Miami Football RedHawks

671 All-Time Wins 2011 GoDaddy.com Bowl 15 MAC Championships 10 Bowl Appearances Graduating Champions Since 1809

Radio/Television Broadcast Game 2: Sat., Sept. 12 • Noon In its ninth year of its partnership with IMG College, the Miami Sports Network continues its coverage of Camp Randall Stadium (80,321) Miami Football with a group of affiliates blanketing Madison, Wisc. most of Southwest Ohio and Southeast Indiana. “The Voice of the RedHawks” Steve Baker will deliver the Series vs. Wisconsin: First Meeting play-by-play coverage, while Terry Bridge will pro- Series Streak: First Meeting vide color commentary. Randy Hollowell will be the Last Meeting: First Meeting network’s sideline reporter. Tune-in to one of Miami’s Television: ESPNU • Clay Matvick (PxP) and John Congem (Analyst) game-day affiliates: Radio: Miami Sports Network • Steve Baker (PxP), Terry Bridge (Analyst), Randy Hollowell (sideline) WMOH-AM 1450 (Hamilton, Ohio) WFMG-FM 101.3 (Richmond, Ind.) Live Stats: www.MURedHawks.com WDBZ-AM 1230 (Cincinnati, Ohio) WONE-AM 980 (Dayton, Ohio) WKBV-AM 1490 and 100.9 FM (Richmond, Ind.) Miami Twitter Hits

Beyond southwestern Ohio, Miami’s audio broadcast also is available through Miami On Demand at • The Miami University football team has begun its 127th season and has an www.MURedHawks.com. all-time record of 671-432-44 (.606). • Miami finished the 2014 season at 2-10 overall and 2-6 in Mid-American Television/Internet Conference play. ESPN3 • Head coach Chuck Martin completed his first season at the helm of the Miami program and has an all-time head coaching record of 77-17. Schedule/Results • Miami defeated Presbyterian College last Saturday by a score of 26-7. It was Miami Schedule/Results Miami’s first season opening win since 2007. Sept. 5...... Presbyterian...... W, 26-7 • Saturday’s contest will be the first meeting between Miami and Wisconsin. Sept. 12...... at Wisconson...... Noon • The RedHawks are first in the MAC in all-time wins (671), conference wins Sept. 19...... Cincinnati...... 3:30 p.m. (268), MAC Championships (15), bowl appearances (10) and bowl wins (7). Sept. 26...... at Western Kentucky...... 3:30 p.m. • Miami has an extremely young roster. Of its 110 players, 62 are either red- Oct. 3...... at Kent State...... 3:30 p.m. shirt or true freshmen. The RedHawks have just 15 seniors, 17 juniors and 16 Oct. 10...... at Ohio...... 2 p.m. sophomores. Oct. 17...... Northern Illinois...... 2:30 p.m. Oct. 24...... at Western Michigan...... 2 p.m. • The RedHawks were picked to finish sixth in the East in the MAC Preseason Oct. 29...... Buffalo...... 7:30 p.m. poll, announced in late July. Nov. 7...... Eastern Michigan...... TBA • Six different RedHawks made their first career start: On offense Nate Becker, Nov. 14...... Akron...... TBA Drew Kummer and Alonzo Smith did so, while AJ Burdine, TJ Williams and Nov. 21...... at UMass...... TBA Buchi Okafor did so defensively. • Brison Burris returned after missing all of 2014 with an injury. He started last Twitter week’s contest. @MiamiRedHawks Miami Athletics Official Twitter Twitter @DaveMeyerMU PLEASE NOTE: When referring to Miami, please use either Miami, Miami Miami Football SID University or Miami (Ohio). Please do not use Miami of Ohio or University Facebook of Miami, etc. The latter are not the proper names for our institution. Thank Search Miami RedHawks you. Game 2 • Miami at wisconsin

Miami Quick Facts Need To Know School...... Miami University • Miami football ranks first all-time in the Mid-American Conference in wins Location...... Oxford, Ohio 45056 (671), MAC Championships (15), bowl appearances (10) and bowl wins (7). Founded...... 1809 Enrollment...... 17,557 • In 127 years of Miami football, the RedHawks have had just 32 losing Nickname...... RedHawks seasons. Since joining the MAC in 1948 (67 years) Miami has had just 15 Colors...... Red (PMS 186) & White losing seasons. Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Conference...... Mid-American, East Division (MAC) • Head coach Chuck Martin, who earned that title on Dec. 3, 2013, brings an Stadium...... Yager Stadium (24,286) impressive resume to Oxford, Ohio. Not only was he 74-7 in six years at Grand Surface...... FieldTurf Valley State (2004-09), he has coached in seven national championship University President...... Dr. David Hodge games in the past 14 seasons. He has twice been named the American Faculty Representative...... Ron Scott Football Coaches Association (AFCA) National Coach of the Year and has Director of Intercollegiate Athletics...... David Sayler been a coordinator on both sides of the ball. Athletics Website...... MURedHawks.com First Year of Football...... 1888 (126th Season) All-Time Record...... 670-432-44 (.605) About Wisconsin Wisconsin is coming off a 35-17 loss to No. 3 Alabama. With the game tied Miami Coaching Staff at 7-7 in the second quarter, Alabama scored the next three to Head Coach...... Chuck Martin, Millikin, 1990 take a commanding 28-7 lead. The Badgers are led by quarterback Joel Stave, ...... Record as HC: 77-17; At Miami: 3-10 who completed 26-of-39 passes for 228 yards and two scores last Saturday. *Defensive Coordinator...... Matt Pawlowski Defensively, outside linebacker Joe Schobert had 13 tackles, 2.0 sacks and *Co-Offensive Coordinator/QB...... Eric Koehler 4.0 tackles for loss versus the Crimson Tide. Co-Offensive Coordinator/OL...... George Barnett Co-Special Teams/S...... Joe Palcic Series Versus Wisconsin Co-Special Teams/WR...... Bill Brechin This is the first meeting between the two schools. The last time Miami Running Backs...... Israel Woolfork played a school from the Big Ten was last season at Michigan (Sept. 13) in a Defensive Backs...... John Hauser Defensive Line...... Corey Brown 34-10 loss. Tight Ends/Recruiting...... Pat Welsh *Graduate Assistant...... Tyler Walker Presbyterian Recap *Graduate Assistant...... Joe Bowen The RedHawks were led by senior quarterback Drew Kummer, who com- *Graduate Assistant...... Armando Allen pleted 14-of-19 passes for 255 yards and two scores, while freshmen *Graduate Assistant...... Aaron Coeling running backs Alonzo Smith (86 yards) and Kenny Young (59 yards) helped Strength and Conditioning...... Paul Harker the RedHawks to 205 yards on the ground. The turning point in the contest Video...... Kyle Kron was a 52-yard strike to Rokeem Williams that extended Miami’s lead to 19-7 * In Booth early in the fourth quarter. Athletic Media Relations Those That Wait Asst. A.D. for Athletic Comm...... Dave Meyer As the old saying goes, good things come to those that wait. Well, Drew Office Phone...... 513-529-4329 Kummer had to wait four long years to make his first career start last week Cell Phone...... 419-265-0284 Email...... [email protected] versus Presbyterian. Kummer, a fifth-year RedHawk threw for a career-high Secondary Football Contact...... Angie Renninger 255 yards and two touchdowns in his first career start. Kummer had only Office Phone...... 513-529-6239 thrown for 320 yards in his previous four seasons as a RedHawk. Cell Phone...... 513-330-0810 Email...... [email protected] Terrific Trio? Assistant Director...... Mike Roth Even with Kummer making his first career start, Gus Ragland and Billy Bahl Office Phone...... 513-529-7092 also saw action at quarterback for the first time in their Miami careers. Email...... [email protected] Ragland, who red-shirted last season, completed 2-of-3 passes for 7 yards, Assistant Director...... Chad Twaro while also adding 19 yards on the ground. Bahl saw very limited action, at- Office Phone...... 513-529-1601 tempting just one pass. Email...... [email protected] Intern...... Caleb Saunders Email...... [email protected] Media Relations Office ...... Room 41, Millett Hall ...... Oxford, Ohio, 45056 Phone...... 513-529-4329

-2- Game 2 • Miami at wisconsin

RedHawk Media Availability Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday (5 days out) (4 days out) (3 days out) (2 days out) (1 day out)

Coach Martin is on the Coach Martin and player Coach Martin and player No interviews No interviews MAC Media Teleconfer- interviews after practice. interviews after practice ence from 10:26-10:34 Contact Ken Mather at the conference office for call-in information.

Coach Martin will host his weekly press conference in our broadcast studio (Millett Hall), starting at 10:45 a.m.

2014 Mid-American Conference Standings East Division School Conference Overall Miami 0-0 1-0 Buffalo 0-0 1-0 Ohio 0-0 1-0 Akron 0-0 0-1 Bowling Green 0-0 0-1 Kent State 0-0 0-1 UMass 0-0 0-0

West Division School Conference Overall Ball State 0-0 1-0 Northern Illinois 0-0 1-0 Central Michigan 0-0 0-1 Eastern Michigan 0-0 0-1 Western Michigan 0-0 0-1 Toledo 0-0 0-0

MAC Schedule MAC Upcoming Games Last Week’s Results Saturday, Sept. 12 Buffalo 51, Albany 14 Final Bowling Green at Maryland 12:00 PM Big Ten Network Old Dominion 38, Eastern Michigan 34 Final Buffalo at Penn State 12:00 PM ESPN2 Miami 26, Presbyterian 7 Final Miami at Wisconsin 12:00 PM ESPNU Tennessee 59, Bowling Green 30 Final UMass at Colorado 2:00 PM Pac-12 Networks Monmouth at Central Michigan 3:00 PM ESPN3 Illinois 52, Kent State 3 Final Murray State at Northern Illinois 3:30 PM ESPN3 Oklahoma 41, Akron 3 Final Eastern Michigan at Wyoming 4:00 PM ROOT SPORTS NIU 38, UNLV 30 Final Toledo at Arkansas 4:00 PM SEC Network Pittsburgh at Akron 6:00 PM ESPN3 Delaware State at Kent State 6:00 PM ESPN3 Western Michigan at Georgia Southern 6:00 PM ESPN3 Ball State at Texas A&M 7:00 PM ESPNU Marshall at Ohio 7:00 PM ESPN3

-3- GameSeries 2 History• Miami --at Wisconsin Wisconsin

Series Breakdown Last Meeting Series Record:...... First Meeting First Meeting At Oxford:...... First Meeting At Madison:...... N/A Most Miami points:...... N/A Most Wisconsin points:...... N/A Combined points:...... N/A Biggest Miami win:...... N/A Biggest Wisconsin win:...... N/A Current streak:...... First Meeting

Series Meetings

Tale of The Tape Quick Facts Miami Wisconsin Oxford, Ohio...... Location...... Madison, Wisc. 1809...... Founded...... 1848 17,557...... Enrollment...... 43,193 Red and White...... Colors...... Cardinal and White MAC...... Conference...... Big Ten

2015 Stats Miami Wisconsin 26.0...... Points ...... 17.0 466.0...... Total Offense...... 268.0 205.0...... Rushing/Game...... 40.0 40.0...... Rushing Att./Game...... 21.0 5.1...... Yards/Carry...... 1.9 261.0...... Passing/Game...... 228.0 23.0...... Passing Att./Game...... 39.0 7.0...... Points Allowed/Game...... 35.0 318.0...... Total Defense/Game...... 502.0 155.0...... Rushing Allowed/Game...... 238.0 163.0...... Passing Allowed/Game...... 264.0 Even...... Turnover Margin...... -1

2015 Leaders Miami Wisconsin Kummer (255.0)...... Passing Yards/Game...... Stave (228.0) Kummer (2)...... Passing TDs...... Stave (2) Smith (86.0)...... Rushing/Game...... Erickson (25.0) Smith (2.0)...... Rushing TDs...... None Murphy (5)...... Receptions...... Erickson (6) Two Tied (1)...... Receiving TDs...... Erickson (1) Murphy (101.0)...... Receiving Yards/Game...... Erickson (73) Kern (9)...... Tackles...... Schobert (13) Two Tied (0.5)...... Sacks...... Schobert (2.0) Reid (1)...... ...... None

-4- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin Career Touchdowns Early Risers While Kummer had to wait four years to make his first career start, red-shirt freshman Jared Murphy Alonzo Smith made his first career start last weekend at running back and did not Receiving...... 4 Rushing...... 2 disappoint. Smith led the team in carries (12), yards (86) and touchdowns (2). Total ...... 6 Sam Martin Running Man Receiving...... 5 Smith was part of a rushing attack that combined for 205 yards versus the Blue Hose, Total ...... 5 the most rushing yards in a single contest since Coach Martin’s arrival. The previous Rokeem Williams best was 168 yards at Northern Illinois in 2014. Smith and the rest of the RedHawks Receiving...... 5 Total ...... 5 averaged 5.1 yards per carry versus PC, also a best under Martin. Drew Kummer Passing...... 2 First Impression Rushing...... 2 When Chris Hudson enters a room, people notice. The 6-foot-6 redshirt freshman may Total ...... 4 have even more eyes on him in the near future. Hudson hauled in a 10-yard touch- Alonzo Smith down catch, the first catch of his collegiate career to spot the RedHawks an early 7-0 Rushing...... 2 Total ...... 2 lead. He would later add a 38-yard reception that nearly resulted in another score (brought down on the 1). While he would finish the contest with just two catches for Paul Moses Rushing...... 1 48 yards, he also drew a pass interference call in the PC end zone to set up an Alonzo Total ...... 1 Smith 1-yard . Grant Niemiec Rushing...... 1 Don’t Forget The Little Guy Total ...... 1 Sure, Chris Hudson is 6-foot-6, but what about 5-foot-10 Jared Murphy? The sopho- Austin Gearing more led the team with five catches for a career-high 101 yards versus the Blue Hose. Rushing...... 1 Total ...... 1 It was Murphy’s first career 100-yard performance. Chris Hudson Receiving...... 1 In The Trenches Total ...... 1 Paving the way for not only Miami’s strong rushing attack versus PC, but also the passing game was the Miami offensive line. The RedHawks ran 63 offensive plays and allowed zero sacks and just four tackles for loss for a combined minus-6 yards.

Disruption is Production At first glance JT Jones had an average performance last weekend versus PC, finish- ing the contest with just two tackles. What the junior defensive end did accomplish though is constant pressure on the Blue Hose quarterback, finishing the game with four quarterback hurries.

Tony on the Spot Sophomore Tony Reid made two impact plays this past weekend versus PC. He first re- covered a in the Miami end zone to save a touchdown on PC’s opening drive. He then recorded an , once again in the Miami end zone, on a second-and goal from the Miami 8-yard line.

RedHawks In Overtime

Sept. 8, 1996 - at Cincinnati (L, 30-23) - 3 OTs Oct. 25, 1997 - Cincinnati (L, 34-31) - 2 OTs Sept. 9, 2006 - at Purdue (L, 38-31) - 3 OTs Sept. 8, 2007 - at Minnesota (L, 41-35)

Overall Record: 0-4 Home Record: 0-1 Road Record: 0-3 Last OT Win: Never Record in Two Overtimes: 0-1 Record In Three Overtimes: 0-2

-5- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin Career Starts Miami Picked To Finish Sixth in East Offensive Starts .... Career .....Consecutive Back in late July, the Mid-American Conference announced that the RedHawks were Trevan Brown, OL...... 31...... 13 picked to finish sixth in the East Division. Bowling Green (160 points) was picked to Jimmy Rousher, OL...... 17...... 3 Collin Buchanan, OL...... 13...... 13 win the East with 18 of 24 first-place votes. Ohio and Akron were second (118 points), Rokeem Williams, WR...... 11...... 1 followed by UMass (113 points), Buffalo (70 points), Miami (47 points) and Kent State Brandyn Cook, OL...... 11...... 1 (46 points). Jared Murphy, WR...... 9...... 0 Alvonta Jenkins, WR...... 6...... 0 Ryan Smith, TE...... 5...... 0 In the West, Toledo recorded 11 first-place votes to finish with 121 points. Western Spencer McInnis...... 4...... 0 Michigan was second (120 points), followed by Northern Illinois (113 points), Ball Sam Martin, WR...... 4...... 2 Fred McRae, WR...... 3...... 1 State (66 points), Central Michigan (56 points) and Eastern Michigan (28 points). Terry Davis, OL...... 2...... 1 Orlando David, TE...... 1...... 0 Five RedHawks Named All-MAC Preseason Nate Becker, TE...... 1...... 1 Drew Kummer...... 1...... 1 Phil Steele, one of the nation’s best magazines, announced its 2015 Alonzo Smith...... 1...... 1 Mid-American Conference preseason teams. Kaleb Patterson (second-team), Kent Kern (third-team), Bryson Albright (third-team), Heath Harding (third team) and Defensive Starts.... Career .....Consecutive Bryson Albright, DL...... 25...... 25 Fred McRae IV (fourth-team) were all honored. This announcement was made in Brison Burris, DB...... 24...... 1 early August. Kent Kern, LB...... 21...... 1 Mitch Winters, DL...... 20...... 13 Heath Harding, DB...... 19...... 10 Youth Is Served Marshall Taylor, DB...... 18...... 13 The youth movement for Miami football under head coach Chuck Martin is under- Josh Dooley, LB...... 14...... 0 way. Miami enters the 2015 season with 110 players on its roster with 62 (56.4%) JT Jones, DL...... 14...... 14 Joe Donlan, LB...... 12...... 0 of them as red-shirt or true freshmen. The RedHawks have 15 seniors (13.6%), 17 Wesley Scott, DL...... 11...... 0 juniors (15.5%) and 16 sophomores (14.5%). Austin Gearing, DE...... 4...... 0 Paul Moses, LB...... 3...... 1 Zach Smerciak, LB...... 1...... 0 We Recruit Even Younger AJ Burdine...... 1...... 1 Miami University head football coach Chuck Martin announced on Monday, June TJ Williams...... 1...... 1 8 the addition of five-year-old Liam Kaufman to the 2015 football roster. Liam, a Buchi Okafor...... 1...... 1 member of Team IMPACT, will serve as a member of the RedHawks’ team.

Liam, a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leuke- mia (ALL) in early February of 2015 and began treatment immediately at the Cincin- nati Children’s Hospital. He was discharged on March 6 and is expected to continue treatment until April of 2018.

Liam was presented a game ball in the locker room last Saturday versus Presbyte- rian.

Big Play Rokeem Future Miami Schedules Junior wide receiver Rokeem Williams established career-highs in catches (35), yards (682) and touchdowns (3) last season and averaged 19.5 yards per catch. Over his last 2016 2020 13 games, of his 37 catches, 16 of them have gone for over 20 yards. Sept. 3: at Iowa Sept. 12: at Minnesota Sept. 10: Eastern Illinois Sept. 19: at Cincinnati Sept. 17: WKU Oct. 3: Army Breakout Party Sept. 24: at Cincinnati Sam Martin had a game for the ages last season versus UMass. Not only did Miami 2021 2017 Sept.25: at Army erase a 41-14 deficit to defeat the Minutemen 42-41 (and snap a 21-game losing Sept. 2: at Marshall streak), Martin recorded eight catches for 111 yards and four touchdowns, matching Sept. 16: Cincinnati Sept. 30: at Notre Dame a Yager Stadium record. 2018 Sept. 1: Marshall Times, date and Sept. 8: at Minnesota opponents Sept. 15: at Cincinnati are subject to change. Oct. 20: Army

2019 Sept. 7: at Iowa Sept. 14: Cincinnati

-6- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

Sack for a Sack Retired Miami Numbers This might be a first for college football. Austin Gearing, who was Miami’s starting quarterback for three games in 2013, is now a member of Miami’s defense ... at #7 Ben Roethlisberger took his place in Miami defensive end. Gearing checked in a 6-foot-5 and 212 pounds back in 2013 and now Football history when his jersey No. 7 was is up to 250 pounds just two years later. Gearing was sacked 11 times in 2013. Has a retired on October 13, 2007, becoming just the third in program history to have his division one football player ever been sacked and recorded a sack in a career. Gearing number retired. Roethlisberger ended his has a chance to do just that. three-year playing tenure (2001-03) as the most prolific passer in program history. In his first career action he recorded two tackles, one being on the PC quarterback on #40 Bob Hitchens a run play. No. 40 was retired in 1973 to mark the ac- complishments of tailback Bob Hitchens, who concluded his career as the most pro- Burris Healthy lific runner in Miami history. At the end of It’s been a while since any Miami fan has heard the name Brison Burris. Burris, after his three-year tenure (1971-73), Hitchens owned Miami’s season and career records starting 23 straight games in 2012 and 2013, was injured early in spring practice back for points, rushing touchdowns, rushing at- in 2014, missing all of last season. Burris started the contest versus the Blue Hose, tempts and rushing yards. forcing a critical fumble early in the contest to save a touchdown. #41 Travis Prentice No. 41 was retired to honor Travis Prentice. Tackling Machine Prentice ranks sixth all-time in NCAA his- Since his arrival to Oxford, Ohio, Kent Kern has made his presence known. Through tory with 5,596 rushing yards and second in total touchdowns with 78. He continues three years of play he has recorded 215 tackles and 16.0 tackles for loss from his middle to own four NCAA records. linebacker position. #42 John Pont Worn by halfback John Pont through three varsity football campaigns, No. 42 was re- tired by the Athletic Advisory Council fol- lowing his senior season in 1951. Pont thus became the first athlete in Miami history to have his jersey retired. Miami By Class Seniors (15) 5th Year...... 6 True ...... 9

Juniors (17) Redshirts...... 12 True ...... 5

Sophomores (16) Redshirt...... 9 True ...... 7

RedHawks in the NFL Freshmen (62) Redshirt...... 23 There are currently four Miami RedHawks on current rosters in the National Football True ...... 39 League. Of those six players, two have won Super Bowl titles. By Percentages

Brandon Brooks - Guard, Houston Texans Seniors (13.6%) • 76th overall selection of the 2012 NFL draft. 5th Year...... 5.5% • Has started 30 games since 2013 True ...... 8.2%

Zac Dysert - Quarterback, Houston Texans Juniors (15.5%) • Was a 7th round draft pick in the 2013 NFL draft by the Denver Broncos and is cur- Redshirts...... 10.9% rently Houston’s No. 3 quarterback. True ...... 4.5%

Ben Roethlisberger - Quarterback, Sophomores (14.5%) Redshirt...... 8.2% • Selected 11th overall in the 2004 NFL Draft True ...... 6.4% • Has won a pair of Super Bowls as the starting quarterback of the Steelers Freshmen (56.4%) Quinten Rollins - Defensive Back, Redshirt...... 20.9% • Was a 2nd round draft pick of the Green Bay Packers in 2015 True ...... 35.5%

-7- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

Miami By The Numbers If You Build It... Miami’s Athletic Director, David Sayler, has been busy in his first 32 months, adding Overall Record ...... 1-0 several facilities for the department. The newest installment can be seen just north of MAC Record...... 0-0 Yager Stadium. The new David and Anita Dauch Indoor Sports Center (DISC) opened Non Conference...... 1-0 last February and featured a full length 120-yard field and four sprint lanes. Home...... 1-0 Road...... 0-0 Between Yager Stadium and the DISC will feature the Gunlock Family Athletic Neutral...... 0-0 Performance Center. The Gunlock Center will provide much-needed upgrades to Miami Football’s locker room and offices while also hosting a state-of-the-art medical Current Regular Season Streak...... 1 Win and athletic training facility that will serve all Miami’s student-athletes. Day...... 1-0 Night...... 0-0 Other facilities in the works/complete are the new weight room at Steve Cady Arena TV Game...... 1-0 for the ice hockey team (complete), The Legacy Project at Hayden Park (nearly August...... 0-0 complete) and Millett Hall renovations for basketball and volleyball. September...... 1-0 Captain, My Captain October...... 0-0 Miami will have seven captains in 2015, voted on by the players themselves. The Miami November...... 0-0 offense will be captained by Trevan Brown, Brandyn Cook and Rokeem Williams, while vs. top 25 Teams...... 0-0 the defensive captains are Brison Burris, Kent Kern, Bryson Albright and JT Jones. vs. Non ranked teams...... 1-0 On Turf...... 1-0 On Grass...... 0-0 Scoring first...... 1-0 Leading after first quarter...... 1-0 Behind after first quarter...... 0-0 Tied after first quarter...... 0-0 Leading after second quarter...... 1-0 Behind after second quarter...... 0-0 Tied after second quarter...... 0-0 Leading after third quarter...... 1-0 Behind after third quarter...... 0-0 Tied after third quarter...... 0-0 Overtime...... 0-0 Scoring less than 20 points...... 0-0 Scoring 20+ points...... 1-0 Scoring 30+ points...... 0-0 Allowing less than 20 points...... 1-0 Allowing 20-29 points...... 0-0 Allowing 30+ points...... 0-0 Outgain opponent...... 1-0 Opponent outgains Miami...... 0-0 Tie in total yards...... 0-0 Win turnover margin...... 0-0 Lose turnover margin...... 0-0 Tie in turnovers...... 1-0 Game decided between 1-10 points...... 0-0 Game decided by 11-20 points...... 1-0 Game decided by 20+ points...... 0-0

-8- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

Miami University, known world-wide as the “Cradle of Coaches,” contributed four alumni The Sporting News to Sporting News Magazine’s 50 Greatest Coaches, dominating all other universities. Top 50 Coaches of All Time PAUL BROWN (`30) was named as the 12th greatest coach of all time by The Sporting News (TSN). Miamians WALTER ALSTON (`35) and BO SCHEMBECHLER (`51) ranked 35th 1. John Wooden (Purdue) and 36th on the list, while ARA PARSEGHIAN (`49) was selected as sports’ 44th great- 2. Vince Lombardi (Fordham) est coach. A fifth man with Miami ties, WOODY HAYES, ranked 27th on TSN’s list. Hayes 3. Paul Bryant (Alabama) served as Miami’s football coach from 1949-50. 4. Phil Jackson (North Dakota) The August 3, 2009 publication asked a panel of 118 top coaches, media and sports 5. Don Shula (John Carroll) administrators to choose the Top 50 list. 6. Red Auerbach (George Washington) Altogether, only four universities contributed more than one alumnus to the list. Mi- 7. Scotty Bowman (did not attend college) ami’s four alumni topped Alabama (Paul “Bear” Bryant and Bobby Bowden), Minnesota 8. Dean Smith (Kansas) (Bud Wilkinson and Herb Brooks) and Kansas (Dean Smith and Adolph Rupp), which 9. Casey Stengel (did not attend college) each had two alums ranked among the Top 50. Purdue graduate John Wooden, the 10. Knute Rockne (Notre Dame) famed “Wizard of Westwood”, was ranked as the No. 1 coach of all time. 11. Pat Summitt (Tennessee-Martin) 12. Paul Brown (Miami) An Ohio native who was a two-year football letter winner (1928-29), Paul Brown is a member of Miami’s “Cradle of Coaches” and excelled as a coach 13. Joe Paterno (Brown) at the collegiate and professional levels. Brown was head coach at Ohio 14. George Halas (Illinois) State (1941-43) and led the Buckeyes to their first national title in 1942. 15. Chuck Noll (Dayton) Brown then served as head coach at the professional level with the Cleve- 16. Bob Knight (Ohio State) land Browns (1946-62) and (1968-75), winning cham- pionships in the All-America Football Conference and National Football 17. Joe Gibbs (San Diego State) League. Brown was elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1967, and 18. Tom Landry (Texas) the current home stadium of the Bengals bears his name. 19. Mike Krzyzewski (U.S. Military Academy) PaulPaul Brown Brown 20. Bill Belichick (Wesleyan University) 21. Adolph Rupp (Kansas) Always displaying a calm, professional demeanor, the unflappable Walter Alston managed the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers for 23 seasons 22. Joe McCarthy (Niagara) (1954-76), winning seven National League pennants and four World Series 23. Eddie Robinson (Leland College) championships. His squads would win 2,040 games during his tenure, the 24. Bobby Bowden (Alabama) seventh-highest win total among major league managers. He helped to 25. John McGraw (did not attend college) establish a “Dodger Way,” which many of his former players later used to become successful managers themselves. 26. Bill Walsh (San Jose State) 27. Woody Hayes (Denison University) Paul Brown 28. Connie Mack (did not attend college) Walter Alston 29. Bud Wilkinson (Minnesota) A member of Miami’s “Cradle of Coaches” and the College Football Hall of 30. Pat Riley (Kentucky) Fame, Bo Schembechler was a two-year letter winner (1949-50) and head 31. Pete Newell (Loyola, Calif. University) coach (1963-68) with the Red and White. During his six seasons as head 32. Joe Torre (did not attend college) coach, Schembechler led Miami to a 40-17-3 record and back-to-back conference co-championships (1965-66). Schembechler then became the 33. Bill Parcells (Wichita State) head coach at the University of Michigan (1969-89) and led the Wolverines 34. Tom Osborne (Hastings College) to 13 Big Ten titles. 35. Walter Alston (Miami) 36. Bo Schembechler (Miami) PaulBo Schem Brownbechler 37. Toe Blake (did not attend college) A member of Miami’s “Cradle of Coaches” and the College Football Hall of 38. Sparky Anderson (did not attend college) Fame, Ara Parseghian was a football letter winner (1946-47) before moving 39. Al Arbour (did not attend college) to the sidelines as an assistant coach (1950) and head coach (1951-55). Dur- 40. Amos Alonzo Stagg (Yale University) ing his five seasons as Miami’s head coach, Parseghian compiled a 39-6-1 record and won back-to-back Mid-American Conference Championships 41. Tony La Russa (South Florida) (1954-55). Parseghian went on to coach at Northwestern (1956-63) and 42. Geno Auriemma (West Chester University) Notre Dame (1964-74) where he was named National Coach of the Year in 43. Dick Irvin (did not attend college) 1964. 44. Ara Parseghian (Miami) PaulAra PBrownarseghian 45. Chuck Daly (Bloomsburg University) A member of Miami’s “Cradle of Coaches” and the College Football Hall of Fame, 46. Bobby Cox (did not attend college) Woody Hayes served as the head coach of Miami during the 1949-50 and 1950-51 47. Hank Iba (Westminster College) seasons. In his last year as head coach he led the RedHawks to a 9-1 record and 48. Tommy Lasorda (did not attend college) a MAC Championship, and also led his team to a victory in the Salad Bowl. Hayes went on to coach at the Ohio State University (1951-78) where he became a fixture 49. Gregg Popovich (U.S. Air Force Academy) for the Scarlet and Grey and quickly became recognized as one of the greatest 50. Herb Brooks (Minnesota) coaches of all time. At OSU he compiled a 205-61-10 record (.761) and led the PaulWoody Brown Hayes Buckeyes to five national titles, 13 Big Ten championships, and four bowl victories. He is a three-time winner of the College Football Coach of the Year Award.

-9- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

Depth Chart As of Sept. 7, 2015 Offense (Multiple) defense (Multiple) WR 83 Sam Martin...... 6-3, 199, So., Boulder, Colo. DE 91 JT Jones...... 6-3, 263, R-Jr., Milledgeville, Ga. 10 Sam Shisso...... 6-5, 213, R-Jr., Charlotte, N.C. 32 Zach Smierciak...... 6-2, 247, R-So., Aurora, Ohio

LT 65 Trevan Brown ...... 6-4, 300, 5-Sr., Florence, Ky. DT 69 AJ Burdine...... 6-2, 285, R-So., Cincinnati, Ohio 77 Matt Skibinski...... 6-5, 276, Fr., Livonia, Mich. 96 Nate Trawick...... 5-11, 318, Fr., Richmond, Ind.

LG 58 Jimmy Rousher...... 6-2, 289, R-Jr., Canfield, Ohio NT 55 Ikeem Allen...... 6-1, 272, So., Charlotte, NC 52 Jordan Rigg...... 6-3, 287, R-Fr., Springboro, Ohio 99 Mitch Winters...... 6-5, 292, Sr., Mississauga, Ontario

C 73 Brandyn Cook...... 6-3, 307, Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio DE 95 Bryson Albright...... 6-5, 225, Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio 56 Mitch Palmer...... 6-3, 278, R-Fr., St. Louis, Mo. 11 Austin Gearing...... 6-5, 250, R-Jr., Franklin, Ohio

RG 66 Sam McCollum...... 6-2, 306, Fr., Dublin, Ohio OLB 36 Paul Moses...... 6-0, 227, So., Toledo, Ohio 76 Randy Heideman...... 6-6, 309, R-So., Bloomington, Ill. 9 Brad Earnest...... 6-1, 229, R-Fr., Atlanta, Ga.

RT 53 Terry Davis...... 6-4, 290, R-So., Cincinnati, Ohio MLB 43 Kent Kern...... 6-1, 240, Sr., Toledo, Ohio 78 Ian Leever...... 6-5, 295, Fr., Loveland, Ohio 46 Joe Donlan...... 6-0, 231, 5-Sr., River Forest, Ill.

TE 44 Nate Becker...... 6-5, 265, R-Fr., Carmel, Ind. STAR 49 TJ Williams...... 6-0, 205, Jr., Creve Coeur, Mo. 82 Ryan Smith...... 6-4, 261, So., River Forest, Ill. 51 Josh Dooley...... 6-0, 230, Sr., Mason, Ohio

QB 8 Drew Kummer...... 6-3, 211, 5-Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio CB 24 Heath Harding...... 5-10, 185, Jr., Englewood, Ohio 14 Gus Ragland...... 6-3, 213, R-Fr., Cincinnati, Ohio 8 Daryus Thompson... 6-2, 185, R-Fr., Powder Springs, Ga.

RB 26 Alonzo Smith.5-9, 225, R-Fr., Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. S 30 Buchi Okafor...... 6-1, 200, So., Lewis Center, Ohio 3 Kenny Young...... 5-10, 200, R-Fr., Tallahasee, Fla. 2 Josh Allen...... 6-0, 200, Fr., Charlotte, N. Car.

WR 6 Rokeem Williams...... 6-1, 198, R-Jr., Williston, S.C. S 35 Brison Burris...... 5-11, 190, 5-Sr., Humble, Texas 87 Chris Hudson...... 6-6, 226, R-Fr., Hazard, Ky. 14 Tony Reid...... 6-1, 194, So., Charlotte, N. Car.

WR 88 Jared Murphy...... 5-10, 184, R-So., Columbia City, Ind. CB 21 Marshall Taylor...... 6-3, 199, R-Jr., Cordele, Ga. 18 Fred McRae...... 5-10, 180, R-Jr., Miami, Fla. 28 Bert Birdsall...... 5-9, 161, R-So., Chesterfield, Mo.

Special Teams Pronunciations PK 13 Kaleb Patterson ...... 5-10, 167, Sr., Duncan, S.C. Cedric Asseh...... Uh-SAY 97 Nick Dowd...... 5-8, 205, Fr., Westfield, Ind. Trevan Brown ...... rhymes with heaven Brison Burris...... BRY-son P 39 Christian Koch ...... 6-0, 186, 5-Sr., Bluffton, Ohio AJ Burdine...... Bur-DINE 45 Justin Martin...... 6-4, 214, R-Fr., West Chester, Ohio Deion Cineus...... Sin-e-us Alex Demers...... DEM-ers LS 62 Nick Walter...... 6-1, 244, R-So., Pickerington, Ohio Christian Koch...... Cook 79 Bryce Lehwald...... 5-11, 225, Sr., Hilliard, Ohio Austin Gearing...... GEER-ing Alvonta Jenkins...... Al-VON-Tay SS 79 Bryce Lehwald...... 5-11, 225, Sr., Hilliard, Ohio Drew Kummer...... KOO-mer 62 Nick Walter...... 6-1, 244, R-So., Pickerington, Ohio Buchi Okafor...... BOO-Chee Jimmy Rousher...... ROO-sher HD 88 Jared Murphy....5-10, 184, R-So., Columbia City, Ind. 8 Drew Kummer ...... 6-3, 211, 5-Sr, Cincinnati, Ohio

KR 18 Fred McRae...... 5-10, 179, R-Jr., Miami, Fla. 3 Kenny Young...... 5-10, 200, R-Fr., Tallahasee, Fla.

PR 18 Fred McRae...... 5-10, 179, R-Jr., Miami, Fla. 3 Kenny Young...... 5-10, 200, R-Fr., Tallahasee, Fla.

-10- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

Miami Alphabetical and Numerical Rosters No. Name...... Pos...... Ht...... Wt...... Cl...... Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Cedric Asseh...... WR 75 Luke Adams ...... OL...... 6-5...... 303...... R-FR...... Perrysburg, Ohio (Perrysburg) 1 Kendrell McFadden...... DB 95 Bryson Albright...... DL...... 6-5...... 225...... SR...... Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier) 2 Joshua Allen...... DB 19 Jake Aleck...... DB...... 5-7...... 188...... R-JR...... Frankfort, Ill. (Lincoln Way East) 2 Jack Penn...... QB 55 Ikeem Allen...... DL...... 6-1...... 272...... SO...... Charlotte, N. Car. (Mallard Creek) 3 Kenny Young...... RB 2 Joshua Allen...... DB...... 6-0...... 200...... FR...... Charlotte, N. Car. (Victory Christian) 4 Damon Washington...... RB 1 Cedric Asseh...... WR...... 6-0...... 182...... FR...... Loganville, Ga. (Grayson) 5 Junior McMullen...... LB 5 Billy Bahl...... QB...... 6-4...... 248...... FR...... Woodstock, Ill. (Marian Central Catholic) 5 Billy Bahl...... QB 44 Nate Becker...... TE...... 6-5...... 265...... R-FR...... Carmel, Ind. (Carmel) 6 Rokeem Williams...... WR 28 Bert Birdsall...... DB...... 5-11...... 161...... R-SO...... Chesterfield, Mo. (CBC) 8 Drew Kummer...... QB 65 Trevan Brown...... OL...... 6-4...... 300...... R-SR...... Florence, Ky. (Boone County) 8 Daryus Thompson...... DB 72 Collin Buchanan...... OL...... 6-5...... 317...... JR...... Southfield, Mich. (Southfield) 9 Kyle Kramer...... QB 69 AJ Burdine...... DL...... 6-2...... 285...... R-SO...... Cincinnati, Ohio (Elder) 9 Brad Earnest...... LB 35 Brison Burris...... DB...... 5-11...... 190...... 5-SR...... Humble, Texas (Humble) 10 Sam Shisso...... WR 92 Quinn Calcagno...... DL...... 6-4...... 238...... FR...... Wheaton, Ill. (St. Francis) 10 Allan Koikoi...... DB 93 Deion Cineus...... DL...... 6-2...... 316...... R-FR...... Miami Beach, Fla. (Miami Beach) 11 Austin Gearing...... DL 48 Sam Connolly...... LB...... 6-1...... 239...... R-FR...... Chicago, Ill. (Mt. Carmel) 12 Evan Jakubowski...... K 73 Brandyn Cook...... OL...... 6-3...... 307...... SR...... Cincinnati, Ohio ((St. Xavier)) 13 Kaleb Patterson...... K 59 Evan Crabtree...... LS...... 5-10...... 239...... FR...... Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Coffman) 14 Gus Ragland...... QB 15 Deondre Daniels...... DB...... 5-10...... 188...... 14 Tony Reid...... DB 17 Orlando David...... TE...... 6-3...... 263...... SR...... Miami, Fla. (Chaminade-Madonna) 15 Deondre Daniels...... DB 53 Terry Davis...... OL...... 6-4...... 290...... R-JR...... Cincinnati, Ohio (Wyoming) 16 Jordan Martin...... QB 29 Sawyer Dean...... WR...... 5-10...... SO...... 17 Orlando David...... TE 54 Alex Demers...... DL...... 6-0...... 290...... R-FR...... Tipp City, Ohio (Tippecanoe) 18 Fred McRae IV...... WR 46 Joe Donlan...... LB...... 6-0...... 231...... 5-SR...... River Forest, Ill. (Oak Park River Forest) 19 Tom Tupa...... QB 51 Josh Dooley...... LB...... 6-0...... 230...... SR...... Mason, Ohio (Mason) 19 Jake Aleck...... DB 97 Nick Dowd...... K...... 5-8...... 205...... FR...... Westfield, Ind. (Westfield) 20 Spencer McInnis...... RB 94 Mack Duffin...... DL...... 6-2...... 279...... R-FR...... Avon, Ind. (Avon) 21 Marshall Taylor...... DB 9 Brad Earnest...... LB...... 6-1...... 229...... R-FR...... Atlanta, Ga. (Lakeside) 21 Ryan Sandles...... K 81 James Gardner...... WR...... 6-4...... 219...... FR...... Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Fort Lauderdale) 22 Ryan Wahler...... WR 11 Austin Gearing...... DL...... 6-5...... 250...... R-JR...... Franklin, Ohio (Bishop Fenwick) 22 Matt Merimee...... DB 47 Nate Gerbus...... LB...... 6-1...... 225...... R-JR...... Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier) 23 De’Andre Montgomery...... DB 48 Alec Greene...... TE...... 6-3...... 255...... R-FR...... Columbus, Ohio (Bishop Watterson) 24 Heath Harding...... DB 24 Heath Harding...... DB...... 5-10...... 185...... JR...... Englewood, Ohio (Dayton Christian) 25 Isaiah Hill...... WR 98 Jordon Hardwick...... DL...... 6-4...... 236...... FR...... St. Louis, Mo. (St. John Vianney) 26 Alonzo Smith...... RB 37 Dalton Hatfield...... DB...... 5-11...... 185...... FR...... Hilliard, Ohio (Hilliard Bradley) 27 Jared Sharp...... WR 76 Randy Heideman...... OL...... 6-6...... 309...... R-SO...... Bloomington, Ill. (Normal Community) 27 Kevin Johnson...... LB 25 Isaiah Hill...... WR...... 5-10...... 216...... FR...... Duncan, S. Car. (Byrnes) 28 Bert Birdsall...... DB 57 Zach Hovey...... OL...... 6-4...... 279...... SO...... Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie) 28 Kyle Row...... WR 87 Chris Hudson...... WR...... 6-6...... 226...... R-FR...... Hazard, Ky. (Hazard) 29 Richard Schoen...... DB 12 Evan Jakubowski...... K...... 6-1...... 200...... Fr...... Wheaton, Ill. (Warrenville South) 29 Sawyer Dean...... WR 85 Alvonta Jenkins...... WR...... 6-1...... 214...... 5-SR...... Camden, S.C. (Camden) 30 Buchi Okafor...... DB 27 Kevin Johnson...... LB...... 6-0...... 214...... R-JR...... Cincinnati, Ohio (Finneytown) 31 Maurice Thomas...... RB 91 JT Jones...... DL...... 6-3...... 263...... R-JR...... East Atlanta, Ga. (Miller Grove) 32 Zach Smierciak...... DL 43 Kent Kern...... LB...... 6-1...... 240...... SR...... Toledo, Ohio (St. John’s Jesuit) 32 Steve Kuhn...... WR 39 Christian Koch...... P...... 6-0...... 186...... 5-SR...... Bluffton, Ohio (Bluffton) 33 McKenzie Thomas...... DB 38 Brad Koenig...... DB...... 6-1...... 218...... R-FR...... Ann Arbor, Mich. (Pioneer) 33 Leonard Ross...... RB 10 Allan Koikoi...... DB...... 5-11...... 193...... FR...... Randallstown, Mary. (St. Paul’s) 34 Carter Masek...... LB 9 Kyle Kramer...... QB...... 6-2...... 207...... FR...... Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard West) 35 Brison Burris...... DB 32 Steve Kuhn...... WR...... 6-5...... 215...... FR...... Lake Zurich (Lake Zurich) 36 Paul Moses...... LB 8 Drew Kummer...... QB...... 6-3...... 211...... 5-SR...... Cincinnati, Ohio (La Salle) 36 Nick Marosi...... WR 78 Ian Leever...... OL...... 6-5...... 295...... FR...... Loveland, Ohio (Loveland) 37 Grant Niemiec...... RB 79 Bryce Lehwald...... LS...... 5-11...... 225...... SR...... Hilliard, Ohio (Davidson) 37 Dalton Hatfield...... DB 90 Dean Lemon...... DL...... 6-2...... 249...... FR...... Kettering, Ohio (Archbishop Alter) 38 Brad Koenig...... DB 63 DJ Lieberman...... OL...... 39 Christian Koch...... P 36 Nick Marosi...... WR...... 6-0...... 208...... FR...... Grand Rapids, Mich. (Catholic Central) 43 Kent Kern...... LB 44 Nate Becker...... TE 45 Justin Martin...... P

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Miami Alphabetical and Numerical Rosters

No. Name...... Pos...... Ht...... Wt...... Cl...... Hometown (High School/Previous School) 46 Joe Donlan...... LB 45 Justin Martin...... P...... 6-4...... 214...... R-FR...... West Chester, Ohio (Lakota West) 47 Nate Gerbus...... LB 83 Sam Martin...... WR...... 6-3...... 199...... SO...... Boulder, Colo. (Fairview) 48 Sam Connolly...... LB 16 Jordan Martin...... QB...... 6-0...... 199...... 48 Alec Greene...... TE 34 Carter Masek...... LB...... 6-1...... 217...... FR...... East Grand Rapids, Mich. (East Grand Rapids) 49 TJ Williams...... LB 86 Luke Mayock...... WR...... 6-5...... 201...... FR...... Sugar Land, Texas (Clements) 50 Ryan Mullen...... OL 66 Sam McCollum...... OL...... 6-2...... 306...... FR...... Dublin, Ohio (Coffman) 51 Josh Dooley...... LB 1 Kendrell McFadden...... DB...... 6-2...... 196...... FR...... Hollywood, Fla. (Miramar) 52 Jordan Rigg...... OL 20 Spencer McInnis...... RB...... 5-9...... 206...... R-JR...... Commerce Twp., Mich. (St. Mary) 53 Terry Davis...... OL 5 Junior McMullen...... LB...... 6-0...... 236...... FR...... Oak Park, Mich. (Oak Park) 54 Alex Demers...... DL 18 Fred McRae IV...... WR...... 5-10...... 180...... R-JR...... Miami, Fla. (Chaminade-Madonna) 55 Ikeem Allen...... DL 22 Matt Merimee...... DB...... 6-3...... 212...... R-FR...... Fairview Park, Ohio (Benedictine) 56 Mitch Palmer...... OL 23 De’Andre Montgomery.. DB...... 6-1...... 197...... FR...... Hampton, Ga. (Dutchtown) 57 Zach Hovey...... OL 36 Paul Moses...... LB...... 6-0...... 227...... SO...... Toledo, Ohio (Toledo Central Catholic) 58 Jimmy Rousher...... OL 50 Ryan Mullen...... OL...... 6-2...... 290...... FR...... Lake Villa, Ill. (Lakes Community) 59 Evan Crabtree...... LS 88 Jared Murphy...... WR...... 5-10...... 184...... R-SO...... Columbia City, Ind. (Columbia City) 60 Wesley Scott...... DL 71 Sam Murrer...... OL...... 6-4...... 285...... FR...... Park Hills, Ky. (Covington Catholic) 61 Zach Swarts...... OL 37 Grant Niemiec...... RB...... 6-0...... 225...... JR...... Commerce, Mich. (Orchard Lake St. Mary’s) 62 Nick Walter...... LS 30 Buchi Okafor...... DB...... 6-1...... 197...... JR...... Lewis Center, Ohio (Olentangy) 63 DJ Lieberman...... OL 56 Mitch Palmer...... OL...... 6-2...... 278...... R-FR...... St. Louis, Mo. (De Smet Jesuit) 64 Sam Smith...... OL 13 Kaleb Patterson...... K...... 5-10...... 167...... SR...... Duncan, S.C. (Byrnes) 65 Trevan Brown...... OL 2 Jack Penn...... QB...... 5-11...... 200...... R-FR...... Glenview, Ill. (Loyola Academy) 66 Sam McCollum...... OL 14 Gus Ragland...... QB...... 6-3...... 213...... R-FR...... Cincinnati, Ohio (Moeller) 69 AJ Burdine...... DL 14 Tony Reid...... DB...... 5-11...... 189...... SO...... Charlotte, N.C. (Mallard Creek) 71 Sam Murrer...... OL 52 Jordan Rigg...... OL...... 6-3...... 287...... R-FR...... Springboro, Ohio (Springboro) 72 Collin Buchanan...... OL 33 Leonard Ross...... RB...... 5-11...... 206...... R-FR...... LaGrange Park, Ill. (Lyons Township) 73 Brandyn Cook...... OL 58 Jimmy Rousher...... OL...... 6-2...... 289...... RS JR...... Canfield, Ohio (Canfield) 75 Luke Adams ...... OL 28 Kyle Row...... WR...... 6-0...... 180...... R-FR...... Oregon, Ohio (Clay) 76 Randy Heideman...... OL 21 Ryan Sandles...... K...... 5-5...... 160...... FR...... Novi, Mich. (Walled Lake Western) 77 Matt Skibinski...... OL 29 Richard Schoen...... DB...... 5-10...... 185...... R-FR...... Riverside, Ill. (Fenwick) 78 Ian Leever...... OL 97 Jack Schroer...... DL...... 6-3...... 277...... FR...... New Albany, Ohio (New Albany) 79 Bryce Lehwald...... LS 60 Wesley Scott...... DL...... 6-3...... 284...... SR...... Ridgeland, S.C. (Ridgeland) 81 James Gardner...... WR 27 Jared Sharp...... WR...... FR...... 82 Ryan Smith...... TE 10 Sam Shisso...... WR...... 6-5...... 213...... R-JR...... Charlotte, N.C. (East Mecklenburg) 83 Sam Martin...... WR 77 Matt Skibinski...... OL...... 6-5...... 276...... FR...... Livonia, Mich. (Churchill) 83 Matt Smallbone...... DL 83 Matt Smallbone...... DL...... 6-4...... 232...... R-SO...... Granger, Ind. (South Bend St. Joseph) 84 Alexx Zielinski...... TE 32 Zach Smierciak...... DL...... 6-2...... 247...... R-SO...... Aurora, Ohio (Aurora) 85 Alvonta Jenkins...... WR 26 Alonzo Smith...... RB...... 5-9...... 225...... R-FR...... Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. (Dwyer) 86 Luke Mayock...... WR 82 Ryan Smith...... TE...... 6-4...... 261...... SO...... River Forest, Ill. (Fenwick) 87 Chris Hudson...... WR 64 Sam Smith...... OL...... 6-4...... 311...... R-FR...... Cincinnati, Ohio (Indian Hill) 88 Jared Murphy...... WR 61 Zach Swarts...... OL...... 6-4...... 286...... R-FR...... Fort Wayne, Ind. (Homestead) 90 Dean Lemon...... DL 21 Marshall Taylor...... DB...... 6-2...... 199...... R-JR...... Cordele, Ga. (Crisp County) 91 JT Jones...... DL 33 McKenzie Thomas...... DB...... 5-11...... 176...... FR...... Oxford, Ohio (Talawanda) 92 Quinn Calcagno...... DL 31 Maurice Thomas...... RB...... 5-11...... 176...... FR...... Oxford, Ohio (Talawanda) 93 Deion Cineus...... DL 8 Daryus Thompson...... DB...... 6-2...... 185...... R-FR...... Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern) 94 Mack Duffin...... DL 96 Nate Trawick...... DL...... 5-11...... 318...... FR...... Richmond, Ind. (Richmond) 95 Bryson Albright...... DL 19 Tom Tupa...... QB...... 6-4...... 218...... R-SO...... Brecksville, Ohio (Brecksville-Broadview) 96 Nate Trawick...... DL 22 Ryan Wahler...... WR...... 6-1...... 185...... FR...... Cincinnati, Ohio (Sycamore) 97 Nick Dowd...... K 62 Nick Walter...... LS...... 6-1...... 244...... R-SO...... Pickerington, Ohio (Central) 97 Jack Schroer...... DL 4 Damon Washington...... RB...... 5-10...... 189...... R-SO...... Kirtland, Ohio (Kirtland) 98 Jordon Hardwick...... DL 6 Rokeem Williams...... WR...... 6-1...... 198...... R-JR...... Williston, S.C. (Williston-Elko) 99 Mitchell Winters...... DL 49 TJ Williams...... LB...... 6-0...... 205...... JR...... Creve Coeur, Mo. (CBC) 99 Mitchell Winters...... DL...... 6-5...... 292...... SR...... Mississauga, Ontario (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel) 3 Kenny Young...... RB...... 5-10...... 200...... R-FR...... Tallahasee, Fla. (Godby) 84 Alexx Zielinski...... TE...... 6-4...... 237...... FR...... Brighton, Mich. (Brighton)

-12- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

Chuck Martin His offenses were not just about the quarterback. In all six seasons, Head Coach he produced a 1,000-yard rusher. In four of those seasons, a running First Season back finished as a top-10 rusher in Grand Valley State history. Coaching Record: 77-17 Record at Miami: 3-10 Before becoming head coach, Martin served as the defensive coordi- Milliken, 1990 nator for the Lakers in 2003, helping GVSU win a national champion- ship. Martin’s defense allowed just nine total points in the final three Chuck Martin was named the 36th head foot- games of the playoff run and among the ranked top-10 nationally in ball coach in Miami history on Dec. 3, 2013. scoring, rushing and total defense that season.

Martin, who has more than 20 years of col- Martin served as the defensive backs and outside linebackers coach legiate coaching experience, brings seven years of head coaching at GVSU from 2000-02. Prior to arriving in Allendale, Mich., Martin experience to the RedHawk program. He has twice been named the spent time at Eastern Michigan (1998-1999, linebackers), Millikin Coaches Association (AFCA) National Coach of the University (1996-97, defensive coordinator/defensive backs), Witten- Year, earning the honor in 2005 and 2006, and has coached in seven berg University (1994-95, linebackers) and Mankato State University national championship games in the past 14 seasons. In addition to (1992-93, graduate assistant/linebackers). his head coaching experience, Martin has served as a coordinator on both sides of the ball. Of those seven national championship game While attending Millikin (1986-90), Martin was an All-American safety appearances, he has been a part of four national championship wins, and was selected as a GTE Academic All-American. He doubled as an with two titles under his direction as head coach/offensive coordina- All-American place kicker, received Academic All-District honors for tor and one as a defensive coordinator. the Millikin baseball team and was inducted into the Millikin Hall of Fame in 2008. In Martin’s first year, he laid a strong foundation for the future. Martin led the RedHawks to a 2-10 record, while snapping a 21-game losing He graduated in 1990 with a degree in accounting and earned his streak with a remarkable 42-41 win over UMass last October. master’s degree in physical education from Mankato State University in 1993. Prior to joining Miami, Martin spent four seasons at Notre Dame, serving as the offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach (2012-13) Martin and his wife Dulcie have two children, Max and Emma. and defensive backs/recruiting coordinator (2010-11). In 2012, he orchestrated an offense that played in the BCS National Champion- Coaching Timeline ship game versus Alabama. In 2011, he was named one of the top 25 1992-93 Mankato State (Minn.), Graduate Assistant recruiters in the nation by ESPN.com and was named to Rivals.com’s 1994-95 Wittenberg (Ohio), Linebackers Second-Team Assistant Coach Dream Team. 1996-97 Millikin (Ill.), Defensive Coordinator/DBs 1998-99 Eastern Michigan, Linebackers In Martin’s two years calling plays, Notre Dame combined to go 20-5 2000-02 Grand Valley State, DBs/Outside Linebackers overall and was one of the most balanced offenses in the country, 2003 Grand Valley State, Defensive Coordinator/DBs averaging 26.4 points, 170.0 rushing and 235.6 passing per game. 2004-09 Grand Valley State, Head Coach 2010 Notre Dame, Defensive Backs/Recruiting Prior to arriving in South Bend, Martin was head coach and offensive 2011 Notre Dame, Safeties/Recruiting coordinator for Grand Valley State University from 2004-2009 and 2012-13 Notre Dame, Offensive Coordinator/QBs compiled a 74-7 (.914) record, including an impressive 16-4 record 2013 Miami University Head Coach in the NCAA Division II Playoffs. He and the Lakers won back-to-back national championships in 2005 and 2006 and finished runner-up in Bowl/Playoff Games 2009. He directed Grand Valley State to 48 consecutive regular-sea- 1995 Wittenberg (Ohio) Division III First Round son victories and 45 straight wins in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate 2001 Grand Valley State Division II National Finalist Athletic Conference (GLIAC). He also guided the Lakers to a Division 2002 Grand Valley State Division II National Champions II record 40-game winning streak from 2005-07. Martin produced 2003 Grand Valley State Division II National Champions seven Associated Press First-Team All-America players as head coach. 2004 Grand Valley State Division II Regional 2005 Grand Valley State Division II National Champions At GVSU, Martin’s offenses averaged 35.1 points, 208 rushing and 427 2006 Grand Valley State Division II National Champions total yards per game. The Lakers ranked among the top-25 nation- 2007 Grand Valley State Division II Semifinal ally in total offense in five of six seasons and ranked in the top-27 in 2008 Grand Valley State Division II Regional scoring offense in all but one season. In that time, his offense scored 2009 Grand Valley State Division II National Finalist at least 30 points in 56 of 81 games and scored at least 40 points in 2010 Notre Dame Sun Bowl 34 contests. 2011 Notre Dame Champs Sports Bowl 2012 Notre Dame BCS National Championship Game Many of those offenses were led by quarterbacks who were devel- oped under Martin. In six years, GVSU produced four Harlon Hill final- ists, given annually to the NCAA Division II Player of the Year (Cullen Finnerty in 2006 and Brad Iciek from 2007-09). In that span, Laker quarterbacks threw 184 touchdown passes and just 41 interceptions.

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Game Recaps Presbyterian 7 Miami 26 Sept. 5 2015 Yager Stadium • Oxford, Ohio Attendance: 14,397

Behind a 26-7 win on Sept. 5 against Presbyterian College (0-1) at Yager Stadium, the Miami Univer- sity football team (1-0) recorded its first season- opening win since 2007, snapping a seven-year skid in openers. The RedHawks took a 13-0 lead into the half and went on to outscore the Blue Hose 13-7 in the second half.

Quickie Statistics (Final) Presbyterian vs Miami (Sep 05, 2015 at Oxford, Ohio)

PC MIAMI Score 7 26 FIRST DOWNS 17 18 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 41-155 40-205 PASSING YDS (NET) 163 261 Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-14-1 23-17-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 68-318 63-466 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-58 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 1-5 3-39 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-105 1-12 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 8-33.5 7-35.6 -Lost 1-1 2-2 Penalties-Yards 12-97 13-162 Possession Time 34:02 25:58 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 16 5 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 3-4

Presbyterian Miami Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg BRIDGES, D. 27 126 1 125 1 21 4.6 SMITH, Alonzo 12 89 3 86 2 28 7.2 HINES, M. 3 31 0 31 0 16 10.3 YOUNG, Kenny 10 59 0 59 0 26 5.9 RISHER, M. 3 6 0 6 0 3 2.0 KUMMER, Drew 6 35 0 35 0 12 5.8 HOWELL, T. 1 2 0 2 0 2 2.0 RAGLAND, Gus 4 19 0 19 0 7 4.8

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack GARRICK, T. 14-27-1 163 0 28 1 KUMMER, Drew 14-19-0 255 2 52 0 RAGLAND, Gus 2-3-0 7 0 8 0

Receiving No. Yards TD Long Receiving No. Yards TD Long WILSON, D. 5 86 0 28 MURPHY, Jared 5 101 0 50 RISHER, M. 3 29 0 17 WILLIAMS, Ro. 2 51 1 52 HOWELL, T. 2 20 0 11 HUDSON, Chris 2 48 1 38 HALLUMS, J. 2 9 0 7 YOUNG, Kenny 2 18 0 9

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB DOAR, S. 8 268 33.5 48 1 0 KOCH, Christian 7 249 35.6 49 3 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long HINES, M. 1 5 0 5 MCRAE, Fred 3 39 0 39

Kick Returns No. Yards TD Long Kick Returns No. Yards TD Long HINES, M. 4 85 0 31 YOUNG, Kenny 1 12 0 12 BRIDGES, D. 1 20 0 20

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL WILLIAMS, D. 7-2 9 0.0 0.0 KERN, Kent 4-5 9 0.0 0.0 MACK, K. 3-1 4 0.0 0.0 MOSES, Paul 3-4 7 0.0 0.5 BEY, C. 3-1 4 0.0 0.0 BURRIS, Brison 5-1 6 0.0 1.0 BURK, J. 2-2 4 0.0 0.0 ALBRIGHT, B. 3-3 6 0.0 0.5

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 1st 08:26 MIAMI - HUDSON, Chris 10 yd pass from KUMMER, Drew (PATTERSON, K. kick), 5-80 1:22 0 - 7 2nd 05:43 MIAMI - SMITH, Alonzo 1 yd run (PATTERSON, K. kick blockd), 5-63 1:11 0 - 13 3rd 04:04 PC - BRIDGES, D. 2 yd run (NORTON, B. kick), 8-38 3:41 7 - 13 4th 12:53 MIAMI - WILLIAMS, Ro. 52 yd pass from KUMMER, Drew (KUMMER, Drew pass failed), 2-78 0:1 7 - 19 06:48 MIAMI - SMITH, Alonzo 1 yd run (PATTERSON, K. kick), 6-59 3:24 7 - 26

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Combined Stats

Game Score First Rushing Passing Tot. Off Fum- Pen- Third Poss.- Downs No.-Yds.-TD C-A-I-Yds-TD Pl.-Yds. Lost yards Downs Time Presbyterian 7 17 41-155-1 14-27-1-163-0 68-318 1-1 12-97 4-16 34:02 at Miami 26 18 40-205-2 17-23-0-261-2 63-466 2-2 13-162 5-13 25:58 at Wisconson Miami Cincinnati at Miami at WKU Miami at Kent State Miami at Ohio Miami N. Illinois at Miami at W. Michigan Miami Buffalo at Miami E. Michigan at Miami Akron at Miami at UMass Miami Bowl Game

Rushing young A. Smith Ross Ragland Kummer Passing Kummer Ragland Presbyterian 10-59-0 12-86-2 4-16-0 4-19-0 6-35-0 Presbyterian 14-19-0-255-2 2-3-0-7-0 at Wisconsin at Wisconsin Cincinnati Cincinnati at WKU at WKU at Kent State at Kent State at Ohio at Ohio NIU NIU at WMU at WMU Buffalo Buffalo E. Michigan E. Michigan Akron Akron at UMass at UMass Bowl Game Bowl Game

Receiving Murphy Williams Martin Shisso McRae Hudson Becker David R. Smith young A. Smith Presbyterian 5-101-0 2-51-1 1-17-0 - 2-7-0 2-48-1 - - 1-15-0 2-18-0 2-4-0 at Wisconsin Cincinnati at WKU at Kent State at Ohio NIU at WMU Buffalo E. Michigan Akron at UMass Bowl Game

-15- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin Start Charts

Offense LT LG C RG RT TE WR QB TB WR WR

Presbyterian Brown Davis Cook Rousher Buchanan Becker Martin Kummer Smith Williams McRae at Wisconsin Cincinnati at WKU at Kent State at Ohio N. Illinois at W. Michigan Buffalo E. Michigan Akron at UMass Bowl Game

Defense LE DT DT RE OLB MLB OLB CB S S CB

Presbyterian Jones Winters Burdine Albright Moses Kern Williams Harding Okafor Burris Tayler at Wisconsin Cincinnati at WKU at Kent State at Ohio N. Illinois at W. Michigan Buffalo E. Michigan Akron at UMass Bowl Game

-16- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin Drive Charts

Scoring Drive Analysis

Minus 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99

Miami TD ------1 1 1 1 -

Miami FG ------

Opponent TD - - - - 1 ------

Opponent FG ------

Red Zone Analysis Miami Opponent

Inside Scores TD/FG Pct. Inside Scores TD/FG Pct. Presbyterian 4 3 3/0 .750 2 1 1/0 .500 at Wisconsin Cincinnati at WKU at Kent State at Ohio N. Illinois at W. Michigan Buffalo E. Michigan Akron at UMass Bowl Game Totals 4 3 3/0 .750 2 1 1/0 .500

Time of Possession

Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr Presbyterian W, 26-7 25:58 5:20 8:02 7:02 5:34 at Wisconsin Cincinnati at WKU at Kent State at Ohio N. Illinois at W. Michigan Buffalo E. Michigan Akron at UMass Bowl Game

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Third Downs When Miami has the ball...

3rd down and... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ Total Pct.

Presbyterian 3-5 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-3 5-13 .385 at Wisconsin Cincinnati at WKU at Kent State at Ohio N. Illinois at W. Michigan Buffalo E. Michigan Akron at UMass Bowl Game Totals 3-5 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-3 5-13 .385 By Segment Conv.-Att. Pct Third and 1-3 4-6 .667 Third and 4-6 1-1 1.000 Third and 7-9 0-3 .000 Third and 10+ 0-3 .000 When Opponent has the ball...

3rd down and... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ Total Pct.

Presbyterian 1-1 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-1 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-6 4-16 .250 at Wisconsin Cincinnati at WKU at Kent State at Ohio N. Illinois at W. Michigan Buffalo E. Michigan Akron at UMass Bowl Game Totals 1-1 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-1 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-6 4-16 .250 By Segment Conv.-Att. Pct Third and 1-3 2-3 .667 Third and 4-6 1-4 .250 Third and 7-9 1-3 .333 Third and 10+ 0-6 .000

-18- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

Miami2014 -L ongLong PPlayslays 20-YARD PLUS PLAYS LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERS Yd Type Player(s) Opponent Long Plays By Ya No. TD 52* Pass WILLIAMS, Ro. from KUMMER, Drew Presbyterian 100+ 0 0 50 Pass MURPHY, Jared from KUMMER, Drew Presbyterian 90-99 0 0 39 PR MCRAE, Fred Presbyterian 80-89 0 0 38 Pass HUDSON, Chris from KUMMER, Drew Presbyterian 70-79 0 0 28 Rush SMITH, Alonzo Presbyterian 60-69 0 0 26 Rush YOUNG, Kenny Presbyterian 50-59 2 1 21 Rush SMITH, Alonzo Presbyterian 40-49 0 0 30-39 2 0 * touchdown scored on play 20-29 3 0 Long Plays By Ty No. TD Rushing 3 0 Passing 3 1 Punt returns 1 0 Kick returns 0 0 Interceptions 0 0 Fumble returns 0 0 Other 0 0 TOTAL 7 1 20-YARD PLUS BY PLAYER Player No. TD R P KR PR IR FR SMITH, Alonzo 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 WILLIAMS, Ro. 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 MCRAE, Fred 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 YOUNG, Kenny 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 MURPHY, Jared 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 HUDSON, Chris 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 7 1 3 3 0 1 0 0

LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEAR Rushing 28 SMITH, Alonzo vs Presbyterian (9/5/2015) Rushing Touchdown 1 SMITH, Alonzo vs Presbyterian (9/5/2015) 1 SMITH, Alonzo vs Presbyterian (9/5/2015) Passing 52 WILLIAMS, Ro. from KUMMER, Drew vs Presbyterian (9/5/2015) Passing Touchdown 52 WILLIAMS, Ro. from KUMMER, Drew vs Presbyterian (9/5/2015) Punt Return 39 MCRAE, Fred vs Presbyterian (9/5/2015) Kick Return 12 YOUNG, Kenny vs Presbyterian (9/5/2015) Interception Return 0 REID, Tony vs Presbyterian (9/5/2015) Fumble Return None Punt 49 KOCH, Christian vs Presbyterian (9/5/2015) Field Goal None

-19- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

Career Bests #95 Bryson Albright • DL #8 Drew Kummer • QB Tackles...... 7 vs. Akron (10/19/13) Pass Completions...... 14 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #32 Zach Smierciak • LB Solo...... 3 at UMass (10/12/13) Pass Attempts...... 19 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Tackles...... 7 vs. WMU (11/01/14) Assist...... 5 at Marshall (8/31/13) Touchdowns...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Solo...... 6 vs. WMU (11/01/14) Sacks...... 3.0 vs. BGSU (11/5/13) Yards...... 255 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Assists...... 1 vs. WMU (11/01/14) TFL...... 3.0 vs. BGSU (11/5/13) Long...... 52 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Interceptions...... None 300-yard Games...... None Tackles For Loss...... 1.0 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #55 Ikeem Allen • DL 400-yard Games...... None Tackles...... 3 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #21 Marshall Taylor • DB Solo...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #83 Sam Martin • WR Tackles...... 8 at Cincinnati (10/6/12) Assist...... 2 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) Receptions...... 8 vs. UMass (10/04/14) Solo...... 5 at Boise State (9/15/12) Sacks...... None Receiving Yards...... 111 vs. UMass (10/04/14) Assists...... 5 at Cincinnati (10/6/12) TFL...... 0.5 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Touchdowns...... 4 vs. UMass (10/04/14) TFL...... None Long...... 30 vs. UMass (10/04/14) PBU...... 1 at Buffalo (11/3/12) #5 Billy Bahl • QB Pass Completions...... 1 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #20 Spencer McInnis • RB #96 Nate Trawick • DL Pass Attempts...... 1 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Rushes...... 13 at Buffalo (9/27/14) Tackles...... 3 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Touchdowns...... N/A Rushing Yards...... 51 vs. EKU (9/6/14) Solo...... 3 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Yards...... -1 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Touchdowns...... None Assists...... None Long...... -1 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Long...... 13 vs. EKU (9/6/14); at UC (9/20/14) TFL...... None 300-yard Games...... None Sacks...... None 400-yard Games...... None #18 Fred McRae • WR Receptions...... 3 vs. Central Michigan (10/5/13) #6 Rokeem Williams • WR Receiving Yards...... 45 at Illinois (9/28/13) Receptions...... 7 at CMU (11/15/14) #35 Brison Burris • DB Touchdowns...... None Receiving Yards...... 133 vs. UMass (10/04/14) Tackles...... 14 at Central Michigan (11/1/12) Punt Returns...... 3 at Kentucky (9/7/13) Touchdowns...... 1, Several Times Solo...... 6 at Ohio State (9/1/12) Punt Return Yards...... 54 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) Long...... 61 vs. UMass (10/04/14) Assist...... 6 vs. Ohio (10/27/12) Long...... 54 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) PBU...... 1, Five Times Kick Returns...... 7 vs. WMU (11/01/14) #49 TJ Williams • LB INT...... 1, Four Times Kick Return Yards...... 173 vs. WMU (11/01/14) Tackles...... 5 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Long...... 74 vs. WMU (11/01/14) Solo...... 3 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #17 Orlando David • TE Assists...... 3 at Illinois (9/29/13) Receptions...... 2 at Cincinnati (10/6/12) #36 Paul Moses • LB TFL...... None Receiving Yards...... 17 vs. Kent State (11/10/12) Tackles...... 7 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Sacks...... None Touchdowns...... None Solo...... 3 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Interceptions...... 1 at Illinois (9/29/13) Assists...... 4 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #51 Josh Dooley • DE Tackles for Loss...... 1.0 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #99 Mitch Winters • DL Tackles...... 13 vs. Buffalo (11/19/13) Sacks...... None Tackles...... 8 at Buffalo (9/27/14) Solo...... 6 vs. Cincinnati (9/21/13) Forced Fumble...... None Solo...... 6 at Buffalo (9/27/14) Assist...... 8 vs. Buffalo (11/19/13) Assists...... 3 at Marshall (8/31/13) Sacks...... None #88 Jared Murphy • WR TFL...... 2.0 at Buffalo (9/27/14) TFL...... 0.5 vs. Southern Illinois (9/8/12) Receptions...... 7 at Akron (10/11/14 Sacks...... None FF...... 1.0 vs. Akron (10/19/13) Receiving Yards...... 101 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Long...... 50 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #3 Kenny Young • RB #46 Joe Donlan • LB Touchdowns...... 2 at Buffalo (9/27/14) Rushes...... 10 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Tackles...... 12 vs. UMass (10/04/14) Rushing Yards...... 59 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Solo...... 9 vs. UMass (10/04/14) #37 Grant Niemiec • RB Touchdowns...... N/A Assist...... 3 vs. EKU (9/6/14) Rushes...... 5 vs. BGSU (11/05/13) Long...... 26 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Sacks...... 1.0 vs. EKU (9/6/14) Rushing Yards...... 40 vs. BGSU (11/05/13) Receptions...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) TFL...... 1.5 vs. EKU (9/6/14) Touchdowns...... 1, at Illinois (9/28/13) Receiving Yards...... 18 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) FF...... None Long...... 30 vs. Ohio (10/27/12) Receptions...... 4 vs. Akron (10/19/13) #11 Austin Gearing • DE Receiving Yards...... 20 vs. Akron (10/19/13) Tackles...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Solo...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #30 Buchi Okafor • DB Assists...... None Tackles...... 3 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) TFL...... 1.0 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Solo...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Sacks...... None Assists...... 1 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) TFL...... None #47 Nate Gerbus • LB Sacks...... None Tackles...... 10 at Illinois (9/28/13) Solo...... 2 at Illinois (9/28/13) #13 Kaleb Patterson • PK Assist...... 8 at Illinois (9/28/13) Field Goals Made...... 3 vs. Ohio (10/27/12) Sacks...... None Field Goals Attempted...... 3 vs. Ohio (10/27/12) TFL...... None Long...... 52 vs. Akron (10/19/13)/WMU (11/1/14) Ex. Pts. Made...... 4 at Akron (9/29/12) #24 Heath Harding • DB Ex. Pts. Attempted...... 5 at Akron (9/29/12) Tackles...... 16 at Northern Illinois (10/18/14) Points...... 11 vs. Ohio (10/27/12) Solo...... 15 at Northern Illinois (10/18/14) Assist...... 3 at Kentucky (9/7/13) #14 Gus Ragland • QB Sacks...... None Pass Completions...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) TFL...... 2.0 vs. Akron (10/19/13) Pass Attempts...... 3 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Interception...... 1, Several Times Touchdowns...... N/A Yards...... 7 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #87 Chris Hudson • WR Long...... 8 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Receptions...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) 300-yard Games...... None Receiving Yards...... 48 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) 400-yard Games...... None Touchdowns...... 1 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Long...... 38 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) #14 Tony Reid • DB Tackles...... 10 vs. Ohio (11/25/14) #91 JT Jones • DE Solo...... 5 vs. Ohio (11/25/14) Tackles...... 9 vs. WMU (11/01/14) Assists...... 5 vs. Ohio (11/25/14) Solo...... 7 vs. WMU (11/01/14) Interception...... 1 vs. Ohio (11/25/14) and vs. Presbyterian Assists...... 3 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) (9/05/15) Tackles for Loss...... 3.5 at Marshall (8/31/13) Sacks...... None Sacks...... 1.5 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) Forced Fumble...... None PBU...... 1 vs. Ohio (11/25/14) #43 Kent Kern • LB Tackles...... 15 vs. Cincinnati (9/21/13) #33 Leonard Ross • RB Solo...... 12 vs. Cincinnati (9/21/13) Rushes...... 4 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Assists...... 7 at Marshall (8/31/13) Rushing Yards...... 16 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Tackles for Loss...... 2.0 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) Touchdowns...... None Sacks...... 2.0 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) Long...... 6 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Forced Fumble...... 1, at Buffalo (11/3/12) Receptions...... None Receiving Yards...... None #39 Christian Koch • P Punts...... 5 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) #26 Alonzo Smith • RB Yards...... 244 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) Rushes...... 12 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Average...... 48.8 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) Rushing Yards...... 86 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Long...... 60 vs. Marshall (8/30/14) Touchdowns...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Long...... 28 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Receptions...... 2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) Receiving Yards...... 4 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15)

-20- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin The Last Time...

A Miami player ... Recovered three fumbles Was intercepted five times Brad Cousino vs. Western Michigan, 1972 5 vs. Bowling Green, 2005 Had 100 yards rushing Austin Gearing (108) vs. Central Michigan, 2013 (15 Miami ... Was intercepted six times att.) 6 at Central Michigan, 1990 Had 300 yards rushing Had 200 yards rushing 399 vs. Akron, 1999 Returned two interceptions for touchdowns Steve Little (222) at Buffalo, 2000 John Busing (65 yards) and Darrell Hunter (64 yards) at Surrendered 300 yards rushing Ball State, 2003 Had 300 yards rushing 433 at NIU, 2014 Travis Prentice (376) vs. Akron, 1999 Recovered five fumbles Had 400 yards rushing 5 vs. Buffalo, 2005 Had consecutive 200-yard rushing games 478 at Western Michigan, 1975 Travis Prentice at Ohio (227) and Recovered six fumbles vs. Northern Illinois (239), 197 Had a 200- and 100-yard rusher 6 at North Carolina, 2002 Ty King (205) and Travis Prentice (102) Had four rushing TDs vs. Kent, 1996 Caused seven turnovers Cal Murray (4) vs. Kent State, 2000 8 vs. Buffalo, 2005 Surrendered 400 yards rushing (5 fumbles, 3 interceptions) Had four rushing TDs in a half 433 at NIU, 2014 Cal Murray (4) vs. Kent State, 2000 (1st) Caused eight turnovers Had less than 50 yards rushing 8 vs. Buffalo, 2005 Had 300 yards passing 26 vs. Kent State, 2012 (5 fumbles, 3 interceptions) Andrew Hendrix (437) vs. UMass, 2014 Surrendered less than 50 yards rushing Caused nine turnovers Had 400 yards passing 42 vs. W. Michigan, 2011 9 at North Carolina, 2002 Andrew Hendrix (437) vs. UMass, 2014 (6 fumbles, 3 interceptions) Was held to minus rushing yards Had 500 yards passing -1 at Ohio State, 2012 Had seven turnovers Zac Dysert (516) at Akron, 2012 7 vs. Bowling Green, 2005 Held opponent to minus rushing yards (5 interceptions, 2 fumbles) Had four straight 300-yard passing games -1 vs. Akron, 1995 Ben Roethlisberger (Sept. 13-Oct. 4, 2003) Had eight turnovers Had 300 yards passing 8 vs. Toledo, 1959 Had five passing TDs 437 vs. UMass, 2014 (1 interception, 7 fumbles) Zac Dysert (6) at Akron, 2012 Surrendered 300 yards passing Had no punts in a game Had 10 receptions 389 vs. UMass, 2014 at UCF, 2003 Nick Harwell (11) at Central Michigan, 2012 Had 400 yards passing Did not force a punt Had 150 yards receiving 437 vs. UMass, 2014 at Boise State, 2012 Nick Harwell (215) at Central Michigan, 2012 Had 500 yards passing Blocked a field goal Had 200 yards receiving 516 at Akron, 2012 Austin Brown vs. Cincinnati, 2013 Nick Harwell (215) at Central Michigan, 2012 Surrendered 400 yards passing Held opponent scoreless Had three receiving TDs 413 at Kentucky, 2013 7-0 vs. Akron, 2007 Nick Harwell (3) at Buffalo, 2012 Had less than 10 yards passing Was held scoreless Had four receiving TDs 7 at Washington, 1984 14-0 vs. Cincinnati, 2013 Andy Schillinger (4) vs. Central Michigan, 1986 Sam Martin (4) vs. UMass, 2014 Surrendered less than 10 yards passing Won a game on the final play 7 at Ohio, 1995 24-21 at Bowling Green, 2010 Returned punt for TD (Cook 33-yd. field goal) Eugene Harris (63) at Northern Illinois, 2008 Had two 100-yard receivers in a game David Frasier (106 yards) and Rokeem Williams (105 Won a game with a TD on the final play Returned two punts for TD yards) vs. Eastern Kentucky in 2014 30-28 vs. Akron, 2001 Ryne Robinson (86, 76) vs. Buffalo, 2003 (Tillitz 70-yard pass from Roethlisberger) Had 500 yards total offense Returned kickoff for TD 557 vs. UMass, 2014 Lost a game on the final play DeMarrio Jones at Kent, 1997 (88 yards) 24-27 at Bufffalo, 2012 (Clarke 47-yard FG) Surrendered 500 yards total offense Returned opening kickoff for TD 554 vs. UMass, 2014 Was ranked in AP Top 25 Chris Thomas vs. Ball State, 1986 (96 yards) No. 10 in Final Rankings, 2004 Had 600 yards total offense Returned interception for TD 705 at Akron, 2012 Was ranked in AP Top 10 Quinten Rollins vs. Ohio, 2014 (27 yards) No. 10 on Jan. 2, 1974 (Highest ranking) and in Final Surrendered 600 yards total offense Rankings, 2004 Returned/Recovered fumble for TD 601 at Illinois, 2013 Chris Wade at Kentucky, 2013 (6 yards) Defeated a team ranked in the Top 25 Had 700 yards total offense Miami 23, Ohio 20, 2012 Returned blocked punt for TD 705 at Akron, 2012 (No. 23 by AP; No. 24 by USA Today/ESPN) Evan Harris vs. Kent State, 2010 (18 yards) Had less than 75 yards total offense Defeated a team ranked in Top 10 Returned blocked field goal for TD 51 at Miami (FL), 1987 Miami 21, No. 8 LSU 12, 1986 Shean Williams at Western Michigan, 1991 (Highest-ranked team Miami has ever defeated) (70 yards) Surrendered less than 75 yards total offense Returned blocked PAT for a score 39 vs. Akron, 1995 Chad Brightman vs. Kent, 1996 Surrendered less than 5 yards total offense Scored a safety 2 vs. Marshall, 1971 C.J. Marck sack at Kent State, 2011 Held opponent to negative yards of total offense Allowed a safety -18 vs. Marshall, 1967 Sacked in endzone at Central Michigan, 2012 Intercepted five passes 5 vs. Cincinnati, 2005

-21- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin Yager Stadium Records

Rushing Scoring Scoring Most Rushing Attempts Most Points Individual: 44 by Travis Prentice vs. Ohio, 1998 Individual: 30 by Travis Prentice vs. Kent State, Rush Team: 83 by Army, 1996 1998 96 by Ty King vs. Kent State, 1996 (t) (Miami: 62 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1984) Team: 65 by Miami vs. Akron, 1995 96 by Thomas Merriweather vs. Temple, 2010 (t) Most Rushing Yards Most Touchdowns Individual: 376 by Travis Prentice vs. Akron, Individual: 5 by Travis Prentice vs. Kent State, Pass Completion 1999 1998 94 from Mike Bath to Sly Johnson vs. Team: 408 by Army, 1996 Team: 9 vs. Kent State, 1996; Akron, 1995 Eastern Michigan, 1999 (t) (Miami: 399 vs. Akron, 1999) Most Field Goals Field Goal Most Rushing Touchdowns 4 by Zac Derr, Akron, 2001 55 by Trevor Cook vs. Toledo, 2009 Individual: 5 by Michael Turner (Northern 4 by Nathan Parseghian vs. Ohio, 2008 Illinois, 2002 (Miami: 4, six times—last by Cal Most Extra Points Punt Return Murray vs. Kent State, 2000) 86 by Ryne Robinson vs. Buffalo, 2003 (t) Team: 6 vs. Kent State, 1996 9 by Chad Seitz vs. Akron, 1995 Kickoff Return Passing Punting 96 by Milt Stegall vs. Ohio, 1991 (t); Chris Thomas vs. Ball State, 1986 (t) Most Passes Attempted Most Punts 12 by Brad Maynard, Ball State, 1995 Individual: 61 by Ben Roethlisberger vs. Interception Return Northern Illinois, 2002 73 by Cleon Plummer vs. Eastern Team: 61 vs. Northern Illinois, 2002 Highest Punting Average (Min. 5 punts) Michigan, 1995 (t) Most Passes Completed 52.4 by Zac Murphy vs. Cincinnati (2013) Individual: 41 by Ben Roethlisberger vs. (t)—touchdown Northern Illinois, 2002 Long Team: 41 vs. Northern Illinois, 2002 84 by Zac Murphy vs. Cincinnati, 2013 Most Passing Yards Individual: 525 by Ben Roethlisberger vs. Punt and kickoff returns Northern Illinois, 2002 Most Punt Returns Team: 525 vs. Northern Illinois, 2002 7 by Courtney Burton, Ohio, 1993; Marcus Goodwin, Toledo, 1992 Most Passing Touchdowns Individual: 5 by Sam Ricketts vs. Akron, 1995 Most Punt Return Yards Team: 6 vs. Akron, 1995 237 by Ryne Robinson vs. Buffalo, 2003 Most Kickoff Returns Receiving 8 by Aaron Leeper, Buffalo, 2003 Most Receptions 14 by Brayden Coombs vs. Buffalo, 2009 Most Kickoff ReturnY ards 14 by Nick Harwell vs. WMU, 2011 134 by Aaron Leeper, Buffalo, 2003 Most Receiving Yards interceptions 219 by Nick Harwell vs. Ohio, 2010 Most Interceptions Most Touchdown Receptions Individual: 3 by Sheldon White vs. Ball State, 1986 4 by Andy Schillinger vs. Central Michigan, 1986 Team: 6 vs. Kent State, 1992 4 bs. Sam Martin vs. UMass, 2014 Most Interception Return Yards Individual: 78 by Cleon Plummer vs. Eastern Michigan, 1995 and by Ben Bennett vs. Charleston Southern, 2008 Team: 93 vs. Bowling Green, 1987

-22- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

2015 Results

Miami Game Results (as of Sep 06, 2015) All games

Date Opponent Score Overall Conference Time Attend Sep 05, 2015 PRESBYTERIAN W 26-7 1-0 0-0 3:58 14397

Miami Overall Team Statistics (as of Sep 06, 2015) 2015 ComAll gamesbined Stats Team Statistics MIAMI OPP SCORING 26 7 Points Per Game 26.0 7.0 Points Off Turnovers 7 0 FIRST DOWNS 18 17 R u s h in g 9 7 P a s s in g 7 5 P e n a lt y 2 5 RUSHING YARDAGE 205 155 Yards gained rushing 224 168 Yards lost rushing 19 13 Rushing Attempts 40 41 Average Per Rush 5.1 3.8 Average Per Game 205.0 155.0 TDs Rushing 2 1 PASSING YARDAGE 261 163 C o m p - A t t - I n t 17-23-0 14-27-1 Average Per Pass 11.3 6.0 Average Per Catch 15.4 11.6 Average Per Game 261.0 163.0 TDs Passing 2 0 TOTAL OFFENSE 466 318 Total Plays 63 68 Average Per Play 7.4 4.7 Average Per Game 466.0 318.0 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 1-12 5-105 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-39 1-5 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 1-0 0-0 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 12.0 21.0 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 13.0 5.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE 0.0 0.0 FUMBLES-LOST 2-2 1-1 PENALTIES-Yards 13-162 12-97 Average Per Game 162.0 97.0 PUNTS-Yards 7-249 8-268 Average Per Punt 35.6 33.5 Net punt average 34.9 28.6 KICKOFFS-Yards 5-311 2-124 Average Per Kick 62.2 62.0 Net kick average 41.2 43.5 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 5 : 5 8 3 4 : 0 2 3RD-DOWN Conversions 5/13 4/16 3rd-Down Pct 38% 25% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 0/0 1/2 4th-Down Pct 0% 50% SACKS BY-Yards 1-8 0-0 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 4 1 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 0-0 0-1 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES (3-4) 75% (1-3) 33% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (3-4) 75% (1-3) 33% PAT-ATTEMPTS (2-3) 67% (1-1) 100% ATTENDANCE 14397 0 Games/Avg Per Game 1/14397 0/0 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Miami 7 6 0 13 0 26 Opponents 0 0 7 0 0 7

-23- Game 2 • Miami at Wisconsin

2015 Individual Stats

Miami Overall Individual Statistics (as of Sep 06, 2015) All games

Rushing g att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg SMITH, Alonzo 1 12 89 3 86 7.2 2 28 86.0 MCRAE, Fred 3 3913.0 0 39 YOUNG, Kenny 1 10 59 0 59 5.9 0 26 59.0 Total 3 3913.0 0 39 KUMMER, Drew 1 6 35 0 35 5.8 0 12 35.0 Opponents 1 5 5.0 0 5 RAGLAND, Gus 1 4 19 0 19 4.8 0 7 19.0 ROSS, Leonard 1 4 16 0 16 4.0 0 6 16.0 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg McInnis, S. 1 2 6 0 6 3.0 0 4 6.0 REID, Tony 1 0 0.0 0 0 TEAM 1 2 0 16 -16 -8.0 0 0 -16.0 Total 1 0 0.0 0 0 Total 1 40 224 19 205 5.1 2 28205.0 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents 1 41 168 13 155 3.8 1 21155.0 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Passing g effic com p-att-in pct yds td lg avg/g YOUNG, Kenny 1 1212.0 0 12 KUMMER, Drew 1 221.16 14-19-0 73.7 255 2 52255.0 Total 1 1212.0 0 12 RAGLAND, Gus 1 86.27 2-3-0 66.7 7 0 8 7.0 Opponents 5 10521.0 0 31 BAHL, Billy 1 91.60 1-1-0 100. -1 0 0 -1.0 Total 1 197.93 17-23-0 73.9 261 2 52261.0 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Opponents 1 95.16 14-27-1 51.9 163 0 28163.0 Total 0 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents 1 5858.0 0 58 Receiving g no. yds avg td lg avg/g MURPHY, Jared 1 5 101 20.2 0 50101.0 WILLIAMS, Ro. 1 2 51 25.5 1 52 51.0 HUDSON, Chris 1 2 48 24.0 1 38 48.0 YOUNG, Kenny 1 2 18 9.0 0 9 18.0 MCRAE, Fred 1 2 7 3.5 0 9 7.0 SMITH, Alonzo 1 2 4 2.0 0 5 4.0 MARTIN, Sam 1 1 17 17.0 0 17 17.0 SMITH, Ryan 1 1 15 15.0 0 15 15.0 Total 1 17 261 15.4 2 52261.0 Opponents 1 14 163 11.6 0 28163.0

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2015 Defensive Stats

Miami Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Sep 06, 2015) All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 43 KERN, Kent 1 4 5 9 ...... 36 MOSES, Paul 1 3 4 7 0.5-0 . . . 1 . . . . 35 BURRIS, Brison 1 5 1 6 1.0-2 . . . . . 1 . . 95 ALBRIGHT, B. 1 3 3 6 0.5-1 . . . 1 . . . . 49 WILLIAMS, TJ 1 3 2 5 ...... 32 SMIERCIAK, Z. 1 3 1 4 0.5-4 0.5-4 . . 1 . . . . 24 HARDING, Heath 1 3 . 3 . . . 1 . . . . . 69 BURDINE, AJ 1 3 . 3 1.0-1 ...... 96 TRAWICK, Nate 1 3 . 3 ...... 1R REID, Tony 1 3 . 3 . . 1-0 . . 1-0 . . . 30 OKAFOR, Buchi 1 2 1 3 ...... 55 ALLEN, Ikeem 1 2 1 3 0.5-4 0.5-4 ...... 9 EARNEST, Brad 1 . 2 2 ...... 46 DONLAN, Joe 1 . 2 2 . . . . 1 . . . . 91 JONES, JT 1 1 1 2 . . . . 4 . . . . 51 DOOLEY, Josh 1 2 . 2 . . . . 1 . . . . 11 GEARING, Austin 1 2 . 2 1.0-1 ...... 1K KOIKOI, Allan 1 1 . 1 ...... 85 JENKINS, A. 1 1 . 1 ...... 28 BIRDSALL, Bert 1 1 . 1 ...... 8 KUMMER, Drew 1 1 . 1 ...... 21 TAYLOR, M. 1 1 . 1 ...... 20 McInnis, S. 1 1 . 1 ...... 14 RAGLAND, Gus 1 . 1 1 ...... 99 WINTERS, Mitch 1 ...... 1 . . . . Total 1 48 24 72 5-13 1-8 1-0 1 10 1-0 1 . . Opponents 1 41 20 61 3-6 0-0 . 3 2 2-58 2 1 .

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