakeland, Fla. (Lakeland) 8 Remi Watson 5-11 190 RB RS JR Lakeland, Fla. (Lake Gibson) 9 Jus n Hunt 6-3 194 WR SO Memphis, Tenn. (Whitehaven) 10 Corey Tindal 5-9 179 DB RS SO Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Atlanta Sports Aca.) 10 Gunnar Holcombe 6-3 202 QB RS SO Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (University School) 11 Michael Birdsong 6-5 239 QB JR Matoaca, Va. (James Madison) 11 James Rouse 6-5 271 DL RS SR Harrisonburg, Va. (Harrisonburg) 12 Rakeem Cato 6-1 176 QB SR Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 13 Cole Garvin 6-1 212 QB FR Tyrone, Ga. (Sandy Creek) 13 Armonze Daniel 6-4 238 DL RS JR Avon, Ind. (Avon) 14 Raheem Waiters 6-1 217 LB SR Quincy, W.Va. (Riverside) 15 Angelo Jean-Louis 6-0 176 WR RS FR Wellington, Fla. (Fork Union) 16 Deon-Tay McManus 6-2 227 WR RS FR Bal more, Md. (Atlanta Sports Aca.) 17 Taj Letman 6-2 183 S RS JR Elberton, Ga. (Elbert County) 18 D’Andre Wilson 5-10 169 DB RS FR Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Myrtle Beach) 18 Assani Mudimbi 5-10 188 RB RS JR Silver Spring, Md. (Rhode Island) 19 Deandre Reaves 5-10 175 WR RS JR Sterling, Va. (Dominion) 19 Mark Shaver 5-10 175 DB RS FR Hun ngton, W.Va. (Hun ngton) 20 Steward Butler 5-9 185 RB RS JR Lakeland, Fla. (Lakeland) 21 Tiquan Lang 5-8 177 S SO Valdosta, Ga. (Lowndes) 22 D.J. Hunter 6-0 214 LB RS JR Middletown, Ohio (Middletown) 23 Jus n Haig 5-8 176 K RS SR Delray Beach, Fla. (American Heritage) 24 Michael Johnson 5-9 160 DB SO Miami, Fla. (Booker T. Washington) 25 Kaleb Harris 6-3 213 LB FR Creston, Ohio (Norwayne) 26 Kendall Gant 6-3 196 S FR Lakeland, Fla. (Lake Gibson) 27 Tony Pi man 5-10 204 RB RS FR Hampton, Va. (Phoebus) 28 Corie Wilson 5-9 168 S RS JR Miami, Fla. (Edison) 29 Antavis Rowe 5-10 158 DB FR Atlanta, Ga. (Washington) 30 Kaare Vedvik 6-4 199 K RS FR Stavanger, Norway (McPherson (Kan.)) 31 Evan McKelvey 6-2 208 LB RS JR Moncks Corner, S.C. (Berkeley) 32 LaDerrick Hammond 6-2 177 S FR Louisville, Ga. (Jeff erson County) 33 Brandon Byrd 6-0 197 RB RS FR Gibsonton, Fla. (East Bay) 34 Rodney Allen 5-11 175 WR RS FR Dallas, Tx. (Lincoln) 34 David Gaydosz 5-11 190 RB RS FR Ona, W.Va. (Coastal Carolina) 35 Jerome Dews 6-4 190 DL FR Oxon Hill, Md. (Potomac) 35 Kevin Rodriguez 5-8 191 RB SR Linden, N.J. (Linden) 36 Cody Carter 5-10 176 DB RS SO Barboursville, W.Va. (Cabell Midland) 36 Jamon Cofi eld 5-11 190 RB FR Chan lly, Va. (Paul VI Catholic) 37 Chase Hancock 6-2 200 S FR Daniels, W.Va. (Woodrow Wilson) 38 Tyler Williams 6-0 194 P JR Fort Wayne, Ind. (R. Nelson Snider) 39 Amoreto Curraj 6-2 202 K SO Tampa, Fla. (Leto) 40 Ra’Shawde Myers 6-5 252 DL RS SR Cocoa, Fla. (Cocoa) 41 Ryan Riedel 6-1 266 DL RS SO Hun ngton, W.Va. (Cabell Midland) 42 Blaine Thompson 5-9 180 LB RS FR Mt. Pleasant, S.C. (Wando) 44 Donaldven Manning 5-10 172 DB RS SO Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 45 Raheim Huskey 6-2 209 LB RS FR Gaff ney, S.C. (Gaff ney) 46 Jermaine Holmes 5-11 232 LB SR Valdosta, Ga. (Valdosta) 47 Devon Johnson 6-1 243 RB JR Richlands, Va. (Richlands) 48 Kyle Camacho 6-0 221 LB RS FR Greenwich, Ct. (Greenwich) 48 Nick Smith 5-10 168 K RS FR Plain City, Ohio (Alder) 49 Cortez Carter 6-0 235 LB SR Bealeton, Va. (Liberty) 50 Kent Turene 6-3 233 LB RS SO Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Atlanta Sports Aca.) 51 Josh Cox 6-3 217 LB FR Milton, W.Va. (Cabell Midland) 52 Blake Brooks 6-1 299 OL RS SR Charleston, W.Va. (South Charleston) 52 Malcolm Strong 6-4 253 DL RS SR Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson) 53 Eli Gates 6-4 191 LB FR Mar nsburg, W.Va. (Hedgesville) Marshall Football 2014 54 Michael Selby 6-2 288 OL SO Sandersville, Ga. (Washington County) 55 Aaron Plan 6-1 227 DL RS FR Hallandale, Fla. (Hallandale) 56 Chad Garre 6-0 183 LS FR Ma hews, N.C. (Butler) 56 Shawn Pe y 6-0 235 LB JR Greenbelt, Md. (Eleanor Roosevelt) 57 Zach Higginbotham 6-0 211 LB RS FR Cincinna , Ohio (Country Day) 57 Eric Ansley 6-7 300 OL RS SO Riverdale, Ga. (Charles Drew) 58 Jordan Dowrey 6-1 293 OL FR Winchester, Va. (Handley) 59 Gary Thompson 6-1 243 DL RS SO La Mesa, Ca. (Helix) 60 Chris Jasperse 6-5 294 OL RS SR Greensboro, N.C. (Page) 61 Will Mendoza 6-5 279 OL FR Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman) 62 Chris Huhn 6-5 280 OL RS FR Pickerington, Ohio (Pickerington North) 63 Aus n Whipkey 6-0 348 OL FR Wheeling, W.Va. (Linsly Academy) 64 Trevor Mendelson 6-8 304 OL RS SR Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Jerome) 65 Cody Collins 6-1 283 OL RS FR Trotwood, Ohio (Trotwood-Madison) 67 Sandley Jean-Felix 6-5 319 OL RS FR Sunrise, Fla. (Boyd Anderson) 68 Tom Collins 6-5 281 OL RS JR Williamstown, W.Va. (Williamstown) 71 Sebas an Johansson 6-5 277 OL RS JR Karlstad, Sweden (Raceland (Ky.)) 73 Joe Massaquoi 6-5 259 DL RS SO Alexandria, Va. (T.C. Williams) 74 AJ Addison 6-6 282 OL FR Ruther Glen, Va. (Fork Union) 76 Nate Devers 6-3 273 OL FR Massillon, Ohio (Washington) 77 Aus n Mays 6-6 306 OL FR Charlo esville, Va. (Mon cello) 78 Clint Van Horn 6-5 310 OL RS JR Beckley, W.Va. (Woodrow Wilson) 79 Fedrice Binot 6-4 279 OL FR Lakeland, Fla. (Lake Gibson) 80 Jack Gammon 5-10 173 WR RS SO Columbus, Ohio (Bishop Wa erson) 81 Craig Wilkins 6-0 181 WR SR Hialeah, Fla. (Hialeah) 82 Emanuel Beal 6-1 211 WR FR Powder Springs, Ga. (Hillgrove) 83 Eric Frohnapfel 6-7 235 TE SR Staff ord, Va. (Colonial Forge) 84 Josh Knight 6-1 199 WR SO Fort Pierce, Fla. (Fort Pierce Central) 85 Ryan Yurachek 6-3 235 TE FR Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Carolina Forest) 88 Ma Cinco a 6-1 207 LS JR Charlo e, N.C. (Charlo e Catholic) 88 Ryan Bee 6-7 253 DL FR Ashland, Ohio (Hillsdale) 89 Joe Woodrum 6-6 254 TE RS JR Bluefi eld, W.Va. (Bluefi eld) 90 Arnold Blackmon 6-2 243 DL SR Bellaire, Tx. (Bellaire) 91 Ma Harless 6-1 252 DL FR Cyclone, W.Va. (Westside) 92 Ricardo Williams 6-5 244 DL RS JR Homestead, Fla. (Homestead) 93 Steve Dillon 6-4 284 DL RS JR Palmdale, Ca. (Palmdale) 94 Jarquez Samuel 6-4 273 DL RS JR Valdosta, Ga. (Valdosta) 95 Tomell One 6-3 270 DL FR Palm Bay, Fla. (Bayside) 96 Blake Keller 6-2 218 DL SO Bradenton, Fla. (UCF) 98 Aus n Hill 6-1 312 DL FR Mount Nebo, W.Va. (Nicholas County) 99 Nigale Cabell 5-10 261 DL FR Hun ngton, W.Va. (Hun ngton)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 3 Ste-FAHN Houston 8 REE-MEE Watson 13 Ar-MAHNZ Daniel 15 Angelo JEEN-lewis 17 TAHJ Letman 18 Ah-SAN-e Moo-DIM-be 21 TIE-kwan Lang 30 Corey Vedvik 39 Am-o-RET-oh CURRY 40 Ra-SHAWD Myers 41 Ryan Rye-DELL 47 Dev-in Johnson 50 Kent Tur-EEN 60 Chris JAS-purse 67 Sandley JEEN-felix 73 Joe Mass-uh-QUOY 83 Eric FROH-nap-ul 88 Matt SIN-cot-uh 94 Jar-KEZ Samuel 95 Toe-mel 1

Marshall Football 2014 Marshall’s Projected Depth Chart OFFENSE

X-WR- #6 DAVONTE ALLEN (6-2, 200, R-Jr., Belle Glade, Fla.) #19 DEANDRE REAVES (5-10, 175, R-Jr., Sterling, Va.)

Z-WR- #15 ANGELO JEAN-LOUIS (6-0, 176, R-Fr., Wellington, Fla.) #81 CRAIG WILKINS (6-0, 181, Sr., Hialeah, Fla.)

SL-WR- #1 TOMMY SHULER (5-7, 188, Sr., Miami, Fla.) #4 DEMETRIUS EVANS (5-11, 199, R-Sr., Belle Glade, Fla.) LT- #64 TREVOR MENDELSON (6-8, 304, R-Sr., Dublin, Ohio) #74 A.J. ADDISON (6-6, 282, Fr., Ruther Glen, Va.)

LG- #52 BLAKE BROOKS (6-1, 299, R-Sr., Charleston, W.Va.) #71 SEBASTIAN JOHANSSON (6-5, 277, R-Jr., Karlstad, Sweden) C- #60 CHRIS JASPERSE (6-5, 294, R-Sr., Greensboro, N.C.) #65 CODY COLLINS (6-1, 283, R-Fr., Trotwood, Ohio) RG- #54 MICHAEL SELBY (6-2, 288, So., Sandersville, Ga.) #62 CHRIS HUHN (6-5, 280, R-Fr., Pickerington, Ohio)

RT- #78 CLINT VAN HORN (6-5, 310, R-Jr., Beckley, W.Va.) #67 SANDLEY JEAN-FELIX (6-5, 319, R-Fr., Sunrise, Fla.)

TE- #83 ERIC FROHNAPHEL (6-7, 235, Sr., Staff ord, Va.) #85 RYAN YURACHEK (6-3, 235, Fr., Myrtle Beach, S.C.) OR #89 JOE WOODRUM (6-6, 254, R-Jr., Bluefi eld, W.Va.) OR #16 DEON-TAY MCMANUS (6-2, 227, R-Fr., Baltimore, Md.) QB- #12 RAKEEM CATO (6-1, 176, Sr., Miami, Fla.) #10 GUNNAR HOLCOMBE (6-3, 202, R-So., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) #13 COLE GARVIN (6-1, 212, Fr., Tyrone, Ga.) RB- #47 DEVON JOHNSON (6-1, 243, Jr., Richlands, Va.) #20 STEWARD BUTLER (5-9, 185, R-Jr., Lakeland, Fla.)

DEFENSE DE- #40 RA’SHAWDE MYERS (6-5, 252, R-Sr., Cocoa, Fla.) #13 ARMONZE DANIEL (6-4, 238, R-Jr., Avon, Ind.) NT- #94 JARQUEZ SAMUEL (6-4, 273, R-Jr., Valdosta, Ga.) #93 STEVE DILLON (6-4, 284, R-Jr., Palmdale, Ca.) DT- #11 JAMES ROUSE (6-5, 271, R-Sr., Harrisonburg, Va.) #92 RICARDO WILLIAMS (6-5, 244, R-Jr., Homestead, Fla.) DE- #90 ARNOLD BLACKMON (6-2, 243, Sr., Bellaire, Tx.) #59 GARY THOMPSON (6-1, 243, R-So., La Mesa, Ca.) #13 ARMONZE DANIEL (6-4, 238, R-Jr., Avon, Ind.)

OLB- #22 D.J. HUNTER (6-0, 214, R-Jr., Middletown, Ohio) #14 RAHEEM WAITERS (6-1, 217, Sr., Quincy, W.Va.)

MLB- #46 JERMAINE HOLMES (5-11, 232, Sr., Valdosta, Ga.) OR #6 NEVILLE HEWITT (6-2, 219, Sr., Conyers, Ga.) #49 CORTEZ CARTER (6-0, 235, Sr., Bealeton, Va.) ILB- #31 EVAN MCKELVEY (6-2, 208, R-Jr., Moncks Corner, S.C.) #45 RAHEIM HUSKEY (6-2, 209, R-Fr., Gaff ney, S.C.) #3 STEFAN HOUSTON (6-3, 210, So., Clarksburg, Md.) CB- #10 COREY TINDAL (5-9, 179, R-So., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) #5 KEITH BAXTER (6-0, 192, R-Jr., Homestead, Fla.) SS- #17 TAJ LETMAN (6-2, 183, R-Jr., Elberton, Ga.) #26 KENDALL GANT (6-3, 196, Fr., Lakeland, Fla.) FS- #1 A.J. LEGGETT (6-0, 185, R-So., Miami, Fla.) #21 TIQUAN LANG (5-8, 177, So., Valdosta, Ga.)

CB- #7 DARRYL ROBERTS (6-0, 182, R-Sr., Lakeland, Fla.) #24 MICHAEL JOHNSON (5-9, 160, So., Miami, Fla.) ------NICKEL- #10 COREY TINDAL (5-9, 179, R-So., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) #29 ANTAVIS ROWE (5-10, 158, Fr., Atlanta, Ga.)

Marshall Football 2014 SPECIALISTS Blocked Kicks by MU Since 1996 KO- #39 AMORETO CURRAJ (6-0, 194, So., Tampa, Fla.) OR #30 KAARE VEDVIK (6-4, 199, R-Fr., Stavanger, Norway) 1996-none K- #23 JUSTIN HAIG (5-8, 176, R-Sr., Delray Beach, Fla.) 1997-none #48 NICK SMITH (5-10, 168, R-Fr., Plain City, Ohio) 1998-Danny Derricott, George Miller 1999-Yancey Satterwhite P- #38 TYLER WILLIAMS (6-0, 194, Jr., Fort Wayne, Ind.) #30 KAARE VEDVIK (6-4, 199, R-Fr., Stavanger, Norway) 2000-Chris Crocker (2), George Miller, Willie Tisdale #48 NICK SMITH (5-10, 168, R-Fr., Plain City, Ohio) 2001-Johnathan Goddard, Terrance Tarpley 2002-Jamus Martin, Willie Smith H- #38 TYLER WILLIAMS (6-0, 194, Jr., Fort Wayne, Ind.) 2003-none #10 GUNNAR HOLCOMBE (6-3, 202, R-So., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) 2004-Brad Bates, Ivan Clark (2), Shawn Lauzon

SNAP- #88 MATT CINCOTTA (6-1, 207, Jr., Charlotte, N.C.) 2005-James Johnson, Dennis Thornton #56 CHAD GARRETT (6-0, 183, Fr., Matthews, N.C.) 2006-Phillip Gamble, Curtis Keyes, Jon Moravec 2007-Ashton Hall (2), Byron Tinker KR #19 DEANDRE REAVES (5-10, 175, R-Jr., Sterling, Va.) 2008-Aaron Johnson, Johnny Jones (2) #8 REMI WATSON (5-11, 190, R-Jr., Lakeland, Fla.) #15 ANGELO JEAN-LOUIS (6-0, 176, R-Fr., Wellington, Fla.) 2009-Johnny Jones (2), Albert McClellan #5 DONQUELL GREEN (5-8, 152, Fr., Waynesboro, Ga.) 2010-Johnny Jones (2), Essray Taliaferro 2011-Vinny Curry (3), Zach Dunston, Jermain Kelson, Derek PR #1 TOMMY SHULER (5-7, 188, Sr., Miami, Fla.) Mitchell, Darryl Roberts #5 DONQUELL GREEN (5-8, 152, Fr., Waynesboro, Ga.) #19 DEANDRE REAVES (5-10, 175, R-Jr., Sterling, Va.) 2012-Marques Aiken (2), C.J. Crawford, Jermain Kelson, Deon Meadows, Jeremiah Taylor (2) 2013-James Rouse, Darryl Roberts 2014-Raheim Huskey (2)

2014 Off ensive Starting Lineups Opponent X-WR Z-WR SL-WR TE LT LG C RG RT QB RB at Miami (Ohio) Allen Jean-Louis Shuler Frohnapfel Johansson Brooks Jasperse Selby Van Horn Cato D. Johnson Rhode Island Allen Jean-Louis Shuler Frohnapfel Johansson Brooks Jasperse Selby Van Horn Cato D. Johnson Ohio Allen Jean-Louis Shuler Frohnapfel Mendelson Brooks Jasperse Selby Van Horn Cato D. Johnson at Akron Allen Jean-Louis Shuler Frohnapfel Mendelson Brooks Jasperse Selby Van Horn Cato D. Johnson at Old Dominion Wilkins Jean-Louis Shuler Frohnapfel Mendelson Brooks Jasperse Selby Van Horn Cato D. Johnson

2014 Defensive Starting Lineups Opponent DE DT NT DE OLB/NICK MLB ILB SS FS CB CB at Miami (Ohio) Myers Rouse Samuel Blackmon Hunter Holmes McKelvey Letman Leggett Tindal Roberts Rhode Island Myers Rouse Samuel Blackmon Hunter Hewitt McKelvey Letman Lang Tindal Roberts Ohio Myers Rouse Samuel Daniel Hunter Hewitt McKelvey Letman Lang Tindal Roberts at Akron Myers Rouse Samuel Daniel Hunter Hewitt McKelvey Letman Lang Tindal Roberts at Old Dominion Myers Rouse Samuel Blackmon Tindal (N) Hewitt McKelvey Letman Leggett Baxter Roberts

Marshall Football 2014 The Last Time ... Marshall Shut Out An Opponent: Sept. 7, 2013 vs. Gardner-Webb (Marshall 55, Gardner-Webb 0) Shut Out An Opponent in the First Half: Sept. 13, 2014 vs. Ohio (27-0 fi rst half, 44-14 win) Allowed 50+ Points at Home: Oct. 27, 2012 vs. UCF (54-17) Rushed For 300-399 Yards: Oct. 4, 2014 at Old Dominion (50 carries for 354 yards) Rushed For 400+ Yards: Sept. 6, 2014 vs. Rhode Island (432 yards) Rushed For Six Touchdowns: Kevin Grooms (3), Remi Watson (2) and Steward Butler (1) at Rice, Sept. 22, 2012 Passed For 300-399 Yards: Dec. 27, 2013 vs. Maryland (337), Rakeem Cato (28 of 44 for 337 yards and 3 TDs) Passed For 400-499 Yards: Sept. 13, 2014 (448) vs. Ohio, Rakeem Cato (17 of 29 for 425 yards and 4 TDs) and Gunnar Holcombe (3 of 4 for 23 yards) Passed For 500 or More Yards: Dec. 19, 2001 (576), Byron Leftwich vs. ECU (41 of 70 for 576 yards) Passed For Four Touchdowns: Rakeem Cato vs. Ohio, Sept. 13, 2014 Passed For Five Touchdowns: Rakeem Cato (4) and Blake Frohnapfel (1) at FIU, Nov. 23, 2013 Passed For Six Touchdowns: Rakeem Cato (5) and Blake Frohnapfel (1), vs. Southern Miss, Nov. 2, 2013 Failed To Pass For A Touchdown: Oct. 15, 2011 vs. Rice (W, 24-20) Had 500-599 Yards Offense: Oct. 4, 2014 at Old Dominion (77 plays, 591 yards) Had 600-699 Yards Offense: Nov. 14, 2013 at Tulsa (103 plays, 619 yards) Had 700 or More Yards Offense: Sept. 13, 2014 vs. Ohio (79 plays for 705 yards) Rushed and Passed for 300+ Yards: Nov. 2, 2013 vs. Southern Miss (304 rushing, 332 passing) Scored 50-59 Points: Oct. 4, 2014 at Old Dominion (Marshall 56, Old Dominion 14) Scored More Than 60 Points: Nov. 2, 2013 vs. Southern Miss, Marshall-61, Southern Miss-13 Had 30 or More First Downs: Sept. 13, 2014 vs. Ohio (31) Ran 100+ Plays: Nov. 14, 2013 at Tulsa (103) Won a Game with less than 21 minutes of Time of Possession: Nov. 9, 2013 vs. UAB (20:59) Failed to Pass for More than 100 Yards: Oct. 8, 2011 at UCF (87 yards) Failed to Pass for More than 100 Yards in Back-to-Back games: Nov. 15, 2008 vs. UCF (84 yards); Nov. 22, 2008 at Rice (83 yards) Failed to Rush for More Than 50 yards: Oct. 8, 2011 at UCF (43 yards on 21 carries) Held An Opponent to Less Than 50 yards Rushing: Sept. 4, 2011 at West Virginia (42 yards on 26 attempts) Held An Opponent to Negative yards Rushing: Sept. 9, 2006, vs. Hofstra (-5 yards on 18 carries) Held An Opponent To Less Than 100 Yards Passing: Oct. 4, 2014 at Old Dominion (85 yards on 10 of 25 passing) Held An Opponent To Negative yards Passing: Nov. 26, 2005 at Memphis (1 of 8 for -3 yards) Held An Opponent To Less Than 200 Yards Total Offense: Sept. 6, 2014 vs. Rhode Island (175 total yards) Failed To Score a Touchdown: Sept. 27, 2008 at West Virginia (L, 27-3) Failed To Score an Offensive Touchdown: Oct. 8, 2011 at UCF (L, 16-6) Did Not Punt in a Game: Oct. 21, 2006 at UAB Averaged 50+ Yards Per Punt: Sept. 13, 2014 vs. Ohio (Tyler Williams, 56.0 on one kick) Returned A Kickoff For A Touchdown: Oct. 2, 2010 at Southern Miss (Troy Evans, 100 yards) Returned A Punt For A Touchdown: Oct. 12, 2013 at Florida Atlantic (Devon Smith, 77 yards) Returned A Blocked Punt For A Touchdown: Oct. 4, 2014 at Old Dominion (Brandon Byrd, 0 yards) Returned A Blocked FG For A Touchdown: Sept. 2, 2010 at Ohio State (Ahmed Shakoor, 61 yards) Returned An Interception For A Touchdown: Nov. 29, 2013 vs. East Carolina (Gary Thompson, 5 yards) Returned A Fumble For A Touchdown: Oct. 29, 2011 vs. UAB (Billy Mitchell, 20 yards) Returned A PAT for 2 points: Oct. 6, 2012 vs. Tulsa (D.J. Hunter) Player Had 20 or more tackles: Mario Harvey vs. Tulane, Nov. 27, 2010 (21 total tackles, 9 solo) Blocked A Punt: Oct. 4, 2014 at Old Dominion (Raheim Huskey) Blocked A FG: Sept. 21, 2013 at Virginia Tech (James Rouse) Blocked An XP: Nov. 14, 2013 at Tulsa (Darryl Roberts) Scored A Safety: Sept. 10, 2011 vs. Southern Miss (Vinny Curry tackled Kendrick Hardy in the end zone) One Player Rushed For 100-199 Yards: Sept. 13, 2014 vs. Ohio (Steward Butler rushed for 119 yards on 19 carries) Two Players Rushed For 100 or More Yards: Oct. 4, 2014 at Old Dominion (Devon Johnson, 20-198-3 TDs & Remi Watson, 9-102-2 TDs) Three Players Rushed For 100 or More Yards: Nov. 9, 2013 vs. UAB (Steward Butler-7 for 139 yards, TD; Essray Taliaferro, 12 for 118, 2 TDs; Kevin Grooms (8 for 108, TD) One Player Rushed For 200 or More Yards: Darius Marshall vs. Memphis on Sept. 26, 2009 (25 carries for 203 yards and 3 TDs) One Player Rushed For Three Touchdowns: Devon Johnson at Old Dominion on Oct. 4, 2014 One Player Had 100-199 Yards Receiving: Davonte Allen vs. Rhode Island on Sept. 6, 2014 (5 catches for 115 yards) One Player Had 200+ Yards Receiving: Tommy Shuler at Purdue on Sept. 29, 2012 (19 catches for 200 yards) Two Players Had 100+ Yards Receiving: Angelo Jean-Louis (158) and Davonte Allen (137), Sept. 13, 2014 vs. Ohio Two Players Had Double-Digit Receptions:Tommy Shuler (13) and Aaron Dobson (11) vs. Ohio, Sept. 15, 2012 vs. Ohio One Player Had Three Touchdowns Receiving: Gator Hoskins, Nov. 23, 2013 at ECU (3 TDs-25, 15 and 32 yards) Two Receivers Had at least Two Touchdowns Receiving: Gator Hoskins (2) and Tommy Shuler (2), Nov. 14, 2013 at Southern Miss One Player Had Two Interceptions: Nov. 29, 2913 vs. East Carolina (2 INT by Gary Thompson) Allowed six or more sacks: Nov. 14, 2008 vs. Southern Miss (allowed seven sacks) Posted 7+ sacks: Nov. 23, 2013 at FIU (7) Posted 14+ tackles for loss: Nov. 23, 2013 at FIU (14) Turned the ball over 5+ times: Nov. 14, 2013 at Tulsa (5) Lost 4+ fumbles: Nov. 14, 2013 at Tulsa (4) Played An Overtime Game: Sept. 21, 2013 at Virginia Tech (Lost 29-21 in triple overtime) Ranked In The Final Season Poll: ESPN/USA Today 2002 #19, Associated Press 2002-#24 Ranked In The Top 10 Of Regular Season Poll: ESPN/USA Today and Associated Press Final Poll 1999, #10 Ranked In 11-25 Of Regular Season Poll: ESPN/USA Today 2002 #19, Associated Press 2002-#24 (Final week) Defeated a Nationally-Ranked Opponent: Sept. 20, 2003 at #6 (AP) Kansas State (27-20)

Marshall Football 2014 The Last Time ... An Opponent Shut Out Marshall: Oct. 14, 2000, at Toledo, Toledo-42, Marshall-0 Shut Out Marshall in the fi rst half: Oct. 8, 2011 at UCF (trailed 16-0, MU lost 16-6) Shut Out Marshall in the second half: Sept. 21, 2013 at Virginia Tech (MU lost 29-21 in triple overtime) Rushed For 200-299 Yards: Oct. 4, 2014 at Old Dominion (42 carries for 201 yards) Rushed For 300-399 Yards: Oct. 24, 2013 at Middle Tennessee (60 carries for 308 yards) Rushed For 400 or More Yards: Sept. 12, 2009 at Virginia Tech (53 carries for 444 yards) Passed For 300-399 Yards: Aug. 30, 2014 at Miami (Ohio) (318 yards) Passed For 400 or More Yards: Nov. 23, 2012 at ECU (439 yards) Passed For 7+ Touchdowns: Oct. 22, 2011 at Houston (Case Keenum-6, Cotton Turner-1) Had 500-599 Yards Total Offense: Oct. 24, 2013 at Middle Tennessee (100 plays for 585 yards) Had 600 or More Yards Total Offense: Sept. 22, 2012 at Rice (93 plays for 647 yards) Scored 50-59 Points: Oct. 24, 2013 at Middle Tennessee, Middle Tennessee 51-Marshall 49 Scored 60+ Points: Nov. 23, 2012 at ECU, ECU 65-Marshall 59 (2OT) Had 30 or More First Downs: Oct. 24, 2013 at Middle Tennessee (31) Recovered a Fumbled Kickoff in the end zone For A Touchdown: Toran Davis (Ohio) on Sept. 14, 2013 Returned A Kickoff For A Touchdown: Quincy McDuffi e (2), UCF, Oct. 27, 2012 (97 & 98 yards) Returned Two Kickoffs For A Touchdown: Quincy McDuffi e, UCF, Oct. 27, 2012 (97 & 98 yards) Returned A Punt For A Touchdown: Jackie Williams, UAB, Nov. 10, 2012 (79 yards) Returned An Interception For A Touchdown: Kalan Reed, Oct. 20, 2012 at Southern Miss (19 yards) Returned Two Interceptions For A Touchdown: Sept. 29, 2012 at Purdue (Ricardo Allen-39 yards and Josh Johnson-74 yards) Returned A Fumble For A Touchdown: Dwight Dobbins, Tulsa, Oct. 6, 2012 (11 yards) Returned Two Fumbles For A Touchdown: Nov. 17, 2011 at Memphis (Kendrick Golden-36 yards and Frank Trotter-18 yards) Blocked A Punt: Oct. 24, 2013 at Middle Tennessee (Chris Brown blocked a Tyler Williams punt) Returned A Blocked Punt For A Touchdown: Chris Brown at Middle Tennessee on Oct. 24, 2013 (3 yards) Blocked A Field Goal: Nov. 9, 2013 vs. UAB (Shaquille Roberson blocked a Justin Haig FG attempt) Blocked An Extra Point Attempt: Nov. 2, 2013 vs. Southern Miss (Dylan Bradley blocked a Justin Haig PAT) Scored A Safety: Oct. 8, 2011 at UCF (MU’s Gator Hoskins was called for holding in the end zone) One Player Rushed For 100-199 Yards: Oct. 4, 2014 at Old Dominion (Ray Lawry rushed for 131 yards on 16 carries) Two Players Rushed For 100 or More Yards: Oct. 24, 2013 at MTSU (Jordan Parker-127 yards on 21 carries and 1 TD, Reggie Whatley-104 yards on 16 carries) One Player Rushed For 200 or More Yards: Nov. 20, 2010 at SMU (Zach Line rushed for 202 yards on 30 carries with 1 TD) One Player Had 100 or More Yards Receiving: Aug. 30, 2014 at Miami (Ohio) (David Frazier, 6 catches for 109 yards)

Marshall Football 2014 Offensive Line Numbers Totals Snaps Knockdowns 52 Blake Brooks 306 11 54 Michael Selby 360 21 60 Chris Jasperse 360 24 62 Chris Huhn 35 0 64 Trevor Mendelson 245 7 65 Cody Collins 36 1 67 Sandley Jean-Felix 43 0 68 Tom Collins 35 1 71 Sebas an Johansson 103 1 74 AJ Addison 101 1 78 Clint Van Horn 352 16 vs. Miami (Ohio) Snaps Knockdowns 52 Blake Brooks 72 3 54 Michael Selby 71 4 60 Chris Jasperse 72 2 65 Cody Collins 1 0 71 Sebas an Johansson 29 1 74 AJ Addison 43 0 78 Clint Van Horn 72 4 vs. Rhode Island Snaps Knockdowns 52 Blake Brooks 68 3 54 Michael Selby 68 2 60 Chris Jasperse 68 6 62 Chris Huhn 14 0 64 Trevor Mendelson 33 1 65 Cody Collins 14 1 67 Sandley Jean-Felix 14 0 68 Tom Collins 14 0 71 Sebas an Johansson 20 0 74 AJ Addison 29 0 78 Clint Van Horn 68 3 vs. Ohio Snaps Knockdowns 52 Blake Brooks 79 5 54 Michael Selby 79 6 60 Chris Jasperse 79 8 62 Chris Huhn 4 0 64 Trevor Mendelson 71 1 65 Cody Collins 4 0 67 Sandley Jean-Felix 4 0 68 Tom Collins 4 1 74 AJ Addison 12 0 78 Clint Van Horn 79 3 at Akron Snaps Knockdowns 52 Blake Brooks 79 0 54 Michael Selby 79 3 60 Chris Jasperse 79 2 62 Chris Huhn 2 0 64 Trevor Mendelson 79 2 65 Cody Collins 2 0 67 Sandley Jean-Felix 10 0 68 Tom Collins 2 0 74 AJ Addison 2 0 78 Clint Van Horn 71 2 at Old Dominion Snaps Knockdowns 52 Blake Brooks 8 0 54 Michael Selby 62 6 60 Chris Jasperse 62 6 62 Chris Huhn 15 0 64 Trevor Mendelson 62 3 65 Cody Collins 15 0 67 Sandley Jean-Felix 15 0 71 Sebas an Johansson 54 0 68 Tom Collins 15 0 74 AJ Addison 15 1 78 Clint Van Horn 62 4 Marshall Football 2014 Marshall QB Rakeem Cato, career high games (2011-present) ***Cato has a touchdown pass in 37 consecuƟ ve games, the high for an acƟ ve FBS quarterback. ***Cato has thrown 65 career TD passes in the red zone with only three intercepƟ ons (at Tulsa-2013, vs. Ohio-2014, at ODU-2014). ***Cato has started 34 consecuƟ ve games and 40 of 44 games in his Marshall career. Passing yards (330 or more) Yards Opponent Date Score 456 (33-of-58) at Tulsa Nov. 14, 2013 W, 45-34 439 (45-of-68) at Purdue Sept. 29, 2012 L, 51-41 432 (44-of-65) Ohio Sept. 15, 2012 L, 27-24 425 (17-of-29) Ohio Sept. 13, 2014 W, 44-14 413 (38-of-54) at West Virginia Sept. 1, 2012 L, 69-34 391 (31-of-44) Tulsa Oct. 6, 2012 L, 45-38 377 (32-of-42) Western Carolina Sept. 8, 2012 W, 52-24 377 (32-of-50) Houston Nov. 17, 2012 W, 44-41 366 (30-of-45) at Ohio Sept. 14, 2013 L, 34-31 341 (34-of-44) Memphis Nov. 3, 2012 W, 38-28 341 (23-of-29) East Carolina Nov. 26, 2011 W, 34-27 OT 340 (31-of-42) at Southern Miss Oct. 20, 2012 W, 59-24 337 (28-of-44) Maryland (Military Bowl) Dec. 27, 2013 W, 31-20 Comple ons (30 or more) Total Opponent Date Score 45 (of 68) at Purdue Sept. 29, 2012 L, 51-41 44 (of 65) Ohio Sept. 15, 2012 L, 27-24 38 (of 54) at West Virginia Sept. 1, 2012 L, 69-34 35 (of 62) UCF Oct. 27, 2012 L, 54-17 34 (of 44) Memphis Nov. 3, 2012 W, 38-28 33 (of 58) at Tulsa Nov. 14, 2013 W, 45-34 32 (of 42) Western Carolina Sept. 8, 2012 W, 52-24 32 (of 50) Houston Nov. 17, 2012 W, 44-41 31 (of 40) at East Carolina Nov. 23, 2012 L, 55-59 2OT 31 (of 42) at Southern Miss Oct. 20, 2012 W, 59-24 31 (of 44) Tulsa Oct. 6, 2012 L, 45-38 30 (of45) at Ohio Sept. 14, 2013 L, 34-31 A empts (42 or more) Total (Comp.) Opponent Date Score 68 (45) at Purdue Sept. 29, 2012 L, 51-41 65 (44) Ohio Sept. 15, 2012 L, 27-24 62 (35) UCF Oct. 27, 2012 L, 54-17 58 (33) at Tulsa Nov. 14, 2013 W, 45-34 54 (38) at West Virginia Sept. 1, 2012 L, 69-34 50 (32) Houston Nov. 17, 2012 W, 44-41 45 (30) at Ohio Sept. 14, 2013 L, 34-31 44 (34) Memphis Nov. 3, 2012 W, 38-28 44 (31) Tulsa Oct. 6, 2012 L, 45-38 44 (28) Maryland (Military Bowl) Dec. 27, 2013 W, 31-20 42 (32) Western Carolina Sept. 8, 2012 W, 52-24 42 (31) at Southern Miss Oct. 20, 2012 W, 59-24 42 (27) Southern Miss Sept. 10, 2011 W, 26-20 Touchdown passes (4 or more) Total Opponent Date Score 5 at Tulsa Nov. 14, 2013 W, 45-34 5 Southern Miss Nov. 2, 2013 W, 61-13 5 Miami (Ohio) Aug. 31, 2013 W, 52-14 5 at East Carolina Nov. 23, 2012 L, 65-59 2OT 5 at Purdue Sept. 29, 2012 L, 51-41 4 Ohio Sept. 13, 2014 W, 44-14 4 at FIU Nov. 23, 2013 W, 48-10 4 Memphis Nov. 3, 2012 W, 38-28 Comple on pct. (minimum .700 and 20 pass a empts) Percentage Opponent Date Score .793 (23-of-29) East Carolina Nov. 26, 2011 W, 34-27 OT .782 (18-of-23) at Old Dominion Oct. 4, 2014 W, 56-14 .775 (31-of-40) at East Carolina Nov. 23, 2012 L, 65-59 2OT .773 (34-of-44) Memphis Nov. 3, 2012 W, 38-28 .762 (32-of-42) Western Carolina Sept. 8, 2012 W, 52-14 .750 (21-of-28) Southern Miss Nov. 2, 2013 W, 61-13

Marshall Football 2014 .738 (31-of-42) at Southern Miss Oct. 20, 2012 W, 59-24 .735 (25-of-34) at UAB Nov. 10, 2012 L, 38-31 .718 (28-of-39) at Rice Sept. 22, 2012 W, 54-51 OT .714 (15-of-21) at West Virginia Sept. 4, 2011 L, 34-13 .705 (31-of-44) Tulsa Oct. 6, 2012 L, 45-38 .704 (38-of-54) at West Virginia Sept. 1, 2012 L, 69-34 .700 (14-of-20) UAB Nov. 9, 2013 W, 56-14 Longest comple ons (50 or more yards, with receiver) Yards Opponent Date Score 77 (TD, A. Jean-Louis) Ohio Sept. 13, 2014 W, 44-14 77 (TD, A. Dobson) East Carolina Nov. 26, 2011 W, 34-27 OT 72 (TD, G. Hoskins) Tulsa Oct. 6, 2012 L, 45-38 51 (no TD, A. Jean-Louis) Ohio Sept. 13, 2014 W, 44-14 58 (no TD, D. Smith) Southern Miss Nov. 2, 2013 W, 61-13 57 (no TD, T. Shuler) Western Carolina Sept. 8, 2012 W, 52-14 54 (TD, D. Smith) Miami (Ohio) Aug. 31, 2013 W, 52-14 52 (TD, D. Johnson) East Carolina Nov. 29, 2013 W, 59-28 50 (no TD, G. Hoskins) UAB Nov. 9, 2013 W, 56-14 Rushing yards (a empts) Yards Opponent Date Score 143 (9) Rhode Island Sept. 6, 2014 W, 48-7 59 (9) Miami (Ohio) Aug. 31, 2013 W, 52-14 47 (9) at Middle Tennessee Oct. 24, 2013 L, 51-49 46 (15) at Virginia Tech Sept. 21, 2013 L, 29-21 3OT 45 (7) at Florida Atlan c Oct. 12, 2013 W, 24-23 32 (6) Ohio Sept. 15, 2012 L, 27-24 32 (9) Houston Nov. 17, 2012 W, 44-41 30 (7) at Ohio Sept. 14, 2013 L, 34-31 Rushing a empts (yards) A empts Opponent Date Score 15 (46) at Virginia Tech Sept. 21, 2013 L, 29-21 3OT 10 (-11) UTSA Oct. 5, 2013 W, 34-10 9 (143) Rhode Island Sept. 6, 2014 W, 48-7 9 (59) Miami (Ohio) Aug. 31, 2013 W, 52-14 9 (47) at Middle Tennessee Oct. 24, 2013 L, 51-49 9 (32) Houston Nov. 17, 2012 W, 44-41 9 (25) at Rice (C-USA Championship) Dec. 7, 2013 L, 41-24 Touchdowns rushing Total Opponent Date Score 2 at Akron Sept. 20, 2014 W, 48-17 2 East Carolina Nov. 29, 2013 W, 59-28 1 seven mes Longest rush Yards Opponent Date Score 63 Rhode Island Sept. 6, 2014 W, 48-7 24 Rhode Island Sept. 6, 2014 W, 48-7 23 at Tulsa Nov. 14, 2013 W, 45-34 22 at Virginia Tech Sept. 21, 2013 L, 29-21 3OT 20 at Florida Atlan c Oct. 12, 2013 W, 24-23 20 Ohio Sept. 15, 2012 L, 27-24 17 Rhode Island Sept. 6, 2014 W, 48-7 16 Houston Nov. 17, 2012 W, 44-41 15 Miami (Ohio) Aug. 31, 2013 W, 52-14 Longest TD run: 63 yards vs. Rhode Island, Sept. 6, 2014, 4th quarter Total off ense yards (plays) Plays Opponent Date Score 469 (66) at Tulsa Nov. 14, 2013 W, 45-34 464 (72) Ohio Sept. 15, 2012 L, 27-24 444 (33) Ohio Sept. 13, 2014 W, 44-14 443 (49) at Purdue Sept. 29, 2012 L, 51-41 432 (58) at West Virginia Sept. 1, 2012 L, 69-34 410 (38) Rhode Island Sept. 6, 2014 W, 48-7 409 (59) Houston Nov. 17, 2012 W, 44-41 400 (50) Tulsa Oct. 6, 2012 L, 45-38

Marshall Football 2014 Pitcher-to-catcher

Rakeem Cato’s career comple ons as Marshall’s quarterback from 2011-present, including one to himself, listed by receiver (in order of recep ons made through 10/4/14): Player (Seasons) Rec. Yards TDs 1. Tommy Shuler (2011-14) 245* 2,668 20 2. Gator Hoskins (2011-13) 95 1,289 27 ( e) Aaron Dobson (2011-12) 95 1,228 12 4. Antavious Wilson (2011-12) 83 1,029 9 5. Craig Wilkins (2012-14) 54 619 3 6. Demetrius Evans (2011-14) 53 445 3 7. Devon Smith (2013) 39 653 4 8. Eric Frohnapfel (2011-14) 35 369 3 9. Davonte Allen (2012-14) 34 648 5 10. C.J. Crawford (2011-12) 29 251 1 11. Travon Van (2011-12) 27 241 0 12. Jermain Kelson (2011-12) 24 239 0 13. Tron Mar nez (2011) 20 171 0 14. Jazz King (2011-13) 19 235 4 15. Essray Taliaferro (2011-13) 17 189 1 16. Kevin Grooms (2012-13) 16 118 2 17. Devon Johnson (2012-14) 13 220 3 ( e) Andre Snipes-Booker (2011-12) 13 175 0 ( e) Troy Evans (2011) 13 90 0 20. Remi Watson (2012-14) 12 89 0 21. Steward Butler (2012-14) 10 48 0 ( e) Angelo Jean-Louis (2014) 10 295 3 23. Wayne Bonner (2011) 5 110 1 24. Hyleck Foster (2014) 3 50 1 ( e) Deandre Reaves (2012-13) 3 33 0 ( e) Deon-Tay McManus (2014) 3 31 1 ( e) Jus n Hunt (2013-14) 3 28 0 28. Ryan Yurachek (2014) 2 12 0 29. Rakeem Cato (2011-14) 1 -8 0 Note: Cato caught carom of one of his own passes for 8-yard loss in fi rst quarter of 2012 loss at UAB. Players in bold are ac ve for Herd in 2014 season. *School record

FBS Mul ple 100-Recep on Seasons in History Player, School Recep ons (season) Recep ons (season) a-Tommy Shuler, Marshall 110 (2012) 106 (2013) Davante Adams, Fresno State 102 (2012) 122 (2013) Tavon Aus n, West Virginia 101 (2011) 114 (2012) Jus n Blackmon, Oklahoma State 111 (2010) 122 (2011) Antonio Brown, Central Michigan 102 (2007) 110 (2009) Troy Edwards, Louisiana Tech 102 (1997) 140 (1998) Greg Salas, Hawaii 106 (2009) 119 (2010) Casey Fitzgerald, North Texas 111 (2007) 113 (2008) a-ac ve FBS player ***No player in major college history has three 100-recep on seasons ***Entering 2014 season, there have been 86 individual performances of 100 recep ons by 78 players ***FBS season record is 155 recep ons by Freddie Barnes of Bowling Green in 2009

Marshall Football 2014 Tyler Williams Pun ng Numbers (2012-present) 2012 (Freshman) No. Yds. Avg. Lg tb fc i20 50+ 55+ 60+ blk TD return 43 1,943 45.19 66 4 9 16 13 7 5 2 (team) 1 Note: Avg of 45.19 is school record for a season at West Virginia 4-205 (51.2 avg) 39 (ob6), 53, 54, 59 Western Carolina 1-37 (37.0) 37 Ohio 5-217 (43.4) 38, 59 (tb), 49 (ob4), 33, 38 (fc8) at Rice 5-254 (50.8) 62 (down4), 47 (down19), 34 (down5), 45, 66 at Purdue 3-129 (43.0) 51 (15), 35 (ob36), 43 Tulsa 1-38 (38.0) 38 at Southern Miss 3-124 (41.3) 42 (fc12), 38, 44 UCF 7-329 (47.0) 40, 41 (fc9), 61 (tb), 40, 64 (tb), 43, 40 (down1) Memphis 3-133 (44.3) 35, 48, 50 at UAB 5-218 (43.6) 53 (17), 41 (TD), 31 (ob), bl (team), 41, 52 (fc19) Houston 4-158 (39.5) 37 (fc11), 40 (fc17), 40 (tb), 41 (fc11) at East Carolina 2-101 (50.5) 40, bl (team), 61 (ob1) 2013 (Sophomore) No. Yds. Avg. Lg tb fc i20 50+ 55+ 60+ blk TD return 56 2,366 42.2 65 5 13 13 13 8 2 2-TDs (team) 0 Miami (Ohio) 4-191 (47.8) 41, 65 (12), 44 (tb), 41 (ob27) Gardner-Webb 3-129 (43.0) 39 (fc9), 65 (18), 25 at Ohio 3-109 (36.3) 35 (fc14), 38 (19, return 48yd), 36 (fc20) at Virginia Tech 4-179 (44.8) bl (team), 42, 35 (8), 45, 57 (11, return 6yd) UTSA 3-110 (36.7) 34, 43 (fc), 33 (fc) at Florida Atlan c 6-256 (42.7) 58 (tb), 38 (16), 38, 38, 45, 39 at Middle Tennessee 4-159 (39.8) 36, bl (team), 27, 38 (tb), 58 Southern Miss 3-119 (39.7) 23 (ob), 51 (ob), 45 UAB 1-43 (43.0) 43 at Tulsa 4-138-34.5 45 (fc), 43, 18, 32 (fc12) at FIU 6-286-47.7 53, 55, 51 (tb), 49, 53 (12), 25 East Carolina 2-100-50.0 43, 57 (10) at Rice (C-USA) 6-263-43.8 54 (fc), 40 (1), 40 (fc), 33, 40 (ob), 56 (15) Maryland (bowl) 7-284-40.6 39 (fc21), 40 (1), 38 (5), 44 (tb), 47 (1), 35 (8fc), 41 2014 (Junior) No. Yds. Avg. Lg tb fc i20 50+ 55+ 60+ blk TD return 13 591 45.5 64 1 3 3 4 2 1 0 0

at Miami (Ohio) 5-233 (46.6) 45 (4), 46 (fc33), 64 (7), 47 (39, return 54yd), 31 (45fc) Rhode Island 2-88 (44.0) 51, 37 Ohio 1-56 (56.0) 56 (tb) At Akron 4-182 (45.5) 49 (fc), 38, 43, (20ob), 52 At Old Dominion 1-32 (32.0) 32 (ob) Middle Tennessee at FIU Florida Atlan c at Southern Miss Rice at UAB Western Kentucky

Marshall Football 2014 PK Jus n Haig, season-by-season (Through 5 games in 2014) Career fi eld goals 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total Lg (foe) Blk 2011 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-2 24 (at Louisville) 0 2012 0-0 6-7 3-5 4-4 0-0 13-16 45 (Houston) 1 2013 0-0 4-4 5-9 2-3 0-0 11-16 42 (E. Carolina) 3 2014 0-0 3-3 4-5 0-0 0-0 7-8 37 (Ohio) 0 Totals 0-0 14-15 12-17 6-8 0-0 32-42 45 (Houston) 4 Longest made FG – 45 yards, vs. Houston, Nov. 17, 2012, at Edwards Stadium (won 44-41) Longest missed FG – 41 yards, at Virginia Tech (Lane Stadium), Sept. 21, 2013 (lost 29-21, 3OT) Career game-winners (2) 0:07 le -- 45 yards, vs. Houston, Nov. 17, 2012, at Edwards Stadium (won 44-41) 0:00 le – 41 yards, at Florida Atlan c (FAU Stadium), Oct. 12, 2013 (won 24-23) ***Marshall career FG record, 54 (of 77), Dewey Klein (1988-91); season record, 19, shared by Dewey Klein (1988; 19-of-27), David Merrick (1993; 19-of-25), Openlander (1995; 19-of-27)*** Career PAT 2011 1-1 2012 60-60 2013 77-80 (miss and block vs. Southern Miss, miss at FIU) 2014 31-31 Totals 169-172 ***Marshall career PAT record, 211, Tim Openlander, 1994-96; season record, 82, Openlander, 1996*** ---Haig’s missed PAT in Nov. 2, 2013 win over Southern Miss (third quarter) ended Herd consecu ve PAT streak a er 40-plus games. The Herd had a streak of 156 PAT in a row (fourth na onally) before the miss and Haig had made 102 in a row (fi h na onally) before his miss. The last PAT miss prior to Haig’s was Sept. 25, 2010, when Tyler Warner’s a empt was blocked (by Ernie Hodge) in a 24-23 win over Ohio. The last Herd missed PAT prior to Haig’s (without a block) was by Craig Ratanamorn, on Nov. 8, 2008 at East Carolina (19-16 OT loss). ---Haig’s current PAT streak (since a miss at FIU on Nov. 23, 2013) is 51. ---Haig currently has 169 PATs for his Herd career. At no. 2 is Jarod Tracy (Tulsa, 2005-08) at 194. Career kick points 2011 4 2012 99 2013 110 2014 52 Totals 265 ***Marshall career record, 337, Tim Openlander, 1994-96; season record, 130, Openlander, 1996***

Marshall Football 2014 All- me Marshall Senior Bowl Par cipants (7) ‘98 - John Wade, OL ‘00 - Chad Pennington, QB ‘03 - Steve Sciullo, OL ‘11 - Lee Smith, TE ‘12 - Vinny Curry, DL ‘13 - Aaron Dobson, WR ’14 – Gator Hoskins, TE

All- me Marshall Over me Games FBS 2013 Sept. 21 -- at Virginia Tech L, 29-21 (3OT) 2012 Sept. 22 – at Rice W, 54-51 (2OT) Nov. 23 – at East Carolina L, 65-59 (2OT) 2011 Nov. 26 – East Carolina W, 34-27 (OT) 2010 Sept. 10 – West Virginia L, 24-21 (OT) 2008 Nov. 8 – at East Carolina L, 19-16 (OT) 2005 Oct. 1 -- SMU W, 16-13 (OT) Nov. 8 -- Southern Miss L, 27-24 (OT) 2001 Dec. 19 – East Carolina W, 64-61 (2OT) (GMAC Bowl at Mobile, Ala.) Division I-AA 1994 Dec. 3 – James Madison W, 28-21 (OT) (I-AA playoff quarterfi nal) 1991 Nov. 2 – Western Carolina W, 27-24 (3OT) Nov. 30 – Western Illinois W, 20-17 (I-AA playoff fi rst round)

Ac ve Marshall Watch Listers 2014 Maxwell Award – Rakeem Cato, QB Walter Camp Award – Rakeem Cato, QB Manning Award – Rakeem Cato, QB Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award – Rakeem Cato, QB Davey O’Brien Na onal Quarterback Award – Rakeem Cato, QB Bednarik Award – James Rouse, DT Biletnikoff Award – Tommy Shuler, WR Ray Guy Award – Tyler Williams, P Rimington Trophy – Chris Jasperse, C Rotary Lombardi Award – Jermaine Holmes, LB; Chris Jasperse, C; Clint Van Horn, OT. AFCA Good Works Team – Chris Jasperse, WR College Football Performance Awards – Rakeem Cato, QB; Tommy Shuler, WR; Jermaine Holmes, LB; Steward Butler, RB; Tyler Williams, P; Deandre Reaves, KR. 2013 Maxwell Award – Rakeem Cato, QB Walter Camp Award – Rakeem Cato, QB Davey O’Brien Na onal Quarterback Award – Rakeem Cato, QB Manning Award – Rakeem Cato, QB John Mackey Award – Gator Hoskins, TE Biletnikoff Award – Tommy Shuler, WR Ray Guy Award – Tyler Williams, P College Football Performance Awards – Cato; Hoskins; Shuler; Williams; Jeremiah Taylor, DE; Jermaine Holmes, LB; Jus n Haig, PK. Marshall Football 2014 Future Non-Conference Schedule

2015 Sept. 5 – Purdue Sept. 12 – at Ohio Sept. 19 – Norfolk State Sept. 26 – at Kent State

2016 Sept. 3 – TBA Sept. 10 – TBA Sept. 17 – Akron Sept. 24 – Louisville

2017 Sept. 2 – Miami (Ohio) Sept. 9 – at NC State Sept. 16 – Kent State Sept. 23 – TBA

2018 Sept. 1 – at Miami (Ohio) Sept. 8 – TBA Sept. 15 – TBA Sept. 22 – NC State

2019 Sept. 14 – Ohio Three games TBA

2020 Sept. 5 – at East Carolina Sept. 19 – at Ohio Two games TBA

2021 Sept. 4 – at Navy Sept. 11 – East Carolina Two games TBA

2022 Sept. 3 – Navy Three games TBA

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