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This Week’s mATChupMiami University and the Austin Peay Governors will square-off in Miami’s home opener for the 2017 season. The 3:30 p.m. kickoff will take place inside Yager Stadium and be carried live on ESPN3.

TelevisionThe matchup with the Governors will be carried live on ESPN3. Talent for the broadcast has yet to be decided.

rAdioIn its 11th year of its partnership with IMG College, the Miami Sports Network continues its coverage of Miami Football with a group of affiliates blanket-ing most of Southwest Ohio and Southeast Indiana. “The Voice of the Red-Hawks” Steve Baker will deliver the play-by-play coverage, while Terry Bridge will provide color commentary. Randy Hollowell will be the network’s sideline reporter. Tune-in to one of Miami’s game-day affiliates:

WMOH-AM 1450 (Hamilton, Ohio)WFMG-FM 101.3 (Richmond, Ind.)WDBZ-AM 1230 (Cincinnati, Ohio)WONE-AM 980 (Dayton, Ohio)WKBV-AM 1490 and 100.9 FM (Richmond, Ind.)

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schedule/results

miami schedule/resultsSept. 2 ...........at Marshall ..........................................................L, 26-31Sept. 9 ...........Austin Peay .......................................................3:30 p.m.Sept. 16 ........Cincinnati ................................................................8 p.m.Sept. 23 ........at Central Michigan ................................................ TBASept. 30 ........at Notre Dame ......................................................5 p.m.Oct. 7 .............Bowling Green ............................ Noon or 2:30 p.m.Oct. 14 ..........at Kent State.....................................................3:30 p.m.Oct. 21 ..........Buffalo ........................................................................... TBAOct. 31 ..........at Ohio ...........................................................7:30/8 p.m.Nov. 7 ............Akron ...................................................................7:30 p.m.Nov. 15 .........Eastern Michigan ............................................7/8 p.m.Nov. 21 .........at Ball State .............................................................7 p.m.

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Game 2 • austin Peay at miami

need To knoW• Miami football ranks first all-time in the Mid-American Conference in wins (679), MAC Championships (15) and bowl wins (7).

• In 127 years of Miami football, the RedHawks have had just 33 losing seasons. Since joining the MAC in 1948 (67 years), Miami has had just 16 losing seasons.

ABouT ChuCk mArTin• Head coach Chuck Martin, who earned that title on Dec. 3, 2013, brings an impressive resume to Oxford, Ohio.

• Not only was he 74-7 in six years at Grand Valley State (2004-09), he has coached in seven national championship games in the past 16 seasons. Martin has an all-time head coaching record of 85-34.

• He has twice been named the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) National Coach of the Year and has been a coordinator on both sides of the ball.

• Martin was inducted into the Hall of Fame at Grand Valley State University on Oct. 23, 2015.

ABouT AusTin peAyAustin Peay is coming off a 26-14 loss last Thursday at Cincinnati. The Governors actually out gained the Bearcats 313-248, but turned the ball over twice in the loss. JaVaughn Craig threw for 63 yards and a touchdown, while adding 92 yards on the ground. Defensively, Malik Boynton led the way with nine tackles and a forced fumble.

Asst. A.d. for Athletic Comm. ................ dave meyeroffice phone ........................................513-529-4329Cell phone ...........................................419-265-0284email [email protected] Football Contact .................... Caleb SaundersOffice Phone ......................................................513-529-4651Cell Phone ..........................................................440-821-0753Email................................................saundecr@miamioh.eduAssistant Director ................................................... Mike RothOffice Phone ......................................................513-529-7092Email...................................................rothmb@miamioh.eduAssistant Director ................................................Chad TwaroOffice Phone ......................................................513-529-1601Email.................................................... [email protected] Relations Office..................................................................Room 41, Millett Hall....................................................................Oxford, Ohio, 45056Phone ...................................................................513-529-4329

miami Quick factsSchool ............................................................Miami UniversityLocation .................................................. Oxford, Ohio 45056Founded ...............................................................................1809Enrollment .......................................................................17,557Nickname ..................................................................RedHawksColors .................................................Red (PMS 186) & WhiteAffiliation ........................................................ NCAA Division IConference............... Mid-American, East Division (MAC)Stadium ............................................ Yager Stadium (24,286)Surface ..........................................................................FieldTurfUniversity President ........................Dr. Gregory CrawfordFaculty Representative .......................................... Ron ScottDirector of Intercollegiate Athletics .......................David SaylerAthletics Website ............................. MiamiRedHawks.comFirst Year of Football ..........................1888 (128th Season)All-Time Record ........................................ 679-447-44 (.602)

miami Coaching staff

Head Coach .......................... Chuck Martin, Millikin, 1990.................................. Record as HC: 85-34; At Miami: 11-27*Co-Defensive Coordinator/LB ...............Matt PawlowskiCo-Defensive Coordinator/CB .......................John Hauser*Co-Offensive Coordinator/QB .......................Eric KoehlerCo-Offensive Coordinator/OL ..................George BarnettCo-Special Teams/S ................................................. Joe PalcicCo-Special Teams/WR ......................................... Bill BrechinRunning Backs ................................................Israel WoolforkDefensive Line ....................................................Corey BrownTight Ends/Recruiting ............................................ Pat Welsh*Graduate Assistant ....................................... Zach D’Orazio*Graduate Assistant ....................................... Trevor Hoover*Graduate Assistant ....................................... Isiah Dunning*Graduate Assistant ...................................... Kennedy CookStrength and Conditioning ................................. Luke KellyVideo .............................................................................Kyle Kron* In Booth

Athletic media relations

sTorylines

→ Miami fell 31-26 last Saturday at Marshall and is looking for its first win of the season as they host Austin Peay.

→ Last season the RedHawks began the season 0-6, before winning its final six contests to advance to the 2016 St. Petersburg Bowl. The RedHawks were the first team in college football history to begin 0-6 and win its final six regu-lar season contests.

→ The RedHawks were picked to finish second in the Mid-American Confer-ence East Division preseason poll by the conference’s media members. Last season Miami was picked to finish fifth and ended the season 6-2 in confer-ence play for a MAC East co-Championship.

→ Miami is 93-74-4 (.556) all-time at Yager Stadium and 89-32-4 (.716) in home openers, dating back to 1888.

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mAC upcoming Gamesfriday, sept. 8Ohio at Purdue 8:00 p.m.

saturday, sept. 9Buffalo at Army NoonUAB at Ball State 3:00 p.m.Western Michigan at Michigan State 3:30 p.m.Eastern Illinois at Northern Illinois 3:30 p.m.Eastern Michigan at Rutgers 3:30 p.m. Howard at Kent State 3:30 p.m.Austin Peay at Miami 3:30 p.m. Central Michigan at Kansas 4:00 p.m.South Dakota at Bowling Green 6:00 p.m.Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Akron 6:30 p.m.Toledo at Nevada 7:00 p.m.

east divisionschool Conference overallMiami 0-0 0-1Ohio 0-0 1-0Akron 0-0 0-1Kent State 0-0 0-1Bowling Green 0-0 0-1Buffalo 0-0 0-1

West divisionschool Conference overallWestern Michigan 0-0 0-1Toledo 0-0 1-0Northern Illinois 0-0 0-1Eastern Michigan 0-0 1-0Central Michigan 0-0 1-0Ball State 0-0 0-1

redhawk media Availabilitymonday

(5 days out)

Coach Martin is on the MAC Media Teleconfer-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.

Tuesday(4 days out)

Coach Martin and player interviews after practice.

Wednesday(3 days out)

Coach Martin and player interviews after practice

Thursday(2 days out)

No interviews

friday(1 day out)

No interviews

2017 mid-American Conference standings

mAC schedule

last Week’s resultsThursday, Aug. 31Toledo 47, Elon 13 Minnesota 17, Buffalo 7Central Michigan 30, Rhode Island 27 (3OT)

friday, sept. 1Eastern Michigan 24, Charlotte 7Boston College 23, NIU 20

saturday, sept. 2No. 6 Penn State 52, Akron 0Illinois 24, Ball State 21Michigan State 35, Bowling Green 10No. 5 Clemson 56, Kent State 3No. 4 USC 49, Western Michigan 31Marshall 31, Miami 26Ohio 59, Hampton 0

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Game 2 • austin Peay at miamiseries hisTory vs. AusTin peAy

QuiCk fACTsmiami Austin peayOxford, Ohio .......................................... Location...................................Clarksville, Tenn 1809 ..........................................................Founded ....................................................... 192717,557 ....................................................Enrollment .................................................... 9,835Red and White .........................................Colors .......................................................Red and WhiteMAC ....................................................... Conference .......................................................OVC

2017 sTATsmiami Austin peay26.0 ..............................................................Points ...........................................................14.0429.0 .....................................................Total Offense .................................................. 313.0131.0 ...................................................Rushing/Game ................................................ 224.042.0 .................................................Rushing Att./Game ...............................................60.03.1 ........................................................... Yards/Carry ......................................................... 3.7298.0 ....................................................Passing/Game ....................................................89.044.0 ................................................. Passing Att./Game ................................................19.031.0 .............................................. Points Allowed/Game.............................................26.0267.0 ............................................. Total Defense/Game ........................................... 248.059.0 ............................................ Rushing Allowed/Game...........................................97.0208.0 ...........................................Passing Allowed/Game ........................................ 151.0Even .................................................. Turnover Margin ...................................................... -2

2017 leAdersmiami Austin peayRagland (298.0) .........................Passing Yards/Game ...................... JaVaughn (63.0)Ragland (2) .......................................... Passing TDs..................................... JaVaughn (1)Smith (59.0)......................................Rushing/Game ........................... JaVaughn (92.0)Ragland (1) ......................................... Rushing TDs ....................................Alexander (1)Gardner (8) ...........................................Receptions ........................................ Williams (2)Smith (2) ............................................Receiving TDs ..................................... Williams (1)Gardner (111.0) ...................... Receiving Yards/Game ....................... Williams (34.0)Koenig (14) ...............................................Tackles ............................................Boynton (9)McMullen (1.0) ......................................... Sacks .......................................................... NoneAllen (1) ...............................................Interceptions .................................................. None

Tale of The Tape

last meetingseries Breakdown

series historyFirst Meeting

series record: ...................................................................................... First MeetingAt oxford: .................................................................................................................N/AAt huntington ........................................................................................................N/Amost miami points: ..............................................................................................N/Amost marshall points: .........................................................................................N/ACombined points: .................................................................................................N/ABiggest miami win: ..............................................................................................N/ABiggest marshall win: .........................................................................................N/ACurrent streak: .......................................................................................................N/A

First Meeting

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Gus raglandPassing .............................................................................................................22Rushing ...............................................................................................................5Total .............................................................................................................27

Billy BahlPassing .............................................................................................................14Rushing ...............................................................................................................1Total .............................................................................................................15

Jared murphyReceiving .........................................................................................................11Rushing ...............................................................................................................2Total .............................................................................................................13

Alonzo smithRushing ...............................................................................................................8Receiving ............................................................................................................2Total .............................................................................................................10

ryan smithReceiving .........................................................................................................12Total .............................................................................................................12

sam martinReceiving ............................................................................................................8Total ................................................................................................................8

James GardnerReceiving ............................................................................................................6Total ................................................................................................................6

kenny youngRushing ...............................................................................................................2Receiving ............................................................................................................2Total ................................................................................................................4

Chris hudsonReceiving ............................................................................................................4Total ................................................................................................................4

de’Andre montgomeryInterception .......................................................................................................1Fumble ................................................................................................................1Total ................................................................................................................2

paul mosesRushing ...............................................................................................................1Total ................................................................................................................1

Grant niemiecRushing ...............................................................................................................1Total ................................................................................................................1

nate BeckerReceiving ............................................................................................................1Total ................................................................................................................1

Career Touchdownsseries vs. AusTin peAyThis is the first meeting between the two schools. Austin Peay, a member of the Ohio Valley Conference, is the first school from the OVC to enter Yager Stadium since Presbyterian did so back in 2015, a contest Miami won 26-7.

mArshAll reCApMiami went toe-to-toe with Marshall last Saturday night, but fell just short, 31-26. In the loss, Gus Ragland threw for 298 yards and two scores, while adding 29 yards and a touchdown on the ground.

BiG plAys doom redhAWksIn the loss to Marshall, Miami allowed a pair of kickoff returns for touchdowns and a 72-yard interception return for a score. Overall, Miami dominated the stat sheet in first downs (25-15), rushing yards (131-59), passing yards (298-208) and total offense (429-267).

rAGlAnd And smiTh WorkinG iTJunior Gus Ragland saw the most work of his career on Saturday, throwing a career-high 44 passes, while also recording a career-high in rushing attempts with 15. Many of those pass attempts went to senior Ryan Smith, who recorded a career-high in catches (7), yards (98) and touchdowns (2).

defense shines in lossAt first glance, most would think Marshall’s high powered offense had its way with Miami, but in fact, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Overall, the Thundering Herd ran 55 offensive plays for 267 yards, which included just 59 yards on 25 attempts on the ground.

koeniG hAs BiG dAyBrad Koenig, a former walk-on with the football program, had a career day on Saturday, finishing with 14 tackles, a forced fumble and one tackle for loss. Koenig’s forced fumble was nearly returned for a touchdown by Heath Harding, but did set up Miami’s first score of the game.

speCiAl TeAms BriGhT spoTWhile allowing two kickoffs for touchdowns is never fun, Miami did have a bright spot in its special teams last Saturday. Sophomore Sam Sloman was two-for-two on field goals, converting on kicks from 27 and 42 yards. His 42-yard boot was the longest of his career.

preseAson honorsOver the past four years, Miami had not received much attention in preseason honors. That has changed in a big way this year. Heath Harding was named to three different watch lists (Bronco Nagurski, Jim Thorpe and Bednarik), Danny Godlevske was honored by the Rimington Trophy, James Gardner earned two awards (Wuerffel and Biletnikoff) and Ryan Smith was named to the John Mackey Watch List.

sTATe of The proGrAmOxford, Ohio has not been this excited for Miami football in some time. Depending on who you talk with, most would say expectations have not been this high for a Miami football team since Ben Roethlisberger was quarterback, back in 2003. Just four years ago the RedHawks went 0-12 and averaged less than 10 points per game. Now, Miami has had four straight recruiting classes ranked in the top-3 among MAC schools and received the most first-place votes among East Division teams in the media preseason poll. What a difference four years makes.

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

overall record: 0-4home record: 0-1road record: 0-3last oT Win: Neverrecord in Two overtimes: 0-1record in Three overtimes: 0-2

redhawks in overtime

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offensive starts ... Career ....ConsecutiveRyan Smith, TE .................. 25 ...........................16Sam McCollum, OL .......... 24 ...........................23Jared Murphy, WR ............ 23 ..............................1Sam Martin, WR ................ 18 ..............................1Alonzo Smith, RB ............. 15 ..............................4Jordan Diamond, OL ...... 13 ..............................0Billy Bahl, QB...................... 12 ..............................0Jordan Rigg, OL ................ 13 ..............................4Nate Becker, TE ................. 12 ..............................1Danny Godlevske, OL ..... 11 ..............................3Zach Hovey, OL ................ 10 ..............................0James Gardner, WR ......... 10 ..............................0Mitch Palmer, OL .................9 ..............................0Gus Ragland, QB .................8 ..............................8Kenny Young, RB .................6 ..............................0Maurice Thomas, RB ..........2 ..............................0Grant Niemiec, RB...............2 ..............................0Jarrett LaRubbio, OL ..........1 ..............................1Tommy Doyle, OL ...............1 ..............................1Matt Skibinski, OL ...............1 ..............................0Rany Heideman, OL ...........1 ..............................0

defensive starts ... Career ....ConsecutiveHeath Harding, DB ..........34 .......................... 14Ikeem Allen, DL ................20 .............................8Paul Moses, DL .................. 15 ..............................0Junior McMullen, LB .......15 .......................... 15Nate Trawick, DL...............14 .......................... 14Tony Reid, DB ....................14 .......................... 14De’Andre Montgomery, DB ..14 ............................... 14Deondre Daniels ..............11 .............................0Josh Allen, DB ..................... 8 .............................1AJ Burdine, DL .................... 5 .............................0Brad Koenig, LB .................. 4 .............................4Cedric Asseh, DB ................ 2 .............................1Allan Koikoi, DB .................. 1 .............................0Pasquale Calcagno, DL .... 1 .............................1Doug Costin, DL ................. 1 .............................1

Career starts rosTer BreAkdoWnWhile Miami’s roster is finally starting to trend toward upper-classmen, the youth of this roster is still shocking. Coming into the 2017 season Miami has 124 players on its roster and just 12 seniors. Roster breakdown includes: Sixth-year seniors (1), fifth-year seniors (5), seniors (6), red-shirt juniors (19), juniors (13), red-shirt sophomores (16), sophomores (9), red-shirt freshmen (22) and freshmen (33).

in Gus We TrusTAfter beginning last season 0-6, head coach Chuck Martin turned to quarterback Gus Ragland. Ragland led Miami to six straight wins over Kent State, Bowling Green, Eastern Michigan, Central Michigan, Buffalo and Ball State. The now junior quarterback finished last season, throwing for 1,537 yards, 17 touchdowns and just one interception.

niCe WAy To sTArT A CAreerRagland began his career by throwing 203 consecutive passes before throwing an interception late in the contest versus Mississippi State in the 2016 St. Petersburg Bowl. In all, the Cincinnati, Ohio native has thrown just one interception in 208 career pass attempts.

shorT reCruiTinG TripHead Coach Chuck Martin was able to save on the recruiting budget when he signed running back Maurice Thomas two years ago. Thomas, a local product from Talawa-nda High School (located in Oxford, Ohio) is making Coach Martin happy he made the short trip. Thomas, a dual threat as a running back and kick returner has averaged 8.0 yards per rush in his career and 19.2 per kick return. Overall, the local product has touched the ball 114 times and has gone over 20 yards on 27 occasions (23.7%).

nATe BeCker reTurns from inJuryWhile tight end Ryan Smith has been getting much of the national pub to begin the 2017 season, tight end Nate Becker was actually predicted to start last year before suffering a season ending injury during the 2016 fall camp. Becker is now healthy, giving the RedHawks multiple options at the tight end position.

diAmond reTurns for sixTh yeArMiami got some great news from the NCAA last spring, when it was announced that Jordan Diamond would be granted a sixth year of eligibility, due to missing two sea-sons because of injury. Diamond, a transfer from Auburn, started all 13 games at guard last season in his first year with the RedHawks.

sTill room To improve for GArdnerJames Gardner, a third-team All-MAC player a year ago, finished 2016 with 45 catches for 750 yards and six touchdowns. Decent numbers for a guy that saw significant playing time for the first time in his career, but they could have been much better. First off Gardner only started 8 of 13 contests and missed two games due to injury. He also got hurt on the first play of the second half last season at BGSU, a contest where he recorded nine catches for 120 yards in 30 minutes of play.

BlessinG in disGuiseBack in 2015, Heath Harding was battling an injury earlier in the season that he just couldn’t shake, which forced him to miss the final nine games of that season. While missing the season was frustrating for the Dayton, Ohio native, there was also a major positive. The injury allowed Harding to redshirt the 2015 season, giving him a fifth year. Without that injury in 2015, Harding would not currently be a part of this 2017 season.

2018Sept. 1: vs. MarshallSept. 8: at CincinnatiSept. 15: at MinnesotaOct. 20: at Army

2019Aug. 31: at IowaSept. 7: vs. PresbyterianSept. 14: vs. CincinnatiSept. 21: at Ohio State

2020Sept. 12: at MinnesotaSept. 19: at CincinnatiOct. 3: vs. Army

future miami schedules

2021 Sept.25: at Army

2022 Sept. 17: at Northwestern

2024 Sept. 21: at Northwestern

2025 Sept. 13: vs. Missouri

Times, date and opponents are subject to change.

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miami By Classseniors (12)6th Year ...................................................................15th Year ...................................................................5True .........................................................................6

Juniors (32)Redshirt .................................................................19True .......................................................................13

sophomores (25)Redshirt .................................................................16True .........................................................................9

freshmen (55)Redshirt .................................................................22True .......................................................................33

By percentages

seniors (9.7%)6th Year .............................................................. .1%5th Year ............................................................4.5%True ..................................................................5.1%

Juniors (25.8%)Redshirt ......................................................... 15.3%True ............................................................... 10.5%

sophomores (20.2%)Redshirt ......................................................... 12.9%True ..................................................................7.3%

freshmen (44.4%)Redshirt ......................................................... 17.7%True ............................................................... 26.7%

preseAson pollThe Miami University football team was picked to finish second in the 2017 Mid-Amer-ican Conference preseason poll. The poll was conducted by 26 MAC media members. Ohio (131 points) edged Miami (129) in the media poll to represent the East Division at the MAC Championship contest in Ford Field. The RedHawks, who had 12 first-place votes, were followed by Bowling Green (88), Akron (79), Buffalo (41) and Kent State (36).

In the West Division, Toledo (142) was picked to win. The Rockets were followed by Western Michigan (107), Northern Illinois (89), Eastern Michigan (74), Central Michigan (62) and Ball State (30).

retired miami numbers

#7 Ben roethlisberger Ben Roethlisberger took his place in Miami Football history when his jersey No. 7 was retired on October 13, 2007, becoming just the third in program history to have his number retired. Roethlisberger ended his three-year playing tenure (2001-03) as the most prolific passer in program history.

#40 Bob hitchens No. 40 was retired in 1973 to mark the ac-complishments of tailback Bob Hitchens, who concluded his career as the most pro-lific runner in Miami history. At the end of his three-year tenure (1971-73), Hitchens owned Miami’s season and career records for points, rushing touchdowns, rushing at-tempts and rushing yards.

#41 Travis prentice No. 41 was retired to honor Travis Prentice. Prentice ranks sixth all-time in NCAA his-tory with 5,596 rushing yards and second in total touchdowns with 78. He continues to own four NCAA records.

#42 John pontWorn 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.

There are currently six Miami RedHawks on rosters in the National Football League and two Miami graduates coaching teams in the NFL.

Brandon Brooks - Guard, philadelphia eagles• 76th overall selection of the 2012 NFL draft.• Has started 46 games since 2013

Ben roethlisberger - Quarterback, pittsburgh steelers• Selected 11th overall in the 2004 NFL Draft• Has won a pair of Super Bowls as the starting quarterback of the Steelers

Quinten rollins - defensive Back, Green Bay packers• Was a 2nd round draft pick of the Green Bay Packers in 2015

JT Jones - linebacker, Atlanta falcons• Signed as a free agent with the Atlanta Falcons after the 2016 season.

John harbaugh - Baltimore ravens head Coach• Named head coach of the Ravens in 2008.• Graduated from Miami in 1984

sean mcvay - lA rams head Coach• Was named the youngest head coach in NFL history prior to the start of the 2017 season.• Graduated from Miami in 2008.

redhawks in the nfl

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if you Build iT...Miami’s Athletic Director, David Sayler, has been busy in his first 55 months, adding several facilities for the department. The two newest installment can be seen just north of Yager Stadium. The new David and Anita Dauch Indoor Sports Center (DISC) opened in February of 2015 and features a full length 120-yard field and four sprint lanes.

Between Yager Stadium and the DISC is the Athletic Performance Center. The APC provides much-needed upgrades to Miami Football’s locker room and offices while also hosting a state-of-the-art medical and athletic training facility that serves all Miami’s student-athletes. Miami football moved into the building last Christmas.

CApTAin, my CApTAinAs in years past under Martin, Miami will not have season long captains. Captains will be selected for each game.

record Watch

player Awards

James Gardner, Wr• Third-team All-MAC (2016)• Biletnikoff Watch List (2017)• Wuerffel Trophy Watch List

heath harding, dB• First-team All-MAC (2016)• Jim Thorpe Preseason Watch List (2017)• Bronko Nagurski Watch List (2017)• Bednarik Watch List (2017)

Junior mcmullen, lB• Third-team All-MAC (2016)

de’Andre montgomery, dB• Third-team All-MAC (2016)

maurice Thomas, rB• Third-team All-MAC (kick returner) (2016)

ryan smith, Te• John Mackey Preseason Watch List (2017)

danny Godlevske, ol• Rimington Trophy Preseason Watch List (2017)

Career receptions5. Michael Larkin (2001-04) ..............................2006. Andy Cruse (2009-12).....................................1607. Chris Givens (2007-11) ...................................1578. Jamal Rogers (2007-10) .................................1349. Trevor Gaylor (1996-99) .................................12810. Jared murphy ...................................... 125

Career receiving yards5. Armand Robinson (2007-10) ...................2,5506. Trevor Gaylor (1996-99) ..............................2,1317. Chris Givens (2007-11) ................................2,1218. Jay Hall (1995-98) ..........................................1,7789. Jared murphy ....................................1,735

Career interceptions6. Dayonne Nunley (2010-13) ............................137. Troy White (1984-86) .........................................12 Dan Rebsch (1971-73) .......................................129. Milt Bowen (1999-01) ........................................10 Sheldon White (1984-86) .................................10 Bob Smith (1965-67) ..........................................1012. heath harding ...........................................9

Career kick return yards1. Jamal Rogers (2007-10) ..............................1,9502. Milt Bowen (1999-02) ..................................1,8263. Milt Stegall (1988-91) ..................................1,3774. DeMarco Jones (1997-00) .........................1,3385. Mark Hunter (1976-79) ...............................1,3046. Don Treadwell (1979-81) ...........................1,0907. maurice Thomas ...............................1,069

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Game 2 • austin Peay at miamiMiami University, known world-wide as the “Cradle of Coaches,” contributed four alumni to Sporting News Magazine’s 50 Greatest Coaches, dominating all other universities.

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 and 36th on the list, while ARA PARSEGHIAN (`49) was selected as sports’ 44th great-est coach. A fifth man with Miami ties, WOODY HAYES, ranked 27th on TSN’s list. Hayes served as Miami’s football coach from 1949-50.

The August 3, 2009 publication asked a panel of 118 top coaches, media and sports administrators to choose the Top 50 list.

Altogether, only four universities contributed more than one alumnus to the list. Mi-ami’s four alumni topped Alabama (Paul “Bear” Bryant and Bobby Bowden), Minnesota (Bud Wilkinson and Herb Brooks) and Kansas (Dean Smith and Adolph Rupp), which each had two alums ranked among the Top 50. Purdue graduate John Wooden, the famed “Wizard of Westwood”, was ranked as the No. 1 coach of all time.

1. John Wooden (Purdue)2. Vince Lombardi (Fordham)3. Paul Bryant (Alabama)4. Phil Jackson (North Dakota)5. Don Shula (John Carroll)6. Red Auerbach (George Washington)7. Scotty Bowman (did not attend college)8. Dean Smith (Kansas)9. Casey Stengel (did not attend college)10. Knute Rockne (Notre Dame)11. Pat Summitt (Tennessee-Martin)12. paul Brown (miami)13. Joe Paterno (Brown)14. George Halas (Illinois)15. Chuck Noll (Dayton)16. Bob Knight (Ohio State)17. Joe Gibbs (San Diego State)18. Tom Landry (Texas)19. Mike Krzyzewski (U.S. Military Academy)20. Bill Belichick (Wesleyan University)21. Adolph Rupp (Kansas)22. Joe McCarthy (Niagara)23. Eddie Robinson (Leland College)24. Bobby Bowden (Alabama)25. John McGraw (did not attend college)26. Bill Walsh (San Jose State)27. Woody hayes (denison university)28. Connie Mack (did not attend college)29. Bud Wilkinson (Minnesota)30. Pat Riley (Kentucky) 31. Pete Newell (Loyola, Calif. University)32. Joe Torre (did not attend college)33. Bill Parcells (Wichita State)34. Tom Osborne (Hastings College)35. Walter Alston (miami)36. Bo schembechler (miami)37. Toe Blake (did not attend college)38. Sparky Anderson (did not attend college)39. Al Arbour (did not attend college)40. Amos Alonzo Stagg (Yale University)41. Tony La Russa (South Florida)42. Geno Auriemma (West Chester University)43. Dick Irvin (did not attend college)44. Ara parseghian (miami)45. Chuck Daly (Bloomsburg University)46. Bobby Cox (did not attend college)47. Hank Iba (Westminster College)48. Tommy Lasorda (did not attend college)49. Gregg Popovich (U.S. Air Force Academy)50. Herb Brooks (Minnesota)

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 at the collegiate and professional levels. Brown was head coach at Ohio State (1941-43) and led the Buckeyes to their first national title in 1942. Brown then served as head coach at the professional level with the Cleve-land Browns (1946-62) and Cincinnati Bengals (1968-75), winning cham-pionships in the All-America Football Conference and National Football League. Brown was elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1967, and the current home stadium of the Bengals bears his name.

Always displaying a calm, professional demeanor, the unflappable Walter Alston managed the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers for 23 seasons (1954-76), winning seven National League pennants and four World Series championships. His squads would win 2,040 games during his tenure, the seventh-highest win total among major league managers. He helped to establish a “Dodger Way,” which many of his former players later used to become successful managers themselves.

A member of Miami’s “Cradle of Coaches” and the College Football Hall of Fame, Bo schembechler was a two-year letter winner (1949-50) and head coach (1963-68) with the Red and White. During his six seasons as head coach, schembechler led Miami to a 40-17-3 record and back-to-back conference co-championships (1965-66). schembechler then became the head coach at the University of Michigan (1969-89) and led the Wolverines to 13 Big Ten titles.

A member of Miami’s “Cradle of Coaches” and the College Football Hall of Fame, Ara parseghian was a football letter winner (1946-47) before moving to the sidelines as an assistant coach (1950) and head coach (1951-55). Dur-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 (1954-55). parseghian went on to coach at Northwestern (1956-63) and Notre Dame (1964-74) where he was named National Coach of the Year in 1964.

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A member of Miami’s “Cradle of Coaches” and the College Football Hall of Fame, Woody hayes served as the head coach of Miami during the 1949-50 and 1950-51 seasons. In his last year as head coach he led the RedHawks to a 9-1 record and 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 for the Scarlet and Grey and quickly became recognized as one of the greatest coaches of all time. At OSU he compiled a 205-61-10 record (.761) and led the 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.

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de 58 doug Costin ..............6-2, 285, so., West Chester, pa. 95 Ben Kimpler ......................... 6-5, 247, R-Fr., Libertyville, Ill.

dT 96 nate Trawick ............... 5-11, 335, Jr., richmond, ind. 69 AJ Burdine .........................6-2, 285, 5-Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio

nT 55 ikeem Allen .....................6-1, 270, sr., Charlotte, nC 94 Mack Duffin ....................................6-2, 290, R-Jr., Avon, Ind.

de 92 pasquale Calcagno ............. 6-4, 250, Jr., Charles, ill. 9 Brad Earnest ................................6-1, 245, R-Jr., Atlanta, Ga.

lB 38 Brad koenig ............6-1, 225, r-Jr., Ann Arbor, mich. 17 Myles Reid .....................................6-1, 220, So., Atlanta, Ga.

mlB 5 Junior mcmullen ......... 6-1, 245, Jr., oak park, mich. 48 Sam Connolly .............................6-1, 245, R-Jr., Chicago, Ill.

lB 21 de’Andre montgomery ... 6-2, 228, Jr., hampton, Ga. 27 Kobe Burse ........ 6-0, 225, So., Muskegon Heights, Mich.

CB 15 deondre daniels 5-11, 196, Jr., Goose Creek, s. Car. 1 Cedric Asseh .......................6-0, 190, R-So., Loganville, Ga.

s 2 Josh Allen .................. 6-0, 205, Jr., Charlotte, n. Car. 8 Daryus Thompson ...6-1, 195, R-Jr., Powder Springs, Ga.

s 14 Tony reid .................5-11, 190, sr., Charlotte, n. Car. 22 Matt Merimee ............. 6-3, 220, R-Jr., Fairview Park, Ohio

CB 24 heath harding .......... 5-10, 190, 5-sr., dayton, ohio 6 Travion Banks .......................... 5-11, 185, So., Evanston, Ill.

Wr 88 Jared murphy .......... 5-10, 182, 5-sr., fort Wayne, ind. 4 Jack Sorenson ................................... 6-0, 194, R-Fr., Kildeer, Ill.

lT 52 Jordan rigg ...............6-4, 294, r-Jr., springboro, ohio 77 Matt Skibinski............................6-5, 295, R-So., Livonia, Mich.

lG 66 sam mcCollum ..................... 6-3, 300, Jr., dublin, ohio 50 Ryan Mullen .......................................6-3, 290, Jr., Lake Villa, Ill.

C 56 mitch palmer ....................6-2, 290, r-Jr., st. louis, mo. 74 Jack Schroer ...................... 6-4, 293, R-So., New Albany, Ohio rG 75 Jarrett larubbio .... 6-5, 300, r-so., middletown, ohio 67 Jordan Diamond ..........................6-5, 310, Grad., Chicago, Ill.

rT 54 Tommy doyle.....................6-8, 308, r-fr., edina, minn. 78 Ian Leever ................................6-6, 305, R-So., Loveland, Ohio

Te 82 ryan smith ...................... 6-4, 265, sr., river forest, ill. 44 Nate Becker ..................................... 6-5, 264, R-Jr., Carmel, Ind.

QB 14 Gus ragland ................6-1, 215, r-Jr., Cincinnati, ohio 5 Billy Bahl ..........................................6-4, 233, Jr., Woodstock, Ill. rB 26 Alonzo smith ................ 5-10, 208, r-Jr., riviera Beach, fla. 3 Kenny Young .............................5-7, 179, R-Jr., Tallahasee, Fla.

Wr 83 sam martin ........................ 6-2, 201, sr., Boulder, Colo. 25 Isaiah Hill ................................5-11, 204, R-So., Duncan, S. Car.

Wr 81 James Gardner ........6-4, 216, Jr., fort lauderdale, fla. 86 Luke Mayock .......................6-5, 216, R-So., Sugar land, Texas

Cedric Asseh .................................................................... Uh-sayBilly Bahl ..................................................................................................... BallAJ Burdine .......................................................................................Bur-dinepasquale Calcagno .......................................... Pass-qwall Cal-cag-noDanny Godlevske .................................................................... God-lef-skiAllan koikoi ...................................................................................... Coy-coyBrad koenig ......................................................................................Kay-NigGrant niemiec ............................................................................Knee-mickJack schorer ...................................................................................Shore-erMatt skibinski ..........................................................................Sku-bin-skiNate Trawick ................................................................................. Tray-wickAlexx Zielinski ..............................................................................Zu-lin-ski

pk 79 sam sloman.....................5-8, 208, so., roswell, Ga. 39 Paul Young ......................... 6-0, 188, Fr., Mt. Healthy, Ohio

p 9 kyle kramer ...............6-3, 208, r-so., Glyn ellyn, ill. 32 Jacob Swartz ...................5-11, 180, Fr., Highland Park, Ill. ls 59 evan Crabtree ........... 5-11, 235, r-so., dublin, ohio 62 Trent Kramer ....................... 6-0, 253, R-So., Naperville, Ill.

hd 88 Jared murphy .........5-10, 182, 5-sr., fort Wayne, ind. 8 Jack Sorenson ............................... 6-0, 194, R-Fr., Kildeer, Ill.

kr 31 maurice Thomas ............ 5-11, 182, Jr., oxford, ohio 3 Kenny Young ....................... 5-7, 179, R-Jr., Tallahasee, Fla.

pr 88 Jared murphy ...... 5-10, 182, 5-sr., fort Wayne, ind. 81 James Gardner ............ 6-4, 216, Jr., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

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no. name ............................ ht. ......Wt. ..... pos. .. Cl. ................................hometown (hs/ps)39 Nigel Adams .....................5-11.....231 ...... LB .......R-FR ....Lawrenceville, Ga. (Central Gwinnett)55 Ikeem Allen .......................6-5 .......270 ...... DL ......SR .................Charlotte, N. Car. (Mallard Creek)2 Joshua Allen .....................6-0 .......205 ...... DB ...... JR ............Charlotte, N. Car. (Victory Christian)20 Jack Alpert .........................6-1 .......185 ...... DB ......SO ........ Cleveland, Ohio (Cuyahoga Heights)29 Khari Anderson ................6-1 .......195 ...... DB ......R-FR ..........................Cleveland, Ohio (Hawken)1 Cedric Asseh .....................6-0 .......190 ...... DB ......R-SO ........................... Loganville, Ga. (Grayson)5 Billy Bahl .............................6-4 .......233 ...... QB ...... JR ...Woodstock, Ill. (Marian Central Catholic)6 Travion Banks ...................5-11.....185 ...... DB ......SO ................................. Evanston, Ill. (Evanston)49 Bart Baratti ........................6-1 .......188 ...... DB ......SO ..........................................................Klein, Texas44 Nate Becker .......................6-5 .......264 ...... TE .......R-JR .....................................Carmel, Ind. (Carmel)18 Jaylon Bester ....................5-8 .......165 ...... WR .....FR ...................... Belleville, Ill. (Althoff Catholic)26 Joey Brookhart ................6-1 .......191 ...... PK .......R-FR ................................. Dallas, Texas (Lovejoy)28 Mike Brown .......................6-1 .......205 ...... DB ......FR .. Grand Rapids, Mich. (Grand Rapids Catholic Central)69 AJ Burdine .........................6-2 .......285 ...... DL ......R-SR ............................... Cincinnati, Ohio (Elder)20 Austin Buroker .................6-2 .......190 ...... DB ......FR .....................................Kenton, Ohio (Kenton)27 Kobe Burse ........................6-0 .......225 ...... DB ......SO Muskegon Heights, Mich. (Mona Shores)16 Mitchell Burton ................6-2 .......202 ...... DB ......FR .............. Columbus, Ind. (Columbus North)92 Pasquale Calcagno .........6-4 .......250 ...... DL ...... JR ..................................... Charles, Ill. (St. Francis)48 Sam Connolly ...................6-1 .......245 ...... LB .......R-JR .............................. Chicago, Ill. (Mt. Carmel)58 Doug Costin ......................6-2 .......285 ...... DL ......SO ........West Chester, Pa. (Bishop Shanahan)59 Evan Crabtree ...................5-11.....235 ...... LS .......R-SO ............... Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Coffman)15 Deondre Daniels .............5-11.....196 ...... DB ...... JR .............. Goose Creek, S. Car. (Goose Creek)35 Michael Davenport ........6-1 .......222 ...... TE .......FR ......................Cincinnati, Ohio (Walnut Hills)67 Jordan Diamond .............6-5 .......310 ...... OL ......R-SR ....................................Chicago, Ill. (Simeon)54 Tommy Doyle ...................6-8 .......308 ...... OL ......R-FR ......................................Edina, Minn. (Edina)94 Mack Duffin ......................6-2 .......290 ...... DL ......R-JR ............................................ Avon, Ind. (Avon)9 Brad Earnest......................6-1 .......245 ...... DL ......R-JR .................................. Atlanta, Ga. (Lakeside)85 Tyler Fleetwood ...............6-1 .......201 ...... WR .....R-FR .................................Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview)81 James Gardner .................6-4 .......216 ...... WR ..... JR .......Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Fort Lauderdale)89 Alec Greene ......................6-4 .......271 ...... TE .......R-JR ....... Columbus, Ohio (Bishop Watterson)28 Jack Grochowski .............6-4 .......215 ...... WR .....FR ....................................... Palatine, Ill. (Palatine)51 Danny Godlevske............6-2 .......305 ...... OL ......SO ............Indianapolis, Ind. (Bishop Chatard)12 Tay Gowan .........................6-1 .......180 ...... DB ......R-FR ............................Covington, Ga. (Newton)34 Isaac Hampton .................6-0 .......296 ...... DL ......FR .................Charlotte, N. Car. (Mallard Creek)19 KJ Hancock ........................6-1 .......209 ...... WR .....R-FR ............... Suwanee, Ga. (North Gwinnett)24 Heath Harding .................5-10.....190 ...... DB ......R-SR ..............Dayton, Ohio (Dayton Christian)80 Quentin Hardy .................6-5 .......241 ...... TE .......R-SO .......... Murfreesboro, Tenn. ((Blackman))16 Zack Hazlett ......................5-11.....200 ...... QB ......R-FR ...................Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Jerome)76 Randy Heideman ............6-5 .......315 ...... OL ......R-SR .Bloomington, Ill. (Normal Community)25 Isaiah Hill............................5-11.....204 ...... WR .....R-SO ..............................Duncan, S. Car. (Byrnes)46 Andrew Homer ................6-6 .......245 ...... TE .......R-FR ....................... Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier)57 Zach Hovey .......................6-4 .......260 ...... OL ......R-JR ..............Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie)4 Chris Hudson ....................6-4 .......224 ...... WR .....R-JR .......................................Hazard, Ky. (Hazard)23 Davion Johnson ..............5-11.....209 ...... RB .......FR .................Pontiac, Mich. (West Bloomfield)45 Cole Jones .........................6-0 .......225 ...... LB .......SO .................................Oxford, Ohio (St. Xavier)29 Zach Kahn .........................5-10.....195 ...... RB .......R-FR ...............Strongsville, Ohio (Strongsville)95 Ben Kimpler ......................6-5 .......247 ...... Dl ........R-FR .......................Libertyville, Ill. (Libertyville)38 Brad Koenig ......................6-1 .......225 ...... LB .......R-JR ..........................Ann Arbor, Mich. (Pioneer)4 Allan Koikoi .......................5-11.....195 ...... DB ...... JR ............................. Baltimore, Mary. (St. Paul’s)9 Kyle Kramer .......................6-3 .......208 ...... P .........R-SO .................Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard West)62 Trent Kramer .....................6-0 .......253 ...... LS .......SO .................. Naperville, Ill. (Benet Academy)36 Mason Kuhr .......................5-10.....190 ...... RB .......FR .......................Centerville, Ohio (Centerville)12 Pete Lampert ....................6-4 .......211 ...... QB ......FR .............................. Cincinnati, Ohio (Moeller)75 Jarrett LaRubbio ..............6-5 .......300 ...... OL ......R-SO ..............Middletown, Ohio (Lakota East)37 Nick Lavigna .....................6-2 .......207 ...... LB .......R-FR ....................Cleveland, Ohio (St. Ignatius)78 Ian Leever ..........................6-6 .......305 ...... OL ......R-SO ........................ Loveland, Ohio (Loveland)90 Dean Lemon .....................6-2 .......251 ...... DL ...... JR .............. Kettering, Ohio (Archbishop Alter)17 Mitchell Lewis ..................6-5 .......223 ...... WR .....FR ............................. Lisle, Ill. (Naperville North)30 Josh Maize .........................6-3 .......242 ...... DL ......FR .................................. Deerfield, Ill. (Deerfield)19 Nick Marosi .......................6-1 .......210 ...... WR .....R-SO .Grand Rapids, Mich. (Catholic Central)93 David Marsh......................6-3 .......272 ...... DL ......FR .............Indianapolis, Ind. (Bishop Chatard)86 Luke Mayock .....................6-5 .......216 ...... WR .....R-SO .................. Sugar Land, Texas (Clements)

miAmi AlphABeTiCAl And numeriCAl rosTersno. name ..........................position1 Cedric Asseh ............................... DB2 Joshua Allen ............................... DB2 Jackson Williamson ..................QB3 Kenny Young ...............................RB4 Jack Sorenson ........................... WR4 Chris Hudson............................. WR4 Allan Koikoi ................................. DB5 Billy Bahl ......................................QB5 Junior McMullen ........................ LB6 Travion Banks ............................. DB8 Daryus Thompson .................... DB9 Brad Earnest ............................... DL9 Kyle Kramer ................................... P10 Sterling Weatherford ............... DB11 Dominique Robinson ............. WR11 Logan Speyer ............................. DL12 Tay Gowan .................................. DB12 Pete Lampert .............................QB13 Kyle Row ..................................... WR13 Donte Taylor Jr. .......................... DB14 Gus Ragland ...............................QB14 Tony Reid ..................................... DB15 Deondre Daniels ....................... DB16 Zack Hazlett ................................QB16 Mitchell Burton ......................... DB17 Myles Reid .................................... LB17 Mitchell Lewis ........................... WR18 Jaylon Bester ............................. WR19 KJ Hancock ................................ WR19 Nick Marosi ................................ WR20 Jack Alpert ................................. WR20 Jalen Walker ............................... WR20 Austin Buroker ........................... DB21 De’Andre Montgomery .......... DB22 Matt Merimee ............................ DB23 Davion Johnson .........................RB23 Ryan Newton .............................. LB24 Heath Harding ........................... DB25 Isaiah Hill .................................... WR26 Joey Brookhart ...........................PK26 Alonzo Smith ..............................RB27 Kobe Burse .................................. DB27 Jared Sharp ................................ WR28 Mike Brown ................................. DB28 Jack Grochowski ...................... WR29 Khari Anderson ......................... DB29 Zach Kahn ....................................RB30 Josh Maize ................................... DL30 Ben Rinsma ................................ WR31 Maurice Thomas ........................RB31 Ryan Sandles ...............................PK32 Liam Sallquist ............................. DL32 Jacob Swartz ............................. K/P33 Payton O’Reilly ........................... LB33 Leonard Ross ...............................RB34 Isaac Hampton .......................... DL34 Myles McKernin........................ WR35 Ryan McWood ............................ LB35 Michael Davenport ................... TE36 Paul Moses .................................. DL36 Mason Kuhr .................................RB

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83 Sam Martin........................6-2 .......201 ...... WR .....SR ................................. Boulder, Colo. (Fairview)70 Trent Maynard..................6-4 .......293 ...... OL ......R-FR ........ Indianapolis, Ind. (Decatur Central)66 Sam McCollum ................6-3 .......300 ...... OL ...... JR .................................... Dublin, Ohio (Coffman)34 Myles McKernin ...............5-8 .......176 ...... WR .....R-FR .................. Hinsdale, Ill. (Benet Academy)5 Junior McMullen .............6-1 .......245 ...... LB ....... JR ...............................Oak Park, Mich. (Oak Park)35 Ryan McWood ..................6-1 .......215 ...... LB .......R-FR ........... Grosse Point, Mich. (Brother Rice)87 Adam Mehelic ..................6-3 .......235 ...... TE .......FR .................................. Hudson, Ohio (Hudson)63 Reese Melton ...................6-2 .......210 ...... LB .......FR ................Columbus, Ohio (Bishop Hartley)22 Matt Merimee ..................6-3 .......220 ...... DB ......R-JR ............ Fairview Park, Ohio (Benedictine)21 De’Andre Montgomery .6-2 .......228 ...... DB ...... JR ............................ Hampton, Ga. (Dutchtown)36 Paul Moses ........................6-0 .......230 ...... DL ......SR ......Toledo, Ohio (Toledo Central Catholic)50 Ryan Mullen ......................6-3 .......290 ...... OL ...... JR ..................Lake Villa, Ill. (Lakes Community)88 Jared Murphy ...................5-10.....182 ...... WR .....R-SR ............. Fort Wayne, Ind. (Columbia City)71 Sam Murrer .......................6-4 .......308 ...... OL ......R-SO ........ Park Hills, Ky. (Covington Catholic)65 Peter Nank .........................6-5 .......315 ...... OL ......FR West Des Moines, Iowa (Dowling Catholic)23 Ryan Newton ....................6-2 .......226 ...... LB .......FR ...................... St. Louis, Mo. (Parkway North)37 Grant Niemiec ..................5-11.....220 ...... RB .......R-SR .. Commerce, Mich. (Orchard Lake St. Mary’s)33 Payton O’Reilly .................6-0 .......225 ...... LB .......R-FR ............................Bozeman, Mt. (Bozeman)56 Mitch Palmer ....................6-2 .......290 ...... OL ......R-JR ................... St. Louis, Mo. (De Smet Jesuit)14 Gus Ragland .....................6-1 .......215 ...... QB ......R-JR ........................... Cincinnati, Ohio (Moeller)64 David Redding .................6-4 .......305 ...... OL ......FR .............. Columbus, Ind. (Columbus North)17 Myles Reid .........................6-1 .......220 ...... LB .......SO ........................................... Atlanta, Ga. (Mays)14 Tony Reid ...........................5-11.....190 ...... DB ......SR ..................... Charlotte, N.C. (Mallard Creek)52 Jordan Rigg .......................6-4 .......294 ...... OL ......R-JR ................. Springboro, Ohio (Springboro)30 Ben Rinsma .......................6-3 .......190 ...... WR .....FR ..................Powell, Ohio (Olentangy Liberty11 Dominique Robinson ....6-5 .......225 ...... WR .....FR ................. Canton, Ohio (Canton McKinley)53 Nate Robinson .................6-2 .......215 ...... LB .......FR .................... Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Coffman)33 Leonard Ross ....................5-11.....205 ...... RB .......R-SO ..... LaGrange Park, Ill. (Lyons Township)13 Kyle Row ............................6-0 .......182 ...... WR .....R-JR ....................................... Oregon, Ohio (Clay)32 Liam Sallquist ...................6-5 .......252 ...... DL ......SR ............................ Cincinnati, Ohio (Oak Hills)31 Ryan Sandles ....................5-5 .......171 ...... PK .......R-SO .........Novi, Mich. (Walled Lake Western)74 Jack Schroer ......................6-4 .......293 ...... OL ......R-SO .............New Albany, Ohio (New Albany)91 Andrew Sharp ..................6-4 .......240 ...... DL ......FR .....Grosse Pointe, Mich. (Grosse Pointe South)27 Jared Sharp .......................5-8 .......163 ...... WR .....R-SO Flossmoor, Ill. (Homewood-Flossmoor)77 Matt Skibinski ..................6-5 .......295 ...... OL ......R-SO ........................... Livonia, Mich. (Churchill)79 Samuel Sloman ...............5-8 .......208 ...... PK .......SO ........................Roswell, Ga. (Pace Academy)26 Alonzo Smith ....................5-10.....208 ...... RB .......R-JR ..........................Riviera Beach, Fla. (Dwyer)82 Ryan Smith ........................6-4 .......265 ...... TE .......SR ................................River Forest, Ill. (Fenwick)4 Jack Sorenson ..................6-0 .......194 ...... WR .....R-FR ................................ Kildeer, Ill. (Stevenson)43 Kyle Speas .........................6-5 .......238 ...... TE .......R-FR ................. Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield North)11 Logan Speyer ...................6-4 .......251 ...... DL ......FR ............................Arlington, Ohio (Arlington)61 Zach Swarts ......................6-4 .......280 ...... DL ......R-JR ................... Fort Wayne, Ind. (Homestead)32 Jacob Swartz ....................5-11.....180 ...... K/P .....FR ...............Highland Park, Ill. (Highland Park)73 Josiah Tate .........................6-2 .......250 ...... DL ......FR ........................... Pepper Pike, Ohio (Orange)13 Donte Taylor Jr. ................6-1 .......230 ...... DB ......FR ...............Akron, Ohio (St. Vincent-St. Mary)31 Maurice Thomas ..............5-11.....182 ...... RB ....... JR ............................... Oxford, Ohio (Talawanda)8 Daryus Thompson ..........6-1 .......195 ...... DB ......R-JR ............ Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern)96 Nate Trawick .....................5-11.....335 ...... Dl ........ JR ............................Richmond, Ind. (Richmond)52 Cam Turner ........................5-10.....225 ...... LB .......R-FR ................St. Louis, Mo. (Hazelwood East)20 Jalen Walker ......................5-7 .......162 ...... WR .....FR ........................................Carmel, Ind. (Carmel)99 Elijah Watson ....................6-1 .......273 ...... Dl ........FR .................. Hackensack N.J. (IMG Academy)10 Sterling Weatherford .....6-4 .......220 ...... DB ......FR .................... Cicero, Ind. (Hamilton Heights)68 Donovan White ...............6-4 .......309 ...... OL ......R-FR ..........Gahanna, Ohio (Gahanna Lincoln)2 Jackson Williamson ........6-0 .......202 ...... QB ......FR ...........................Anderson S. Car. (Westside)3 Kenny Young ....................5-7 .......179 ...... RB .......R-JR ................................Tallahasee, Fla. (Godby)39 Paul Young ........................6-0 .......188 ...... K/P .....FR .............................Mt. Healthy, Ohio (LaSalle)84 Alexx Zielinski ..................6-5 .......252 ...... TE .......R-SO .........................Brighton, Mich. (Brighton)

miAmi AlphABeTiCAl And numeriCAl rosTers37 Nick Lavigna ................................ LB37 Grant Niemiec .............................RB38 Brad Koenig ................................. LB39 Nigel Adams ................................ LB39 Paul Young ................................. K/P43 Kyle Speas .................................... TE44 Nate Becker ................................. TE45 Cole Jones .................................... LB46 Andrew Homer ........................... TE48 Sam Connolly .............................. LB49 Bart Baratti .................................. DB50 Ryan Mullen................................ OL51 Danny Godlevske ..................... OL52 Jordan Rigg................................. OL52 Cam Turner .................................. LB53 Nate Robinson ............................ LB54 Tommy Doyle ............................. OL55 Ikeem Allen ................................. DL56 Mitch Palmer .............................. OL57 Zach Hovey ................................. OL58 Doug Costin ............................... DL59 Evan Crabtree ............................. LS61 Zach Swarts ................................ DL62 Trent Kramer ............................... LS63 Reese Melton .............................. LB64 David Redding ........................... OL65 Peter Nank................................... OL66 Sam McCollum .......................... OL67 Jordan Diamond ....................... OL68 Donovan White ......................... OL69 AJ Burdine ................................... DL70 Trent Maynard ........................... OL71 Sam Murrer ................................. OL73 Josiah Tate ................................... DL74 Jack Schroer ............................... OL75 Jarrett LaRubbio ....................... OL76 Randy Heideman ...................... OL77 Matt Skibinski ............................ OL78 Ian Leever .................................... OL79 Samuel Sloman ..........................PK80 Quentin Hardy ............................ TE81 James Gardner.......................... WR82 Ryan Smith ................................... TE83 Sam Martin ................................ WR84 Alexx Zielinski ............................. TE85 Tyler Fleetwood ....................... WR86 Luke Mayock ............................. WR87 Adam Mehelic ............................. TE88 Jared Murphy ............................ WR89 Alec Greene ................................. TE90 Dean Lemon ............................... DL91 Andrew Sharp ............................ DL92 Pasquale Calcagno ................... DL92 Brady Garber ...............................PK93 David Marsh ............................... DL94 Mack Duffin ................................ DL95 Ben Kimpler ................................ DL96 Nate Trawick ............................... DL99 Elijah Watson .............................. DL

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Chuck martinhead Coachsecond seasonCoaching record: 85-34record at miami: 11-27milliken, 1990

In his career, Chuck Martin has more than 20 years in college coaching experience, including 10 years as a head coach. He has twice been named the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) National Coach

of the Year, earning the honor in 2005 and 2006, and has coached in seven national championship games in the past 16 seasons. In addition to his head coaching experience, Martin has served as a coordinator on both sides of the ball. Of those seven national championship game appearances, he has been a part of four national championship wins, with two titles under his direction as head coach/offensive coordinator and one as a defensive coordinator.

The one thing missing from Martin’s resume, was a program builder. Martin may have answered that question. Martin, who was named the 36th head football coach in Miami history on Dec. 3, 2013, had his hands full when he took over the helm of the RedHawks program.

Miami had just gone 0-12 the year prior to Martin’s arrival and many believed the roster was one of the worst in the Mid-American Conference. In three years, Martin’s vision of returning Miami football to greatness is in full swing and many believe the RedHawks have already arrived.

While rebuilding the roster from the ground up, Miami took its lumps in 2014 and 2015, going just 2-10 and 3-9. 2016 did not start out much better as Mi-ami lost its first six games of the season, but that is when things changed.

Martin would orchestrate something that had never been done in college football. Miami rattled off six straight wins to become the first team in college football history to begin a season 0-6 and finish 6-6. The six-game win streak also moved Miami to 6-2 in the MAC, finishing in a tie for first in the East and helped the RedHawks advance to the St. Petersburg Bowl versus Mississippi State, Miami’s first bowl appearance since 2010.

The Miami rebuild would be complete, adding another highlight to Martin’s resume.

Prior to joining Miami, Martin spent four seasons at Notre Dame, serving as the offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach (2012-13) and defensive backs/recruiting coordinator (2010-11). In 2012, he orchestrated an offense that played in the BCS National Championship game versus Alabama. In 2011, he was named one of the top 25 recruiters in the nation by ESPN.com and was named to Rivals.com’s Second-Team Assistant Coach Dream Team.

In Martin’s two years calling plays, Notre Dame combined to go 20-5 overall and was one of the most balanced offenses in the country, averaging 26.4 points, 170.0 rushing and 235.6 passing per game.

Prior to arriving in South Bend, Martin was head coach and offensive coordi-nator for Grand Valley State University from 2004-2009 and compiled a 74-7 (.914) record, including an impressive 16-4 record in the NCAA Division II Play-offs. He and the Lakers won back-to-back national championships in 2005 and 2006 and finished runner-up in 2009. He directed Grand Valley State to 48 consecutive regular-season victories and 45 straight wins in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC). He also guided the Lakers to a Di-vision II record 40-game winning streak from 2005-07. Martin produced seven Associated Press First-Team All-America players as head coach.

At GVSU, Martin’s offenses averaged 35.1 points, 208 rushing and 427 total yards per game. The Lakers ranked among the top-25 nationally in total of-fense in five of six seasons and ranked in the top-27 in scoring offense in all but one season. In that time, his offense scored at least 30 points in 56 of 81 games and scored at least 40 points in 34 contests.

Many of those offenses were led by quarterbacks who were developed under Martin. In six years, GVSU produced four Harlon Hill finalists, 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.

His offenses were not just about the quarterback. In all six seasons, he pro-duced a 1,000-yard rusher. In four of those seasons, a running back finished as a top-10 rusher in Grand Valley State history.

Before becoming head coach, Martin served as the defensive coordinator for the Lakers in 2003, helping GVSU win a national championship. Martin’s de-fense allowed just nine total points in the final three games of the playoff run and among the ranked top-10 nationally in scoring, rushing and total defense that season.

Martin served as the defensive backs and outside linebackers coach at GVSU from 2000-02. Prior to arriving in Allendale, Mich., Martin spent time at Eastern Michigan (1998-1999, linebackers), Millikin University (1996-97, defensive co-ordinator/defensive backs), Wittenberg University (1994-95, linebackers) and Mankato State University (1992-93, graduate assistant/linebackers).

While attending Millikin (1986-90), Martin was an All-American safety and was selected as a GTE Academic All-American. He doubled as an All-American place kicker, received Academic All-District honors for the Millikin baseball team and was inducted into the Millikin Hall of Fame in 2008.

He graduated in 1990 with a degree in accounting and earned his master’s degree in physical education from Mankato State University in 1993.

Martin and his wife Dulcie have two children, Max and Emma.

Coaching Timeline1992-93 Mankato State (Minn.), Graduate Assistant1994-95 Wittenberg (Ohio), Linebackers1996-97 Millikin (Ill.), Defensive Coordinator/DBs1998-99 Eastern Michigan, Linebackers2000-02 Grand Valley State, DBs/Outside Linebackers2003 Grand Valley State, Defensive Coordinator/DBs2004-09 Grand Valley State, Head Coach2010 Notre Dame, Defensive Backs/Recruiting2011 Notre Dame, Safeties/Recruiting2012-13 Notre Dame, Offensive Coordinator/QBs2014-PR Miami University Head Coach

Bowl/playoff Games1995 Wittenberg (Ohio) Division III First Round2001 Grand Valley State Division II National Finalist2002 Grand Valley State Division II National Champions2003 Grand Valley State Division II National Champions2004 Grand Valley State Division II Regional2005 Grand Valley State Division II National Champions2006 Grand Valley State Division II National Champions2007 Grand Valley State Division II Semifinal2008 Grand Valley State Division II Regional2009 Grand Valley State Division II National Finalist2010 Notre Dame Sun Bowl2011 Notre Dame Champs Sports Bowl2012 Notre Dame BCS National Championship Game2016 St. Petersburg Bowl

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miAmi 26mArshAll 31 Sept. 2, 2017 Joan C. Edwards Stadium • Huntington, W. Vir. Attendance: 22,463

The Miami University football dropped its opening game, 31-26, to Marshall Saturday evening in Huntington, West Virginia.

The RedHawks outgained the Thundering Herd 429-267, but Mar-shall used two kickoff returns and an interception return for three of its scores.

Redshirt junior quarterback Gus Ragland finished the game 23-for-44 for 298 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. His top target was junior wide receiver James Gardner, who led Miami with eight catches for 111 yards.

Quickie Statistics (Final)Miami University vs MARSHALL (Sep 02, 2017 at Huntington, WV)

MIAMI MARScore 26 31FIRST DOWNS 25 15RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 42-131 25-59PASSING YDS (NET) 298 208Passes Att-Comp-Int 44-23-1 30-20-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 86-429 55-267Fumble Returns-Yards 1-35 1-12Punt Returns-Yards 1-9 1-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-11 5-214Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-72Punts (Number-Avg) 4-39.2 4-49.0Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1Penalties-Yards 5-51 6-43Possession Time 35:44 24:16Third-Down Conversions 8 of 17 7 of 13Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 3 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 1-2

Miami University MARSHALLRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgSMITH, Alonzo 13 59 0 59 0 18 4.5YOUNG, Kenny 9 37 0 37 0 10 4.1RAGLAND, Gus 15 45 16 29 1 9 1.9THOMAS, Maurice 4 5 1 4 0 3 1.0

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgRODRIGUEZ, Trey 18 61 7 54 0 14 3.0ANDERSON, A. 3 11 0 11 0 6 3.7DAVIS, Keion 2 5 0 5 0 4 2.5VEDVIK, Kaare 1 0 3 -3 0 0 -3.0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackRAGLAND, Gus 23-44-1 298 2 23 2

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackLITTON, Chase 20-30-1 208 1 49 1

Receiving No. Yards TD LongGARDNER, James 8 111 0 22SMITH, Ryan 7 98 2 23MURPHY, Jared 5 69 0 20YOUNG, Kenny 1 12 0 12

Receiving No. Yards TD LongJOHNSON, Willie 7 88 0 49WILLIAMS, M. 5 30 0 20BRADY, Tyre 3 54 1 26RODRIGUEZ, Trey 3 17 0 9

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBKRAMER, Kyle 4 157 39.2 42 1 0

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBVEDVIK, Kaare 4 196 49.0 57 2 1

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongMURPHY, Jared 1 9 0 9

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongRODRIGUEZ, Trey 1 0 0 0

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongTHOMAS, Maurice 1 11 0 11

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongDAVIS, Keion 3 196 2 99YURACHEK, Ryan 1 5 0 5

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLKOENIG, Brad 6-8 14 0.0 0.5HARDING, Heath 5-3 8 0.0 0.5MONTGOMERY, D. 1-7 8 0.0 0.5REID, Tony 0-7 7 0.0 0.5

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLDRAYTON, B. 6-6 12 0.0 0.0HANCOCK, Chase 4-6 10 1.0 2.0HERNANDEZ, F. 1-8 9 0.0 0.0JACKSON, Chris 5-3 8 0.0 0.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 14:48 MAR - DAVIS, Keion 99 yd kickoff return (VEDVIK, Kaare kick) 0 - 7

08:34 MIAMI - SLOMAN, Sam 27 yd field goal, 15-66 6:14 3 - 72nd 13:57 MIAMI - RAGLAND, Gus 1 yd run (SLOMAN, Sam kick), 4-3 1:55 10 - 7

09:36 MAR - BRADY, Tyre 22 yd pass from LITTON, Chase (VEDVIK, Kaare kick), 11-98 4:21 10 - 1403:15 MIAMI - SLOMAN, Sam 42 yd field goal, 13-50 6:21 13 - 1403:03 MAR - DAVIS, Keion 97 yd kickoff return (VEDVIK, Kaare kick) 13 - 21

3rd 05:30 MAR - JACKSON, Chris 72 yd interception return (VEDVIK, Kaare kick) 13 - 2802:05 MIAMI - SMITH, Ryan 11 yd pass from RAGLAND, Gus (SLOMAN, Sam kick), 9-75 3:25 20 - 28

4th 11:31 MAR - VEDVIK, Kaare 27 yd field goal, 7-44 2:51 20 - 3108:01 MIAMI - SMITH, Ryan 19 yd pass from RAGLAND, Gus (SMITH, Alonzo rush failed), 11-84 3:30 26 - 31

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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

at Marshall 31 15 25-59-0 20-30-1-208-1 55-267 1-1 6-43 7-13 24:16Miami 26 25 42-131-1 23-44-1-298 86-429 2-1 5-51 8-17 35:44Austin Peayat MiamiCincinnatiat Miamiat Central Mich.Miamiat Notre DameMiamiBGSUat Miamiat Kent StateMiamiBuffaloat Miamiat OhioMiamiAkronat MiamiEastern Mich.at Miamiat Ball StateMiami

rushinG smith young Thomas ross pAssinG ragland Bahl

at Marshall 13-59-0 9-37-0 2-1-0 1-2-0Austin PeayCincinnatiat CMUat Notre DameBGSUat Kent StateBuffaloat OhioAkronEastern Mich.at Ball State

reCeivinG murphy martin Gardner row r. smith Becker young A. smith Thomas ross

at Marshall 23-44-1-298-2 -Austin PeayCincinnatiat CMUat Notre DameBGSUat Kent StateBuffaloat OhioAkronEastern Mich.at Ball State

at Marshall 5-69-0 1-6-0 8-11-0 - 7-98-2 - 1-12-0 - - -Austin PeayCincinnatiat CMUat Notre DameBGSUat Kent StateBuffaloat OhioAkronEastern Mich.at Ball State

ComBined sTATs

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offense lT lG C rG rT Te Wr QB TB Wr Wr

defense le dT dT re olB mlB olB CB s s CB

at Marshall Rigg McCollum Godlevske LaRubbio Doyle Smith Murphy Ragland Smith Martin Becker (TE)

Austin Peay

Cincinnati

at CMU

at Notre Dame

BGSU

at Kent State

Buffalo

at Ohio

Akron

Eastern Mich.

at Ball State

at Marshall Costin Allen Trawick Calcagno Koenig McMullen Montgomery Harding Reid Allen Asseh

Austin Peay

Cincinnati

at CMU

at Notre Dame

BGSU

at Kent State

Buffalo

at Ohio

Akron

Eastern Mich.

at Ball State

sTArT ChArTs

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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 -

Miami FG - - - - - - 1 1 - - -

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

Opponent FG - - - - - 1 - - - - -

reD Zone analySiS miami opponenT

inside scores Td/fG pct. inside scores Td/fG pct.

at Marshall 3 3 2/1 1.000 1 0 0/0 .000

Austin Peay

Cincinnati

at CMU

at Notre Dame

BGSU

at Kent State

Buffalo

at Ohio

Akron

Eastern Mich.

at Ball State

Totals

Time of poSSeSSion

score overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr

at Marshall L, 26-31 35:44 8:39 9:19 9:35 8:11

Austin Peay

Cincinnati

at CMU

at Notre Dame

BGSU

at Kent State

Buffalo

at Ohio

Akron

Eastern Mich.

at Ball State

drive ChArTs

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

When miami has the ball...

When opponent has the ball...

By segment Conv.-Att. pctThird and 1-3 3-3 1.000 Third and 4-6 2-3 .667Third and 7-9 1-3 .333Third and 10+ 1-4 .250

By segment Conv.-Att. pctThird and 1-3 1-2 .500 Third and 4-6 3-5 .600Third and 7-9 2-6 .333Third and 10+ 2-4 .500

at Marshall 0-1 0-0 1-1 0-1 2-2 1-2 1-3 0-1 1-2 2-4 8-17 .471

Austin Peay

Cincinnati

at CMU

at Notre Dame

BGSU

at Kent State

Buffalo

at Ohio

Akron

Eastern Mich.

at Ball State

Totals 0-1 0-0 1-1 0-1 2-2 1-2 1-3 0-1 1-2 2-4 8-17 .471

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

at Marshall 2-2 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-1 1-2 1-4 7-13 .539

Austin Peay

Cincinnati

at CMU

at Notre Dame

BGSU

at Kent State

Buffalo

at Ohio

Akron

Eastern Mich.

at Ball State

Totals 2-2 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-1 1-2 1-4 7-13 .539

Third doWns

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2017 lonG plAys

The Automated ScoreBookMiami University - Long Plays

20-YARD PLUS PLAYSYds Type Player(s) Opponent

35 FR HARDING, Heath MARSHALL23 Pass SMITH, Ryan from RAGLAND, Gus MARSHALL22 Pass GARDNER, James from RAGLAND, Gus MARSHALL22 Pass SMITH, Ryan from RAGLAND, Gus MARSHALL20 Pass MURPHY, Jared from RAGLAND, Gus MARSHALL

* touchdown scored on play

LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERSLong Plays By Yards No. TD100+ 0 090-99 0 080-89 0 070-79 0 060-69 0 050-59 0 040-49 0 030-39 1 020-29 4 0

Long Plays By Type No. TDRushing 0 0Passing 4 0Punt returns 0 0Kick returns 0 0Interceptions 0 0Fumble returns 1 0Other 0 0TOTAL 5 0

20-YARD PLUS BY PLAYERPlayer No. TD R P KR PR IR FRSMITH, Ryan 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0GARDNER, James 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0MURPHY, Jared 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0HARDING, Heath 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1TOTAL 5 0 0 4 0 0 0 1

LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEARRushing18 SMITH, Alonzo vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)Rushing Touchdown1 RAGLAND, Gus vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)Passing23 SMITH, Ryan from RAGLAND, Gus

vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)Passing Touchdown19 SMITH, Ryan from RAGLAND, Gus

vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)Punt Return9 MURPHY, Jared vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)Kick Return11 THOMAS, Maurice vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)Interception Return0 ALLEN, Josh vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)Fumble Return35 HARDING, Heath vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)Punt42 KRAMER, Kyle vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)Field Goal42 SLOMAN, Sam vs MARSHALL (9/2/2017)

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CAreer BesTs#2 Josh Allen • DBTackles ............................................................... 5 at Marshall (9/2/17)Solo ..................................................................... 4 at Marshall (9/2/17)Assists ....................................................................1 vs. NIU (10/17/15)Interceptions ................................................... 1 at Marshall (9/2/17)PBU .........................................................................1 vs. NIU (10/17/15)

#55 Ikeem Allen • DLTackles ....................................... 5 at Western Michigan (10/24/15)Solo ................................................................4 at Wisconsin (9/12/15)Assist .......................................... 5 at Western Michigan (10/24/15)Sacks......1.5 at Western Michigan (10/24/15) and vs. CMU (11/05/16)TFL.................................................................. 2.0 vs. Akron (11/14/15)

#1 Cedric Asseh • DBTackles ............................................................... 3 at Marshall (9/2/17)Solo ..................................................................... 2 at Marshall (9/2/17)Assists ................................................................ 1 at Marshall (9/2/17)Interceptions ...................................................................................NonePBU .....................................................................................................None

#5 Billy Bahl • QBPass Completions ........................................... 20 vs. WKU (9/17/16)Pass Attempts .................................................. 41 vs. WKU (9/17/16)Passing Touchdowns .................................................... 2, Four TimesYards ..................................................................339 vs. WKU (9/17/16)Long .................................................................... 70 vs. WKU (9/17/16)300-yard Games ................................................1, vs. WKU (9/17/16)400-yard Games .............................................................................NoneRushing Touchdowns........................................1 vs. WKU (9/17/16)

#92 Pasquale Calcagno • DLTackles ............................................................... 3 at Marshall (9/2/17)Solo ..................................................................... 2 at Marshall (9/2/17)Assists ................................................................ 1 at Marshall (9/2/17)TFL.......................................................................................................NoneSacks...................................................................................................None

#58 Doug Costin • DLTackles ............................................................... 3 at Marshall (9/2/17)Solo .....................................................................................................NoneAssists ................................................................ 3 at Marshall (9/2/17)TFL.......................................................................................................NoneSacks...................................................................................................None

#15 Deondre Daniels • DBTackles .........................................7 at Eastern Michigan (10/29/16)Solo ...............................................5 at Eastern Michigan (10/29/16)Assists ..........................................1 at Eastern Michigan (10/29/16)Interceptions ..................................... at Bowling Green (10/22/16)PBU ...................................................................... 2 vs. CMU (11/05/16)

#69 AJ Burdine • DLTackles ..................................................................6 at Ohio (10/10/15)Solo ........................................................................4 at Ohio (10/10/15)Assists ...................................................................2 at Ohio (10/10/15)TFL......................................................................1.0 at Ohio (10/10/15)Sacks...................................................................................................None

#81 James Gardner • WRReceptions ........................................................ 9 at BGSU (10/22/16)Receiving Yards .............................................136 vs. WKU (9/17/16)Touchdowns ..............................................................2 at Iowa (9/3/16)Long .......................................................................70 vs. WKU (9/17/16)

#24 Heath Harding • DBTackles ........................................ 16 at Northern Illinois (10/18/14)Solo .............................................. 15 at Northern Illinois (10/18/14)Assist .................................................................3 at Kentucky (9/7/13)Sacks...................................................................................................NoneTFL.......................................................................... 3.0 vs. EIU (9/10/16)Interception ................................................................1, Several Times

#4 Chris Hudson • WRReceptions ..................................4 at Western Kentucky (9/26/15)Receiving Yards ...................... 64 at Western Kentucky (9/26/15)Touchdowns ...1 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15) and at WKU (9/26/15)Long ...................................................... 38 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15)

#38 Brad Koenig • LBTackles .............................................................14 at Marshall (9/2/17)Solo .....................................................7 vs. Mississippi St. (12/26/16)Assists ................................................................ 7 at Marshall (9/2/17)Tackles for Loss ............................................... 3.0 vs. WKU (9/17/16)Sacks.......................1.0 vs. EIU (9/10/16) and at BGSU (10/22/16)

#4 Allan Koikoi • DBTackles ...................................................................5 vs. NIU (10/17/15)Solo .........................................................................4 vs. NIU (10/17/15)Assists ....................................................................1 vs. NIU (10/17/15)Interceptions ...................................................................................NonePBU .........................................................................1 vs. NIU (10/17/15)

#9 Kyle Kramer • PPunts ................................................................... 7 at BGSU (10/22/16)Yards ............................................................... 293 at BGSU (10/22/16)Average ........................................................ 41.9 at BGSU (10/22/16)Inside 20............................................................. 4 at BGSU (10/22/16)

#83 Sam Martin • WRReceptions .....................................................8 vs. UMass (10/04/14)Receiving Yards ................. 134 at Western Michigan (10/24/15)Touchdowns ..................................................4 vs. UMass (10/04/14)Long ..........................................................75 vs. Cincinnati (9/19/15)

#86 Luke Mayock • WRReceptions ........................................................ 3 vs. Ohio (10/01/16)Receiving Yards .............................................46 vs. Ohio (10/01/16)Touchdowns ...................................................................................... NoneLong ....................................................................18 vs. Ohio (10/01/16)

#5 Junior McMullen • LBTackles .......................................................14 at Cincinnati (9/24/16)Solo .............................................................10 at Cincinnati (9/24/16)Assists ...........................................................5 at Wisconsin (9/12/15)Tackles for Loss ................................................... 1.0 at Iowa (9/3/16)Sacks............................1.0 at Iowa (9/3/16)// at Marshall (9/2/17)Forced Fumble ................................................................................None

#36 Paul Moses • DLTackles .....................................12 at Western Michigan (10/24/15)Solo ............................................. 5 at Western Michigan (10/24/15)Assists ...........................................................7 at Wisconsin (9/12/15)Tackles for Loss ...................... 2.0 at Western Kentucky (9/26/15)Sacks..............................................2 at Western Kentucky (9/26/15)Forced Fumble ...........................1 at Western Kentucky (9/26/15)#21 De’Andre Montgomery • LBTackles ............................................................... 8 at Marshall (9/2/17)Solo ...................................................................... 5 vs. Ohio (10/01/16)Assists ................................................................ 7 at Marshall (9/2/17)Tackles for Loss ............................................... 1.0 vs. WKU (9/17/16)Sacks...................................................................................................NoneForced Fumble ................................................................................NoneInterception ....................................................................1, Three times

#88 Jared Murphy • WRReceptions .................................9 at Eastern Michigan (10/29/16)Receiving Yards ...................122 at Eastern Michigan (10/29/16)Long ...........................................................58 at Cincinnati (9/24/16)Touchdowns .......2 at Buffalo (9/27/14) and vs. EMU (11/7/15), ................................................................................at Buffalo (11/12/16)

#37 Grant Niemiec • RBRushes ...............................................................5 vs. BGSU (11/05/13)Rushing Yards ............................................... 40 vs. BGSU (11/05/13)Touchdowns .....................................................1, at Illinois (9/28/13)Long ..................................................................30 vs. Ohio (10/27/12)Receptions ......................................................4 vs. Akron (10/19/13)Receiving Yards .......................................... 20 vs. Akron (10/19/13)

#14 Gus Ragland • QBPass Completions ................................ 26 vs. Ball State (11/22/16)Pass Attempts ...............................................44 at Marshall (9/2/17)Touchdowns ..................................................... 4 vs. CMU (11/05/16)Yards .......................................................380 vs. Ball State (11/22/16)Long ......................................................... 74 vs. Ball State (11/22/16)300-yard Games ..................................................................................... 1400-yard Games .............................................................................NoneRushing Attempts .......................................15 at Marshall (9/2/17)Yards ........................................................ 67 at Kent State (10/03/15)

#14 Tony Reid • DBTackles ............................................14 vs. Mississippi St. (12/26/16)Solo ..................................................10 vs. Mississippi St. (12/26/16)Assists ................................................................ 7 at Marshall (9/2/17)Interception ................................................................... 1, Three TimesSacks...................................................................................................NoneForced Fumble ................................................................................NonePBU ...................................................................... 1 vs. Ohio (11/25/14)

#33 Leonard Ross • RBRushes ........................................................ 9 vs. Cincinnati (9/19/15)Rushing Yards .........................................46 vs. Cincinnati (9/19/15)Touchdowns ....................................................................................NoneLong ..........................................................13 vs. Cincinnati (9/19/15)Receptions .......................................................................................NoneReceiving Yards ..............................................................................None

#82 Ryan Smith • TEReceptions ................................... 7 vs. Mississippi St. (12/26/16)// ..................................................................................at Marshall (9/2/17)Receiving Yards ............................................98 at Marshall (9/2/17)Touchdowns .................................................... 2 at Marshall (9/2/17)

#26 Alonzo Smith • RBRushes ................................................................... 27 vs. EIU (9/10/16)Rushing Yards ............................................ 109 at UMass (11/21/15)Touchdowns .........................................2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15)Long ...............................................................70 at Buffalo (11/12/16)Receptions ............................................2 vs. Presbyterian (9/05/15)Receiving Yards ......................................17 at Cincinnati (9/24/16)

#96 Nate Trawick • DLTackles ..........................................................7 at Cincinnati (9/24/16)Solo ................................................................................................3, Twice Assists ................................................................ 4 at Marshall (9/2/17)TFL.......................................................................................................NoneSacks...................................................................................................None

#31 Maurice Thomas • RBRushes .......................................................................9 at Iowa (9/3/16)Rushing Yards ......................... 82 at Eastern Michigan (10/29/16)Touchdowns ....................................................................................NoneLong ........................................... 77 vs. Eastern Michigan (11/7/15)Receptions ..............................................................3 vs. EIU (9/10/16)Receiving Yards .................................................. 37 vs. EIU (9/10/16)

#3 Kenny Young • RBRushes ................................................................ 14 vs. WKU (9/17/16)Rushing Yards .............................................. 118 at BGSU (10/22/16)Touchdowns ...............................................................1, Several TimesLong ..................................................................72 vs. CMU (11/05/16)Receptions ........................................................ 3 at BGSU (10/22/16)Receiving Yards ..................................55 vs. Kent State (10/15/16)All-Purpose Yards...........................................141 at BGSU (10/22/16)100-yard TD Games............................................................................... 1

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The lAsT Time...A miAmi plAyer ...

had 100 yards rushingKenny Young (118) at Bowling Green, 2016 (8 att.)

had 200 yards rushingSteve Little (222) at Buffalo, 2000

had 300 yards rushingTravis Prentice (376) vs. Akron, 1999

had consecutive 200-yard rushing gamesTravis Prentice at Ohio (227) and vs. Northern Illinois (239), 197

had four rushing TdsCal Murray (4) vs. Kent State, 2000

had four rushing Tds in a halfCal Murray (4) vs. Kent State, 2000 (1st)

had 300 yards passingGus Ragland (380) vs. Ball State, 2016

had 400 yards passingAndrew Hendrix (437) vs. UMass, 2014

had 500 yards passingZac Dysert (516) at Akron, 2012

had four straight 300-yard passing gamesBen Roethlisberger (Sept. 13-Oct. 4, 2003)

had five passing TdsZac Dysert (6) at Akron, 2012

had 10 receptionsNick Harwell (11) at Central Michigan, 2012

had 150 yards receivingNick Harwell (215) at Central Michigan, 2012

had 200 yards receivingNick Harwell (215) at Central Michigan, 2012

had three receiving TdsNick Harwell (3) at Buffalo, 2012

had four receiving TdsAndy Schillinger (4) vs. Central Michigan, 1986Sam Martin (4) vs. UMass, 2014

returned punt for TdEugene Harris (63) at Northern Illinois, 2008

returned two punts for TdRyne Robinson (86, 76) vs. Buffalo, 2003

returned kickoff for TdDeMarrio Jones at Kent, 1997 (88 yards)

returned opening kickoff for TdChris Thomas vs. Ball State, 1986 (96 yards)

returned interception for TdBrison Burris vs. Buffalo, 2015 (76 yards)

returned/recovered fumble for TdChris Wade at Kentucky, 2013 (6 yards)

returned blocked punt for TdEvan Harris vs. Kent State, 2010 (18 yards)

returned blocked field goal for TdShean Williams at Western Michigan, 1991 (70 yards)returned blocked pAT for a scoreChad Brightman vs. Kent, 1996

scored a safetyC.J. Marck sack at Kent State, 2011

Allowed a safetySacked in endzone at Central Michigan, 2012

recovered three fumblesBrad Cousino vs. Western Michigan, 1972

miAmi ...

had 300 yards rushing399 vs. Akron, 1999

surrendered 300 yards rushing311 vs. NIU, 2015

had 400 yards rushing478 at Western Michigan, 1975

had a 200- and 100-yard rusher Ty King (205) and Travis Prentice (102) vs. Kent, 1996

surrendered 400 yards rushing433 at NIU, 2014

had less than 50 yards rushing26 vs. Kent State, 2012

surrendered less than 50 yards rushing 33 at Eastern Michigan, 2016

Was held to minus rushing yards-1 at Ohio State, 2012

held opponent to minus rushing yards-1 vs. Akron, 1995

had 300 yards passing380 vs. Ball State, 2016

surrendered 300 yards passing389 vs. UMass, 2014

had 400 yards passing437 vs. UMass, 2014

had 500 yards passing516 at Akron, 2012

surrendered 400 yards passing413 at Kentucky, 2013

had less than 10 yards passing7 at Washington, 1984

surrendered less than 10 yards passing7 at Ohio, 1995

had two 100-yard receivers in a gameDavid Frasier (106 yards) and Rokeem Williams (105 yards) vs. Eastern Kentucky in 2014

had 500 yards total offense557 vs. UMass, 2014

surrendered 500 yards total offense514 vs. NIU, 2015

had 600 yards total offense705 at Akron, 2012

surrendered 600 yards total offense601 at Illinois, 2013

had 700 yards total offense705 at Akron, 2012

had less than 75 yards total offense51 at Miami (FL), 1987

surrendered less than 75 yards total offense39 vs. Akron, 1995

surrendered less than 5 yards total offense2 vs. Marshall, 1971held opponent to negative yards of total offense-18 vs. Marshall, 1967

intercepted five passes5 vs. Cincinnati, 2005

Was intercepted five times5 vs. Bowling Green, 2005

Was intercepted six times6 at Central Michigan, 1990

returned two interceptions for touchdownsJohn Busing (65 yards) and Darrell Hunter (64 yards) at Ball State, 2003

recovered five fumbles5 vs. Buffalo, 2005

recovered six fumbles6 at North Carolina, 2002

Caused seven turnovers8 vs. Buffalo, 2005(5 fumbles, 3 interceptions)

Caused eight turnovers8 vs. Buffalo, 2005(5 fumbles, 3 interceptions)

Caused nine turnovers9 at North Carolina, 2002(6 fumbles, 3 interceptions)

had seven turnovers7 vs. Bowling Green, 2005(5 interceptions, 2 fumbles)

had eight turnovers8 vs. Toledo, 1959(1 interception, 7 fumbles)

had no punts in a gameat UCF, 2003

did not force a puntat Boise State, 2012

Blocked a field goalZach Smierciak vs. NIU, 2015

held opponent scoreless7-0 vs. Akron, 2007

Was held scoreless14-0 vs. Cincinnati, 2013

Won a game on the final play24-21 at Bowling Green, 2010(Cook 33-yd. field goal)

Won a game with a Td on the final play30-28 vs. Akron, 2001(Tillitz 70-yard pass from Roethlisberger)

lost a game on the final play24-27 at Bufffalo, 2012 (Clarke 47-yard FG)

Was ranked in Ap Top 25No. 10 in Final Rankings, 2004

Was ranked in Ap Top 10No. 10 on Jan. 2, 1974 (Highest ranking) and in Final Rankings, 2004

defeated a team ranked in the Top 25Miami 23, Ohio 20, 2012(No. 23 by AP; No. 24 by USA Today/ESPN)

defeated a team ranked in Top 10Miami 21, No. 8 LSU 12, 1986 (Highest-ranked team Miami has ever defeated)

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rushinGmost rushing AttemptsIndividual: 44 by Travis Prentice vs. Ohio, 1998Team: 83 by Army, 1996 (Miami: 62 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1984)

most rushing yardsIndividual: 376 by Travis Prentice vs. Akron, 1999Team: 408 by Army, 1996 (Miami: 399 vs. Akron, 1999)

most rushing TouchdownsIndividual: 5 by Michael Turner (Northern Illinois, 2002 (Miami: 4, six times—last by Cal Murray vs. Kent State, 2000)Team: 6 vs. Kent State, 1996

pAssinGmost passes AttemptedIndividual: 61 by Ben Roethlisberger vs. Northern Illinois, 2002Team: 61 vs. Northern Illinois, 2002

most passes CompletedIndividual: 41 by Ben Roethlisberger vs. Northern Illinois, 2002Team: 41 vs. Northern Illinois, 2002

most passing yardsIndividual: 525 by Ben Roethlisberger vs. Northern Illinois, 2002Team: 525 vs. Northern Illinois, 2002

most passing TouchdownsIndividual: 5 by Sam Ricketts vs. Akron, 1995Team: 6 vs. Akron, 1995

reCeivinGmost receptions14 by Brayden Coombs vs. Buffalo, 200914 by Nick Harwell vs. WMU, 2011

most receiving yards219 by Nick Harwell vs. Ohio, 2010

most Touchdown receptions4 by Andy Schillinger vs. Central Michigan, 19864 bs. Sam Martin vs. UMass, 2014

sCorinGmost pointsIndividual: 30 by Travis Prentice vs. Kent State, 1998Team: 65 by Miami vs. Akron, 1995

most TouchdownsIndividual: 5 by Travis Prentice vs. Kent State, 1998Team: 9 vs. Kent State, 1996; Akron, 1995

most field Goals4 by Zac Derr, Akron, 20014 by Nathan Parseghian vs. Ohio, 2008

most extra points9 by Chad Seitz vs. Akron, 1995

punTinGmost punts12 by Brad Maynard, Ball State, 1995

highest punting Average (Min. 5 punts)52.4 by Zac Murphy vs. Cincinnati (2013)

long84 by Zac Murphy vs. Cincinnati, 2013

punT And kiCkoff reTurnsmost punt returns7 by Courtney Burton, Ohio, 1993; Marcus Goodwin, Toledo, 1992

most punt return yards237 by Ryne Robinson vs. Buffalo, 2003

most kickoff returns8 by Aaron Leeper, Buffalo, 2003

most kickoff return yards134 by Aaron Leeper, Buffalo, 2003

inTerCepTionsmost interceptionsIndividual: 3 by Sheldon White vs. Ball State, 1986Team: 6 vs. Kent State, 1992

most interception return yardsIndividual: 78 by Cleon Plummer vs. Eastern Michigan, 1995 and by Ben Bennett vs. Charleston Southern, 2008Team: 93 vs. Bowling Green, 1987

sCorinGrush96 by Ty King vs. Kent State, 1996 (t)96 by Thomas Merriweather vs. Temple, 2010 (t)

pass Completion94 from Mike Bath to Sly Johnson vs. Eastern Michigan, 1999 (t)

field Goal55 by Trevor Cook vs. Toledo, 200955 by Dylan Mulder (EMU), 2015

punt return 86 by Ryne Robinson vs. Buffalo, 2003 (t)

kickoff return96 by Milt Stegall vs. Ohio, 1991 (t); Chris Thomas vs. Ball State, 1986 (t)

interception return76 by Brison Burris vs. Buffalo, 2015 (t)

(t)—touchdown

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2017 resulTs

2017 ComBined sTATs

The Automated ScoreBookMiami University Game Results (as of Sep 02, 2017)

All games

Date Opponent Score Overall Conference Time AttendSep 02, 2017 at MARSHALL L 26-31 0-1 0-0 3:17 22463

The Automated ScoreBookMiami University Overall Team Statistics (as of Sep 02, 2017)

All games

Team Statistics MIAMI OPPSCORING 26 31 Points Per Game 26.0 31.0 Points Off Turnovers 7 7FIRST DOWNS 25 15 R u s h i n g 7 5 P a s s i n g 17 8 P e n a l t y 1 2RUSHING YARDAGE 131 59 Yards gained rushing 148 77 Yards lost rushing 17 18 Rushing Attempts 42 25 Average Per Rush 3.1 2.4 Average Per Game 131.0 59.0 TDs Rushing 1 0PASSING YARDAGE 298 208 C o m p - A t t - I n t 23-44-1 20-30-1 Average Per Pass 6.8 6.9 Average Per Catch 13.0 10.4 Average Per Game 298.0 208.0 TDs Passing 2 1TOTAL OFFENSE 429 267 Total Plays 86 55 Average Per Play 5.0 4.9 Average Per Game 429.0 267.0KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 1-11 5-214PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 1-9 1-0INT RETURNS: #-Yards 1-0 1-72KICK RETURN AVERAGE 11.0 42.8PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 9.0 0.0INT RETURN AVERAGE 0.0 72.0FUMBLES-LOST 2-1 1-1PENALTIES-Yards 5-51 6-43 Average Per Game 51.0 43.0PUNTS-Yards 4-157 4-196 Average Per Punt 39.2 49.0 Net punt average 39.2 41.8KICKOFFS-Yards 6-350 6-385 Average Per Kick 58.3 64.2 Net kick average 18.5 41.5TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 5 : 4 4 2 4 : 1 63RD-DOWN Conversions 8/17 7/13 3rd-Down Pct 47% 54%4TH-DOWN Conversions 3/3 0/1 4th-Down Pct 100% 0%SACKS BY-Yards 1-8 2-14MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 3 4FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 2-2 1-1ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (4-4) 100% (1-2) 50%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (3-4) 75% (0-2) 0%PAT-ATTEMPTS (2-2) 100% (4-4) 100%ATTENDANCE 0 22463 Games/Avg Per Game 0/0 1/22463 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalMiami University 3 10 7 6 0 26Opponents 7 14 7 3 0 31

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2017 individuAl sTATs

The Automated ScoreBookMiami University Overall Individual Statistics (as of Sep 02, 2017)

All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gSMITH, Alonzo 1 13 59 0 59 4.5 0 18 59.0YOUNG, Kenny 1 9 37 0 37 4.1 0 10 37.0RAGLAND, Gus 1 15 45 16 29 1.9 1 9 29.0THOMAS, Maurice 1 4 5 1 4 1.0 0 3 4.0ROSS, Leonard 1 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 2.0Total 1 42 148 17 131 3.1 1 18 131.0Opponents 1 25 77 18 59 2.4 0 14 59.0

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gRAGLAND, Gus 1 119.62 23-44-1 52.3 298 2 23 298.0Total 1 119.62 23-44-1 52.3 298 2 23 298.0Opponents 1 129.24 20-30-1 66.7 208 1 49 208.0

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/gGARDNER, James 1 8 111 13.9 0 22 111.0SMITH, Ryan 1 7 98 14.0 2 23 98.0MURPHY, Jared 1 5 69 13.8 0 20 69.0YOUNG, Kenny 1 1 12 12.0 0 12 12.0MARTIN, Sam 1 1 6 6.0 0 6 6.0THOMAS, Maurice 1 1 2 2.0 0 2 2.0Total 1 23 298 13.0 2 23 298.0Opponents 1 20 208 10.4 1 49 208.0

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgMURPHY, Jared 1 9 9.0 0 9Total 1 9 9.0 0 9Opponents 1 0 0.0 0 0

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgALLEN, Josh 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 1 0 0.0 0 0Opponents 1 72 72.0 1 72

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgTHOMAS, Maurice 1 11 11.0 0 11Total 1 11 11.0 0 11Opponents 5 214 42.8 2 99

Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lgHARDING, Heath 1 35 35.0 0 35Total 1 35 35.0 0 35Opponents 1 12 12.0 0 12

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2017 defensive sTATs

The Automated ScoreBookMiami University Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Sep 02, 2017)

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 saf38 KOENIG, Brad 1 6 8 14 0.5-2 . . 2 . . 1 . .21 MONTGOMERY, D. 1 1 7 8 0.5-2 . . . . . . . .24 HARDING, Heath 1 5 3 8 0.5-1 . . . . 1-35 . . .1R REID, Tony 1 . 7 7 0.5-2 . . . . . . . .5 MCMULLEN, J. 1 2 4 6 1.0-8 1.0-8 . . . . . . .2 ALLEN, Josh 1 4 1 5 1.5-5 . 1-0 . . . . . .96 TRAWICK, Nate 1 . 4 4 . . . . 1 . . . .92 CALCAGNO, P. 1 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .1 ASSEH, Cedric 1 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .58 COSTIN, Doug 1 . 3 3 0.5-2 . . 1 2 . . . .8 THOMPSON, D. 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .9 EARNEST, Brad 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .46 HOMER, Andrew 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .69 BURDINE, AJ 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .55 ALLEN, Ikeem 1 . 1 1 . . . . 1 . . . .49 BARATTI, Bart 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .15 DANIELS, D. 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .

Total 1 22 46 68 5-22 1-8 1-0 3 4 1-35 1 . .Opponents 1 36 56 92 4-18 2-14 1-72 7 20 1-12 2 . .

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