2013 UCF Football Yearbook by UCF Knights

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Contents Table of Contents/Quick Facts.......................................................1 Media Services........................................................................... 2-3 2013 Roster............................................................................... 4-5 2013 Schedule/Bowl Game Information.................................... 6-7 American Athletic Conference/UCF Football at a Glance..............8 University of Central Florida..........................................................9 Bright House Networks Stadium..................................................10 Nicholson Fieldhouse/Academic Success.....................................11 2013 Position Breakdowns.................................................... 12-20 Coaching Staff....................................................................... 21-32 Administration and Support Staff.......................................... 33-36 Player Bios............................................................................. 37-62 2013 Signing Class................................................................. 63-68 2012 Season Review.............................................................. 73-82 Year-By-Year Results.............................................................. 83-88 Coaching Records/Homecoming Results.....................................89 UCF vs. Opponents................................................................ 90-92 Year-By-Year Statistics and Leaders....................................... 93-95 Commemorated Players’ Jerseys.................................................96 Honors/UCF Athletics Hall of Fame/Lettermen.................... 97-106 Bowl History...................................................................... 107-111 In the Pros......................................................................... 112-115 On the Air.......................................................................... 116-117 Florida Citrus Bowl....................................................................118 UCF Record Book............................................................... 119-140

CREDITS

The 2013 UCF Football Yearbook was written, edited and designed by Brian Ormiston. Editorial assistance provided by Eric DeSalvo, Doug Richards, Andy Seeley and Jenna Marina. Outside covers designed by UCF Athletics Marketing. Photography provided by Todd Drexler (UCFPhotos. com), Romeo Guzman, Chris Schubert, Atlanta Falcons, Jim Biever (Green Bay Packers), Minnesota Vikings, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers, Denver Broncos, Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears, Baltimore Ravens, Saskatchewan Roughriders and Dale MacMillan (Edmonton Eskimos). Printed by ColorCentric Corporation.

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General Information Location.................. Orlando, Fla. 32816 Founded........................................ 1963 Enrollment.................................. 59,785 Nickname...................................Knights Colors................................ Black & Gold Stadium.............................Bright House ..................Networks Stadium (45,323) Surface.................... 419 Bermuda Grass Affiliation.......................NCAA Division I Conference ...............American Athletic President........................Dr. John C. Hitt Director of Athletics......Todd Stansbury Associate AD/FB Admin... David Hansen Associate AD/SWA................Jessica Reo NCAA Faculty Rep...............Manoj Chopra Ticket Office Phone............ 407-823-1000

Team Information 2012 Overall Record.............10-4 (.714) C-USA Record........... 7-1 (.875)/1st East Basic Offense............................Multiple Basic Defense....................Multiple, 4-3 Letterwinners R/L.........................31/23 Offense......................................16/10 Defense.....................................13/11 Special Teams (inc. returners).......5/2 Starters R/L...................................15/13 Offense.......................................... 6/5 Defense......................................... 5/6 Special Teams (inc. returners).......4/2 First Year of Football...................... 1979 First Year of FBS Football............... 1996 Overall Record.............203-185-1 (.523) FBS Era Record..................106-99 (.517)

Coaching Staff Head Coach.................. George O’Leary Alma Mater/Year... New Hampshire, ‘69 Record at UCF......60-55 (.522), 10th Year Career Record....112-88 (.560), 17th Year Running Backs................. Danny Barrett Wide Receivers.................Sean Beckton TE/Special Teams............. Mike Buscemi Defensive Backs.................Kirk Callahan Defensive Line..........Lorenzo Costantini Defensive Coordinator........ Jim Fleming OL/Recruiting Coordinator..... Brent Key Linebackers................... Tyson Summers Offensive Coordinator/QB....Charlie Taaffe

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Media Services Covering UCF Interview Policy UCF student-athletes and coaches will be available to the media during the season, but all interviews must be coordinated through the UCF Athletics Communications Office.

UCF Athletics Communications

Please do not attempt to contact players, coaches or other team personnel directly by any means of communication, including personal phone numbers, email addresses and social networking accounts. During the regular season, student-athlete interviews are permitted on Tuesday and Wednesday during a Saturday game week as arranged through the athletics communications office unless practice has been closed by the head coach. Interview requests with assistant coaches must be submitted to UCF Athletics Communications for approval from head coach George O’Leary. Head Coach George O’Leary Head coach George O’Leary will be available for interviews during the season following practice on Wednesday and Thursday. The ideal interview window for O’Leary is each Monday as UCF holds a weekly press conference at Bright House Networks Stadium. The press conference begins at 1 p.m. and also includes a pair of players each week. Fall Preseason UCF football preseason practices prior to the start of fall semester classes are open to the media and interviews will be permitted afterward unless practice is closed by the head coach. Starting with the first day of fall semester classes, UCF football preseason practices will be closed unless opened by the head coach. A designated list of players available for interviews can be obtained through UCF Athletics Communications. Fall Regular Season Beginning on the first day of the fall semester and continuing throughout the season, the first five segments (approximately 20-25 minutes) of practice will be open to the media on Tuesday and Wednesday only. Practice is closed to the media on Monday, Thursday and Friday. Practice can be closed at the discretion of the head coach. Practice times are subject to change. Filming at Practice On Tuesday and Wednesday during a Saturday game week, video and photo access is available during individual drills at the beginning of practice up to period five (approximately 20-25 minutes). No filming is permitted during team work.

Andy Seeley

Eric DeSalvo

Assistant A.D./ Communications Second Season

Assistant Dir./Secondary Football Contact Third Season

Doug Richards

Andrew Jennette

Director of Athletics Communications Ninth Season

Athletics Communications Assistant Third Season

Brian Ormiston Associate Director/ Football Contact Eighth Season

Jenna Marina Assistant Director Third Season

Tripods are not permitted on the practice field at all times and media must stand at least five yards off the sideline. Media members must stay on the perimeter of the practice fields. At all times, videography at practice is at the discretion of the coaching staff and the UCF Office of Athletics Communications personnel. Postgame Interviews Coach O’Leary and selected student-athletes will meet the media approximately 10 minutes after the conclusion of the game. UCF’s locker room is closed to the media. Coach O’Leary and the selected student-athletes will be escorted to the Steve and Brenda Sloan Media Room at Bright House Networks Stadium, adjacent to the UCF locker room. Coach O’Leary will address the media first, followed by the student-athletes.

Credentials UCF Athletics Credential Policy All football credentials are a revocable license for admission. UCF Athletics reserves the right to refuse, revoke or terminate this license at any time. Your acceptance of accreditation and subsequent use of the credential is expressly conditional upon, but not limited to, the following: • UCF Athletics and its rights holders own all copyrights, intellectual property rights and proprietary rights for images, sound and data ensuing from or during UCFAA home athletics contests.

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Andy Seeley Doug Richards Brian Ormiston Eric DeSalvo Jenna Marina Andrew Jennette

407-823-2729 aseeley@athletics.ucf.edu 407-823-2142 drichards@athletics.ucf.edu Office: 407-823-2409 Cell: 407-920-1233 bormiston@athletics.ucf.edu 407-823-6489 edesalvo@athletics.ucf.edu 407-823-2464 jmarina@athletics.ucf.edu 407-823-0994 ajennette@athletics.ucf.edu

• The unauthorized commercial use of photographs, video or audio emanating from UCF Athletics home contests is forbidden. • The holder of this credential voluntarily assumes all risks of property loss and personal injury arising during its use. • Photo or video images taken during UCF Athletics home sporting events may only be used in conjunction and for the purpose of the approved credential grant. • Any secondary use of any picture, audio description, film/tape or drawing of the game taken or made by the accredited organization or individual to whom this credential has been issued is prohibited without prior specific written approval of UCF Athletics. • The granted credentials are not transferable. UCF Athletics specifically reserves the right to alter, amend, change, revise or in anyway change the terms of this license without advance notice to the holder, and such changes may not be reflected on the credential. Photo Credential Requests Only photographers shooting for accredited news agencies, or for UCF, will be issued credentials. Photographers will pick up their credentials at the media will call area located at Gate 18. The photographer will receive an arm band that will also serve as their working credential. Photographers are allowed to shoot behind the north and south end zones and on the sidelines, but will not be permitted in the team area between the 25-yard lines.

Media Services

Credential Requests All requests for working media, television, radio, online media, photography or scouting passes should be directed to Brian Ormiston in the UCF Athletics Communications office. Requests should be made at least one week in advance. If time permits, the credential will be mailed. If not, the credential will be left at media will call at Gate 18. Parking passes for media will be distributed to the accredited parties based on availability and priority. Road Credential Requests Working press wishing to cover UCF on the road should make credential requests through the UCF Athletics Communications office.

Press Box Services Prior to each game, notes, statistics and media guides are available in the press box. During the game, statistics are distributed. An internal public address announcer will keep the media aware of play-by-play, records and game notes. A pre-game meal is served before kickoff. Hard lines for Internet access are available in the box.

CollegePressBox.com CollegePressBox.com is the official media website for college football. Access and download game notes, quotes, statistics, media guides and more for the conference and each of its 10 member schools. Login information will be distributed to accredited media or you can apply for a password by sending an Email to password@collegepressbox.com.

Social Media Twitter UCF Athletics Communications’ official Twitter account is @UCF_Football. Facebook To follow the Knights on Facebook, visit: Facebook.com/UCFKnightsInsider.

UCF-IMG Sports Network UCF football games can be heard on the UCF IMG Sports Network on 740 AM in Orlando, as well as at UCFKnights.com. Each broadcast includes a pregame show and postgame report. Marc Daniels serves as the Knights’ play-by-play voice and Mike Gruttadauria handles the color commentary. Jerry O’Neill is the sideline reporter. Scott Adams also provides reporting during the broadcasts.

Weekly Teleconference The American Athletic Conference will have a weekly teleconference each Monday during the season beginning on Aug. 26. For more information, contact the conference office at (401) 453-0660.

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2013 UCF Roster Alphabetical Roster No. Name 92 Luke Adams 37 Brandon Alexander** 94 Demetris Anderson 90 Micah Anderson 33 Harrison Ballard 43 Deondre Barnett 27 Sean Beckton** 51 Jake Berman 87 Cal Bloom 5 Blake Bortles** 97 Chester Brown 40 Chequan Burkett 36 Woodley Cadet 74 Michael Campbell 61 Tarik Cook 82 Blake Davis 24 Jeremy Davis 77 Kelly Davison 14 Pete DiNovo 95 E.J. Dunston*** 15 Michael Easton** 66 Aaron Evans Tyler Gabbert 3 35 Sean Galvin* 26 Clayton Geathers** 12 Jacoby Glenn Jeff Godfrey*** 2 55 Joey Grant* 57 Troy Gray** 47 Deion Green* 18 Shaquem Griffin 10 Shaquill Griffin 93 Tony Guerad Rannell Hall** 6 22 Jared Henry 75 Tate Hernly 13 Justin Holman 36 Caleb Houston 45 Daron Humphrey 21 Drico Johnson Storm Johnson* 8 46 Jamonte Jones 48 Blake Keller 29 D.J. Killings 53 Tyler Linde 49 Seyvon Lowry 31 Sean Maag* 89 Jacques Mackeroy 40 Brandon MacMeekin 99 Jaryl Mamea 54 Gage Marsil 70 Chris Martin*** 32 Mario Mathis 33 Jamar McClain 63 Jordan McCray*** 64 Justin McCray*** 34 Justin McDonald 4

Pos. Ht. DL 6-4 DB 6-2 DL 6-2 DL 6-2 RB 5-11 LB 6-2 DB 5-10 LB 5-11 TE 6-4 QB 6-4 DL 6-4 LB 6-1 LB 6-1 OL 6-5 OL 6-2 TE 6-3 DB 5-11 OL 6-5 QB 6-1 DL 6-2 LB 5-11 OL 6-5 QB 6-0 PK/P 6-3 DB 6-2 DB 6-0 WR 5-11 OL 6-2 LB 6-1 DL 6-1 DB 6-1 DB 6-1 DL 6-3 WR 6-1 DB 5-11 OL 6-2 QB 6-4 P 6-2 RB 5-10 DB 6-2 RB 6-0 DB 5-9 DL 6-1 DB 5-10 LB 5-9 DL 6-3 DB 6-1 WR 5-11 HB 6-3 DL 6-0 SN 6-1 OL 6-5 FB 6-1 DB 5-9 OL 6-3 OL 6-3 LB 6-2

Wt. 267 191 304 332 195 221 184 222 260 230 308 205 216 273 294 243 173 310 207 302 205 272 195 221 207 176 190 285 210 247 185 180 296 196 201 290 206 206 187 206 215 199 223 180 205 206 194 209 244 269 228 303 234 189 310 310 197

Year Hometown/High School (Previous School) RFr. Pensacola, Fla./Pensacola Catholic Jr. Orlando, Fla./Evans RSo. Fort Pierce, Fla./Westwood (Western Michigan) RFr. Stone Mountain, Ga./Stone Mountain RSr. Rockledge, Fla./Viera (Iowa Wesleyan) Fr. Cocoa, Fla./Cocoa RJr. Orlando, Fla./University Fr. Naples, Fla./Barron Collier RFr. Maple Grove, Minn./Osseo RJr. Oviedo, Fla./Oviedo RFr. Hinesville, Ga./Bradwell Institute Fr. Montgomery, Ala./Carver RJr. Loxahatchee, Fla./Seminole Ridge RFr. Pensacola, Fla./Pace RSo. Stone Mountain, Ga./Stephenson RFr. Deerfield Beach, Fla./American Heritage RFr. Cape Coral, Fla./Milford Academy (N.Y.) RSr. Washington, Ind./Washington Fr. Tarpon Springs, Fla./East Lake Sr. Eatonville, Fla./Edgewater Jr. Winter Haven, Fla./Winter Haven Fr. Seffner, Fla./Armwood RJr. Ballwin, Mo./Parkway West (Missouri) RJr. Cork, Ireland/Lemon Bay RJr. Hemingway, S.C./Carvers Bay RFr. Prichard, Ala./Vigor Sr. Miami, Fla./Miami Central RSo. Apopka, Fla./Lake Brantley Jr. Kennesaw, Ga./North Cobb RSo. Orlando, Fla./Edgewater Fr. St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood Fr. St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood Fr. Tampa, Fla./Tampa Bay Tech Jr. Miami, Fla./Carol City RFr. Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast Fr. Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers Fr. Snellville, Ga./Stephenson RFr. Cleveland, Tenn./Walker Valley RFr. Jacksonville, N.C./Northside RFr. Orlando, Fla./Agape Christian RJr. Loganville, Ga./Loganville (Miami, Fla.) Fr. Belleview, Fla./Trinity Catholic Fr. Bradenton, Fla./Manatee Fr. Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast RFr. Bradenton, Fla./Braden River Fr. Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast RSr. Orlando, Fla./Cypress Creek (Army) RSo. Lakeland, Fla./Kathleen RSo. Jacksonville, Fla./Providence School RJr. Fagasa, American Samoa/Chabot College RFr. Deltona, Fla./Pine Ridge RSr. Fort Walton Beach, Fla./Choctawhatchee Fr. Thomasville, Ga./Thomasville RJr. Miami, Fla./Miami Central Sr. Miami, Fla./Southridge Sr. Miami, Fla./Southridge Fr. Lauderhill, Fla./Boyd Anderson

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Numerical Roster 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 33 34 35 36 36 37 39 40 40 41 42 43 44 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 56 57 61 63 64 65 66 69 70 71 72 74

Jeff Godfrey*** Tyler Gabbert Micah Reed Blake Bortles** Rannell Hall** Dontravious Wilson Storm Johnson* J.J. Worton** Shaquill Griffin Breshad Perriman* Jacoby Glenn Justin Holman Pete DiNovo Michael Easton** Mark Rucker Cedric Thompson* Shaquem Griffin Rodrigo Quirarte Josh Reese** Taylor Oldham Drico Johnson Jared Henry Willie Mitchell** Jeremy Davis Blake Tiralosi Dareen Owi Brendin Straubel Clayton Geathers** Sean Beckton** William Stanback D.J. Killings Nicco Whigham* Sean Maag* Mario Mathis Jamar McClain Harrison Ballard Justin McDonald Sean Galvin* Caleb Houston Woodley Cadet Brandon Alexander** Jordan Ozerities Chequan Burkett Brandon MacMeekin Terrance Plummer** Stanley Sylverain Deondre Barnett Miles Pace Joseph Puopolo Daron Humphrey Jamonte Jones Deion Green* Blake Keller Seyvon Lowry Domenic Spencer* Jake Berman Maurice Russell Tyler Linde Gage Marsil Joey Grant* Cody Ralston Scott Teal* Troy Gray** Tarik Cook Jordan McCray*** Justin McCray*** Kelly Parfitt Aaron Evans Thomas Niles* Chris Martin*** Michael Wiszowaty Torrian Wilson** Michael Campbell

WR QB RB QB WR RB RB WR DB WR DB QB QB LB LB RB DB PK WR WR DB DB LB DB RB WR DB DB DB RB DB DB DB FB DB RB LB PK/P P LB DB DB LB HB LB DL LB DL RB RB DB DL DL DL LB LB LB LB SN OL LB SN LB OL OL OL OL OL DL OL OL OL OL

2013 UCF Roster Alphabetical Roster No. Name 78 Savion McKenzie 85 Kevin Miller 23 Willie Mitchell** 83 Shawn Moffitt** 69 Thomas Niles* 20 Taylor Oldham 25 Dareen Owi 39 Jordan Ozerities 44 Miles Pace 65 Kelly Parfitt 11 Breshad Perriman* 41 Terrance Plummer** 44 Joseph Puopolo 18 Rodrigo Quirarte 56 Cody Ralston Micah Reed 4 19 Josh Reese** 96 Andrew Rice 16 Mark Rucker 52 Maurice Russell 50 Domenic Spencer* 28 William Stanback 25 Brendin Straubel 42 Stanley Sylverain 56 Scott Teal* 17 Cedric Thompson* 24 Blake Tiralosi 84 Justin Tukes** 76 Colby Watson 30 Nicco Whigham* Dontravious Wilson 7 72 Torrian Wilson** 71 Michael Wiszowaty J.J. Worton** 9 * Denotes letters earned

Pos. Ht. OL 6-4 TE 6-4 LB 6-0 PK 5-11 DL 6-2 WR 6-1 WR 6-3 DB 5-10 DL 6-1 OL 6-5 WR 6-2 LB 6-1 RB 5-9 PK 6-1 LB 6-0 RB 5-10 WR 6-0 DL 6-1 LB 5-9 LB 5-11 LB 5-10 RB 5-11 DB 5-9 DL 6-1 SN 6-2 RB 6-0 RB 5-10 TE 6-5 OL 6-4 DB 6-1 RB 5-10 OL 6-3 OL 6-1 WR 6-2

Wt. 297 250 228 178 270 199 207 191 247 312 209 234 254 195 201 206 184 272 207 233 231 205 189 232 225 226 191 257 302 205 212 308 271 211

Year Hometown/High School (Previous School) RSo. Lakeland, Fla./Kathleen RSo. Delran, N.J./Holy Cross High Jr. Deltona, Fla./Pine Ridge Jr. Orlando, Fla./Dr. Phillips RSo. Gainesville, Ga./Gainesville RFr. Daytona Beach, Fla./Warner Christian RFr. Miami, Fla./Miami Norland RJr. Mount Dora, Fla./Mount Dora RSo. Miami, Fla./Miami Central RFr. Boca Raton, Fla./American Heritage So. Lithonia, Ga./Arabia Mountain Jr. Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park RSo. Naples, Fla./Barron Collier RJr. Queretaro, Mexico/John F. Kennedy School RJr. Calhoun, Ga./Calhoun Fr. Crestview, Fla./Crestview RJr. Miami, Fla./Miami Central RJr. Lake Mary, Fla./Lake Mary RFr. Miramar, Fla./Miramar RFr. Fort Meade, Fla./Fort Meade So. Dallas, Texas/Skyline Fr. Hempstead, N.Y./Uniondale RSo. Tampa, Fla./Jefferson RFr. Naples, Fla./Golden Gate RJr. Longwood, Fla./Lake Brantley RSo. Miramar, Fla./Everglades RFr. Orlando, Fla./Bishop Moore Jr. Sylvester, Ga./Worth County RFr. Pensacola, Fla./Pine Forest So. Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Cardinal Gibbons Fr. Buford, Ga./Buford RJr. Miami, Fla./Miami Northwestern RSo. Safety Harbor, Fla./Countryside RJr. Homestead, Fla./South Dade

Coaching Staff George O’Leary – Head Coach – 10th Season Jim Fleming – Defensive Coordinator – Second Season Charlie Taaffe – Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks – Fifth Season Danny Barrett – Running Backs – Third Season Sean Beckton – Wide Receivers – 13th Season Mike Buscemi – Tight Ends/Special Teams – First Season Kirk Callahan – Defensive Backs – Second Season Lorenzo Costantini – Defensive Line – Fifth Season (First Since 2003) Brent Key - Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator – Ninth Season Tyson Summers – Linebackers – Second Season Paul Carrington – Defensive Graduate Assistant – Second Season Andrew Dodge – Defensive Graduate Assistant – First Season Seth Fitzgerald – Offensive Graduate Assistant – First Season Keegan Kennedy – Offensive Graduate Assistant – Second Season Travis Fisher – Defensive Quality Assistant – First Season Will Glover – Offensive Quality Assistant – First Season Mark Cammack – Director of Player Personnel – First Season (Seventh Overall) Kristy Belden – Director of Player Development – 12th Season Manny Messegeur – Special Assistant – Sixth Season Marty O’Leary – Assistant A.D. For Football Operations – 10th Season

Numerical Roster 75 Tate Hernly 76 Colby Watson 77 Kelly Davison 78 Savion McKenzie 82 Blake Davis 83 Shawn Moffitt** 84 Justin Tukes** 85 Kevin Miller 87 Cal Bloom 89 Jacques Mackeroy 90 Micah Anderson 92 Luke Adams 93 Tony Guerad 94 Demetris Anderson 95 E.J. Dunston*** 96 Andrew Rice 97 Chester Brown 99 Jaryl Mamea * Denotes letters earned

OL OL OL OL TE PK TE TE TE WR DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL

Compliance Information The UCF football program is on probation until Feb. 9, 2017, for NCAA violations involving the impermissible recruiting activity of outside third parties, impermissible benefits to prospective student-athletes, an impermissible recruiting inducement, unethical conduct, failure to monitor and lack of institutional control. The penalties include: public reprimand and censure; five years of probation through Feb. 9, 2017; limit of 20 initial scholarships per year and 80 total scholarships each year for three years; two less coaches permitted to recruit off-campus at any one time for two years; reduction in the available number of recruiting evaluation days for two years; reduction in the number of paid official visits for prospects for two years. In response to the infractions, the institution has increased its compliance staff, as well as its compliance educational and monitoring efforts. A greater emphasis has been placed on educating coaches, staff and fans on the rules and regulations concerning representatives of athletics interests and third party representatives. UCF has instituted the use of compliance and recruiting software for all athletics programs. In addition, the compliance office now shares a dual-reporting structure to the Vice President and Director of Athletics and the University’s Chief Compliance and Ethics Officer. UCF will continue its efforts of promoting a culture of compliance throughout the university and becoming a national model for athletics compliance.

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2013 Schedule

Date Time Opponent

Site Television

Thursday, Aug. 29 7 p.m. Akron Orlando, Fla. ESPN3 2012 Record: 1-11, 0-8 MAC Series: Akron, 5-3 Media Relations: Gregg Bach - (330) 972-6106 - gbach@uakron.edu Friday, Sept. 6 8 p.m. at FIU Miami, Fla. CBS SN 2012 Record: 3-9, 2-6 Sun Belt Series: Tied, 1-1 Media Relations: Joe Hornstein - (305) 348-6666 - jhornste@fiu.edu Saturday, Sept. 14 6 p.m. at Penn State University Park, Pa. Big Ten 2012 Record: 8-4, 6-2 Big Ten Series: PSU, 2-0 Media Relations: Jeff Nelson - (814) 865-1757 - jtn4@psu.edu Saturday, Sept. 28 TBA South Carolina Orlando, Fla. TBA 2012 Record: 11-2, 6-2 SEC - Def. Michigan, 33-28, in the Outback Bowl Series: USC, 3-0 Media Relations: Steve Fink - (803) 777-7987 - finksc@mailbox.sc.edu Saturday, Oct. 5 TBA at Memphis* Memphis, Tenn. TBA 2012 Record: 4-8, 4-4 C-USA Series: UCF, 8-1 Media Relations: Ron Mears - (901) 678-2397 - rmears@memphis.edu Friday, Oct. 18 8 p.m. at Louisville* Louisville, Ky. ESPN 2012 Record: 11-2, 5-2 Big East - Def. Florida, 33-23, in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Series: UofL, 1-0 Media Relations: Rocco Gasparro - (502) 852-0102 - rocco.gasparro@louisville.edu Saturday, Oct. 26 TBA UConn* Orlando, Fla. TBA 2012 Record: 5-7, 2-5 Big East Series: First Meeting Media Relations: Mike Enright - (860) 486-3531 - mike.enright@uconn.edu Saturday, Nov. 9 TBA Houston* Orlando, Fla. TBA 2012 Record: 5-7, 4-4 C-USA Series: UCF, 3-1 Media Relations: David Bassity - (713) 743-9409 - dbassity@central.uh.edu Saturday, Nov. 16 TBA at Temple* Philadelphia, Pa. TBA 2012 Record: 4-7, 2-5 Big East Series: First Meeting Media Relations: Cathy Bongiovi - (215) 204-1608 - cathyb@temple.edu Thursday, Nov. 21 7:30 p.m. Rutgers* Orlando, Fla. ESPN 2012 Record: 9-4, 5-2 Big East - Lost Virginia Tech, 13-10, in the Russell Athletic Bowl Series: Rutgers, 1-0 Media Relations: Jason Baum - (732) 445-7885 - jbaum@scarletknights.com Friday, Nov. 29 TBA USF* Orlando, Fla. ABC/ESPN/2 2012 Record: 3-9, 1-6 Big East Series: USF, 4-0 Media Relations: Jeremy Sharpe - (813) 974-4086 - jwsharpe@usf.edu Saturday, Dec. 7 TBA at SMU* Dallas, Texas TBA 2012 Record: 7-6, 5-3 C-USA - Def. Fresno State, 43-10, in the Sheraton Hawaiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;i Bowl Series: UCF, 4-1 Media Relations: Brad Sutton - (214) 768-1651 - bsutton@smu.edu * - American Athletic Conference Game All times Eastern and subject to change 6

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2013-14 Bowl Schedule Date Dec. 21 Dec. 21 Dec. 21 Dec. 21 Dec. 23 Dec. 24 Dec. 26 Dec. 26 Dec. 27 Dec. 27 Dec. 27 Dec. 28 Dec. 28 Dec. 28 Dec. 28 Dec. 30 Dec. 30 Dec. 30 Dec. 30 Dec. 31 Dec. 31 Dec. 31 Dec. 31 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 Jan. 2 Jan. 3 Jan. 3 Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Jan. 6

Bowl Game Matchup Gildan New Mexico Bowl Pac-12 vs. MWC Las Vegas Bowl MWC vs. Pac-12 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl MAC vs. MWC R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl C-USA vs. Sun Belt Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. Petersburg C-USA vs. American Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl C-USA vs. MWC Little Caesars Pizza Bowl MAC vs. Big Ten San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl Army vs. MWC Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman C-USA vs. ACC Texas Bowl Big Ten vs. Big 12 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl BYU vs. Pac-12 New Era Pinstripe Bowl American vs. Big 12 Belk Bowl American vs. ACC Russell Athletic Bowl ACC vs. American Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl Big Ten vs. Big 12 Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl MWC vs. Navy Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl SEC vs. ACC Valero Alamo Bowl Pac-12 vs. Big 12 Holiday Bowl Big 12 vs. Pac-12 AdvoCare V100 Bowl ACC vs. SEC Hyundai Sun Bowl ACC vs. Pac-12 AutoZone Liberty Bowl C-USA/American vs. SEC Chick-fil-A Bowl ACC vs. SEC TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl Big Ten vs. SEC Heart of Dallas Bowl Big Ten vs. C-USA Capital One Bowl Big Ten vs. SEC Outback Bowl Big Ten vs. SEC Rose Bowl Game Presented by VIZIO BCS vs. BCS Tostitos Fiesta Bowl BCS vs. BCS Allstate Sugar Bowl BCS vs. BCS Discover Orange Bowl BCS vs. BCS AT&T Cotton Bowl Big 12 vs. SEC BBVA Compass Bowl SEC vs. American GoDaddy Bowl Sun Belt vs. MAC VIZIO BCS National Championship BCS No. 1 vs. BCS No. 2

Site Time (ET) Network Albuquerque, N.M. 2 p.m. ESPN Las Vegas, Nev. 3:30 p.m. ABC Boise, Idaho 5:30 p.m. ESPN New Orleans, La. 9 p.m. ESPN St. Petersburg, Fla. 2 p.m. ESPN Honolulu, Hawai’i 8 p.m. ESPN Detroit, Mich. 6 p.m. ESPN San Diego, Calif. 9:30 p.m. ESPN Annapolis, Md. 2:30 p.m. ESPN Houston, Texas 6 p.m. ESPN San Francisco, Calif. 9:30 p.m. ESPN New York, N.Y. 12 p.m. ESPN Charlotte, N.C. 3:20 p.m. ESPN Orlando, Fla. 6:45 p.m. ESPN Tempe, Ariz. 10:15 p.m. ESPN Ft. Worth, Texas 11:45 a.m. ESPN Nashville, Tenn. 3:15 p.m. ESPN San Antonio, Texas 6:45 p.m. ESPN San Diego, Calif. 10:15 p.m. ESPN Shreveport, La. 12:30 p.m. ESPN El Paso, Texas 2 p.m. CBS Memphis, Tenn. 4 p.m. ESPN Atlanta, Ga. 8 p.m. ESPN Jacksonville, Fla. 12 p.m. ESPN2 Dallas, Texas 12 p.m. ESPNU Orlando, Fla. 1 p.m. ABC Tampa, Fla. 1 p.m. ESPN Pasadena, Calif. 5 p.m. ESPN Glendale, Ariz. 8:30 p.m. ESPN New Orleans, La. 8:30 p.m. ESPN Miami Gardens, Fla. TBD ESPN Arlington, Texas 7:30 p.m. FOX Birmingham, Ala. 1 p.m. ESPN Mobile, Ala. 9 p.m. ESPN Pasadena, Calif. 8:30 p.m. ESPN

Conference Schedule Thursday, Aug. 29 Akron at UCF Towson at UConn Rutgers at Fresno State Friday, Aug. 30 Texas Tech at SMU Southern at Houston Saturday, Aug. 31 Temple at Notre Dame McNeese State at USF Purdue at Cincinnati Sunday, Sept. 1 Ohio at Louisville Friday, Sept. 6 UCF at FIU Saturday, Sept. 7 Duke at Memphis Montana State at SMU Norfolk State at Rutgers Houston at Temple Eastern Kentucky at Louisville USF at Michigan State Cincinnati at Illinois Saturday, Sept. 14 Eastern Michigan at Rutgers Fordham at Temple UCF at Penn State Northwestern State at Cincinnati Florida Atlantic at USF

Maryland at UConn Louisville at Kentucky Memphis at Middle Tennessee Saturday, Sept. 21 Houston at Rice FIU at Louisville Arkansas State at Memphis Arkansas at Rutgers SMU at Texas A&M Cincinnati at Miami (Ohio) Michigan at UConn Saturday, Sept. 28 UConn at Buffalo South Carolina at UCF Houston at UTSA SMU at TCU Miami (Fla.) at USF Temple at Idaho Saturday, Oct. 5 UCF at Memphis Cincinnati at USF Louisville at Temple Rutgers at SMU Thursday, Oct. 10 Rutgers at Louisville Friday, Oct. 11 Temple at Cincinnati

Friday, Oct. 18 UCF at Louisville Saturday, Oct. 19 UConn at Cincinnati BYU at Houston SMU at Memphis Army at Temple Saturday, Oct. 26 UConn at UCF Houston at Rutgers Louisville at USF Temple at SMU Wednesday, Oct. 30 Cincinnati at Memphis Thursday, Oct. 31 USF at Houston

Saturday, Nov. 16 UCF at Temple Cincinnati at Rutgers UConn at SMU Houston at Louisville Memphis at USF Thursday, Nov. 21 Rutgers at UCF Saturday, Nov. 23 Cincinnati at Houston UConn at Temple Memphis at Louisville SMU at USF Friday, Nov. 29 USF at UCF SMU at Houston

Saturday, Nov. 2 Temple at Rutgers

Saturday, Nov. 30 Rutgers at UConn Temple at Memphis

Friday, Nov. 8 Louisville at UConn

Thursday, Dec. 5 Louisville at Cincinnati

Saturday, Nov. 9 Houston at UCF SMU at Cincinnati UT-Martin at Memphis

Saturday, Dec. 7 UCF at SMU Memphis at UConn USF at Rutgers

Saturday, Oct. 12 USF at UConn Memphis at Houston

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ot entirely unlike the nation that provides its namesake, the American Athletic Conference was born from an ideal in which members with ambitious goals are provided with the means to succeed in their quests for excellence. With roots that extend to three conferences, the American Athletic Conference membership in 2013 – its debut season – consists of 10 institutions: the University of Central Florida, the University of Cincinnati, the University of Connecticut, the University of Houston, the University of Louisville, the University of Memphis, Rutgers University, Southern Methodist University, the University of South Florida and Temple University. In 2014-15, East Carolina University, Tulane University and the University of Tulsa come aboard. The 201516 season sees the U.S. Naval Academy join the ranks in football only. The American, which operated as the Big East Conference from 1979 to 2013, will immediately take a place at the forefront of Division I athletics, with schools that have played in a combined five Bowl Championship Series games, won four NCAA men’s basketball titles since 1999, and won eight NCAA women’s basketball championships since 1995. Among the league’s 2013 members, seven of The American’s 10 football teams have been ranked in the top 13 in the BCS since 2006. Eight of the 10 teams have been in the BCS top 25 in that span. The 2013-14 membership will also include the most recent NCAA men’s basketball (Louisville) and women’s basketball (UConn) champions. The 2013 season will mark the final year of a six-year arrangement with ESPN that gives The American national exposure on ABC television and the ESPN family of networks. ESPN, ESPN2 or ABC will carry a minimum of 19 American home football games each season. Championship Week in December includes three American games on either ABC, ESPN or ESPN2. At least four American games are featured on ESPN’s Thursday-night package. In addition, ESPN Regional Television will continue to produce and distribute its Game of the Week package to a nationally syndicated audience, reaching more than 30 million homes. Most of these games

also will be available as part of the ESPN GamePlan subscription service. Finally, a minimum of five home games will be carried on ESPNU. Following the 2013 football season, the American Athletic Conference enters new television partnerships with ESPN and CBS Sports which will give the conference unprecedented national exposure. The football portion of the contract, which begins in the 2014 season, calls for nearly 90 percent of conference-controlled games on national broadcast or national cable platforms. The first American Athletic Conference Football Championship, which will be played in 2015, will be carried either on ABC or ESPN on Championship Saturday. In men’s basketball, the new television deal calls for all conference-controlled games to be televised, with more than 63 percent slotted for national broadcast or national cable – a minimum of 107 games. The entire postseason tournament will be televised, including the championship game, which will be either on ABC or ESPN. Sixty percent of the American’s women’s basketball games will be carried on either national cable, regional sports networks or ESPN3. American Athletic Conference teams will have access to the pinnacle of college football’s postseason structure, both in the coming season and beyond. In 2013-14, the league champion will receive an automatic bid for the final edition of the Bowl Championship Series, including a spot in the VIZIO National Championship Game if it is ranked No. 1 or No. 2 in the final BCS standings. Moving forward, The American champion would be chosen for the College Football Playoff semifinals if it is among the top four teams following the regular season. Otherwise, the league would place its champion in either the Cotton Bowl, Fiesta Bowl or Peach Bowl if it is ranked higher than the champions of Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, the Mountain West Conference and the Sun Belt Conference. The American has additional partnerships with a number of bowl games that match conference teams against opponents from the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Big 12 Conference, the Southeastern Conference and Conference USA.

The Russell Athletic Bowl has the first selection of American teams after the conference’s BCS representative is determined. The Atlantic Coast Conference will provide the opposition for the Russell Athletic Bowl, which is played in Orlando, Fla. The American also is a partner with the Belk Bowl in Charlotte, N.C. Played in Bank of America Stadium, the Belk Bowl will select its American Athletic Conference participant after the Russell Athletic Bowl with the ACC again providing the opponent. The American and the Big 12 conferences partner for the New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium in New York City. In the event that the Big 12 is unable to send an eligible team to the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, Notre Dame could step in as the American team’s opponent. An American representative will face either an opponent from the Southeastern Conference or the Conference USA champion as part of arrangements with the BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham, Ala., and the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in Memphis. The league also holds a partnership with the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. The Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl pairs the American representative against an opponent from Conference USA. The postseason lineup gives American Athletic Conference teams access to at least six postseason games. The American Athletic Conference administers to its membership from a state-of-the-art office located in Providence, R.I. The location of the conference headquarters – just steps from the city’s Amtrak station and 10 minutes from T.F. Green International Airport – gives the conference easy access to its member schools. The conference headquarters is equipped with a complete video production studio and small- and large-scale meeting rooms to accommodate the many coaches’ and administrators’ meetings held onsite each year.

UCF Football - At a Glance W

ith several exciting academic programs to choose from, a breathtaking campus and nationally-recognized athletics facilities, UCF offers a college experience unlike any other. Bowl Berths -AutoZone Liberty Bowl champions in 2010 -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl champions in 2012 -Five bowl appearances since 2005

Conference Honors and Titles -Two-time Conference USA champions; 2007 and 2010 -Four C-USA East Division Championships; 2005, 2007, 2010 and 2012 -Led by three-time C-USA Coach of the Year George O’Leary -Eight C-USA Players of the Year while in the league from 2005-12 -300 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll selections from 2005-12 -16 recipients of the C-USA Commissioner’s Academic Medal for a 3.75 GPA or higher

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National and Professional Stage -12 NFL Draft picks under Coach O’Leary -15 former Knights in the NFL in 2012 -Nine UCF players have gone on to win a Super Bowl ring, including Jah Reid who picked up his ring as a member of the Baltimore Ravens last season -UCF was one of 22 collegiate programs to have at least one player on both rosters in last year’s Super Bowl (Bruce Miller on the San Francisco 49ers)

University of Central Florida Take a close look at the dynamic University of Central Florida, the nation’s second-largest university located in one of the most popular cities in the world. UCF offers degrees through its 12 colleges: College of Arts and Humanities College of Business Administration College of Education and Human Performance College of Engineering and Computer Science College of Graduate Studies College of Health and Public Affairs College of Medicine College of Nursing College of Optics and Photonics College of Sciences Rosen College of Hospitality Management The Burnett Honors College

UCF offers more than 200 degree programs and is an academic and research leader in many fields, such as engineering and computer science, education, digital media, hospitality management, health care, modeling and simulation, and the sciences. The university, home to nearly 60,000 students, celebrated its 50th anniversary on June 10, 2013. The main campus is in east Orlando, while students also attend classes at the Rosen College of Hospitality Management in the midst of the region’s top tourist attractions, the College of Medicine at the burgeoning medical city near the Orlando International Airport, the downtown Center for Emerging Media, and 10 regional campuses throughout Central Florida. Access, Quality and Diversity The academic accomplishments of each new freshman class continue to set records as the university’s enrollment grows and becomes more diverse. Academic recognitions are regularly bestowed on the university. UCF has been named one of the nation’s top five up-and-coming universities by U.S. News & World Report, and Kiplinger magazine and The Princeton Review consistently recognize a UCF education as one of the best values in the country. UCF also was named one of the nation’s five “Next Generation Universities” by the New America Foundation. The 2013 report praised UCF for increasing access to students and achieving higher graduation rates in a cost-effective manner and also for emphasizing partnerships as a way to grow. UCF ranked 31st in the nation for the most National Merit Scholars enrolled in 2012-13, and Hispanic Out-

look magazine has named UCF one of the top 10 institutions in the country for Hispanic undergraduate students. More than 220,000 alumni have earned degrees from UCF’s 12 colleges. Prominent alumni include Julia A. Pierson, director of the U.S. Secret Service; George Kalogridis, president of the Walt Disney World Resort; Alan Eustace, a senior vice president with Google; and Nicole Stott, a NASA astronaut. Modern Amenities From technology to the performing arts, and career services to campus housing, UCF’s new facilities enhance learning and student life. At Technology Commons, students can test and purchase the latest computer products and produce podcasts and video presentations. A new Performing Arts Center provides music and theatre students with high-tech classrooms and rehearsal spaces, and eventually will host student and professional performances. Knights Plaza is a bustling campus complex that includes the 10,000-seat CFE Arena for basketball and other entertainment, apartment-style housing for 2,000 students, retail shops, restaurants and Bright House Networks Stadium, with its more than 45,000 seats. UCF’s popular Academic Village residence halls were expanded to add space for an additional 650 students this fall, and a new Fraternity and Sorority Life building provides gathering places for the university’s 47 fraternities and sororities.

The 149,000-square-foot Recreation and Wellness Center features a three-story climbing wall, an indoor track, and fitness equipment. The campus Health Center includes a full-service clinic with on-site professionals, X-ray capabilities, dental services, pharmacy, medical laboratory, and physical-therapy services. Looking at the Future The beginning of UCF’s second 50 years is an exciting time for the university. With a $55 million NASA grant, the largest award in the university’s history, UCF researchers are building and launching into space an instrument that will provide unprecedented imagery of the Earth’s upper atmosphere. The Medical City at Lake Nona, a cluster of bio-medical facilities anchored by the UCF College of Medicine, is well on its way to generating the projected $7.6 billion in annual economic impact and up to 30,000 jobs by the end of 2017. The UCF Knights will begin play this year in the new American Athletic Conference, which includes the University of Connecticut, Cincinnati and rival University of South Florida. The university will continue its commitment to sustainability and looking ahead to protect the environment. Nearly a third of the 1,415-acre main campus is conservation land. Students support sustainability through initiatives such as an oncampus recycling programs and an annual energysaving competition between residence halls. Explore all of UCF at www.ucf.edu.

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Bright House Networks Stadium Timeline • Jan. 4, 2005 UCF President Dr. John C. Hitt announces that UCF is exploring the possibility of building a football stadium on campus • Dec. 14, 2005 The UCF Board of Trustees approves a financing plan for the stadium • Dec. 11, 2006 UCF announces that the Knights will face Texas in the first game inside the new stadium • Aug. 8, 2006 Three months after construction begins on the facility, Bright House Networks acquires the naming rights to the new stadium • Sept. 15, 2007 The Knights make their debut at the stadium, hosting No. 6 Texas in front of 45,622 fans • Sept. 22, 2007 UCF tops Memphis, 56-20, in the first C-USA game at Bright House Networks Stadium • Dec. 1, 2007 In front of 44,128 spectators, UCF posts a 44-25 win over Tulsa in the Conference USA Championship Game • Sept. 6, 2008 UCF hosts an in-state team for the first time at the facility when No. 17 USF visits • Oct. 17, 2009 When the Knights host No. 9 Miami, a venue-record 48,453 fans attend the contest • Nov. 14, 2009 The Knights top No. 13 Houston, 3732, to record the first win in program history over a nationally-ranked opponent • Dec. 4, 2010 UCF defeats SMU, 17-7, in the C-USA Championship Game at Bright House Networks Stadium • Sept. 10, 2011 In front of 45,671, the Knights thump Boston College, 30-3, for their first home win vs. a school from a BCS automatically-qualifying conference

he crown jewel in UCF’s impressive athletics complex, Bright House Networks Stadium opened in 2007. The 45,323-seat oncampus facility gives the Knights one of the top venues in the southeast. After spending their previous 28 seasons at the Florida Citrus Bowl in downtown Orlando, the Knights made their debut at Bright House Networks Stadium on Sept. 15, 2007, facing national power Texas. A capacity crowd was on hand for the game, which was televised live nationally on ESPN2. In its inaugural campaign at the stadium, UCF capped the season with six-straight wins at home, including a 44-25 victory over Tulsa in

By the Numbers • The Roth Tower features 24 luxury suites • Throughout the stadium, 63 television monitors are mounted at various locations • The stadium has 11 permanent concession stands • UCF has hosted 4 nationally-ranked teams since the stadium opened • During construction, 2,452 tons of steel were used to build the stadium • The stadium includes 10 ticket windows • Construction of the facility cost $60 million to complete

• The stadium occupies 25 acres • UCF opened the stadium by hosting No. 6 Texas • Since the facility opened, 1,048,504 spectators have watched the Knights play at home • The stadium has 2 scoreboards • The stadium includes 18 entry gates • UCF student-athletes utilize a 10,416-squarefoot locker room at the venue • The Knights hosted 2 Conference USA Championship Games at the stadium

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the Conference USA Championship game. The Knights are 24-9 at the venue since its debut. When UCF hosted Miami on Oct. 17, 2009, a facility-record 48,453 fans were on hand for the contest. Located on the modern north side of campus, the stadium features a state-of-the-art scoreboard, video board, luxury boxes, a large club lounge, spacious press box and a nautral grass playing surface. The stadium’s general seating includes 13,656 seats with back rests. Additionally, the stadium has 822 club seats and a total of 459 seats in the suites.

Nicholson Fieldhouse E

nhancing the UCF Football experience is Nicholson Fieldhouse, the first indoor practice facility of any of Florida’s Division I football programs. Completed in June of 2005 and located behind the state-of-the-art Wayne Densch Sports Center, the fieldhouse features a 120-yard regulation FieldTurf playing surface and is climate controlled by a series of industrial-size air conditioning fans located at both the north and south endzones. Also used by other varsity sport programs, the facility is ideal during times of inclement weather and heat. The facility would not have been if not for the assistance of Tony and Sonja Nicholson, longtime supporters of academics and athletics

at UCF, who donated in excess of $2 million for the construction of the fieldhouse, which was named in their honor. Centex Rooney Construction Co. Inc. began building the $4.3 million field house in August of 2004, and the facility was up and ready for use by the spring. “The entire UCF community, especially our student-athletes and communications students, continues to benefit from the generous support of Tony and Sonja Nicholson,” UCF President John Hitt said. “The fieldhouse (allows) our athletes to practice in all types of weather and should give our teams a competitive advantage.”

Tony Nicholson owns several companies in Central Florida and has developed about 3,000 homes and 10,000 lots in the region since 1995. An entrepreneur since 1962, he moved in 1967 to Central Florida, where he has founded a magazine, a radio station and a company that produced concerts and videos. Tony Nicholson is a member of the boards of directors of the UCF Athletics Association Inc. and the UCF Foundation Inc. Sonja Nicholson is a past member of the Golden Knights Club Board of Directors. The Nicholsons made a $2 million commitment in 1996 to help fund the Nicholson School of Communication, which is named in their honor. The couple are longtime annual contributors to UCF athletics and consistently rank as Diamond Knights, the highest level for annual giving. A donation from the couple also helped to pay the university’s entry fee into the Mid-American Conference for football in 2002. The Nicholsons also made a $100,000 commitment in 1999 toward the Wayne Densch Sports Center. In addition, a football practice field is named in their honor.

UCF’s Academic Success T

he Knights delivered a 10-4 record, a Conference USA East Division title, a victory in the Beef `O’ Brady’s Bowl and the seniors went out as the winningest senior class in school history. But what was even more impressive was the Knights tackling their academics in 2012-13.

Fall 2012

-3.095 team GPA - highest for a fall term under Head Coach George O’Leary, who took over the program in 2004 -67 players with a 3.0 GPA or above, which included seven Knights who had a 4.0, marking the highest amount for a fall term since 200405 -Lyle Dankenbring was a semifinalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy which honors the nation’s best football scholar-athlete, and he also was named to the Capital One Academic All-America Second Team -Ray Shipman received a spot on the C-USA AllAcademic Team

Spring 2013

-2.954 team GPA - highest for a spring term under Coach O’Leary -54 players with a 3.0 or above, which included three Knights who had a 4.0, marking the second-highest amount for a spring term since 2004-05 -10 student-athletes graduated, which included one from grad school -Three former student-athletes came back to graduate

Fall & Spring 2012-13

-Average GPA was a 3.024 - highest average for two consecutive terms since 2004-05 (Last July, UCF received the C-USA Sport Academic Award for having the highest team GPA of all 12 C-USA football programs)

Following their time in Black and Gold uniforms, Dankenbring, Shipman and Troy Davis were named to the 2013 National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society, which is comprised of college football players from all divisions who each maintained a 3.2 GPA or better throughout their college career. They also have to be a starter or a significant substitute in one’s last year of eligibility. UCF was one of 22 FBS programs to have at least three student-athletes named to the NFF Hampshire Honor Society.

Academic Progress Rate

-In June 2013, the latest Academic Progress Rate report was released by the NCAA, and not surprisingly UCF football ranked among the best programs in the nation. -With their multi-year average improving to 975, the Knights ranked 15th among all FBS programs, while also placing ninth among public universities. -The 975 average was 26 points above the national average. -UCF’s APR was the highest among public institutions in the state of Florida.

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WIDE RECEIVERS

Roster WIDE RECEIVERS COACH Sean Beckton WIDE RECEIVERS 2 Jeff Godfrey - Sr., 5-11, 190 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 6 Rannell Hall - Jr., 6-1, 196 Miami, Fla. (Carol City) 89 Jacques Mackeroy - RSo., 5-11, 209 Lakeland, Fla. (Kathleen) 20 Taylor Oldham - RFr., 6-1, 199 Daytona Beach, Fla. (Warner Christian) 25 Dareen Owi - RFr., 6-3, 207 Miami, Fla. (Miami Norland) 11 Breshad Perriman - So., 6-2, 209 Lithonia, Ga. (Arabia Mountain) 19 Josh Reese - RJr., 6-0, 184 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 9 J.J. Worton - RJr., 6-2, 211 Homestead, Fla. (South Dade)

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CF has produced a countless number of standout wide receivers over the years. That list includes NFL Draft picks Brandon Marshall, Mike Sims-Walker, Doug Gabriel, Charles Lee, Shawn Jefferson, Bernard Ford and Ted Wilson, while Sean Beckton and David Rhodes are in the UCF Athletics Hall of Fame. With five of their top six wideouts back, the Knights may have one of their best receiving corps in school history. And they are only getting better. After 41 receptions, 531 yards and four touchdowns as a freshman, J.J. Worton produced a team-high 44 catches with 594 yards and five scores a year ago. In his first season as a wide receiver, Jeff Godfreyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s junior

campaign witnessed him hauling in 39 passes with three touchdowns. The versatile Godfrey also had 12 rushes for 71 yards and a pair of touchdown passes. For his career, he has 20 touchdowns in the air, 19 on the ground and three receiving, making Godfrey a constant threat on the field. Junior Rannell Hall only had four catches in 2011, and broke out in 2012. Along with Godfrey, Hall was one of two Knights to have a reception in all 14 games, and went on to lead the way with 631 receiving yards on 35 catches with four touchdowns. Joining the junior class, Josh Reese has a combined 41 receptions for 583 yards and two scores in his career. Breshad Perriman opened eyes quickly but got off to a slow start

Who is Returning

Player J.J. Worton Jeff Godfrey Rannell Hall Breshad Perriman Josh Reese

GP/GS REC 14/11 44 14/0 39 14/5 35 14/4 26 14/0 11

Who is Lost

Player Quincy McDuffie Rob Calabrese 12

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GP/GS REC 14/11 28 13/0 3

as a true freshman, bringing in just one catch in his first three games. Perriman then went on a tear, finishing with 26 receptions for 388 yards and three touchdowns. Following 2012, Perriman earned C-USA All-Freshman Team honors, while Hall picked up All-CUSA Honorable Mention status. Overall, 83.3 percent of receptions by wide receivers return for 2013. That does not include redshirt freshman Taylor Oldham and sophomore Jacques Mackeroy, who all picked up a lot of reps in spring ball. With so much experience at the position, it was no surprise the Knights did not add a wideout in their recruiting class.

YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G 594 13.5 5 36 42.4 429 11.0 3 46 30.6 631 18.0 4 56 45.1 388 14.9 3 45 27.7 122 11.1 0 26 8.7

YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G 350 12.5 3 64 25.0 61 20.3 1 41 4.7

OFFENSIVE LINE

Roster OFFENSIVE LINE COACH Brent Key OFFENSIVE LINEMEN 74 Michael Campbell - RFr., 6-5, 273 Pensacola, Fla. (Pace) 61 Tarik Cook - RSo., 6-2, 294 Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson) 77 Kelly Davison - RSr., 6-5, 310 Washington, Ind. (Washington) 55 Joey Grant - RSo., 6-2, 285 Apopka, Fla. (Lake Brantley) 70 Chris Martin - RSr., 6-5, 303 Fort Walton Beach, Fla. (Choctawhatchee) 63 Jordan McCray - Sr., 6-3, 310 Miami, Fla. (Southridge) 64 Justin McCray - Sr., 6-3, 310 Miami, Fla. (Southridge) 78 Savion McKenzie - RSo., 6-4, 297 Lakeland, Fla. (Kathleen) 65 Kelly Parfitt - RFr., 6-5, 312 Boca Raton, Fla. (American Heritage) 76 Colby Watson - RFr., 6-4, 302 Pensacola, Fla. (Pine Forest) 72 Torrian Wilson - RJr., 6-3, 308 Miami, Fla. (Miami Northwestern) 71 Michael Wiszowaty - RSo., 6-1, 271 Safety Harbor, Fla. (Countryside) 2013 SIGNING CLASS 66 Aaron Evans - Fr., 6-5, 272 Seffner, Fla. (Armwood) 75 Tate Hernly - Fr., 6-2, 290 Fort Myers, Fla. (Fort Myers)

Drawing the Line

lake Bortles and Latavius Murray may have received plenty of praise in 2012, and rightfully so as the duo led a UCF offense which produced numbers similar to the historic 2007 campaign. However, it was the offensive line that sparked the Knights all season long. Brent Key’s group helped UCF’s quarterbacks combine for 28 touchdowns and just seven interceptions. The seven picks tied a school record for fewest interceptions in a season as well. UCF’s rushing numbers also opened eyes. The Black and Gold had its fourth-highest yards (2,545) and fourth-most touchdowns (33). When it was all said and done, UCF racked up 496 points for a 35.4 average per game. It fell just six points shy of tying 2007 for the most points scored in a single season.

Beginning in the middle, Jordan Rae started 39 games as a Knight en route to being voted as the AllC-USA First Team center in 2012. He may be a huge loss, yet Joey Grant will look to become another defensive lineman to take the reins up front. Grant, a sophomore out of Apopka, switched to center for the spring and quickly won over the coaching staff with his control of the huddle and knowledge of the playbook. Grant will be seeing double on both sides, where senior identical twins Jordan and Justin McCray return at left guard and right guard, respectively. The McCrays started all 14 games, including Justin making the first seven starts at right tackle before moving over to guard. Jordan, meanwhile, opened the campaign at right guard until ending up on the left side. Jordan may have been recognized as an All-C-USA Honorable Mention choice, but both McCrays are once

again set to be a dominant duo for Bortles. Filling out the right portion of the line, senior Chris Martin opened 2012 as a tight end and even caught the Knights’ first touchdown of the season in the win at Akron. He ultimately made the move back to tackle for the final 10 contests, and has 13-career starts on the line. Opposite Martin will be AllC-USA Second Team member Torrian Wilson at left tackle. The junior, who was on the C-USA All-Freshman Team in 2011, has started 15 consecutive outings and has plenty of potential to protect Bortles’ blind side for another two years at UCF. Filling out the two-deep last year were Michael Campbell, Tarik Cook and Kelly Davison, and they all continued to develop in the spring.

A Year to Remember Total Offense 2007 2012 1990 1998

5,763 5,703 5,563 5,365

Rushing Yards 2007 1990 2010 2012

3,287 3,017 2,626 2,545

Passing Touchdowns 2002 1987, `92, `93, `98 2012 1994, `00

31 29 28 27

Total Points 2007 2012 2010 1990

502 496 449 444

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TIGHT ENDS/H-BACKS

Roster TIGHT ENDS COACH Mike Buscemi TIGHT ENDS/H-BACKS 87 Cal Bloom - RFr., 6-4, 260 Maple Grove, Minn. (Osseo) 82 Blake Davis - RFr., 6-3, 243 Deerfield Beach, Fla. (American Heritage) 40 Brandon MacMeekin - RSo., 6-3, 244 Jacksonville, Fla. (Providence School) 85 Kevin Miller - RSo., 6-4, 250 Delran, N.J. (Holy Cross High) 84 Justin Tukes - Jr., 6-5, 257 Sylvester, Ga. (Worth County) 2013 SIGNING CLASS 32 Mario Mathis - Fr., 6-1, 234 Thomasville, Ga. (Thomasville)

Plenty of Options

wo positions UCF has not had to worry about for quite some time are fullback and H-back. That changes in 2013. Billy Giovanetti appeared in double-digit games every year from 2009-12, serving as an extremely reliable fullback, while also leading special teams units. He ended his stay in Orlando with 21 receptions highlighted by a career-high two touchdown receptions in 2012. At H-back, Brendan Kelly duplicated Giovanetti, making his presence known in 50 games in Black and Gold during that same time frame. And Dontravius Floyd started nine games his final two seasons. The trio assisted UCF in improving its total offense per game every year, capped off by a 407.4 average in 2012. The Knights also delivered at least 440 points

twice in the last two years, and a school-record 301 first downs when they were seniors. Moving forward, attention will be placed on the H-backs, and one player who moved up the depth chart in the spring was Kevin Miller. Miller is part of a group that consists of Cal Bloom and Blake Davis which will back up Justin Tukes at tight end. Miller, though, received plenty of praise throughout spring camp from the UCF coaches, and has one more year of experience than Bloom and Davis (who were true freshmen in 2012) as he will enter 2013 as a redshirt sophomore. Over at fullback, freshman Mario Mathis was ranked a top-50 linebacker in high school, but did play at tight end and running back as well. He could be a valuable asset depending on how quickly he learns the playbook.

Who is Returning

Player TE Justin Tukes

GP/GS REC 13/10 10

Who is Lost

Player FB Billy Giovanetti HB Dontravius Floyd HB Brendan Kelly

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GP/GS REC 14/8 6 13/4 7 14/0 2

As for Tukes, he was an All-C-USA Honorable Mention choice a year ago, totaling 10 catches for 107 yards and a pair of touchdowns. One of his best moments came in Columbus where he pulled in a 1-yard touchdown pass to pull even with Ohio State in the second quarter. His size and blocking ability generated huge holes for the running game, which averaged 181.8 yards on the ground. If competition for the starting job were to build up, Tukes is not a stranger to a challenge. In 2012, Chris Martin switched over from the offensive line and ultimately started two contests at tight end, including catching the first UCF touchdown of the season against Akron. But Martin moved back to the line, giving Tukes the starting role the rest of 2012.

YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G 107 10.7 2 23 8.2

YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G 65 10.8 2 21 4.6 89 12.7 0 23 6.8 23 11.5 0 13 1.6

QUARTERBACKS

Roster QUARTERBACKS COACH Charlie Taaffe QUARTERBACKS 5 Blake Bortles - RJr., 6-4, 230 Oviedo, Fla. (Oviedo) 3 Tyler Gabbert - RJr., 6-0, 195 Ballwin, Mo. (Parkway West/Missouri) 2013 SIGNING CLASS 14 Pete DiNovo - Fr., 6-1, 207 Tarpon Springs, Fla. (East Lake) 13 Justin Holman - Fr., 6-4, 206 Snellville, Ga. (Stephenson)

Bortles Kombat

he 2011 season was definitely a sign of things to come, yet no one knew just how productive Blake Bortles would be since he had never started a collegiate game. Then the Oviedo native went 13-for-16 with three touchdowns in the 2012 opener at Akron, a 5614 win. He commanded the field week in and week out, ultimately being the All-C-USA Second-Team quarterback and the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl MVP. Bortles jumped into the record book as well, becoming the first Knight since 2002 to throw for at least 3,000 yards (3,059), while ranking fourth in a single-season with 251 completions and fifth with 25 touchdowns. Even more astounding, Bortles threw only seven interceptions, falling just shy of breaking Daunte Culpepper’s interception-to-

attempt ratio record (.0174 to .0175). Rarely a threat to beat a defense with his legs, Bortles changed that midway through 2012, galloping for eight touchdowns on the year. In his final two contests, he rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns on 20 attempts. Now a junior, Bortles received preseason recognition with a spot on the Maxwell Award Watch List, which is handed out to college football’s player of the year at the end of the season. He also has a pair of streaks he hopes to continue. Bortles ended 2012 by throwing a touchdown pass in eight-straight games, and also owns the school record by not throwing an interception in 174-consecutive pass attempts. His last pick occurred on Oct. 27 at Marshall, a game in which he went 15-for-21 en route to a 54-17 win.

Who is Returning

Player Blake Bortles Tyler Gabbert

GP/GS EFFIC COMP ATT 14/14 144.48 251 399 7/0 185.00 2 4

INT 7 0

Not only does UCF have Bortles leading the offense, it has an exceptional group of quarterbacks behind him. Tyler Gabbert also will be a junior and got in seven games as a Knight after transferring from Missouri. Entering the mix in the spring were two true freshmen early enrollees. Justin Holman demonstrated a lot of arm strength, highlighted by the Spring Game where he went 9-for-12 with 110 yards and two touchdowns. Conversely, Pete DiNovo (6-foot2) stands two inches shorter than Holman but brings in impressive credentials. The Tarpon Springs native was the 2012 class 8A allstate first-team quarterback, and broke Shaun King’s Pinellas County career passing record with 6,733 yards as well as 59 touchdowns.

PCT YDS TD LG AVG/G 62.9 3,059 25 64 218.5 50.0 25 1 13 3.6

Who is Lost

Player GP/GS EFFIC COMP ATT INT PCT YDS TD LG AVG/G Rob Calabrese* 13/0 125.60 2 4 0 50.0 36 0 19 2.8 * - Served as a wide receiver and the starting quarterback in the Wild Knight package

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RUNNING BACKS

Roster RUNNING BACKS COACH Danny Barrett RUNNING BACKS 33 Harrison Ballard - RSr., 5-11, 195 Rockledge, Fla. (Viera/Iowa Wesleyan) 45 Daron Humphrey - RFr., 5-10, 187 Jacksonville, N.C. (Northside) 8 Storm Johnson - RJr., 6-0, 215 Loganville, Ga. (Loganville/Miami, Fla.) 44 Joseph Puopolo - RSo., 5-9, 254 Naples, Fla. (Barron Collier) 17 Cedric Thompson - RSo., 6-0, 226 Miramar, Fla. (Everglades) 24 Blake Tiralosi - RFr., 5-10, 191 Orlando, Fla. (Bishop Moore) 2013 SIGNING CLASS 4 Micah Reed - Fr., 5-10, 206 Crestview, Fla. (Crestview) 28 William Stanback - Fr., 5-11, 205 Hempstead, N.Y. (Uniondale) 7 Dontravious Wilson - Fr., 5-10, 212 Buford, Ga. (Buford)

A Storm Brewing?

CF began 2012 with a group of three running backs who all were looking to win the role as the No. 1 back. In the end, it was Latavius Murray who broke free. Murray’s ability to secure the ball and push forward for every yard he could get, as well as a knack for having great hands as a receiver, helped lead him to be a sixth-round draft pick by the Oakland Raiders. Murray lost only one fumble in his collegiate career, and put the ball on the ground three times overall in 453 carries. He was on the 2012 All-C-USA First Team, and wrapped up his days at UCF ranked second in total touchdowns and sixth in rushing yards. UCF had another senior on its roster who had a standout career as well. Brynn Harvey, along with Murray, finished fifth and sixth, respectively, all-time in rushing

yards, highlighted by a 2009 campaign where Harvey racked up 1,109 yards. Replacing two backs who combined for 4,875 rushing yards usually would not be an easy task. Yet for the Knights, they have a strong group of contenders. Storm Johnson sat out 2011 due to transfer rules before starting five games as a sophomore, rushing for 507 yards and four touchdowns. He had two games of more than 90 rushing yards, and capped off the year with 50 yards on only six carries in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. While he did not see as much time in the backfield as Johnson, sophomore Cedric Thompson provided a perfect challenge for Johnson in the spring. Thompson averaged 4.8 yards per carry (1362), and similar to the tight-end position, having multiple Knights

Who is Returning

Player Storm Johnson Cedric Thompson

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able to start will allow competition to heat up as the temperatures continue to rise throughout the Florida summer. Both backs were able to learn from two talented seniors every day, but they will soon be the teachers to three impressive newcomers. Hailing from three different states, Micah Reed (Florida), William Stanback (New York) and Dontravious Wilson (Georgia) all signed with the Knights. Wilson and Reed have credentials which include three-star rankings by ESPN and being listed as the No. 68 and No. 79 running backs in the nation, respectively. Meanwhile, Stanback set his high school’s career rushingyards record, and also played quarterback, safety and linebacker. He rushed for 1,350 yards and threw for 358 yards as a senior.

YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G 507 4.5 4 48 39.0 62 4.8 1 12 5.2

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DEFENSIVE BACKS

Roster DEFENSIVE BACKS COACH Kirk Callahan DEFENSIVE BACKS 37 Brandon Alexander - Jr., 6-2, 191 Orlando, Fla. (Evans) 27 Sean Beckton - RJr., 5-10, 184 Orlando, Fla. (University) 24 Jeremy Davis - RFr., 5-11, 173 Cape Coral, Fla. (Milford Acad., N.Y.) 26 Clayton Geathers - RJr., 6-2, 207 Hemingway, S.C. (Carvers Bay) 12 Jacoby Glenn - RFr., 6-0, 176 Prichard, Ala. (Vigor) 22 Jared Henry - RFr., 5-11, 201 Jacksonville, Fla. (First Coast) 21 Drico Johnson - RFr., 6-2, 206 Orlando, Fla. (Agape Christian) 31 Sean Maag - RSr., 6-1, 194 Orlando, Fla. (Cypress Creek/Army) 33 Jamar McClain - RJr., 5-9, 189 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 39 Jordan Ozerities - RJr., 5-10, 191 Mount Dora, Fla. (Mount Dora) 25 Brendin Straubel - RSo., 5-9, 189 Tampa, Fla. (Jefferson) 30 Nicco Whigham - So., 6-1, 205 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons) 2013 SIGNING CLASS 18 Shaquem Griffin - Fr., 6-1, 185 St. Petersburg, Fla. (Lakewood) 10 Shaquill Griffin - Fr., 6-1, 180 St. Petersburg, Fla. (Lakewood) 46 Jamonte Jones - Fr., 5-9, 199 Belleview, Fla. (Trinity Catholic) 29 D.J. Killings - Fr., 5-10, 180 Jacksonville, Fla. (First Coast)

Clayton in Charge

ree safety Kemal Ishmael, the C-USA Defensive Player of the Year, and cornerback A.J. Bouye were staples in the UCF secondary and two of the most reliable players in 2012. Now they have both moved on as they aim to have lengthy professional careers. But thankfully juniors Clayton Geathers and Brandon Alexander return to serve as this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s anchors. Geathers has started 26-straight games at strong safety, producing a 2012 campaign in which he boasted 117 tackles and five break-ups. For Alexander, his work as the boundary cornerback yielded 62 tackles, an interception and a team-high nine break-ups. So how do the Knights tackle the challenge of filling the other 50% of their secondary?

Two of the answers may rest in the redshirt freshmen and sophomores, as well as the recruiting class. Entering the summer, converted wide receiver and redshirt freshman Drico Johnson along with sophomore Nicco Whigham are slated to get most of the reps at free safety. At the field cornerback spot, redshirt freshman Jacoby Glenn returns and could jump in right away as a starter, while redshirt freshman Jeremy Davis and true freshman D.J. Killings, who enrolled early and was part of the recruiting class, also will be competing for playing time. Other returning Knights close to cracking the two-deep out of spring camp were Jared Henry, Sean Beckton, Sean Maag and Jamar McClain. When UCF brings in Shaquem

Who is Returning

Player Clayton Geathers Brandon Alexander Sean Maag Nicco Whigham

GP/GS U-A-T TFL 14/14 62-55-117 4.0-9 14/12 28-34-62 2.0-6 14/0 11-5-16 0.0-0 14/0 5-5-10 0.0-0

Who is Lost

Player Kemal Ishmael A.J. Bouye Lyle Dankenbring

GP/GS U-A-T TFL 14/14 68-56-124 5.0-18 14/14 42-11-53 0.5-1 14/5 30-17-47 4.5-17

Griffin and Shaquill Griffin for the summer, things could shake up even more. Identical twins from St. Petersburg, Shaquem and Shaquill, who were both national track stars in high school, have the ability to make a run at playing time immediately. Shaquem was the No. 92 safety in the nation according to ESPN and will be tested at free safety, while Shaquill, who was rated as the No. 57 corner by Rivals, will have a chance to succeed as a boundary corner for the Knights. Not to be overlooked, Jamonte Jones signed his NLI in March and will look to jump in to contend for a cornerback position as well. With all of the freshmen defensive backs suiting up, UCF may end up having at least two in the two-deep early in the season.

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DEFENSIVE LINE

Roster DEFENSIVE LINE COACH Lorenzo Costantini DEFENSIVE LINEMEN 92 Luke Adams - RFr., 6-4, 267 Pensacola, Fla. (Pensacola Catholic) 94 Demetris Anderson - RSo., 6-2, 304 Fort Pierce, Fla. (Westwood/Western Michigan) 90 Micah Anderson - RFr., 6-2, 332 Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stone Mountain) 97 Chester Brown - RFr., 6-4, 308 Hinesville, Ga. (Bradwell Institute) 95 E.J. Dunston - Sr., 6-2, 302 Eatonville, Ga. (Edgewater) 47 Deion Green - RSo., 6-1, 247 Orlando, Fla. (Edgewater) 69 Thomas Niles - RSo., 6-2, 270 Gainesville, Ga. (Gainesville) 44 Miles Pace - RSo., 6-1, 247 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 96 Andrew Rice - RJr., 6-1, 272 Lake Mary, Fla. (Lake Mary) 42 Stanley Sylverain - RFr., 6-1, 232 Naples, Fla. (Golden Gate) 2013 SIGNING CLASS 93 Tony Guerad - Fr., 6-3, 296 Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Bay Tech) 48 Blake Keller - Fr., 6-1, 223 Bradenton, Fla. (Manatee) 49 Seyvon Lowry - Fr., 6-3, 206 Jacksonville, Fla. (First Coast) 99 Jaryl Mamea - RJr., 6-0, 269 Fagasa, American Samoa (Chabot)

The Pressure is On

ith Thomas Niles and Deion Green growing exponentially as redshirt freshmen, the Knights should be able to close the gaps left open by departing senior defensive ends Troy Davis and Cam Henderson, as well as Victor Gray. Davis completed his career ranked in a tie for 10th alltime with 18.5 sacks in a Black and Gold uniform. Niles amassed 5.0 sacks with 7.0 tackles for loss in 2012, and Green was voted on to the C-USA All-Freshman Team thanks to 4.0 sacks and 6.5 tackles for loss. Niles will be looked upon to be one of the starting defensive ends, while Green serves as a dynamic pass rusher who could cause opposing quarterbacks to have several issues on third down. A redshirt freshman in 2013, Luke Adams may have been one

of the surprises of spring camp, finishing up as a starting defensive end opposite Niles. Adams was selected as the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week twice in 2012. The leader of the line will unquestionably be senior E.J. Dunston, who is coming off his first year as a full time starting defensive tackle. A product of nearby Eatonville, Dunston has at least 38 tackles and 5.0 tackles for loss in each of the past two seasons. Another Knight new to the starting formation, Demetris Anderson also was a Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week twice last year. He competed in 10 games as a true freshman for Western Michigan in 2011, highlighted by one start. He also had a sack in UCFâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Spring Game.

Who is Returning

Player E.J. Dunston Thomas Niles Deion Green

GP/GS U-A-T TFL 14/13 16-23-39 5.0-11 13/7 10-20-30 7.0-32 12/1 9-9-18 6.5-41

Who is Lost

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Combining with Green on the second team defensive line are set to be tackles Andrew Rice, Chester Brown and end Miles Pace. Jaryl Mamea, who signed in April, was part of the UCF recruiting class and the defensive tackle from American Samoa played at Chabot Junior College in 2011. Leading the way is a familiar face to the UCF football program. Lorenzo Costantini rejoins the Knights as he was their defensive line coach from 200003. A graduate of UTEP, he has experience not only at his alma mater but Tulane, UAB and Southern Miss as well. During his first stint with UCF, Costantini mentored a D-line which ranked in the top 30 in the country in sacks in 2000 and 2001.

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LINEBACKERS

Roster LINEBACKERS COACH Tyson Summers LINEBACKERS 36 Woodley Cadet - RJr., 6-1, 216 Loxahatchee, Fla. (Seminole Ridge) 15 Michael Easton - Jr., 5-11, 205 Winter Haven, Fla. (Winter Haven) 57 Troy Gray - Jr., 6-1, 210 Kennesaw, Ga. (North Cobb) 53 Tyler Linde - RFr., 5-9, 205 Bradenton, Fla. (Braden River) 23 Willie Mitchell - Jr., 6-0, 228 Deltona, Fla. (Pine Ridge) 41 Terrance Plummer - Jr., 6-1, 234 Orange Park, Fla. (Orange Park) 56 Cody Ralston - RJr., 6-0, 201 Calhoun, Ga. (Calhoun) 16 Mark Rucker - RFr., 5-9, 207 Miramar, Fla. (Miramar) 52 Maurice Russell - RFr., 5-11, 233 Fort Meade, Fla. (Fort Meade) 50 Domenic Spencer - So., 5-10, 231 Dallas, Texas (Skyline) 2013 SIGNING CLASS 43 Deondre Barnett - Fr., 6-2, 221 Cocoa, Fla. (Cocoa) 51 Jake Berman - Fr., 5-11, 222 Naples, Fla. (Barron Collier) 40 Chequan Burkett - Fr., 6-1, 205 Montgomery, Ala. (Carver) 34 Justin McDonald - Fr., 6-2, 197 Lauderhill, Fla. (Boyd Anderson)

Calling the Plummer

errance Plummer quickly began grasping the role of middle linebacker as a true freshman in 2011, learning the system under the tutelage of veteran Josh Linam. One year later, Plummer delivered to the tune of 108 tackles, including 7.0 for a loss, in 12 starts. A native of Orange Park, he had four games where he had at least 10 stops, highlighted by a 15-tackle performance at Ohio State, and intercepted his first-career pass in the C-USA Championship Game. Learning the ropes from Plummer, Maurice Russell got a huge taste of the college game on the scout team as a true freshman in 2012, even being named the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the Memphis game.

He is in line to be the backup MIKE linebacker for the Knights entering the summer. Plummer’s two outside linebackers, though, both were part of last year’s senior class. Jonathan Davis and Ray Shipman combined for 190 tackles and 16.0 tackles for loss, and will be difficult to replace in 2013. But the SAM linebacker will bring in plenty of experience. Troy Gray started nine games as a true freshman, and ended 2012 on a strong note as he had three tackles vs. UAB, five in the C-USA Championship Game and earned the start in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. Backing up Gray, Michael Easton has seen time both as a defensive back and a linebacker, appearing in eight games last year with three tackles.

Who is Returning

Player Terrance Plummer Troy Gray

GP/GS U-A-T TFL 14/12 50-58-108 7.0-25 14/1 12-21-33 2.0-5

Who is Lost

Player Jonathan Davis Ray Shipman

GP/GS U-A-T TFL 14/12 50-49-99 9.0-38 12/12 38-53-91 3.5-8

At WILL linebacker, properly named Willie Mitchell took over that spot throughout the spring and has his sights set on drastically improving his tackle total from 2012 when he notched three. Behind Mitchell could be a battle between Domenic Spencer and Mark Rucker, who were both true freshmen in 2012. Spencer started to get some looks late in the year, appearing in three games beginning on Oct. 20. Rucker did not get into a contest, but was the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week prior to the Southern Miss contest. From the UCF recruiting class, the Knights signed five linebackers (including Mario Mathis who is now listed as a fullback), with Jake Berman ranked as the No. 60 outside linebacker in the nation.

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SPECIALISTS

Roster SPECIAL TEAMS COACH Mike Buscemi KICKERS 35 PK/P Sean Galvin - RJr., 6-3, 221 Cork, Ireland (Lemon Bay) 36 P Caleb Houston - RFr., 6-2, 206 Cleveland, Tenn. (Walker Valley) 83 PK Shawn Moffitt - Jr., 5-11, 178 Orlando, Fla. (Dr. Phillips) 18 PK Rodrigo Quirarte - RJr., 6-1, 195 Queretaro, Mexico (John F. Kennedy School) LONG SNAPPERS 54 Gage Marsil - RFr., 6-1, 228 Deltona, Fla. (Pine Ridge) 56 Scott Teal - RJr., 6-2, 225 Longwood, Fla. (Lake Brantley) HOLDER 9 J.J. Worton - RJr., 6-2, 211 Homestead, Fla. (South Dade) KICK RETURNERS 6 Rannell Hall - Jr., 6-1, 196 Miami, Fla. (Carol City) 8 Storm Johnson - RJr., 6-0, 215 Loganville, Ga. (Loganville/Miami, Fla.) PUNT RETURNER 9 J.J. Worton - RJr., 6-2, 211 Homestead, Fla. (South Dade)

Always a Return Threat

t seems that every season lately UCF has the ability to change the outlook of a game with one simple return. The 2013 campaign should again be one of those seasons, even though UCF kick-return king Quincy McDuffie moved on following his senior campaign in which he was named the C-USA Special Teams Player of the Year. With McDuffie wrapping up his senior year by earning Sports Illustrated All-America First-Team honors, the Knights will look to Rannel Hall. A rising junior, Hall was the All-C-USA First Team kick returner as a true freshman, and ran back more kicks than McDuffie a year ago (18-17). Hall already ranks ninth alltime at UCF with 41-career kickoff returns, fifth with a 26.0 average and seventh with 1,064 yards.

Even though McDuffie was the league’s best special teams player, J.J. Worton served as the All-C-USA First Team punt returner in 2012. He ranks fifth in UCF history with 42-career returns and 416 yards, and eighth with a 9.9 average. Battling for the starting kicking duties will again be three classmates. Junior Shawn Moffitt came through with a 10-for-14 performance in 2012, and did not miss a field goal until the sixth game of the year. Sean Galvin handled 88 of the 89 kickoffs, producing 31 touchbacks in the process. Rodrigo Quirarte also makes up this year’s group of juniors who will all get looks in the kicking game. Punting was a focus in the spring, since in 2013 UCF will have its fourth-different punter in the

Who is Returning

last four years. After Blake Clingan wrapped up his career in 2010, David Bohner had a 41.2 average with 16 inside the 20 in 2011, and Jamie Boyle netted a 40.6 average with 23 inside the 20 last season. Venturing to Orlando out of Cleveland, Tenn., Caleb Houston dressed for every game in 2012 after a senior season in high school where he averaged 42.3 yards per punt. UCF’s special teams will have the honor of learning from one of their own with Mike Buscemi entering his first year on the coaching staff. Buscemi was a long snapper for the Knights, and earned a spot on the All-C-USA Second Team in 2006 before jumping to the first team one year later.

Who is Lost

Player Rannell Hall

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Player Quincy McDuffie

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Player J.J. Worton

GP PR YDS AVG TD LG 14 25 266 10.6 0 50

Player Jamie Boyle

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Player Shawn Moffitt

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George O’Leary Head Coach - 10th Season with the Knights In his 10th year at UCF in 2013, George O’Leary has helped the Knights achieve dozens of historic firsts including games in front of sellout crowds on campus, individual accolades for studentathletes, two conference championships, four division titles and trips to prestigious bowl games. For O’Leary, it has been business as usual. Since taking over the program in 2004, O’Leary has made sure that UCF has reached new heights. The longest-tenured coach in the American Athletic Conference, as well as the 11th in the nation, the veteran head coach has molded his program into a consistent winner on and off of the field. His hard work contributed to the construction of Bright House Networks Stadium. Interest in the program has never been higher. His student-athletes are enjoying record success in the classroom, and the Knights are winning on the football field. Before heading off to the American Athletic Conference for 2013, O’Leary and his Knights had work to do in Conference USA. And they definitely made 2012 another memorable season. UCF went on to earn its fourth East Division title and post a 10-4 record, tying for the second-most victories in a single season. It culminated in a 38-17 thumping of Ball State in the 2012 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. Guided by the winningest senior class in school history in 2012, UCF paced C-USA with six players on the All-C-USA First Team. That included C-USA Defensive Player of the Year Kemal Ishmael and C-USA Special Teams Player of the Year Quincy McDuffie, who also would be named a Sports Illustrated First-Team All-American. Freshmen seemed to take over on the field in 2011. UCF led the league with six players voted onto the C-USA All-Freshman Team, which were the most by any team since Houston had six in 2008. Rannell Hall served as the lone freshman from any school to grab a spot on the All-C-USA First Team, as he was the first freshman kick returner in C-USA since 2002 to be voted onto the first team.

O’Leary’s Honors

• 2010 - Conference USA Coach of the Year • 2007 - Conference USA Coach of the Year • 2007 - Atlanta Touchdown Club Conference USA Coach of the Year • 2005 - Conference USA Coach of the Year • 2005 - CBSSports.com National Coach of the Year • 2005 - SportsIllustrated.com National Coach of the Year • 2005 - Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year finalist • 2005 - Paul “Bear” Bryant National Coach of the Year finalist • 2000 - Bobby Dodd National Coach of the Year • 2000 - Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year • 1998 - Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year • 1998 - AFCA Region I Coach of the Year • 1998 - Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year finalist In all, 14 players received postseason honors by the league, including cornerback Josh Robinson who was voted onto the All-C-USA First Team for the secondstraight year, and wide receiver J.J. Worton who set a UCF freshman record with 41 receptions during the season. O’Leary guided the 2010 Knights to the school’s first 11-win season, the C-USA championship and an AutoZone Liberty Bowl win over Georgia. The Knights earned their first-ever national rankings in 2010, finishing the year at No. 20 in the coaches poll and O’Leary was rewarded with the C-USA Coach of the Year award as voted on by his peers for the third time in six years. The 2010 season surpassed even the 2007 year when O’Leary guided the Knights to what was then arguably the finest campaign in program history. UCF won 10 contests, claimed the C-USA championship and participated in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in front of a nationally-televised audience on ESPN. There was little suspense as to who would garner C-USA Coach of the Year honors that year either. For the Knights and their fans, 2007 was truly a year to remember. For the college football world, the season was more evidence that O’Leary has built the Knights into a powerful program. And just two years later, O’Leary and the Knights put together an impressive run at the end of the 2009 season to earn a bid to the St. Petersburg Bowl. UCF went 22

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5-1 down the stretch and won six-straight C-USA contests to close out the regular season. That included the Knights’ first win in school history over a nationallyranked Football Bowl Subdivision program when they upset No. 13/12 Houston, 37-32, on Homecoming.

Helping UCF Arrive on the National Scene O’Leary has already left his stamp on the Knights’ program. When he arrived in Orlando in 2004, UCF was not a factor on the regional or national scenes.

O’Leary rebuilt the program from the ground up. He lobbied for new facilities, toured the state to gain publicity, restocked UCF with top recruits and made sure his student-athletes excelled in their studies. The growth of the program was no more evident than in 2007. UCF posted a school-record seven-game winning streak, and the conference championship was the first in program history. O’Leary helped tailback Kevin Smith post one of the most dominant single-season rushing performances. The junior rushed for 2,567 yards, good for second all-time in NCAA history, and 29 touchdowns. He became the only rusher in the state of Florida and the 12th all-time in the NCAA FBS to eclipse the 2,000-yard mark in a season. The 2008 season saw Joe Burnett also earn first-team All-America honors as he shattered the school and C-USA punt return records and graduated ranked 19th in NCAA history in career punt return yards. In 2009, Robinson was a first-team freshman All-American and Bruce Miller won the first of two consecutive C-USA Defensive Player of the Year awards. In addition to Miller, Jeff Godfrey was named the 2010 C-USA Freshman of the Year and a school record five Knights made the All-Conference USA First Team that year.

Excellence off the Field

O’Leary has reshaped the UCF program in every facet, including improved results in the classroom. The American Football Coaches Association recognized UCF football on Nov. 29, 2011, for being one of just 17 institutions for graduating at least 90 percent of its members of the freshman student-athlete class of 2004, which was UCF’s first year with O’Leary at the helm of the program. The 2012-13 campaign alone delivered numerous academic achievements. UCF’s 974 APR was 13th out of the 70 teams that qualified for a bowl, while the program received the C-USA Sport Academic Award for having the highest team GPA among all 12 C-USA football teams. The Knights also tied for third in the country for having the most players who already had their degrees (11). At the end of the spring, UCF posted its highest average GPA for two consecutive terms under O’Leary. The Knights turned in a successful effort in the classroom during 2008, as a total of 55 student-athletes recorded a GPA of least 3.0 during the fall 2008 semester. Defensive lineman Keith Shologan became the first player in school history to receive ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America First Team honors in 2007. Rocky Ross picked up Academic All-America honors in 2009, as did Lyle Dankenbring in 2012. Ross, Shologan, Sha’reff Rashad, Josh Linam and Ray Shipman have been selected to the C-USA Football All-Academic Team under O’Leary. T.J. Harnden received UCF’s highest honor, the Order of Pegasus, in 2009, becoming the second active student-athlete to be recognized. In 2008, Rashad was named to the league all-academic squad for the second-consecutive year. In 2007, he was named the UCF Male Scholar Athlete of the Year, becoming the second-straight football player to earn the honor. Rashad was twice named to the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame’s Hampshire Honors Society. Offensive lineman Dan Veenstra was the award winner in 2006.

Guiding the Knights Toward Prominence

The 2006 season featured several memorable moments for the Knights as they finished their final campaign at the Florida Citrus Bowl. Wide receiver Mike Sims-

The O’Leary File Born: Aug. 17, 1946 Hometown: Central Islip, N.Y. College Education: New Hampshire, 1969 (B.S. in physical education) Coaching Experience: Head coach - UCF, 2004-Present Defensive coordinator - Minnesota Vikings, 2003 Assistant head coach/defensive line - Minnesota Vikings, 2002 Head coach - Georgia Tech, 1995-01 Interim head coach/defensive coordinator/defensive line Georgia Tech, 1994 Defensive Line - San Diego Chargers, 1992-93 Defensive coordinator/defensive line - Georgia Tech, 1987-91 Assistant head coach/defensive line - Syracuse, 1985-86 Defensive line - Syracuse, 1980-84 Head coach - Liverpool (N.Y.) High School, 1977-79 Head coach - Central Islip (N.Y.) High School, 1975-76 Assistant head coach - Central Islip (N.Y.) High School, 1968-74 Walker had a record-breaking season. The Orlando native broke the single-season school record for receptions with 90 and hauled in 1,178 receiving yards just a year removed from an ACL injury. He earned All-C-USA First Team honors and was one of five Knights recognized for their strong play by the league office. Just one year removed from an 0-11 campaign, he guided the Knights to an historic season in 2005, capping it off with the program’s first bowl appearance. O’Leary led UCF to the fourth-best turnaround in NCAA history with a record of 8-5. The Knights went 7-1 in C-USA and claimed the league’s East Division title. The squad became just the sixth team in NCAA history to go to a bowl game a year after going winless as the Knights participated in the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl. The college football world took notice of the turnaround. O’Leary was named the C-USA Coach of the Year. Both CBSSports.com and SportsIllustrated.com named him the national coach of the year. Facing an 11-game schedule with just four home games, his squad became just the fourth team in NCAA history to earn a bowl berth while playing seven road contests. More remarkably, the turnaround was made with mostly underclassmen.

Pipeline to the Pros

O’Leary has experience coaching on the professional level and, as a result, has helped several Knights move on to the NFL. Twelve Knights who played under O’Leary have been selected in the NFL Draft. Player Pos. Team Brandon Marshall WR Denver Broncos Mike Sims-Walker WR Jacksonville Jaguars Kevin Smith TB Detroit Lions Josh Sitton OL Green Bay Packers Mike Merritt TE Kansas City Chiefs Joe Burnett CB Pittsburgh Steelers Torell Troup DT Buffalo Bills Jah Reid OT Baltimore Ravens Bruce Miller DE/FB San Francisco 49ers Josh Robinson DB Minnesota Vikings Latavius Murray RB Oakland Raiders Kemal Ishmael DB Atlanta Falcons

Year 2006 2007 2008 2008 2008 2009 2010 2011 2011 2012 2013 2013

Round 4 3 3 4 7 5 2 3 7 3 6 7

Pick 119 79 64 135 239 168 41 85 211 66 181 243

Other former Knights who played under O’Leary, including defensive lineman Paul Carrington, tailback Alex Haynes, wide receivers Jamar Newsome and Kamar Aiken, defensive tackle Leger Douzable, tight end Darcy Johnson and kicker Matt Prater, have also spent time in the NFL.

Success at Georgia Tech

O’Leary was the head coach at Georgia Tech from 1994-01 after taking over as interim head coach for the final three games of the 1994 season. During his seven-year stint in Atlanta, O’Leary guided the Yellow Jackets to a 52-33 record. The squad made five bowl appearances under O’Leary. From 1995-01, Georgia Tech recorded five winning seasons in six years. His 1998 squad won the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship and played in the Gator Bowl on New Year’s Day. O’Leary’s Georgia Tech teams won at least seven games on four occasions , including a 10-win campaign in 1998 and nine victories in 2000. The 2000 Bobby Dodd National Coach of the Year, O’Leary was named the ACC Coach of the Year in 1998 and 2000. One trademark of O’Leary’s tenure as a head coach has been the quality of his coaching staffs. He has had five assistants later garner head coaching jobs: Ralph

Friedgen (Maryland), Randy Edsall (Connecticut), Ted Roof (Duke) and Bill O’Brien (Penn State) at Georgia Tech and Brian Polian (Nevada) at UCF. Both Friedgen and Edsall have led schools to BCS conference titles.

NFL Experience

Prior to coming to UCF, O’Leary served on Minnesota’s NFL coaching staff for two seasons. In 2003, he was the Vikings’ defensive coordinator. In his first season with the team in 2002, he guided the defensive line into becoming the strength of the Minnesota defense. He also served as the squad’s assistant head coach. O’Leary also served as the defensive line coach for San Diego from 1992-93. In 1992, the defense had 51 sacks as the 11-5 Chargers won the AFC West.

Moving Up the Ranks

O’Leary had the first of two stints at Georgia Tech from 1987-91. He served as the defensive coordinator/defensive line coach. The team finished 11-0-1 in 1990 and won the national championship, defeating Nebraska in the Florida Citrus Bowl. A Long Island native, O’Leary received his first coaching job at the collegiate level at Syracuse (1980-86). He coached the defensive line and was also the assistant head coach his final two seasons. He started his coaching career at the high school level. From 1968-76, he coached at Central Islip (N.Y.) High School. O’Leary was the head coach at the school from 1975-76, before taking over as the head coach at Liverpool High School. He posted a 37-8-1 record in five seasons as a prep head coach, including a perfect 10-0 campaign in 1979. O’Leary was born in Central Islip, N.Y., and attended Central Islip High School. He attended the University of New Hampshire and earned his degree in physical education. O’Leary and his wife, Sharon, have two daughters, Chris and Trish, and two sons, Tim and Marty. The O’Leary’s welcomed their first grandchild in 2006 as Tim and his wife Jennifer gave birth to a son named Tate. The couple had a second son, Cullen, in 2008 and a daughter, Maggie, in 2010.

Head Coaching Record

Year 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001* 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Totals

School Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech UCF UCF UCF UCF UCF UCF UCF UCF UCF at UCF Overall

Record 0-3 6-5 5-6 7-5 10-2 8-4 9-3 7-5 0-11 8-5 4-8 10-4 4-8 8-5 11-3 5-7 10-4 60-55 112-88

Notes Interim head coach

Carquest Bowl Gator Bowl, ACC Co-Champs Gator Bowl Peach Bowl Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl AutoZone Liberty Bowl, C-USA Champs St. Petersburg Bowl AutoZone Liberty Bowl, C-USA Champs Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl Nine seasons 16 seasons

O’Leary’s Bowl History

Season Bowl Result 1985 Cherry Maryland 35, Syracuse 18 1991 Citrus Georgia Tech 45, Nebraska 21 1991 Aloha Georgia Tech 18, Stanford 17 1997 Carquest Georgia Tech 35, West Virginia 30 1998 Gator Georgia Tech 35, Notre Dame 28 1999 Gator Miami 28, Georgia Tech 13 2000 Peach LSU 28, Georgia Tech 14 2001* Seattle Georgia Tech 24, Stanford 14 2005 Sheraton Hawaii Nevada 49, UCF 48 (OT) 2007 AutoZone Liberty Mississippi State 10, UCF 3 2009 St. Petersburg Rutgers 45, UCF 21 2010 AutoZone Liberty UCF 10, Georgia 6 2012 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl UCF 38, Ball State 17 (Years as head coach in bold) * - Coached Georgia Tech for its first 12 games of the 2001 season, but did not coach the Yellow Jackets in the Seattle Bowl

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Danny Barrett Running Backs - Third Season Danny Barrett joined the UCF coaching staff in February 2011 as the Knights’ running backs coach, and enters his third year in 2013. A former head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Barrett is one of four members of the UCF staff who has been a head coach on the professional or collegiate level joining O’Leary, offensive coordinator Charlie Taaffe who led The Citadel along with the Montreal Alouettes and Hamilton Tiger-Cats and defensive coordinator Jim Fleming who led Sacred Heart from 2000-01. Mentoring Doak Walker Award Watch List member Latavius Murray, Barrett and the ground game delivered in a big way in 2012 as UCF went 10-4 and claimed the C-USA East Division as well as a win in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. The Knights had 33 rushing touchdowns, good for fourth all-time, and averaged 181.8 yards per game. Voted on to the All-C-USA First Team, Murray led C-USA with a 100.5 average and had 1,106 yards overall, marking the ninth time UCF produced a 1,000-yard back. And Murray accomplished the feat after missing 3.5 games.

12th in total offense 425.58 yards per game in 2010. Barrett came to Daytona Beach after three years as an assistant coach under Turner Gill at Buffalo, a run that reached a historical peak in 2008 when the Bulls won their first MAC championship and played in the International Bowl, UB’s first-ever bowl appearance. Following an honorable mention All-America playing career at Cincinnati, the Boynton Beach native and Lake Worth High School graduate headed north to Canada where he had remained until returning to the U.S at Buffalo. Barrett amassed 23,419 career passing yards in a 15-year CFL playing career with Calgary, Toronto, B.C. and Ottawa. Twice Barrett led his team to the Grey Cup finals coming with the 1987 Toronto Argonauts and 1991 Calgary Stampeders. After serving as the quarterbacks coach for BC and Calgary, where he mentored future NFL Pro Bowl pick Jeff Garcia, Barrett took over the reigns of Saskatchewan from 2000-06. As the Roughriders’ head coach and assistant general manager, Barrett’s teams advanced to the playoffs for five-consecutive seasons from 200206, reaching the West Division final three times.

Murray became the first player in school history to have a rushing touchdown in nine straight games when he did so in 2012. He did not lose a fumble in his final 407 carries of his career, and only fumbled three times from 2008-12. When the 2013 NFL Draft rolled around, it was no surprise that Murray heard his name called in the sixth round by the Oakland Raiders. UCF had several options on the ground in 2011, with five players rushing for at least 100 yards, and the Knights recording the fourth-most rushing touchdowns in school history with 27. Overall, the Black and Gold averaged 168.8 rushing yards a game, the third-highest average since UCF joined the FBS in 1996. In the final game of the season, team MVP Murray raced for 233 yards and two rushing touchdowns vs. UTEP. The 233 yards marked the fourth-best rushing day in school history, and went on to be a finalist for the National Running Back Performance of the Year presented by Intersport. Barrett spent the 2010 season at Bethune-Cookman where he helped the Wildcats to a 10-2 record, a share of the MEAC championship and a spot in the Football Championship Series postseason as the team’s quarterbacks coach. B-CU was second in the nation for the FCS in scoring offense at 38.17 points per game and

The Barrett File Hometown: Boynton Beach, Fla. College Education: Cincinnati, 1988 Coaching Experience: Running backs - UCF, 2011-Present Quarterbacks - Bethune-Cookman, 2010 Assistant head coach/quarterbacks - Buffalo, 2007-09 Head coach - Saskatchewan Roughriders, 2000-06 Wide receivers - B.C. Lions, 1999 Assistant offensive coordinator/quarterbacks - B.C. Lions, 1998 Quarterbacks - Calgary Stampeders, 1997

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Sean Beckton Wide Receivers - 13th Season Overall A member of the UCF Athletics Hall of Fame, Sean Beckton is in his 13th year overall at UCF in 2013, where he served as the program’s defensive backs coach from 2009-11 before taking over the wide receivers for the 2012 season. He is in the fifth year of his third stint as an assistant coach at his alma mater.

Two of Beckton’s defensive backs, Ishmael and Robinson, were named to the AllC-USA First Team. Ishmael led the Knights with 93 total tackles and added two interceptions, while Robinson recorded 59 stops to go with two picks.

Instructing a young, yet talented, wide receiver corps in 2012, Beckton helped the Knights combine for 3,158 receiving yards and 28 touchdowns, marking the most in both categories since 2002. Sophomore J.J. Worton led the way with 44 catches, and classmate Rannell Hall had 631 yards to lift UCF to a 10-4 record, a Conference USA East Division crown and a win in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl.

Robinson was named a Freshman All-American after recording six interceptions and converted quarterback Michael Greco earned a free agent contract with the New York Giants after just one season as a safety.

Voted on to the 2012 C-USA All-Freshman Team, Breshad Perriman ranked third among true freshman in UCF history with 26 receptions, 388 yards and three touchdowns. The defensive backs once again shined in 2011 as UCF consistently ranked in the top-25 in the nation in passing defense. Cornerback Josh Robinson received a spot on the All-C-USA First Team for the second-straight season as he racked up 15 break-ups and two interceptions, and safety Kemal Ishmael led the Knights in tackles for the second year in a row with 81. Robinson went on to become UCF’s 29th NFL Draft pick since 1987 when he was taken in the third round of the 2011 draft by the Minnesota Vikings. In 2010, Beckton’s defensive backs were part of a team that enjoyed the finest season in school history. UCF went 11-3 overall, claimed the Conference USA Championship and defeated Georgia in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl. The win over the Bulldogs served as the Knights’ first bowl win. UCF entered the national rankings for the first time during the campaign, and concluded the season ranked in the top 25 of both polls.

In his first year back at UCF in 2009, Beckton helped gel a secondary which featured four new starters and continued to improve over the course of the season.

From 1996-03, Beckton served as UCF’s wide receivers coach. During that time, he mentored some of the best wideouts in program history, including Siaha Burley, Doug Gabriel, Jimmy Fryzel, Brandon Marshall and Mike Sims-Walker. Gabriel, Marshall and Sims-Walker all played in the National Football League after concluding their collegiate careers. Beckton’s success with the Knights included a four-year run where the program had a receiver ranked in the top six in the nation in receptions per game each season. Before re-joining the UCF staff under George O’Leary, Beckton spent time as an assistant for the Orlando Predators in the Arena Football League. A native of Daytona Beach, Beckton was a star wide receiver for UCF from 198790. He concluded his career as the program’s career leader in receptions with 196 and receiving yardage with 2,493. Against Texas Southern as a senior, Beckton threw a touchdown pass, ran for a touchdown, caught a touchdown and also scored on a punt return. After brief stints with the Chicago Bears and the Cincinnati Bengals in the National Football League, Beckton returned to UCF in 1992-93, serving as an offensive graduate assistant coach, where he mainly worked with the Knights’ tight ends. From 1993-96, Beckton coached and taught history at Mainland High School in Daytona Beach. He helped Mainland to a pair of state championships, and in his role as a basketball coach, also helped mentor current National Basketball Association star Vince Carter. Beckton, who also played for the Predators from 1993-94, was inducted into the UCF Athletics Hall of Fame in 2000. He graduated from UCF in 1993 with a bachelor’s degree in liberal studies and a minor in physical education. Along with his many football accomplishments, he has also served as the physical education department chair at Mainland. Beckton and his wife, Zorana, have a son, Sean, Jr., and a daughter, Zaria. His son is entering his fourth season as a member of the Knights football team in 2013.

The beckton File Hometown: Daytona Beach, Fla. College Education: UCF, 1993 Coaching Experience: Wide receivers - UCF, 2012-Present Defensive backs - UCF, 2009-11 Wide receivers - Orlando Predators, 2008 Wide receivers - UCF, 1996-03 Assistant coach - Mainland (Fla.) High School, 1993-96 Offensive graduate assistant - UCF, 1992-93

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Mike Buscemi Tight Ends/Special Teams - First Season Mike Buscemi travels back to Orlando in 2013 following one season as a defensive graduate assistant at Pittsburgh. He first joined the UCF football program as a walk-on in 2004, and quickly evolved into one of the most reliable long snappers in school history. He snapped on punts in 2005 before being responsible for all snapping duties in 2006 and 2007. During that 2006 campaign, he was voted on to the All-Conference USA Second Team before climbing even higher to the first team in 2007.

The Buscemi File Hometown: Plantation, Fla. College Education: UCF, 2006 Coaching Experience: Tight ends/special teams - UCF, 2013-Present Defensive graduate assistant - Pittsburgh, 2012 Quality control assistant - North Carolina, 2010-11 Offensive graduate assistant - UCF, 2008-09

After his collegiate career, the native of Plantation, Fla., stayed on with the Knights as an offensive graduate assistant from 2008-09. Buscemi then transitioned to North Carolina where he was a quality control assistant from 2010-11. While at Pittsburgh in 2012, Buscemi helped the Panthers rank 17th in the nation in total defense, 23rd in scoring defense, 20th in passing defense and 31st in rushing defense. Combining his playing career with his coaching experience, Buscemi has helped guide his teams to six bowl games in the last eight seasons, including three with UCF (2005 Sheraton Hawaii Bowl, 2007 AutoZone Liberty Bowl, 2009 St. Petersburg Bowl). He also assisted UNC in reaching the 2010 Music City Bowl and the 2011 Independence Bowl, while Pittsburgh took part in the BBVA Compass Bowl. A graduate of Western High School in Davie, Fla., Buscemi was coached by his father Ray Buscemi (defensive coordinator) en route to all-state third-team honors. He boasts two degrees from UCF as he earned his undergraduate degree in criminal justice in December 2006 and his master’s degree in sports and fitness in May 2008. UCF now has three alumni on its coaching staff. Buscemi joins wide receivers coach Sean Beckton (1993) and defensive backs coach Kirk Callahan (2008), with Buscemi and Callahan serving as teammates with the Knights from 2005-06.

Mike Buscemi

UCF All-Time Assistant Coaching Roster Aldridge, Miles................................................... 2004-06 Amman Richard.................................................. 1981-82 Anderson, Jerry.................................................. 1983-84 Barbour, Bernie....................................................... 1980 Barresi, Jamie..................................................... 2001-03 Barrett, Danny.................................................2011-13 Beckton, Sean...................................... 1996-03, ‘09-13 Bennet, Bruce..................................................... 1986-88 Bernhardt, Jim.................................................... 2005-06 Blackney, Gary......................................................... 2008 Bland, Tommy..................................................... 1979-80 Brady, Dave.............................................................. 1979 Buscemi, Mike......................................................2013 Callahan, Kirk..................................................2012-13 Carter, Aaron........................................................... 1985 Carter, Doug....................................................... 1985-86 Chandler, Ernie........................................................ 1979 Chandler, Wes..................................................... 1994-95 Chizik, Gene........................................................ 1998-01 Coatta, John............................................................. 1985 Collins, Earnest........................................................ 2007 Collins, Geoff...................................................... 2008-09 Coso, Nick........................................................... 1983-84 Costantini, Lorenzo................................... 2000-03, ‘13 Cox, Andy............................................................ 1996-99 Crossman, Danny................................................ 1997-98 Cubit, Bill............................................................ 1983-85 D’ottavio, Bill...................................................... 1999-03 Dorrell, Karl............................................................. 1989 Ector, Robert....................................................... 1991-93 Engelberg, Lewis “Bugsy”........................................ 1980 Fleming, Jim....................................................2012-13 Flournoy, Melvin................................................. 1987-88 Fontes, John....................................................... 2002-03 Forbes, Reggie......................................................... 1981 Fountain, Scott................................................... 1997-03 Freeman, Tom..................................................... 2007-08

Fry, Craig............................................................. 1983-84 Gilbert, Joe......................................................... 2004-06 Godsey, George.................................................. 2005-10 Gooch, Alan........................................................ 1991-03 Goodyear, Tod.................................................... 1981-83 Graham, Mark......................................................... 1995 Green, Art................................................................ 1979 Green, Eric............................................................... 2004 Hatcher, Chris.......................................................... 1996 Heath, Ted............................................................... 1992 Hemmer, John ........................................................ 1979 Hinshaw, Darin........................................................ 2000 Hoffman, Charlie................................................ 1989-90 Huff, Charles....................................................... 1997-02 Huxtable, Dave................................................... 2004-10 Jeremia, Davis (J.D.)................................................. 1983 Jones, Willie........................................................ 1995-96 Kelly, David......................................................... 2007-11 Kessier, Bob............................................................. 1981 Key, Brent........................................................2006-13 Koschewa, Edgar................................................. 1993-94 Kruczek, Mike..................................................... 1985-97 LePain, Matt....................................................... 1995-96 Lounsberry, Paul................................................. 1987-99 Manfredi, Terry........................................................ 1982 Martin, Dana...................................................... 1985-93 Martinez, Willie.................................................. 1995-96 McCarthy, D.J...................................................... 2004-05 McCarty, Peter.................................................... 2004-07 McCaskill, Jack......................................................... 1979 McCrone, Ron..................................................... 1992-94 McFarland, Robert.............................................. 2000-03 Messina, Mike......................................................... 1989 Miller, Eric................................................................ 1994 Mogridge, Allen....................................................... 2012 Moore, Tom............................................................. 1991 Moss, Perry......................................................... 1986-87

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Murphy, Tom...................................................... 1979-82 Nelsen, Bill............................................................... 1994 Nickrenz, Chris......................................................... 1985 O’Shaughnessy, Michael.......................................... 1981 Owens, Billy............................................................. 1991 Panagos, Jim....................................................... 2007-11 Parker, Frank............................................................ 1981 Perkins, Jay.............................................................. 1993 Pesonen, Dick.......................................................... 1980 Piccinini, John.......................................................... 1979 Polian, Brian............................................................ 2004 Pollard, Don “Deek”...........................................1990-93 Richart, Phil........................................................ 1981-82 Robinson, Joe.......................................................... 2003 Rock, Matt................................................... 1994-95, ‘99 Romero, Randy................................................... 1986-90 Ross, Lou............................................................. 1979-80 Russell, Rusty........................................................... 1989 Salem, Tim.......................................................... 2004-11 Scott, Dennis............................................................ 1984 Seagraves, Al...................................................... 1983-85 Seamonson, Al......................................................... 2011 Shackelford, Bob................................................. 1988-90 Sirota, Mitch............................................................ 1983 Skladany, John............................................. 2007, ‘10-11 Snell, David.............................................................. 1991 Stewart, Bill............................................................. 1994 Stewart, Pete........................................................... 1983 Stockstill, Rick..................................................... 1985-88 Summers, Tyson..............................................2012-13 Taaffe, Charlie.................................................2009-13 Thompson, Lance............................................... 2004-06 Tuzzeo, Ray.............................................................. 1979 VanGorder, Brian................................................ 1995-97 Winter, Blaise.......................................................... 2012 Winters, Bill............................................................. 1991 Current assistant coaches in bold.

Kirk Callahan Defensive Backs - Second Season Kirk Callahan enters his second year on the UCF coaching staff in 2013. He was hired as the Knights’ defensive backs coach in February 2012, and appeared in eight games for the Black and Gold from 2003-06. The UCF secondary received several accolades during a 2012 season which witnessed the Knights capture the Conference USA East Division, a win in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl and a 10-4 record. Kemal Ishmael was voted as the C-USA Defensive Player of the Year, A.J. Bouye earned a spot on the All-C-USA Second Team and Lyle Dankenbring received Academic All-America honors. Ishmael and Bouye each had three interceptions on the year, with Bouye becoming the third player in UCF history to have a fumble and interception return for a touchdown in the same season. Bouye’s 111 interception return yards ranked fifth in single-season history.

The CALLAHAN File Hometown: Seffner, Fla. College Education: UCF, 2008 Coaching Experience: Defensive backs - UCF, 2012-Present Defensive graduate assistant - Florida, 2011 Graduate assistant - North Carolina, 2008-09 Student assistant - UCF, 2007

The duo was able take their talents to the next level when Ishmael was selected in the seventh round of the NFL Draft by Atlanta, while Bouye signed a free-agent deal with the Houston Texans. Before coming back to Orlando, Callahan was a defensive graduate assistant at Florida in 2011. While with the Gators, he helped guide a defense to a No. 7 national ranking in passing defense, as well as a No. 8 mark in total defense. Florida closed out the year with a 24-17 victory over Ohio State in the Gator Bowl. Prior to his time in Gainesville, Callahan was on the UCF staff as a student assistant in 2007. He also was a graduate assistant at North Carolina in 2008 and 2009. A native of Seffner, Fla., Callahan graduated from Armwood High School where he played for his father, Sean, and lettered all four seasons. Callahan received Tampa Tribune All-Hillsborough County First Team honors as a senior in 2002. He also was a Florida Sports Writers Association Class 4A All-State Honorable Mention pick. That year, he collected six interceptions and returned four for touchdowns, tying Deion Sanders’ state record. Callahan is a 2008 graduate of UCF, earning his bachelor’s degree in physical education. He was a teammate of current Knights’ tight ends/special teams coach Mike Buscemi from 2005-06.

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Lorenzo Costantini Defensive Line - Fifth Season Overall In his second stint at UCF, Lorenzo Costantini is back in Orlando for 2013, and has been a defensive line coach at five schools in his career. He spent 2012 with Southern Miss after serving on the UAB staff from 2007-11. During that tenure with the Blazers, he worked alongside Tyson Summers, who will be entering his second year as the Knights’ linebackers coach. At Southern Miss, Costantini helped Jamie Collins earn a spot on the All-C-USA First Team as he led the team with 92 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and 10 sacks. He also forced four fumbles and broke up five passes. Costantini also guided Elliott Henigan to all-conference status at UAB following a three-year stint at Tulane. UCF’s defensive lines produced solid seasons under Costantini. The 2002 squad ranked third in the Mid-American Conference with 31 sacks, while both the 2000 and 2001 defenses placed in the top 30 in the country. In 2002, Costantini played a vital role in coaching Elton Patterson to a spot on the All-MAC First Team. Patterson, who finished his career in the top five in school history in sacks, was a seventh-round draft pick by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2003. Costantini also coached Josh McKibben, who was named the team’s defensive MVP and signed with the Baltimore Ravens. Prior to UCF, Costantini was the defensive line coach at UTEP from 1996-00 while serving as the strength and conditioning coach from 1995-00. In the 2000 NFL Draft, WAC Defensive Player of the Year Brian Young (St. Louis Rams) and Leif Larsen (Buffalo Bills) were drafted while Costantini was at UTEP.

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Graduating from UTEP with a degree in education in 1990, Costantini was a fouryear letterwinner and a member of the 1988 team that won 10 games and made an appearance in the Independence Bowl. He began his playing career for the Miners as an offensive lineman, but moved to defensive end and finally nose guard for his senior season. As a senior, he recorded 33 tackles, two tackles for loss, caused one fumble and recovered a fumble. After his senior campaign, Costantini was a graduate assistant for UTEP in 1991, and coached at Jefferson High School in El Paso from 1992-94 where he was the defensive coordinator and strength and conditioning coach. A native of Houston and born in Rome, Italy, Costantini and his wife Merritt have two children, Rocco and Sofia.

The Costantini File Hometown: Houston, Texas College Education: UTEP, 1990 Coaching Experience: Defensive line - UCF, 2013-Present Defensive line - Southern Miss, 2012 Defensive line - UAB, 2007-11 Defensive line - Tulane, 2004-06 Defensive line - UCF, 2000-03 Defensive line - UTEP, 1996-00 Strength and conditioning coach - UTEP, 1995-00 Defensive coordinator/strength and conditioning coach Jefferson High School (Texas), 1992-94 Graduate assistant, defensive line - UTEP, 1991

Jim Fleming Defensive Coordinator - Second Season Jim Fleming joined UCF in December 2011 as the Knights’ linebackers coach, and was named defensive coordinator in January 2012. He previously spent 2010 with the Kent State linebackers, and was Akron’s defensive coordinator from 2004-09. Entering his 27th season overall as a collegiate coach in 2013, Fleming and the defense produced a solid 2012 campaign when the Knights went 10-4, won the Conference USA East Division and added a victory in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. Four players picked up conference honors, highlighted by safety Kemal Ishmael being named the C-USA Defensive Player of the Year. Meanwhile, defensive end Troy Davis was placed on the All-C-USA First Team, cornerback A.J. Bouye grabbed a spot on the second team and lineman Deion Green was voted on to the allfreshman team. UCF ultimately went on to rank first in C-USA in scoring and pass defense, as well as second in total defense and pass efficiency defense. In the 2013 NFL Draft, Ishmael represented the Knights in the seventh round when he was selected by Atlanta, while Bouye, Davis, Cam Henderson and Ray Shipman all signed free-agent deals. Fleming’s linebackers at Kent State prospered all season long in 2010. Middle linebacker Cobrani Mixon earned a spot on the All-Mid-American Conference First Team by collecting 11.5 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks, one interception, two forced fumbles and 82 overall tackles, while All-MAC Third Team selection Dorian Wood led the Golden Flashes with 96 tackles and had 11.5 tackles for loss. And Luke Batton delivered 68 tackles at the other outside linebacker position. Fleming ventured to Kent State following six campaigns at Akron, and along with

serving as the Zips’ defensive coordinator, he also mentored the safeties. Under Fleming, the defense produced four All-MAC honorees, including the league’s second-leading tackler in freshman Brian Wagner and just the program’s second three-time All-MAC selection in Almondo Sewell. Fleming’s defenses at Akron consistently performed among the nation’s best, ranking 32nd in total defense in 2005 when the Zips claimed their first MAC Championship and bowl bid, and 31st in passing defense in 2009. Prior to Akron, Fleming spent two years (2002-03) as the defensive backs coach at North Carolina. That stint came after two seasons as the head coach of Sacred Heart where he led the Pioneers to a 21-1 record, including a perfect 11-0 mark in 2001 that earned the Sports Network’s Division I-AA mid-major national championship. During their championship run, the Pioneers ranked second in the nation in scoring, pass efficiency and turnover margin, fourth in total defense and seventh in scoring defense and passing yards allowed. Fleming was named the Northeast Conference Coach of the Year in 2000 and 2001 after Sacred Heart won only two games in the season prior to his arrival. In his first season at the school he led a turnaround from 2-9 in 1999, to 10-1 and a No. 5 national ranking in 2000. A native of New York, N.Y., Fleming also spent two years as defensive coordinator/ defensive backs coach at Villanova (1998-99) and four years (1994-97) coaching linebackers (1994) and defensive backs (1995-97) at East Carolina. His 1997 squad ranked second in Conference USA in pass defense, while in 1995, the Pirates finished 9-3 and earned a berth in the Liberty Bowl where they defeated Stanford, 19-13. That season, the ECU defense ranked seventh nationally in pass efficiency defense, producing 33 takeaways and 19 interceptions. Fleming spent the 1993 campaign as the defensive coordinator at Brown where the team went from 0-10 and last place in the Ivy League, to 4-6 and a tie for fourth place in the conference. From 1987-92, he had a successful six-year stretch at Boise State, including the final three seasons as defensive coordinator. His 1991 Broncos’ defense led the nation in rushing defense and was third in turnover margin, and led the Big Sky Conference in every statistical category. In 1990, BSU finished 10-4 and advanced to the semifinals of the Division I-AA playoffs, leading the conference in scoring defense. Fleming is a 1982 graduate of the University of the South with a degree in English. While there, he was a four-year starter in football and baseball, earning allconference honors as a tight end in 1981. Fleming began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at South Carolina in 1985. He and his wife, Leslie, have four children, Jimmy, Will, Kate and Meg. Will is currently a tight end/fullback for Akron where he posted four receptions in 2011 and two more in 2012.

The FLEMING File Hometown: New York, N.Y. College Education: University of the South, 1982 Coaching Experience: Defensive coordinator - UCF, 2012-Present Linebackers - Kent State, 2010 Defensive coordinator/secondary - Akron, 2004-09 Defensive backs - North Carolina, 2002-03 Head coach - Sacred Heart, 2000-01 Defensive coordinator/defensive backs - Villanova, 1998-99 Defensive backs - East Carolina, 1995-97 Linebackers - East Carolina, 1994 Defensive coordinator - Boise State, 1990-92 Defensive backs - Boise State, 1989 Tight ends/wide receivers - Boise State, 1987-88 Graduate assistant - South Carolina, 1985-86

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Brent Key Asst. Head Coach/Offensive line - Ninth Season In his ninth campaign overall at UCF in 2013, Brent Key is in his fifth season as the program’s offensive line coach, and fourth as the recruiting coordinator. Prior to 2012, he was promoted to assistant head coach as well. Key had previously spent time as the Knights’ tight ends/special teams coordinator. He originally joined the Black and Gold prior to the 2005 season as the offensive graduate assistant coach and then as the tight ends coach in 2006. Leading the Knights in 2012, Key was selected as one of 29 national nominees for the Broyles Award, which is given out to the top assistant coach in college football. He also was the only coach in C-USA to be among the nominees. A total of three offensive linemen received C-USA honors in 2012, highlighted by All-C-USA First Team center Jordan Rae. Meanwhile, Torrian Wilson earned a spot on the second team and Jordan McCray receieved honorable-mention status. The trio helped UCF go 10-4 on the year, win the C-USA East Division and pick up a victory in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl. Key’s work on the line enabled UCF to rush for 33 touchdowns, marking the fourth-most in school history. The Knights also passed for 3,158 yards with 28 touchdowns, the most in both categories since 2002, and they tied the school record for fewest interceptions thrown (seven). UCF ranked second in the league in scoring offense and third in fewest sacks allowed. UCF’s offensive line received several postseason accolades in 2011, as Nick Pieschel was voted onto the All-C-USA Second Team by the league’s coaches, Theo Goins and Rae earned spots on the honorable mention list and Wilson was named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team. That season, the line helped pave the way for 27 rushing touchdowns. Key’s offensive line was instrumental in 2010 as the Knights won 11 games and claimed the C-USA Championship after going 7-1 in league play. UCF earned a spot in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl and defeated Georgia, 10-6, to record the first bowl victory in school history. The Knights concluded the year ranked in the top 25 of both national polls. The offensive line helped UCF average 32.1 points and 374.0 yards per contest. The line was anchored by right tackle Jah Reid, who garnered a spot on the All-CUSA First Team. Reid was selected by Baltimore in the third round of the 2011 NFL Draft. He was one of four UCF linemen who received honors from C-USA. Pieschel was an honorable mention all-league pick and twins Jordan and Justin McCray nabbed spots on the C-USA All-Freshman Team. The progress in UCF’s offensive line was quite evident in 2009 as UCF improved from 229.5 yards per game in 2008 to 340.8 in 2009, one of the five-largest jumps in the nation. Reid earned first-team All-C-USA honors for his work in 2009. While with the Knights, Key helped tight end Mike Merritt develop into a professional prospect. Merritt had 14 catches for 161 yards as a senior in 2007

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and was a seventh-round selection of the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2008 National Football League Draft. Merritt proved to be one of the best run-blocking tight ends in the country, helping the Knights set a program record with 3,287 rushing yards in 2007. Corey Rabazinski also had a strong campaign for the Knights in 2007. He totaled 10 catches for 66 yards with two scores. Working with Key in 2006, Rabazinski developed into one of UCF’s top receiving threats as a true freshman when he recorded 12 catches for 145 yards. During Key’s time in Orlando, the Knights have participated in four total bowl games, including the 2007 AutoZone Liberty Bowl. In 2007, UCF went 10-4 and claimed the C-USA Championship. A former standout at Georgia Tech under George O’Leary, Key was a four-year starter (1997-00) for the Yellow Jackets at right guard. During his career, he helped Georgia Tech rank in the top three in the Atlantic Coast Conference in rushing all four years. Key started 44 games for the Yellow Jackets and was part of a senior class that earned four-straight bowl berths, a first for the program since the 1950s. During Key’s sophomore year in 1998, Georgia Tech went 10-2, earned a share of the ACC title and participated in the Gator Bowl. In 2000, Key was an All-ACC selection. He helped Georgia Tech rank in the top-20 nationally in total offense, passing offense and scoring offense. Key was also part of an offensive line that led the league in fewest sacks allowed with 16, including only 14 by the starting five. He earned ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week honors after his performance against Maryland, when he helped the Yellow Jackets record 547 yards of total offense. Following his senior season, Key played in the Rotary Gridiron Classic in Orlando. Key began his coaching career at Georgia Tech in 2001 as the offensive graduate assistant coach under O’Leary. Prior to joining the staff at UCF, he worked at Western Carolina in 2004, coaching the tight ends and running backs.

The key File Hometown: Birmingham, Ala. College Education: Georgia Tech, 2001 Coaching Experience: Assistant head coach - UCF, 2012-Present Offensive line - UCF, 2009-Present (Recruiting coordinator since 2010) Tight ends/special teams - UCF, 2008 Recruiting coordinator - UCF, 2007 Tight ends - UCF, 2006 Graduate assistant - UCF, 2005 Tight ends/running backs - Western Carolina, 2004 Graduate assistant - Georgia Tech, 2001-02

Tyson Summers Linebackers - Second Season Tyson Summers came to UCF as a defensive assistant coach in January 2012 and was named linebackers coach one month later. He had been on UAB’s staff since December 2006 as the Blazers’ linebackers coach and was their safeties coach and co-special teams coordinator in the final season of his tenure before accepting the job with the Knights. Leading the UCF linebackers in 2012, Summers helped mold three Knights into consistent starters en route to a C-USA East Division crown, a Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl win and a 10-4 record. Sophomore Terrance Plummer was in his first year as the Knights’ middle linebacker, and he went on to rack up 108 tackles with seven for loss. On the outsides, Ray Shipman broke out in just his second full season as he amassed 91 tackles. And previously a running back, Jonathan Davis was named the team’s Most Improved Defensive Player, and he capped off the year with 99 tackles with nine tackles for loss. In his first year working with the UAB safeties in 2011, Summers helped mentor Jamie Bender in his senior season as he led the Blazers with 119 tackles while also posting 7.5 tackles for loss, two interceptions, six break-ups and four forced fumbles. Bender would be voted onto the All-C-USA Second Team for that performance. And on special teams, UAB ranked 17th in the nation by allowing just 4.71 yards per punt return, while freshman kicker Ty Long was named a 2011 Freshman All-American by Phil Steele’s College Football Preview. Summers took over UAB’s linebackers in 2007, where Joe Henderson was named to the All-C-USA Second Team. In 2008, Henderson climbed up to the first team thanks to a team-high 87 tackles as well as 12.5 tackles for loss, and went on to play for the BC Lions of the CFL from 2010-11. With a new wave of linebackers under Summers’ control in 2010, Marvin Burdette paced the Blazers with 114 tackles en route to All-C-USA Honorable Mention accolades. While Summers was with UAB, kicker Swayze Waters was an All-C-USA First Team pick in 2007 and 2008, and has appeared in NFL preseason games highlighted by a stint with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2011. Hailing from Tifton, Ga., Summers coached the safeties at Georgia Southern in 2006 a year after serving as a graduate assistant for Georgia in 2005. That season the Bulldogs won the SEC title and earned a berth in the Sugar Bowl. Summers worked

The SUMMERS File Hometown: Tifton, Ga. College Education: Presbyterian, 2002 Coaching Experience: Linebackers - UCF, 2012-Present Safeties/co-special teams coordinator - UAB, 2011 Linebackers - UAB, 2007-10 Safeties - Georgia Southern, 2006 Graduate assistant/defensive backs - Georgia, 2005 Graduate assistant/wide receivers - Troy, 2004 Defensive backs - Presbyterian, 2003 Assistant coach/defensive backs - Tift County (Ga.) High School, 2002

Tyson Summers with the secondary and witnessed three UGA defensive backs get selected in the NFL Draft: Tim Jennings (second round, First-Team All-SEC), DeMario Minter (fifth round, First-Team All-SEC) and Greg Blue (fifth round, First-Team All-American). During the 2004 season, Summers was a graduate assistant at Troy, which reached the postseason and the Silicon Valley Classic, and in 2003 he helped guide the defensive backs at Presbyterian. Summers earned his first coaching position at Tift County High School in Georgia where he was taking care of the defensive backs in 2002. A four-year letterwinner at Presbyterian, Summers earned All-South Atlantic honors as a linebacker in 1999 and was selected as team captain as a senior. He received his bachelor’s degree in political science from Presbyterian in 2002. Summers is married to the former Beth King, and the couple has two sons, Jake and Walker. Summers’ father was a running back at the University of Florida.

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Charlie Taaffe Offensive Coordinator/QBs - Fifth Season Charlie Taaffe is in his fifth campaign as UCF’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach in 2013. During his UCF tenure, the Knights have won 34 total contests in just four seasons and have appeared in three bowl games including two victories. En route to a Conference USA East Division title, a win in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl and a 10-4 record, UCF experienced plenty of success on the offensive side of the ball in 2012. The Knights averaged 35.4 points per game, good for second in C-USA and fifth in UCF history. The 496 total points were just six shy of the all-time record, while it did set the school mark with 61 offensive touchdowns. On the ground, UCF rushed for 33 touchdowns which ranked fourth since the program’s inception in 1979, and Latavius Murray pounded out 1,106 yards and 15 touchdowns. It was the ninth time UCF had a 1,000-yard back, and the 15 scores were second-most in a single season. He went on to be selected by Oakland in the sixth round of the 2013 NFL Draft. In the air, the Knights had the most passing yards (3,158) and touchdowns (28) since 2002, and tied the school record for fewest interceptions with seven. Blake Bortles was selected to the All-C-USA Second Team, giving UCF its first allconference quarterback dating back to its first season in a league (MAC) in 2002. Bortles also would be voted as the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl MVP, and he finished the year by setting a school record with 174-straight attempts without throwing a pick. Along with Bortles, Murray (first team), center Jordan Rae (first team) and tackle Torrian Wilson (second team) were voted on to C-USA’s first or second teams, and receiver Breshad Perriman grabbed a spot on the C-USA All-Freshman Team. With Taaffe at the helm in 2011, UCF’s offense averaged 406.8 yards of total offense a game, which was the second-highest total for the Knights since 2002. The Black and Gold also rushed for 27 touchdowns. Led by four offensive all-conference honorees in linemen Nick Pieschel, Theo Goins and Rae as well as tight end Adam Nissley, the Knights outscored opponents 197-47 at home in 2011. Bortles, Wilson and wide receiver J.J. Worton were all voted onto the C-USA All-Freshman Team, as Worton set a UCF freshman record with 41 receptions. In 2010, Taaffe helped UCF record the top season in program history. The Knights went 11-3, claimed the C-USA Championship and defeated Georgia in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl. The bowl win was the first for the Knights. UCF entered the national rankings for the first time, and finished the campaign 20th in the USA Today Coaches Poll and 21st in the Associated Press Top 25. Offensively, UCF averaged 32.1 points per game during the year, up from 26.2 in 2009. The Knights scored at least 35 points on eight occasions. Taaffe helped mentor quarterback Jeff Godfrey, who was named the C-USA Freshman of the Year and garnered freshman All-America honors. Godfrey started the final 12 games of the year and led all freshmen in the country with a 66.8 completion percentage. He was one of just three true freshman quarterbacks nationally who led his team to a bowl victory. In Taaffe’s offense, Godfrey set several UCF singleseason records, including rushing yards by a quarterback, rushing touchdowns by a freshman quarterback and passing yards by a true freshman quarterback. Taaffe’s impact on the UCF offense was instant and significant in 2009 as the Knights made one of the five largest improvements in the nation from 2008 to 2009. UCF’s total offensive average went from 229.5 yards per game in 2008 to 340.8. The Knights’ passing attack in particular saw a great boost, improving from 116.2 yards per game in 2008 to 210.3. UCF scored an additional 10 points per game on average, jumping from 16.6 to 26.2. It all added up to an 8-5 record and berth in the St. Petersburg Bowl after going 4-8 the previous year. Taaffe came to Orlando after spending two seasons in the Canadian Football League where he served as the head coach of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. He brought over 35 years of coaching experience to the UCF staff. 32

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The taaffe File Hometown: Albany, N.Y. College Education: Siena, 1973 Coaching Experience: Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks - UCF, 2009-Present Head coach - Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 2007-08 Offensive assistant - Pittsburgh, 2006 Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks - Maryland, 2001-05 Head coach - Montreal Alouettes, 1997-00 Offensive coordinator - Montreal Alouettes, 1997-98 Head coach - The Citadel, 1987-96 Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks/running backs - Army, 1981-86 Running backs/linebackers/special teams - Virginia, 1976-80 Graduate assistant - NC State, 1975 Graduate assistant - Georgia Tech, 1974 Running backs - Albany, 1973 In addition to his time with the Tiger-Cats, Taaffe served as the head coach at The Citadel from 1987-96 and with the Montreal Alouettes in the CFL from 1999-00. Taaffe also coached full-time on the college level from 2001-05, serving as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Maryland. In his first campaign with the Terrapins, he helped guide the program to the 2001 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship and a spot in the FedEx Orange Bowl. In each of his first two seasons at Maryland, the Terps broke their school record for scoring, registering 390 points in 2001 and then 451 points the following year. Maryland played in three bowl games during Taaffe’s tenure, recording victories in the 2001 Peach Bowl over Tennessee and the 2004 Gator Bowl versus West Virginia. Under Taaffe’s tutelage, quarterbacks Shaun Hill and Scott McBrien both garnered All-ACC honors. Taaffe spent the 2006 season at Pittsburgh as an offensive assistant. While serving as Montreal’s head coach, Taaffe was the CFL Coach of the Year in both 1999 and 2000. Montreal advanced to the CFL East Division title game in 1999. In his final campaign with the Alouettes, Taaffe guided the squad to the 2000 Grey Cup final. Taaffe also worked as the team’s offensive coordinator from 199798 before taking over as head coach. From 1987-96, he posted a 55-47-1 mark as the head coach at The Citadel, winning more games than any other head coach at the college. His best year came in 1992 when the Bulldogs went 11-2, advancing to the Football Championship Subdivision quarterfinals. That year, The Citadel concluded the regular season ranked No. 1 in the nation and Taaffe was named the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year. While at The Citadel, he led the Bulldogs to victories over Football Bowl Subdivision teams on six occasions, including upsets of South Carolina and Arkansas. Four of his squads were ranked in the final FCS poll. In both 1988 and 1990 Taaffe was named both the Southern Conference Coach of the Year and the Kodak Region II Coach of the Year. Taaffe was the offensive coordinator, quarterbacks coach and running backs coach at various points in his tenure at Army from 1981-86. Taaffe’s time at West Point included berths in the 1984 Cherry Bowl and the 1985 Peach Bowl, the only time that the Black Knights have played in consecutive bowl games. In the three years that Taaffe served as Army’s offensive coordinator, the team posted a combined record of 23-13. Taaffe was also an assistant at Virginia (1976-80), NC State (1975), Georgia Tech (1974) and Albany (1973). After starting his collegiate career at Clemson, Taaffe played quarterback at Siena from 1970-72. He received his bachelor’s degree in education in 1973 and was inducted into the school’s athletics hall of fame in 1990. Taaffe and his wife, Jan, have a son Brian, who was a quarterback for the Knights in 2009.

Kristy Belden

Andrew Dodge

Director of Player Development

Defensive Graduate Assistant

Kristy Belden is in her 12th year at UCF, and her second as the football program’s director of player development. Previously she served as an associate director in the academic services for student-athletes office and as the lead advisor for the Knights’ football team. Belden received her bachelor’s degree from St. John’s, where she was a member of the Red Storm track and field team. She earned a master’s degree in educational psychology/sport psychology from Florida State. Belden and her husband, Paul, welcomed their first daughter, Zoe, in 2010.

Mark Cammack Director of Player Personnel Mark Cammack is in his seventh year at UCF, and his first as director of player personnel. He spent two seasons as a defensive graduate assistant from 2011-12, working closely with the linebacker unit and the offensive show team for the defense. Cammack’s prior experience at UCF included serving as the operations/recruiting intern where he assisted in the day to day operations of the football office and with all on campus recruiting duties. He also was a volunteer student assistant performing various tasks for the staff. Prior to rejoining UCF football in 2011, Cammack spent the 2010 season as the special teams coordinator and secondary coach for nearby Lake Howell High School. Cammack received his undergraduate degree in sports and fitness from UCF in 2007 and his master’s degree in sports and fitness in 2009.

Paul Carrington Defensive Graduate Assistant Paul Carrington begins his second year as a defensive graduate assistant. As a defensive end for the Black and Gold from 2002-05, Carrington amassed 139 tackles in 46-career games while with the Knights. Following his UCF career, Carrington signed a free-agent deal with the Atlanta Falcons in the spring of 2006 and went on to play in 15 games with two starts for the Falcons that season. The Georgia native would then sign with the Denver Broncos in 2007, and he also suited up for the United Football League’s California Redwoods from 2009-10. Carrington received his bachelor’s degree in communications from UCF in 2005, and then earned his master’s in sports and fitness with an emphasis on exercise physiology in December 2010.

Danielle Cumm Senior Administrative Assistant Danielle Cumm is in her fourth season on the football staff, serving as senior administrative assistant. She helps the staff with the compilation and assembly of playbooks and other tasks preparing the Knights for game day and beyond.

She spent 2005-08 working in UCF’s athletic marketing office where she was primarily responsible for baseball while also assisting with football and basketball. She was a marketing intern for the Houston Astros during their 2009 spring training in Kissimmee. The native of Jacksonville earned a bachelor’s degree in communications with a minor in marketing from UCF in 2005 and a master’s degree in communications from UCF in 2007.

Andrew Dodge enters his first year on the staff as a defensive graduate assistant. Originally from Pennsylvania, Dodge was a three-year letterwinner at Martin County High School in South Florida. He joined the Knights family in the fall of 2008 as a student equipment manager. For the 2008-12 seasons, he oversaw the day-to-day operations and assisted with defensive line and secondary drills. In 2012, Dodge volunteered at Timber Creek High School in Orlando where he coached the wide receivers. Dodge received his bachelor’s degree in sport and exercise science from UCF in 2012. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in coaching and sport administration.

Ed Ellis Dir. of Strength & Conditioning Ed Ellis has more than 25 years of experience in the field and 22 years as a head strength and conditioning coach with stops at Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Illinois State, Ole Miss and Arkansas in addition to UCF. Ellis is in his 10th season as director of strength and conditioning at UCF, working directly with the football program while overseeing the strength, speed and conditioning efforts for UCF’s 16 sport athletics program. Ellis was named the 2000 Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Professional of the Year for the ACC. He earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education and health from Alabama in 1987, and his master’s degree in education from Arkansas in 1989.

Travis Fisher Defensive Quality Assistant Travis Fisher returns to Orlando as UCF’s defensive quality assistant in 2013. Fisher spent the 1999-01 seasons as a Knight after two years at Coffeyville Community College in Kansas. Born in Tallahassee and a graduate of Godby High School, the cornerback racked up 130 tackles with UCF, including 61 during his senior campaign. He currently ranks seventh on the all-time list with 31 break-ups in his collegiate career. Following his days in a Black and Gold jersey, Fisher was selected by the St. Louis Rams in the second round with the 64th overall pick of the 2002 NFL Draft, and ranks as the third-highest draft pick in UCF history (Daunte Culpepper 11th pick in 1999, Torell Troup 41st pick in 2010). He went on to play five seasons with the Rams, two with the Detroit Lions and one with the Seattle Seahawks, while he also joined the Baltimore Ravens in 2010.

Sean Fitzgerald Offensive Graduate Assistant Sean Fitzgerald is in his first season with the UCF football program in 2013 as an offensive graduate assistant. Fitzgerald went to St. Thomas Aquinas High School and came to UCF in 2007. He worked as a member of the UCF equipment staff (200712) and also interned with the UCF offense for a year (2012-13). A native of Coral Springs, Fla., Fitzgerald earned his bachelor’s degree in general business management from UCF in May 2012, and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in mass communication.

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Will Glover

Manny Messeguer

Offensive Quality Assistant

Special Asst. to the Head Coach

Will Glover joins the Knights in 2013 as their offensive quality assistant. He first came to UCF as a volunteer in the spring of 2013. Glover hails from Tampa where he starred as a wide receiver at Jesuit High School. One football mind that saw potential in Glover out of high school was Coach George O’Leary, who was serving as Georgia Tech’s head coach at the time. With the Yellow Jackets from 1999-02, Glover quickly broke into the school’s record book. He currently ranks sixth with 122 career receptions and 13th with 1,316 receiving yards. Professionally, Glover played for the Lakeland Thunderbolts of the National Indoor Football League and received looks from the New York Jets as well as the CFL.

Robert Jones Dir. of Equipment Operations Robert Jones has served as UCF’s director of equipment operations since 2002. He operated one of the top equipment staffs in Conference USA, resulting in the league’s Equipment Staff of the Year in 2006. A graduate of Carson Newman College, Jones was the national promotion director for BIKE Athletic from 2001-02. From 1993-00, Jones served in the Louisville equipment office. He also spent the 1987-93 seasons as the football equipment manager at Purdue, and worked from 1985-87 with Northwestern. At Carson Newman as a student manager, he was a part of two national titles in 1983-84. His first professional role in the equipment department was as an assistant equipment manager with the Orlando Renegades of the USFL in 1985.

Keegan Kennedy Offensive Graduate Assistant Keegan Kennedy is in his second season with the UCF football program as an offensive graduate assistant.

Prior to formally joining the UCF program in February of 2008, Messeguer spent 18 years as general manager and vice president of Tropical Ford Inc. Messeguer served in the United States Air Force, where he was taught to be a pilot during the Vietnam era and remains instrument rated as a private pilot. He is originally a native of Miami and first moved to Orlando when stationed at McCoy Air Force Base. He lives with his wife Madalana. They have three children, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Marty O’Leary Asst. A.D./Football Operations Marty O’Leary is in his ninth year on the UCF football staff as the director of football operations and 10th overall after spending one season as a graduate assistant. O’Leary was promoted to assistant A.D. for football operations in the spring of 2008 following the Knights run to the C-USA Championship title the previous season. He oversees the day-to-day operations of the football program from budget development, daily logistics of practice, as well as the institution of football policies and procedures. Prior to UCF, he worked in the financial field for Invesco Retirement, Inc. A graduate from Georgia Tech in 2002 with a degree in business management, O’Leary lettered in football at Tech as a free safety. He and his wife, Sophia, got married in February 2013.

Megan Taylor Administrative Assistant

Kennedy came to UCF from John Carroll University, where he coached the tight ends and worked with the offensive line during the 2011 season. Prior to John Carroll, Kennedy played football at Northwestern University (2005-09) where he was a four-year letterwinner as well as an All-Big Ten offensive lineman his final season. While at NU, Kennedy also received the Randy Walker Wildcat Warrior Award in his final season.

Megan Taylor is entering her third season as an administrative assistant to the coaching staff. She is a 2011 graduate of UCF, having earned her bachelor’s degree in event management. She supported the Knights’ football program as a member of the Gold Team for three years prior to her graduation.

Kennedy has earned his master’s degree in sports administration and his bachelor’s degree in communications from Northwestern.

Taylor is a graduate student in the UCF applied learning and instruction master of arts program. She is a Kappa Delta alumna and a native of Rockledge, Fla.

John Kvatek Assistant A.D./Video Services John Kvatek enters his 10th season as a football support staff member and the director of video services at UCF, while he is in his second year as an assistant A.D. Kvatek was at Pinnacle Systems, Inc., from 1999-04, while he was the athletic video services coordinator at Wisconsin from 1995-99. At UW, he was responsible for the development and utilization of the world’s first digital video network for sports video analysis and editing and was a member of the Kohl Center Design Team. Kvatek also has worked as a video coordinator at Virginia Tech and Miami (Ohio) in their respective athletic departments. He is a 1995 graduate of Miami University with a bachelor’s degree in mass communications. Kvatek, originally a resident of Creekside, Pa., and his wife Michelle have three sons: Conor, Liam and Declan. 34

Manny Messeguer, who has missed only a few games in UCF’s 34 years of football, serves as special assistant to head coach George O’Leary. He was inducted into the UCF Athletics Hall of Fame in 2011. He has met every UCF president, athletics director and football coach, and began his association with the program in 1979 as a fan and proud Orlando resident. In 1982 he became a donor leader and has served the program in numerous capacities.

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Mary Vander Heiden Director of Sports Medicine Mary Vander Heiden serves as UCF’s director of sports medicine and head football athletic trainer. Vander Heiden completed her master’s of arts degree in exercise physiology in 2001 from UCF while serving as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for the football team. A 1998 graduate of Wisconsin Eau-Claire, she earned a B.S. degree in kinesiology, with a minor in exercise management and a concentration in sports medicine. As part of her graduation requirements at UW Eau-Claire, Vander Heiden worked with the University of Minnesota football team as a student athletic trainer. She also served as the associate head athletic trainer for the annual Gridiron Classic from 1999-04. Prior to graduation, Vander Heiden played softball at WisconsinStout from 1993-97, and she is a native of Port Washington, Wis.

Dr. John C. Hitt President - 22nd Year at UCF President John C. Hitt loves Knights football. But there is more to know about the team’s No. 1 fan who has helped the University of Central Florida become one of the great success stories in American higher education.

Twenty-One Remarkable Years

Dr. Hitt celebrated his 21st anniversary at UCF in 2013, and he is the longest-serving public university president in Florida. Under his leadership: -enrollment has nearly tripled to exceed 59,000 students -UCF rose from the fifth-largest university in Florida to the largest, and from the 115th-largest university in the country to the second largest -UCF sets new school records each year for the quality of its students, the number of transfer students it accepts from community and state colleges, and the number of degrees it awards -UCF produces more graduates than any other university in Florida

President Hitt’s Five Key Goals

Much of UCF’s success during President Hitt’s tenure relates to the steady pursuit of the five key goals that he established in 1992. -Offer the best undergraduate education available in Florida -Achieve international prominence in key programs of graduate study and research -Provide international focus to our curricula and research programs -Become more inclusive and diverse -Be America’s leading partnership university

Go Knights!

The president’s team approach to tackling opportunities, challenges, and problems has taken UCF from promise to prominence, and it has earned him and the university many accolades. -President Hitt has twice ranked No. 1 on Orlando Magazine’s list of Orlando’s 50 Most Powerful People, and he also earned the Orlando Sentinel’s Central Floridian of the Year award. -UCF is the No. 5 “up and coming” school in the country in the U.S. News & World Report 2013 best colleges ranking. -The Carnegie Foundation designated UCF as a “very high research activity” institution, Carnegie’s highest ranking. -Kiplinger and The Princeton Review have recognized a UCF education as one of the best values in the country.

More on President Hitt

-He grew up in Texas, and he was the first in his family to graduate from college. -He came to UCF after 19 years of administrative experience and a distinguished academic career at Tulane University, Texas Christian University, Bradley University, and the University of Maine. -He met his wife, the former Martha Halsted, at Austin College in Texas, where he played football as an offensive lineman. -The Hitts celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary last year. -They have two children and two grandchildren.

A Winning Approach

Many of UCF’s signature achievements result from partnerships. UCF combines its resources with others in government, business, education, and philanthropy to create mutually beneficial facilities and programs. Those include: -the UCF College of Medicine at Lake Nona, which anchors a medical city projected to generate up to 30,000 jobs by the end of 2017 -the Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy, recognized as one of North America’s leading graduate video-game programs -the DirectConnect to UCF program, which guarantees admission to graduates from four nearby community and state colleges -the UCF Institute for Simulation and Training, a world leader in developing simulation for training in the military, health care, and elsewhere -the Florida High Tech Corridor, which connects businesses with top student and faculty talent from UCF, the University of South Florida, and the University of Florida to drive high-tech jobs in 23 Central Florida counties

John and Martha Hitt

Athletics Thrive

President Hitt’s years at UCF coincide with great advances in Knights athletics, including: -completion of the 45,000-seat Bright House Networks Stadium and the 10,000-seat CFE Arena -graduation of UCF football from Division I-AA to Division 1 -ascent of all UCF athletic teams to the American Athletic Conference starting in 2013-14, bringing unprecedented national exposure to the university and more marquee matchups to Knights fans

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Todd Stansbury V.P. & Director of Athletics - Second Season The University of Central Florida named Todd Stansbury vice president and director of athletics on Jan. 10, 2012. He officially began his duties at UCF on March 1, 2012. Since joining the Knights, Stansbury has overseen an athletic department that has had significant success in competition, in the classroom and in the community while also working diligently to become an indispensable partner to the campus and Central Florida region.

children. Knights Without Borders has plans for two international service trips per year which will include both current student-athletes and Varsity Knights.

During the 2012-13 academic year, UCF won three Conference USA championships and boasted the school’s first NCAA individual champion. The women’s soccer, women’s indoor track and field and women’s outdoor track and field programs all won league titles. Sprinter Aurieyall Scott took the 60-meter dash crown at the 2013 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. The Knights’ football program won the C-USA East Division title and won a bowl game for the second time in school history. In addition, both the volleyball and women’s basketball programs advanced to their respective Conference USA Championship games.

Stansbury joined the Knights after serving as executive associate athletic director at Oregon State University, beginning in 2003. At Oregon State, Stansbury supervised internal and external operations and revenue sports, including development and oversight of a $56 million budget for an athletics program that includes 17 sports and more than 500 student-athletes.

In the classroom, UCF continued its incredible run of academic success under Stansbury’s leadership. UCF student-athletes set a school record with a 3.17 grade-point average (GPA) in the 2012-13 academic year. The Knights have now put together 11 consecutive terms with a 3.0 GPA or better, while 12 of the Knights’ 16 teams were at or above a 3.0 for the 2013 spring term. As part of Stansbury’s vision for the development of an Institute for StudentAthlete Leadership, the Knights initiated a partnership with Junior Achievement and expanded their community service initiatives beyond Central Florida with the creation of an international service program called “Knights without Borders.” The inaugural “Knights without Borders” service-learning trip to Panama saw Knight student-athletes and administrators work on maintenance and repairs at a pair of orphanages, while also teaching nutrition and wellness classes to the

Stansbury’s belief in the development of leaders through the intercollegiate experience extends beyond graduation, which led to the establishment of the young alumni leadership council and the resurrection of the Varsity Knights. These two groups focus on professional development and building a pipeline to professional opportunities and the Knight network.

During his tenure at Oregon State, Stansbury was part of the senior leadership team that led the renaissance of Oregon State athletics. The following is a snapshot of some of the program’s achievements during Stansbury’s tenure at Oregon State: -- More than half of Oregon State’s student-athletes boasted grade-point averages of 3.0 or higher. -- The Beavers’ athletics annual fund grew by 155 percent since 2003, while ticket sales increased by 80 percent. -- About $120 million in new athletics facilities were completed since 2004, and more than $40 million in facilities were on track for completion in Corvallis when Stansbury left for his new position at UCF. Prior to his time at Oregon State, Stansbury served as director of athletics at East Tennessee State University from 2000-03. He was associate director of athletics at the University of Houston from 1997-00 and worked in the athletics department at Georgia Tech from 1988-95. He also has experience in the classroom, teaching courses as an adjunct professor at Oregon State and Houston. In 1984, Stansbury received a bachelor’s of science degree in industrial management from Georgia Tech, where he was a member of the football team. He was a third-round draft choice for the Canadian Football League’s Saskatchewan Roughriders. Stansbury later completed a master’s degree in sports administration at Georgia State University in 1993. Stansbury began his professional career as a banker in the asset-based lending division of Citizens and Southern National Bank in Atlanta before returning to Georgia Tech as the academic counselor for football in 1988. Stansbury is a native of Oakville, Ontario, Canada, and is married to the former Karen Hammond of Easley, S.C. The couple’s interest in travel led to an 18-month circumnavigation of the globe from 1995 through 1996, which included a number of adventures, including trekking the Himalaya of Nepal, tracking the Mountain Gorilla in the Congo (Zaire) and sailing the Whitsunday Islands of Australia.

Todd and Karen Stansbury

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David Hansen

Zack Lassiter

Jessica Reo

Senior Associate A.D./ Internal Operations Eighth Season

Senior Associate A.D./ External Operations Second Season

Senior Associate A.D./ SWA 11th Season

Brad Stricklin

Mark Wright

Senior Associate A.D./ Chief Financial Officer Eighth Season

Assistant Vice President, Athletics Development First Season

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Personal

-Attended Evans High School where he was an all-metro honorable-mention selection as a senior -Competed in the Metro All-Star Football Game Dec. 15, 2011

-Son of Kenya Nelson-Warren -Major is undeclared as of 2013 Summer B

2012 - True Freshman

High School

-Selected as the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the SMU game and the UTEP contest

-Coached by Greg Seibert at Pensacola Catholic, which also produced former UCF offensive lineman and Green Bay Packers Pro Bowl selection Josh Sitton -Was a three-year starter and earned four letters -Named to the 2011 Florida Class 3A Defense First Team -Listed at No. 16 on the Orlando Sentinel’s 2012 Florida Panhandle Super60 -Also named to the Pensacola News Journal All-Area Football Team -As a junior (2010), had 85 tackles, 21 tackles for loss and 12 sacks -Played mostly at strongside defensive end -In 2010, helped lead team to its second straight district title as well as the Class 2B state semifinals, narrowly falling to eventual state champion Trinity Catholic -In his first year starting as a sophomore, team advanced to the state semifinals -Also lettered three years in basketball and two years in baseball -Received offers from Memphis, Florida Atlantic and Western Michigan, and interest from Kentucky, Mississippi, USF, Texas Tech and Middle Tennessee State

Personal -Parents are Mark and Karen Adams -Major is undeclared

2012 - Sophomore

-Started 12 games and appeared in all 14 -Totaled 62 tackles, including two for a loss, and had one interception -Led the team, and ranked 14th in C-USA, with nine break-ups, and also was tied for first in the league with three fumble recoveries -At Akron 8/30: Recorded four tackles in the opener vs. the Zips -FIU 9/15: Registered two tackles, including a tackle for loss and two break-ups -Missouri 9/29: Had three total tackles and two passes broken up -ECU 10/4: Intercepted his first collegiate pass against the Pirates -Southern Miss 10/13: Made two tackles with a pass break-up -At Memphis 10/20: Tallied five tackles -At Marshall 10/27: Collected four tackles with a pass broken up -SMU 11/3: Totaled six tackles with one pass break-up -At UTEP 11/10: Recorded one assisted tackle and a fumble recovery -At Tulsa 11/17: Racked up nine tackles (five solo) and 0.5 TFL -UAB 11/24: Added 11 tackles (seven solo) and one break-up -C-USA Championship 12/1: Totaled 10 tackles with a fumble recovery -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Recovered a fumble and had a break-up and two tackles

2011 - True Freshman

-Appeared in 10 games with five starts at CB in the final five games, and recorded 43 tackles (27 solo) with 0.5 tackles for loss and five passes broken up -At UAB 10/20: Amassed eight tackles (four solo) with 0.5 TFL -Memphis 10/29: Recorded four tackles (three solo) -Tulsa 11/3: Posted six tackles and one break-up -At Southern Miss 11/12: Registered 11 tackles (seven solo) with a break-up -At East Carolina 11/19: Collected five tackles and a 12-yard fumble return -UTEP 11/25: Had nine tackles (eight solo) with a pair of break-ups

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Career Statistics Year 2011 2012 Totals

G/GS 10/5 14/12 24/17

UT-AT-TT 27-16-43 28-34-62 55-50-105

SACK 0.0 0.0 0.0

TFL 0.5 2.0 2.5

PBU 5 9 14

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Opponent at Akron - 8/30 at OSU - 9/8 FIU - 9/15 Missouri - 9/29 ECU - 10/4 USM - 10/13 at MEM - 10/20 at MAR - 10/27 SMU - 11/3 at UTEP - 11/10 at Tulsa - 11/17 UAB - 11/24 at Tulsa - 12/1 vs. BSU - 12/21

UT-AT-TT 3-1-4 0-0-0 1-1-2 2-1-3 0-3-3 1-1-2 2-3-5 1-3-4 2-4-6 0-1-1 5-4-9 7-4-11 3-7-10 1-1-2

SACK 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0 1.0-5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.5-0 0.0-0 0.5-1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

PBU 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1

INT 0 1 1

INT 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

2012 - Sophomore

Prior to UCF

High School

Personal

FF 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

-Worked with the scout team due to transfer rules, and was named the UCF Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week prior to the FIU and Missouri games

-Played in 10 games as a freshman at Western Michigan, totaling seven tackles -Started one game, which came at Miami (Ohio)

-Played defensive tackle for Westwood and coach Rodrick Lawson, mostly at nose tackle, but also saw action on the offensive line -Helped guide his Panthers to a District 13 Region 3A title and a 9-1 record, including an undefeated regular season capped by a thrilling 22-21 win over then unbeaten Fort Pierce Central in front of 10,000 fans -Fell in the Class 3A regional quarterfinal -Recorded 63 tackles, seven sacks, 13 tackles for loss, three fumble recoveries and two pass break-ups as a senior -As a junior in 2009, had 60 tackles and four sacks, helping Westwood to a regional final and 8-4 finish -Was rated as the No. 10 overall prospect in Palm Beach’s Treasure and Gold Coasts -2010 District 17 3A Defensive Player of the Year -Twice named to the All-Treasure Coast and All-Palm Beach County teams -Participated in the North vs. South Florida Senior All-Star Game, and in the Palm Beach Outback Bowl Game -ESPN, Rivals and Scout websites rated him three stars -Rated No. 51 at defensive tackle by Rivals, No. 59 by Scout and No. 85 by ESPN -Was a Rivals 2010 All-NIKE Camp Team Defense honorable-mention selection

-Parents are Albert Anderson and Marguerite Young -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

2012 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Started the year as a wide receiver before switching to defensive back -Appeared in seven games, mostly on special teams -Collected two tackles at East Carolina (11/19) and one more vs. UTEP (11/25)

-Earned a redshirt

2012 - True Freshman

-Did not see game action, working with the scout team

High School

-Four-year letterman on offensive and defensive line for Stone Mountain -Coached by Dante Ferguson -Stone Mountain achieved an 8-2 record in 2011, which was the third-best in school history -Selected to the East vs. West Georgia Senior Bowl -As a senior, was named all-region, all-area and all-county -Elected to the first Georgia Junior Bowl in 2010 -Received a spot on the Nike SPARQ All-Combine Team as a junior, while also earning all-region, all-area and all-county recognition -Member of the Hope Club, which helps special needs students -Also recruited by Memphis, Cincinnati, Southern Miss, Western Kentucky and Alabama State

Personal

-Parents are Michael and Gwendolyn Anderson -Major is undecided

2012 - Redshirt Junior

Prior to UCF

High School

-Selected as the Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week prior to the East Carolina and UAB contests

-Played for Iowa Wesleyan College in 2009

-Lettered three years at Viera High School -Was a 2009 all-star and received Florida Today Player of the Week honors -Also earned three letters on the wrestling team

Personal

2012 - Sophomore

-Son of Harold and Daniella Ballard -Majoring in political science

-Played for University High School, where he also ran track

-Son of Sean and Zorana Beckton -Father is UCF’s wide receivers coach, and is in the UCF Athletics Hall of Fame -Majoring in sport and exercise science

-Selected as the Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the UTEP game

-A talented athlete who first played tight end while a senior at Osseo -Head coach at Osseo was Derrin Lamker -Previously played at defensive end while attending Maple Grove Senior High School -At Osseo, also played H-Back, fullback and long snapper -In 2011, Osseo finished 9-2 and 7-1 in the region to earn the conference championship -Team advanced to the Minnesota Class 5A regional finals against Wayzata -As a senior, had the most touchdowns on the team as a tight end and totaled 18 receptions for 498 yards -Also had nine tackles on special teams -A three-sport star, played on the Orioles basketball and baseball teams as well, earning three letters in each -As a senior on the basketball team, averaged a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds per game -Basketball team was ranked as high as No. 3 in the state -During junior season, basketball finished second in the state tournament -In baseball, as a pitcher, threw a no-hitter and a complete-game shutout, and during his junior season, went 12-1 with 1.98 ERA -Member of the honor roll -Received interest from Iowa State and West Virginia in football, and Missouri, Oklahoma State and Kansas in baseball

-Parents are Wayne and Yvonne Bloom -Father was a professional wrestler between 1988-99, in World Championship Wrestling, the American Wrestling Association and the former World Wrestling Federation under the name Wayne “The Train” Bloom -Major is undeclared

-Saw game action in nine contests, mostly on special teams, posting four tackles -At Akron 8/30: Made one tackle -At Memphis 10/27: Registered two tackles (one solo) -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Added a tackle vs. Ball State

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2012 - Sophomore -Voted on to the All-C-USA Bortles’ Honors Second Team, becoming the

first UCF quarterback in school •All-C-USA Second Team - ‘12 history to be named to a •Phil Steele’s All-C-USA Second Team - ‘12 conference’s first or second •Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl MVP - ‘12 team (since UCF’s first year in a •C-USA All-Freshman Team - ‘11 league when it joined the MAC in 2002) -Named to Phil Steele’s All-C-USA Second Team -Selected as the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl MVP as well as the team’s Most Improved Offensive Player at the UCF Football Awards Banquet -Started all 14 games, ending with 3,059 yards, 25 touchdowns, just seven interceptions, a 62.9 completion percentage and a 144.48 rating -Also rushed for 285 yards and eight touchdowns -His 251 completions ranked fourth on the single-season list, while his 399 attempts were fifth, 3,059 yards put him in fifth and 25 touchdowns were good for fifth as well -He was the first UCF quarterback to throw for at least 3,000 yards since 2002 -Boasted 10 games with at least two TD passes, becoming the first UCF QB in school history to accomplish that feat in a single season -From Sept. 15-Oct. 27, tied for the second longest streak in UCF history without throwing an interception in 147 straight attempts -After that, he broke that record by ending the season without throwing a pick in his final six games for a total of 174 consecutive attempts without an interception -Almost broke the school’s interception-to-attempt ratio record with a mark of .0175, falling just short of Daunte Culpepper’s record of .0174 in 1998 -At Akron 8/30: In his first collegiate start, completed 13-of-16 passes for 168 yards and three touchdowns, including a 56-yard strike to Rannell Hall -At Ohio State 9/8: Completed 25-of-41 passes for 249 yards and two touchdowns -FIU 9/15: Threw for 251 yards and two touchdowns on a 20-for-30 day -Missouri 9/29: Threw for 267 yards and two touchdowns while completing 29-of43 pass attempts -ECU 10/4: Threw for 269 yards and a touchdown on 15-for-21 passing, and on the ground, rushed six times for 62 yards and a score -Southern Miss 10/13: Led the Knights to their first overtime win in school history, passing for 272 yards on a 27-for-40 night and running for two 1-yard touchdowns -At Memphis 10/20: Completed 15-of-26 passes for 122 yards and two touchdowns, while picking up 14 yards on three carries -At Marshall 10/27: Finished with a career-high 277 yards with two touchdowns on 15-for-21 passing, and had 23 yards on the ground -SMU 11/3: Threw for 210 yards with two touchdowns, completing 10-of-15 passes while also carrying the ball six times for 33 yards -At UTEP 11/10: Completed 16-of-27 passes for 214 yards, throwing for one score while rushing for two touchdowns on 11 carries and 56 yards -At Tulsa 11/17: Added 169 yards and a touchdown on a 13-for-31 day -UAB 11/24: Finished 17-for-23 with 225 yards and two touchdowns, while adding 21 yards rushing -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Threw for two touchdowns and 194 yards, while rushing for 60 yards and a touchdown -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Earned MVP honors thanks to a 22-for-33 day, amassing 272 passing yards and three touchdowns, and also rushed nine times for 80 yards and a touchdown

Career Statistics Passing Year 2011 2012 Totals Rushing Year 2011 2012 Totals 40

G/GS COMP-ATT-INT 10/0 75-110-3 14/14 251-399-7 24/14 326-509-10 G/GS 10/0 14/14 24/14

ATT 21 87 108

YDS 4 285 289

PCT 68.2 62.9 64.0

YDS 958 3,059 4,017 AVG 0.2 3.3 2.7

TD 6 25 31 TD 1 8 9

LG 53 64 64 LG 11 33 33

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EFF 153.88 144.48 146.51 AVG/G 0.4 20.4 12.0

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-C-USA All-Freshman Team quarterback -Appeared in 10 games and finished with a passer efficiency rating of 153.9 after going 75-of-110 passing (68.2 percent) for 958 yards and six touchdowns through the air -Charleston Southern 9/3: In his first-collegiate game, completed 8-of-10 passes for 144 yards -At BYU 9/23: Was 4-for-5 passing for 46 yards -At SMU 10/15: Went 9-for-12 for 118 yards and one touchdown -At UAB 10/20: Completed 6-of-10 passes for 102 yards -Memphis 10/29: Finished 6-for-10 for 44 yards -At Southern Miss 11/12: Had his best day of the season, going 24-for-34 for 248 yards and two touchdowns -At East Carolina 11/19: Added 98 yards and two touchdowns on a 9-for-17 day -UTEP 11/25: Completed the night 9-for-12 with 158 yards and a touchdown

-Earned a redshirt

-Played for coach Wes Allen at Oviedo High School -Set Seminole County records with 5,576 career passing yards and 53 touchdowns -Ranked number eight in the Orlando Sentinel Central Florida Top 100 as a senior -A third-team all-state pick in 2008, and twice named all-county -Helped team to a 9-2 record senior year, completing 151-of-233 passes for 2,211 yards with 27 touchdowns and seven interceptions -The MVP of the Central Florida All-Star Game -As a junior, threw for 2,400 yards and 24 touchdowns with nine interceptions while also running for 250 yards -Team was district champions in 2007 and 2009 -Also recruited by Purdue, Colorado State, Kentucky, Tulane and Western Kentucky

-Son of Rob and Suzy Bortles -Majoring in interpersonal/organizational communication

Jr. QB Blake Bortles

2012 Game-By-Game

-Passing- -RushingOpponent COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LG NO YDS TD at Akron - 8/30 13-16-1 168 3 56 2 2 0 at OSU - 9/8 25-41-3 249 2 35 1 -10 0 FIU - 9/15 20-30-1 251 2 47 2 1 0 Missouri - 9/29 29-43-0 267 2 41 8 -15 0 ECU - 10/4 15-21-0 269 1 64 6 62 1 USM - 10/13 27-40-0 272 0 34 7 -11 2 at MEM - 10/20 15-26-0 122 2 29 3 8 0 at MAR - 10/27 15-21-2 277 2 43 7 23 0 SMU - 11/3 10-15-0 110 2 21 6 33 1 at UTEP - 11/10 16-27-0 214 1 56 11 39 2 at Tulsa - 11/17 13-31-0 169 1 25 8 -8 0 UAB - 11/24 17-23-0 225 2 30 6 21 0 at Tulsa - 12/1 14-32-0 194 2 39 11 60 1 vs. BSU - 12/21 22-33-0 272 3 45 9 80 1

LG 9 0 15 2 33 2 8 12 10 18 10 8 28 19

2012 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Named Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the Tulsa game as well as the C-USA Championship Game (also at Tulsa)

-A native of Samoa, has only been playing football since the ninth grade -Known for being quick off the ball while starting all four years for coach Jim Walsh, Jr., at Bradwell Institute -Rivals.com Georgia Postseason Top 75 2012, ranking No. 58 -Ranked No. 48 at his position according to Scout.com -Chose the Knights over offers from Georgia, Houston, Syracuse, Tulane, Marshall, Southern Miss, Middle Tennessee State, South Alabama and Georgia State, and also recruited by Auburn, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, NC State, Tennessee and Vanderbilt

-Parents are Siliga and Ifo Brown -Father was a professional boxer for two years -The Brown family moved from Samoa to the United States in the mid-1990s and lived in Long Beach, Calif., before heading to Georgia -Fluent in English and Samoan -Major is undeclared

2012 - Sophomore

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Did not see game action while spending time with the scout team

-Worked with the scout team

-Earned a redshirt

-Played for coach Matt Dickman at Seminole Ridge High School -Made 45 tackles (37 solo) as a senior with four deflected passes and an interception -Named first-team all-district, all-conference and all-area by both the Palm Beach Post and Sun-Sentinel -Also played at wide receiver -Made 32 tackles as a junior, 24 of them solos, with four interceptions to earn allconference honors -Named to Bill Buchalter’s Florida Top 100 list -Also recruited by Illinois, Indiana, Wake Forest and FAU

-Parents are Pierre and Elsie Cadet -Major is hospitality management

-Akron (8/30): Saw game action against the Zips but earned a redshirt after suffering an injury

-Spent the first three years at Pace as a tight end, before his move to tackle as a senior -Was a four-year letterwinner at Pace for coach Mickey Lindsey -Helped guide the Patriots to an 11-3 record which included a regional finals appearance in the Class 6A state championship -Named to the Pensacola News Journal’s All-Area Team as well as garnering Class 6A All-State Second-Team honors in 2012 -Was selected to play in the 57th annual FACA North-South All-Star Game in Sebring -Noted as a long and lean offensive tackle prospect with quick feet and good lateral movement -Also lettered two years in baseball and one in basketball -Received interest from South Alabama, Troy, Southern Miss and Vanderbilt

-Son of Debby Campbell -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

2012 - Redshirt Freshman

2011 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Saw game action against Akron (8/30) and ECU (10/4)

-Earned a redshirt

-As a center for Stephenson High School, was part of a 9-2 Jaguars team in 2010 that advanced to the Georgia Class 5A playoffs -Coached by Ron Gartrell at Stephenson -Rivals, ESPN and Scout rated him with three stars, and as a center was rated No. 9 nationally by ESPN, No. 11 by Scout and No. 12 by Rivals -Also the No. 47 overall prospect on Rivals’ Georgia 2011 Postseason Top 85 -Was a 2010 Associated Press First Team All-State selection -Named to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Class AAAAA All-State Honorable Mention Team and to the DeKalb County All-Area First Team -After attending the National Underclassmen Combine in Atlanta in March 2010, was named one of the event’s standout prospects for 2011 signing day -Won the Strongest Man Award at the camp for bench-pressing 185 pounds 30 times amongst other feats -Would later be listed among top performers from among a collection of several NUC camps in Atlanta, Dallas, Houston and Jacksonville -Also earned strongest man recognition at the NUC camp -Chose UCF over offers from Connecticut, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee, USF and Middle Tennessee

-Son of June Cook -Majoring in sports and exercise science

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2012 - True Freshman

High School

-Worked out with the scout team

-Recruited as a tight end, also was an accomplished defensive end for state power American Heritage, as well as the Stallions’ long snapper -Coached by Doug Socha, whose team finished 12-1 in 2011, and the Stallions were rated No. 7 amongst all classes in the state of Florida by FlaVarsity.com, as well as No. 6 in the state and No. 45 nationally from MaxPreps -After appearing in the 2010 Class 1A title game as a junior, helped guide American Heritage back to the top in claiming the 2011 Class 3A State Championship following the Stallions’ 30-3 victory over Madison County at the Florida Citrus Bowl -Listed at No. 25 on the Palm Beach Post Big Board for 2011, as well as to its small schools all-area team -Rated the No. 57 tight end nationally from ESPN.com -Named to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel All-Palm Beach First Team Defense, the 2011 Florida Class 3A Defensive First-Team and the 2011 South Florida SunSentinel First Team Defense -Both he and UCF teammate Kelly Parfitt, a close friend since the sixth grade, began their high school careers at Boca Raton Olympic Heights before transferring to American Heritage prior to their junior seasons -As a senior in 2011, recorded 56 tackles at defensive end, with 13 tackles for loss, 19 sacks, one safety, 26 quarterback hurries, 14 passes defended, one fumble recovery, two touchdowns, 22 pancake blocks and one blocked PAT -Participated in the 2011 Under Armour Broward-Beach Bowl, and in the 2011 Palm Beach County-Treasure Coast High School Football All-Star Game -Entered his senior season ranked No. 27 among the South Florida Sun-Sentinel’s Top 50 players in Palm Beach, in addition to No. 30 on Palm Beach Post’s preseason list -Had interest from several schools including Boston College, Connecticut, FAU, Georgia, Maryland, Miami, Minnesota, NC State, USF, TCU, UCLA and Vanderbilt

Personal

-Parents are Doug Davis and Stephanie and Jack Siney -Full name is Stephen `Blake’ Davis -Major is undeclared

-A very speedy player who was clocked as fast as 10.4 seconds in the 100-meter dash and 21.2 seconds in the 200-meter dash -In high school, drew comparisons to Deion Sanders, another Ft. Myers-area sports legend -As a senior at Cape Coral, had two touchdown returns, and on defense he had 71 tackles, four interceptions (one returned for a touchdown) and 15 passes broken up, while also blocking three punts -On offense, had 72 carries for 1,047 yards and 15 touchdowns along with three catches for 107 yards -As a junior at Ft. Myers, played mostly offense and had 30 catches for 500 yards and 12 touchdowns -Played mostly defensive back and had 50 tackles, 11 passes broken up and an interception as a sophomore -Originally signed with Miami over North Carolina in 2010, and also received offers from Pittsburgh and West Virginia

Personal

2012 - Junior

Prior to UCF

High School

Personal

2012 - Junior

-Parents are George and Annie Davis -Half-brother is NFL cornerback Phillip Buchanon -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

-Came to UCF as a walk-on in the spring of 2012 -Worked with the scout team all year -Dressed for every game but did not see game action

-Joined the Marines for five years after high school -Following his military service, attended Vincennes University (Ind.) where he competed in track before transferring to Valencia Community College (Fla.), and eventually to UCF in 2011

-Graduated from Washington High School in Indiana

-Son of Mike and Sheri Healy -Major is science education - biology track

2012 - True Freshman -Enrolled in class at UCF in January 2012 -Did not see game action

High School

-A highly-touted cornerback prospect out of Southwest Florida, and attended New York’s Milford Academy in 2010, after a standout prep career at Cape Coral and Ft. Myers High Schools -Played for Falcons head coach Bill Chaplick at Milford, where he was ranked No. 20 nationally on Rivals’ Top 50 Prep School list -Played for Mike Goebbel at Cape Coral and Sam Sirianni Jr. at Ft. Myers -Was a three-star prospect from Rivals, ESPN and Scout coming out of high school -Was a nationally ranked wide receiver prospect earning No. 50 (Scout), No. 52 (ESPN) and No. 75 (Rivals) in 2010 -Also was Rivals’ No. 79 player on its 2010 Florida Postseason Top 100

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-Appeared in all 14 games with 13 starts -Produced 39 tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss and a sack -Also came through with a break-up and one fumble recovery -Ranked fourth in C-USA with three forced fumbles -At Akron 8/30: Recorded two tackles with 1.0 TFL and 0.5 sack -At Ohio State 9/8: Racked up six tackles (four solo) with 0.5 sack and a forced fumble -Missouri 9/29: Registered three tackles -ECU 10/4: Had two solo tackles and 1.0 TFL -Southern Miss 10/13: Grabbed five tackles (one solo) with a quarterback hurry -SMU 11/3: Recorded three stops -At UTEP 11/10: Tallied seven tackles (four solo) with 1.0 TFL, while forcing two fumbles (tied a UCF record) and recovering one -At Tulsa 11/17: Added three tackles (two solo) and a break-up

-UAB 11/24: Finished with two tackles, 0.5 TFL and a QB hurry -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Earned three tackles -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Had one tackle against Ball State

2011 - Sophomore

-Appeared in 11 games with three starts at defensive tackle and recorded 13 tackles (four solo) with 1.5 tackles for loss and one blocked extra point -Charleston Southern 9/3: Recorded a solo tackle -Boston College 9/10: Had two tackles with 0.5 TFL -At UAB 10/20: Blocked an extra-point and had a half a tackle for loss -Memphis 10/29: Finished with two solo tackles -At East Carolina 11/19: Had two assisted tackles with 0.5 TFL

2010 - True Freshman

-Appeared in 11 games with three starts and ended the season with 13 tackles, including two tackles for loss and one sack -South Dakota 9/4: Started in his first-collegiate game -At Buffalo 9/18: Started and recorded four tackles and one tackle for loss -ECU 10/30: Recorded a sack and one tackle for loss

High School

-Played for coach William Gierke at Edgewater High School -Enrolled for classes at UCF in January of 2010 -Made 75 tackles and five sacks as a senior and was named an all-star -Recorded 100 tackles with 10 sacks as a junior and 50 tackles with five sacks as a sophomore -Helped Edgewater to district and regional titles as a sophomore and a senior -Teammate of former Knight Quincy McDuffie at Edgewater -Was also recruited by Florida State, Georgia Tech, Virginia and Duke

Personal

-Son of Ervin Dunston, Jr. and Emily Pringle -Full name is Ervin Ray -Majoring in sport and fitness

Career Statistics Year 2010 2011 2012 Totals

G/GS 11/3 11/3 14/13 36/19

UT-AT-TT 8-5-13 4-9-13 16-23-39 28-37-65

SACK 1.0 0.0 1.0 2.0

TFL 2.0 1.5 5.0 8.5

PBU 0 0 1 1

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UT-AT-TT 0-2-2 4-2-6 0-1-1 1-2-3 2-0-2 1-4-5 0-0-0 0-1-1 1-2-3 4-3-7 2-1-3 0-2-2 0-3-3 1-0-1

SACK 0.5-1 0.5-3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

TFL 1.0-2 1.5-5 0.0-0 0.0-0 1.0-2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 1.0-2 0.0-0 0.5-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

PBU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

INT 0 0 0 0 INT 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FF 0 0 3 3 FF 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

2012 - Sophomore

2011 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

2012 - Sophomore

Prior to UCF

-Saw time in eight games this season, totaling three tackles -ECU 10/4: Made two tackles -At SMU 11/3: Registered a solo stop -Named the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the Marshall game

-Appeared in three games -Recorded a tackle at Southern Miss (11/12) and four tackles vs. UTEP (11/25)

-Played safety for Winter Haven, coached by Charlie Tate -Helped in leading the Blue Devils to a Class 3A Region 3 District 9 championship and a 10-1 overall record in 2010, advancing to the state’s regional semifinal vs. Bradenton Southeast -Team won back-to-back district titles in 2009 and 2010 -Was Bright House Sports Network’s Defensive Player of the Year -Received Florida Class 3A all-state honorable mention recognition as a junior -As a junior recorded 80 tackles and four interceptions -Rivals rated him with three stars, while Scout listed him with two -Was Scout’s No. 158 safety nationally -Also participated on the track team -Chose UCF after receiving interest from Mississippi and Washington State

-Parents are Michael Easton and Andrea Spillman -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

-Saw playing time in seven games against Akron, ECU, Marshall, SMU, UAB, in the C-USA Championship and in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl -Went 2-for-4 with 25 yards and a touchdown -At Akron 8/30: In his first collegiate game, completed his first pass for a 12-yard touchdown to Rob Calabrese -At Marshall 10/27: Completed his only pass attempt for 13 yards

-Transferred into the UCF program after beginning his collegiate career at Missouri -Sat out the 2011 season, and redshirted the 2010 campaign -Turned heads during his lone year with the MU program leading the show team against one of the Big 12’s top defenses -Won the team’s offensive back-up player of the week award for his work the week leading up to Mizzou’s win over San Diego State

Sr. DT E.J. Dunston 2013 UCF Football Yearbook

Gabbert Cont... High School

-Joined the MU program in January of 2010 after graduating early from Parkway West High School, coached in football by Jeff Duncan -Out of high school was ranked by Scout.com as the nation’s No. 12 overall quarterback prospect -Ranked by Rivals.com as the No. 8 overall prospect in the state of Missouri, while bringing in the No. 17 pro-style quarterback ranking nationally -Threw for 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior in 2009, while adding two scores and 225 yards on the ground -Won second-team all-conference honors in each of his last two seasons -As a junior in 2008, compiled over 1,900 passing yards to go with 18 touchdowns in the air, while he tallied 700 passing yards and six scores as a sophomore -Was also an outstanding baseball player who hit .370 as a second baseman -Originally selected Missouri over Nebraska, Iowa, Wake Forest, Oregon and Kansas, among many others

Personal

-Son of Chuck and Beverly Gabbert -Brother, Blaine, is the starting quarterback for the Jacksonville Jaguars, where he was a 2011 first-round draft pick (No. 10 overall) -Major is undeclared as of 2013 Summer B

-Missouri 9/29: Registered eight tackles (five solo) and one pass broken up -ECU 10/4: Tallied six tackles and a pass break-up -Southern Miss 10/13: Finished with eight tackles and 0.5 TFL -At Memphis 10/20: Recorded a game-high 13 tackles (10 solo) with a forced fumble and 1.0 TFL -At Marshall 10/27: Amassed six tackles (four solo), 1.0 TFL and two pass break-ups -At UTEP 11/10: Notched two solo tackles and also forced a fumble -At Tulsa 11/17: Added 12 tackles (seven solo) and 1.0 TFL -UAB 11/24: Finished with a career-high 17 tackles (seven solo) -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Netted 14 tackles with half a tackle for loss -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Posted 10 tackles in the win over Ball State

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Voted onto the C-USA All-Freshman Team -Started all 12 games at strong safety and recorded 67 tackles (40 solo) with one tackle for loss and six passes broken up -Charleston Southern 9/3: Collected three tackles (two solo) -Boston College 9/10: Recorded one tackle (one solo) and one PBU -At FIU 9/17: Had two solo stops and four tackles overall -At BYU 9/23: Finished with five tackles (four solo) -Marshall 10/8: Recorded two tackles (one solo) and one PBU -At SMU 10/15: Notched four tackles (two solo) -At UAB 10/20: Amassed 10 tackles (seven solo) with one TFL -Memphis 10/29: Recorded one tackle with one PBU -Tulsa 11/3: Posted a season-high 13 tackles (eight solo) with a TFL and a PBU -At Southern Miss 11/12: Added nine tackles, seven of the solo variety -At East Carolina 11/19: Racked up 12 tackles (five solo) with a break-up -UTEP 11/25: Broke up a pass, had a TFL and three tackles

-Appeared in one game and eventually earned a redshirt due to an injury -South Dakota 9/4: Played in his first-collegiate game and registered two solo tackles

2012 - Sophomore

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

2010 - True Freshman

-Served as UCF’s kickoff specialist, averaging 61.9 yards on 88 kickoffs including 31 touchbacks -Also converted his lone extra-point attempt

-Appeared in four games and kicked off 10 times for 624 yards (62.4 average) with one touchback

-Earned a redshirt

High School

-Made a pair of field goals, added 14 points overall and served as a punter in 2009 for Lemon Bay High School in Englewood, Fla.

Personal

-Parents are James and Debra Galvin -Major is interpersonal/organizational communication

-Played for coach James Thompson at Carvers Bay High School -Helped team to Lower State Championship in 2007 and 2008 and a 33-4 overall record from 2007-09 -Named all-state as a defensive back in 2009 and as a running back in 2008 -Was the team’s Offensive MVP as a junior, rushing for over 1,500 yards with 23 touchdowns while also making four interceptions on defense -A three-time all-region pick -Played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas -Was also recruited by South Carolina and Georgia

-Parents are Clayton and Odessa Geathers -Majoring in sport and exercise science -Cousin of former UCF defensive end Jarvis Geathers

Career Statistics Year 2010 2011 2012 Totals

G/GS 1/0 12/12 14/14 27/26

UT-AT-TT 2-0-2 40-27-67 62-55-117 104-82-186

SACK 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

TFL 1.0 3.0 4.0 8.0

PBU 0 6 5 11

INT 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 2 2

2012 Game-By-Game

2012 - Sophomore

-Once again started every game at strong safety, ranking second Geathers’ Honors on the team with 117 tackles in •C-USA All-Freshman Team - ‘11 14 contests -Forced two fumbles and broke up five passes -Collected at least 10 tackles in each of his final four games -At Ohio State 9/8: Racked up 10 tackles (four solo) -FIU 9/15: Made five tackles (three solo) in the UCF victory 44

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UT-AT-TT 1-1-2 4-6-10 3-2-5 5-3-8 1-5-6 2-6-8 10-3-13 4-2-6 2-2-4 2-0-2 7-5-12 7-10-17 6-8-14 8-2-10

SACK 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.5-2 1.0-1 1.0-2 0.0-0 0.0-0 1.0-3 0.0-0 0.5-1 0.0-0

PBU 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

INT 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

2012 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

2012 - Junior

-Did not see game action

-Known as a big-play defender, helped anchor one of Alabama’s top defenses in Class 5A -Coached by Kerry Stevenson at Vigor High School -Helped guide the Vigor Wolves to a 12-3 record in 2011 and a second-place finish in the Region 1 standings -Team had a 4-1 record in the 2011 state playoffs, advancing to the Class 5A quarterfinals, and finished the 2011 regular season ranked No. 6 in Alabama’s Class 5A -Rated the No. 34 overall prospect on Rivals.com Alabama Postseason Top 40 2012 list -Had an interception for Team Alabama in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic -Also played basketball for Vigor -Chose UCF over offers from Kentucky, Memphis and Mississippi State, while also receiving interest from Alabama and Southern Miss

-Son of Vonya Glenn -Major is undeclared

-Switched to wide receiver for 2012, and was one of just two players (Rannell Hall) who had at least one reception in all 14 games -Used his impressive athleticism to rank second on the team with 39 receptions for 429 yards and three touchdowns -Also rushed 12 times for 70 yards and was 2-for-3 in the passing game for 38 yards and a pair of touchdowns -At Akron 8/30: Caught two passes for 13 yards and rushed once for eight yards -At Ohio State 9/8: Hauled in two receptions for 17 yards -FIU 9/15: Did a little of everything for the Knights, throwing a 10-yard touchdown pass, rushing twice for 19 yards while adding three catches for another 26 yards -Missouri 9/29: Caught four passes for 40 yards, and his first-career touchdown reception on an 18-yard catch and run, while also rushing the ball three times for 19 yards -ECU 10/4: Had a career-high five grabs for 49 yards -Southern Miss 10/13: Made two receptions for nine yards and rushed once for 11 yards -At Memphis 10/20: Caught one pass for 16 yards -At Marshall 10/27: Had a career-high 71 yards receiving on five catches with a touchdown -SMU 11/3: Threw a 28-yard touchdown pass and caught two balls for seven yards -At UTEP 11/10: Hauled in three balls for 67 yards and a touchdown -At Tulsa 11/17: Had 31 yards on two catches with eight yards on the ground -UAB 11/24: Recorded four catches for 46 yards -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Had an 8-yard grab -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Delivered three receptions for 29 yards and had a six-yard rush

2011 - Sophomore

2010 - True Freshman

-Started all 12 games at quarterback and finished with a passing efficiency rating of 140.49 after going 160-of-232 (69.0 percent) passing for 1,898 yards and five touchdowns through the air while rushing for 405 yards and nine touchdowns off of 111 carries on the ground -Tied the UCF single-game record with three rushing touchdowns by a quarterback against Charleston Southern -Charleston Southern 9/3: Completed 6-of-10 passes for 100 yards and rushed seven times for 53 yards and three touchdowns -Boston College 9/10: Finished 20-of-25 passing for 187 yards and rushed 13 times for 69 yards and two touchdowns -At FIU 9/17: Went 17-of-27 for 181 yards and rushed 19 times for 41 yards and one touchdown -At BYU 9/23: Completed 17-of-25 passes for 272 yards and rushed 11 times for seven yards and two touchdowns -Marshall 10/8: Was 13-of-22 for 147 yards with one touchdown and rushed five times for 15 yards -At SMU 10/15: Had a 23-of-32 day for 231 yards with one touchdown and rushed 12 times for 46 yards -At UAB 10/20: Completed 13-of-22 passes for 133 yards and rushed three times for 13 yards -Memphis 10/29: Ended the day 14-of-17 passing for 200 yards with one touchdown and rushed 10 times for 97 yards and one touchdown -Tulsa 11/3: Completed 16-of-23 passes for 226 yards with one touchdown and rushed 14 times for 46 yards -At East Carolina 11/19: Added 100 yards in the air on a 9-for-13 day with a touchdown

-Appeared in all 14 games and started the final 12 -Ended the season with a passing efficiency rating of 154.31 after going 159-of-238 for 13 touchdowns and eight interceptions through the air while rushing for 566 yards and 10 scores off of 152 carries on the ground -Set the UCF single-season record for rushing yards by a quarterback, rushing touchdowns by a freshman quarterback and passing yards by a true freshman quarterback -Led all true and redshirt freshmen in the FBS with a 66.8 completion percentage, placed second in efficiency, second in rushing touchdowns, third in rushing yards and fourth in total offense (2,725) -Ranked fourth among true freshmen in passing yards and fifth in completions -Joined Notre Dame’s Tommy Rees and BYU’s Jake Heaps as the only true freshmen quarterbacks to lead his team to a bowl win -Became the first true freshman quarterback in FBS history to guide his team to a victory in a conference championship game -Set the C-USA Championship Game record with a 78.9 completion percentage (15-for-19) against SMU, and that also was the second-best percentage of any conference championship game (trailing only Texas’ Vince Young’s 82.4 percentage in the 2005 Big 12 title game) -South Dakota 9/4: In his first collegiate game, completed 6-of-7 passes for 65 yards and a touchdown and rushed for seven yards on three carries -NC State 9/11: Went 7-of-10 passing for 106 yards and rushed 10 times for 53 yards and two touchdowns -At Buffalo 9/18: In his first collegiate start, completed 15-of-24 passing for 130 yards and carried the ball 44 yards on 13 attempts -At Kansas State 9/25: Completed 8-of-18 passes and rushed for 99 yards on 17 carries -UAB 10/6: Went 9-of-11 for 137 yards and carried the ball nine times for 80 yards including a game-high 35-yard scramble -At Marshall 10/13: Completed 11-of-21 passes for 138 yards and rushed for 27 yards and two touchdowns on six carries -Rice 10/23: Went 13-of-18 passing for 178 yards and a touchdown which included a 59-yard strike downfield to Kamar Aiken on the first play of the game, and rushed for 41 yards and a score -ECU 10/30: Completed 8-of-12 passing for 159 yards and two touchdowns, while rushing eight times for 43 yards -At Houston 11/5: Was 15-of-19 passing for a career-high 294 yards and two touchdowns, while rushing 20 times for 105 yards and a touchdown -Southern Miss 11/13: Completed 16-of-25 passing for 190 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for six yards and a score off 12 attempts

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Godfrey Cont... -At Tulane 11/20: Finished 6-of-8 passing for 133 yards, two touchdowns and also rushed for two touchdowns off six carries -At Memphis 11/27: Completed 14-of-17 passing for 252 yards, two touchdowns and rushed for 34 yards and a score off 13 attempts -SMU 12/4: Completed 15-of-19 pass attempts for 167 yards and a touchdown and also rushed 15 times for 17 yards -Georgia 12/31: Completed 16-of-29 passes for 117 yards and two interceptions and rushed 10 times for 20 yards

High School

Personal

-Played for coach Telly Lockette at Miami Central High School -Team was 12-2 in 2009, won the county championship and advanced to the FHSAA state semifinals for 6A -Enrolled for classes at UCF in January 2010 -Florida’s 6A Player of the Year -Named “Mr. Dade Football” -Played in the annual Dade-Broward All-Star Game, and was All-Dade four times -The leading passer in Miami-Dade County history with 7,251 yards, breaking the mark of Miami Northwestern’s Jacory Harris -Rated as the top quarterback in Florida and amongst the nation’s top-10 dualthreat quarterbacks -Threw for 2,758 yards as a senior with 36 touchdowns -Also recruited by Florida State, Miami, Georgia, Tennessee, Michigan, Ohio State, Oregon, USF and FIU

-Son of Jeffrey Godfrey, Jr., and Roshanda Spencer -Majoring in sport and fitness

Sr. WR Jeff Godfrey

Career Statistics

Receiving Year 2010 2011 2012 Totals Passing Year 2010 2011 2012 Totals Rushing Year 2010 2011 2012 Totals

G/GS 14/12 12/12 14/0 40/24

REC 0 1 39 40

YDS 0 0 429 429

G/GS COMP-ATT-INT 14/12 159-238-8 12/12 160-232-5 14/0 2-3-0 40/24 321-473-13 G/GS 14/12 12/12 14/0 40/24

ATT 152 111 12 274

PCT 66.8 69.0 66.7 67.9

YDS 566 405 70 1,041

AVG 0.0 0.0 11.0 10.7

TD 0 0 3 3

LG 0 0 46 46

AVG/G 0.0 0.0 30.6 10.7

YDS 2,159 1,898 38 4,095

TD 13 5 2 20

LG 60 58 28 60

EFF 154.31 140.49 393.07 149.04

AVG 3.7 3.6 5.8 3.8

TD 10 9 0 19

LG 35 35 16 35

AVG/G 40.4 33.8 5.0 26.0

2012 Game-By-Game Opponent at Akron - 8/30 at OSU - 9/8 FIU - 9/15 Missouri - 9/29 ECU - 10/4 USM - 10/13 at MEM - 10/20 at MAR - 10/27 SMU - 11/3 at UTEP - 11/10 at Tulsa - 11/17 UAB - 11/24 at Tulsa - 12/1 vs. BSU - 12/21

REC 2 2 3 4 5 2 1 5 2 3 2 4 1 3

YDS 13 17 26 40 49 9 16 71 7 67 31 46 8 29

TD 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

LG 8 9 15 18 19 11 16 33 6 46 17 17 8 12

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2012 - Redshirt Freshman

2011 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Saw game action in eight contests on the defensive line, including a start vs. SMU (11/3) -At Marshall 10/27: Recorded his first collegiate tackle with two assisted stops against the Thundering Herd

-Joined the Knights on the defensive line, and spent time with the scout team

-Coached by George Clayton at Lake Brantley, as the team went 8-2 and runner up in Class 6A Region 1 District 3, qualifying for the state playoffs during his final year -Rivals and Scout rated him with two stars, while Scout listed him at No. 186 nationally at defensive end -Finished with 60 tackles as a senior, 42 solo stops, 6.5 sacks and 14 tackles for loss -Was a team captain and three-year varsity starter -Named a 2010 Central Florida All-Star and had five tackles and two sacks in the game -Was a member of the Friday Night Football Florida 2010 All-Orlando Team -A first-team all-conference and all-county honoree -Tied for 27th in the Orlando Sentinel’s 2011 Central Florida Super60 -Chose UCF over scholarship offers from Colorado State, Navy, East Carolina and Louisiana

-Parents are Bill and Lucie Grant -Majoring in management - entrepreneurship track

Career Statistics Year 2011 2012 Totals

G/GS 12/9 14/1 26/10

UT-AT-TT 17-13-30 12-21-33 29-34-63

SACK 1.0 0.0 1.0

TFL 3.5 2.0 5.5

PBU 2 1 3

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

2012 Game-By-Game 2012 - Sophomore

2011 - True Freshman

-Appeared in all 14 games, including a start in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl -Boasted 33 tackles with 2.0 tackles for loss -At Akron 8/30: Recorded three tackles -At Ohio State 9/8: Registered four total tackles -FIU 9/15: Added two tackles -Missouri 9/29: Recorded four tackles (three solo) -ECU 10/4: Had three tackles -At Memphis 10/20: Had his best game of the season with six tackles (two solo) and a 3-yard TFL -UAB 11/24: Collected three tackles -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Posted five tackles vs. Tulsa -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Started against Ball State and one had tackle for loss and a break-up

-Voted on to the C-USA All-Freshman Team -Appeared in all 12 games with starts at OLB in the final nine games -Finished with 30 tackles (17 solo), 3.5 tackles for loss and one sack -Charleston Southern 9/3: In his first collegiate game, recorded two tackles -At FIU 9/17: Registered two tackles -At BYU 9/23: Added four tackles (three solo) -Marshall 10/8: Recorded two tackles (one solo) with 0.5 TFL -At UAB 10/20: Had six tackles (three solo) -Memphis 10/29: Recorded four tackles (three solo) with 2.0 TFL and one sack -At Southern Miss 11/12: Earned two tackles and a half a tackle for loss -At East Carolina 11/19: Tied a season-high with six tackles and had a break-up -UTEP 11/25: Broke up a pass and posted a half TFL

High School

-Regarded as one of Georgia’s top outside linebacker prospects -Coached by Shane Queen at North Cobb -Played in the 2010 Cobb County All-Star Senior Bowl -Finished his senior season with 119 tackles and three sacks -Reported to have benched 300 pounds and squatted 490 with a 42-inch vertical jump -Most notably as a junior, he led talent-rich Cobb County in tackles with 127, and with six sacks -Had 59 tackles and three sacks as a sophomore -Of his five tackles as a freshman, two were sacks -Entered his senior season with much acclaim after being named to the NIKE Atlanta All-Combine Team in March -Received three stars from Rivals, ESPN and Scout -Additionally, Rivals listed him as the No. 56 outside linebacker nationally and No. 56 on their Georgia Postseason Top 8 -ESPN listed Gray as the No. 62 outside linebacker nationally, while Scout had him at No. 86 nationally -Also active in community service with the Shop with a Warrior program, special needs volunteering and football bible study -Lettered twice in baseball and once in track outside of four varsity football letters -Had nearly a dozen scholarship offers and chose to be a Knight over the likes of Arkansas, Mississippi State, Kentucky, Virginia, Syracuse, Illinois, East Carolina and Air Force

Personal -Son of Troy Gray, Sr., and Angela Albert -Major is interdisciplinary studies

UT-AT-TT 2-1-3 0-4-4 1-1-2 3-1-4 1-2-3 1-0-1 2-4-6 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-3 1-4-5 1-0-1

SACK 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 1.0-3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 1.0-2

PBU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

INT 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2012 - Redshirt Freshman -Voted on to the C-USA AllGreen’s Honors Freshman Team

-Saw game action in 12 contests •C-USA All-Freshman Team - ‘12 including one start -Finished his first full season with 18 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss and 4.0 sacks -At Akron 8/30: Registered three solo tackles and collected one sack -Missouri 9/29: Recorded two tackles -ECU 10/4: Tallied a 14-yard loss sack -At Marshall 10/27: Collected six tackles, 3.5 TFLs and dropped the quarterback for two sacks -SMU 11/3: Racked up four tackles -At UTEP 11/10: Added one tackle for a loss -UAB 11/24: Had two QB hurries

2011 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Did not see game action

-Played defensive end for Edgewater, but also played on the offensive side of the ball at tight end, and was coached by Bill Gierke -Led his team to the Class 4A Region 2 District 7 title with an 8-3 overall record and perfect 5-0 mark in the district -Team advanced to the Class 4A regional quarterfinals against Lakeland Kathleen -Posted 80 tackles and 11 sacks as a junior -Rivals, ESPN and Scout rated him with three stars -Rated as the No. 91 defensive end by ESPN, while Scout listed him at No. 131 -Member of the National Honor Society -Edgewater has seen several future UCF football players walk through its halls, including the late Ed Gantner (1979-81), Doug Gatewood (1979-82), Arnell Spencer (1987-88), Gerod Davis (1992-95) Kevin Stewart (1992-96), Mike SimsWalker (2003-06), Quincy McDuffie (2009-12) and E.J. Dunston (2010-current) -Chose UCF after also being recruited by Texas Tech, Michigan State, Georgia Tech, Miami, Rutgers and USF

-Son of Venecia Green -Majoring in interpersonal/organizational communication

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2012 - Sophomore -Earned All-C-USA Honorable Hall’s Honors Mention status as a wide

•All-C-USA Honorable Mention - ‘12 receiver -Named to the College Football •All-C-USA First Team - ‘11 Performance Awards Kick •C-USA All-Freshman Team - ‘11 •Phil Steele’s All-C-USA Third Team - ‘11 Returner Trophy Watch List -One of two players (Jeff Godfrey) to have at least one reception in all 14 games, and he received five starts as well -Ranked first on the team with 631 receiving yards on 35 catches, and also chipped in four touchdowns -Returned 18 kickoffs for 350 yards and a 19.4 average -At Akron 8/30: Hauled in four balls for a career-high 94 yards and two scores, including a 56-yard strike -At Ohio State 9/8: Caught five passes for 40 yards, while returning five kickoffs for 82 yards -FIU 9/15: Had two catches for 63 yards and a touchdown, including a 47 yard play that led to a Knights touchdown, and returned a kickoff 44 yards late in the third quarter -Missouri 9/29: Had two catches for 28 yards and returned two kickoffs for 27 yards -ECU 10/4: Posted 68 yards with three receptions -Southern Miss 10/13: Tallied a pair of receptions for 30 yards -At Marshall 10/27: Caught one ball for 43 yards that helped set up a UCF touchdown -SMU 11/3: Recorded a pair of catches, one for a 21-yard touchdown -At UTEP 11/10: Notched 76 yards on three catches -At Tulsa 11/17: Rushed three times for 27 yards and had one reception for three yards -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Posted two catches for 41 yards -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Brought in four passes for 74 yards in the win over Ball State

2011 - True Freshman

-Voted onto the All-C-USA First Team, serving as the lone freshman from any school to grab a spot on either the first or second team in 2011 -Was the first freshman kick returner since Louisville’s Broderick Clark in 2002 to be voted onto the first team, and was the first UCF freshman overall to make an appearance on the first team since Joe Burnett in 2005 -Also named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team, and to Phil Steele’s All-C-USA Third Team -Appeared in all 12 games and returned 23 kickoffs for 714 yards (31.0 average) -Did not start returning kicks until game six at SMU when UCF ranked 104th in the nation in kickoff returns, and when he took over the Knights quickly climbed into the top five in the country -Ranked in the FBS top-10 nationally in kickoff returns, finishing in fifth -Amassed at least 138 yards in returns in four different games -Also completed the year with four receptions for 34 yards and three rushes for 11 yards -At SMU 10/15: Returned for the first time, recording 38 yards on two returns -At UAB 10/20: Racked up 160 yards on four run backs including a 57-yarder -Tulsa 11/3: Had five returns for 148 yards -At Southern Miss 11/12: Posted five returns for 138 yards -At East Carolina 11/19: Highlighted by a 72-yarder, had 184 yards on five returns

High School

Personal

-Emerged on the national recruiting scene prior to the 2010 season with a headturning performance at the March NIKE Football Training Camp in Miami, earning the site’s emerging sleeper award -Coach by Harold Barnwell at Carol City -Hall nabbed 26 receptions for 357 yards and four touchdowns as a senior and participated in the Dade vs. Broward All-Star Game -As a junior, had 12 catches for 200 yards and two touchdowns -Regarded as very fast, with a 4.45 second 40-yard dash, excellent hands and an accomplished route-runner -Chose to attend UCF over interest from Cincinnati, Connecticut, Duke, New Mexico and Western Michigan -Was a member of the track team, and competed at the youth level in USA Track and Field and Junior Olympic events -Was rated with two stars from Rivals

-Parents are Randel Hall and Stephanie Barr -Nickname is “Speedy” -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

Career Statistics Receiving Year G/GS 2011 12/0 14/5 2012 Totals 26/5 Kick Returns Year G 2011 12 14 2012 Totals 26

REC 4 35 39

YDS 34 631 665

AVG 8.5 18.0 17.1

TD 0 4 4

LG 13 56 56

NO 23 18 41

YDS 714 350 1,064

AVG 31.0 19.4 26.0

TD 0 0 0

LG 72 44 72

AVG/G 2.8 45.1 25.6

2012 Game-By-Game Opponent NO at Akron - 8/30 4 at OSU - 9/8 5 FIU - 9/15 2 2 Missouri - 9/29 ECU - 10/4 3 2 USM - 10/13 at MEM - 10/20 1 at MAR - 10/27 1 2 SMU - 11/3 at UTEP - 11/10 3 3 at Tulsa - 11/17 UAB - 11/24 1 at Tulsa - 12/1 2 vs. BSU - 12/21 4

-Receiving- -Kick ReturnsYDS TD LG NO YDS TD 94 2 56 0 0 0 40 0 14 5 82 0 63 1 47 3 96 0 28 0 24 2 27 0 68 0 27 0 0 0 30 0 15 1 11 0 10 0 10 0 0 0 43 0 43 2 18 0 22 1 21 1 39 0 72 0 56 0 0 0 27 0 11 1 17 0 19 0 19 2 57 0 41 0 35 0 0 0 74 0 25 1 3 0

2012 - True Freshman

High School

LG 0 33 44 18 0 11 0 18 39 0 17 36 0 3

-Enrolled in classes at UCF in January 2012 -Named the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the UAB game

-A big-time safety prospect out of Jacksonville First Coast where he played his senior season under Marty Lee -Originally signed with UCF in 2011 -Was a Florida Times-Union All-First Coast First-Team selection -Overall, was named to the all-conference, all-city, Super 24 and Super 11 teams as a senior -Recorded 60 tackles and three forced fumbles as a senior

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-Team won its Class 5A Region 1 District 1 championship with an undefeated record, but fell in the state regional semifinals -Transferred to First Coast from Andrew Jackson, where he played for Kevin Sullivan -As a junior, totaled 100 tackles -Rated with three stars from Rivals, ESPN and Scout -ESPN also ranked him as the No. 39 safety nationally, while Scout listed him at No. 83 -Chose UCF over scholarship offers from South Carolina, Maryland, Vanderbilt and USF

Personal -Parents are Juan and Tammi Henry -Major is interdisciplinary studies

High School

Personal

-Played under head coach Victor Floyd at Agape Christian Academy -Earned Class 2A Second-Team All-State honors in 2011 -Rated No. 87 nationally at wide receiver from Rivals.com, as well as No. 121 from ESPN.com and No. 170 from Scout.com -Among Rivals.com’s Top Performers in the 13th Annual Central Florida All-Star Football Game in December 2011, where he caught a receiving touchdown for the West squad -Listed at No. 20 on Orlando Sentinel’s 2012 Central Florida Super60 -Named to the Class 2A All-State Second Team as a senior -Led the Central Florida area in receiving in 2011 with 1,052 yards -Entered senior season listed at No. 100 on Bill Buchalter’s statewide top 100 list -As a junior (2010), had 59 catches for 1,100 yards and 14 touchdowns -Earned MVP honors at wide receiver in April 2011 at the Tallahassee NIKE camp -Participated in the Miami NIKE camp in March -Also lettered in track and field -Received numerous offers from Ball State, Bowling Green, Cincinnati, FAU, FIU, Indiana, Marshall, Memphis, NC State, Purdue and Temple

-Son of Bridgette Johnson -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

2012 - True Freshman

High School

-Served as the backup punter and dressed for each game, but did not see action

-As a senior at Walker Valley High School in Tennessee, led the area in punting average with a mark of 42.3 -Was a member of the All-District 5 First Team -Selected as a “Best of the Preps” for the Chattanooga area

Personal -Parents are Eric and Michelle Houston -Major is undeclared

2012 - True Freshman -Did not see game action

High School

Personal

2012 - True Freshman

-Played football for coach Bob Eason at Northside High School in Jacksonville -Served as the team’s quarterback, throwing for more than 2,200 yards in his career to set the school’s passing record -Received interest from North Carolina and Clemson

-Son of Sylvester and Erica Humphrey -Major is undeclared

-Selected as the Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the Ohio State game

2012 - Redshirt Sophomore

-Second on the team with 507 rushing yards on 113 carries with four TDs -Caught 10 passes for 20 yards -At Akron 8/30: Racked up 34 yards on 12 carries with two scores -At Ohio State 9/8: In his first collegiate start, rushed for 75 yards on 12 carries, including a 48-yard burst that set up a touchdown -FIU 9/15: Rushed for 78 yards on 18 carries -Missouri 9/29: Rushed for 93 yards on 15 carries and hauled in three receptions -ECU 10/4: Carried the ball 17 times for 53 yards and a score -Southern Miss 10/13: Amassed 94 yards with a touchdown on 18 attempts -UAB 11/24: Caught one pass for nine yards with another five yards on the ground -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Rushed six times for 50 yards in the bowl-game win

2011 - Sophomore

Prior to UCF

High School

-Sat out the year due to transfer rules and worked out with the scout team

-Spent true freshman season at the University of Miami -Averaged 13.2 yards per carry, finishing with nine rushes for 119 yards in 10 games -Posted the Hurricanes’ longest run of the year when he scampered 71 yards for a touchdown against South Florida -Named UM’s Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year

-Attended Loganville High School in Georgia -Selected as an Under Armour High School All-American, rushing for a game-high 30 yards in the All-America Game in St. Petersburg Jan. 2, 2010, helping Team Nitro to a 32-7 win over Team Blur -Ranked as the No. 22 recruit in the country by ESPN.com -Rivals.com rated him as the No. 7 running back in the nation, the No. 8 player in the state of Georgia and the No. 106 player overall in the country -Named to the 2009 EA Sports All-American Second Team -Awarded with 2009 Atlanta Journal Constitution AAA Player of the Year honors -Earned first-team all-state accolades by the AJC and Associated Press -Was the No. 6 player on the AJC’s Top 50 list -Ranked as the No. 34 prospect in the Mobile Register Super Southeast 120 and the No. 137 prospect in the Sports Illustrated Takkle Top 200 -At Loganville, rushed for a school-record 1,937 yards and 31 touchdowns, while finishing with 11 receptions for 150 yards

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S. Johnson Cont... -Also had two kickoff returns for touchdowns as a senior -In 2008, rushed for 1,300 yards and 21 touchdowns with Buford (Ga.) High School

Personal

-Parents are Wes and Dione Johnson -Majoring in interpersonal/organizational communication

Career Statistics Rushing Year G/GS 10/0 2010* 2011 0/0 2012 13/5 Totals 23/5 Receiving G Year 2010* 10/0 2011 0/0 2012 13/5 Totals 23/5 * - at Miami (Fla.)

ATT 9 0 113 122

YDS 119 0 507 626

TD 1 0 4 5

LG 71 0 48 71

NO 1 0 10 11

YDS 9 0 20 29

AVG 9.0 0 2.0 2.6

TD 0 0 0 0

AVG/C AVG/G 13.2 11.9 0.0 0.0 4.5 39.0 5.1 27.2 LG 9 0 20 20

Prior to UCF

High School

Personal

-One of the biggest surprises of the season, playing in all 14 games on special teams and breaking out for a team-high 16 special-teams tackles -A total of 15 of those tackles were on kickoffs and one was on a punt -At Marshall 10/27: Amassed four tackles (three solo) -Delivered two tackles in games against Akron, East Carolina and UTEP -Also had tackles against FIU, Missouri, Southern Miss and SMU, as well as in the C-USA Championship Game and the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl

-Member of the Army football program before transferring to UCF, and did not see game action with the Black Knights

2012 Game-By-Game

Opponent NO at Akron - 8/30 12 12 at OSU - 9/8 FIU - 9/15 18 15 Missouri - 9/29 ECU - 10/4 17 USM - 10/13 18 3 at MEM - 10/20 at MAR - 10/27 2 6 SMU - 11/3 at UTEP - 11/10 0 at Tulsa - 11/17 0 4 UAB - 11/24 at Tulsa - 12/1 6 vs. BSU - 12/21

2012 - Junior

-Rushing- -ReceivingYDS TD LG NO YDS TD 34 2 7 1 -2 0 75 0 48 3 22 0 78 0 17 1 0 0 93 0 21 3 -12 0 53 1 22 0 0 0 94 1 32 1 3 0 -11 0 4 0 0 0 7 0 4 0 0 0 29 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 7 1 9 0 DNP DNP 50 0 35 0 0 0

-Competed for Cypress Creek High School, where he had 99 tackles as a senior LG 0 20 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 9 0

-Son of Lisa Maag -Majoring in sport and exercise science

2012 - Redshirt Freshman

2011 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Worked out with the scout team

-Did not see game action

2012 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Did not see game action while working with the scout team

-Competed at linebacker for coach Don Purvis at Braden River High School -Also participated in weightlifting

-Son of John and Elaine Linde -Major is undeclared

-Coached by Irving Strickland at Kathleen High School -Helped his team to the Florida Class 4A regional semifinal against Lake Gibson -Kathleen defeated Edgewater in its quarterfinal match-up after finishing second to Lake Gibson in Region 2 District 8 -Hauled in 42 receptions for 510 yards and five touchdowns as a senior -Also had 40 receptions with four touchdowns as a junior and 25 receptions and seven touchdowns as a sophomore -Rated with three stars by Rivals, ESPN and Scout websites -ESPN rated him the No. 58 receiver nationally, while Scout listed him at No. 125 -Named to the 2010 Lakeland Ledger All-County Second Team -Selected UCF over scholarship offers from Boston College, Louisville, NC State, Purdue, Tennessee, West Virginia, Middle Tennessee and FAU

-Son of Simona Day -Major is interdisciplinary studies

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2012

2011

High School

Personal

-Was not on the UCF roster

-Did not see game action

-A product of Providence School, where he was coached by Paul Peterson -Helped the school reach the FHSAA 1A regional finals in 2010

-Parents are Bill and Shannon MacMeekin -Majoring in public administration

High School

Personal

2012 - Sophomore

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Earned four letters for head coach Bobby Moore at Choctawhatchee High School -Spent his first two prep seasons at offensive tackle before making the transition to defensive tackle for his junior and senior seasons -As a senior, posted 92 tackles, 21 sacks, 27 tackles for loss and a fumble recovery -Earned All-Northwest Florida honors as a junior and senior -Named to the Junior All-America Second Team in 2006 after registering 86 tackles, 12 sacks and 14 tackles for loss -Also lettered in track and field and weightlifting -Ranked No. 41 among defensive tackles nationally and as the 70th best prospect overall in the Sunshine State by Rivals.com -The No. 53 defensive tackle prospect nationally by Scout.com, and ranked No. 91 on the top-100 high school football prospects 2007 list by the Orlando Sentinel -Also recruited by Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida State, LSU, Ole Miss, Rutgers, Southern Miss and USF

-Parents are Kevin and Jennifer Chambers -Majoring in sport and exercise science - applied exercise physiology track

-Worked with the scout team

2012 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Did not see game action while working with the scout team

-Served as a linebacker, tight end, fullback and long snapper while at Pine Ridge

-Parents are Ellison and Scarlett Marsil -Major is undeclared

-Appeared in the Charleston Southern game, notching one tackle

-Earned a redshirt

-Played for coach Telly Lockette at Miami Central High School -Team was 12-2 in 2009, won the county championship and advanced to the FHSAA 6A state semifinals -Named to the Miami Herald All-Dade County Team -Collected 46 solo tackles and five interceptions as a senior -As a junior, intercepted a pair of passes and had 430 receiving yards -Also had three interceptions as a sophomore -Was also recruited by Auburn and Memphis

-Son of Carlton Brooks and Joyce McClain -Major is criminal justice

2012 - Junior

2011 - Sophomore

2010 - Redshirt Freshman

2009 - True Freshman

-Was a tight end for the first four games before serving on the offensive line for the final eight contests -Started two games as a tight end and one as a left tackle -At Akron 8/30: Recorded his first collegiate reception on a 5-yard touchdown catch

-Appeared in 11 games with eight starts at left tackle and one at right tackle

-Appeared in 10 games and made three starts on the season -South Dakota 9/4: Started at left tackle in his first-collegiate game

-Earned a redshirt

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2011 - Sophomore

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Appeared in 11 games with five starts at right guard (Charleston Southern, Boston College, at FIU, at BYU and at SMU)

-Voted onto the Conference USA All-Freshman Team -Appeared in seven games in his first collegiate campaign

2012 - Junior -Earned All-C-USA Honorable Mccray’s Honors

Mention status -Named to Phil Steele’s All-C- •All-C-USA Honorable Mention - ‘12 •Phil Steele’s All-C-USA Second Team - ‘12 USA Second Team -Started seven games at right •C-USA All-Freshman Team - ‘11 guard (RG) with seven starts at left guard (LG)

2011 - Sophomore

-Appeared in 11 games with one start at right guard (at UAB 10/20)

2010 - True Freshman

-Named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team -Appeared in six games in his first season as a Knight

High School

-Played for coach Patrick Burrows at Southridge High School -Team went undefeated in the 2009 regular season, winning the district championship, before losing in the state playoffs -Named to the Miami Herald All-Dade County team as a senior for making 63 pancake blocks and not allowing a sack -Was district champion in wrestling as both a sophomore and a junior -Member of the National Honor Society -Was also recruited by USF, Mississippi State, Tennessee, Rutgers, Miami, Illinois, Marshall and FAU

-Son of Cliff, Sr., and Debra McCray -Major is interpersonal/organizational communication -Twin brother of UCF teammate Jordan McCray, and younger brother of former Knight Cliff McCray

-Played for coach Patrick Burrows at Southridge High School -Team went undefeated in the 2009 regular season, winning the district championship, before losing in the state playoffs -Named All-Dade County as a senior by the Miami Herald after making 67 pancake blocks and not allowing a sack -Started 10 games as both a sophomore and a junior -Also qualified for the 6A state wrestling tournament as a sophomore -Member of the National Honor Society -Was also recruited by USF, Mississippi State, Tennessee, Rutgers, Miami, Illinois, Marshall and FAU

Personal

-Son of Cliff, Sr., and Debra McCray -Major is interpersonal/organizational communication -Twin brother of UCF teammate Justin McCray, and younger brother of former Knight Cliff McCray

2012 - Redshirt Freshman

High School

Personal

-Did not see game action

-Graduated from Kathleen High School where he played for coach Irving Strickland -Award the 2010 Scholar-Athlete award for his school -Named all-county honorable mention as an offensive lineman

-Parents are George and Linda McKenzie -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

2012 - Junior -Started seven games at right Mccray’s Honors tackle (RT) and seven at right guard (RG)

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-Rated with two stars from Scout, and was listed No. 82 at his position nationally -Participated in the North/South and Central Florida All-Star Games -Lettered in football, baseball, basketball and ran track -Additionally active outside of playing sports, participating in FCA, was homecoming king, a flag football coach, a basketball manager and a member of the Key Club

Personal

2012 - Sophomore

2011 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Parents are Willie Mitchell and Shanta Torres -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

2012 - Redshirt Freshman

2011 - True Freshman

High School

-Did not see game action while with the scout team

-Worked with the scout team

-Played both tight end and defensive end for Holy Cross and coach Frank Holmes -Was among the top five defensive ends in New Jersey heading into his senior year -Named to the Burlington County Times’ All-County Team -As a senior, had 25 receptions, 550 yards receiving, eight touchdowns en route to first team all-conference, all-county, All-South Jersey and all-state -One of his touchdowns was a school-record 96-yarder against Burlington Twp. -Also had 13 sacks on 45 tackles -Was an all-non-public honorable mention selection on defense his junior year -In 2009, had 20 catches for 400 yards and scored five touchdowns -As a sophomore, had 30 receptions for 587 yards and six touchdowns -In 2008, earned the school’s then-second straight state Non-Public Group 2 title -Rated three stars from Rivals, and two from ESPN and Scout websites -Rivals had him No. 25 overall in New Jersey heading into 2011 signing day -Scout listed him No. 150 nationally at tight end, while ESPN placed him at No. 187 -Active with community service, volunteering for the Knights of Columbus, Special Olympics, homeless shelter food delivery and St. Isaac Jogues Youth Group -Earned three varsity letters for football, one in basketball and four in lacrosse -Chose UCF over offers from Maryland, Rutgers, West Virginia and Akron -A long list of other schools, including Cincinnati, Duke, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Temple, Villanova and Virginia, also showed interest

Personal -Parents are Mark and Carol Miller -Major is undeclared

-In his first full season as the starting placekicker, ranked second on the team in scoring with 89 points -Was 10-for-14 on field goal tries, including a long of 49 -Set the school record with 59 extra points made -At Ohio State 9/8: Kicked a 28-yard field goal -FIU 9/15: Was good on a 23-yard field goal try -Missouri 9/29: Kicked a career long field goal of 42 yards -ECU 10/4: A perfect 4-for-4 in field goals, including a 49-yarder, while also going 4-for-4 in extra points for a total of 16 points -Selected as a Lou Groza National Placekicker Award Star of the Week, as well as the College Football Performance Awards National Specialist of the Week for his performance vs. ECU -Southern Miss 10/13: Made a 29-yard field goal and was a perfect 5-for-5 on PATs -At Memphis 10/20: Was a perfect 5-for-5 on extra points -At Marshall 10/27: Was 6-for-8 on extra points -SMU 11/3: Made all six PATs -At UTEP 11/10: Kicked a 30-yard field goal with four seconds left in the first half and was 4-for-4 on PATs -UAB 11/24: Made all seven PATs -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Had three extra points made -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Booted a 25 yard field goal and made two extra points

-Appeared in six games and connected on 5-of-9 field goals and 17-of-17 extra point attempts -Was 5-for-6 in field-goal tries from 20-39 yards out -Booted field goals against SMU, UAB, Memphis and Tulsa -In the game with Memphis, was 2-for-2 with a long of 39

2012 - Sophomore

2011 - True Freshman

High School

-Saw time in 11 games, posting three tackles -At Akron 8/30: Registered a solo tackle -At Marshall 10/27: Recorded two tackles

-Appeared in three games and recorded two solo tackles vs. Boston College (9/10)

-Played middle linebacker for Pine Ridge and coach Paul Spegele -The 15th-ranked player in the Orlando Sentinel’s 2011 Central Florida Super60 -Noted speed with a 4.5 40-yard time -Also returned kickoffs for Pine Ridge, even taking back an 86-yarder for a score against Daytona Beach Mainland during his junior season -As a senior, recorded 123 tackles and five sacks, had 140 tackles and three sacks as a junior and 162 tackles as a sophomore, including four sacks -Began his high school career charting 93 tackles as a freshman -As a senior was named to the Orlando Sentinel All-Central Florida defensive football team as well as ranking No. 72 on Bill Buchalter’s 2011 Florida Top 100 -Was rated with three stars from Rivals and ESPN, with ESPN also ranking him No. 51 at his position nationally

-Played for coach Dale Salapa at Dr. Philllips High School -Ranked No. 57 on the Orlando Sentinel’s 2011 Central Florida Super 60 -In 2010, was 11-for-16 in field-goal attempts, highlighted by conversion of 50 and 51 yards, and converted 97-of-98 extra points -Longest field goal of his high school career was 52 yards -Left the school holding the state mark with 130-straight extra points made -Also received interest from Mississippi and Florida Atlantic

-Parents are Ed and Julia Moffitt -Majoring in criminal justice

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Moffitt Cont... Career Statistics Year 2011 2012 Totals

G 6 14 20

FG 5-9 10-14 15-23

PCT 55.6 71.4 65.2

FGA 0 1 1 1 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

FGM 0 1 1 1 4 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 1

2012 - Redshirt Freshman

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2012 - True Freshman

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-Did not see game action

LG 39 49 49

PAT 17-17 59-64 76-81

2011 - True Freshman

LG --- 28 23 42 49 29 --- --- --- 30 --- --- --- 25

PAT 7-7 1-2 4-4 1-1 4-4 5-5 5-5 6-8 6-6 4-4 3-3 7-7 3-4 3-4

-In his first full season on the defensive line, notched 30 tackles and 7.0 tackles for loss in 13 games and seven starts -Ranked second on the team with 5.0 sacks -At Akron 8/30: Made three tackles and registered one sack -Missouri 9/29: Recorded four tackles (one solo), had two sacks, 2.0 TFL and 1.0 quarterback hurry -ECU 10/4: Collected seven tackles (one solo) and 3.0 quarterback hurries -Southern Miss 10/13: Acquired four tackles (two solo) -Memphis 10/20: Had a pass break-up -SMU 11/3: Started at defensive tackle and notched one stop -UAB 11/24: Finished with two tackles -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Had a memorable bowl game by delivering 3.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and six tackles overall

-A standout defensive tackle from Georgia, playing for coach Bruce Miller at Gainesville High School -Earned all-area recognition, while picking up a second-team all-state honor -Was an Atlanta Journal-Constitution Class 3A Honorable Mention All-State selection -As a senior, recorded 85 tackles, seven sacks and three forced fumbles -As a junior, recorded 75 tackles, five sacks, three forced fumbles and six tackles for loss -High school team was the regional champions from 2008-10 -Rated with three stars from Rivals, ESPN and Scout websites -ESPN ranked him as the No. 64 defensive tackle nationally, while Scout ranked him at No. 101 -Also lettered four years in lacrosse where he was a goalie, and was a member of the Latin Club -Chose UCF over scholarship offers from Arkansas, NC State, Tennessee, FIU and Middle Tennessee

-Parents are Andre and Lisa Niles -Major is undeclared

-Selected as the Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the C-USA Championship Game

-Played for coach Andy Price at Warner Christian Academy -Named to the Florida Class 2A All-State First Team from 2009-11, all-area first team 2010-11, team captain 2010-11 and team MVP 2010-11 -Among Rivals’ Top Performers in the 13th Annual Central Florida All-Star Football Game in December 2011, and was the Offensive MVP in the contest -Listed at No. 17 on Orlando Sentinel’s 2012 Central Florida Super60 -A versatile player, also saw action as a running back and linebacker -For his career, notched 111 receptions for 2,282 yards and 34 touchdowns, while posting 19 interceptions and 236 tackles -During the regular season of his senior year, recorded 23 receptions for 422 yards, an average of 18 yards per catch, and carried the ball for 314 yards on 30 carries, 13 touchdowns -Among his top performances as a senior came against St. John Lutheran where he totaled 206 yards and three touchdowns on just seven touches (four receptions, 141 yards; three carries, 65 yards) -Helped lead team to the 2011 Class 2A, Region 2, District 3 championship with a 10-4 overall record and undefeated 7-0 mark in district play -Team advanced to the Class 2A state semifinals in 2011 -Was an Orlando Sentinel All-Volusia County defensive back in 2010 -As a junior (2010), played both receiver and cornerback -Recorded 1,036 receiving yards in 2010 with 17 touchdowns and 13 interceptions -Team narrowly fell short in the 2010 Class 1B State Championship Game to Glades Day, 42-35, finishing the season at 13-1 -Earned offers from NC State, Tennessee State and Bethune-Cookman, and also saw interest from Ball State, Boston College, The Citadel, Connecticut, Duke, FAU, FIU, Illinois State, Indiana, Kentucky, Marshall, Miami, Syracuse, Temple and Western Kentucky

-Son of John and Helene Oldham -Majoring in sport and exercise science

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2011 - True Freshman

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2012 - True Freshman

High School

-Played for coach Chad Grabowski at Mount Dora High School -Enrolled for classes at UCF in January 2010 -Named First-Team All-Central Florida by the Orlando Sentinel -A four-time all-area and all-county pick -Named honorable mention all-state as a sophomore -Played in the Central Florida All-Star Game -Was also recruited by Kentucky, South Carolina, Georgia Tech, Stanford and Tulsa

2012 - True Freshman

High School

-Did not see game action while working with the scout team

-Coached by Daryle Heidelburg as well as Torrian Brooks (wide receivers) at Miami Norland -Noted not only for his size, but his leaping ability and knowing where the ball is at all times -Helped lead Miami Norland to the 2011 Class 5A state championship -The Vikings’ offense averaged more than 43 points during the state playoffs, capped by a 38-0 victory over Wakulla in the state title game -In that title game, Owi shined catching four passes for 69 yards -Team was committed to winning a state title in 2011 after finishing runner-up in Class 3A in 2010 -Norland’s offense was heavily rush-oriented behind Rivals100 running back Randy “Duke” Johnson, but when the Vikings did pass the ball it usually went to Owi, who led the team with 32 receptions for 550 yards -Caught 14 of Norland’s 19 touchdown passes in 2011 -Earned Class 5A Honorable Mention All-State status -Was an All-Miami Dade County First Team selection from the Miami Herald -Also participated in track and field and baseball as a left fielder -Was a member of Miami Norland’s National Merit Society, National Honor Society and Green Club -Recruited by several schools, including Bowling Green, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Duke, FAU, FIU, Illinois State, Iowa State, Purdue, USF, West Virginia, Western Kentucky and Wisconsin -Received scholarship offers from Purdue, Illinois State, Buffalo and Bowling Green

Personal

2012 - Redshirt Sophomore

2011 - Sophomore

-Parents are Phillip and Bridgete Owi -Major is undeclared

-Received two starts and appeared in 10 games overall -Posted 21 tackles with two break-ups and an interception -At Akron 8/30: In his first collegiate start at corner, recorded six tackles (two solo), while forcing and recovering a fumble -At Ohio State 9/8: Had six tackles (three solo) -Southern Miss 10/13: Notched an interception while recording two tackles -At Memphis 10/20: Made a solo tackle versus the Tigers -At Marshall 10/27: Recorded two tackles, 0.5 TFL and two pass break-ups -UAB 11/24: Tallied three tackles

-Missed the first half of 2011 due to an injury before working with the scout team

2010 - True Freshman

-Conference USA All-Freshman Team -Saw action in 10 games and ended the season with 15 tackles, one interception returned for a score and one forced fumble -At Tulane 11/20: Had a career day registering seven tackles (seven solo) and intercepted a pass taking it 100 yards for a touchdown on the last play of the game -At Memphis 11/27: Recorded one tackle and forced a fumble on the opening kickoff to start the second half

-Son of Ernest Hatter and Kathy Ozerities -Major is interdisciplinary studies

-Spent the season with the scout team

-Worked with the scout team

-Coached by Telly Lockette at Miami Central -Was a high school teammate of current UCF players Jeff Godfrey, Jamar McClain and Josh Reese -The 2010 Miami Central team defeated Orlando’s Dr. Phillips, 42-27, in the Class 6A state championship at the Florida Citrus Bowl -Saw action at both linebacker and defensive tackle, as well as fullback -Had 84 tackles, 22 sacks and three forced fumbles as a senior -As a junior, had 125 tackles and 20 sacks, nine forced fumbles and one interception returned for a touchdown -Listed at No. 64 on Bill Buchalter’s 2011 Florida Top 100 -Rated with three stars from Rivals, ESPN and Scout -Scout placed him No. 57 for the middle linebacker position nationally, while ESPN ranked him No. 93 -Rivals listed him No. 12 among its top 55 players in Miami-Dade County at the start of the 2010 season -Was a second-team All-Miami-Dade County running back selection as a junior -Miami Herald had him as the No. 13 prospect in Miami-Dade County -Also played on the basketball team -Chose to be a UCF Knight over offers from Clemson, West Virginia, USF and FIU

-Parents are Anthony Pace and Altrese Lewis -Major is interdisciplinary studies

-Named the Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the Memphis game

-Played offensive tackle for Florida Class 3A power American Heritage and head coach Doug Socha -After appearing in the 2010 Class 1A title game as a junior, helped guide American Heritage back to the top in claiming the 2011 Class 3A state championship

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Parfitt Cont... -The 2011 Stallions were rated No. 7 amongst all classes in the state of Florida by FlaVarsity.com as well as No. 6 in the state and No. 45 nationally from MaxPreps -Graded 90 percent on blocking assignments as a senior and registered 35 pancake blocks -Named to the 2011 Florida Class 3A Offensive First Team, and the 2011 South Florida Sun-Sentinel First Team Offense -Listed at No. 20 on the Palm Beach Post Big Board for 2011, as well as to its small schools All-Area Team -Participated in the 2011 Under Armour Broward-Beach Bowl -Entered his senior season ranked No. 35 among the Palm Beach Post’s Top 50 players in Palm Beach -Both he and UCF teammate Blake Davis, a close friend since the sixth grade, began their high school careers at Boca Raton Olympic Heights before transferring to American Heritage prior to their junior seasons -Also participated three years in varsity wrestling in the heavyweight class -Received offers from Bowling Green, FAU, Middle Tennessee State, New Mexico, Western Kentucky and Western Michigan, and saw interest from Boston College, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Miami, USF and Wisconsin

Personal

-Parents are Sheldon Parfitt and Kathy and Bill Cox -Major is undeclared

Field and Junior Olympic events across the country growing up -Chose UCF over offers and interest from Miami, Florida State, Cincinnati, FIU and Wyoming

Personal

-Parents are Brett and Laundria Perriman -Father was a 10-year NFL wideout primarily with New Orleans and Detroit -Major is undeclared

Career Statistics Year 2012 Totals

G/GS 14/4 14/4

REC 26 26

YDS 388 388

AVG 14.9 14.9

TD 3 3

LG 45 45

AVG/G 27.7 27.7

REC 1 0 0 2 1 5 2 0 1 1 2 3 3 5

YDS 8 0 0 25 11 55 21 0 18 7 33 55 65 90

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0

LG 8 0 0 13 11 26 13 0 18 7 21 30 39 45

2012 - True Freshman -Enrolled in classes at UCF in Perriman’s Honors

January 2012 -Earned a spot on the C-USA All- •C-USA All-Freshman Team - ‘12 Freshman Team -Among true freshman in UCF history, ranked third all-time with 26 receptions, third with 388 yards and third with three touchdowns -Had only one catch in the first three games, then racked up 25 in the final 11 contests -Boasted at least two receptions in the final four games of the season -At Akron 8/30: Caught his first career pass for eight yards -FIU 9/15: Started his first collegiate game at wide receiver against the Panthers -Missouri 9/29: Registered two catches for 25 yards -Southern Miss 10/13: Grabbed five balls for 55 yards -At Memphis 10/20: Had two catches for 21 yards -SMU 11/3: Recorded an 18-yard touchdown catch -At Tulsa 11/17: Hauled in two passes for 33 yards and a touchdown -UAB 11/24: Collected 55 yards on three catches -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Pulled in three catches for 65 yards and a touchdown -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Finished the bowl win with five catches for 90 yards including a 45-yarder

High School

-A very talented and fast wide receiver prospect from the Atlanta-area -Finished his high school career for new Class 5A Arabia Mountain in Lithonia, after playing for Lithonia’s Martin Luther King and Conyers’ Heritage high schools -Played for Christopher Beal at Arabia Mountain -Arguably the top receiver in DeKalb County during his senior season, participated in the 2010 DeKalb County Coaches Association Senior All-Star Football Game -Was the MVP of the Elite One Performance Football Camp -As a senior in just four games played, had 13 catches for 301 yards and three touchdowns -As a junior, had 27 catches for 512 yards and six touchdowns -Rated with two stars from ESPN, while being ranked at No. 221 nationally for wide receiver -Lettered in football and track for two years -Timed with a 4.4 40-yard dash and 36-inch vertical leap -Was a heralded youth track participant, routinely competing in USA Track and 56

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2011 - True Freshman

-Selected as the Outstanding Linebacker at the UCF Football Awards Banquet -Started 12 games and appeared in all 14 contests in 2012 -Led all linebackers and was third on the team with 108 tackles -Notched 7.0 tackles for loss, two break-ups and a fumble recovery -At Akron 8/30: Recorded seven tackles including three of the solo variety -At Ohio State 9/8: Racked up a career-high 15 total tackles (six solo) with one TFL -FIU 9/15: Led the team with 11 tackles (seven solo) -Missouri 9/29: Recorded three tackles -ECU 10/4: Tallied 11 tackles (four solo) and a TFL (four yds.) -Southern Miss 10/13: Added six tackles (five solo) and a QB hurry -At Memphis 10/20: Registered five tackles with an 8-yard TFL -At Marshall 10/27: Totaled nine tackles -SMU 11/3: Notched five tackles (three solo) -At UTEP 11/10: Logged four tackles -At Tulsa 11/17: Collected six tackles (one solo) and one pass breakup -UAB 11/24: Amassed nine tackles (five solo) and a break-up -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Finished with 11 tackles, one for a loss and his firstcareer interception -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Ended the year with six tackles vs. Ball State including one for a loss

-Appeared in 11 games with one start at middle linebacker and recorded 17 tackles (12 solo) with two tackles for loss and one quarterback hurry -Charleston Southern 9/3: In his first collegiate game, recorded five tackles (three solo) with one TFL -At UAB 10/20: Recorded six tackles (three solo) -Memphis 10/29: Recorded two tackles (two solo) with one TFL and one QBH -Tulsa 11/3: Added a pair of solo tackles

High School

-A versatile linebacker prospect, who played at all three positions during his high school career including at the inside position as a senior -Coached by Danny Green at Orange Park, and helped lead the Raiders to a Class 6A Region I District 1 title and berth in the state regional final round -Amassed over 110 tackles as a senior, five sacks, two pass deflections, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble -Led his team in tackling for three-straight seasons -Also had eight touchdowns rushing -Was a 2010 nominee for the Florida Class 6A Mr. Football Award -A member of the 2010 Florida Times Union All-First Coast Team, as well as honorable mention FHSAA all-state in 2009 -Was a Super 24 selection in 2010 -Received All-First Coast, all-conference and all-county recognition throughout his high school career -Rated with three stars by Rivals, ESPN and Scout -Was listed as the No. 70 outside linebacker nationally by ESPN, and No. 84 from Scout -Also lettered three years in basketball -Had a bench press of 350 pounds -Picked the Knights over Arkansas, NC State, Vanderbilt, Cincinnati, Connecticut, USF, Southern Miss, FAU, FIU, Middle Tennessee and Troy

Personal

-Parents are Terrance and Beatrice Plummer -Major is undeclared as of 2013 Summer B

Career Statistics Year 2011 2012 Totals

G/GS 11/1 14/12 25/13

UT-AT-TT 12-5-17 50-58-108 62-63-125

SACK 0.0 0.0 0.0

TFL 2.0 7.0 9.0

PBU 0 2 2

INT 0 1 1

FF 0 0 0

2012 - Sophomore

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High School

Personal

-Spent time as a backup kicker but did not get into a game

-Did not see game action

-Attended John F. Kennedy School of Queretaro, and was a member of the soccer team which won the state title two-straight years (2009-10), and the National Championship of American Schools in Mexico in 2009 -Served as team captain for the soccer program in 2010 -Runner-up for the school’s 2010 Student-Athlete of the Year -Awarded the IB Diploma and the President’s Education Awards Program for Educational Excellence, while being a member of the National Honor Society and serving as the student council treasurer

-Son of Gerardo and Mary Carmen Quirarte -Majoring in industrial engineering

UT-AT-TT 3-4-7 6-9-15 7-4-11 1-2-3 4-7-11 5-1-6 4-1-5 2-7-9 3-2-5 0-4-4 1-5-6 5-4-9 6-5-11 3-3-6

SACK 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

TFL 0.5-1 1.0-7 1.0-1 0.0-0 1.0-4 0.0-0 1.0-8 0.5-1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 1.0-1 1.0-2

PBU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

INT 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2012 - Sophomore

-Worked with the scout team and did not see game action

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Saw time in the Charleston Southern game

-Earned a redshirt

-Played for coach Hal Lamb at Calhoun High School -Was an honorable mention all-state pick for all classifications and a second-team all-state 2A pick -Missed much of 2009 due to injury but had 27 tackles, including two TFLs -Made 42 tackles as a junior with four tackles for loss, three sacks, two interceptions, two fumble recoveries and a pair of touchdowns -Earned the team’s Captain’s Award in 2009 and the Iron Man Award in 2008 -Calhoun was the four-time regional champion and was twice the state runner-up -Was also recruited by Vanderbilt, Purdue and Middle Tennessee

2012 - Redshirt Freshman

High School

Personal

-Earned Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week honors for the Tulsa game

-Graduated from Barron Collier High School

-Parents are Glenn and Connie Puopolo -Major is undeclared

-Son of Terry and Susan Ralston -Major is interdisciplinary studies

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2012 - Sophomore

-Saw time in all 14 games for the Knights, finishing with 11 catches for 122 yards for an 11.1 average -At Ohio State 9/8: Caught one ball for 11 yards -Missouri 9/29: Had two receptions for 24 yards -ECU 10/4: Caught two passes for 43 yards -Also had receptions against USM, Memphis, Marshall, SMU, Tulsa and UAB

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

-Appeared in 11 games with five starts in the final six games -Caught 30 passes for 461 yards and two touchdowns -His 30 receptions ranked as the fifth-most by a UCF freshman, while he also finished third in school history among freshman in receiving yards -Charleston Southern 9/3: In his first game, caught four passes for 97 yards -Marshall 10/8: Hauled in four passes for 42 yards -At SMU 10/15: Finished with five receptions for 74 yards and one touchdown -At UAB 10/20: Caught four passes for 41 yards -Memphis 10/29: Brought in four passes for 70 yards -At Southern Miss 11/12: Racked up three catches for 32 yards -At East Carolina 11/19: Amassed four receptions for 51 yards and a touchdown

2010 - True Freshman

-Earned a redshirt

High School

-Son of Karen Smith -Major is sport and exercise science

Career Statistics Year 2011 2012 Totals

G/GS 11/5 14/0 25/5

REC 30 11 41

YDS 461 122 583

AVG 15.4 11.1 14.2

TD 2 0 2

LG 48 26 48

AVG/G 41.9 8.7 23.3

REC 0 1 0 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0

YDS 0 11 0 24 43 1 -4 14 17 0 10 6 0 0

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

2012 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Named the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the Ohio State contest -Saw action against Marshall

-Did not see game action, working with the scout team

-Earned a redshirt

-Played for coach Scott Perry at Lake Mary High School -Ranked amongst the top-20 players in Central Florida by the Orlando Sentinel -Named all-conference in 2008 and 2009 and Lake Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Defensive Lineman -Made 59 tackles as a senior with 12 tackles for loss, three sacks, two forced fumbles and two recovered fumbles, and had 42 tackles and four sacks as a junior -Conference champion in wrestling -Named to the honor roll and won the Citizenship Award -Was also recruited by Purdue, Wake Forest, Iowa State, Colorado State, New Mexico, FIU, FAU and Troy

-Son of Yvonne Rice -Majoring in criminal justice

-Played for coach Telly Lockette at Miami Central High School -Team was 12-2 in 2009, won the county championship and advanced to the FHSAA state semifinals for 6A -A two-time all-state pick who was ranked amongst the top-25 recruits in Florida and the top-150 recruits in the nation -Named to the Miami Herald All-Dade County Team in 2008 and 2009 -The top receiver in Miami-Dade County, had 43 catches as a senior for 820 yards and eight touchdowns and 40 grabs as a junior for 793 yards and 10 touchdowns -Played in the Dade-Broward All-Star Game and the U.S.A. vs. the World All-Star Game -Also recruited by Florida, Florida State, Nebraska, USF, South Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia

Personal

2012 - Sophomore

LG 0 11 0 19 26 1 0 14 17 0 10 6 0 0

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-Named the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week for his efforts before the Southern Miss game

-Coached by Damon Cogdell at Miramar High School -Served as team captain his final two seasons -Also played fullback and safety -Racked up 120 tackles with two interceptions and a pair of forced fumbles as a senior -In the 2012 8A state title game, racked up seven tackles with a sack vs. Plant -Defensive MVP of the 2012 Private vs. Public All-Star Game -Collected 110 tackles with two picks and two forced fumbles as a junior, and posted 50 rushing yards with a touchdown as a sophomore when he blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher -Along with serving as the state runner-up in 2011, Miramar was the state champions in 2009 -Was the defensive player of the year for the junior varsity club as a freshman -Received interest from Middle Tennessee, Western Kentucky and Minnesota

-Parents are Reginald and Charlene Rucker -Major is undeclared

2012 - True Freshman

2012 - Redshirt Freshman

High School

Personal

2012 - True Freshman

High School

-Selected as the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the Memphis game

-Played under coach Jemalle Cornelius at Fort Meade, spending time as a fullback, running back and on special teams besides serving as a linebacker -Participated in the FACA North-South All-Star Game in Sebring, Fla., as a senior -Rated three stars by Rivals.com and ESPN -Was a first-team all-state selection who led the county with over 150 tackles in 2011, and also had 14 forced fumbles with five rushing touchdowns -Earned PolkPreps’ Super 16 status, and was the defensive player of the year in the county -Named the Lakeland Ledger Small School Defensive Player of the Year in 2010 thanks to 128 tackles -Was the team’s rookie of the year as a freshman and the defensive MVP as a sophomore -Also played right field for the baseball team and as a forward for the basketball program -Member of the D.A.R.E. Club, National Honor Society, About Face Mentor Program, Principal Leadership Cabinet, Advisor Committee and Fellowship of Christian Athletes -Received interest from Ball State, Indiana, Iowa State, USF and Western Kentucky

Personal

-Parents are Winston Russell and Laverne Wright -Major is undeclared

-Worked with the scout team and did not see game action

-Attended Jefferson High School in Tampa, coached by Mike Fenton -School won the 2010 FHSAA 3A state title -Had 52 tackles, an interception, a sack, a fumble recovery and six break-ups during the 2010 campaign

-Parents are Alexander Beckett and Mercedes Straubel -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

-Did not see game action while working with the scout team

2012 - True Freshman

High School

-Played under coach Reginald Samples at Skyline High School -Rated with three stars by Rivals.com -Earned a spot on 2011 TheOldCoach.com AAA Texas Class 5A All-State Second Team -Posted 13 sacks with 20 tackles for loss as a junior -In 2010, was a member of the 5A all-state first team, and following the season, participated in the Dallas-Fort Worth Under Armour Combine -Received interest from Navy, UTEP, New Mexico, SMU, North Texas, Nevada and Iowa State

-Played weakside defensive end while in the 4-3 scheme, but played mostly outside linebacker in 2011 in a 3-3-5 stack formation with Golden Gate High School -Coached by Mike DiGrigoli and played three seasons on the varsity squad -Initially began his varsity career as a safety and made the switch to linebacker following his sophomore season -Noted as an elite tackler at both positions -Named to the 2011 Naples Daily News All-Area First-Team Defense as well as second team Collier County Athletic Conference -Played in the 2011 Naples North Rotary All-Star Football Classic -As a senior in 2011, recorded 98 total tackles and nine sacks -Had the strongest squat, bench and clean in the 1,000 Pound Club -Entered the 2011 season as a heralded student-athlete, making Bill Buchalter’s statewide top 100 list (No. 94) as well as one of the 21 linebackers named to FlaVarsity.com’s Top 160 list -As a junior (2010), recorded 89 tackles, 6.5 sacks, two fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles -Was an all-conference selection as a junior -Had 65 tackles, 8.5 sacks and three forced fumbles as a sophomore (2009), while earning all-conference status -Was the leading freshman tackler in 2008, playing in three games -Member of the Key Club and AB Honor Roll -As a youth football player, played with the Naples Gators, which advanced to the Orange Bowl Youth Football title game -Also participated on the Titans’ men’s track team, excelling in the discus and shot put, as well as on the basketball and lacrosse teams -Received interest from Boston College, FIU, Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Maryland and Navy

Personal

-Appeared in three games and had three tackles -Earned the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week award for the Akron game -At Memphis 10/20: Made one tackle in his first action as a collegiate player -UAB 11/24: Recorded two tackles -Also appeared in the C-USA Championship Game

-Son of Dwight and Yvonne Spencer

-Parents are Jean Sylverain and Nerlande Francois -Major is undeclared

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2012 - Sophomore

2012 - True Freshman

-Saw game action in all 14 contests on special teams as the Knights’ long snapper

-Selected as the Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the Marshall game

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

High School

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Did not see game action

-Spent time with the scout team

-Competed for coach George Clayton at Lake Brantley High School

Personal -Son of Charles and Hannah Teal -Marjoring in industrial engineering

2012 - Redshirt Freshman

2011 - True Freshman

-Saw game action in 12 contests, rushing for 62 yards and one touchdown on 13 carries, and adding two special teams tackles -At Akron 8/30: In his first collegiate game, rushed for 44 yards on 11 carries with a touchdown -ECU 10/4: Carried the ball twice for 18 yards while making two special teams tackles (one solo) -Was the Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the SMU game

-Worked with the scout team

High School

-Coached by Josh Shapiro at Everglades -Everglades advanced to the 2010 Class 6A state playoffs during his senior year after qualifying through Region 3 District 11 -Team was 2009 district champions -Team captain as a junior and a senior -Rushed for 800 yards on 155 carries for 16 touchdowns as a senior -Had 485 yards on 100 carries and seven touchdowns as a junior -As a sophomore, rushed for 385 yards on 55 carries and three touchdowns -Rated with two stars from ESPN and Scout -ESPN listed him at No. 156 nationally at his position, while Scout had him at No. 168 -Received All-Broward County recognition by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel -Miami Herald had him at No. 20 in Broward County prior to his senior year -Earned four varsity letters in football -Also lettered three years in track, focusing on the 110 and 300-meter hurdles -Posted personal-best times of 14.94 seconds in the 110-meter hurdles and 39.36 seconds in the 300-meter hurdles -Chose UCF over offers from Kansas State, FAU, Illinois, Western Illinois and Southern Illinois

Personal

-Parents are Will and Lavora Thompson -Brother, Courtney, was a defensive back at Kansas State -Majoring in interpersonal/organizational communication 60

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-Played for coach Matt Hedrick at Bishop Moore High School -Rushed for 1,022 yards and averaged 10.1 yards per attempt during his senior campaign -Also racked up 14 touchdowns that season -On defense, posted more than 50 solo tackles as an outside linebacker

-Parents are Tim and Lisa Tiralosi -Major is undeclared

2012 - Sophomore -Received All-C-USA Honorable Tukes’ Honors Mention status

-Started 10 games and appeared •All-C-USA Honorable Mention - 12 in 13 overall -Totaled 10 receptions for 107 yards and two touchdowns -At Ohio State 9/8: Caught first-career touchdown pass -At Memphis 10/20: Caught one pass for six yards and a touchdown -SMU 11/3: Brought in two passes for 30 yards with a long of 17 -At C-USA Championship 12/1: Hauled in two passes for 25 yards -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Caught one pass for 14 yards in the win over Ball State -Also had a reception against Southern Miss and UTEP

2011 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Appeared in five games with one start at tight end (vs. Boston College), and caught two passes for 18 yards against Memphis

-Originally signed with UCF in 2010 -Coached by Scott Ward at Worth County -Was selected to play in the Georgia vs. Florida Border War All-Star Game -An all-region and all-metro honoree as a senior -Had 16 catches as a senior for 198 yards with three touchdowns -Also blocked a punt and made 14 tackles -Named to the all-region team as a sophomore and a junior as well -Caught a total of 22 passes as a sophomore and a junior combined for six touchdowns while also recording a total of 24 pancake blocks -Received three stars from Rivals, while Scout listed him with two stars and the No. 78 tight end nationally -Chose UCF over scholarship offers from Louisville, UAB, Georgia State and Jacksonville State

-Son of Earnestine Barney -Majoring in interpersonal/organizational communication

Career Statistics Year 2011 2012 Totals

G/GS 5/1 13/10 18/11

REC 2 10 12

YDS 18 107 125

AVG 9.0 10.7 10.4

TD 0 2 2

LG 13 23 23

AVG/G 3.6 8.2 6.9

2012 Game-By-Game Opponent REC at Akron - 8/30 0 at OSU - 9/8 1 FIU - 9/15 0 1 Missouri - 9/29 ECU - 10/4 0 USM - 10/13 1 at MEM - 10/20 1 at MAR - 10/27 0 2 SMU - 11/3 at UTEP - 11/10 1 at Tulsa - 11/17 UAB - 11/24 0 at Tulsa - 12/1 2 1 vs. BSU - 12/21

YDS 0 1 0 11 0 9 6 0 30 11 0 25 14

DNP

TD 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

LG 0 1 0 11 0 9 6 0 17 11

0 0 0

0 23 14

2012 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Saw game action in all 14 contests, adding 10 tackles with one break-up -At Akron 8/30: In his first collegiate game, recorded a solo tackle and a pass break-up -UAB 11/24: Collected six tackles (four solo) -Also had a tackle against Ohio State, FIU and SMU

-Coached by Mike Morrill at Cardinal Gibbons -Played safety for the Chiefs -Named to the Miami Herald’s All-Broward County First Team for defense -Finished senior season with 50-plus tackles and three interceptions -Team went 8-3 in 2012 and advanced to the Class 5A regional quarterfinals -Also ran track and field -Chose UCF over offers from Bowling Green, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Indiana, Marshall, UMass, Memphis, Western Michigan and Wisconsin

-Son of George Whigham and Angela Hanley -Major is undeclared

2012 - True Freshman

High School

-Akron 8/30: Saw game action against the Zips -Received a redshirt

-Coached by Jerry Pollard at Pine Forest High School -ESPN.com rated him the No. 16 guard in the nation and the No. 46 overall prospect in the state of Florida -Garnered Class 6A all-state second-team honors as a senior -Also named to the 2011 Pensacola News Journal All-Area Football Team -As a junior (2010), helped Pine Forest to a regional semifinal appearance in the Class 4A state championship -Also played baseball in high school -Chose the Knights over Louisville, Western Kentucky and South Alabama -Also received interest from Alabama, Auburn, Florida and LSU

Personal -Parents are CJ and Kelli Watson -Major is undeclared

2012 - Sophomore -Voted on to the All-C-USA WILSON’s Honors

Second Team -Named to Phil Steele’s All-C- •All-C-USA Second Team - ‘12 •Phil Steele’s All-C-USA Second Team - ‘12 USA Second Team -Started all 14 games at left •C-USA All-Freshman Team - ‘11 tackle on the offensive line -Selected as the Outstanding Offensive Lineman at the UCF Football Awards Banquet

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Selected to the C-USA All-Freshman Team -Appeared in 11 games with four starts at left tackle

-Earned a redshirt

-Played for coach Billy Rolle at Miami Northwestern High School -Rated as the eighth-best offensive guard in the nation by Rivals.com -Was selected for the Under Armour All-American Game -A first-team all-state pick and an All-Dade County selection as well -Made 120 pancake blocks as a junior alone and recorded four sacks on defense -Was also recruited by Stanford, Louisville, Alabama, LSU, Tennessee, Michigan and USF

-Son of Earnest and Vernell Wilson -Majoring in interpersonal/organizational communication

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-At UAB 10/20: Caught three passes for 32 yards -Memphis 10/29: Caught five passes for 43 yards -Tulsa 11/3: Pulled in four passes for 87 yards and one touchdown -At USM 11/12: Tied a UCF freshman record with 11 receptions, racking up 114 yards and a highlight-reel touchdown catch with no time left in the fourth quarter -At East Carolina 11/19: Had two catches for 31 yards and a touchdown -UTEP 11/25: Pulled in three passes for 48 yards

2010 - True Freshman

High School

Personal

-Earned a redshirt

2012 - Redshirt Freshman

-Received Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week accolades for the Missouri contest

High School

-Was a three-year starter for Countryside High School -Took part in the 2009 Pinellas All-Star Football Classic -Also participated in track and field -Signed with the Merchant Marine Academy after high school

Personal -Son of Mark Wiszowaty and Kathy Rennie -Majoring in hospitality management

2012 - Sophomore

Career Statistics REC 41 44 85

YDS 531 594 1,125

AVG 13.0 13.5 13.2

TD 4 5 9

LG 41 36 41

NO 17 25 42

YDS 150 266 416

AVG 8.8 10.6 9.9

TD 0 0 0

LG 37 50 50

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AVG/G 44.2 42.4 43.3

2012 Game-By-Game Opponent NO at Akron - 8/30 0 at OSU - 9/8 7 5 FIU - 9/15 Missouri - 9/29 5 ECU - 10/4 0 8 USM - 10/13 at MEM - 10/20 5 3 at MAR - 10/27 SMU - 11/3 0 at UTEP - 11/10 2 2 at Tulsa - 11/17 UAB - 11/24 3 1 at Tulsa - 12/1 vs. BSU - 12/21 3

-Receiving- -Punt ReturnsYDS TD LG NO YDS TD 0 0 0 3 73 0 96 0 27 1 7 0 94 1 36 4 48 0 56 0 19 1 -3 0 0 0 0 2 34 0 117 0 34 1 0 0 56 1 29 3 31 0 68 0 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 29 0 20 0 11 2 -8 0 12 0 12 3 19 0 36 2 18 1 34 0 7 0 7 0 0 0 32 1 17 1 2 0

-CollegeFootballNews.com Honorable Mention Freshman All-American -Voted onto the C-USA All-Freshman Team -Appeared in all 12 games with one start (ECU) and caught 41 passes for a teamhigh 531 yards and four touchdowns -Set a UCF freshman record for receptions (41) -Also added 17 punt returns for 150 yards -Charleston Southern 9/3: In his first UCF game, caught three passes for 53 yards -Marshall 10/8: Finished with 36 yards on a pair of receptions -At SMU 10/15: Had five receptions for 32 yards and his first-career touchdown 62

-Son of Bill and Kathy Worton -Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

Receiving Year G/GS 2011 12/1 2012 14/11 26/12 Totals Punt Returns Year G 2011 12 2012 14 26 Totals

-Selected to the All-C-USA First WORTON’s Honors Team as a punt returner -On Phil Steele’s All-C-USA First •All-C-USA First Team - ‘12 •Phil Steele’s All-C-USA First Team - ‘12 Team as well -Started 11 games and appeared •CollegeFootballNews.com in all 14 games, leading UCF Honorable Mention FR All-American - ‘11 with 44 receptions and five •C-USA All-Freshman Team - ‘11 touchdowns, while ranking second with 594 yards -Averaged 13.5 yards per reception -Placed second in C-USA with a 10.6 punt return average, taking back 25 for 266 yards -At Akron 8/30: Had three punt returns for 73 yards, including a 50 yard return that led to a touchdown -At Ohio State 9/8: Racked up 96 yards on seven receptions against the No. 14 team in the nation -FIU 9/15: Caught five passes for 94 yards and a score, while adding 48 yards on four punt returns -Missouri 9/29: Had five receptions for 56 yards and returned one punt -ECU 10/4: Tallied 34 yards on two punt returns, including a 32-yarder that led to a UCF touchdown -Southern Miss 10/13: Eclipsed his career-high in receiving yards, accounting for 117 yards on eight receptions -At Memphis 10/20: Hauled in five balls for 56 yards and a score -At Marshall 10/27: Pulled in three passes for 68 yards -SMU 11/3: Returned three punts for 29 yards -UAB 11/24: Finished with 36 yards and two touchdowns on three catches. Also, had a 34-yard punt return -Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 12/21: Came through with three receptions for 32 yards and a touchdown against Ball State

2011 - Redshirt Freshman

-Played for coach Greg Dentino at South Dade High School -Served as a wide receiver, safety and kicker in high school, but spent time at seven different positions as a senior -Had 41 receptions for 712 yards and nine touchdowns in 2009 -Named to the Miami Herald Class 6A All-Dade First Team as an all-purpose player

Jr. WR J.J. Worton

LG 50 7 16 0 32 0 14 0 14 0 8 34 0 2

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#43 Chequan Burkett

Freshman - Linebacker - 6-2/221 Cocoa, Fla./Cocoa

Freshman - Linebacker - 6-1/205 Montgomery, Ala./Carver

High School

Personal

-Coached by John Wilkinson at Cocoa -Helped guide Cocoa to the 2011 and 2012 4A state semifinals -Named to the 4A all-state second team thanks to 82 tackles, eight sacks, three forced fumbles and a blocked field goal -Competed in the 2012 Florida Athletic Coaches Association North-South All-Star Game -First started playing football for Cocoa as a junior and at wide receiver -Received the defensive line MVP award at Miami’s individual camp in 2012 -Listed at No. 18 on the Orlando Sentinel 2013 Mideast Florida Super60 -Also played basketball and ran track -Placed third in the 2012 FHSAA 2A District 12 400m dash, and 13th in the regional meet -Chose UCF over FAU, FIU, Appalachian State, Memphis and Iowa State

-Born in Rockledge, Fla. -Mother is Tameka Argo

Jake Berman

#51

-Coached by Dan Pallante at Barron Collier, which reached the 2011 and 2012 6A regional quarterfinals -Played at both linebacker and fullback during his senior campaign, and lettered all four years -Rated with three stars by ESPN, and listed as the No. 60 outside linebacker in the nation -Accumulated 100 tackles including 90 solo, five sacks and nine tackles for loss along with 500 rushing yards with four touchdowns in 2012 -Earned 2012 6A all-state honorable mention status as well as first-team all-district and The News-Press All-First Team honors -Played for the South team in the 2012 Florida Athletic Coaches Association NorthSouth All-Star Game -Posted 130 tackles, 10 sacks, 16 tackles for loss and two forced fumbles in 2011 at outside linebacker -Broke the school record with 26 tackles in a single game that year as well -Named to the 2011 Naples Daily News All-Area First Team and to the all-district first team -After the junior campaign, broke the school’s bench press record at 370 -As a sophomore, collected 98 tackles, 12 tackles for loss and six sacks en route to a spot on the all-district first team -Also received interest from Minnesota, Connecticut, Kansas, FAU, FIU, USF, Syracuse, Miami and Western Kentucky

Personal -Born in Naples, Fla. -Parents are Matt and Carrie Berman

High School

Personal

-Coached by Billy Gresham at Carver -Carver went 13-2 and 6-1 in league play in 2012, advancing to the Alabama 6A state semifinals -Rated with three stars by Rivals -Earned an 85 rating from 247Sports.com -Served as a strong safety as a senior in high school -Posted 68 total tackles with three interceptions, two touchdowns and three forced fumbles in 2012 en route to a spot on the all-metro team -Attended 2012 summer camp at Vanderbilt -Collected 59 tackles, four forced fumbles, three interceptions and one touchdown as a junior, and 72 tackles with three forced fumbles and two interceptions as a sophomore -Also played basketball while in high school -Chose UCF over Auburn, Arkansas State, Clemson, Kentucky, Marshall, Memphis, South Alabama, Southern Miss and Vanderbilt, as well as interest from Alabama, Georgia Tech, Missouri, Northern Illinois, South Carolina and Tennessee

-Born in Montgomery, Ala. -Parents are Corey and Sharon Burkett

Pete DiNovo

Freshman - Linebacker - 5-11/222 Naples, Fla./Barron Collier High School

#40

#14

Freshman - Quarterback - 6-1/207 Tarpon Springs, Fla./East Lake Enrolled in classes at UCF in January 2013

High School

Personal

-Coached by Bob Hudson at East Lake, which advanced to the 8A regional finals twice during his career -Lettered three years while serving as a three-year captain and the team’s offensive MVP his final three seasons -Pro-style quarterback earned a three-star rating from Rivals and ESPN -Ranked as the No. 66 quarterback (pocket passer) in the nation by ESPN -Selected to the 2012 class 8A all-state first team and the all-county first team -Participated in the 2012 Florida Athletic Coaches Association North-South All-Star Game -Tampa Bay Times 2012 Suncoast Player of the Year and All-Pinellas Offensive Player of the Year -Left holding the Pinellas County career passing records with 6,733 yards and 59 touchdowns, breaking Shaun King’s previous record of 5,736 yards -Set the county’s single-season passing record with 2,980 yards in 2012, while he also threw for 25 touchdowns -In the 2012 regional finals against nationally ranked Dr. Phillips, threw for 318 yards and three touchdowns, highlighted by completing his first 15 passes of the game on the first two drives -Picked up 2011 first-team all-county and third-team all-state status thanks to more than 2,300 passing yards and 24 touchdowns -Also as a junior, was the MVP in the National Underclassmen Combine and the Big County Preps Combine, and was the quarterback for the 7-on-7 Team Tampa national championship squad -Threw for 20 touchdowns as well during his sophomore campaign -Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and was a youth volunteer in high school -Chose UCF over Cornell, Duke, Florida State, Indiana, Marshall, Minnesota, NC State, Northwestern, Purdue and USF

-Born in Albany, N.Y. -Parents are Pete and Tina DiNovo

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#66

Freshman - Offensive Lineman - 6-5/272 Seffner, Fla./Armwood High School

-Coached by Sean Callahan at Armwood -Helped his team advance to the 2012 6A regional finals -Ranked as the No. 97 offensive guard in the nation by ESPN -Rated fifth by Big County Preps among all players in Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco Counties in 2012 -Transferred to Armwood from Seffner Christian prior to his senior year -Earned an 82 rating by 247Sports.com -Named to the All-Western Conference First Team as a senior, as well as to the allHillsborough County second team -On defense, recorded 80 tackles, 21 quarterback hurries and 12 sacks during his junior campaign -Member of the National Honor Society and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes -Along with football, earned two letters as a center on the basketball court -Selected as the most improved player on the basketball team as a freshman, averaged four rebounds per game as a sophomore and scored 12 points with five rebounds per game as a junior -Also received interest from USF, Rutgers, Missouri and FAU

Personal -Born in Brandon, Fla. -Parents are James and Bette Jo Evans

Shaquem Griffin

#18

Freshman - Defensive Back - 6-1/185 St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood High School

-Coached by Cory Moore at Lakewood, which advanced to the 2012 5A regional semifinals -With his brother Shaquill, is one of two sets of identical twins that have signed with UCF (senior offensive linemen Jordan and Justin McCray - signee Jamonte Jones also has a twin who hopes to walk-on for 2013) -Received three stars from Rivals and ESPN -Ranked as the No. 92 safety in the nation by ESPN -Earned a spot on the 2012 class 5A all-state second team -Named to the 2012 Tampa Bay Times All-Suncoast Second Team -Selected to the 2013 U.S. Under-19 National Team, assembled by USA Football, and in the Team USA vs. The World International Bowl Feb. 5, made ESPN SportsCenterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Top 10 with a memorable interception in the redzone -Competed in the 2012 Florida Athletic Coaches Association North-South All-Star Game -Listed at No. 42 on the Orlando Sentinel 2013 Midwest Florida Super60 -Amassed 72 tackles with 12 break-ups and one sack in 2012 -Had 61 tackles, nine break-ups, two forced fumbles and one pick as a junior -Participated in the 2011 Under Armour Combine -Member of the 7-on-7 Team Tampa undefeated and state championship squad -Also ran track for Lakewood, competing in the 4x100, discus, triple jump and shot put, and received interest for track from LSU, Miami and Purdue -Was the Tampa Bay Times Track and Field Athlete of the Year in Pinellas County in the spring of 2012 as he won the state title in the triple jump and broke two school records -In all, earned four letters in track and three in football as a safety

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-While in high school, received the United States Achievement Academy Student of Excellence Award, the Mr. LHS Award and the 2012 Mike June Courage Award -The mayor presented him with the On Top of Your Game Award as well as a key to the city -One of four finalists for the National STUDENT-Athlete Day Giant Steps Award in the category of Courageous Student-Athlete, presented by the National Consortium for Academics and Sports (NCAS) -Shaquem and Shaquill started their own track club in St. Petersburg -Chose UCF over Akron, Arkansas, Ball State, Boston College, Bowling Green, Cincinnati, Colgate, FIU, Houston, Kent State, Kentucky, Marshall, Massachusetts, Miami, Minnesota, Princeton, South Alabama, Toledo, USF, West Virginia and Western Kentucky

Personal

-Lost his left hand at the age of four due to a rare condition before birth -Born in St. Petersburg, Fla. -Nickname is Keem -Parents are Terry and Tangie Griffin, and was born a minute after Shaquill

Shaquill Griffin

#10

Freshman - Defensive Back - 6-1/180 St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood High School

Personal

-Coached by Cory Moore at Lakewood, which advanced to the 2012 5A regional semifinals -With his brother Shaquem, is one of two sets of identical twins that have signed with UCF (senior offensive linemen Jordan and Justin McCray - signee Jamonte Jones also has a twin who hopes to walk-on for 2013) -Received three stars from Rivals and ESPN -Ranked as the No. 57 cornerback in the nation by Rivals, and No. 104 by ESPN -Earned a spot on the 2012 class 5A all-state first team -Named to the 2012 Tampa Bay Times All-Suncoast First Team -Selected to the 2013 U.S. Under-19 National Team, assembled by USA Football -Competed in the 2012 Florida Athletic Coaches Association North-South All-Star Game -Added three interceptions with 44 tackles, 12 break-ups, three forced fumbles and scored five touchdowns for the Lakewood Spartans in 2012 -Amassed 48 tackles with three interceptions, one touchdown, four forced fumbles and eight break-ups in 2011 -Participated in the 2011 Under Armour Combine -Member of the 7-on-7 Team Tampa undefeated and state championship squad -Two-time selection to the all-county team -In all, earned four letters in track and three in football as a cornerback -While in high school, received the United States Achievement Academy Student of Excellence Award -The mayor presented him with the On Top of Your Game Award as well as a key to the city -Shaquem and Shaquill started their own track club in St. Petersburg -Chose UCF over Alabama, Akron, Arkansas, Ball State, Boston College, Bowling Green, Cincinnati, FIU, Harvard, Houston, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisville, Marshall, Massachusetts, Miami, Minnesota, NC State, Princeton, South Alabama, Toledo, USF, Vanderbilt, West Virginia and Western Kentucky

-Born in St. Petersburg, Fla. -Nickname is Quill -Parents are Terry and Tangie Griffin, and was born a minute before Shaquem

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#93 Justin Holman

Freshman - Defensive Lineman - 6-3/296 Tampa, Fla./Tampa Bay Tech

Freshman - Quarterback - 6-4/206 Snellville, Ga./Stephenson

High School

Enrolled in classes at UCF in January 2013

-Coached by Jayson Roberts at Tampa Bay Tech, which claimed the district title from 2010-12 -Helped his team reach the 2012 7A regional quarterfinals and the 2011 regional semifinals -Earned a three-star rating by ESPN -Ranked as the No. 86 defensive tackle in the nation by ESPN -Named the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s defensive MVP in 2012, and earned All-Florida Athletic Coaches Association First Team, All-Western Conference First Team and Tampa Bay Times All-County Second Team honors as well -Notched six sacks as a senior, while forcing four fumbles and recovering five as a junior -Attended camps at Georgia Tech, Clemson and USF -Played defensive end, tight end and long snapper during his high school career -Chose UCF over offers and interest from Arkansas, Arkansas State, Cincinnati, Florida, FIU, Iowa State, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Miami, Middle Tennessee State, Ohio, South Alabama, Syracuse, USF, Western Kentucky and Western Michigan

Personal -Born in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. -Parents are Jesus and Cheryl Guerad

Tate Hernly

#75

Freshman - Offensive Lineman - 6-2/290 Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers High School

-Coached by Sammy Sirianni at Fort Myers, earning three letters while playing every position on the offensive line -Reached the 2011 6A regional semifinals with the Green Wave -Picked up a three-star rating from Rivals and ESPN -Ranked as the No. 13 center in the nation by ESPN, and No. 20 by Rivals -Listed at No. 43 on the Orlando Sentinel 2013 Midwest Florida Super60 -As a senior, received first-team all-district, all-conference and all-area honors -Named to the Friday Night Football magazineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Preseason All-State Second Team and to the All-Gulf Coast First Team -Took part in the 2011 Under Armour Combine -Recorded a cumulative GPA of higher than 4.0 in high school -Chose UCF over Ball State, Boston College, Buffalo, Duke, FIU, Miami, Missouri, Tennessee and USF

Personal -Born in Muncie, Ind. -Parents are Troy and Tammy Hernly

#13

High School

Personal

-Coached by Ron Gartrell at Stephenson -Led his team to the Georgia Class AAAAA state quarterfinals in 2012 and the state playoffs round of 32 in 2011 -Stephenson went 9-3 his senior year -Hails from the same area as current Knights Micah Anderson and Tarik Cook, while Cook also attended Stephenson -Rated three stars from Rivals and ESPN -Listed as the No. 37 dual-threat quarterback in the nation by ESPN -Threw for 1,200 passing yards and nine touchdowns as a senior, along with rushing for seven touchdowns -During his junior year, racked up 750 passing yards and eight touchdowns to go along with five rushing scores -Won the MVP award at the 2011 Rivals/VTO Sports Georgia Elite 100 Camp -Also ran track while in high school -Member of the Health Occupational Students of America, the Beta Club and the honor roll, and was a certified nursing assistant -Chose UCF among his final four schools which consisted of Marshall, NC State and Wake Forest, and also had interest or offers from Arizona State, Missouri, Southern Miss, USF, FIU and Vanderbilt

-Born in Tuscaloosa, Ala. -Parents are Xavier Thomas and Carmen Holman -Majoring in biology

Jamonte Jones

#46

Freshman - Defensive Back - 5-9/199 Belleview, Fla./Trinity Catholic High School

Personal

-Played for coach John Brantley at Trinity Catholic -Helped Trinity Catholic claim the FHSAA Class 2B state title in 2010 with a 56-55 three-overtime thriller over University School of Nova Southeastern -In that title game, had seven tackles, one TFL and a break-up -Trinity Catholic reached the regional finals in 2012 -Received Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2012 from the Ocala Star-Banner, intercepting a county-high nine passes, and having 24 break-ups with 43 tackles and a forced fumble -Also served as a kick and punt returner while in high school, scoring five touchdowns on returns (including interceptions) his final season -Spent limited time on offense, leading his team in yards per catch in 2012 (22.8) -With his twin brother Damonte, won the Top Underclassmen Award at the 2011 Orlando MVP Camp -Ran track and also played basketball while in high school -Received offers from Tennessee State and Jacksonville, and interest from Alabama, Duke, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Louisville, Miami, Purdue, South Carolina and USF

-Born in Ocala, Fla. -Parents are Willie and LaKay Jones -Has a twin brother, Damonte, who hopes to serve as a walk-on for 2013

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2013 Signing Class #48 Seyvon Lowry

Blake Keller Freshman - Defensive Lineman - 6-1/223 Bradenton, Fla./Manatee

Freshman - Defensive Lineman - 6-3/206 Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast

High School

Personal

-Coached by Joe Kinnan at Manatee, which at one point was ranked as the No. 1 team in the country in 2012 -Lettered three years as a defensive end for a team that won 13 games each year from 2010-12 -Posted a sack, three tackles and two quarterback hurries in Manateeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2011 7A state title game win over First Coast -Manatee also advanced to the 2010 5A state semifinals and the 2012 7A state semifinals -Selected to the 2012 7A all-state second team -Rated with three stars by Rivals and ESPN -Ranked as the No. 50 defensive end in the nation by ESPN -Listed at No. 25 on the Orlando Sentinel 2013 Midwest Florida Super60 -Twice named defensive player of the game in 2012 for his performances vs. Miramar and Riverview -Finished senior year with 10.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, three recoveries with one touchdown, 12 hurries, three blocked punts, 24 tackles for loss and 67 tackles overall -Amassed 83 tackles, 15 sacks, five forced fumbles, one blocked punt and two touchdowns as a junior -Took part in UCFâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 7-on-7 passing tournament in 2012 -Honored in high school for having at least a 3.5 grade-point average -Chose UCF over Georgia, Iowa State, Minnesota, NC State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Tennessee, USF, West Virginia and Western Kentucky

Personal -Born in Bradenton, Fla. -Parents are Don and Linda Keller

D.J. Killings Enrolled in classes at UCF in January 2013

High School

#29

-Coached by Marty Lee at First Coast, joining teammate Seyvon Lowry as members of the UCF signing class -First Coast advanced to the 2012 class 7A regional quarterfinals, and was the 2011 7A state runner-up -Earned a three-star rating by Rivals and ESPN -Ranked as the No. 103 cornerback in the nation by ESPN -Received an 80 rating by 247Sports.com -Had three interceptions and more than 40 tackles during his senior year, and two picks as a sophomore -Named all-county honorable mention in 2010 and 2012 -Member of the National Honor Society while at First Coast -Decided on UCF over FIU, FAU, Kentucky, Marshall, Minnesota, Troy, Georgia Southern, USF, Vanderbilt and West Virginia, and also received interest from Florida State, Mississippi State, Missouri and North Carolina

Personal -Full name is Dorian Jamaal Killings -Born in Miami, Fla. -Parents are Fred Killings and Carla Sinclair

-Coached by Marty Lee at First Coast, and joined teammate D.J. Killings as members of the UCF signing class -First Coast advanced to the 2012 class 7A regional quarterfinals, and was the 2011 7A state runner-up -A four-star recruit by ESPN, which graded him at an 80, and received three stars from Rivals -Ranked as the No. 35 defensive end in the nation by ESPN, and the No. 40 weakside defensive end by Rivals -Rated at 85 by 247Sports.com -Received class 7A all-state second-team honors in 2012 -Finished senior season with 50 tackles, 17 sacks, two blocked punts, five forced fumbles and four recoveries -As a junior, had 48 tackles, 16 sacks, six forced fumbles and five blocks to go along with five touchdowns scored en route to first-team all-conference honors -Chose UCF over offers and interest from Alabama, Cincinnati, Connecticut, FIU, Kentucky, Louisville, Miami, Michigan State, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Rutgers, South Alabama, USF, Vanderbilt and West Virginia

-Born in Jacksonville, Fla. -Mother is Uchika Stewart

Jaryl Mamea

#99

RS Junior - Defensive Lineman - 6-0/269 Fagasa, American Samoa/Chabot College

Freshman - Defensive Back - 5-10/180 Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast

#49

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Prior to UCF

High School

Personal

-Played for coach Danny Calcagno at Chabot College in California -Racked up 34 tackles, nine tackles for loss and four sacks in 2011 -Named to the All-Golden State Conference First Team as a sophomore defensive end, as well as to the all-region first team -Helped Chabot to a conference title and a berth in the Capital City Bowl game -During his freshman season, finished with 17 tackles and three tackles for loss

-Graduated from Samoana High School in 2010, earning two letters for football for coach Gabriel Sewell -Samoana was the Island-Wide Champions from 2010-11 -Produced 67 tackles, 25 tackles for loss and five sacks during a senior year when he was a first-team all-star -As a junior, netted 15 tackles, four tackles for loss and a sack -Also recruited by San Jose State, Arkansas State and Texas State

-Full name is Jaryl Toiva Ioane Mamea -Born in Pago Pago, American Samoa -Parents are Marty Mamea and Tafaimamao Tupuola

2013 Signing Class #32 Justin McDonald

Mario Mathis

Freshman - Linebacker - 6-2/197 Lauderhill, Fla./Boyd Anderson

Freshman - Fullback - 6-1/234 Thomasville, Ga./Thomasville High School

-Coached by Richie Marsh at Thomasville, which reached the 2011 Georgia AA state playoffs -Ranked as the No. 66 outside linebacker in the country by ESPN, and No. 47 by Rivals -Earned a three-star rating by ESPN and Rivals -Led his team in tackles as a senior with 64 and posted eight tackles for loss with three sacks and eight hurries while playing in all 10 games as an outside linebacker, defensive end and tight end -Racked up 80 tackles with 12 tackles for loss as a junior -A 2011 Rising Seniors selection at the Georgia All-Star Football Game for juniors -Named one of the top linebackers at the 2012 Prodigy Camp in Naples, Fla., the top 2013 linebacker at the 2011 Alabama MVP Camp, to the top underclassmen list at the 2011 Mobile Nike Sparq Combine and a top linebacker at the 2011 Atlanta MVP Camp -Invited and participated at the Junior Rank Combine in California in January 2013 -Served as Junior Class President in 2011-12 and was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes -On the honor roll in two quarters as a junior as well as the first two as a senior -Posted the third highest academic GPA on the football team -Received four letters on the gridiron, playing linebacker, defensive end, tight end, safety and running back, as well as quarterback on the ninth-grade team -Lettered two years as a forward with the basketball team (2009-11) and one year on the baseball squad as a pitcher and left fielder -Began playing goalie for the soccer team, and competing in the 226-245 weight class in weightlifting in 2012-13 -Originally committed to Mississippi -Chose UCF over offers from FIU, Mississippi State, Mississippi, South Alabama and USF, as well as interest from Florida State, Clemson, Georgia, Wake Forest, Tennessee, Louisville, Georgia Tech, South Carolina, Florida and Samford

Personal -Full name is Jamario Marquice Mathis -Born in Thomasville, Ga. -Parents are David and Denise Fletcher

#34

High School

Personal

-Coached by Wayne Blair at Boyd Anderson, playing mostly at linebacker, strong safety, tight end and H-back -The Cobras reached the 2012 FHSAA 7A regional finals -Posted 136 tackles as a senior, ending with 17 sacks, five forced fumbles, four recoveries, two interceptions and one touchdown -Selected to the 2012 all-county first team and the all-state second team -Participated in the Under Armour Dade vs. Broward All-Star Game -Was an all-county honorable pick in 2010 and 2011 -Boasted 115 tackles, 10 sacks, three forced fumbles, three recoveries, eight receptions and 300 receiving yards in 2011 -Had 98 tackles and two sacks as a sophomore, and 25 tackles as a freshman -Also played basketball (shooting guard, strong forward, power forward) while in high school and competed in the AAU basketball travel league -A member of the Student Government Association -Chose UCF over Hawaii, Cincinnati, Rutgers, Syracuse, Tennessee, West Virginia, Western Kentucky, Alabama, Florida, Florida State, FIU, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska and North Carolina

-Nickname is J-Mac -Born in Plantation, Fla. -Parents are David and Jackie McDonald

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Freshman - Running Back - 5-10/206 Crestview, Fla./Crestview High School

-Coached by Kevin Pettis at Crestview -Ranked as the No. 79 running back in the nation by ESPN -A three-star recruit by ESPN and Rivals -Received an 87 rating from 247Sports.com -Earned 2012 class 6A all-state honorable mention accolades -Listed at No. 21 on the Orlando Sentinel 2013 Florida Panhandle Super60 -Amassed 1,780 rushing yards and 23 touchdowns, as well as 350 receiving yards and three touchdowns en route to first-team all-state and first-team all-region honors in 2012 -Chosen for the 2012 Subway High School All-Star Football Game played at Pace High School -Finished junior year with 970 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns -Was the first commitment to the UCF 2013 signing class when he announced his decision in March 2012 -Chose UCF over offers and interest from Florida, FAU, Louisville, Kentucky, Indiana, Cincinnati, FIU, Louisiana-Lafayette, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Purdue, Texas, Vanderbilt, Western Kentucky, Alabama, Notre Dame, USC, USF, Florida State, South Carolina and Miami

Personal -Born in Boston, Mass. -Parents are Earl and Melody Reed

William Stanback

#28

Freshman - Running Back - 5-11/205 Hempstead, N.Y./Uniondale High School

-Coached by Greg Didio at Uniondale where he left holding the school’s career rushing yards record with 4,168 yards -Also had school records with 47 career touchdowns and 4,966 total yards -Played running back, quarterback, safety and linebacker for Uniondale, serving as a co-captain in 2011 and 2012 -As a senior, punished defenses for 1,350 rushing yards with 19 touchdowns, and had 358 passing yards as well en route to the MSG Varsity All-Metro Second Team and the All-Long Island Second Team -Collected 75 tackles, three sacks and two interceptions on the defensive side of the ball in 2012 -For the Knights in 2012, had a single-game career-high 335 rushing yards and scored four touchdowns in a win over Plainview JFK -A week before that contest, played quarterback in a victory vs. Freeport, rushing for 231 yards and four touchdowns, while on defense he posted 10 tackles and two interceptions -Named the Offensive MVP in the 2012 Nassau County Senior Bowl, scoring two offensive touchdowns and returning an interception for a score in his team’s 2613 win -Earned all-county honors his final three seasons -In 2011, collected 1,437 rushing yards with 15 touchdowns, and on defense had 58 tackles with 10 sacks and one interception -Rushed for 1,256 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2010, while posting 43 tackles, two sacks and two interceptions -Finished freshman year with 125 yards and three touchdowns, and had two kickoff returns for touchdowns

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-Also participated in wrestling and track and field, running the 100m and 200m, while also helping the 4x100 relay team earn first place at the 2012 Edy Games by posting the second-fastest time in the state at 42.58 -Competed in the 2012 4x100 national championship, and was on the Nassau AllCounty Exceptional Senior Team -Received interest from Syracuse, Connecticut, Rutgers, Pittsburgh, Maine and Stony Brook

Personal -Parents are Bill and Patricia Stanback

Dontravious Wilson

Freshman - Running Back - 5-10/212 Buford, Ga./Buford High School

Personal

-Coached by Jess Simpson at Buford, which claimed the Georgia AAA state championship in 2012 and lost only six games in the past 10 years -Lettered three years at Buford as a running back and linebacker -Buford defeated St. Pius in the 2012 title game, 10-3, with Wilson’s 39-yard fourth-down, fourth-quarter touchdown run serving as the difference -With the title in 2012, Buford won its fourth state championship in five years -Rated with three stars by ESPN -Listed as the No. 68 running back in the nation by ESPN -Earned an 84 rating from 247Sports.com -Named the team’s most improved player as a senior, rushing for 1,500 yards on 190 attempts, and also had 35 tackles with two sacks -Served as team captain his final year where he was on the all-region first team, an Atlanta Journal-Constitution AA all-state honorable mention recipient and a Gwinnett County Player of the Month -Had 204 yards and three touchdowns one week against West Hall in 2012, then followed that up with 212 yards and two touchdowns vs. White County one week later -Rushed for 1,000 yards on 125 carries in 2011, and collected 43 tackles with three sacks on defense -Chose UCF over Arkansas State, Cincinnati, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, USF, Southern Miss and Western Kentucky

-Born in Albany, Ga. -Father is Shun Wilson

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2012 Team & Indiv. Statistics RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CON.

OVERALL 10-4 7-1 3-3

HOME 5-1 4-0 1-1

AWAY 4-3 3-1 1-2

DATE Aug. 30, 2012 Sept. 8, 2012 Sept. 15, 2012 Sept. 29, 2012 Oct. 4, 2012 Oct. 13, 2012 Oct. 20, 2012 Oct. 27, 2012 Nov. 3, 2012 Nov. 10, 2012 Nov. 17, 2012 Nov. 24, 2012 Dec. 1, 2012 Dec. 21, 2012

OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEN at Akron W 56-14 12,616 at No. 14 OSU L 16-31 104,745 FIU W 33-20 40,478 Missouri L 16-21 35,835 East Carolina W 40-20 32,181 Southern Miss W(OT) 38-31 34,514 at Memphis W 35-17 22,106 at Marshall W 54-17 22,563 SMU W 42-17 36,036 at UTEP W 31-24 25,483 at Tulsa L 21-23 19,725 UAB W 49-24 28,602 at Tulsa L (OT) 27-33 17,635 vs. Ball State W 38-17 21,759

TEAM STATISTICS UCF 496 SCORING Points Per Game 35.4 FIRST DOWNS 301 Rushing 145 Passing 144 12 Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE 2545 Yards gained rushing 2800 Yards lost rushing 255 Rushing Attempts 527 4.8 Average Per Rush Average Per Game 181.8 TDs Rushing 33 PASSING YARDAGE 3158 Comp-Att-Int 257-412-7 7.7 Average Per Pass Average Per Catch 12.3 Average Per Game 225.6 TDs Passing 28 TOTAL OFFENSE 5703 939 Total Plays Average Per Play 6.1 Average Per Game 407.4 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 38-943 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 25-266 11-246 INT RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE 24.8 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.6 22.4 INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST 13-8 PENALTIES-Yards 60-507 Average Per Game 36.2 PUNTS-Yards 61-2434 Average Per Punt 39.9 Net punt average 35.1 KICKOFFS-Yards 89-5501 Average Per Kick 61.8 Net kick average 53.1 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:49 3RD-DOWN Conversions 91/186 3rd-Down Pct 49% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 9/15 4th-Down Pct 60% SACKS BY-Yards 27-189 -42 MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 67 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 10-14 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES (53-62) 85% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (45-62) 73% PAT-ATTEMPTS (60-65) 92% ATTENDANCE 207646 Games/Avg Per Game 6/34608 Neutral Site Games

OPP 309 22.1 292 133 140 19 2182 2516 334 544 4.0 155.9 21 3048 288-480-11 6.3 10.6 217.7 16 5230 1024 5.1 373.6 55-1094 16-151 7-45 19.9 9.4 6.4 26-16 55-438 31.3 65-2639 40.6 35.3 59-3522 59.7 36.9 29:05 86/214 40% 13/32 41% 23-147 4 40 11-16 1-3 (38-52) 73% (30-52) 58% (36-38) 95% 224873 7/32125 1/21759

SCORE BY QTRS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT UCF 98 187 105 92 14 Opponents 51 85 75 85 13 74

NEUT. 1-0 0-0 1-0

Total 496 309

RUSHING MURRAY, Latavius JOHNSON, Storm BORTLES, Blake HARVEY, Brynn MCDUFFIE, Quincy GODFREY, Jeff THOMPSON, Cedric CALABRESE, Rob BOYLE, Jamie WORTON, J.J. HALL, Rannell GABBERT, Tyler TEAM Total.......... Opponents......

GP 11 13 14 10 14 14 12 13 14 14 14 7 10 14 14

Att 198 113 87 59 19 12 13 15 1 1 1 1 7 527 544

Gain 1137 565 432 252 171 71 63 58 33 15 3 0 0 2800 2516

Loss 31 58 147 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 3 9 255 334

Net 1106 507 285 249 170 70 62 57 33 15 3 -3 -9 2545 2182

Avg 5.6 4.5 3.3 4.2 8.9 5.8 4.8 3.8 33.0 15.0 3.0 -3.0 -1.3 4.8 4.0

TD 15 4 8 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 21

Long 83 48 33 21 43 16 12 7 33 15 3 0 0 83 69

Avg/G 100.5 39.0 20.4 24.9 12.1 5.0 5.2 4.4 2.4 1.1 0.2 -0.4 -0.9 181.8 155.9

PASSING BORTLES, Blake GABBERT, Tyler CALABRESE, Rob GODFREY, Jeff TEAM Total.......... Opponents......

G 14 7 13 14 10 14 14

Effic 144.48 185.00 125.60 393.07 0.00 145.79 119.76

Cmp-Att-Int 251-399-7 2-4-0 2-4-0 2-3-0 0-2-0 257-412-7 288-480-11

Pct 62.9 50.0 50.0 66.7 0.0 62.4 60.0

Yds 3059 25 36 38 0 3158 3048

TD 25 1 0 2 0 28 16

Lng 64 13 19 28 0 64 80

Avg/G 218.5 3.6 2.8 2.7 0.0 225.6 217.7

RECEIVING WORTON, J.J. GODFREY, Jeff HALL, Rannell MCDUFFIE, Quincy MURRAY, Latavius PERRIMAN, Breshad REESE, Josh TUKES, Justin JOHNSON, Storm FLOYD, Dontravius HARVEY, Brynn GIOVANETTI, Billy CALABRESE, Rob KELLY, Brendan MARTIN, Chris BORTLES, Blake Total.......... Opponents......

G 14 14 14 14 11 14 14 13 13 13 10 14 13 14 14 14 14 14

No. 44 39 35 28 27 26 11 10 10 7 7 6 3 2 1 1 257 288

Yds 594 429 631 350 231 388 122 107 20 89 46 65 61 23 5 -3 3158 3048

Avg 13.5 11.0 18.0 12.5 8.6 14.9 11.1 10.7 2.0 12.7 6.6 10.8 20.3 11.5 5.0 -3.0 12.3 10.6

TD 5 3 4 3 4 3 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 28 16

Long 36 46 56 64 28 45 26 23 20 23 16 21 41 13 5 0 64 80

Avg/G 42.4 30.6 45.1 25.0 21.0 27.7 8.7 8.2 1.5 6.8 4.6 4.6 4.7 1.6 0.4 -0.2 225.6 217.7

PUNT RETURNS WORTON, J.J. Total.......... Opponents......

No. 25 25 16

Yds 266 266 151

Avg 10.6 10.6 9.4

TD 0 0 2

Long 50 50 66

INTERCEPTIONS No. 3 BOUYE, A.J. ISHMAEL, Kemal 3 DANKENBRING, Lyle 2 PLUMMER, Terrance 1 OZERITIES, Jordan 1 ALEXANDER, Brandon 1 Total.......... 11 Opponents...... 7

Yds 111 46 87 0 2 0 246 45

Avg 37.0 15.3 43.5 0.0 2.0 0.0 22.4 6.4

TD 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0

Long 76 23 78 0 2 0 78 25

KICK RETURNS HALL, Rannell MCDUFFIE, Quincy GRAY, Troy GODFREY, Jeff DAVIS, Jonathan Total.......... Opponents......

No. 18 17 1 1 1 38 55

Yds 350 582 0 0 11 943 1094

Avg 19.4 34.2 0.0 0.0 11.0 24.8 19.9

TD 0 3 0 0 0 3 0

Long 44 99 0 0 11 99 44

FUMBLE RETURNS DAVIS, Troy PLUMMER, Terrance BOUYE, A.J. Total.......... Opponents......

No. 1 1 1 3 2

Yds 8 -2 79 85 18

Avg 8.0 -2.0 79.0 28.3 9.0

TD 0 0 1 1 1

Long 8 0 79 79 27

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2012 Individual Statistics SCORING MURRAY, Latavius MOFFITT, Shawn MCDUFFIE, Quincy BORTLES, Blake WORTON, J.J. JOHNSON, Storm HALL, Rannell PERRIMAN, Breshad GODFREY, Jeff GIOVANETTI, Billy BOUYE, A.J. TUKES, Justin HARVEY, Brynn MARTIN, Chris THOMPSON, Cedric DANKENBRING, Lyle CALABRESE, Rob TEAM FLOYD, Dontravius GALVIN, Sean Total.......... Opponents......

TD 19 0 9 8 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 67 40

FGs 0-0 10-14 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 10-14 11-16

|------ PATs ------| Kick Rush Rcv 0-0 0-0 0 59-64 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 1-1 0-0 0 60-65 0-0 1 36-38 0-0 0

Pass 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-1

TOTAL OFFENSE BORTLES, Blake MURRAY, Latavius JOHNSON, Storm HARVEY, Brynn MCDUFFIE, Quincy GODFREY, Jeff CALABRESE, Rob THOMPSON, Cedric BOYLE, Jamie GABBERT, Tyler WORTON, J.J. HALL, Rannell TEAM Total.......... Opponents......

G 14 11 13 10 14 14 13 12 14 7 14 14 10 14 14

Plays 486 198 113 59 19 15 19 13 1 5 1 1 9 939 1024

Rush 285 1106 507 249 170 70 57 62 33 -3 15 3 -9 2545 2182

Pass 3059 0 0 0 0 38 36 0 0 25 0 0 0 3158 3048

Avg/G 238.9 100.5 39.0 24.9 12.1 7.7 7.2 5.2 2.4 3.1 1.1 0.2 -0.9 407.4 373.6

FIELD GOALS MOFFITT, Shawn

FGM-FGA 10-14

Pct 71.4

01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 0-0 6-6 2-3 2-4 0-1

PUNTING BOYLE, Jamie TEAM Total.......... Opponents......

No. 60 1 61 65

Yds 2434 0 2434 2639

Avg 40.6 0.0 39.9 40.6

Long 64 0 64 64

TB 7 0 7 4

FC 16 0 16 20

I20 23 0 23 20

Blkd 0 1 1 0

KICKOFFS GALVIN, Sean MOFFITT, Shawn Total.......... Opponents......

No. 88 1 89 59

Yds 5446 55 5501 3522

Avg 61.9 55.0 61.8 59.7

TB 31 0 31 20

OB 3 0 3 0

Retn

Net

YdLn

1094 943

42.6 36.9

22 28

G 11 14 14 14 13 14 14 10 14 14 13 14 13

Rush 1106 170 3 15 507 70 0 249 285 0 57 0 0

Rec 231 350 631 594 20 429 388 46 -3 122 61 0 107

PR 0 0 0 266 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

KOR 0 582 350 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 111 0

Tot 1337 1102 984 875 527 499 388 295 282 122 118 111 107

ALL PURPOSE LEADERS MURRAY, Latavius MCDUFFIE, Quincy HALL, Rannell WORTON, J.J. JOHNSON, Storm GODFREY, Jeff PERRIMAN, Breshad HARVEY, Brynn BORTLES, Blake REESE, Josh CALABRESE, Rob BOUYE, A.J. TUKES, Justin

Total 3344 1106 507 249 170 108 93 62 33 22 15 3 -9 5703 5230

DXP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Saf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Points 114 89 54 48 30 24 24 18 18 12 12 12 12 6 6 6 6 2 2 1 496 309

Lg 49

Blk 2

Avg/G 121.5 78.7 70.3 62.5 40.5 35.6 27.7 29.5 20.1 8.7 9.1 7.9 8.2

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2012 Defensive Statistics |-------Tackles-------| DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds 14 68 56 124 5.0-18 18 ISHMAEL, Kemal 26 GEATHERS, Cedric 14 62 55 117 4.0-9 41 PLUMMER, Terrance 14 50 58 108 7.0-25 11 DAVIS, Jonathan 14 50 49 99 9.0-38 46 SHIPMAN, Ray 12 38 53 91 3.5-8 58 DAVIS, Troy 14 33 39 72 11.5-56 37 ALEXANDER, Brandon 14 28 34 62 2.0-6 21 BOUYE, A.J. 14 42 11 53 0.5-1 29 DANKENBRING, Lyle 14 30 17 47 4.5-17 49 HENDERSON, Cam 13 25 21 46 5.0-32 95 DUNSTON, E.J. 14 16 23 39 5.0-11 91 GRAY, Victor 14 22 12 34 9.5-26 57 GRAY, Troy 14 12 21 33 2.0-5 69 NILES, Thomas 13 10 20 30 7.0-32 10 OZERITIES, Jordan 10 10 11 21 1.5-3 47 GREEN, Deion 12 9 9 18 6.5-41 31 MAAG, Sean 14 11 5 16 . 30 WHIGHAM, Nicco 14 5 5 10 . 99 JOSE, Jose 8 1 7 8 0.5-0 14 MCDUFFIE, Quincy 14 6 1 7 . 38 DUKES, Bruce 8 2 4 6 . 35 GALVIN, Sean 14 4 1 5 . 40 KELLY, Brendan 14 2 3 5 . 2 GODFREY, Jeff 14 2 2 4 . 6 HALL, Rannell 14 3 1 4 . 27 BECKTON, Sean 9 2 2 4 . 85 GREENAWAY, Jared 6 . 3 3 . 32 GIOVANETTI, Billy 14 . 3 3 . 23 MITCHELL, Willie 11 1 2 3 . 50 SPENCER, Domenic 3 . 3 3 . 15 EASTON, Michael 8 1 2 3 . 98 GRANT, Joey 8 . 2 2 . 51 WILLIAMS, D.J. 3 1 1 2 . 73 RAE, Jordan 14 . 2 2 . 17 THOMPSON, Cedric 12 1 1 2 . 13 FLOYD, Dontravius 13 1 1 2 . 72 WILSON, Torrian 14 1 . 1 . 43 BOYLE, Jamie 14 1 . 1 . 4 CALABRESE, Rob 13 1 . 1 . 96 RICE, Andrew 1 . 1 1 . 5 BORTLES, Blake 14 1 . 1 . 75 SMITH, Phil 14 . 1 1 . TM TEAM 10 1 . 1 1.0-8 39 GARVY, Kevin 14 . . . . Total.......... 14 553 542 1095 85-336 Opponents...... 14 506 469 975 74.0-268

|-Sacks-| No-Yards 1.0-10 . . 2.5-27 . 8.0-50 . . . 2.0-15 1.0-4 2.5-11 . 5.0-27 . 4.0-37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.0-8 . 27-189 23-147

|---Pass Def---| Int-Yds BrUp 3-46 4 . 5 1-0 2 . 3 . 1 . 4 1-0 9 3-111 8 2-87 2 . . . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1-2 2 . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-246 45 7-45 53

QBH 1 1 3 5 5 13 1 . . 7 2 1 . 7 . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 26

|-Fumbles-| Rcv-Yds FF 3-0 3 . 2 1--2 . . 2 . . 3-8 3 3-0 . 2-79 1 . 1 1-0 . 1-0 3 . . . . . . 1-0 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 . 16-85 16 8-18 10

Blkd Kick . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 8

Saf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 .

RB FB Murray Giovanetti Johnson Floyd (HB) Johnson Giovanetti Johnson Hall (WR) Johnson Hall (WR) Johnson Giovanetti Murray Giovanetti Murray Hall (WR) Murray Giovanetti Murray Hall (WR) Murray Giovanetti Murray Giovanetti Murray Giovanetti Murray Perriman (WR) CB CB Bouye Ozerities Bouye Ozerities Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander Bouye Alexander

PK Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt Moffitt P Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle Boyle

2012 Game-By-Game Starters Opp. at Akron at Ohio State FIU Missouri East Carolina Southern Miss at Memphis at Marshall SMU at UTEP at Tulsa UAB at Tulsa vs. Ball State Opp. at Akron at Ohio State FIU Missouri East Carolina Southern Miss at Memphis at Marshall SMU at UTEP at Tulsa UAB at Tulsa vs. Ball State

WR WR McDuffie Worton McDuffie Worton Perriman Floyd (HB) McDuffie Worton McDuffie Worton McDuffie Worton McDuffie Worton McDuffie Worton McDuffie Worton McDuffie Worton McDuffie Worton Perriman Floyd (HB) Perriman Floyd (HB) McDuffie Worton DE DT V. Gray Jose V. Gray Jose V. Gray Jose V. Gray Niles V. Gray Niles V. Gray Niles V. Gray Niles Green V. Gray Henderson Niles Niles V. Gray Henderson V. Gray Henderson Jose Henderson Jose Niles V. Gray

LT Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson DT Dunston Dunston Dunston Dunston Dunston Dunston Dunston Dunston Grant Dunston Dunston Dunston Dunston Dunston

LG C RG RT TE Goins Rae Jo. McCray Ju. McCray Martin Goins Rae Jo. McCray Ju. McCray Hall (WR) Goins Rae Jo. McCray Ju. McCray Martin Goins Rae Jo. McCray Ju. McCray Tukes Goins Rae Jo. McCray Ju. McCray Tukes Goins Rae Jo. McCray Ju. McCray Tukes Goins Rae Jo. McCray Ju. McCray Tukes Jo. McCray Rae Ju. McCray Smith Tukes Jo. McCray Rae Ju. McCray Smith Tukes Jo. McCray Rae Ju. McCray Smith Tukes Jo. McCray Rae Ju. McCray Smith Martin (LT) Jo. McCray Rae Ju. McCray Smith Tukes Jo. McCray Rae Ju. McCray Smith Tukes Jo. McCray Rae Ju. McCray Smith Tukes DE OLB MLB OLB FS T. Davis J. Davis Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis Dankenbring (FS) Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis Dankenbring (FS) Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Dankenbring (FS) Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Dankenbring (FS) Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Plummer Shipman Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Plummer Dankenbring (FS) Ishmael T. Davis J. Davis Plummer T. Gray Ishmael

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QB Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles Bortles SS Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers Geathers

2012 Game-By-Game Statistics RUSHING #5 Blake Bortles #4 Rob Calabrese #3 Tyler Gabbert #2 Jeff Godfrey #34 Brynn Harvey #8 Storm Johnson #14 Quincy McDuffie #28 Latavius Murray #17 Cedric Thompson #9 J.J. Worton

AKRON 2-2/0 0-0/0 1-(-3)/0 1-8/0 5-13/0 12-34/2 0-0/0 14-108/1 11-44/1 0-0/0

OSU 1-(-10)/0 1-2/0 --- 0-0/0 7-36/0 12-75/0 1-1/0 --- --- 0-0/0

FIU 2-1/0 1-(-1)/0 --- 2-19/0 16-73/1 18-78/0 0-0/0 --- --- 0-0/0

MU 8-(-15)/0 1-6/0 --- 3-19/0 8-25/0 15-93/0 0-0/0 --- 0-0/0 0-0/0

ECU 6-62/1 1-5/0 0-0/- 1-(-1)/0 --- 17-53/1 0-0/0 9-30/0 2-18/0 0-0/0

USM 7-(-11)/2 1-5/0 --- 1-11/0 --- 18-94/1 2-18/0 11-52/2 0-0/0 1-15/0

MEM 3-8/0 1-3/0 --- 1-0/0 2-4/0 3-(-11)/0 0-0/0 23-192/2 0-0/0 0-0/0

MAR 7-23/0 1-4/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 11-62/1 2-7/0 2-27/0 16-156/3 0-0/0 0-0/0

SMU 6-33/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 6-29/0 3-25/0 23-155/2 0-0/0 0-0/0

UTEP 11-39/2 5-26/0 --- 0-0/0 --- 0-0/0 1-8/0 23-117/1 0-0/0 0-0/0

TULSA 8-(-8)/0 0-0/0 --- 1-8/0 --- 0-0/0 1-5/0 22-60/1 0-0/0 0-0/0

UAB 6-21/0 1-3/0 0-0/0 1-0/0 6-27/0 4-5/0 6-79/3 15-94/1 0-0/0 0-0/0

PASSING #5 Blake Bortles at Akron at Ohio State FIU Missouri East Carolina Southern Miss at Memphis at Marshall SMU at UTEP at Tulsa UAB at Tulsa vs. Ball State TOTALS

Comp 13 25 20 29 15 27 15 15 10 16 13 17 14 22 251

Att 16 41 30 43 21 40 26 21 15 27 31 23 32 33 399

Int 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

Pct 81.3 61.0 66.7 67.4 71.4 67.5 57.7 71.4 66.7 59.3 41.9 73.9 43.8 66.7 62.9

Yards 168 249 251 267 269 272 122 277 110 214 169 225 194 272 3,059

TD 3 2 2 2 1 0 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 3 25

Long 56 35 47 41 64 34 29 43 21 56 25 30 39 45 64

Sack 1 1 1 3 0 3 1 1 0 3 4 1 3 0 22

Yds 7 10 12 22 0 15 6 1 0 20 19 5 27 0 144

Effic 218.82 113.45 152.28 134.95 194.74 124.62 122.49 194.61 172.27 138.06 98.37 184.78 115.30 165.90 144.48

#3 Tyler Gabbert at Akron East Carolina at Marshall SMU UAB at Tulsa vs. Ball State TOTALS

Comp 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2

Att 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 4

Int 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pct 33.3 0.0 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 50.0

Yards 12 0 13 0 0 0 0 25

TD 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Long 12 0 13 0 0 0 0 13

Sack 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Yds 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

Effic 176.93 --209.20 --------185.00

RECEIVING #4 Rob Calabrese #13 Dontravius Floyd #32 Billy Giovanetti #2 Jeff Godfrey #6 Rannell Hall #34 Brynn Harvey #8 Storm Johnson #40 Brendan Kelly #88/70 Chris Martin #14 Quincy McDuffie #28 Latavius Murray #19 Josh Reese #81 Breshad Perriman #84 Justin Tukes #9 J.J. Worton

AKRON 1-12/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-13/0 4-94/2 0-0/0 1-(-2)/0 0-0/0 1-5/1 3-47/0 1-3/0 0-0/0 1-8/0 0-0/0 0-0/0

OSU 0-0/0 2-16/0 1-2/1 2-17/0 5-40/0 0-0/0 3-22/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 3-44/0 --- 1-11/0 0-0/0 1-1/1 7-96/0

Defensive Lineman

AKRON OSU PLAYER UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT #58 Troy Davis 0-0-0 3-4-7 #95 E.J. Dunston 0-2-2 4-2-6 #91 Victor Gray 1-1-2 2-0-2 #47 Deion Green 3-0-3 --- #49 Cam Henderson 0-2-2 0-1-1 #99 Jose Jose 0-0-0 0-0-0 #69 Thomas Niles 1-2-3 0-0-0

Linebackers

AKRON OSU PLAYER UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT #11 Jonathan Davis 2-2-4 3-4-7 #57 Troy Gray 2-1-3 0-4-4 #41 Terrance Plummer 3-4-7 6-9-15 #46 Ray Shipman 2-4-6 5-2-7

Defensive Backs

AKRON OSU PLAYER UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT #37 Brandon Alexander 3-1-4 0-0-0 #21 A.J. Bouye 5-0-5 7-0-7 #29 Lyle Dankenbring 4-0-4 0-0-0 #26 Clayton Geathers 1-1-2 4-6-10 #18 Kemal Ishmael 4-5-9 6-4-10 #10 Jordan Ozerities 2-4-6 3-3-6

FIU 1-8/0 0-0/0 3-31/1 3-26/0 2-63/1 3-26/0 1-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 3-13/0 --- 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 5-94/1

MU 1-41/0 1-8/0 0-0/0 4-40/1 2-28/0 3-8/0 3-(-12)/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 5-38/1 --- 2-24/0 2-25/0 1-11/0 5-56/0

ECU 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 5-49/0 3-68/0 --- 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-67/1 2-31/0 2-43/0 1-11/0 0-0/0 0-0/0

USM 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-9/0 2-30/0 --- 1-3/0 1-10/0 0-0/0 3-22/0 2-19/0 1-1/0 5-55/0 1-9/0 8-117/0

MEM 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-16/0 1-10/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 4-17/0 1-(-4)/0 2-21/0 1-6/1 5-56/1

MAR 0-0/0 1-20/0 1-11/0 5-71/1 1-43/0 1-12/0 0-0/0 1-13/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-38/1 1-14/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 3-68/0

SMU 0-0/0 --- 0-0/0 2-7/0 2-22/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-20/0 2-41/1 1-17/0 1-18/1 2-30/0 0-0/0

UTEP 0-0/0 --- 0-0/0 3-67/1 3-72/0 --- 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 3-25/0 3-12/0 0-0/0 1-7/0 1-11/0 2-20/0

TULSA 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-31/0 3-27/0 --- 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-49/0 1-7/0 1-10/0 2-33/1 --- 2-12/0

UAB 0-0/0 3-45/0 0-0/0 4-46/0 1-19/0 0-0/0 1-9/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-17/0 1-11/0 1-6/0 3-55/0 0-0/0 3-36/2

TULSA 11-60/1 2-4/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-2/0 --- 1-(-1)/0 21-71/1 0-0/0 0-0/0

BSU 9-80/1 --0-0/0 1-6/0 3-7/0 6-50/0 2-8/0 21-71/1 0-0/0 0-0/0

TULSA 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-21/0 1-8/0 2-41/0 0-0/0 --- 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-8/1 3-19/0 0-0/0 3-65/1 2-25/0 1-7/0

BSU --0-0/0 0-0/0 3-29/0 4-74/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 6-33/2 0-0/0 5-90/0 1-14/0 3-32/1

FIU MU ECU USM MEM MAR SMU UTEP TULSA UAB TULSA BSU UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT 4-3-7 1-4-5 3-3-6 2-2-4 4-3-7 1-3-4 4-1-5 1-2-3 3-5-8 0-1-1 3-6-9 4-2-6 0-1-1 1-2-3 2-0-2 1-4-5 0-0-0 0-1-1 1-2-3 4-3-7 2-1-3 0-2-2 0-3-3 1-0-1 2-2-4 1-2-3 3-2-5 0-1-1 3-2-5 1-0-1 4-2-6 2-0-2 2-0-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 1-0-1 0-2-2 1-0-1 --- 0-0-0 2-4-6 1-3-4 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-2 3-0-3 2-1-3 1-0-1 1-1-2 3-2-5 0-1-1 5-2-7 3-5-8 1-1-2 5-4-9 --0-0-0 --- --- --- --- --- --- 0-0-0 0-2-2 0-3-3 1-2-3 0-0-0 0-1-1 1-3-4 1-6-7 2-2-4 0-0-0 0-2-2 0-1-1 0-0-0 --- 0-2-2 0-0-0 5-1-6 FIU MU ECU USM MEM MAR SMU UTEP TULSA UAB TULSA BSU UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT 2-3-5 0-1-1 2-4-6 6-3-9 3-2-5 6-3-9 0-3-3 4-6-10 9-8-17 3-5-8 5-5-10 5-0-5 1-1-2 3-1-4 1-2-3 1-0-1 2-4-6 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-3 1-4-5 1-0-1 7-4-11 1-2-3 4-7-11 5-1-6 4-1-5 2-7-9 3-2-5 0-4-4 1-5-6 5-4-9 6-5-11 3-3-6 1-5-6 3-5-8 0-4-4 3-3-6 6-2-8 4-5-9 3-2-5 6-8-14 4-11-15 1-2-3 --- --FIU MU ECU USM MEM MAR SMU UTEP TULSA UAB TULSA BSU UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT UT-AT-TT 1-1-2 2-1-3 0-3-3 1-1-2 2-3-5 1-3-4 2-4-6 0-1-1 5-4-9 7-4-11 3-7-10 1-1-2 4-0-4 4-3-7 1-2-3 1-2-3 3-0-3 5-2-7 4-0-4 1-0-1 1-0-1 0-1-1 4-1-5 2-0-2 0-0-0 3-1-4 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-3-7 3-1-4 2-2-4 3-2-5 3-3-6 6-5-11 2-0-2 3-2-5 5-3-8 1-5-6 2-6-8 10-3-13 4-2-6 2-2-4 2-0-2 7-5-12 7-10-17 6-8-14 8-2-10 6-2-8 3-3-6 4-5-9 5-2-7 6-4-10 3-5-8 2-4-6 5-5-10 5-4-9 6-4-10 8-6-14 5-3-8 0-0-0 --- 0-0-0 1-1-2 1-0-1 1-1-2 1-0-1 --- --- 1-2-3 0-0-0 ---

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2012 Game Summaries Game 1

Game 2

Game 3

UCF.............................. 56 UCF...............................16 FIU................................ 20 Akron...........................14 #14 Ohio State..........31 UCF.............................. 33 Aug. 30, 2012 - Attendance: 12,616 InfoCision Stadium Akron, Ohio SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 UCF 7 28 Akron 0 0

3 14 7

4 7 7

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Sept. 8, 2012 - Attendance: 104,745 Ohio Stadium Columbus, Ohio

F 56 14

SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 UCF 3 7 OSU 7 10

4 0 0

- - -

F 16 31

SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 FIU 0 0 UCF 9 14

3 14 7

4 6 3

- - -

F 20 33

SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter UCF Chris Martin 5 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 11:06 8-73, 3:54 Second Quarter UCF Latavius Murray 2 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 14:15 10-80, 4:55 UCF Storm Johnson 2 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 8:06 2-9, 0:42 UCF Rannell Hall 18 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 3:03 6-45, 3:06 UCF Storm Johnson 3 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 0:14 2-5, 0:10 Third Quarter UA L.T. Smith 13 yd pass from Dalton Williams (Robert Stein kick) - 11:28 10-80, 3:26 UCF Rannell Hall 56 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 5:28 5-72, 2:44 UCF Rob Calabrese 12 yd pass from Tyler Gabbert (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 2:24 5-25, 2:19 Fourth Quarter UA Marquelo Suel 16 yd pass from Dalton Williams (Robert Stein kick) - 9:01 11-61, 3:25 UCF Cedric Thompson 4 yd run (Sean Galvin kick) - 1:18 7-27, 3:24

First Quarter OSU Braxton Miller 37 yd run (Drew Basil kick) - 9:35 7-71, 3:18 UCF Shawn Moffitt 28 yd FG - 0:12 8-36, 3:57 Second Quarter OSU Drew Basil 24 yd FG - 9:58 13-67, 5:07 UCF Justin Tukes 1 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 6:54 5-78, 2:57 OSU Braxton Miller 6 yd run (Drew Basil kick) - 0:15 8-48, 3:03 Third Quarter OSU Jake Stoneburner 12 yd pass from Braxton Miller (Drew Basil kick) - 10:25 12-76, 4:35 OSU Braxton Miller 8 yd run (Drew Basil kick) - 8:08 3-32, 0:46 UCF Billy Giovanetti 2 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick blocked) - 1:37 14-84, 6:25 Fourth Quarter No Scoring

First Quarter UCF Billy Giovanetti 4 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 7:36 6-49, 3:16 UCF Team Safety - 1:24 Second Quarter UCF Rannell Hall 16 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 8:11 9-55, 4:01 UCF Brynn Harvey 4 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 1:59 9-64, 4:40 Third Quarter FIU Kedrick Rhodes 5 yd pass from Jake Medlock (Jack Griffin kick) - 10:53 8-85, 4:07 UCF J.J. Worton 10 yd pass from Jeff Godfrey (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 3:59 5-83, 2:05 FIU Darian Mallary 28 yd run (Jack Griffin kick) - 1:13 7-75, 2:46 Fourth Quarter FIU Darian Mallary 4 yd run (Jake Medlock pass failed) - 9:16 8-96, 3:43 UCF Shawn Moffitt 23 yd FG - 2:26 14-69, 6:50

TEAM STATISTICS Category.............................................UCF............... AKRON First Downs............................................. 18.........................19 Rushes-Yards.................................... 46-206....................27-69 Passing Yards........................................ 180.......................256 Comp-Att-Int................................... 14-19-1................ 31-54-1 Total Yards............................................ 386.......................325 Punts-Average.................................. 5-40.4...................4-41.8 Kickoff Returns.................................... 3-21....................7-104 Penalties-Yards.................................... 2-16......................3-15 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 0-0........................3-3 Sacks By............................................... 3-15......................2-10 Third-Down Conversions..................... 6-11......................6-19 Time of Possession............................ 32:09....................26:33

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: UCF-Murray 14-108; Thompson 11-44; Johnson 12-34; Harvey 5-13; Godfrey 1-8; Bortles 2-2; Gabbert 1-(-3). UA-Hines 6-37; Lawrence 5-23; Chisholm 7-17; Hundley 3-4; Davis 1-2; Team 1-(-3); Williams 4-(-11). PASSING: UCF-Bortles 13-16-1-168, 3 TD; Gabbert 1-3-0-12, 1 TD. UA-Williams 30-50-1-245, 2 TD; Pohl 1-4-0-11, 0 TD. RECEIVING: UCF-Hall 4-94; McDuffie 3-47; Godfrey 2-13; Calabrese 1-12; Perriman 1-8; Martin 1-5; Murray 1-3; Johnson 1-(-2). UA-Smith 7-87; Suel 7-62; Sconiers 3-44; Goodman 3-15; Williams 2-13; Frieson 2-11; Potts 2-2; Hines 1-16; Lawrence 1-12; Dillard 1-6; Chisholm 1-(-2); Davis 1-(-10).

TEAM STATISTICS Category.............................................UCF....................OSU First Downs............................................. 16.........................25 Rushes-Yards.................................... 23-103..................51-256 Passing Yards........................................ 249.......................155 Comp-Att-Int................................... 25-41-3................ 18-24-1 Total Yards............................................ 352.......................411 Punts-Average.................................. 2-39.0...................2-36.5 Kickoff Returns.................................... 5-82......................2-50 Penalties-Yards.................................... 6-45....................10-79 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 0-0........................2-2 Sacks By................................................. 1-6......................1-10 Third-Down Conversions..................... 7-15......................6-12 Time of Possession............................ 26:44....................33:16

TEAM STATISTICS Category..............................................FIU.................... UCF First Downs............................................. 15.........................21 Rushes-Yards.................................... 34-152..................40-170 Passing Yards........................................ 154.......................261 Comp-Att-Int................................... 13-29-0................ 21-32-1 Total Yards............................................ 306.......................431 Punts-Average.................................. 6-40.5...................5-39.0 Kickoff Returns.................................... 3-48....................4-119 Penalties-Yards.................................... 2-14......................5-59 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 3-1........................2-1 Sacks By............................................... 1-12......................2-17 Third-Down Conversions..................... 3-13......................9-15 Time of Possession............................ 24:37....................35:23

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: UCF-Johnson 12-75; Harvey 7-36; Calabrese 1-2; McDuffie 1-1; Team 1-(-1); Bortles 1-(-10). OSU-Miller 27-141; Brown 2-33; Dunn 5-29; Hyde 7-27; Boren 7-16; Smith 3-10. PASSING: UCF-Bortles 25-41-3-249, 3 TD. OSU-Miller 18-24-1-155; 1 TD. RECEIVING: UCF-Worton 7-96; Hall 5-40; McDuffie 3-44; Johnson 3-22; Godfrey 2-17; Floyd 2-16; Reese 1-11; Giovanetti 1-2; Tukes 1-1. OSU-Smith 6-57; Brown 6-48; Stoneburner 2-20; Boren 1-13; Heuerman 1-9; Spencer 1-6; Hyde 1-2.

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: FIU-Mallary 11-71; Rhodes 11-48; Harden 1-36; Coleman 2-7; Hammonds 1-5; Medlock 7-2; Team 1-(-17). UCF-Johnson 18-78; Harvey 16-73; Godfrey 2-19; Bortles 2-1; Team 1-0; Calabrese 1-(-1). PASSING: FIU-Medlock 13-28-0-154, 1 TD; Hammonds 0-1-0-0, 0 TD. UCF-Bortles 20-30-1-251, 2 TD; Calabrese 0-1-0-0, 0 TD; Godfrey 1-1-0-10, 1 TD.

INTERCEPTIONS: UCF-Bouye 1-3. OSU-Sabino 1-2; Johnson 1-3; Howard 1-9.

RECEIVING: FIU-Mallary 4-49; Times 3-12; Griner 1-26; Wright 1-24; Younger 1-21; Dan-Fodio 1-13; Rhodes 1-5; Williams 1-4. UCF-Worton 5-94; Giovanetti 3-31; Harvey 3-26; Godfrey 3-26; McDuffie 3-13; Hall 2-63; Calabrese 1-8; Johnson 1-0.

FUMBLES: UCF-None. OSU-Boren 1-1; Smith 1-1.

INTERCEPTIONS: FIU-Cheeseborough 1-6. UCF-None.

INTERCEPTIONS: UCF-Dankenbring 1-9. UA-None. FUMBLES: UCF-None. UA-Chisholm 1-1; Frieson 1-1; Hundley 1-1.

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FUMBLES: FIU-Medlock 2-1; Team 1-0. UCF-Bortles 1-0; Plummer 1-1.

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Game 5

Game 6

Missouri.......................21 East Carolina........... 20 Southern Miss...........31 UCF...............................16 UCF.............................. 40 UCF................... (2OT) 38 Sept. 29, 2012 - Attendance: 35,835 Bright House Networks Stadium Orlando, Fla. SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 MU 0 7 UCF 3 7

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Oct. 4, 2012 - Attendance: 32,181 Bright House Networks Stadium Orlando, Fla.

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SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 ECU 14 3 UCF 7 13

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Oct. 13, 2012 - Attendance: 34,514 Bright House Networks Stadium Orlando, Fla.

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SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter UCF Shawn Moffitt 42 yd FG - 3:28 10-57, 5:07 Second Quarter MU Dorial Green-Beckham 80 yd pass from James Franklin (Andrew Baggett kick) - 12:39 1-80, 0:11 UCF Quincy McDuffie 12 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 9:11 7-86, 3:24 Third Quarter MU Marcus Murphy 66 yd punt return (Andrew Baggett kick) - 7:04 Fourth Quarter MU Kendi Lawrence 10 yd run (Andrew Baggett kick) - 9:31 3-43, 0:40 UCF Jeff Godfrey 18 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Blake Bortles pass failed) - 4:34 5-83, 2:15

First Quarter ECU Shane Carden 7 yd run (Warren Harvey kick) - 8:25 13-75, 6:35 ECU Justin Hardy 76 yd pass from Shane Carden (Warren Harvey kick) - 6:09 1-76, 0:11 UCF Quincy McDuffie 99 yd kickoff return (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 5:55 Second Quarter UCF Storm Johnson 4 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 14:13 8-40, 3:38 UCF Shawn Moffitt 22 yd FG - 10:58 6-21, 2:43 UCF Shawn Moffitt 23 yd FG - 5:47 9-87, 3:20 ECU Warren Harvey 27 yd FG - 0:00 10-64, 5:42 Third Quarter UCF Shawn Moffitt 36 yd FG - 10:49 9-68, 4:11 ECU Warren Harvey 31 yd FG - 8:30 5-64, 2:13 UCF Quincy McDuffie 64 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 6:36 5-75, 1:54 Fourth Quarter UCF Blake Bortles 1 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 13:54 12-70, 5:41 UCF Shawn Moffitt 49 yd FG - 6:35 6-28, 2:53

First Quarter UCF Blale Bortles 1 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 7:25 15-93, 7:35 Second Quarter UCF Shawn Moffitt 29 yd FG - 13:53 12-77, 4:06 USM Anthony Alford 16 yd run (Corey Acosta kick) - 8:25 12-75, 5:28 UCF Blake Bortles 1 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 0:05 10-53, 3:39 Third Quarter USM Jalen Richard 15 yd run (Corey Acosta kick) - 6:51 7-75, 3:24 Fourth Quarter UCF Storm Johnson 32 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 11:45 9-69, 4:23 USM Jalen Richard 14 yd run (Corey Acosta kick) - 8:38 6-56, 2:57 USM Corey Acosta 27 yd FG - 0:13 9-52, 2:57 Overtime USM Anthony Alford 2 yd run (Corey Acosta kick) 7-25, --UCF Latavius Murray 10 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) 3-25, --UCF Latavius Murray 4 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) 4-25, ---

TEAM STATISTICS Category............................................. MU.................... UCF First Downs............................................. 16.........................27 Rushes-Yards...................................... 29-89..................35-128 Passing Yards........................................ 257.......................267 Comp-Att-Int................................... 19-30-1................ 29-45-0 Total Yards............................................ 346.......................395 Punts-Average.................................. 8-42.9...................9-38.3 Kickoff Returns.................................... 2-51......................2-27 Penalties-Yards.................................... 5-35........................1-5 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 1-0........................2-1 Sacks By............................................... 3-22......................5-28 Third-Down Conversions..................... 1-11......................6-18 Time of Possession............................ 26:47....................33:13

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: MU-Lawrence 19-104; Hunt 1-3; Franklin 9-(-18). UCF-Johnson 15-93; Harvey 8-25; Godfrey 3-19; Calabrese 1-6; Bortles 8-(-15). PASSING: MU-Franklin 19-30-1-257, 1 TD. UCF-Bortles 29-43-0-267, 2 TD; Calabrese 0-1-0-0, 0 TD; Team 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: MU-Lucas 5-33; Lawrence 4-50; Moe 3-29; McGaffie 2-26; Washington 2-19; Green-Beckham 1-80; Waters 1-17; Sasser 1-2; Hunt 0-1. UCF-Worton 5-56; McDuffie 5-38; Godfrey 4-40; Harvey 3-8; Johnson 3-(-12); Hall 2-28; Perriman 2-25; Reese 2-24; Calabrese 1-41; Tukes 1-11; Floyd 1-8. INTERCEPTIONS: MU-None. UCF-Ishmael 1-19. FUMBLES: MU-Sasser 1-0. UCF-Godfrey 1-1; Worton 1-0.

TEAM STATISTICS Category.............................................ECU.................... UCF First Downs............................................. 17.........................20 Rushes-Yards...................................... 29-64..................36-167 Passing Yards........................................ 298.......................269 Comp-Att-Int................................... 23-36-1................ 15-21-0 Total Yards............................................ 362.......................436 Punts-Average.................................. 5-37.2...................1-38.0 Kickoff Returns.................................... 6-93....................2-128 Penalties-Yards.................................... 3-35......................8-68 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 0-0........................1-1 Sacks By................................................. 0-0......................2-26 Third-Down Conversions..................... 4-14......................4-10 Time of Possession............................ 31:33....................28:27

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: ECU-Cooper 18-58; Dobson 5-24; Carden 6-(-18). UCF-Bortles 6-62; Johnson 17-53; Murray 9-30; Thompson 2-18; Calabrese 1-5; Godfrey 1-(-1). PASSING: ECU-Carden 23-36-1-298, 1 TD. UCF-Bortles 15-21-0-269, 1 TD. RECEIVING: ECU-Bodenheimer 6-60; Hardy 5-119; Webster 3-19; Wiggins 2-12; Harris 2-9; Solomon 1-60; Pasut 1-10; Jones 1-4; Dobson 1-4; Cooper 1-1. UCF-Godfrey 5-49; Hall 3-68; McDuffie 2-67; Reese 2-43; Murray 2-31; Perriman 1-11.

TEAM STATISTICS Category........................................... USM.................... UCF First Downs............................................. 20.........................25 Rushes-Yards.................................... 36-194..................42-182 Passing Yards........................................ 165.......................272 Comp-Att-Int................................... 14-27-2................ 27-40-0 Total Yards............................................ 359.......................454 Punts-Average.................................. 4-39.0...................4-43.5 Kickoff Returns.................................... 4-89......................5-77 Penalties-Yards.................................... 3-21......................3-27 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 0-0........................0-0 Sacks By............................................... 3-15........................0-0 Third-Down Conversions..................... 8-14......................5-14 Time of Possession............................ 25:41....................34:19

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: USM-Richard 13-87; Alford 12-71; D. Johnson 10-35; Hester 1-1. UCF-Johnson 18-94; Murray 11-52; McDuffie 2-18; Worton 1-15; Godfrey 1-11; Calabrese 1-5; Team 1-(-2); Bortles 7-(-11). PASSING: USM-Alford 14-27-2-165, 0 TD. UCF-Bortles 27-40-0-272, 0 TD.

INTERCEPTIONS: ECU-None. UCF-Alexander 1-0.

RECEIVING: USM-Llanos 4-63; Sims 3-30; Sullivan 2-31; Richard 2-12; Briggs 1-14; Burdette 1-10; Pierce 1-5. UCF-Worton 8-117; Perriman 5-55; McDuffie 3-22; Hall 2-30; Murray 2-19; Godfrey 2-9; Kelly 1-10; Tukes 1-9; Johnson 1-3; Reese 1-1; Bortles 1-(-3).

FUMBLES: ECU-None. UCF-Worton 1-1.

INTERCEPTIONS: USM-None. UCF-Ishmael 1-4; Ozerities 1-2. FUMBLES: USM-None. UCF-None.

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2012 Game Summaries Game 7

Game 8

Game 9

UCF.............................. 35 UCF.............................. 54 SMU...............................17 Memphis........................17 Marshall.....................17 UCF.............................. 42 Oct. 20, 2012 - Attendance: 22,106 Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium Memphis, Tenn. SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 UCF 14 0 MEM 0 10

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Oct. 27, 2012 - Attendance: 22,563 Joan C. Edwards Stadium Huntington, W.Va.

F 35 17

SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 UCF 7 20 Marshall 3 7

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Nov. 3, 2012 - Attendance: 36,036 Bright House Networks Stadium Orlando, Fla.

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SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter UCF Latavius Murray 1 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 7:05 9-81, 4:18 UCF Latavius Murray 83 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 3:45 4-98, 1:08 Second Quarter MEM Tyler Spurlock 34 yd FG - 12:17 13-60, 6:21 MEM Robert Steeples 27 yd fumble recovery (Tyler Spurlock kick) - 5:30 Third Quarter UCF J.J. Worton 29 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 5:43 6-61, 3:02 Fourth Quarter UCF A.J. Bouye 79 yd fumble recovery (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 14:42 UCF Justin Tukes 6 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 4:18 13-73, 7:06 MEM Jacob Karam 1 yd run (Tyler Spurlock kick) - 0:39 12-57, 3:31

First Quarter MAR Justin Haig 43 yd FG - 7:47 13-53, 3:35 UCF Quincy McDuffie 97 yd kickoff return (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 7:34 Second Quarter UCF Latavius Murray 2 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 9:23 7-80, 3:22 UCF Jeff Godfrey 16 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick blocked) - 5:26 5-52, 2:26 UCF Latavius Murray 75 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 2:53 2-80, 0:53 MAR Antavious Wilson 15 yd pass from Rakeem Cato (Justin Haig kick) - 0:26 13-80, 2:27 Third Quarter UCF Quincy McDuffie 98 yd kickoff return (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 14:45 UCF Latavius Murray 20 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick blocked) - 7:37 7-82, 4:19 UCF Latavius Murray 42 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 3:24 5-75, 1:54 Fourth Quarter MAR Gator Hoskins 1 yd pass from Rakeem Cato (Justin Haig kick) - 13:53 17-71, 4:31 UCF Brynn Harvey 21 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 1:55 15-99, 10:10

First Quarter UCF Rannell Hall 21 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 5:39 10-70, 4:31 SMU Chase Hover 32 yd FG - 1:18 9-55, 4:15 Second Quarter UCF Latavius Murray 23 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 13:57 2-24, 0:48 SMU Garrett Gilbert 4 yd run (Chase Hover kick) - 6:41 15-75, 7:16 UCF Latavius Murray 20 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 2:57 8-80, 3:38 Third Quarter UCF Blake Bortles 10 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 12:06 5-55, 2:45 UCF Latavius Murray 28 yd pass from Jeff Godfrey (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 7:30 4-55, 1:47 Fourth Quarter UCF Breshad Perriman 18 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 7:37 7-47, 4:11 SMU Garrett Gilbert 12 yd run (Chase Hover kick) - 0:30 12-75, 7:02

TEAM STATISTICS Category.............................................UCF.................. MEM First Downs............................................. 17.........................19 Rushes-Yards.................................... 34-229..................45-240 Passing Yards........................................ 122.......................121 Comp-Att-Int................................... 15-26-0................ 20-28-1 Total Yards............................................ 351.......................361 Punts-Average.................................. 6-48.0...................5-46.2 Kickoff Returns.................................... 1-24....................5-140 Penalties-Yards.................................... 4-35......................6-61 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 1-1........................3-2 Sacks By................................................. 0-0........................1-6 Third-Down Conversions..................... 6-13......................4-16 Time of Possession............................ 28:07....................31:53

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: UCF-Murray 23-192; Boyle 1-33; Bortles 3-8; Harvey 2-4; Calabrese 1-3; Godfrey 1-0; Johnson 3-(-11). MEM-Steib 13-88; Hayes 17-83; Karam 9-36; Hornsey 1-21; Mathews 2-13; Cross 2-0; Team 1-(-1). PASSING: UCF-Bortles 15-26-0-122, 2 TD. MEM-Karam 20-28-1-121, 0 TD. RECEIVING: UCF-Worton 5-56; Murray 4-17; Perriman 2-21; Godfrey 1-16; Hall 1-10; Tukes 1-6; Reese 1-(-4). MEM-Malone 5-50; Rucker 4-37; Hayes 4-(-15); Valentine 3-23; Patrick 1-10; Travis 1-9; Ashley 1-8; Cross 1-(-1). INTERCEPTIONS: UCF-Bouye 1-32. MEM-None. FUMBLES: UCF-Johnson 1-1. MEM-Cross 1-1; Malone 1-1; Hayes 1-0.

TEAM STATISTICS Category.............................................UCF...................MAR First Downs............................................. 25.........................27 Rushes-Yards.................................... 40-278....................36-66 Passing Yards........................................ 290.......................298 Comp-Att-Int................................... 16-22-2................ 35-62-0 Total Yards............................................ 568.......................364 Punts-Average.................................. 1-47.0...................7-47.0 Kickoff Returns.................................. 4-213....................8-151 Penalties-Yards.................................... 5-45......................3-17 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 1-1........................1-0 Sacks By............................................... 4-37........................1-1 Third-Down Conversions....................... 6-9....................13-24 Time of Possession............................ 32:59....................27:01

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: UCF-Murray 16-156; Harvey 11-62; McDuffie 2-27; Bortles 7-23; Johnson 2-7; Calabrese 1-4; Team 1-1. MAR-Butler 13-37; Watson 7-29; Grooms 10-25; Cato 6-(-25). PASSING: UCF-Bortles 15-21-2-277, 2 TD; Gabbert 1-1-0-13, 0 TD. MAR-Cato 35-62-0-298, 2 TD. RECEIVING: UCF-Godfrey 5-71; Worton 3-68; Murray 2-38; Hall 1-43; Floyd 1-20; Reese 1-14; Kelly 1-13; Harvey 1-12; Giovanetti 1-11. MAR-Shuler 8-64; Wilson 7-55; Hoskins 6-59; Dobson 5-68; Grooms 3-9; Evans 2-22; Wilkins 1-10; Crawford 1-6; Allen 1-3; Frohnapfel 1-2. INTERCEPTIONS: UCF-None. MAR-Mitchell 1-25; Thomas 1-0. FUMBLES: UCF-Johnson 1-1. MAR-Butler 1-0.

SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 SMU 3 7 UCF 7 14

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TEAM STATISTICS Category........................................... SMU.................... UCF First Downs............................................. 16.........................25 Rushes-Yards.................................... 31-126..................39-241 Passing Yards........................................ 133.......................155 Comp-Att-Int................................... 16-29-0................ 12-17-0 Total Yards............................................ 259.......................396 Punts-Average.................................. 5-43.6...................2-42.5 Kickoff Returns.................................. 5-120......................2-58 Penalties-Yards.................................... 7-53......................2-20 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 2-1........................2-1 Sacks By................................................. 0-0......................3-12 Third-Down Conversions..................... 7-14......................7-10 Time of Possession............................ 32:51....................27:09

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: SMU-Line 21-96; Gilbert 10-30. UCF-Murray 23-155; Bortles 6-33; Johnson 6-29; McDuffie 3-25; Team 1-(-1). PASSING: SMU-Gilbert 16-29-0-133, 0 TD. UCF-Bortles 10-15-0-110, 2 TD; Godfrey 1-1-0-28, 1 TD; Calabrese 1-1-0-17, 0 TD. RECEIVING: SMU-D. Johnson 6-46; Line 4-51; J. Johnson 3-15; Holman 2-13; Thompson 1-8. UCF-Murray 2-41; Tukes 2-30; Hall 2-22; McDuffie 2-20; Godfrey 2-7; Perriman 1-18; Reese 1-17. INTERCEPTIONS: SMU-None. UCF-None. FUMBLES: SMU-Acker 1-1; Gilbert 1-0. UCF-Tukes 1-0; Bortles 1-1.

2012 Game Summaries Game 10

Game 11

Game 12

UCF...............................31 UCF...............................21 UAB.............................. 24 UTEP............................ 24 Tulsa............................ 23 UCF.............................. 49 Nov. 10, 2012 - Attendance: 25,483 Sun Bowl El Paso, Texas SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 UCF 7 10 UTEP 7 3

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Nov. 17, 2012 - Attendance: 19,725 H.A. Chapman Stadium Tulsa, Okla.

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SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 UCF 0 14 Tulsa 10 0

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Nov. 24, 2012 - Attendance: 26,602 Bright House Networks Stadium Orlando, Fla.

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SCORING BY QUARTER Team 1 2 UAB 0 10 UCF 14 21

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SCORING SUMMARY

First Quarter UCF Jeff Godfrey 46 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 11:12 8-75, 3:48 UTEP Nathan Jeffery 2 yd run (Steven Valadez kick) - 7:01 8-75, 4:11 Second Quarter UTEP Steven Valadez 20 yd FG - 12:48 4-0, 1:20 UCF Blake Bortles 2 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 0:28 18-88, 4:14 UCF Shawn Moffitt 30 yd FG - 0:04 3-22, 0:17 Third Quarter No Scoring Fourth Quarter UCF Blake Bortles 10 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 14:06 4-71, 1:42 UTEP Blaire Sullivan 2 yd run (Steven Valadez kick) - 8:47 10-79, 5:12 UTEP Nathan Jeffery 69 yd run (Steven Valadez kick) - 6:49 1-69, 0:10 UCF Latavius Murray 46 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 5:25 3-75, 1:24

First Quarter TLS Daniel Schwarz 41 yd FG - 6:53 7-26, 2:05 TLS Keyarris Garrett 70 yd pass from Cody Green (Daniel Schwarz kick) - 3:51 2-73, 0:38 Second Quarter UCF Breshad Perriman 21 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 10:26 8-71, 3:37 UCF A.J. Bouye 76 yd INT return (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 3:14 Third Quarter TLS Keyarris Garrett 20 yd pass from Cody Green (Daniel Schwarz kick blocked) - 9:47 9-80, 2:50 TLS Keyarris Garrett 13 yd pass from Cody Green (Daniel Schwarz kick) - 5:11 12-87, 3:29 Fourth Quarter UCF Latavius Murray 2 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 9:01 8-42, 4:07

First Quarter UCF J.J. Worton 18 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 12:40 5-65, 2:20 UCF Latavius Murray 3 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 6:37 7-80, 3:39 Second Quarter UAB Ty Long 25 yd FG - 6:40 7-59, 2:25 UCF Quincy McDuffie 9 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 4:13 2-9, 0:41 UCF Lyle Dankenbring 78 yd INT return (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 2:34 UAB Patrick Hearn 76 yd pass from Jonathan Perry (Ty Long kick) - 1:28 3-79, 1:00 UCF J.J. Worton 4 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 0:26 5-56, 0:53 Third Quarter UCF Quincy McDuffie 8 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 8:02 8-84, 4:19 UAB Jonathan Perry 2 yd run (Ty Long kick) - 4:35 10-75, 3:27 Fourth Quarter UAB Darrin Reaves 15 yd pass from Jonathan Perry (Ty Long kick) - 10:22 10-85, 4:32 UCF Quincy McDuffie 43 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 4:00 8-77, 4:32

TEAM STATISTICS Category.............................................UCF.................. UTEP First Downs............................................. 20.........................17 Rushes-Yards.................................... 41-188..................53-267 Passing Yards........................................ 214.........................79 Comp-Att-Int................................... 16-28-0.................. 5-11-1 Total Yards............................................ 402.......................346 Punts-Average.................................. 6-36.3...................3-44.7 Kickoff Returns...................................... 1-7......................2-48 Penalties-Yards.................................... 2-22......................2-20 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 1-1........................4-3 Sacks By................................................. 0-0......................3-20 Third-Down Conversions..................... 7-15......................5-13 Time of Possession............................ 29:48....................30:12

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: UCF-Murray 23-117; Bortles 11-39; Calabrese 5-26; McDuffie 1-8; Team 1-(-2). UTEP-Jeffery 24-174; Sullivan 23-74; Dowell 2-11; Jones 1-10; Edwards 2-0; Team 1-(-2). PASSING: UCF-Bortles 16-27-0-214, 1 TD. UTEP-Sullivan 5-11-1-79, 0 TD. RECEIVING: UCF-Hall 3-72; Godfrey 3-67; McDuffie 3-25; Murray 3-12; Worton 2-20; Tukes 1-11; Perriman 1-7. UTEP-Leslie 2-51; Jeffery 1-14; Edwards 1-9; Wenrick 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: UCF-Ishmael 1-23. UTEP-None. FUMBLES: UCF-Worton 1-1. UTEP-Sullivan 2-1; Jeffery 1-1; Jones 1-1.

TEAM STATISTICS Category.............................................UCF..................... TLS First Downs............................................. 14.........................26 Rushes-Yards...................................... 34-66..................53-209 Passing Yards........................................ 169.......................252 Comp-Att-Int................................... 13-31-0................ 21-34-1 Total Yards............................................ 169.......................252 Punts-Average.................................. 9-37.3...................6-37.2 Kickoff Returns.................................... 3-51......................2-45 Penalties-Yards.................................... 3-15........................0-0 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 1-0........................3-1 Sacks By................................................. 0-0......................4-19 Third-Down Conversions..................... 4-15......................8-17 Time of Possession............................ 28:52....................31:08

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: UCF-Murray 22-60; Godfrey 1-8; McDuffie 1-5; Hall 1-3; Team 1-(-2); Bortles 8-(-8). TLS-Watts 20-122; Singleton 18-64; Green 6-15; Douglas 7-9; Carter 1-1; Team 1-(-2).

TEAM STATISTICS Category............................................ UAB.................... UCF First Downs............................................. 26.........................23 Rushes-Yards...................................... 27-89..................39-229 Passing Yards........................................ 510.......................244 Comp-Att-Int................................... 37-56-1................ 18-24-0 Total Yards............................................ 599.......................473 Punts-Average.................................. 3-39.3...................2-38.5 Kickoff Returns.................................... 4-52....................3-101 Penalties-Yards.................................... 3-31......................3-15 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 1-1........................0-0 Sacks By................................................. 1-5......................2-17 Third-Down Conversions..................... 6-16......................6-11 Time of Possession............................ 29:57....................30:03

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PASSING: UCF-Bortles 13-31-0-169, 1 TD. TLS-Green 21-34-1-252, 3 TD. RECEIVING: UCF-Hall 3-27; McDuffie 2-49; Perriman 2-33; Godfrey 2-31; Worton 2-12; Reese 1-10; Murray 1-7. TLS-Garrett 7-130; Roberson 4-41; Watts 4-38; James 3-32; Carter 3-11. INTERCEPTIONS: UCF-Bouye 1-76. TLS-None. FUMBLES: UCF-Bortles 1-0. TLS-Watts 1-0; Douglas 1-1; Singleton 1-0.

RUSHING: UAB-Reaves 18-71; Coles 3-27; Perry 5-(-2); Brown 1-(-7). UCF-Murray 15-94; McDuffie 6-79; Harvey 6-27; Bortles 6-21; Johnson 4-5; Calabrese 1-3; Godfrey 1-0. PASSING: UAB-Perry 21-28-0-307, 2 TD; Brown 16-28-1-203, 0 TD. UCF-Bortles 17-23-0-225, 2 TD. Calabrese 1-1-0-19, 0 TD. RECEIVING: UAB Hearn 8-201; Williams 8-55; Reaves 6-52; Backman 5-78; Davis 4-66; Adams 3-32; Herring 1-13; Accursio 1-8; Coles 1-5. UCF-Godfrey 4-46; Perriman 3-55; Floyd 3-45; Worton 3-36; Hall 1-19; McDuffie 1-17; Murray 1-11; Johnson 1-9; Reese 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: UAB-None. UCF-Dankenbring 1-78. FUMBLES: Reaves 1-1. UCF-None.

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First Quarter TLS Thomas Roberson 20 yd pass from Cody Green (Daniel Schwarz kick) - 9:28 5-38, 1:52 Second Quarter UCF Breshad Perriman 8 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 14:13 10-73, 5:07 UCF Quincy McDuffie 8 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 4:53 9-52, 4:18 TLS Alex Singleton 7 yd run (Daniel Schwarz kick) - 2:35 7-75, 2:18 TLS Ja’Terian Douglas 2 yd run (Daniel Schwarz kick) - 0:00 8-80, 1:02 Third Quarter UCF Latavius Murray 2 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick blocked) - 4:23 5-27, 2:04 UCF Blake Bortles 28 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 2:19 6-59, 1:22 Fourth Quarter TLS Trey Watts 54 yd punt return (Daniel Schwarz kick blocked) - 5:06 Overtime TLS Alex Singleton 1 yd run 5-25, 0:00

First Quarter UCF Latavius Murray 7 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 7:27 13-78, 7:33 UCF Latavius Murray 2 yd run (Shawn Moffitt kick blocked) - 3:59 7-57, 2:34 Second Quarter BSU Willie Snead 7 yd pass from Keith Wenning (Steven Schott kick) - 10:41 10-82, 4:19 UCF Blake Bortles 6 yd run (Dontravius Floyd pass from Blake Bortles) - 5:50 10-75, 4:51 UCF Latavius Murray 5 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 0:05 7-80, 0:50 Third Quarter BSU Steven Schott 45 yd FG - 7:54 10-49, 4:14 UCF J.J. Worton 7 yd pass from Blake Bortles (Shawn Moffitt kick) - 4:23 7-50, 3:31 Fourth Quarter UCF Shawn Moffitt 25 yd FG - 10:12 12-72, 5:26 BSU Willie Snead 16 yd pass from Keith Wenning (Steven Schott kick) - 5:26 11-76, 4:46

TEAM STATISTICS Category.............................................UCF..................... TLS First Downs............................................. 17.........................26 Rushes-Yards.................................... 36-136..................69-290 Passing Yards........................................ 194.......................153 Comp-Att-Int................................... 14-33-0................ 14-25-1 Total Yards............................................ 330.......................443 Punts-Average.................................. 8-39.9...................4-23.2 Kickoff Returns.................................... 1-32......................1-22 Penalties-Yards.................................... 8-64........................2-4 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 2-1........................2-1 Sacks By................................................. 1-8......................3-27 Third-Down Conversions..................... 9-18....................12-22 Time of Possession............................ 28:44....................31:16

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: UCF-Murray 21-71; Bortles 11-60; Calabrese 2-4; Harvey 1-2; McDuffie 1-(-1). TLS-Watts 25-134; Singleton 25-100; Green 11-36; Douglas 8-20. PASSING: UCF-Bortles 14-32-0-194, 2 TD; Godfrey 0-1-0-0, 0 TD. TLS-Green 14-25-1-153, 1 TD. RECEIVING: UCF-Perriman 3-65; Murray 3-19; Hall 2-41; Tukes 2-25; Giovanetti 1-21; McDuffie 1-8; Godfrey 1-8; Worton 1-7. TLS-Roberson 4-68; Garrett 4-48; James 2-16; Watts 2-11; Carter 2-10. INTERCEPTIONS: UCF-Plummer 1-0. TLS-None. FUMBLES: UCF-McDuffie 1-1; Murray 1-0. TLS-Green 1-0; Singleton 1-1.

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Category............................................ BSU.................... UCF First Downs............................................. 23.........................33 Rushes-Yards...................................... 24-71..................42-222 Passing Yards........................................ 217.......................272 Comp-Att-Int................................... 22-35-0................ 22-33-0 Total Yards............................................ 288.......................494 Punts-Average.................................. 3-34.3...................1-32.0 Kickoff Returns.................................... 4-81........................2-3 Penalties-Yards.................................... 6-53......................8-71 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 1-1........................0-0 Sacks By................................................. 0-0......................4-23 Third-Down Conversions....................... 3-9......................9-12 Time of Possession............................ 24:26....................35:34

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: BSU-Edwards 14-89; Banks 5-1; Wenning 5-(-19). UCF-Bortles 9-80; Murray 21-71; Johnson 6-50; McDuffie 2-8; Harvey 3-7; Godfrey 1-6. PASSING: BSU-Wenning 22-34-0-217, 2 TD; Page 0-1-0-0, 0 TD. UCF-Bortles 22-33-0-272, 3 TD. RECEIVING: BSU-Snead 7-78; Fakes 6-57; Mabon 3-30; Ryan 2-26; Banks 1-15; Curry 1-13; Edwards 1-0; O’Brien 1-(-2). UCF-Murray 6-33; Perriman 5-90; Hall 4-74; Worton 3-32; Godfrey 3-29; Tukes 1-14. INTERCEPTIONS: BSU-None. UCF-None. FUMBLES: BSU-Edwards 1-1. UCF-None.

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Year-By-Year Results 1979 • During his inaugural address, UCF President Trevor Colbourn announces that the school will “explore the possibility of developing a football program.” Later, Colbourn and director of athletics Jack O’Leary approve a decision to form a football team to begin play in the fall of 1979 as an NCAA Division III program. Former professional football player Don Jonas becomes the school’s first coach on a volunteer basis. On Aug. 28, 148 prospective players participate in the program’s first practice. Less than one month later on Sept. 22, UCF travels to St. Leo for its first game and wins 21-0. Bobby Joe Plain scores the school’s first touchdown on a 13-yard pass reception from Mike Cullison in the first quarter. The following week, UCF plays its first home contest at the Tangerine Bowl and posts a 7-6 victory over Fort Benning in front of 14,188 fans. 1979 NCAA III (6‑2‑0) Coach: Don Jonas 9/22 at St. Leo W 21‑0 1,000 9/29 Fort Benning W 7‑6 14,188 W 10‑7 7,350 10/13 Maryville 10/20 at Fort Lauderdale W 14‑0 500 10/27 at Presbyterian L 0-48 3,800 L 14-28 1,000 11/3 at Emory & Henry 11/10 University of the South W 24-0 10,111 W 14‑7 13,309 11/17 Morehouse

1980 • After the UCF Athletic Authority votes in January to make the football head coaching job a full-time position, Don Jonas is selected for the role. The Knights win four games during the campaign and in an 18-14 victory over Emory and Henry, Michael O’Shaughnessy tallies a school-record five sacks. Following the season, cornerback Tim Kiggins earns third-team All-America honors and becomes the first UCF player to sign a professional contract when he joins the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League. 1980 NCAA III (4‑4‑1) Coach: Don Jonas 9/13 Carson‑Newman $ FW 30-21 13,941 9/20 St. Leo W 55‑0 8,730 9/27 Millsaps L 7-8 12,793 10/4 Miles T 11‑11 8,990 10/11 at Savannah State L 0-44 4,100 10/18 at North Alabama L 3-28 3,500 11/1 Catawba W 14‑12 7,757 11/8 Albany L 27‑28 14,022 11/15 Emory & Henry W 18‑14 6,907 $ Later forfeited by Carson-Newman

1981 • UCF begins a local rivalry, meeting Bethune-Cookman in the first Mayor’s Trophy game. The Wildcats escape with a 24-20 win. Kicker Scott Ryerson is a third-team All-America selection, while center Dan Burke and linebackers Eddie James and Bill Giovanetti earn honorable mention status. Following the season, head coach Don Jonas resigns to become director of the UCF Gridiron Club. 84

1981 NCAA III (4‑6‑0) Coach: Don Jonas L 0-3 9/12 Presbyterian 9/19 Elizabeth City L 9-14 9/26 at Millsaps W 13‑6 10/3 Miles W 6‑0 10/10 Savannah State W 47‑13 L 15-23 10/17 at Alabama A&M 10/31 at West Georgia L 6-20 11/7 Hampden‑Sydney W 17‑0 11/14 Millersville L 9-27 11/21 Bethune‑Cookman L 20‑24

8,347 4,833 800 6,320 6,493 8,700 6,200 8,391 4,365 8,354

1982 • Following Don Jonas’ resignation, associate head coach Sam Weir is named the program’s interim head coach. New athletics director Bill Peterson announces that UCF will compete as a Division II program during the year. With the move to D-II, the school begins awarding athletics scholarships. Following the season, four Knights sign professional contracts: tight end Mike Carter with the National Football League’s Denver Broncos and defensive end Ed Gantner, linebacker Bill Giovanetti and offensive lineman Mike Sommerfield with the Tampa Bay Bandits of the United States Football League. Following the season, New York Yankees president and former Buffalo Bills head coach Lou Saban is named UCF’s head coach. 1982 NCAA II (0‑10‑0) Coach: Sam Weir 9/11 Georgia Southern $ L 9-16 9/18 Southeastern Louisiana L 14‑24 L 0-69 9/25 at VMI 10/2 at Valdosta State L 7-13 10/9 Bethune‑Cookman L 21-40 L 10-31 10/16 Alabama A&M 10/23 at Nicholls State L 10‑60 L 7-41 10/30 West Georgia 11/6 Carson‑Newman L 17-36 11/13 Eastern Kentucky L 14-26 $ at Jacksonville, Fla.

2,350 8,196 6,100 9,500 9,127 6,654 8,500 9,257 3,818 4,822

1983 • UCF records its first win against an NCAA Football Championship Subdivision opponent, defeating Austin Peay, 10-7, on the road. Ted Wilson returns a kick 100 yards for a touchdown against Southeastern Louisiana and finishes second in the nation in kick return average with 30.5 yards per return. 1983 NCAA II (5‑6‑0) Coach: Lou Saban 9/2 Elizabeth City W 37‑7 9,041 9/10 at Georgia Southern W 33‑29 5,815 9/17 at Southeastern Louisiana L 28-54 5,000 9/24 North Alabama L 20-47 8,307 10/1 Valdosta State W 20‑0 12,777 10/15 at Richmond L 26-31 3,413 10/29 at Austin Peay W 10‑7 7,000 11/5 at Carson‑Newman L 14-35 3,300 11/12 Nicholls State L 14-37 4,500 11/19 Fort Lewis W 59‑28 14,212 11/26 Bethune‑Cookman L 22-31 13,294

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1984 • After the squad gets off to a slow start, head coach Lou Saban announces his resignation. Jerry Anderson is named interim head coach. Following the campaign, offensive lineman Dan Burke signs a contract with the New Jersey Generals of the United States Football League. Kicker Scott Ryerson is drafted by the Tampa Bay Bandits of the USFL and signs a freeagent deal with the National Football League’s Atlanta Falcons. 1984 NCAA II (2‑9‑0) Coaches: Lou Saban (first seven games), Jerry Anderson (last four games) 9/1 Bethune‑Cookman L 22-43 7,421 at Louisiana-Monroe L 21-49 19,329 9/8 9/15 Georgia Southern L 28-42 7,124 9/22 at Western Kentucky W 35‑34 8,500 9/29 at Texas State L 13-39 10,337 L 21‑26 6,814 10/6 Akron 10/13 at Eastern Kentucky L 14-37 18,300 W 28‑24 11,648 10/20 Illinois State 10/27 Austin Peay L 21‑24 12,225 11/3 at Indiana State L 0-38 8,367 L 6-42 10,162 11/10 at Furman

1985 • Gene McDowell, an assistant at Florida State, is named UCF’s head coach and athletics director. UCF wins its first game under McDowell when Ed O’Brien kicks a school-record 55-yard field goal as time expired to defeat Bethune-Cookman, 39-37. UCF meets its first NCAA Bowl Subdivision opponent, playing at Louisville. 1985 NCAA II (4‑7‑0) Coach: Gene McDowell 9/7 Bethune‑Cookman W 39‑37 21,222 9/13 Southeastern Louisiana W 27‑21 7,142 L 21-48 12,786 9/28 at Illinois State 10/5 Texas State L 12-48 7,850 L 17-47 9,153 10/12 Western Kentucky 10/19 Eastern Kentucky L 21-28 8,223 10/26 Stephen F. Austin L 24-59 11,263 11/2 at Louisville L 21-42 21,391 11/9 at Georgia Southern L 18-35 7,759 11/23 Savannah State W 31‑7 3,478 11/30 Samford W 35‑14 3,022

1986

• The team begins the season 4-1. UCF sets a new attendance record when 23,760 watch the Knights play Wofford for Homecoming. The contest features a postgame performance by the Beach Boys. The Knights went 6-5 during the year to post their first winning campaign since the inaugural season in 1979. Linebacker Wyatt Boggan leads the team with 143 tackles and earns Football News All-America First Team honors. Wide receiver Ted Wilson becomes the first UCF player selected in the National Football League Draft when the Washington Redskins take him in the 10th round. Tailback Elgin Davis is picked in the 12th round by the New England Patriots.

Year-By-Year Results 1986 NCAA II (6‑5‑0) Coach: Gene McDowell 9/6 Bethune‑Cookman W 26‑14 23,041 9/13 West Georgia W 34‑21 10,125 9/20 Valdosta State W 10‑7 12,056 L 17-20 12,186 9/27 at Akron 10/4 Murray State W 38‑25 13,086 10/11 at Wichita State L 6-9 4,167 10/18 at Eastern Kentucky L 24-51 12,200 10/25 Wofford L 28-31 23,760 W 38‑9 3,200 11/1 at VMI 11/8 Georgia Southern L 23‑33 11,137 11/15 Samford W 66‑7 6,176

1988 NCAA II (6‑5‑0) Coach: Gene McDowell 9/2 Bethune-Cookman W 29-21 14,831 9/10 West Georgia W 33‑14 11,270 9/17 Troy W 26‑18 31,789 9/24 at East Tennessee State W 23‑17 5,447 10/1 North Alabama W 35‑33 21,682 10/8 New Haven L 23-31 22,641 10/15 Southern Conn. State W 24‑16 22,439 10/22 at Valdosta State L 19-48 6,500 L 17-31 28,682 10/29 Georgia Southern 11/5 at Liberty L 7-24 3,530 11/12 at Eastern Kentucky L 31‑35 6,800

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• The Knights post a then-school-record five-game winning streak, outscoring their opponents, 242-67, during the stretch. UCF finishes the regular season with an 8-3 record, good enough for its first bid to the Division II playoffs. In the first round of the playoffs, the host Knights record a 12-10 win over Indiana University of Pennsylvania. The following week the squad falls to eventual national champion Troy. Wideout Bernard Ford and kicker Ed O’Brien earn All-America First Team honors from several outlets, including the Associated Press. Quarterback Darin Slack and linebacker Mike Coad receive Football News All-America Second Team recognition. Ford is tabbed in the third round of the National Football League Draft by the Buffalo Bills and defensive back Corris Ervin is taken in the fifth round by the Denver Broncos.

• In its final campaign at the D-II level, UCF defeats three Football Championship Subdivision schools. The Knights finish the season strong, winning six of their final seven games to complete the year 7-3.

1987 NCAA II (9‑4‑0) Coach: Gene McDowell 9/5 Bethune‑Cookman W 17‑9 9/19 Elon W 34‑10 L 16-23 9/26 Eastern Kentucky 10/3 at Georgia Southern L 32‑34 10/10 Savannah State W 36‑26 W 52‑14 10/17 West Georgia 10/24 NW Missouri St. W 45‑3 W 67‑3 10/31 Grand Valley State 11/7 Liberty W 42‑21 11/14 at Florida A&M L 14‑19 W 24‑7 11/21 Morningside 11/28 Indiana (Pa.) $ W 12‑10 L 10-31 12/5 Troy $ $ Division II Playoffs

9,768 11,752 15,197 15,540 10,743 10,029 15,208 7,552 11,081 4,803 10,112 15,043 14,327

1988 • UCF opens the campaign with five-consecutive wins and moves to second in the NCAA Division II national rankings. A crowd of 31,789 attends UCF’s 26-18 victory over defending national champion Troy at the Citrus Bowl. Defensive lineman Steve Spears and offensive lineman Dave Underwood earn Football Gazette All-America honors.

1989 NCAA II (7‑3‑0) Coach: Gene McDowell 9/1 Bethune‑Cookman L 15-23 23,620 9/9 Valdosta State W 35‑14 18,046 L 6-20 8,000 9/16 at Troy 9/23 Newberry W 30‑3 8,316 W 17-16 5,500 9/30 at North Alabama 10/7 East Tennessee State W 34‑0 12,072 10/21 at Georgia Southern L 17-31 19,640 W 33-30 15,095 10/28 Liberty 11/11 Eastern Kentucky W 20‑19 17,506 W 49‑12 14,082 11/18 Texas Southern

1990 • UCF moves to the Football Championship Subdivision ranks and goes 10-4. The Knights become the first school in history to qualify for the FCS playoffs in their first season of eligibility. In the first round of the playoffs, UCF draws previously undefeated Youngstown State on the road. Franco Grilla hits a 34-yard field goal as time expires to give the Knights a 20-17 victory. Host UCF downs William & Mary, 5238, in the second round of the playoffs to set up a semifinal matchup with eventual national champion Georgia Southern in Statesboro, Ga. Following the year, Gene McDowell is awarded the Eddie Robinson Trophy by The Sports Network as the national coach of the year. Wide receiver Shawn Jefferson is drafted in the ninth round by the National Football League’s Houston Oilers. 1990 NCAA FCS (10-4-0) Coach: Gene McDowell 9/1 Troy W 16‑10 22,462 9/8 at Eastern Kentucky L 12-24 19,200 9/15 at Bethune‑Cookman W 42‑9 9,500 9/22 at Memphis L 28-37 21,385 9/29 Kentucky State W 49‑0 6,055 10/6 at Samford W 37‑16 5,463 10/20 Georgia Southern L 17-38 16,258 10/27 Southern Illinois W 49‑14 14,052 11/3 Liberty W 28‑6 14,107 11/10 Slippery Rock W 24‑21 16,208 11/17 Texas Southern W 63‑6 16,328 11/24 at Youngstown State $ W 20-17 12,500 12/1 William & Mary $ W 52‑38 20,067 12/8 at Georgia Southern $ L 7-44 13,183 $ FCS Playoffs

1991 • The Knights host their first Football Bowl Subdivision squad, facing East Carolina at the Citrus Bowl. Linebacker Bobby Spitulski is named to the Associated Press All-America Third Team and is selected in the third round of the National Football League Draft by the Seattle Seahawks. 1991 NCAA FCS (6-5-0) Coach: Gene McDowell 8/31 Troy W 21-10 18,586 9/7 at James Madison L 31-49 10,081 9/14 at Valdosta State W 12-0 6,379 9/21 East Carolina L 25-47 20,049 9/28 Bethune-Cookman W 32-6 16,066 W 31-20 18,200 10/5 at Arkansas State 10/12 Samford L 6-13 12,011 10/26 at Georgia Southern L 6-20 19,063 11/2 Savannah State L 31-33 13,188 W 31-26 2,650 11/9 at Liberty 11/16 Millersville W 52-6 10,027

1992 • UCF President John C. Hitt announces UCF’s intention to move to the Football Bowl Subdivision ranks by 1996. UCF makes history as the first college squad to a play a Russian team on American soil as it defeats the Moscow Bears of the Russian League of American Football, 42-6, on Oct. 3. During the year, Gene McDowell relinquishes his duties as athletics director to concentrate his efforts on coaching the football team. 1992 NCAA FCS (6-4-0) Coach: Gene McDowell 9/5 Gardner-Webb W 71-21 10,286 9/12 Bethune-Cookman W 28-3 12,075 L 16-20 7,755 9/19 Troy 9/26 at Western Illinois W 35-22 9,764 10/3 Moscow (exhibition) W 43-6 5,412 W 42-18 8,087 10/17 Nicholls State 10/24 at Western Kentucky L 36-50 10,589 L 28-31 8,100 10/31 at Liberty 11/7 Buffalo W 63-21 9,067 11/14 James Madison W 41-37 6,681 11/21 at Samford L 13-20 4,987

1993 • UCF wins six of its first seven games, with the only loss coming from Football Bowl Subdivision’s East Carolina. The Knights claim three of their final four games to finish the regular season with a 9-2 mark. The squad earns a berth in the playoffs and faces host Youngstown State in the opening round.

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Year-By-Year Results 1993 NCAA FCS (9-3-0) Coach: Gene McDowell 9/11 Valdosta State W 35-30 11,033 9/18 at East Carolina L 17-41 30,867 W 22-3 10,759 9/25 McNeese State 10/2 Yale W 42-28 23,489 10/9 Samford W 48-17 8,081 10/16 Western Illinois W 35-17 12,857 10/23 at Bethune-Cookman W 34-14 5,500 L 15-29 5,100 10/30 at Troy 11/6 Liberty W 55-19 8,688 11/13 Buffalo W 42-7 7,609 11/20 at Louisiana Tech W 38-16 4,000 11/27 at Youngstown State $ L 30-56 7,408 $ FCS Playoffs

1994 • The Knights begin the year as Sports Illustrated’s pick to win the Football Championship Subdivision title. Due to a rash of injuries on defense, UCF finishes the year 7-4. Kick returner Todd Cleveland garners The Sports Network All-America Second Team honors. Defensive end Greg Jefferson is picked in the third round of the National Football League Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles. 1994 NCAA FCS (7-4-0) Coach: Gene McDowell 9/3 at Maine W 28-6 6,296 9/10 Valdosta State L 14-31 22,518 W 48-17 22,049 9/17 Bethune-Cookman 9/24 Western Kentucky W 59-45 24,326 10/1 at Illinois State W 27-26 6,550 L 35-36 3,632 10/8 at Samford 10/15 at Louisiana-Monroe W 33-16 8,123 L 38-39 27,003 10/22 Troy 10/29 at Liberty W 49-24 6,153 11/12 at East Carolina L 20-23 25,783 W 48-0 18,856 11/19 Buffalo

1995 • On June 21, UCF receives official word from the NCAA that its bid for reclassification to the Football Bowl Subdivision has been approved and will take effect Sept. 1, 1996. Against a top-notch schedule, UCF goes 6-5. The Knights open the season with a 40-32 victory over fifth-ranked Eastern Kentucky. Freshman Daunte Culpepper completes 20-of-25 passes for 254 and three scores and earns national player of the week honors. Tailback Marquette Smith is named to the Football Gazette All-America Second Team and is drafted in the fifth round by the National Football League’s Carolina Panthers. 1995 NCAA FCS (6-5-0) Coach: Gene McDowell 8/31 Eastern Kentucky W 40-32 13,422 9/9 Carson-Newman W 35-21 13,413 9/23 at Florida State (#1) L 14-46 76,600 9/30 at McNeese State L 7-49 16,921 10/7 Samford W 41-14 11,333 10/14 Liberty L 6-7 12,210 10/21 at Hawaii L 14-45 24,383 10/28 at Louisiana-Monroe W 34-14 16,808 11/4 Bethune-Cookman W 38-7 16,002 11/11 Troy L 17-28 12,312 11/18 Maine W 37-17 11,119 86

1996 • The Knights play their inaugural campaign at the Football Bowl Subdivision level and go 5-6. Behind quarterback Daunte Culpepper, UCF finishes the campaign 16th in the nation in passing offense. 1996 NCAA FBS (5-6) Coach: Gene McDowell 8/29 William & Mary (SUN) W 39-33 18,013 at South Carolina L 14-33 76,411 9/7 9/14 at New Mexico (SUN) L 7-17 18,317 9/21 at Ball State L 10-31 11,475 9/28 at East Carolina L 7-28 34,121 10/12 Samford W 38-6 12,122 L 38-39 16,293 10/19 Louisiana-Monroe 10/26 at Georgia Tech (SUN) L 20-27 43,610 11/2 Illinois State W 42-15 17,639 11/9 at UAB W 35-13 12,500 11/16 Bowling Green W 27-19 14,112

1997 • UCF faces a tough schedule that includes four squads from the Southeastern Conference and national champion Nebraska. UCF garners national attention after leading Nebraska by three points at halftime before falling by two touchdowns to the host Cornhuskers. A record crowd of 41,827 turns out for UCF’s home-opening victory over Idaho. Quarterback Daunte Culpepper sets 15 school records. He is a finalist for the Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award, a semifinalist for the Football News Offensive Player of the Year and is named to the American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team. Tailback Dwight Collins, who is deaf, receives Disney’s Wide World of Sports Spirit Award for being the nation’s most courageous student-athlete. Running backs coach Alan Gooch is named the assistant coach of the year by the American Football Coaches Association for his work with Collins. Following the season, Gene McDowell resigns as head coach and is replaced by longtime offensive coordinator Mike Kruczek. 1997 NCAA FBS (5-6) Coach: Gene McDowell 8/30 at Mississippi L 23-24 (OT) 28,216 9/6 at South Carolina (SUN) L 31-33 81,908 9/13 at Nebraska (#6) L 24-38 75,327 9/20 Idaho (SUN) W 41-10 41,827 9/27 at Auburn (#8) (SUN) L 14-41 82,109 10/4 at Kent State W 59-43 10,584 10/11 Samford W 52-7 22,016 10/25 at Mississippi State (SUN) L 28-35 28,621 11/1 at Louisiana-Monroe L 41-45 15,936 11/15 Eastern Michigan W 27-10 39,433 11/22 Toledo W 34-17 15,062

1998 • Quarterback Daunte Culpepper earns preseason All-America honors from several outlets, including Sports Illustrated and The Sporting News. UCF makes its first national television appearance when ESPN televises its game at Purdue. The Knights finish the campaign 9-2. Culpepper breaks Steve Young’s 1983 single-season completion percentage record of 71.3

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by completing 73.6 percent of his passes. He becomes only the third player in school history to pass for more than 10,000 yards and rush for more than 1,000 yards in a career. Culpepper concludes the year with more than 30 school records to his credit. The signal caller finishes sixth in the balloting for the Heisman Trophy and is named national co-player of the year by The Sports Network. Culpepper becomes UCF’s first National Football League first-round draft pick as the Minnesota Vikings select him 11th overall. Cornerback Paul Miranda is taken in the fourth round by the Indianapolis Colts. 1998 NCAA FBS (9-2) Coach: Mike Kruczek 9/5 at Louisiana Tech (SUN) W 64-30 9/12 Eastern Illinois W 48-0 9/19 at Purdue (ESPN) L 7-35 9/26 at Bowling Green (FSN) W 38-31 W 31-24 10/3 at Toledo (SUN) 10/10 Northern Illinois W 38-17 10/24 at Louisiana (SUN) W 42-10 10/31 Youngstown State W 44-32 L 6-10 11/7 at Auburn (SUN) 11/14 Ball State W 37-14 W 38-6 11/21 New Mexico

23,677 35,219 53,469 15,824 20,008 30,415 10,124 21,251 80,743 31,412 19,025

1999 • UCF starts the campaign with the toughest September schedule in the nation, facing four bowl winners from the previous year. All four teams enter the games with the Knights ranked in the top 25. UCF hosts a top-25 foe for the first time, playing No. 22 Purdue in front of 40,112 fans at the Citrus Bowl. Wideout Charles Lee is drafted in the seventh round by the National Football League’s Green Bay Packers. 1999 NCAA FBS (4-7) Coach: Mike Kruczek 9/4 Purdue (#22) (ESPN R) L 13-47 40,112 85,346 9/11 at Florida (#4) (SUN) L 27-58 9/18 at Georgia Tech (#12) L 10-41 45,355 9/25 at Georgia (#11) (SUN) L 23-24 86,117 10/2 Eastern Illinois W 31-21 18,864 10/16 Nicholls State W 28-0 13,875 L 35-46 16,535 10/23 Louisiana Tech 10/30 Eastern Michigan W 31-6 27,845 11/6 at Auburn (SUN) L 10-28 75,804 11/13 at Middle Tennessee W 39-14 10,751 11/20 Bowling Green L 30-33 (OT) 14,299

2000 • The Knights record one of the biggest victories in school history by defeating traditional power Alabama, 40-38, in Tuscaloosa. Javier Beorlegui gives UCF the win with a 37-yard field goal with three seconds remaining to spoil the Crimson Tide’s homecoming game. A school record 50,220 fans watch the Knights host No. 8 Virginia Tech.

Year-By-Year Results 2000 NCAA FBS (7-4) Coach: Mike Kruczek 9/2 at Georgia Tech L 17-21 9/9 Northwestern State W 19-7 L 24-35 9/16 at Akron 9/23 William & Mary W 52-7 9/30 at Eastern Michigan (SUN) W 31-10 10/7 at Northern Illinois (SUN) L 20-40 10/14 Eastern Kentucky W 34-3 W 55-0 10/21 Louisiana-Monroe 10/28 at Alabama W 40-38 11/4 at Louisiana Tech (SUN) W 20-16 11/11 Virginia Tech (#8) (SUN) L 21-44

40,993 19,003 12,964 23,164 10,238 18,148 18,908 25,093 83,818 12,532 50,220

2001 • The biggest news for UCF comes off of the field when the school finally finds a conference home. On Nov. 1, UCF signs an agreement to enter the Mid-American Conference for football in 2002. On the field, offensive lineman Steve Edwards and defensive lineman Elton Patterson earn Football News All-America honorable-mention honors. Following the year, defensive back Travis Fisher is drafted in the second round by the St. Louis Rams. 2001 NCAA FBS (6-5) Coach: Mike Kruczek 9/1 at Clemson (#19) L 13-21 10-21 9/8 at Syracuse (ESPN R) L 9/22 at Tulane (SUN) W 36-29 14-46 9/29 at Virginia Tech (#8) (SUN) L 10/6 UAB (SUN) W 24-7 10/13 Liberty W 63-0 W 38-6 10/20 Louisiana-Monroe 10/27 at Utah State (SUN) L 27-30 W 57-17 11/3 Akron 11/10 at Arkansas L 20-27 11/24 Louisiana W 31-0

75,000 35,938 17,497 53,662 30,820 17,103 23,001 16,135 15,779 61,527 12,264

2002 • UCF plays its first season as a member of the MidAmerican Conference and finishes second in the East Division with a 6-2 league mark. Three Knights earn All-MAC First Team honors. Wideout Doug Gabriel becomes the first player from UCF to play in the Senior Bowl. Four Knights are selected in the NFL Draft: cornerback Asante Samuel (New England, fourth round), Gabriel (Oakland, fifth round), offensive lineman Mike Mabry (Baltimore, seventh round) and defensive lineman Elton Patterson (Cincinnati, seventh round). Offensive lineman Taylor Robertson is tabbed by Calgary with the 13th selection in the CFL Draft. 2002 NCAA FBS (7-5, 6-2) Coach: Mike Kruczek 8/31 at Penn State (#24) (ESPN) L 24-27 103,029 9/7 at Arizona State (SUN) L 12-46 43,401 9/20 at Marshall* (ESPN2) L 21-26 32,900 9/28 Liberty W 48-17 21,137 10/12 at Western Michigan* (SUN) W 31-27 21,505 10/19 Toledo* (SUN) L 24-27 18,812 10/26 Akron * W 28-17 19,799 11/2 Syracuse (SUN) L 35-38 24,043 11/9 at Buffalo * W 45-21 6,923 11/16 Kent State * W 32-6 7,354 11/23 at Miami (Ohio) * (SUN) W 48-31 7,962 11/30 Ohio * W 42-32 12,462 * MAC game

2003 • UCF’s football program moves into its new home as the state-of-the-art Wayne Densch Sports Center opens just 16 months after construction began. The school accepts an invitation into Conference USA for all sports. The Knights will end their brief football affiliation with the Mid-American Conference after 2004. The year serves as the 25th season of UCF football. After a 3-7 start, head coach Mike Kruczek is relieved of his duties and longtime assistant Alan Gooch is promoted to interim head coach for the final two games. Gooch makes his coaching debut when the Knights play Marshall on ESPN2 in Orlando. The contest serves as UCF’s first nationally-televised home game. Following the season, George O’Leary is selected as UCF’s new head coach. Tight end Michael Gaines is taken in the seventh round of the National Football League Draft by the Carolina Panthers. 2003 NCAA FBS (3-9, 2-6) Coaches: Mike Kruczek (first 10 games), Alan Gooch (last two games) 8/31 at Va. Tech (#9) (ESPN) L 28-49 65,115 W 33-29 26,901 9/13 Florida Atlantic 9/20 at Syracuse (ESPN R) L 14-38 35,103 L 16-36 6,728 9/27 at Kent State * (SUN) 10/4 Buffalo * W 19-10 22,657 10/11 at Ohio * (ESPN R) L 0-28 21,109 L 24-38 8,113 10/18 at Akron * 10/25 Central Michigan * W 31-13 20,523 11/1 at West Virginia (SUN) L 18-36 42,712 11/8 at Eastern Michigan * (SUN) L 13-19 5,150 11/19 Marshall (ESPN2) * L 7-21 18,141 L 21-56 12,902 11/28 Miami (Ohio) (#15) * * MAC Game

season. UCF hosts the inaugural C-USA Championship Game, which is played in front of a school-record 51,978 fans at the Citrus Bowl. Despite falling to Tulsa in the title game, UCF earns an invitation to the Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl, marking the first bowl game in program history. The Knights post one of the top turnarounds in college football history, going 8-5 after an 0-11 campaign in 2004. Head coach George O’Leary is named the C-USA Coach of the Year, in addition to garnering national coach of the year honors from CBSsports.com and Sportsllustrated.com. Tailback Kevin Smith garners the C-USA Freshman of the Year award. Wideout Brandon Marshall is selected in the fourth round of the National Football League Draft by the Denver Broncos. During the year, the UCF Board of Trustees approves a financing plan for an oncampus stadium that will open in 2007. 2005 NCAA FBS (8-5, 7-1) Coach: George O’Leary 9/1 at South Carolina (ESPN) L 15-24 82,753 9/17 at USF (FSN FL) L 14-31 45,139 9/24 Marshall * W 23-13 22,217 W 24-21 18,262 10/1 at Louisiana 10/8 Memphis * W 38-17 20,562 L 31-52 28,366 10/15 at Southern Miss * 10/21 Tulane * W 34-24 15,009 10/29 at East Carolina * W 30-20 34,410 W 31-29 32,635 11/5 Houston (i NET) * 11/12 at UAB (CBS C) * W 27-21 12,199 W 31-28 8,267 11/19 at Rice * 12/3 Tulsa @ (ESPN) L 27-44 51,978 12/24 vs. Nevada ^ (ESPN) L 48-49 (OT) 16,134 * Conference USA Game @ Conference USA Championship Game ^ Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl

2006

2004 • After missing the team’s first game of the season, new head coach George O’Leary makes his UCF debut as the Knights host 10th-ranked West Virginia at the Citrus Bowl. The Knights open the campaign with one of the nation’s toughest schedules, traveling to face Wisconsin and Penn State and hosting West Virginia. 2004 NCAA FBS (0-11, 0-8) Coach: George O’Leary 9/4 at Wisconsin (#21) (ESPN) L 6-34 82,116 9/11 West Virginia (#10) L 20-45 32,224 9/18 at Penn State (ESPN R) L 13-37 101,715 10/2 at Buffalo * L 20-48 12,173 10/9 Northern Illinois * L 28-30 16,555 10/16 Akron * L 21-26 18,401 10/23 at Miami (Ohio) * L 7-43 8,012 10/30 at Marshall * (ESPN R) L 3-20 23,122 11/6 Ohio * L 16-17 (OT) 20,498 11/13 at Ball State * L 17-21 5,309 11/23 Kent State * L 24-41 12,083 * MAC Game

2005 • The Knights win their inaugural Conference USA contest, recording a 23-13 win over visiting Marshall. The victory snaps a 17-game losing streak for the Knights. The team goes on to win eight contests, including seven in league play, during the regular

• Prior to the season, Bright House Networks acquires the naming rights to the new stadium. UCF closes out its long tenure at the Citrus Bowl on Nov. 25, with a 31-22 Conference USA win over UAB. After a recordbreaking season in which he recorded a school-best 90 receptions, wide receiver Mike Sims-Walker is selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the third round of the NFL Draft. Offensive lineman Cedric GagneMarcoux is picked eighth overall by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the Canadian Football League Draft. 2006 NCAA FBS (4-8, 3-5) Coach: George O’Leary 9/2 Villanova W 35-16 29,398 9/9 at Florida (#7) (SUN) L 0-42 90,210 9/16 USF (CBS C) L 17-24 46,708 9/26 Southern Miss * (ESPN2) L 14-19 23,540 10/4 at Marshall * (ESPN2) W 23-22 27,572 10/13 Pitt (ESPN) L 7-52 35,858 10/21 Rice * L 29-40 30,307 10/28 at Houston * (CBS C) L 31-51 13,242 11/4 East Carolina * (CBS C) L 10-23 31,414 11/11 at Memphis * (CBS C) W 26-24 20,611 11/18 at Tulane * L 9-10 15,341 11/25 UAB * (CSS) W 31-22 23,755 * Conference USA Game

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Year-By-Year Results 2007

2009

2011

• The Knights play on campus for the first time, hosting No. 6 Texas in the inaugural game at Bright House Networks Stadium in front of 45,622 fans. The Knights complete the regular season with six-straight wins en route to defeating Tulsa in the C-USA Championship Game, earning a spot in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl. During the campaign, tailback Kevin Smith posts one of the finest seasons in NCAA history. He rushes for 2,567 yards, which ranks second all-time behind only Barry Sanders. Smith is the C-USA CoPlayer of the Year and becomes the first player in UCF history to earn consensus All-America honors. Head coach George O’Leary is named the C-USA Coach of the Year and DL Keith Shologan is named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America First Team. The Detroit Lions take Smith in the third round of the NFL Draft, while OL Josh Sitton (Green Bay Packers, fourth round) and TE Mike Merritt (Kansas City Chiefs, seventh round) are also selected. Shologan is picked by the Saskatchewan Roughriders with the fourth overall selection in the CFL Draft.

• The Knights win each of their last six C-USA games to go 8-5 and earn a spot in the St. Petersburg Bowl behind quarterback Brett Hodges who had transferred from Wake Forest for his senior year. The Black and Gold produces its first victory over a ranked team when it tops No. 13/12 Houston, 37-32. Bruce Miller is C-USA’s Defensive Player of the Year and Josh Robinson is named a freshman All-American. Torell Troup is taken in the second round of the NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills.

• With a 5-1 record at home, UCF closes out 2011 with a 5-7 overall mark while going 3-5 in Conference USA. Of its seven losses, six come by seven points or less. The Knights have six selections to the C-USA AllFreshman Team, the most by any school since 2008. That is highlighted by kick returner Rannell Hall who is the lone freshman in the entire league to grab a spot on the All-C-USA First Team. After the season, Josh Robinson is taken by Minnesota in the NFL Draft’s third round, and the Knights accept an invitation to join the BIG EAST Conference (American Athletic Conference created in 2013) Dec. 7 and conduct an official press conference one day later at Bright House Networks Stadium. UCF is slated to begin play in the league during the 2013-14 academic year.

2007 NCAA FBS (10-4, 7-1) Coach: George O’Leary 9/1 at NC State (ESPN 360) W 25-23 57,283 L 32-35 45,622 9/15 Texas (#6) (ESPN2) 9/22 Memphis * (CSS) W 56-20 42,153 W 37-19 42,646 9/29 Louisiana 10/6 at East Carolina * (CBS C) L 38-52 42,777 10/13 at USF (#5) (ESPNU) L 12-64 65,948 W 44-23 45,510 10/20 Tulsa * 10/28 at Southern Miss * (ESPN) W 34-17 27,103 W 47-13 46,103 11/3 Marshall * (CSS) 11/10 at UAB * (CBS C) W 45-31 12,621 11/17 at SMU * W 49-20 10,271 W 36-20 41,967 11/24 UTEP * 12/1 Tulsa @ (ESPN) W 44-25 44,128 12/29 Mississippi State ^ (ESPN) L 3-10 63,816 * Conference USA Game @ Conference USA Championship Game ^ AutoZone Liberty Bowl

2008 • The Knights post a 4-8 record and 3-5 mark in league play, but see punt and kickoff returner Joe Burnett become a first-team All-America selection after breaking every major school and C-USA career punt return record. He finishes ranked 19th in NCAA history in career punt return yardage and is taken in the fifth round of the NFL Draft by Pittsburgh. 2008 NCAA FBS (4-8, 3-5) Coach: George O’Leary 8/30 South Carolina State W 17-0 42,126 9/6 USF (#17) (ESPN2) L 24-31 (OT) 46,805 9/20 at Boston College (ESPNU) L 7-34 41,267 9/27 at UTEP * (CBS C) L 13-58 33,339 10/4 SMU * (CBS C) W 31-17 43,147 10/11 at Miami (ESPNU) L 14-20 40,011 10/26 at Tulsa * (#19) (ESPN) L 19-49 30,000 11/2 East Carolina * (ESPN) L 10-13 (OT) 40,202 11/8 Southern Miss * L 6-17 41,652 11/15 at Marshall * (CSS) W 30-14 24,059 11/22 at Memphis * W 28-21 18,836 11/29 UAB * L 0-15 23,644 * Conference USA Game 88

2009 NCAA FBS (8-5, 6-2) Coach: George O’Leary 9/5 Samford (BHSN) W 28-24 38,719 9/12 at Southern Miss * L 19-26 27,456 9/19 Buffalo (BHSN) W 23-17 35,121 9/26 at East Carolina * (BHSN) L 14-19 43,210 10/3 Memphis * (BHSN) W 32-14 40,408 L 7-27 48,453 10/17 Miami (#9) (CBS C) 10/24 at Rice * W 49-7 10,196 W 21-20 35,676 11/1 Marshall * (ESPN) 11/7 at Texas (#2) (FSN) L 3-35 101,003 11/14 Houston * (#13/12) (CBS C) W 37-32 36,776 11/21 Tulane * (BHSN) W 49-0 31,390 11/28 at UAB * W 34-27 13,381 L 24-45 29,763 12/19 vs. Rutgers ^ (ESPN) * Conference USA Game ^ St. Petersburg Bowl

2010

2011 NCAA FBS (5-7, 3-5) Coach: George O’Leary W 62-0 39,752 9/3 Charleston So. (BHSN) 9/10 Boston College (CBS SN) W 30-3 45,671 L 10-17 20,205 9/17 at FIU (ESPN3) 9/23 at BYU (ESPN) L 17-24 59,874 W 16-6 24,750 10/8 Marshall * (BHSN) 10/15 at SMU * (FSN) L 17-38 22,932 10/20 at UAB * (CSS) L 24-26 8.872 W 41-0 37,683 10/29 Memphis * (BHSN) 11/3 Tulsa * (CBS SN) L 17-24 36,712 11/12 at USM * (#25/23) (CBS SN) L 29-30 32,925 11/19 at East Carolina * (FSN) L 31-38 50,277 11/25 UTEP * (CBS SN) W 31-14 21,127 * Conference USA Game

• UCF’s trophy case fills up due to the Knights having their most successful season in school history. The Black and Gold wins the Conference USA Championship while Bruce Miller is the C-USA Defensive Player of the Year, Jeff Godfrey earns the C-USA Freshman of the Year award and George O’Leary picks up another C-USA Coach of the Year honor. The season culminates in a 10-6 win over Georgia in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, UCF’s first bowl game victory. During the season, the Knights receive their first national ranking, placing No. 23 in the USA Today Top 25 and No. 25 in the Associated Press Poll Nov. 7. UCF eventually finishes No. 20 and No. 21, respectively. On NFL Draft day, Jah Reid is selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the third round, and Miller hears his name called in the seventh round by the San Francisco 49ers.

2012

2010 NCAA FBS (11-3, 7-1) Coach: George O’Leary 9/4 South Dakota W 38-7 34,373 9/11 NC State (CBS C) L 21-28 43,020 9/18 at Buffalo (BHSN) W 24-10 14,312 9/25 at Kansas State (FSN) L 13-17 50,586 10/6 UAB * (ESPN) W 42-7 40,281 10/13 at Marshall * (ESPN) W 35-14 23,601 10/23 Rice * (BHSN) W 41-14 38,151 10/30 East Carolina * (BHSN) W 49-35 40,073 11/5 at Houston * (ESPN2) W 40-33 32,008 11/13 Southern Miss * (CBS C) L 21-31 40,358 11/20 at Tulane * W 61-14 19,069 11/27 at Memphis * (CSS/BHSN) W 37-17 14,992 12/4 SMU @ (ESPN2) W 17-7 41,045 12/31 vs. Georgia ^ (ESPN) W 10-6 51,231 * Conference USA Game @ Conference USA Championship Game ^ AutoZone Liberty Bowl

2012 NCAA FBS (10-4, 7-1) Coach: George O’Leary 8/30 at Akron (ESPN3) W 56-14 12,616 9/8 at Ohio State (#14) (ESPN2) L 16-31 104,745 9/15 FIU (CSS) W 33-20 40,478 9/29 Missouri (FSN) L 16-21 35,835 10/4 East Carolina * (CBS SN) W 40-20 32,181 10/13 Southern Miss * (CBS SN) W 38-31(2OT) 34,514 10/20 at Memphis * (CSS) W 35-17 22,106 10/27 at Marshall * (CBS SN) W 54-17 22,563 11/3 SMU * (CBS SN) W 42-17 36,036 11/10 at UTEP * (FOX College) W 31-24 25,483 11/17 at Tulsa * (FSN) L 21-23 19,725 11/24 UAB * (FSN) W 49-24 28,602 12/1 at Tulsa @ (ESPN2) L 27-33 (OT) 17,635 12/21 vs. Ball State ^ (ESPN) W 38-17 21,759 * Conference USA Game @ Conference USA Championship Game ^ Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl

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• In its eighth and final season in C-USA, UCF earns its fourth division title and second-straight bowl victory when it takes down Ball State in the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl for a 10-4 overall record. The Knights lead the league with six players on the All-C-USA First Team, while the seniors set the school mark with 34 victories from 2009-12. Kick returner Quincy McDuffie receives his second-career All-America honor, and is voted as the C-USA Special Teams Player of the Year, while safety Kemal Ishmael is the C-USA Defensive Player of the Year. Latavius Murray’s name is called in the sixth round by Oakland in the NFL Draft, and Ishmael is taken by Atlanta in the seventh round.

Coaching Records Year-By-Year Results Year 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Totals * # !

Head Coach Division Don Jonas NCAA III Don Jonas NCAA III Don Jonas NCAA III Sam Weir ! NCAA II Lou Saban NCAA II Lou Saban* NCAA II Jerry Anderson ! NCAA II Gene McDowell NCAA II Gene McDowell NCAA II Gene McDowell NCAA II Gene McDowell NCAA II Gene McDowell NCAA II Gene McDowell FCS Gene McDowell FCS Gene McDowell FCS Gene McDowell FCS Gene McDowell FCS Gene McDowell FCS Gene McDowell FBS Gene McDowell FBS Mike Kruczek FBS Mike Kruczek FBS Mike Kruczek FBS Mike Kruczek FBS Mike Kruczek FBS Mike Kruczek # FBS Alan Gooch ! FBS George O’Leary FBS George O’Leary FBS George O’Leary FBS George O’Leary FBS George O’Leary FBS George O’Leary FBS George O’Leary FBS George O’Leary FBS George O’Leary FBS 34 Years Resigned before the season ended Relieved of coaching duties before season’s end Interim coach

Record 6-2 4-4-1 4-6 0-10 5-6 1-6 1-3 4-7 6-5 9-4 6-5 7-3 10-4 6-5 6-4 9-3 7-4 6-5 5-6 5-6 9-2 4-7 7-4 6-5 7-5 3-7 0-2 0-11 8-5 4-8 10-4 4-8 8-5 11-3 5-7 10-4 203-185-1

Coaching Breakdown Don Jonas

Three Seasons 1979-81 Overall: 14-12-1 (.537) Home: 11-6-1 (.639) Away: 3-6 (.333)

Sam Weir

One Season 1982 Overall: 0-10 (.000) Home: 0-6 (.000) Away: 0-4# (.000)

Gene McDowell

13 Seasons 1985-97 Overall: 86-61 (.585) Home: 67-21 (.761) Away: 19-40 (.322)

Mike Kruczek

Five-Plus Seasons 1998-03 Overall: 36-30 (.545) Home: 24-6 (.800) Away: 12-24 (.333)

Lou Saban

Alan Gooch

Jerry Anderson

George O’Leary

One-Plus Seasons 1983-84 Overall: 6-12 (.333) Home: 3-6 (.333) Away: 3-6 (.333)

Four Games 1984 Overall: 1-3 (.250) Home: 1-1 (.500) Away: 0-2 (.000)

Two Games 2003 Overall: 0-2 (.000) Home: 0-2 (.000) Away: 0-0 (.000)

10th Season 2004-Present Overall: 60-55 (.522) Home: 35-19 (.648) Away: 25-36# (.410)

Totals.............34 years; 389 games Overall: ..........203-185-1 (.523) Home: ............141-67-1 (.677) Away: .............62-118# (.344) # neutral site games included

Homecoming Results

All-Time Homecoming Results (23-10)

11/8/80 11/7/81 10/30/82 10/1/83 10/27/84 10/26/85 10/25/86 10/24/87 10/15/88 10/28/89 11/10/90 11/2/91 11/7/92 10/16/93 10/22/94 11/4/95

Albany Hampden‑Sydney West Georgia Valdosta State Austin Peay Stephen F. Austin Wofford N.W. Missouri State Southern Conn. State Liberty Slippery Rock Savannah State Buffalo Western Illinois Troy Bethune-Cookman

L, 27‑28 W, 17‑0 L, 7-41 W, 20‑0 L, 21‑24 L, 24-59 L, 28-31 W, 45‑3 W, 24‑16 W, 33-30 W, 24‑21 L, 31-33 W, 63-21 W, 35-17 L, 38-39 W, 38-7

14,022 8,391 9,257 12,777 12,225 11,263 23,760 15,208 22,439 15,095 16,208 13,188 9,067 12,857 27,003 16,002

11/2/96 11/15/97 11/14/98 10/30/99 10/21/00 10/20/01 10/26/02 10/25/03 11/6/04 11/5/05 11/4/06 11/3/07 11/8/08 11/14/09 10/23/10 10/29/11 11/3/12

Illinois State Eastern Michigan Ball State Eastern Michigan Louisiana-Monroe Louisiana-Monroe Akron Central Michigan Ohio Houston East Carolina Marshall Southern Miss Houston Rice Memphis SMU

W, 42-15 W, 27-10 W, 37-14 W, 31-6 W, 55-0 W, 38-6 W, 28-17 W, 31-13 L, 16-17 (OT) W, 31-29 L, 10-23 W, 47-13 L, 6-17 W, 37-32 W, 41-14 W, 41-0 W, 42-17

17,639 39,433 31,412 27,845 25,093 23,001 19,799 20,523 20,498 32,635 31,414 46,103 41,652 36,776 38,151 37,683 36,036

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Series Results Akron (3-5) 10/6/84 9/27/86* 9/16/00* 11/3/01 10/26/02 10/18/03* 10/16/04 8/30/12* (Thur.) Alabama (1-0) 10/28/00* Alabama A&M (0-2) 10/17/81* 10/16/82

W L L

26-21 20-17 35-24 57-17 28-17 38-24 26-21 56-14 40-38 23-15 31-10

Albany (0-1) 11/8/80

28-27

Arizona State (0-1) 9/7/2002*

46-13

Arkansas (0-1) 11/10/01*

27-20

Arkansas State (1-0) 10/5/91*

31-20

Auburn (0-3) 9/27/97* 11/7/98* 11/6/99*

L L L

41-14 10-6 28-10

Austin Peay (1-1) 10/29/83* 10/27/84

W L

10-7 24-21

Ball State (2-2) 9/21/96* 11/14/98 11/13/04* 12/21/12^ (Fri.)

L W L W

31-10 37-14 21-17 38-17

Bethune-Cookman (10-5) L 11/21/81 L 10/9/82 11/26/83 L 9/1/84 L 9/7/85 W 9/6/86 W W 9/5/87 9/2/88 (Fri.) W 9/1/89 (Fri.) L 9/15/90* W 9/28/91 W W 9/12/92 10/23/93* W 9/17/94 W 11/4/95 W

24-20 40-21 31-22 43-22 39-37 26-14 17-9 29-21 23-15 42-9 32-6 28-3 34-14 48-17 38-7

Boston College (1-1) 9/20/08* 9/10/11

L L L W W L L W

L W

34-7 30-3

Carson-Newman (2-2) 9/13/80& 11/6/82 11/5/83* 9/9/95 & later forfeited

FW L L W

Catawaba (1-0) 11/1/80

14-12

Central Michigan (1-0) 10/25/03 W

31-13

Charleston Southern (1-0) W 9/3/11

62-0

30-21 36-17 35-14 35-21

Clemson (0-1) 9/1/01*

East Carolina (3-9) 9/21/91 9/18/93* 11/12/94* 9/28/96* 10/29/05* 11/4/06 10/6/07* 11/2/08 (Sun.) 9/26/09* 10/30/10 11/19/11* 10/4/12 (Thur.)

L L L L W L L L L W L W

47-25 41-17 23-20 28-7 30-20 23-10 52-38 13-10 (OT) 19-14 49-35 38-31 40-20

Eastern Illinois (2-0) 9/12/98 10/2/99

W W

48-0 31-21

Eastern Kentucky (3-7) L 11/13/82 10/13/84* L 10/19/85 L L 10/18/86* 9/26/87 L 11/12/88* L 11/11/89 W 9/8/90* L W 8/31/95 (Thur.) 10/14/00 W

26-14 37-14 28-21 51-24 23-16 35-31 20-19 24-12 40-32 34-7

Eastern Michigan (3-1) W 11/15/97 W 10/30/99 9/30/00* W 11/8/03* L

27-10 31-6 31-10 19-13

Elizabeth City (1-1) 9/19/81 9/2/83 (Fri.) Elon (1-0) 9/19/87

21-13

L W

14-9 37-7

34-10

Emory & Henry (1-1) 11/3/79* L 11/15/80 W

28-14 18-14

Florida State (0-1) 9/23/95*

Fort Benning (1-0) 9/29/79

7-6

Fort Lewis (1-0) 11/19/83

59-28

Fort Lauderdale (1-0) 10/20/79* W

14-0

Furman (0-1) 11/10/84*

42-6

Gardner-Webb (1-0) 9/5/92

71-21

Georgia (1-1) 9/25/99* 12/31/10^ (Fri.)

L W

24-23 10-6

Georgia Southern (1-10) 9/11/82* L W 9/10/83* 9/15/84 L L 11/9/85* 11/8/86 L 10/3/87* L 10/29/88 L 10/21/89* L L 10/20/90 12/8/90* L 10/26/91* L

16-9 33-29 42-28 35-18 33-23 34-32 31-17 31-17 38-17 44-7 20-6

Georgia Tech (0-3) 10/26/96* 9/18/99* 9/2/00*

27-20 41-10 21-17

L L L

46-14

Grand Valley State (1-0) W 10/31/87

67-3

Hampden-Sydney (1-0) W 11/7/81

17-0

Hawaiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;i (0-1) 10/21/95*

45-14

Houston (3-1) 11/5/05 10/28/06* 11/14/09 11/5/10* (Fri.)

W L W W

31-29 51-31 37-32 40-33

Idaho (1-0) 9/20/97

41-10

Illinois State (3-1) 10/20/84 9/28/85* 10/1/94* 11/2/96

W L W W

28-24 48-21 27-26 42-15

Indiana (Pa.) (1-0) 11/28/87

12-10

38-0

42-21 24-7 33-30 28-6 31-26 31-28 55-19 49-24 7-6 63-0 48-17

Louisiana (4-0) 10/24/98* 11/24/01 10/1/05* 9/29/07

W W W W

42-10 31-0 24-21 37-19

Louisiana-Monroe (4-3) 9/8/84* L W 10/15/94* 10/28/95* W L 10/19/96 11/1/97* L 10/21/00 W 10/20/01 W

49-21 33-16 34-14 39-38 45-41 55-0 38-6

Louisiana Tech (3-1) 11/20/93* 9/5/98* 10/23/99 11/4/00*

W W L W

38-16 64-30 46-35 20-16

Louisville (0-1) 11/2/85*

42-21

Maine (2-0) 9/3/94* 11/18/95

W W

28-6 37-17

Marshall (8-3) 9/20/02* (Fri.) 11/19/03 (Wed.) 10/30/04* 9/24/05 10/4/06* (Wed.) 11/3/07 11/15/08* 11/01/09 (Sun.) 10/13/10* (Wed.) 10/8/11 10/27/12*

L L L W W W W W W W W

26-21 21-7 20-3 23-13 23-22 47-13 30-14 21-20 35-14 16-6 54-17

Maryville (1-0) 10/13/79

10-7

McNeese State (1-1) W 9/25/93 9/30/95* L

22-3 49-7

Memphis (8-1) 9/22/90* 10/8/05 11/11/06* 9/22/07 11/22/08* 10/03/09 11/27/10* 10/29/11 10/20/12*

39-14

59-43 32-6 36-16 41-24

Miles (1-0-1) 10/4/80 10/3/81

T W

11-11 6-0

Miami (Fla.) (0-2) 10/11/08* 10/17/09

L L

20-14 27-7

23-17 34-0

Indiana State (0-1) 11/3/84*

BYU (0-1) 9/23/11* (Fri.)

24-17

Buffalo (7-1) 11/7/92 11/13/93 11/19/94 11/9/02* 10/4/03 10/2/04* 9/19/09 9/18/10*

Florida (0-2) 9/11/99* 9/9/06*

L L

58-27 42-0

James Madison (1-1) 9/7/91* L 11/14/92 W

49-31 41-37

W W W W W L W W

63-21 42-7 48-0 45-21 19-10 48-20 23-17 24-10

Florida A&M (0-1) 11/14/87*

19-14

Kansas State (0-1) 9/25/10*

Kent State (2-2) 10/4/97* 11/16/02 9/27/03* 11/23/04 (Tue.)

W W L L

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Middle Tennessee (1-0) 11/13/99* W

East Tennessee State (2-0) 9/24/88* W 10/7/89 W

17-10 33-20

Liberty (8-3) 11/7/87 11/5/88* 10/28/89 11/3/90 11/9/91* 10/31/92* 11/6/93 10/29/94* 10/14/95 10/13/01 10/28/02

17-13

27-17 38-31 33-30

Florida International (1-1) L 9/17/11* 9/15/12 W

49-0

37-28 38-17 26-24 56-20 28-21 32-14 37-17 41-0 35-17

W W L

33-29

L W W W W W W W W

Bowling Green (2-1) 11/16/96 9/26/98* 11/20/99

Florida Atlantic (1-0) 9/13/03 W

Kentucky State (1-0) 9/29/90

Series Results Miami (Ohio) (1-2) 11/23/02* 11/28/03 (Fri.) 10/23/04*

W L L

48-31 56-21 43-7

Millersville (1-1) 11/14/81 11/16/91

L W

27-9 52-6

Millsaps (1-1) 9/27/80 9/26/81*

L W

8-7 13-6

Mississippi (0-1) 8/30/97*

24-23 (OT)

Mississippi State (0-2) 10/25/97* L 12/29/07^ L Missouri (0-1) 9/29/12

Penn State (0-2) 8/31/02* 9/18/04*

L L

24-27 37-13

Pitt (0-1) 10/13/06 (Fri.)

52-7

Presbyterian (0-2) 10/27/79* 9/12/81

L L

48-0 3-0

Purdue (0-2) 9/19/98* 9/4/99

L L

35-7 47-13

35-28 10-3

Rice (3-1) 11/19/05* 10/21/06 10/24/09* 10/23/10

W L W W

21-16

Morehouse (1-0) 11/17/79

Richmond (0-1) 10/15/83*

14-7

Morningside (1-0) 11/21/87

24-7

Murray State (1-0) 10/4/86

38-25

Nebraska (0-1) 9/13/97*

38-24

Nevada (0-1) 12/24/05^

48-48 (OT)

New Haven (0-1) 10/8/88

31-23

New Mexico (1-1) 9/14/96* 11/21/98

L W

17-7 38-6

Newberry (1-0) 9/23/89

30-3

Nicholls State (2-2) 10/23/82* 11/12/83 10/17/92 10/16/99

L L W W

60-10 37-14 42-18 28-0

North Alabama (2-2) 10/18/80* 9/24/83 10/1/88 9/30/89*

L L W W

28-3 47-20 35-33 17-16

NC State (1-1) 9/2/07* 9/11/10

W L

25-23 28-21

Northern Illinois (1-2) 10/10/98 W 10/7/00* L 10/9/04 L

38-17 40-20 40-38

Northwestern State (1-0) 9/9/00 W

19-7

Northwest Missouri State (1-0) W 10/24/87

45-3

Ohio (1-2) 11/30/02 10/11/03* 11/6/04

W L L

Ohio State (0-1) 9/8/12*

42-32 28-0 17-16 (OT) 31-16

11/8/08 9/12/09* 11/13/10 11/12/11* 10/13/12

L 17-6 L 26-19 L 31-21 L 30-29 W 38-31 (2OT)

South Dakota (1-0) 9/4/10

38-7

St. Leo (2-0) 9/22/79* 9/20/80

W W

21-0 55-0

Stephen F. Austin (0-1) L 10/26/85

59-24

31-28 40-29 49-7 41-14

Syracuse (0-3) 9/8/01* 11/2/02 9/20/03*

L L L

21-10 38-35 38-14

31-26

Rutgers (0-1) 12/19/09^

Texas (0-2) 9/15/07 11/07/09*

L L

35-32 35-3

45-24

Samford (8-3) 11/30/85 11/15/86 10/6/90* 10/12/91 11/21/92* 10/9/93 10/8/94* 10/7/95 10/12/96 10/11/97 9/05/09

W W W L L W L W W W W

35-14 66-7 37-16 13-6 20-13 48-17 36-35 41-14 38-6 52-7 28-24

Savannah State (3-2) 10/11/80* 10/10/81 11/23/85 10/10/87 11/2/91

L W W W L

44-0 47-13 31-7 36-26 33-31

Slippery Rock (1-0) 11/10/90

24-21

South Carolina (0-3) L 9/7/96* L 9/6/97* L 9/1/05* (Thur.)

33-14 33-31 24-15

South Carolina State (1-0) W 8/31/08

17-0

Southeastern Louisiana (1-2) 9/18/82 L 9/17/83* L 9/13/85 (Fri.) W

24-14 58-24 27-21

University of the South (1-0) W 11/10/79

24-0

Southern Connecticut State (1-0) 10/15/88 W 24-16 Southern Illinois (1-0) 10/27/90 W

49-14

SMU (4-1) 11/17/07* 10/4/08 12/4/10 $ 10/15/11* 11/3/12

W W W L W

49-20 31-17 17-7 38-17 42-17

Southern Miss (2-6) 10/15/05* 9/26/06 (Tue.) 10/28/07* (Sun.)

L L W

52-31 19-14 34-17

Texas Southern (2-0) W 11/18/89 11/17/90 W

49-12 63-6

Texas State (0-2) 9/29/84* 10/5/85

L L

39-13 48-12

Toledo (2-1) 11/22/97 10/3/98* 10/19/02

W W L

34-17 31-24 27-24

Troy (3-6) 12/5/87 9/17/88 9/16/89* 9/1/90 8/3/91 9/19/92 10/30/93* 10/22/94 11/11/95

L W L W W L L L L

31-10 26-18 20-6 16-10 21-10 20-16 29-15 39-38 28-17

Tulane (4-1) 9/22/01* 10/21/05 (Fri.) 11/18/06* 11/21/09 11/20/10*

W W L W W

36-29 34-24 10-9 49-0 61-14

Tulsa (2-5) 12/3/05 $ 10/20/07 12/1/07 $ 10/26/08* (Sun.) 11/3/11 (Thur.) 11/17/12* 12/1/12*$

L W W L L L L

44-27 44-23 44-25 49-19 24-17 23-21 33-27 (OT)

UAB (7-2) 11/9/96* 10/6/01 11/12/05* 11/25/06 11/10/07* 11/29/08 11/28/09* 10/6/10 (Wed.) 10/20/11* (Thur.)

W W W W W L W W L

35-13 24-7 27-21 31-22 34-17 15-0 34-27 42-7 26-24

USF (0-4) 9/17/05* 9/16/06 10/13/07* 9/6/08

L L L L

31-14 24-17 64-12 31-24 (OT)

Utah State (0-1) 10/27/01

30-27

UTEP (3-1) 11/24/07 9/27/08* 11/25/11 (Fri.) 11/10/12*

W L W W

36-20 58-13 31-14 31-24

Valdosta State (5-3) 10/2/82* 10/1/83 9/20/86 10/22/88* 9/9/89 9/14/91* 9/11/93 9/10/94

L W W L W W W L

13-7 20-0 10-7 48-19 35-14 12-0 35-30 31-14

VMI (1-1) 9/25/82* 11/1/86*

L W

69-0 38-9

Villanova (1-0) 9/2/06

35-16

Virginia Tech (0-3) 11/11/00 9/29/01* 8/31/03* (Sun.)

L L L

44-21 46-14 49-28

West Georgia (3-2) 10/31/81* 10/30/82 9/13/86 10/17/87 9/10/88

L L W W W

20-6 41-7 34-21 52-14 33-14

West Virginia (0-2) 11/1/03* 9/11/04

L L

36-18 45-20

Western Kentucky (2-2) W 9/22/84* L 10/12/85 10/24/92* L 9/24/94 W

35-34 47-17 50-36 59-45

Western Michigan (1-0) W 10/12/02*

31-27

Western Illinois (2-0) W 9/26/92* 10/16/93 W

35-22 35-17

Wichita State (0-1) 10/11/86*

William & Mary (3-0) W 12/1/90 8/29/96 (Thur.) W 9/23/00 W

9-6 52-38 39-33 52-7

Wisconsin (0-1) 9/4/04*

34-6

Wofford (0-1) 10/25/86

31-28

Yale (1-0) 10/2/93

42-28

Youngstown State (2-1) 11/24/90* W 11/27/93* L 10/31/98 W

20-17 56-30 44-32

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Record vs. Opponents W L T PF PA Akron 3 5 0 248 193 Alabama 1 0 0 40 38 Albany 0 1 0 27 28 Alabama A&M 0 2 0 25 54 Arizona State 0 1 0 13 46 Arkansas 0 1 0 20 27 Arkansas State 1 0 0 31 20 Auburn 0 3 0 30 79 Austin Peay 1 1 0 31 31 Ball State 2 2 0 102 82 Bethune-Cookman 10 5 0 433 298 Boston College 1 1 0 37 37 Bowling Green 2 1 0 95 83 Buffalo 7 1 0 284 134 BYU 0 1 0 17 24 Carson-Newman 2 2 0 87 122 Catawba 1 0 0 14 12 Central Michigan 1 0 0 31 13 Charleston Southern 1 0 0 62 0 0 1 0 13 21 Clemson Connecticut First Meeting 3 9 0 277 340 East Carolina Eastern Illinois 2 0 0 79 21 Eastern Kentucky 3 7 0 221 267 Eastern Michigan 3 1 0 102 45 Elizabeth City 1 1 0 46 21 Elon 1 0 0 34 10 Emory & Henry 1 1 0 32 42 East Tennessee State 2 0 0 57 17 Florida 0 2 0 27 100 Florida A&M 0 1 0 14 19 Florida Atlantic 1 0 0 33 29 Florida International 1 1 0 43 37 Florida State 0 1 0 14 46 Fort Benning 1 0 0 7 6 Fort Lewis 1 0 0 59 28 Fort Lauderdale 1 0 0 14 0 Furman 0 1 0 6 42 Gardner-Webb 1 0 0 71 21 Georgia 1 1 0 33 30 Georgia Southern 1 10 0 207 353 Georgia Tech 0 3 0 47 89 Grand Valley State 1 0 0 67 3 Hampden-Sydney 1 0 0 17 0 Hawaii 0 1 0 14 46 Houston 3 1 0 139 145 Idaho 1 0 0 41 10 Illinois State 3 1 0 118 113 Indiana (Pa.) 1 0 0 12 10 Indiana State 0 1 0 0 38 James Madison 1 1 0 72 86 Kansas State 0 1 0 13 17 Kent State 2 2 0 131 126 Kentucky State 1 0 0 49 0 Liberty 8 3 0 390 205 Louisiana 4 0 0 134 50 Louisiana-Monroe 4 3 0 260 169 Louisiana Tech 3 1 0 157 108 Louisville 0 1 0 21 42 Maine 2 0 0 65 23 Marshall 8 3 0 280 176 Maryville 1 0 0 10 7 McNeese State 1 1 0 29 52 Memphis 8 1 0 321 167 Miami (Fla.) 0 2 0 21 47 Miami (Ohio) 1 2 0 76 130 Middle Tennessee 1 0 0 39 14 Miles 1 0 1 17 11 Millersville 1 1 0 61 33 92

First 1984 2000 1980 1981 2002 2001 1991 1997 1983 1996 1981 2008 1996 1992 2011 1980 1980 2003 2011 2001

Last 2012 2000 1980 1982 2002 2001 1991 1999 1984 2012 1995 2011 1999 2010 2011 1995 1980 2003 2011 2001

1991 1998 1982 1997 1980 1987 1979 1988 1999 1987 2003 2011 1995 1979 1983 1979 1984 1992 1999 1982 1996 1987 1981 1995 2005 1997 1984 1987 1984 1991 2010 1997 1990 1987 1998 1984 1993 1985 1994 2002 1979 1993 1990 2008 2002 1999 1980 1981

2012 1999 2000 2003 1983 1987 1980 1989 2006 1987 2003 2012 1995 1979 1983 1979 1984 1992 2010 1991 2000 1987 1981 1995 2010 1997 1996 1987 1984 1992 2010 2004 1990 2002 2007 2001 2000 1985 1995 2012 1979 1995 2012 2009 2004 1999 1981 1991

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W L T PF PA Millsaps 1 1 0 20 14 Mississippi 0 1 0 23 24 Mississippi State 0 2 0 31 45 Missouri 0 1 0 16 21 Morehouse 1 0 0 14 7 Morningside 1 0 0 24 7 Murray State 1 0 0 38 25 Nebraska 0 1 0 24 38 Nevada 0 1 0 48 49 New Haven 0 1 0 23 31 New Mexico 1 1 0 45 23 Newberry 1 0 0 30 3 Nicholls State 2 2 0 94 115 North Alabama 2 2 0 75 124 NC State 1 1 0 46 51 Northern Illinois 1 2 0 96 97 NW Missouri State 1 0 0 45 3 Northwestern State 1 0 0 19 7 Ohio 1 2 0 58 77 0 1 0 16 31 Ohio State Penn State 0 2 0 37 64 Pitt 0 1 0 7 52 Presbyterian 0 2 0 0 14 Purdue 0 2 0 20 82 Rice 3 1 0 158 82 Richmond 0 1 0 26 31 Rutgers 0 1 0 24 45 Samford 8 3 0 381 160 Savannah State 3 2 0 145 123 Slippery Rock 1 0 0 24 21 South Carolina 0 3 0 60 90 South Carolina State 1 0 0 17 0 SE Louisiana 1 2 0 65 108 Univ. of the South 1 0 0 24 0 South Dakota 1 0 0 38 7 Southern Conn. State 1 0 0 24 16 Southern Illinois 1 0 0 49 14 SMU 4 1 0 156 99 Southern Miss 2 6 0 192 213 St. Leo 2 0 0 76 0 Stephen F. Austin 0 1 0 24 59 Syracuse 0 3 0 59 97 Temple First Meeting 0 2 0 35 70 Texas Texas Southern 2 0 0 112 18 Texas State 0 2 0 25 87 Toledo 2 1 0 89 68 Troy 3 6 0 201 234 Tulane 4 1 0 189 77 Tulsa 2 5 0 199 221 UAB 8 2 0 300 159 USF 0 4 0 67 150 Utah State 0 1 0 27 30 UTEP 3 1 0 111 116 Valdosta State 5 3 0 152 143 Villanova 1 0 0 35 16 VMI 1 1 0 38 78 Virginia Tech 0 3 0 63 136 West Georgia 3 2 0 132 110 West Virginia 0 2 0 38 81 Western Kentucky 2 2 0 147 176 Western Illinois 2 0 0 70 39 Western Michigan 1 0 0 31 27 Wichita State 0 1 0 6 9 William & Mary 3 0 0 143 78 Wisconsin 0 1 0 6 34 Wofford 0 1 0 28 31 Yale 1 0 0 42 28 Youngstown State 2 1 0 94 67 2013 Opponents in Bold

First 1980 1997 1997 2012 1979 1987 1986 1997 2005 1988 1996 1989 1982 1980 2007 1998 1987 2000 2002 2012 2002 2006 1979 1998 2005 1983 2009 1985 1980 1990 1996 2008 1982 1979 2010 1988 1990 2007 2005 1979 1985 2001

Last 1981 1997 2007 2012 1979 1987 1986 1997 2005 1988 1998 1989 1999 1989 2010 2004 1987 2000 2004 2012 2004 2006 1981 1999 2010 1983 2009 2009 1991 1990 2005 2008 1985 1979 2010 1988 1990 2012 2012 1980 1985 2003

2007 1989 1984 1997 1987 2001 2005 1996 2005 2001 2007 1982 2006 1982 2000 1981 2003 1984 1992 2002 1986 1990 2004 1986 1993 1990

2009 1990 1985 2002 2001 2010 2012 2012 2008 2001 2012 1994 2006 1986 2003 1988 2004 1994 1993 2002 1986 2000 2004 1986 1993 1998

Year-By-Year Statistics Offensive Numbers GP Year DIVISION III 1979 8 1980 9 1981 10

Total Offense Yds YPG

Rushing Att. Yds YPG TD

Passing A-C-I Pct. Yds YPG TD

1st Dwn

3rd Dwn % Fum.

Pen. Yds

Scoring Points PPG

1,884 2,143 2,687

235.5 238.1 268.7

283 359 424

853 909 1,374

106.6 101.0 137.4

6 5 6

190-104-19 252-117-22 253-99-17

54.7 46.4 39.1

1,031 1,236 1,313

128.9 137.3 131.3

8 14 4

106 121 134

- - -

24-11 19-14 24-12

57-611 66-617 53-451

104 156 142

13.0 17.3 14.2

DIVISION II 1982 10 1983 11 1984 11 1985 11 1986 11 1987 13 1988 11 1989 10

2,351 3,897 3,449 4,265 4,305 5,182 4,304 3,759

235.1 354.3 313.5 387.8 391.3 398.6 391.3 375.9

285 478 404 452 412 437 364 434

334 1,757 1,378 1,676 1,794 1,436 1,090 1,716

33.4 159.7 125.2 152.4 163.1 110.4 99.1 171.6

5 16 6 14 16 17 16 19

382-158-25 310-160-10 352-172-23 445-201-24 359-175-20 525-279-27 432-255-14 311-178-15

41.1 51.6 48.9 45.2 48.7 53.1 59.0 57.2

2,017 2,150 2,071 2,589 2,511 3,746 3,214 2,043

201.7 195.5 188.3 235.4 228.3 288.1 292.2 204.3

6 19 18 19 19 29 16 12

138 208 176 247 214 283 219 195

- - - 29.0 - - - -

35-14 35-14 27-13 32-21 21-11 36-21 27-11 22-11

56-630 81-722 65-717 98-783 91-778 88-678 109-863 80-693

109 283 209 266 310 401 267 256

10.9 25.7 19.0 24.2 28.2 30.8 24.3 25.6

FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SUBDIVISION 397.4 646 1990 14 5,563 1991 11 4,345 395.0 451 478.8 350 1992 10 4,788 1993 12 5,091 424.3 482 444.5 426 1994 11 4,889 381.7 495 1995 11 4,199

3,017 1,903 1,815 2,229 1,941 1,995

215.5 173.0 101.5 162.7 176.5 181.4

36 18 20 20 19 22

346-189-20 329-169-16 358-190-19 402-225-19 360-195-18 309-177-10

54.6 51.4 53.1 56.0 54.2 57.3

2,546 2,442 2,973 3,139 2,948 2,204

181.9 222.0 297.3 261.6 268.0 200.4

18 13 29 29 27 13

- 218 223 258 247 233

- 39.4 40.8 46.3 46.9 38.9

- 31-19 31-17 28-16 26-11 21-14

- 105-825 77-653 100-861 89-708 83-643

444 278 373 413 399 283

31.7 25.3 37.3 34.4 36.3 25.7

FOOTBALL BOWL SUBDIVISION 367.9 1996 11 4,047 1997 11 4,588 417.1 1998 11 5,365 487.7 1999 11 4,589 417.2 2000 11 4,113 373.9 408.8 2001 11 4,497 2002 12 5,233 436.1 2003 12 3,837 319.8 2004 11 2,671 267.1 2005 13 5,217 401.3 373.2 2006 12 4,478 2007 14 5,763 411.6 2008 12 2,754 229.5 2009 13 4,431 340.8 2010 14 5,236 374.0 2011 12 4,881 406.8 2012 14 5,703 407.4

1,025 1,401 1,594 1,430 866 1,106 1,396 1,175 995 2,172 1,673 3,287 1,359 1,697 2,626 2,205 2,545

93.2 127.4 144.9 130.0 78.7 100.5 116.3 97.9 99.5 167.1 139.4 234.8 113.2 130.5 187.6 168.8 181.8

12 21 21 17 13 20 18 11 7 18 11 41 8 20 36 27 33

394-230-20 394-243-10 411-302-7 472-268-11 415-249-18 407-230-12 442-270-17 406-250-19 268-153-11 394-233-9 381-227-10 346-198-12 308-132-11 379-223-13 296-191-11 346-235-8 412-257-7

58.4 61.7 73.4 58.6 60.0 56.5 61.1 61.6 58.3 59.1 59.6 57.2 42.9 58.8 64.5 67.9 62.4

3,022 3,187 3,771 3,159 3,247 3,391 3,837 2,662 1,676 3,045 2,805 2,476 1,395 2,734 2,610 2,856 3,158

274.7 289.7 342.8 287.2 295.2 308.3 319.8 221.8 167.6 234.2 233.8 176.9 116.2 210.3 186.4 238.0 225.6

21 26 29 16 27 21 31 16 9 24 14 15 12 21 16 11 28

208 220 278 251 223 234 262 204 155 280 231 293 156 249 290 252 301

41.8 40.1 54.0 39.0 40.0 42.0 44.0 30.0 34.0 40.0 43.2 38.7 29.2 37.9 51.0 44.6 48.9

35-18 13-7 26-14 29-13 27-13 22-12 27-16 29-15 23-9 21-11 19-9 29-15 26-14 15-7 21-8 17-10 13-8

72-571 96-745 92-775 101-827 97-797 110-892 96-771 104-868 55-483 97-823 55-484 74-665 68-627 52-489 71-566 68-587 60-507

275 374 393 277 333 333 391 224 151 373 232 502 199 340 449 325 496

25.0 34.0 35.7 25.2 30.3 30.3 32.6 18.7 15.1 28.7 19.3 35.9 16.6 26.2 32.1 27.1 35.4

350 356 378 371 309 335 361 360 391 557 442 670 453 480 602 466 527

Defensive Numbers GP Year DIVISION III 1979 8 1980 9 1981 10

Total Offense Yds YPG

Rushing Passing Att. Yds YPG TD A-C-I Pct. Yds YPG TD

1,803 2,381 2,875

225.4 264.5 287.5

386 1,183 391 1,396 460 1,665

147.9 155.1 166.5

11 135-30-16 11 168-69-12 9 237-102-20

44.4 41.1 43.0

620 985 1,210

77.5 109.4 121.0

DIVISION II 1982 10 1983 11 1984 11 1985 11 1986 11 1987 13 1988 11 1989 10

4,260 4,193 4,787 4,866 3,700 3,594 4,048 2,763

426.0 381.2 435.2 442.4 336.4 276.5 368.0 276.3

546 512 549 516 515 623 435 402

2,536 2,310 2,407 2,544 1,842 2,059 2,133 1,638

253.6 210.0 218.8 231.3 167.5 158.4 193.9 163.8

29 26 30 30 12 14 21 9

217-110-6 263-127-11 291-155-11 342-164-10 284-136-17 334-136-21 254-133-16 218-100-9

50.7 48.3 53.5 48.0 47.9 40.7 52.4 45.9

1,724 1,883 2,380 2,322 1,858 1,535 1,915 1,125

FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SUBDIVISION 1990 14 3,955 282.5 574 1991 11 3,727 338.8 457 1992 10 4,182 418.2 487 1993 12 4,294 357.8 470 1994 11 4,052 368.4 433 1995 11 3,956 359.6 448

1,922 1,613 2,022 1,470 1,735 2,088

137.3 146.6 202.2 122.5 157.7 189.8

19 14 17 21 14 23

326-171-11 287-147-18 332-161-20 402-233-18 343-196-9 257-136-9

50.9 51.2 48.5 58.0 57.1 52.9

1,656 1,446 1,905 1,306 1,440 1,423 1,796 2,229 1,938 2,326 1,791 1,864 1,513 1,076 1,517 1,306 2,182

150.5 131.5 142.5 118.7 130.9 129.4 149.7 191.6 193.8 178.9 149.2 133.1 126.1 82.8 108.4 108.8 155.9

12 21 13 13 15 15 15 26 21 25 16 15 18 12 9 9 21

337-194-6 369-213-11 322-176-7 389-228-11 328-177-15 324-180-7 380-216-13 318-208-5 299-181-11 419-248-19 392-244-10 528-290-24 398-208-18 455-281-12 475-258-17 385-208-9 480-288-11

57.6 57.7 54.7 58.6 54.0 55.6 56.8 65.4 60.5 59.2 62.2 54.9 52.3 61.8 54.3 54.0 60.0

FOOTBALL BOWL SUBDIVISION 1996 11 4,267 387.9 1997 11 4,333 393.9 1998 11 3,544 322.2 1999 11 4,111 373.7 2000 11 3,562 323.8 2001 11 3,381 307.4 4,245 353.8 2002 12 2003 12 4,833 402.8 2004 11 3,901 390.1 2005 13 5,466 420.5 2006 12 4,777 398.1 2007 14 5,130 366.4 2008 12 4,005 333.8 2009 13 4,557 350.5 2010 14 4,415 315.4 2011 12 3,640 303.3 2012 14 5,230 373.6 - Single-Season Records in Bold

465 408 402 376 460 405 499 552 416 477 400 497 449 416 451 347 544

1st Dwn

3rd Dwn % Fum.

Pen. Yds

Scoring Points PPG

1 9 5

112 113 156

- 40.6 -

23-10 25-18 31-22

54-549 69-610 71-837

96 175 130

12.0 19.4 13.0

172.4 171.2 216.4 211.1 168.9 118.1 174.1 112.5

15 13 19 18 12 8 14 11

200 191 242 229 190 195 197 154

- 41.0 - 30.9 35.9 36.7 37.2 38.5

40-24 29-14 28-14 29-19 27-10 37-14 24-16 34-15

106-921 82-729 87-742 103-843 77-721 127-1,049 78-620 60-545

356 306 398 386 227 210 288 168

35.6 27.8 36.2 35.1 20.6 16.2 26.2 16.8

2,033 2,114 2,160 2,824 2,317 1,868

145.2 192.2 216.0 235.3 210.6 169.8

14 14 13 13 18 9

241 201 220 251 214 203

35.7 36.3 36.4 37.6 36.4 38.3

31-15 21-10 30-14 28-18 23-12 34-22

117-929 84-722 65-485 82-706 96-816 76-615

280 230 243 277 263 280

20.0 20.9 24.3 23.1 23.9 25.5

2,611 2,887 1,977 2,805 2,122 1,958 2,449 2,534 2,389 3,140 2,986 3,266 2,492 3,481 2,898 2,334 3,048

237.4 262.5 179.7 255.0 192.9 178.0 204.1 211.2 196.3 241.5 248.8 233.3 207.7 267.8 207.0 194.5 217.7

20 20 12 24 11 6 19 19 21 23 22 26 14 20 21 12 16

213 225 213 223 220 187 241 264 200 280 251 272 201 245 243 188 292

37.3 41.2 31.0 39.0 32.0 37.0 43.0 40.0 40.0 39.0 47.9 38.3 35.4 42.3 43.0 31.5 40.2

20-10 19-10 16-8 22-11 28-13 31-15 32-14 19-7 17-9 21-13 12-2 16-4 15-8 31-16 19-6 13-6 26-16

66-602 51-532 59-522 86-733 76-674 77-617 73-569 80-711 57-462 79-616 51-405 84-749 69-581 72-554 61-523 51-412 55-438

261 303 209 318 221 204 315 373 321 373 345 372 289 293 240 220 309

23.7 27.5 19.0 28.9 20.1 18.5 26.2 31.1 32.1 28.7 28.8 26.6 24.1 22.5 17.1 18.3 22.1

2013 UCF Football Yearbook

Year-By-Year Leaders Rushing ......................................Yards/Carries 1979....Mike Stapp.................. 444/131 1980....Mike Stapp.................... 319/94 1981....John Muldoon............... 396/88 1982....Raul Perez...................... 105/31 1983....Elgin Davis................... 786/156 1984....Robert Ector................ 514/110 1985....Aaron Sam................... 545/128 1986....Aaron Sam................... 648/108 1987....Mark Giacone.............. 510/117 1988....Gil Barnes.................... 471/119 1989....Mark Giacone................ 410/90 1990....Mark Giacone.............. 923/167 1991....Willie English............ 1,338/236 1992....Gerod Davis.............. 1,154/183 1993....Willie English............... 848/165 1994....Marquette Smith...... 1,058/194 1995....Marquette Smith...... 1,566/274 1996....Mike Grant.................... 339/90 1997....Mike Grant.................. 565/132 1998....Mike Grant.................. 503/110 1999....Edward Mack................. 461/86 2000....Corey Baker................... 417/91 2001....Alex Haynes................. 690/140 2002....Alex Haynes.............. 1,038/204 2003....Alex Haynes................. 774/183 2004....Alex Haynes................. 854/215 2005....Kevin Smith.............. 1,178/249 2006....Kevin Smith................. 934/206 2007....Kevin Smith.............. 2,567/450 2008....Brynn Harvey............... 519/125 2009....Brynn Harvey............ 1,109/261 2010....Ronnie Weaver............ 890/186 2011....Brynn Harvey............... 574/126 2012....Latavius Murray........ 1,106/198 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS .....................................................TDs 1979....Mike Cullison........................... 3 1980....Mike Cullison, Turner Davis.....2 1981....John Muldoon, Vincent Lewis...2 1982....Dana Thyhsen.......................... 2 1983....Elgin Davis............................... 9 1984....Elgin Davis............................... 2 1985....Aaron Sam............................... 6 1986....Elgin Davis............................... 7 1987....Robert Ector............................ 7 1988....Gil Barnes................................ 8 1989....Willie English........................... 5 1990....Willie English......................... 13 1991....Willie English......................... 13 1992....Gerod Davis........................... 10 1993....Willie English........................... 9 1994....Darin Hinshaw......................... 7 1995....Marquette Smith................... 14 1996....Mike Huff................................. 6 1997....Mike Grant............................ 12 1998....Daunte Culpepper................. 12 1999....Edward Mack, Omari Howard...5 2000....Edward Mack........................... 5 2001....Alex Haynes............................. 9 2002....Alex Haynes............................. 8 2003....Alex Haynes............................. 5 2004....Alex Haynes............................. 5 2005....Kevin Smith............................. 9 2006....Kevin Smith............................. 7 2007....Kevin Smith........................... 29 2008....Latavius Murray....................... 3 2009....Brynn Harvey......................... 14 2010....Latavius Murray, ............Ronnie Weaver...................... 11 2011....Jeff Godfrey............................. 9 2012....Latavius Murray..................... 15 94

Receiving ............................... Yards/Receptions 1979....Mike Williams................ 245/26 ............Bobby Joe Plain............. 308/25 1980....Jeff Froehlich................. 275/26 1981....Jim Taylor...................... 553/33 1982....Jim Rountree................. 424/28 1983....Glenn McCombs............ 474/32 1984....Glenn McCombs............ 471/42 ............Ted Wilson..................... 483/28 1985....Ted Wilson.................. 1,119/76 1986....Ted Wilson..................... 767/50 1987....Bernard Ford.............. 1,180/68 1988....Sean Beckton.............. 1,030/74 1989....Sean Beckton................. 512/38 1990....Sean Beckton................. 698/48 1991....Bret Cooper................... 668/42 1992....David Rhodes............. 1,002/51 1993....David Rhodes............. 1,159/78 1994....David Rhodes............. 1,075/62 1995....Gerod Davis................... 331/35 ............Reginald Doster............. 350/25 1996....Mark Nonsant............... 925/60 1997....Siaha Burley............... 1,106/77 1998....Siaha Burley............... 1,142/88 1999....Charles Lee................. 1,133/87 2000....Tyson Hinshaw........... 1,089/89 2001....Tavirus Davis.................. 722/47 2002....Doug Gabriel.............. 1,237/75 2003....Tavaris Capers................ 585/67 2004....Luther Huggins.............. 585/42 2005....Brandon Marshall....... 1,195/74 2006....Mike Sims-Walker....... 1,178/90 2007....Rocky Ross..................... 658/50 2008....Brian Watters................ 594/42 2009....A.J. Guyton.................... 572/44 ............Kamar Aiken.................. 610/36 2010....Brian Watters................ 651/47 2011....Quincy McDuffie........... 482/43 ............J.J. Worton..................... 531/41 2012....J.J. Worton..................... 594/44 ............Rannell Hall................... 631/35 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS .....................................................TDs 1979....Bobby Joe Plain....................... 5 1980....Jeff Froehlich........................... 3 1981....Jim Taylor................................ 2 1982....Mike Collier, Jim Taylor............ 2 1983....Jeff Froehlich........................... 4 1984....Ted Wilson............................... 5 1985....Ted Wilson............................. 12 1986....Bernard Ford........................... 8 1987....Bernard Ford......................... 13 1988....Arnell Spencer......................... 7 1989....Shawn Jefferson...................... 4 1990....Sean Beckton, Shawn Jefferson... 7 1991....Bret Cooper............................. 8 1992....Bret Cooper........................... 14 1993....David Rhodes........................ 15 1994....David Rhodes........................ 11 1995....Rufus Hall................................ 3 1996....Mark Nonsant......................... 7 1997....Siaha Burley............................ 7 1998....Siaha Burley............................ 8 1999....Kenny Clark............................. 6 2000....Tyson Hinshaw...................... 13 2001....Doug Gabriel........................... 9 2002....Doug Gabriel......................... 11 2003....Tavaris Capers.......................... 7 2004....Tavaris Capers.......................... 4 2005....Brandon Marshall.................. 11 2006....Mike Sims-Walker.................... 7 2007....Kamar Aiken............................ 5

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2008....Brian Watters, ............Kyhmest Williams.................... 3 2009....Kamar Aiken............................ 9 2010....Jamar Newsome, A.J. Guyton..3 2011....J.J. Worton............................... 4 2012....J.J. Worton............................... 5 PassinG ...................................... ATT/CMP/YD 1979.. Mike Cullison............168/92/904 1980.. Mike Cullison.......203/101/1,039 1981.. Mike McCrary...........146/61/845 1982.. Dana Thyhsen.......210/87/1,425 1983.. Dana Thyhsen.....295/155/2,058 1984.. Dana Thyhsen.....270/138/1,766 1985.. Tony Lanham.........169/97/1,268 1986.. Darin Slack..........249/117/1,799 1987.. Darin Slack..........420/219/3,054 1988.. Shane Willis.........398/239/2,926 1989.. Shane Willis.........177/107/1,166 1990.. Ron Johnson...............96/57/793 1991.. Ron Johnson..........152/80/1,056 1992.. Darin Hinshaw.....302/161/2,505 1993.. Darin Hinshaw.....322/191/2,645 1994.. Darin Hinshaw.....342/187/2,801 1995.. Daunte Culpepper..294/168/2,071 1996.. Daunte Culpepper.. 314/187/2,565 1997.. Daunte Culpepper..381/238/3,086 1998.. Daunte Culpepper.. 402/296/3,690 1999.. Vic Penn..............455/262/3,078 2000.. Ryan Schneider...286/177/2,334 2001.. Ryan Schneider...357/204/2,923 2002.. Ryan Schneider...430/265/3,770 2003.. Ryan Schneider...281/194/1,949 2004.. Steven Moffett....229/147/1,721 2005.. Steven Moffett....375/223/2,925 2006.. Kyle Israel............166/108/1,420 2007.. Kyle Israel............298/174/2,173 2008.. Rob Calabrese..........165/65/664 2009.. Brett Hodges.......329/197/2,438 2010.. Jeff Godfrey.........238/159/2,159 2011.. Jeff Godfrey.........232/160/1,898 2012.. Blake Bortles.......399/251/3,059 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS .....................................................TDs 1979....Mike Cullison........................... 8 1980....Mike Cullison......................... 10 1981....Mike McCrary.......................... 4 1982....Dana Thyhsen.......................... 6 1983....Dana Thyhsen........................ 19 1984....Dana Thyhsen........................ 16 1985....Tony Lanham......................... 13 1986....Darin Slack............................. 12 1987....Darin Slack............................. 28 1988....Shane Willis........................... 13 1989....Rudy Jones.............................. 5 1990....Ron Johnson.......................... 11 1991....Darin Hinshaw......................... 8 1992....Darin HInshaw....................... 24 1993....Darin Hinshaw....................... 28 1994....Darin Hinshaw....................... 26 1995....Daunte Culpepper................. 12 1996....Daunte Culpepper................. 19 1997....Daunte Culpepper................. 25 1998....Daunte Culpepper................. 28 1999....Vic Penn................................ 16 2000....Ryan Schneider...................... 21 2001....Ryan Schneider...................... 17 2002....Ryan Schneider...................... 31 2003....Ryan Schneider...................... 13 2004....Steven Moffett........................ 9 2005....Steven Moffett...................... 22

2006....Steven Moffett........................ 8 2007....Kyle Israel.............................. 15 2008....Rob Calabrese......................... 7 2009....Brett Hodges......................... 17 2010....Jeff Godfrey........................... 13 2011....Blake Bortles........................... 6 2012....Blake Bortles......................... 25 Scoring ........................................ Total Points 1979....Bobby Joe Plain..................... 30 1980....Tom Hungerford.................... 28 1981....Scott Ryerson........................ 62 1982....Scott Ryerson........................ 31 1983....Elgin Davis............................. 60 1984....Ted Wilson............................. 44 1985....Ted Wilson............................. 72 1986....Ed O’Brien............................. 80 1987....Ed O’Brien............................. 87 1988 . ..Gil Barnes.............................. 48 1989 . ..Franco Grilla.......................... 58 1990....Franco Grilla.......................... 86 1991....Willie English......................... 78 1992....Bret Cooper........................... 90 1993....Charlie Pierce........................ 87 1994....Charlie Pierce........................ 89 1995....Marquette Smith................... 84 1996....Charlie Pierce........................ 57 1997....Mike Grant............................ 84 1998....Daunte Culpepper................. 72 1999....Javier Beorlegui..................... 61 2000....Javier Beorlegui..................... 81 2001....Javier Beorlegui..................... 65 2002....Matt Prater............................ 86 2003....Matt Prater............................ 53 2004....Matt Prater............................ 39 2005....Matt Prater............................ 80 2006....Michael Torres....................... 76 2007....Kevin Smith......................... 180 2008....Darin Daly.............................. 26 2009....Brynn Harvey......................... 86 2010....Nick Cattoi............................. 80 2011....Latavius Murray..................... 60 2012....Latavius Murray................... 114 All-Purpose .................................................. Yards 1979....Mike Stapp.......................... 545 1980....Tim Kiggins.......................... 508 1981....John Muldoon..................... 662 1982....Mike Collier......................... 637 1983....Elgin Davis........................... 883 1984....Ted Wilson........................ 1,587 1985....Ted Wilson........................ 1,529 1986....Bernard Ford....................... 962 1987....Bernard Ford.................... 1,858 1988....Sean Beckton.................... 1,344 1989....Shawn Jefferson..................545 1990....Mark Giacone................... 1,303 1991....Willie English.................... 1,502 1992....Gerod Davis...................... 1,299 1993....Mark Whittemore............1,602 1994....Marquette Smith..............1,122 1995....Marquette Smith..............1,605 1996....Todd Cleveland................. 1,226 1997....Siaha Burley..................... 1,109 1998....Siaha Burley..................... 1,441 1999....Charles Lee....................... 1,135 2000....Tyson Hinshaw................. 1,095 2001....Alex Haynes......................... 833 2002....Doug Gabriel.................... 1,921 2003....Alex Haynes...................... 1,038 2004....Luther Huggins................. 1,113

Year-By-Year Leaders 2005....Kevin Smith...................... 1,222 2006....Mike Sims-Walker.............1,178 2007....Kevin Smith...................... 2,809 2008....Joe Burnett....................... 1,226 2009....Brynn Harvey.................... 1,192 2010....Quincy McDuffie..............1,067 2011....Latavius Murray................... 860 2012....Latavius Murray................ 1,337 Punt Returns .....................................Yards/Returns 1979....Tim Kiggins........................ 71/8 1980....Tim Kiggins.................... 165/14 1981....John Scargle.................. 172/17 1982....Glenn Whelpley................. 39/6 1983....Ted Wilson......................... 21/2 1984....Ted Wilson....................... 96/11 1985....Neil Beasley....................... 30/9 1986....Neil Beasley................... 142/15 1987....Sean Beckton................. 208/17 1988....Keith Evans...................... 68/17 1989....Mike Dickinson................ 58/14 1990....Mike Dickinson.............. 223/32 1991....Mike Dickinson.............. 387/31 1992....Mark Whittemore........... 53/10 1993....Mark Whittemore......... 151/13 1994....Mark Whittemore......... 216/20 1995....Reginald Doster............... 96/12 1996....Todd Cleveland.................. 93/5 1997....Todd Cleveland.............. 183/22 1998....Siaha Burley.................. 293/21 1999....Britt McGriff.................... 82/10 2000....Asante Samuel.............. 275/25 2001 . ..Asante Samuel.............. 165/19 2002....Asante Samuel.............. 233/19 2003....Tavaris Capers................ 133/17 2004....Tavaris Capers................ 187/18 2005....Joe Burnett.................... 463/28 2006....Joe Burnett.................... 132/11 2007....Joe Burnett.................... 331/31 2008....Joe Burnett.................... 378/26 2009....A.J. Guyton.................... 140/13 2010....Josh Robinson............... 304/20 2011....J.J. Worton..................... 150/17 2012....J.J. Worton..................... 266/25 Kick Returns .....................................Yards/Returns 1979....Charlie Ziegler............... 188/10 1980....Tim Kiggins.................... 335/19 1981....John Muldoon............... 238/14 1982....Mike Collier................... 266/14 1983....Ted Wilson..................... 732/25 1984....Ted Wilson..................... 952/40 1985....Ted Wilson..................... 388/20 1986....Robert Ector.................. 354/16 1987....Bernard Ford................. 360/16 1988....Shawn Jefferson............ 320/16 1989....Cornelius Friendly......... 280/13 1990....Pat Stewart.................... 346/18 1991....Mark Whittemore......... 679/33 1992....Mark Whittemore......... 662/26 1993....Mark Whittemore......... 591/26 1994....Todd Cleveland.............. 476/15 1995....Mike Grant.................... 421/19 1996....Todd Cleveland.............. 375/16 1997....Todd Cleveland.............. 401/19 1998....Paul Miranda................. 644/25 1999....Edward Mack................. 513/24 2000....Asante Samuel.............. 168/10 2001....Luther Huggins.............. 346/15 2002....Doug Gabriel................. 632/31

2003....Luther Huggins.............. 653/26 2004....Luther Huggins.............. 528/24 2005....Curtis Francis................. 430/23 2006....Curtis Francis................. 434/21 2007....Curtis Francis................. 643/22 2008....Joe Burnett.................... 745/26 2009....Quincy McDuffie........... 944/39 2010....Quincy McDuffie........... 869/27 2011....Rannell Hall................... 714/23 2012....Rannell Hall................... 350/18 ............Quincy McDuffie........... 582/17 Interceptions ..............................................Number 1979....Tim Kiggins, Doug Gatewood..3 1980....Tim Kiggins, Doug Gatewood..3 1981....Bill Giovanetti, Bruce Gordon.. 4 1982....Bill Giovanetti, Bruce Gordon.. 2 1983....Atterberry, Kelly, Riddle........... 2 1984....Curt Ashley.............................. 3 1985....Reggie Edwards....................... 4 1986....Keith Evans.............................. 8 1987....Corris Ervin.............................. 3 1988....Keith Evans.............................. 4 1989....Eric Buckley, Darryl Blanford, ............Jimmy Roberts......................... 2 1990....Ray Irvin.................................. 4 1991....Bobby Spitulski, Steve Wright.4 1992....Brian Crutcher......................... 5 1993....Richard Blake........................... 4 1994....Adrian Ellis, Lenard Hayes, ............Louis Lubin.............................. 2 1995....Darryl Latimore....................... 3 1996....Kenton Rickerson.................... 2 1997....Reginald Doster, Kenton ............Rickerson, Mike Palmer, ............Darryl Latimore....................... 2 1998....Damian Demps, Paul Miranda...2 1999....Justen Moore, Damian Demps, ............Jeff Fye, Ricot Joseph, ............Elliot Shorter........................... 2 2000....Davin Bush.............................. 3 2001....Travis Fisher, Asante Samuel...2 2002....Asante Samuel........................ 4 2003....Peter Sands, Antoine Poe........ 2 2004....Mike Sims-Walker.................... 3 2005....Joe Burnett.............................. 5 2006....Sha’reff Rashad....................... 4 2007....Joe Burnett, Johnell Neal........ 6 2008....Sha’reff Rashad....................... 5 2009....Josh Robinson......................... 6 2010....Reggie Weams......................... 5 2011....Josh Robinson, Josh Linam, ............A.J. Bouye................................ 2 2012....Kemal Ishmael, A.J. Bouye......3 Tackles ...............................Solo/Assists/Total 1979....Bill Giovanetti.............40/56/96 1980....Bill Giovanetti...........41/67/108 1981....Eddie James..............56/60/116 1982....Bill Giovanetti...........52/69/121 1983....Darrell Rudd.............79/71/150 1984....Darrell Rudd...............36/57/93 1985....Victor Riddle...............52/44/96 1986....Wyatt Bogan.............58/85/143 1987....Jimmy Goodman......55/87/142 1988....Wyatt Bogan.............66/61/127 1989....Larry Salazar...............52/39/91 1990....Rick Hamilton...........83/28/111 1991....Rick Hamilton...........76/63/139 1992....Rick Hamilton...........88/61/149

1993....Nakia Reddick.............45/30/75 1994....Travis Cooper............66/43/109 1995....Nakia Reddick.............60/30/90 1996....John Bryant..............74/45/119 1997....Jermaine Benoit.......58/47/105 1998....Damian Demps...........58/34/92 1999....Damian Demps...........44/28/72 2000....Tito Rodriguez..........80/41/121 2001....Tito Rodriguez........100/43/143 2002....Stanford Rhule.........69/58/127 2003....Peter Sands..............70/43/113 2004....Brandon Marshall.......30/21/51 2005....Jason Venson..............66/17/85 2006....Johnell Neal................47/19/66 2007....Sha’reff Rashad........84/19/103 2008....Jason Venson..............60/22/82 2009....Cory Hogue..............59/44/103 2010....Kemal Ishmael............57/36/93 2011....Kemal Ishmael............39/42/81 2012....Kemal Ishmael..........68/56/124 Sacks ..............................................Number 1979....Michael O’Shaughnessy........10 1980....Michael O’Shaughnessy........12 1981....Ed Gantner........................... 2.5 1982....Darrell Rudd............................ 4 1983....Darrell Rudd............................ 7 1984....Darrell Rudd....................... 19.5 1985....Eric Simpson............................ 6 1986....Keenan Wimbley..................... 5 1987....Keenan Wimbley................10.5 1988....Bobby Spitulski........................ 3 1989....Parnell McCall......................... 4 1990....Bobby Spitulski...................... 13 1991....Bobby Spitulski, Bob Knott......5 1992....Nelson, Ekiyor, Dix................... 5 1993....Greg Jefferson....................... 15 1994....Greg Jefferson......................... 8 1995....Emil Ekiyor............................ 4.5 1996....Jermaine Benoit...................... 8 1997....Jermaine Benoit................. 10.5 1998....Justen Moore.......................... 8 1999....Tony Hardman......................... 5 2000....Elton Patterson...................... 10 2001....Elton Patterson........................ 9 2002....Elton Patterson..................... 9.5 2003....Antoine Poe............................. 3 2004....Paul Carrington....................... 4 2005....Paul Carrington....................... 9 2006....Leger Douzable........................ 7 2007....Leger Douzable..................... 7.5 2008....Bruce Miller............................. 7 2009....Bruce Miller........................... 13 2010....Bruce Miller, Darius Nall.......8.5 2011....Troy Davis................................ 5 2012....Troy Davis................................ 8 Punting ..........................Punts/Yards/Average 1979....Brett Porche.......39/1,376/35.3 1980....Craig Turner...........28/897/32.0 1981....Doug Friedlander..40/1,676/37.2 1982....Dana Thyhsen.....39/1,425/36.5 1983....Glenn McCombs.. 48/1,996/41.6 1984....Glenn McCombs.. 52/2,127/40.9 1985....Jim Hogan...........41/1,492/36.4 1986....Jim Hogan...........48/1,892/38.6 1987....Barrie Kee...........37/1,351/36.5 1988....Barrie Kee...........50/1,933/38.7 1989....Russ Salerno.......41/1,403/34.2

1990....Russ Salerno.......44/1,504/34.2 1991....Russ Salerno..........24/856/35.7 1992....Mike Nelson.......46/1,798/39.1 1993....Charlie Pierce.....42/1,674/39.9 1994....Charlie Pierce.....37/1,448/39.1 1995....Charlie Pierce.....45/1,830/40.7 1996....Charlie Pierce.....49/2,159/44.1 1997....Marek Butcher...49/2,149/43.9 1998....Chad Downey........16/551/34.4 1999....Javier Beorlegui.. 49/1,975/40.3 2000....Javier Beorlegui . 45/1,802/40.0 2001....Javier Beorlegui.. 46/2,001/43.5 2002....Ryan Flinn...........40/1,673/41.8 2003 . ..Matt Prater.........58/2,781/47.9 2004....Aaron Horne.......66/2,554/38.7 2005....Aaron Horne.......52/2,197/42.2 2006....Aaron Horne.......44/1,472/39.6 2007....Blake Clingan......59/2,404/40.7 2008....Blake Clingan......88/3,560/40.5 2009....Blake Clingan......65/2,422/37.3 2010....Blake Clingan......39/1,631/41.8 2011....David Bohner......42/1,732/41.2 2012....Jamie Boyle........60/2,434/40.6 FIELD GOALS ................................ Number/Percent 1979....Tom Hungerford.......... 2-4/50.0 1980....Tom Hungerford.......... 4-6/66.7 1981....Scott Ryerson.......... 18-29/62.1 1982....Scott Ryerson............ 6-12/50.0 1983....Scott Ryerson............ 8-13/61.5 1984....Ed O’Brien................. 6-10/60.0 1985....Ed O’Brien............... 11-20/55.0 1986....Ed O’Brien............... 16-21/76.2 1987....Ed O’Brien............... 20-30/66.7 1988....Travis Allen.............. 10-14/71.4 1989....Franco Grilla............ 10-16/62.5 1990....Franco Grilla............ 19-25/76.0 1991....Franco Grilla............ 13-21/61.9 1992....Franco Grilla.............. 8-13/61.5 1993....Charlie Pierce.......... 15-19/78.9 1994....Charlie Pierce.......... 14-16/87.5 1995....Charlie Pierce.......... 10-15/66.7 1996....Charlie Pierce............ 8-12/66.7 1997....Fred Waczewski....... 13-16/81.3 1998....Fred Waczewski......... 8-15/53.3 1999....Javier Beorlegui....... 10-20/50.0 2000....Javier Beorlegui....... 14-18/77.8 2001....Javier Beorlegui......... 8-12/66.7 2002....Matt Prater.............. 14-21/66.7 2003....Matt Prater.............. 10-13/76.9 2004....Matt Prater................ 9-14/64.3 2005....Matt Prater.............. 17-26/65.4 2006....Michael Torres......... 17-24/70.8 2007....Michael Torres......... 20-24/83.3 2008....Nick Cattoi................... 4-6/66.7 ............Daren Daly................... 4-9/44.4 2009....Nick Cattoi............... 14-20/70.0 2010....Nick Cattoi............... 11-19/57.9 2011....Nick Cattoi............... 10-15/66.7 2012....Shawn Moffitt......... 10-14/71.4

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Commemorated Players’ Jerseys

Daunte Culpepper

FBS-ERA FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN

Joe Burnett

FBS-ERA FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN

Kevin Smith

FBS-ERA FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN

Career Stats Passing: 889 completions/1,391 attempts/ 11,412 yards/84 TD Rushing: 456 carries/1,020 yards/24 TD Highlights • Set more than 30 school records, including career marks for total offense (12,432 yards), passing yardage (11,412), touchdown passes (84) and career passing efficiency (146.72) • In 1998, established an NCAA single-season completion percentage record at .736, breaking the 15-year old mark of .713 set by Steve Young • Became only the third player in NCAA history to pass for more than 10,000 yards and rush for more than 1,000 yards in a career • Guided the Knights to a 9-2 record as a senior in 1998 • Won the 1998 Sammy Baugh Trophy as the top quarterback in the nation • Finished sixth in the 1998 Heisman Trophy balloting Career Stats Punt Returns: 96 returns/1,304 yards/3 TD Kickoff Returns: 26 returns/745 yards/2 TD Highlights • As a senior, ranked in the top-10 nationally in both kickoff returns (7th, 28.7) and punt returns (10th, 14.5) • Averaged 102.17 all-purpose yards per contest in 2008

Career Stats Rushing: 905 carries/4,679 yards/45 TD Highlights • Established 17 school rushing records, including career bests for carries (905), yardage (4,679), touchdowns (45) and 100-yard games (22) • Rushed for 2,567 yards in 2007, which ranked second in NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision history behind Barry Sanders • In 2007, established NCAA FBS single-season records with 450 rushes and 13 100-yard performances

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• The Sports Network National Player of the Year (1998) • The Sports Network All-America First Team (1998) • NFL Draft Report Dream Team Player of the Year (1998) • NFL Draft Report All-America First Team (1997, 1998) • Playboy All-America selection (1998) • Football News Independent Player of the Year (1998) • Finalist for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (1998) • Semifinalist for the Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award (1997, 1998) • Semifinalist for the Football News Offensive Player of the Year (1997, 1998) • Florida Sports Hall of Fame Amateur Athlete of the Year (1997, 1998) • USA Today Online Positive Performer (1998) • American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team (1998)

• Had a pair of kickoff return touchdowns as a senior • Holds the UCF and Conference USA career records with 1,304 punt return yards, a sum that ranks 19th in NCAA history. • Returned a program-record three punt returns for touchdowns • Also finished career as UCF’s leader in interceptions with 16 • ESPN.com All-America First Team (2008) • Sports Illustrated All-America First Team (2008) • Walter Camp All-America Second Team (2008) • Conference USA Special Teams Player of the Year (2008) • Eight-time first-team All-C-USA pick • Football Writers Association of America Freshman All-America First Team (2005) • CollegeFootballNews.com Freshman All-American (2005) • Rivals.com Freshman All-America First Team (2005) • The Sporting News Freshman All-America Third Team (2005)

• Finished his career with 4,679 yards, the most in the state of Florida’s history • Became the first player in the state of Florida history to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a season (2007) • Guided the Knights to a pair of bowl game appearances and the 2007 Conference USA Championship • 2007 Consensus All-America selection • Associated Press All-America First Team (2007) • CBSSports.com All-America First Team (2007) • ESPN.com All-America First Team (2007) • Football Writers Association of America All-America First Team (2007) • The Sporting News All-America First Team (2007) • SportsIllustrated.com All-America First Team (2007) • Walter Camp All-America First Team (2007) • Finished eighth in the Heisman Trophy balloting in 2007 • Charity Sports Dinner National Player of the Year (2007) • Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year (2007) • Conference USA Freshman of the Year (2005)

UCF All-Americans QUINCY McDUFFIE

JOSH ROBINSON

Kick Returner – 2012 Sports Illustrated

Defensive Back – 2009 CollegeFootballNews.com (freshman), FWAA (freshman), Phil Steele (freshman), The Sporting News (freshman)

Selected as Sports Illustrated’s First-Team All-American kick returner, Quincy McDuffie also was the C-USA Special Teams Player of the Year. He led the nation with a 34.24 average, which set the UCF single-season record as well. The Orlando native tied the school mark with three touchdowns, highlighted by matching an NCAA record with two in one game (at Marshall). McDuffie finished with 582 yards on 17 returns in 2012.

J.J. WORTON Wide Receiver – 2011 CollegeFootballNews.com (freshman) J.J. Worton completed 2011 as one of the top freshman wide receivers in UCF history. Earning CollegeFootballNews.com Freshman All-America Honorable Mention status, he set a UCF freshman record with 41 receptions and racked up a team-high 531 yards with four touchdowns. Worton also capped the year with 17 punt returns for 150 yards. A member of the C-USA All-Freshman Team, he tied a school freshman mark with 11 receptions at Southern Miss Nov. 12, amassing 114 yards and a highlight-reel touchdown catch with no time left in the fourth quarter.

JEFF GODFREY Quarterback – 2010 CollegeFootballNews.com (freshman), Phil Steele (freshman) The Conference USA Freshman of the Year guided the Knights to the C-USA title and an AutoZone Liberty Bowl victory over Georgia, serving as one of only three true freshmen quarterbacks to lead his team to a bowl-game win in 2010. Godfrey paced all freshmen quarterbacks by completing 66.8 percent of his passes, while also ranking second with a 154.31 efficiency rating and 10 rushing touchdowns. He was 159-for-238 in the air, throwing for 13 touchdowns and 2,159 yards. On the ground, he racked up 566 rushing yards to set a UCF single-season record by a quarterback.

QUINCY McDUFFIE Kick Returner – 2010 CBS Sports, Rivals.com In 2010, McDuffie earned CBS Sports and Rivals.com All-America Second Team honors, as well as a spot on the All-Conference USA First Team, after ranking second nationally in kickoff returns at 32.19 yards per return. He concluded the year with 869 return yards and two touchdowns.

Josh Robinson set a UCF record with six interceptions as a freshman, leading all true freshmen nationally and tying for the most of any freshman. His 14 passes defended made him the only true freshman in the NCAA’s top 100.

JOE BURNETT

Kick/Punt Returner – 2008 ESPN.com, Sports Illustrated, Walter Camp As a senior, Joe Burnett was the only player in the nation to rank in the top-20 in both kickoff (7th, 28.7) and punt returns (10th, 14.5). Burnett led Conference USA in both categories. He had a pair of kickoff return touchdowns and finished 19th in NCAA history in career punt return yards.

KEVIN SMITH Tailback – 2007 Associated Press, CBSsports.com, Collegefootballnews.com, ESPN.com, FWAA, NFL Digest, Phil Steele’s, Rivals. com, The Sporting News, SportsIllustrated.com, Walter Camp Kevin Smith’s 2007 campaign was one of the finest in NCAA history. The tailback finished his junior season with 2,567 rushing yards and 30 total touchdowns, with 29 coming on the ground. His single-season rushing effort was the second-highest in Football Bowl Subdivision history, trailing only Oklahoma State’s Barry Sanders (1989). In addition to leading the country in rushing, he paced the nation in scoring (12.86). A consensus All-American, Smith earned first-team honors from nine organizations: Associated Press, CBSsports.com, Collegefootballnews.com, ESPN.com, Football Writers Association of America, Phil Steele’s, The Sporting News, SportsIllustrated. com and Walter Camp.

BLAKE CLINGAN Punter – 2007 The Sporting News (freshman) After a solid true freshman campaign for the Knights, Blake Clingan earned freshman All-America honorable mention recognition from The Sporting News. He punted 59 times during the year, averaging 40.7 yards. Clingan landed 14 punts inside the 20. When he made his debut in the Knights’ season-opening victory at NC State, Clingan became the first true freshman to punt in a game for the program since 1998.

BRUCE MILLER

Defensive End – 2007 The Sporting News (freshman) Bruce Miller appeared in all 14 contests for the Knights in 2007 and earned freshman All-America honorable mention honors following the regular season. As a redshirt freshman, Miller recorded 38 total tackles. He finished the campaign second on the squad with 7.0 sacks for a loss of 53 yards. The defensive end totaled 9.0 tackles for loss (57 yards) and also posted six quarterback hurries and a forced fumble.

MICHAEL TORRES Placekicker – 2007 CollegeFootballNews.com Michael Torres had a strong senior year for the Knights, garnering honorable mention All-America status from CollegeFootballNews.com. Torres made 20-of-24 field goals and connected on 50-of-51 extra points His 110 points were good for a school kicking record. The 50 extra-points made were also a UCF single-season record. From 40 yards or longer, Torres made 7-of-8 field-goal attempts.

JOE BURNETT Defensive Back/Punt Return – 2005 CollegeFootballNews.com (freshman), Football Writers Association of America (freshman), Rivals.com (freshman), The Sporting News (freshman) Following a spectacular true freshman campaign, Joe Burnett garnered freshman All-America honors from several outlets, including first-team recognition from the Football Writers Association of America. As a punt returner, he ranked sixth nationally and led Conference USA, averaging 16.5 yards per return. He returned a pair of punts for touchdowns. On defense, Burnett recorded 63 total tackles and was second in the conference with five interceptions.

JASON VENSON Defensive Back – 2005 CollegeFootballNews.com (freshman) Jason Venson made nine starts as a redshirt freshman in 2005 and was named a third-team freshman AllAmerican by CollegeFootballNews. com. Venson led the team with 85 tackles and also ranked first with 66 solo stops. He also had three interceptions, two forced fumbles and five pass breakups. In the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl against Nevada, Venson recorded seven total tackles and a pick.

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UCF All-Americans MATT PRATER Punter – 2003 SportsIllustrated.com After serving as UCF’s placekicker the previous year, Matt Prater added punting to his duties in 2003 and earned SportsIllustrated.com All-America honorable mention recognition. The sophomore led the nation and set a new UCF and Mid-American Conference record with a 47.9 yards per punt average. In UCF’s season opener at Virginia Tech, Prater punted six times for 334 yards. His 55.7 punt average set a school record. He recorded two of the top-five punts in program history during the game, including a 71-yard boot.

MATT PRATER Placekicker - 2002 The Sporting News (freshman) Matt Prater garnered freshman AllAmerica honors from The Sporting News as a true freshman in 2002. He made 14-of-21 field-goal attempts on the year. In his first collegiate game, Prater hit three field goals at Penn State. He connected on a season-high 53-yard kick against the Nittany Lions. Prater also made 44-of-47 extra-point attempts and finished the season with 86 points, which ranked ninth in the Mid-American Conference.

OMAR LAURENCE Defensive Back – 2002 The Sporting News (freshman) After appearing in nine contests as a redshirt freshman, Omar Laurence received honorable mention status when The Sporting News announced its freshman All-America squads. Laurence was sixth on the Knights with 56 total tackles. He recorded 44 solo stops. During the season, Laurence also registered six pass break-ups during the campaign.

STEVE EDWARDS

Offensive Lineman – 2001 Football News Steve Edwards had a strong senior campaign for the Knights in 2001 and was an honorable mention AllAmerica pick by Football News. Edwards helped UCF rank eighth nationally in passing offense, averaging 308.3 yards through the air per contest. The Knights were also 40th in total offense (408.82 yards per game) and 31st in scoring offense, averaging 30.27 points an outing.

RASHAD JEANTY

ALEX HAYNES Tailback – 2001 The Sporting News (freshman) In only nine contests as a redshirt freshman, Alex Haynes posted a strong campaign and was named a fourth-team freshman All-America pick by The Sporting News. Haynes carried the ball 140 times for the Knights and rushed for 690 yards with nine touchdowns. He rushed for more than 100 yards on four occasions and scored a school-record four touchdowns against Tulane. Haynes added 14 receptions for 143 yards.

ELTON PATTERSON Defensive End – 2001 Football News As a junior, Elton Patterson finished the year with 85 tackles and was an honorable mention All-America pick by Football News. Patterson had 9.0 sacks for 47 yards lost and totaled 21 tackles-for-loss. The defensive end tied for sixth nationally with five forced fumbles. Patterson also registered 25 quarterback hurries and broke up a pair of pass plays. In the season opener at Clemson, he totaled 15 stops.

DAUNTE CULPEPPER Quarterback – 1998 Football News, NFL Draft Report, Playboy, The Sports Network A spectacular senior season helped Daunte Culpepper garner first-team All-America honors from the NFL Draft Report and The Sports Network and honorable mention recognition from Football News and Playboy. Culpepper completed a school-record 296 passes for 3,690 yards with 28 scores. He recorded seven 300yard passing performances for the Knights and set a school record with a .017 interception-to-attempt ratio.

DAUNTE CULPEPPER Quarterback – 1997 Football News, NFL Draft Report

Defensive End – 2001 Football News (freshman), The Sporting News (freshman) As a true freshman, Rashad Jeanty made an immediate impact and earned second-team freshman All98

America honors from Football News and third-team freshman recognition from The Sporting News. Jeanty played in 10 contests, making three starts. He finished the season with 58 total tackles, with 33 coming unassisted. Jeanty had eight tackles behind the line of scrimmage and four sacks for a loss of 14 yards.

As a junior in 1995, Daunte Culpepper garnered All-America first team status from the NFL Draft Report and honorable mention honors from Football News. He finished fourth in the nation in total offense with an average of 320 yards per game. Culpepper also ranked 15th nationally in passing efficiency (146.91). During the course of the season, he set 15 school records. He passed for 3,086 yards with 25 scores. Additionally, he rushed 136 times for 438 yards with five scores.

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DAUNTE CULPEPPER Quarterback – 1995 Poor Man’s Guide to the NFL Draft Following his freshman campaign, Daunte Culpepper was a third team All-America pick by the Poor Man’s Guide to the NFL Draft. In 1995, he completed 168-of-294 passes for 2,071 yards and 12 touchdowns. He concluded the campaign 28th nationally in passing efficiency (122.9). Culpepper also rushed for five touchdowns.

MARQUETTE SMITH Tailback – 1995 Football Gazette Marquette Smith had an incredible campaign for the Knights in 1995 as he earned second team All-America honors from the Football Gazette. During the year, he rushed for a then school-record 1,511 yards on 274 carries. Smith had nine 100-yard rushing performances in 1995 and found the end zone 14 times. He averaged 5.5 yards per game.

TODD CLEVELAND Kick Returner – 1994 The Sports Network As a senior in 1994, Todd Cleveland was one of the nation’s top kick returners and as a result, earned AllAmerica second team honors from The Sports Network. Cleveland was third in the country, averaging 31.73 yards per return. He returned three kicks for touchdowns, including an 100-yard return against Bethune-Cookman. Cleveland also had a 99-yard return for a score versus Buffalo.

TRAVIS COOPER Linebacker – 1994 The Sports Network After leading the Knights with 109 total tackles, Travis Cooper was an honorable mention All-America pick by The Sports Network in 1994. He was the lone UCF player to record more than 100 tackles. The senior posted a team-high 66 solo stops. Cooper had seven tackles for loss (20 yards) and three pass breakups. He also added a fumble recovery for the Knights.

GREG JEFFERSON Defensive End – 1994 The Sports Network Greg Jefferson garnered honorable mention All-America status from The Sports Network as a senior. During the 1994 campaign, he totaled 45 tackles, with 26 of them solo stops. He paced the team with 8.0 sacks for 29 yards. Jefferson also forced a fumble and posted one pass break-up.

UCF All-Americans CHARLIE PIERCE

DAVE UNDERWOOD

Placekicker – 1994 The Sports Network

Offensive Lineman - 1988 Football Gazette

As a sophomore in 1994, Charlie Pierce was named to The Sports Network’s All-America First Team. He connected on 14-of-16 field goal attempts. Pierce made 11-straight field goals to conclude the year. His longest field goal of the year was a 48-yarder against East Carolina. Pierce made 47-of47 extra-point attempts and paced the team with 89 points.

DAVID RHODES Wide Receiver – 1994 The Sports Network David Rhodes had a strong senior season in 1994, garnering honorable mention All-America honors from The Sports Network. Rhodes registered 62 receptions for 1,075 yards with 11 touchdowns during the year. He ranked 13th nationally in yards per game at 97.73. The wideout also was 24th in the country in receptions per game (5.64).

DAVID RHODES Wide Receiver - 1993 Associated Press, Football News, The Sports Network, Walter Camp After a record-breaking junior campaign, David Rhodes was a first team All-America selection by the Associated Press. He also earned second team honors from Football News, The Sports Network and Walter Camp. In 1993, Rhodes set school records for receptions (90) and touchdowns (15). He tallied 1,379 yards. Rhodes finished third nationally in receptions per game (7.09) and fourth in yards per game (105.36).

BOBBY SPITULSKI Linebacker – 1991 Associated Press Bobby Spitulski was an Associated Press All-America Third Team pick in 1991. The senior linebacker appeared in nine games and ranked fourth on UCF with 67 tackles, including 44 solo stops. Spitulski posted 5.0 sacks for 31 yards and paced the squad with 8.0 tackles for loss. He also tied for first on the team with four interceptions.

STEVE SPEARS Defensive Lineman – 1988 Football Gazette Steve Spears was one of two Knights tabbed by the Football Gazette as an All-America pick in 1988. Spears was an honorable mention selection. As a senior, Spears recorded 84 total tackles, which ranked third on the squad. He posted four tackles for a loss of four years and had one sack. Spears also recorded four fumble recoveries during the year.

Offensive tackle Dave Underwood was a Football Gazette All-America Second Team selection as a senior. He helped the Knights total 219 first downs in 1988, compared to 197 for their opponents. UCF averaged 292.2 passing yards during the season.

MIKE COAD Linebacker – 1987 Football News Mike Coad had a strong senior campaign for the Knights in 1988. He was a Football News All-America Second Team pick. He recorded 154 tackles, which ranked second on the squad. Fifty-three of his stops with unassisted. Coad tallied 2.5 sacks and an interception. He also added three pass break-ups.

BERNARD FORD Wide Receiver - 1987 Associated Press, Football News, Kodak Bernard Ford earned first team AllAmerica honors from Football News and Kodak as a senior in 1988. He also garnered second-team recognition from the Associated Press. In 11 contests, Ford totaled 68 receptions for 1,108 yards and 12 touchdowns. He also ran the ball 12 times for 95 yards.

EDDIE O’BRIEN Placekicker – 1987 Associated Press, Football News, Kodak As a senior in 1987, Eddie O’Brien was named to the Football News AllAmerica First Team. He also received second team honors from the Associated Press and Kodak. During the year, O’Brien led the Knights with 97 points. He made 20-of-30 field goal attempts and also made all 37 of his extra points tries.

DARIN SLACK Quarterback – 1987 Football News Darin Slack was named to the Football News All-America Second Team as a senior in 1987. He guided the Knights to a 9-4 mark as the team advanced to the second round of the Division II playoffs. Slack completed 256-of-486 attempts for 3,457 yards. He concluded the season with 28 touchdown tosses.

WYATT BOGAN Linebacker – 1986 Football News

ica First Team selection. He paced the Knights with 143 tackles, including 58 unassisted stops. Bogan recorded four sacks as a junior. He also registered three pass break-ups.

DAN BURKE Offensive Line – 1981 Associated Press As a junior in 1981, Dan Burke garnered honorable mention All-America recognition from the Associated Press. He played center and tackle during the year for the Knights.

BILL GIOVANETTI Linebacker – 1981 Associated Press Bill Giovanetti was one of three AllAmerica honorable mention picks from UCF during the 1981 campaign. The junior linebacker ranked second on the squad with 116 total tackles. Giovanetti paced the Knights with four interceptions during the season. He had a pair of tackles for loss and also broke up four passes.

EDDIE JAMES Linebacker – 1981 Associated Press Eddie James earned honorable mention All-America honors from the Associated Press in 1981. During the season, he led the Knights with 116 total tackles. He also paced the squad with 56 solo stops. James recorded three tackles for loss and also had a pair of fumble recoveries and two pass breakups for the Knights.

SCOTT RYERSON Placekicker – 1981 Associated Press After scoring 62 points in 1981, Scott Ryerson was named to the Associated Press All-America Third Team. The junior converted 18-of-29 field goals and made 8-of-12 extra-point attempts. The 18 field goals were the most among all kickers in Division II and III. Against Savannah State, Ryerson hit a pair of field goals of 50 yards or better, including a 54-yarder.

TIM KIGGINS Kick/Punt Returner – 1980 Associated Press UCF’s first All-America selection, Tim Kiggins earned third team honors from the Associated Press in 1980. Kiggins returned 19 kicks for the Knights, averaging 17.6 yards per return. He also averaged 11.8 yards per punt return, which ranked among the top-15 nationally in the statistical category. As a defensive back, Kiggins recorded three interceptions.

In 1986, Wyatt Bogan was a Football News All-Amer-

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UCF Athletics Hall of Fame SEAN BECKTON Inducted in 2000

Sean Beckton was one of the first football players to be inducted into the UCF Athletics Hall of Fame. Beckton was a standout wide receiver for UCF from 1987-90, setting numerous school records. He finished his career as the school’s leader in receptions (196) and career yardage (2,493). Beckton once scored four touchdowns, four different ways in one game in 1990: catching, throwing, rushing and returning a punt.

SYLVESTER BEMBERY Inducted in 2009

Sylvester Bembery was a four-year standout who helped UCF to the NCAA Division II Playoffs as a senior in 1987. He was the team’s Lineman of the Year that fall after making 71 tackles on a defense that held its opponents to just 67 points all season. As a junior in 1986 he helped UCF to its first winning record since 1979. He continued to play for 11 seasons in the Arena Football League where he won two championships and was named No. 7 in a 2006 compilation of the Top 20 players in AFL history. The Tampa Bay Storm retired his number.

DAN BURKE Inducted in 2013

The anchor on the offensive line for the first four seasons of the UCF football program, Dan Burke played center and tackle for the Knights from 1979-82. That included starting at center every game his first two seasons. Burke would serve as an Associated Press Honorable Mention All-American in 1981, as well as the Orlando Touchdown Club’s Offensive Player of the Year that year. Following his career in Black and Gold, Burke had stints with the New Jersey Generals and Baltimore Stars of the USFL and the Orlando Predators of the Arena Football League.

DAUNTE CULPEPPER Inducted in 2002

The most recognizable player in UCF history, Daunte Culpepper starred for the Knights for four years. Tabbed as the Sammy Baugh Trophy winner (passer of the year in college football), Culpepper was also voted as The Sports Network’s National Co-Player of the Year with Texas’ Ricky Williams in 1998. As a senior in 1999, he set the NCAA single-season record for completion percentage at 73.6, breaking Steve Young’s 15-year old mark (71.3). At the end of his collegiate career, Culpepper had surpassed the 10,000yard passing mark and 1,000-yard rushing mark, a feat only achieved twice before in NCAA history. His four-year totals equaled 12,459 all-purpose yards, good for sixth on the NCAA’s all-time total offense list for all divisions. Culpepper, who recorded 108 touchdowns as a Knight, was selected in the first round of the 1999 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings and was selected as the NFC’s starting quarterback in the Pro Bowl in just his second year in the league. 100

ELGIN DAVIS Inducted in 2010

Davis remains one of the top running backs that UCF has produced with his 2,064 career rushing yards on 464 carries with 23 touchdowns despite battling through several injuries. He burst onto the scene as a freshman in 1983, earning the starting spot and never looked back. Davis was selected by the New England Patriots in the 1987 NFL Draft becoming just UCF’s second-ever pick.

WILLIE ENGLISH Inducted in 2003

A workhorse for the Knights, Willie English set rushing records that would last for more than 15 years in the UCF annals. He finished his career as the all-time leader in rushing yards (3,131), career touchdowns (38) and with the most 100-yard rushing games (15). English also set the single-game rushing mark at 242 yards. He helped guide UCF to the NCAA FCS semifinals in 1990. The next season, he set the school’s single-season mark with 1,338 yards and 13 scores. Following college, English signed with the Cincinnati Bengals in 1993.

BERNARD FORD Inducted in 2011

Starring at wide receiver for the Knights from 1985-87, Bernard Ford totaled 111 career receptions for 2,138 yards with 21 touchdowns. He had six career 100-yard games, and as a senior, led the team in receiving on a UCF squad that had its best NCAA Division II season (9-4-0 in 1987) and advanced to the national semifinals. Ford was named to the Kodak and Football News All-America First Team as a senior, while also earning Associated Press Little All-America honors. He holds several school records, including receiving yards in a season (1,180), touchdown receptions in a game (four), all-purpose yards in a season (1,627) and longest reception (87 yards). Ford, meanwhile, blocked five career punts, good for second in program history.

BILL GIOVANETTI Inducted in 2000

In 2000, Bill Giovanetti was one of the first football players inducted into the UCF Athletics Hall of Fame. During UCF’s inaugural campaign in 1979, he was named one of the starting linebackers at the age of 17. In his four-year career, he started all 37 games he played, and led all Knights in tackles in three of his four years, while setting a school-record for tackles in a game (23). He is second all-time in career tackles (429). In 1981, his junior season, Giovanetti earned All-America honors.

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ALAN GOOCH Inducted in 2006

As a player and assistant coach at UCF, Alan Gooch reached many individuals in an extraordinary way. Gooch gave 25 years of his time and effort to the UCF football program, beginning in 1983. His most notable accomplishments came after earning the coaching responsibilities for the running backs. Through his 17 seasons coaching the backfield, all 31 backs finished their eligibility and received their degrees. In 1997, one year prior to being named assistant head coach, Gooch was honored as the American Football Coaches Association’s Assistant Coach of the Year. That same season, Gooch received national attention for his mentoring of Dwight Collins, a hearing-impaired running back. Collins received Walt Disney’s Wide World of Sports Spirit Award in 1997 for being the nation’s most courageous athlete. Alex Haynes, Willie English and Marquette Smith were some of the other running backs Gooch helped to develop.

FRANCO GRILLA Inducted in 2005

Remembered for his time-expiring kick against Youngstown State in the first round of the FCS playoffs on Nov. 24, 1990, Franco Grilla helped UCF overcome the undefeated Penguins, 20-17, in Youngstown, Ohio. He served as the Knights’ placekicker from 1989-92, setting a school-record with 103 consecutive PATs made. Named to the Orlando Sentinel’s 25th Anniversary UCF Football Team, he is second in the most PATs made in a season (45) and third in career field goals made (47).

MIKE GRUTTADAURIA Inducted in 2004

During the St. Louis Rams’ run for a championship in 2000, Mike Gruttadauria became the first Knight to win a Super Bowl ring. A four-year starting center for UCF from 199194, Gruttadauria was named to the Orlando Sentinel’s 25th Anniversary UCF Football Team. His seven-year NFL career included stints with the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals.

RICK HAMILTON Inducted in 2006

As a standout linebacker and a knowledgeable scholar of the game, Rick Hamilton’s stellar career did not stop with UCF. A Knight from 198992, Hamilton ranks as the school’s all-time leader in tackles (443). He also recorded at least 100 tackles in three of his four seasons with UCF, including the second-most singleseason total of 149. Following graduation, Hamilton was drafted in the third round of the NFL Draft by the Washington Redskins. He went on to play with the Kansas City Chiefs and New York Jets.

UCF Athletics Hall of Fame GREG JEFFERSON Inducted in 2011

A star defensive end at UCF from 1991-94, Greg Jefferson finished his career second all-time in sacks with 31, and he had 42 tackles for loss, the seventh-most at UCF. Jefferson finished with 181 tackles, and holds school records for PATs blocked in season and career. He also holds the single-season and career field goals blocked records, having registered three in 1993. Jefferson totaled 15 sacks as a junior, good for second at UCF, and garnered Sports Network All-America honorable mention honors as a senior, and was selected in the third round of the 1995 NFL Draft by Philadelphia.

SHAWN JEFFERSON Inducted in 2002

A wide receiver for UCF from 198890, Shawn Jefferson was a part of the team that guided the Knights to the FCS semifinals in 1990. He finished his career with three 100-yard receiving games and ranks seventh in the UCF annals for the longest reception (76-yard touchdown). Jefferson was drafted in 1991 by the Houston Oilers and spent 14 seasons in the NFL, playing with Atlanta, New England, San Diego and Detroit.

DON JONAS Inducted in 2013

Don Jonas served as UCF’s first head football coach from 1979-81. He began his career with the Knights as a volunteer before earning full-time status in 1980. Jonas produced a 1412-1 record with an 11-6-1 mark at home. He resigned after 1981 to become the director of the UCF Gridiron Club. Before joining UCF, Jonas was selected by Philadelphia in the 1961 NFL Draft. While with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, he won the 1971 Schendley Award as the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player.

JORGE MAGLUTA Inducted in 2011

Jorge Magluta spent time as both an offensive and defensive linemen during his UCF career from 1982-85. He earned a spot on the Orlando Sentinel’s UCF 25th Anniversary Team at OG. Magluta played on UCF’s first team at the Division II level in 1982, and in 1983, helped the Knights post their first win over a Football Championship Subdivision opponent as UCF defeated host Austin Peay, 10-7. A Miami native who remained in central Florida following his time at UCF, he went on to serve as general manager at Coggin DeLand Honda.

MANNY MESSEGUER Inducted in 2011

Manny Messeguer has missed only a few UCF football history, and currently serves sistant to head coach George O’Leary. In became a UCF Athletics donor leader and

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served the program in numerous capacities, including as a radio network sideline reporter and a personal pilot for former head coach Gene McDowell. Messeguer spent 18 years as general manager and vice president of Tropical Ford, turning the dealership from a 90-unit a month operation into a 600-unit a month operation. He served as a pilot in the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam era and remains instrument rated as a private pilot.

ED O’BRIEN Inducted in 2008

One of UCF’s most decorated kickers, Ed O’Brien was named a Kodak and Football News First Team AllAmerica player in 1987, and also earned Associated Press All-America Second Team honors that year. A record-holder for the longest field goal made (55 yards) at UCF, O’Brien was the first to hit four field goals in a game and the first to make nine extra points in a contest. His 263 points in a season is the third most of any Knight; his 50 career field goals are tied for a school-best, while his 77 field goal attempts rank first all-time. In 2004, he earned honorable mention recognition on the Orlando Sentinel’s 25th Anniversary UCF Football Team.

MICHAEL O’SHAUGHNESSY Inducted in 2010

Michael O’Shaughnessy was an original UCF football team member and racked up 22 career sacks. He established a school record for sacks in a game with five against Emory & Henry during 1979, and was the team’s Most Spirited Player in 1980 as voted on by his teammates. He has shown a long and continued role serving UCF as an assistant offense line coach in 1981, the founder and first President of the UCF Letterman’s K Club, a member of the Knights Booster Board of Directors and as a radio sideline reporter from 1990-94. He also was a member of the baseball team in 1979. After college, he competed in the Iron Man Triathlon, was a twotime and current Guinness World record holder in the sport of paddle boarding and received the Alumnus of the Decade Award at UCF’s 40th anniversary celebration.

DAVID RHODES Inducted in 2003

One of the best wide receivers to come through UCF, David Rhodes capped off his record-breaking career with back-to-back All-America honors in 1993 and 1994. Rhodes is the only Knight to record three seasons with at least 1,000-yards receiving and ranks first in career touchdowns with 29. He finished his career as the Knights’ all-time leader in receptions (213), receiving yardage (3,618) and 100-yard receiving games (16). Following his time with the Knights, he signed with the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals and later played in NFL Europe.

DARRELL RUDD Inducted in 2008

One of the most consistently dominating defensive linemen in Knights history, Darrell Rudd claimed record after record during his time at UCF. He holds six school records, and shares one, all of which have gone unmatched from when they were originally set nearly 25 years ago. The records include most tackles in a season (150), fumbles recovered in a game (3), season (6) and career (11). Rudd recorded 19.5 sacks in 1984 and has 31.5 in his career, both which rank first all-time. A four-year letterwinner, he earned an honorable mention spot on Orlando Sentinel’s 25th Anniversary UCF Football Team and is only one of two Knights in program history to lead the team in sacks for threeconsecutive seasons.

SCOTT RYERSON Inducted in 2002

An Orlando product, Scott Ryerson kicked his way into UCF history. At the conclusion of his sophomore season in 1981, he earned All-America honors after leading the team in scoring with 62 points, and connecting on four field goals of 50 yards or longer, a school record. Ryerson holds the school record for field goals in a season (18) and is tied for the most field goals made in a game (4). Ryerson, who leads all UCF kickers with the most field goals made 50 yards or more with seven, later signed a free agent deal with the Atlanta Falcons.

MARQUETTE SMITH Inducted in 2005

One of only two running backs in UCF history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasons, local product Marquette Smith set a then single-season school-record for rushing yards (1,511) and touchdowns (14) in 1995. Following that year, he earned second-team All-America honors. Despite having played just two seasons with the Knights, Smith is fourth all-time in career rushing yards with 2,569. His career did not come to a halt when he left UCF, as Carolina selected him in the fifth round of the 1996 NFL Draft.

BOB SPITULSKI Inducted in 2009

Bob Spitulski dominated at outside linebacker during his four-year UCF career and ultimately was drafted in the third round by Seattle. Spitulski still ranks highly on several UCF career defensive record charts and retains the school’s benchmark with seven tacklesfor-loss in a single game (vs. Savannah State, Nov. 2, 1991). He led the team in sacks in three of his four seasons and went on to earn third-team All-America honors by the AP in 1991 as a senior. He also helped UCF to the 1990 Football Championship Subdivision semifinals.

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Bruce Aaron, C, Arcadia......................................1979 Jim Adams, TE, Tallahassee................................1983 Raymond Agee, QB, Auburndale........................1982 Kamar Aiken, WR, Miami.............................. 2007-10 Kurt Aken, P, Titusville.................................. 1987‑89 Brandon Alexander, DB, Orlando.................. 2011-12 Chad Alexander, WR, Lake Wales................. 2008-10 Robert Alexander, LB, St. Augustine............. 1991-94 Danny Allen, DE, Altamonte Springs...................1981 Emery Allen, CB, Milton................................ 2006-10 Mark Allen, OG, Belle Glade...............................1981 Travis Allen, PK, Rogersville, Tenn.......................1988 David Alls, CB, Winter Haven..............................1986 Charles Anderson, LB, Miami....................... 1991-94 L.J. Anderson, OG, Sumter, S.C..................... 2005-07 Marcus Anderson, FB, Lake City.........................2001 T’Angelo Andrews, DB, Daytona Beach..............1982 Thomas Andrews, DE, Midway, Ga............... 1999-02 Carlos Ardavin, DB, Miami............................ 1981‑82 Scott Ariail, DB, Bainbridge, Ga.................... 1989-92 David Ashkinaz, OG, Oak Grove, Calif........... 2002-03 Augustus Ashley, DB, Jacksonville................ 2006-07 Curt Ashley, DB, Miami Lakes.............................1984 Moses Ashley, DE, Miami...................................1980 Greg Atterberry, RB, Denmark, S.C..............1981, ‘83 Tim Ayers, FS, Orlando................................. 1979‑80

Corey Baker, TB, Seffner .............................. 2000-01 Steven Baker, LB Ocala................................. 2004-07 Perry Balasis, FB, West Palm Beach.............. 1987-90 Darin Baldwin, DB, Homestead.................... 2007-10 William Ballard, DE, Tampa................................1982 Gil Barnes, RB, Ft. Myers.............................. 1985‑89 Spencer Barnes, WR, Orlando............................1979 Travis Barr, LB, Duluth, Ga..................................2005 Ed Barrett, C, Jacksonville............................. 1985‑86 Robert Batista, PK, Brooksville............................2007 Kurt Baumann, OT, Chiefland....................... 1998-00 Ryan Beal, SS, Merritt Island..............................2004 Neil Beasley, WR, Pinellas Park..................... 1985‑86 John Beauchamp, OG, Chiefland.................. 1997-00 Jordan Becker, LB, Clearwater...................... 2009-10 Sean Beckton, WR, Daytona Beach.............. 1987‑90 Sean Beckton, DB, Orlando.......................... 2011-12 Sylvester Bembery, DT, Miami...................... 1984‑87 Mark Benedict, OL, St. Petersburg............... 1980-81 Kevin Bennett, TE, Jacksonville..................... 1991-92 Jermaine Benoit, DE, Tampa......................... 1994-97 Javier Beorlegui, K/P, Merritt Island............. 1998-01 Lemec Bernard, LB, Ft. Myers....................... 2002-04 Nick Beucher, K, Lake Highland..........................2006 Atari Bigby, SS, Miami................................... 2001-04 Andrew Bishop, OL, Miami........................... 1987‑90 Neil Bittong, FB/DT, Orlando........................ 2005-07 Joseph Blackard, OT, Anchorage, Alaska.............2002 Cole Blair, DB, Albany, Ga............................. 1981‑82 Richard Blake, DB, Plantation....................... 1992-94 Darryl Blanford, SS, Titusville........................ 1988‑89 Mike Blue, OT, Jacksonville.................................1989 Justin Boddie, DB, Atlanta, Ga...................... 2007-10 Wyatt Bogan, LB, Tampa.........................1984‑86, ’88 David Bohner, P, Matthews, N.C................... 2010-11 Brent Bolar, DE, Daphne, Ala........................ 2000-03 Jeff Bolle, DB, Francis Creek, Wis.................. 1981‑84 Terence Bonner, RB, Memphis, Tenn............ 1984‑86 Blake Bortles, QB, Oviedo............................. 2011-12 A.J. Bouye, DB, Tucker, Ga............................ 2009-12 Rayfield Boyd, WR, Warner Robins, Ga..............1992 Jamie Boyle, PK/P, Central Valley, N.Y..........2009, ‘12 Jeff Branham, TB, Orange, Mass................... 2004-05 102

Robert Braucht, DT, Edgewater.................... 1993-95 Scott Braun, TE, Gainesville.......................... 1993-95 Gerren Bray, LB, Ft. Lauderdale.................... 2001-04 Jim Bray, DE, Winter Park............................1980, ’83 Chad Breeden, LB, Mayfield, Ohio......................2003 Ronnie Brewer, LB, Longwood...................... 1989-90 Bobby Brewin, C, Lake City........................... 2001-02 David Bridges, C, Glen St. Mary.................... 1983‑86 Willie Britton, C, Jacksonville........................ 1989-92 Paul Brock, C, Baker............................................1984 Paul Brock, LB, Hialeah................................. 1985-86 Barry Brooks, LB, Plantation...............................1987 Dee Brown, FB, Brooksville........................... 2001-03 Jesse Brown, DB, Miami.....................................1989 John Brown, PK, Orlando.............................. 2004-05 Larry Brown, DT, Jacksonville........................ 2000-03 Mark Brown, SN, DeLand............................. 1994-95 Patrick Brown, OT, St. Charles, Ill.................. 2005-08 Savarris Brown, LB, Fort Myers...........................2001 Sinclair Brown, TE, Brunswick, Ga................ 2005-06 Darian Bryant, DB, Pompano..............................1984 John Bryant, LB, Plantation............... 1992-93, ’95-96 Eric Buckley, SS, Merritt Island..................... 1989-91 Dave Burdetsky, DL, Orange Park.......................1982 Dan Burke, C, Eau Gallie............................... 1979-82 Bob Burkhart, QB, Maitland...............................1981 Todd Burks, CB, Buffalo, N.Y.......................... 1992-93 Siaha Burley, WR, Meza, Ariz........................ 1997-98 Joe Burnett, CB, Eustis.................................. 2005-08 Devon Burns, CB, Miami.....................................1991 Michael Buscemi, LS, Plantation................... 2005-07 Davin Bush, CB, Hialeah..........................1996, ‘98-00 Kendall Bush, RB, East St. Louis, Ill.....................1980 Ian Bustillo, OL, Miami................................. 2008-09 Adam Butcher, C, St. Petersburg................... 2002-03 Marek Butcher, P, St. Petersburg........................1997 Nate Butler, FB, Fort Lauderdale........................1981 Mike Buxton, OL, Bonita Springs.................. 2008-09

Chris Cade, DT, Pahokee............................... 1993-94 Rob Calabrese, QB/WR, Islip Terrace, N.Y..... 2008-12 Kirk Callahan, DB, Seffner...................................2006 Andy Cambridge, DT, Lake Mary.........................1998 Anthony Campbell, DE, DeFuniak Springs..........1984 Frank Campbell, DT, Miami.................................1994 Tavaris Capers, WR, Miami........................... 2001-04 Greg Cardomone, LB, Cambridge.......................1980 Ken Carpenter, LB, Orlando................................1981 Paul Carrington, DE, Springfield, Ga............. 2002-05 Altman Carter, WR, Gainesville.................... 1996-97 Blake Carter, LB, Cincinnati, Ohio................. 2006-07 Jack Carter, DE, Miami........................................2010 Mike Carter, TE, Melbourne........................1980, ‘82 William Carter, LB, Cantonment.........................1985 Brandon Catto, LB, Jacksonville..........................1994 Nick Cattoi, PK, Tampa.................................. 2008-11 Kenny Clark, WR, Ocala................................ 1997-00 Marcus Clemons, DE, Titusville..........................2001 Todd Cleveland, WR, Altamonte Springs......1994, 97 Blake Clingan, P, Coral Springs...................... 2007-10 Mike Coad, LB, St. Petersburg....................... 1986‑87 James Cody, SS, Naples................................. 2001-02 Mirto Collazo, Jr, OG, Miami......................... 1980-81 Mike Collier, WR, Belle Glade.............................1982 Dwight Collins, TB, Lake Charles, La............. 1997-00 Kelvin Collins, WR, Melbourne...........................1983 Clifford Cole, DT, Altamonte Springs............. 1990-91 Ted Coltrain, WR, West Palm Beach............. 1987‑89 Steve Colubiale, RB, Ormond Beach...................1981 Willie Comerford, OG, St. Petersburg........... 1999-01 Derrick Connor, OT, Miami........................... 1988‑91

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Robert Lee Connor, DT, Mangum, Okla..............1989 Scott Connors, FB, Coral Springs.........................1987 Bill Cook, DE, Jacksonville............................. 1991-94 David Cook, FB, Ft. Myers Beach.................. 1985-86 James Cook, LB, Jacksonville........................ 2002-05 Anthony Cooks, LB, Daytona Beach........1992, ‘94-95 Bret Cooper, WR, Miami............................... 1989-92 Travis Cooper, LB, Miami.............................. 1993-94 Roy Copeland, OL, Sebring.................................1981 Scott Cordrey, DT, Ocala.....................................1996 Brian Covington, CB, Winter Haven.............. 1987‑88 Justin Coward, LS, Lakeland.......................... 2005-06 Doug Cox, C, Galesburg, Ill............................ 1987‑89 L.D. Crow, QB, Palm Harbor................................2010 Brian Crutcher, WR, Dade City...................... 1991-94 Mike Cullison, QB, Orlando.......................... 1979-80 Darrin Culpepper, SS, Miami...............................1983 Daunte Culpepper, QB, Ocala....................... 1995-98 John Cummings, CB, New Smyrna Beach..... 1979‑80 Rey Cunha, OL, Miami........................................2011 Buddy Cunningham, WR, Naples........................1984 Andreal Curry, FB, Titusville................................2002

Dan Daniels, TE, Merritt Island...........................1996 Lyle Dankenbring, DB, Stuart........................ 2009-12 Daren Daly, PK, Coral Springs.............................2008 Anthony Davis, WR, Boynton Beach...................2008 Brad Davis, C, Holly Hill................................. 1983‑84 Brandon Davis, RB, Suwanee, Ga................. 2008-09 Elgin Davis, RB, Jacksonville.......................... 1983‑86 Gerod Davis, RB, Orlando............................. 1992-95 Jonathan Davis, RB/LB, Lawrenceville, Ga.... 2009-12 Tavirus Davis, WR, Fort Lauderdale.............. 1998-01 Troy Davis, LB, Lawrenceville, Ga.................. 2009-12 Turner Davis, RB, Sanford............................. 1980‑81 Willie Davis, LB, Pensacola........................... 1998-01 Bill Dayton, C, Vero Beach...........................1996, ‘98 Harry deAntonio, P, Ocala...................................1982 Chris Decker, OT, Pembroke Pines......................2000 Scott Dedelow, DT, Oviedo........................... 1996-99 Damian Demps, SS, Miami........................... 1997-00 Jeremy DeVane, OG, Ormond Beach............ 2006-07 Deaubrey Devine, LB, Lakeland.................... 1996-99 Mike Dickinson, WR, Miami......................... 1989-92 Curtis Dix, DT, Boca Raton...........................1992, ’95 Reginald Doster, WR, Deerfield Beach.......... 1995-98 Leger Douzable, DT, Tampa.......................... 2004-07 Steve Dovale, LB, Orlando............................ 1985‑86 Chad Downey, K/P, Cape Coral..................... 1997-98 Randy Dozier, LB, Orlando............................ 2004-06 Mark Duda, FB, Merritt Island...................... 1980‑81 Bruce Dukes, DB, Tyrone, Ga..............................2011 E.J. Dunston, DT, Eatonville........................... 2010-12

Michael Easton, DB, Winter Haven............... 2011-12 Bill Eckler, OL, West Palm Beach.........................1982 Robert Ector, RB, Miami............................... 1984‑87 Reggie Edwards, RB, Daytona Beach............ 1984‑87 Steve Edwards, OT, Chicago, Ill..................... 2000-01 Boma Ekiyor, DE, Ilorin, Nigeria..........................2001 Emil Ekiyor, DE, Daytona Beach..............1992-93, ’95 Antonio Eldemire, TE, New York, N.Y............ 2004-05 Ahmed El-Hawary, OG, Merritt Island.......... 1997-98 Scott Elling, OT, Inverness...................................1987 Adrian Ellis, DB, Miami................................. 1994-95 Ron Ellis, CB, Palm Bay.................................. 2003-04 Don Ellison, OG, Titusville............................. 1979‑80 Alvin Encarnacion, LB, Jacksonville.....................1985 Willie English, TB, Avon Park..................1989-91, ’93 Scott Erickson, DE, Atlantis........................... 1979‑80

All-Time Lettermen Corris Ervin, DB, Pompano........................... 1984‑87 Keith Evans, DB, Fort Lauderdale.................. 1986‑88

Damani Fagan, DB, Fort Lauderdale...................2004 Jeff Farmer, LB, Brooksville........................... 1983‑84 Darius Faulk, DB, Jacksonville.............................1993 Byron Felder, SS, Ferdandina Beach............. 1986‑87 Edwin Ferguson, DE, West Palm Bch............ 1998-99 Joe Field, FB, Miami............................................1997 Travis Fisher, CB, Tallahassee........................ 1999-01 Ryan Flinn, P, Lehigh Acres........................... 2001-02 Nico Flores, WR, Miami......................................2010 Taylor Flowers, LB, Groveland...................... 1980‑82 Dontravius Floyd, H-Back, Homestead......... 2010-12 DaBar Fluellen, WR, Titusville.............................2003 Bernard Ford, WR, Cordele, Ga.................... 1985‑87 Rico Ford, LB, Fort Lauderdale............................1984 Darius Fore, DB, Bensalem, Pa..................... 1983‑85 Ray Forsythe, OT, Winter Garden................. 1993-94 Leroy Foster, DE, Vero Beach..............................1992 Kyle Fowler, LB, Longwood.................................2006 Cornell Francis III, TB, Green Cove Springs.. .1992-94 Curtis Francis, TB, Green Cove Springs......... 2004-07 Troy French, C, Bradenton..................................1987 Doug Friedlander, P, Daytona Beach............. 1981‑82 Cornelius Friendly, RB, Orlando..........................1989 Jeff Froehlich, WR, Winter Park.................... 1980‑83 Jimmy Fryzel, WR, Lakeland......................... 1999-02 Jeff Fye, CB, Fort Lauderdale........................ 1997-99

Bryan Gabourel, DT, Oakland, Calif............... 2005-06 Doug Gabriel, WR, Orlando.......................... 2001-02 Willie Gaetjens, TE, Titusville....................... 2008-10 Cedric Gagne-Marcoux, C, Sherbrooke, Quebec........ ..................................................................... 2003-06 Michael Gaines, TE, Tallahassee................... 2001-02 Alex Galvez, OL, Miami................................. 1993-96 Sean Galvin, PK, Cork, Ireland............................2012 Ed Gantner, DE, Orlando............................... 1979-81 Mario Garcia, LB, Cooper City............................1984 Bob Garn, OL, Fort Lauderdale..................... 1985-87 Kevin Garvy, TE, Palm Beach......................... 2011-12 Ivery Gaskins, WR, West Palm Beach........... 2001-02 Kevin Gatlin, RB, Jacksonville........................ 1988-89 Doug Gatewood, LB, Orlando....................... 1979-82 Sean Gaudion, FB, Brandon.......................... 1999-02 Clayton Geathers, DB, Hemingway, S.C........ 2011-12 Jarvis Geathers, DL, Andrews, S.C................ 2008-09 Mark Giacone, RB, Westfield, N.J...........1987, ’89-90 Walter Gibson, CB, Miami...........................1989, ’91 Sean Gilhuly, OG, Winter Springs................. 2003-05 Ryan Gillis, OG, Largo.............................1995-96, ’98 Neal Ginley, OT, Parma, Ohio..............................1980 Bill Giovanetti, LB, Casselberry..................... 1979-82 Billy Giovanetti, FB, Winter Park................... 2009-12 Nick Giovanetti, DB, Winter Park........................2009 Brian Glasford, WR, Opa-Locka...................1983, ’85 Robert Glen, LB, Orlando....................................1989 Marcus Glover, CB, Ocala............................2001, ’03 Jeff Godfrey, QB, Miami................................ 2010-12 Alex Goforth, OL, Middlesboro, Ky............... 1988-91 Chip Goforth, LB, North Augusta, S.C.................1991 Theo Goins, OL, Houston, Texas................... 2009-12 Ben Goldberg, TE, Gainesville....................... 1997-98 Alan Gooch, DB, Clearwater......................... 1981-82 Mark Goode, RB, Maitland.................................1980 Jimmy Goodman, LB, Orange Lake.....................1987 Tod Goodyear, TE, Eau Gallie..............................1979 Bruce Gordon, DB, Orlando.......................... 1980-82 Ferrol Gordon, DB, DeLand.................................1985

Jimmy Gore, DB, Daytona Beach........................1989 Mark Gorrell, DG, Titusville................................1979 Ray Gould, OG, Coral Springs.............................1997 Mike Granham, LB, Miami..................................2005 Joey Grant, DL/OL, Apopka.................................2012 Mike Grant, TB, Jacksonville...................1995, ’97-98 Troy Gray, LB, Kennesaw, Ga......................... 2011-12 Victor Gray, DL, Orlando............................... 2010-12 Don Grayson, TE, Sanford............................. 1986-87 Michael Greco, QB/S, Ft. Lauderdale........... 2007-09 Cornell Green, OT, St. Petersburg................. 1995-98 Deion Green, DL, Orlando..................................2012 Emory Green, LB, Sanford............................ 1994-97 Montrel Greene, RB, Albany, Ga................... 1989-90 Brandon Greenlee, LB, Bronson.........................1999 Doug Grieder, FB, Fern Park...............................1979 Franco Grilla, PK, Miami............................... 1989-92 Mike Grissom, NG, Jacksonville..............1986-87, ’89 Mike Gruttadauria, C, Tarpon Springs.......... 1991-94 Dean Groves, SS, Orlando...................................1979 Matt Gulla, LB, Fort Lauderdale.................... 1994-95 Chris Gunn, LB, Prairie, Miss...............................1999 A.J. Guyton, WR, Homestead.................2007, ‘09-11 Kurt Gwynne, NG, Seminole......................... 1985-87

John Hafferty, OL, Alpharetta, Ga.......................2008 Jonas Haggins, RB, Lakeland...............................1979 Herbert Hall, C, Panama City..................1983, ’85‑86 Rannell Hall, WR, Miami............................... 2011-12 Rufus Hall, WR, Bartow..........................1993-94, ’96 Nathan Hallet, FB, St. Petersburg................. 1995-96 Derrick Hallman, LB, Fort Pierce................... 2007-10 Rick Hamilton, LB, Inverness........................ 1989-92 Rovel Hamilton, CB, Melbourne................... 2002-03 Omar Hansborough, DB, Homestead.................2010 Tony Hardman, LB, Clearwater..................... 1998-00 Corries Hardy, DE, Melbourne...................... 1994-95 Fred Harley, DT, Fort Myers.......................... 1997-00 T.J. Harnden, DL, Tallahassee........................ 2008-09 F.B. Harper, LB, Englewood.................................1988 Greg Harper, OL, Gainesville...............................1995 John Harris, CB, Valparaiso........................... 1988‑89 Mark Harris, LB, Middleburg..............................1986 Brynn Harvey, RB, Largo................... 2008-09, ‘11-12 Craig Harvey, LB, Miami......................................2003 Rashidi Haughton, DE, Miami.............................2009 Barry Havener, TE, Clearwater............................1983 Victor Hawkins, DB, Immokalee.........................1982 Lenard Hayes, DB, Clearwater............................1994 Alex Haynes, TB, Orlando............................. 2001-04 Frank Haynes, OT, Delray Beach................... 1996-99 Sidney Haynes, WR, Suwanee,Ga................. 2007-08 Mike Heckman, LB, Winter Garden....................1981 Mike Hedge, SN, Clearwater......................... 1999-01 Kevin Helms, QB, Winter Haven.........................1985 Cam Henderson, DE, Birmingham, Ala......... 2011-12 Chance Henderson, LB, Conyers, Ga.......2006-08, ‘10 Brett Henley, FS, Gainesville...............................1985 Daron Herndon, C, Altamonte Springs...............1997 Brian Hessinger, LB, Melbourne................... 1986‑88 Randy High, OT, Winter Park........................ 1979‑81 Dan Hignite, OG, Orlando...................................1982 Rex Hill, DT, Marathon.................................. 2006-07 Darin Hinshaw, QB, Port Charlotte............... 1991-94 Tyson Hinshaw, WR, Orlando....................... 1998-00 Brett Hodges, QB, Winter Springs......................2009 Jim Hogan, P, Bunnell.........................................1986 Cory Hogue, LB, Naples..........................2005-07, ‘09 Derek Holland, LB, St. Cloud......................... 1993-96 Patrick Holland, FS, Miami............................ 2002-03 Sam Holland, WR, Miami.............................. 1983-84

Travis Holmes, CB, Jacksonville...........................2004 Penn Holsapple, DB, Anchorage, Alaska....... 1988-91 Blake Holton, PK, Tampa.....................................1988 Alphonzo Hopkins, Jr, CB, Cairo, Ga.............. 2001-03 Aaron Horne, P, Miami................................. 2004-06 Chad Hounshell, OL, Mentor, Ohio.....................2009 Clarence Howard, DE, Springfield, Va.................2005 Omari Howard, TB, Syracuse, N.Y.................. 1998-00 Joey Hubbard, TE, Chiefland....................1995-97,’99 Marcus Hubbard, OG, Sanford..................... 2005-06 Austin Hudson, WR, Gainesville................... 2009-10 Brian Huff, OT, Coral Springs......................... 1999-02 Mike Huff, RB, LaBelle.............................1993, ’95-97 Luther Huggins, WR, Miami.......................... 2001-04 Charley Hughlett, LS, Tampa......................... 2008-11 Mike Hulsman, DE, Deltona.......................... 1998-99 Tom Hungerford, PK, Alexandria, Va............. 1979‑80 Brian Hunsicker, OG, Fort Lauderdale.................1979 Chance Hutto, C, Bainbridge, Ga........................1999 Donald Huzzie, FB, Miami............................. 1993-96

Dominic Ignelzi, OL, Port St. Lucie................ 2004-07 Ray Irvin, CB, Ormond Beach........................ 1988‑90 Kemal Ishmael, DB, Miami............................ 2009-12 Kyle Israel, QB, Orlando................................ 2004-07

Bobby Jackson, C, Jacksonville...................... 1983‑84 Brian Jackson, FS, Lakeland................................1996 Kenny Jackson, WR, Lehigh................................2006 Mario Jackson, TE, Palatka........................... 1999-02 Richard Jackson, WR, Clermont..........................2008 Ron Jackson, DT, Pensacola................................1981 Toby Jackson, DE, Griffin, Ga..............................2011 Tony Jacob, OL, Atlanta, Ga................................2011 Eddie James, LB, Lake Worth........................ 1979‑80 Javid James, WR, New Orleans, La............... 2006-07 Robenson Jean, LB, Delray Beach.......................2007 Rashad Jeanty, DE, Miami............................. 2001-02 Greg Jefferson, DE, Bartow........................... 1991-94 Shawn Jefferson, WR, Jacksonville............... 1988‑90 Marcus Jenkins, DE, St. Petersburg.............. 1995-98 Sergio Joachim, WR, North Miami................2005, 07 Andre Johnson, NG, Orlando........................ 1986‑87 Darcy Johnson, TE, Palatka........................... 2002-05 DeMarcus Johnson, DT, Tallahassee............. 2002-03 Jimmy Johnson, WR, Odessa........................ 2000-01 Rashard Johnson, CB, Miami........................ 2001-02 Ron Johnson, SS, Centerville, Ohio............... 1979‑81 Ron Johnson, QB, St. Petersburg Beach....... 1988‑91 Storm Johnson, RB, Loganville, Ga.....................2012 Tim Johnson, FS, Largo.......................................1991 Tom Johnson, LB, Casselberry...................... 1983‑84 Travis Johnson, DB, Miami............................ 1991-92 Travonti Johnson, CB, Miami........................ 2003-06 Harvey Joiner, TE, Austin, Texas.................... 2003-04 Eric Jones, LB, Gainesville............................. 1988‑90 Jamie Jones, NG, Columbia, Md.............1983, ’85-87 Mike Jones, OG, Ft. Myers..................................1985 Rodney Jones, LB, Tampa...................................1992 Rudy Jones, QB, Miami................................. 1988‑90 Willie Jones, OT, Belle Glade...............................1995 Jon Jordan, RB, Waycross, Ga....................... 1987‑89 Michael Jordan, QB, Tampa................................1992 Trenton Jordan, DE, Pasadena, Calif............. 2003-04 Harry Jorgensen, WR, Freemont, Calif.......... 1991-93 Jose Jose, DT, Miami..................................... 2011-12 Ricot Joseph, FS, Lake Worth........................ 1999-01

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Scott Kairalla, SN, West Palm Beach............. 1996-97 Tywin Kalandyk, LB, Live Oak..............................2003 Tommy Kasper, FB, Winter Springs.....................2004 Ricky Kay, FB, Deltona................................... 2007-10 Barrie Kee, P, Naples..................................... 1987‑88 Kris Keene, OG, Oviedo................................ 1991-94 Joe Keliikipi, WR, Pittsburgh, Pa.........................1991 Earnell Kelley, LB, Gainesville....................... 1996-99 Brendan Kelly, RB, Shoreham, N.Y................. 2009-12 Dominik Kelly, CB, Quitman, Miss................. 2005-06 Jeff Kelly, SS, Birmingham, Ala............................1979 Paul Kelly, DB, Pensacola....................................1983 Eddie Keyes, CB, Orange Park....................... 1994-95 Tim Kiggins, RCB, Largo................................ 1979‑80 Dave King, LB, Rockville, Md...............................1982 Dennis King, DE, Daytona Beach........................2004 Gordon King, OL, Winter Springs.................1988, ’90 Wayne King, LB, Melbourne...............................1985 Nelson Kirkland, DL, Lakeland............................1981 Craig Keneipp, FB, Sarasota.......................... 1979‑80 Jared Kirksey, DE, St. Augustine..........................2006 Bob Knott, DL, Miami................................... 1989-92 Jason Kotar, DL, Winter Park........................ 1989-91 Walt Kretowicz, FB, Fort Monmouth, N.J...........1982

Tom Laipply, OG, Port Charlotte................... 1989-91 Mike Landi, WR, Princeton........................... 1981‑82 Parker Langley, P, Ft. Myers................................2007 Tony Lanham, QB, Louisville, Ky..........................1985 Mac Lantrip, LB, Longwood.......................... 1985‑86 Darryl Latimore, CB, St. Petersburg........1993-95, ’97 Omar Laurence, CB, Largo............................ 2002-03 Mike Lavoie, C, Sanford................................ 2007-08 Shane Law, FS, Tampa.............................1990-91, ’93 Charles Lee, WR, Homestead....................... 1997-99 Abré Leggins, OL, Orlando............................ 2009-10 John Leggio, TE, Hollywood................................1984 Eric Leister, WR, Orlando.............................. 1995-98 Matt LePain, C, Palm Harbor........................ 1990-92 Gene Lescalette, DE, Winter Park.......................1979 Norman Lewis, OG, Port Charlotte.....................2003 Shawn Lewis, FB, Ft. Lauderdale........................1991 Vincent Lewis, WR, Moore Haven......................1981 Josh Linam, LB, Tavares................................ 2008-11 Charles Lincoln, OL, Melbourne................... 1982‑85 John Linde, OG, Winter Park..............................1980 Robert Lindsey, DL, St. Cloud........................ 1987‑90 Millard Long, RE, Oviedo....................................1979 Chris Lorenti, C, South Daytona.................... 1997-00 Louis Lubin, DB, Kissimmee.......................... 1992-95 John Lubischer, TE, Boca Raton..........................2008 Jamie Lugo, QB, Winter Park........................ 1982‑83 Matt Lundy, TE, Orlando.....................................2001 Corey Lunford, LB, Pahokee................................1991 Kevin Lutz, FS, Louisville, Ky................................1979 Mike Lynche, DT, St. Petersburg................... 2001-02

Sean Maag, DB, Orlando....................................2012 Mike Mabry, C, Dayton, Texas....................... 2001-02 Edward Mack, TB, Valdosta, Ga..............1996, ’98-00 Kyle Madden, TE, Kennesaw, Ga.........................2008 Jason Magalski, FB, Fort Lauderdale...................1993 Jorge Magluta, OG, Miami............................ 1982-85 Andrew Majeski, LB, Grand Marais, Minn..........1997 Brian Makar, LB, Fort Myers...................1984, ’86‑87 Mike Malatesta, DB, Orlando.............................2005 Rick Mann, OG, Sanford............................... 1979‑80 Keith Marcos, LB, Tampa.............................. 1991-93 Craig Marsden, C, Melbourne...................... 1987‑90 104

Brandon Marshall, WR, Winter Park............ 2002-05 Chris Martin, OL, Fort Walton Beach............ 2010-12 Ed Marynowitz, QB, Coral Springs......................2005 Chad Mascoe, LB, Kissimmee.............................2002 Jeff Mauldin, DT, Gulf Breeze........................ 1997-00 Rick Maynard, LB, St. Petersburg........................1981 Rashad Mays, FS, Kissimmee..............................2004 Vinny Mazzurco, LB, Ocala..................................2011 Parnell McCall, DT, Bunnell........................... 1987‑89 Cecil McCleod, LB, Miami...................................1984 Glenn McCombs, P, Cape Coral.................... 1983‑84 Mike McCrary, QB, Wauchula.............................1981 Cliff McCray, OG, Miami.........................2007, ’09-11 Garrett McCray, OT, Mayo............................ 1999-02 Jordan McCray, OL, Miami............................ 2010-12 Justin McCray, OL, Miami............................. 2010-12 Quincy McDuffie, WR, Orlando.................... 2009-12 Britt McGriff, WR, Gainesville....................... 1999-02 James McGriff, LB, Clermont..............................1980 Jake McKibben, DT, Wauchula...................... 1999-01 Josh McKibben, DT, Wauchula...................... 1998-01 Drew McPhail, C, Gainesville..............................1993 Jameil McWhorter, DE, Orlando................... 1994-97 Bruce Meeks, RB, Miccosukee............................2006 Doug Meighan, OG, Tampa................................1983 Alex Mendez, OT, Selma, Calif.............................2002 Bob Menello, FB, Orlando............................ 1992-94 Mike Merritt, TE, West Palm Beach.............. 2004-07 Angel Mesa, RB, Orlando.............................. 1988‑89 Dave Meyl, LB, Jacksonville.............. 1983‑84, ’86‑87 Brian Miller, QB, Johnson City, Tenn............. 2000-02 Bruce Miller, DE, Canton, Ga........................ 2007-10 Charlie Miller, OG, Belle Glade..................... 1982‑84 Buster Mills, OG, Miami............................... 1989-93 Charles Mitten, TE, Naperville, Ill.......................1984 Paul Miranda, CB, Thomasville, Ga............... 1996-98 Willie Mitchell, LB, Deltona.......................... 2011-12 Steven Moffett, QB, Winter Park.................. 2003-06 Shawn Moffitt, PK, Orlando.......................... 2011-12 Freddie Moore, OT, Tallahassee..........................1997 Gerald Moore, DE, Moore Haven................. 1983‑84 Jon Moore, OT, Port St. Lucie....................... 1991-93 Justen Moore, DE, Ocala.............................. 1996-99 Kendrick Moore, FB, Clermont..................... 1995-97 Shane Moore, LB, Jacksonville.....................1994, ’97 Johnovan Morgan, OG, Miami............................2002 Danny Moser, FB, Eau Gallie......................... 1981‑82 Eugene Muhart, FB, Miami.................................1983 John Muldoon, RB, Cocoa Beach........................1981 Latavius Murray, RB, Nedrow, N.Y...........2008, ‘10-12 Travis Muse, C, Arcadia................................. 2001-02

Christopher Nahat, WR, Odessa.........................2012 Darius Nall, DE, Douglasville, Ga............2007, ‘09-11 Johnell Neal, CB, Baton Rouge, La................ 2005-08 David Nelson, LB, Port Orange...................... 1990-93 Frisner Nelson, DT, Fort Myers..................... 2002-05 Mike Nelson, P, Homestead................................1992 Jerry Nemethy, DE, Coral Springs................. 1981‑82 Paul Neuner, NG, Winter Park............................1985 Jamar Newsome, WR, St. Petersburg........... 2008-10 John Newton, DL, Miami....................................1984 Thomas Niles, DL, Gainesville, Ga......................2012 Adam Nissley, TE, Cumming, Ga................... 2008-11 Kendall Nixon, OG, Jacksonville.................... 1980‑81 Kim Nixon, RB, Nichols................................. 1983‑84 Mark Nonsant, WR, West Palm Beach......... 1995-98 Zac Norris, OL, Port St. Joe.................................2010

Ed O’Brien, PK, Hialeah................................. 1984‑87

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John O’Day, OL, Miami................................. 1983‑86 Michael O’Shaughnessy, DE, Winter Park..... 1979-80 Goodson Ohaegbulam, LB, Winter Park.............2003 Emeka Okammor, DT, Baton Rouge, La......... 2004-07 David Orris, NG, Washington, Iowa....................1981 John Osborne, TE, Milledgeville, Ga............ 1987‑90 Mike Osuna, DE, Miami................................ 1996-97 Joe Owens, DB, Atlantic Beach..................... 1985-87 Jordan Ozerities, DB, Mount Dora...............2010, ‘12

Don Page, DE, Foley, Ala.....................................2000 Mike Palmer, NG, Casselberry............................1982 Mike Palmer, LB, Cocoa Beach...................... 1995-98 Jason Palmisano, TB, Melbourne........................1991 Maury Parker, LB, Philadelphia, Pa.....................1984 Renford Parkes, SS, Titusville........................ 2004-06 Jeff Parsons, OT, Jacksonville..............................1981 G.T. Parris, TE, Vero Beach............................ 1990-91 Matt Parris, FS, Vero Beach................................1991 Elton Patterson, DE, Tallahassee................... 1999-02 Ian Patterson, CB, Miami....................................1987 Chad Payne, WR, Orlando...........................1991, ’93 Dave Pedersen, OL, Naperville, Ill.......................1987 Travis Peeples, QB, Miami............................ 1990-91 Vic Penn, QB, Miami..................................... 1999-00 Larry Peoples, OT, Jacksonville...........................2003 Craig Perkins, LB, Jupiter....................................1987 Brian Permenter, CB, Miami......................... 1992-93 Breshad Perriman, WR, Lithonia, Ga..................2012 Jason Peters, TB, Seattle, Wash.................... 2005-06 Al Peterson, WR, Alachua............................. 2002-04 Brett Petrovich, LB, Boca Raton..........................1983 Raul Perez, RB, Miami.........................................1982 Charlie Pierce, PK, Lakeland......................... 1993-96 Nick Pieschel, OL, Fort Lauderdale............... 2008-11 Chris Pilinko, LB, St. Augustine..................... 2000-02 Mike Piurowski, LB, Sarasota..............................1979 Bobby Joe Plain, WR, Fort Pierce........................1979 Terrance Plummer, LB, Orange Park............. 2011-12 Antoine Poe, LB, Lakeland......................2000-01, ‘03 Matt Polimeni, TE, St. Augustine........................2000 Raheem Pontiflet, DE, Jacksonville............... 1998-99 Brett Porche, P, Orlando.....................................1979 Deon Porter, DB, Waycross, Ga...............1995, ’97-98 Allen Powell, CB, Orlando............................. 1992-95 Matt Prater, K/P, Estero................................ 2002-05 Johnie Presley, TB, Ocala.............................. 1995-96 Connor Price, DB, Palm Beach............................2011

James Quillian, DT, North Miami Beach....... 1991-93 John Quintana, P, Oviedo...................................1983

Corey Rabazinski, TE, Winter Park................ 2006-09 Jordan Rae, OL, Weston............................... 2010-12 Robin Rafferty, C, Tampa....................................1987 Joe Rago, OG, Orlando................................. 1990-91 Roger Ranney, DB, Orlando................................1989 Sha’reff Rashad, DB, Jacksonville.................. 2005-08 Bill Ray, DE, Winter Park.....................................1979 Nakia Reddick, LB, Miami............................. 1993-96 Scott Redditt, LB, Altamonte Springs..................1979 Josh Reese, WR, Miami................................ 2011-12 Max Reeves, SN, Dunnellon.......................... 2002-04 Jah Reid, OT, Haines City............................... 2007-10 Kareem Reid, DE, Coral Springs.................... 2005-06 Kevin Reid, QB, Palm Harbor........................ 1995-96 David Rhodes, WR, Mulberry....................... 1991-94 Stanford Rhule, LB, Fort Lauderdale............. 2001-04 Tyrell Rice, DB, Fort Pierce............................ 1996,’98

All-Time Lettermen Greg Richards, FB, Titusville...............................1982 Jordan Richards, LB, Cary, N.C................2005-06, ‘09 LeBranden Richardson, DE, Miami.....................2011 Marv Richardson, DE, Belleville, Ill............... 1996-99 Kenton Rickerson, SS, St. Augustine............. 1994-97 Victor Riddle, FS, Lakeland..........................1983, ’85 Koltan Riley, DE, Sunrise............................... 1983‑84 Jon Rivera, QB, Perth Amboy, N.J................. 2002-03 Lorenzo Rivers, RB, Kissimmee...........................1983 Jimmie Roberts, CB, Melbourne................... 1987‑90 Taylor Robertson, OG, Kingston, Ontario..... 1999-02 Josh Robinson, CB, Sunrise........................... 2009-11 Mark Robinson, LB, Baltimore, Md............... 1979‑81 Loren Robinson, LB, Longwood..........................2011 Craig Rodrigue, DT, Tallahassee.................... 1985‑87 Tito Rodriguez, LB, Lehigh............................ 1998-01 Breon Rogers, DB, Stone Mountain, Ga........ 2005-08 Mitch Rolfes, TE, Elkhorn, Neb...........................1987 Nick Rosinski, DT, Plantation......................... 2001-02 Bob Ross, WR, Titusville............................... 1979‑80 Rocky Ross, WR, Jacksonville..................2005-07, ’09 Tony Rosser, DT, Marietta, Ga....................... 1997-98 Jim Rountree, WR, Coral Springs.................. 1980‑83 Commer Rucker, CB, Ft. Lauderdale...................2000 Darrell Rudd, DT, Dayton, Ohio..................... 1981‑84 Bob Rumbaugh, FS, Miami.................................1987 Craig Russell, DE, Winter Park...................... 2000-01 Scott Ryerson, PK, Orlando........................... 1980‑83

Jeff Sacco, DE, Chatham, N.J...............................1982 Bill Sagues, DT, Winter Park.......................... 1979‑80 John Sakal, C, Clearwater...................................1982 Mike Sakal, OT, Clearwater.................................1982 Larry Salazar, LB, Hialeah....................................1989 Russ Salerno, P, Orlando............................... 1989-91 Aaron Sam, RB, Concordville, Pa.................. 1983‑86 Ricky Sampson, WR, Rockledge..........................1980 Jason Sams, DB, Jacksonville........................ 1989-91 Asante Samuel, CB, Fort Lauderdale............ 1999-02 Peter Sands, FS, Titusville............................. 2001-03 Ronnell Sandy, LB, Titusville......................... 2003-06 Brian Sargent, LB, Herndon, Va..........................1990 John Scargle, DB, Yorba Linda, Calif.............. 1980‑82 Ed Schenk, QB, Pemberville, Ohio................ 1981‑82 Doug Schoen, OG, Winter Park.................... 1990-93 Scott Scholtens, WR, Downers Grove, Ill............1984 Ryan Schneider, QB, Plantation.................... 2000-03 Page Sessoms, FB, Dade City..................1996, ’98-99 Lyle Shackleford, OL, Orlando.............................1982 Sheldon Shakespeare, CB, Jacksonville...............2006 Jay Shapiro, DL, Cooper City...............................1982 Tommy Shavers, FS, Florida City................... 1998-00 Ray Shipman, LB, Miramar........................... 2011-12 Keith Shologan, DT, Edmonton, Alberta....... 2004-07 Elliot Shorter, SS, Quincy.............................. 1998-01 Tubby Shwedo, LB, Atlanta, Ga..................... 1990-91 Ben Simmons, LB, Jacksonville...........................1990 Joe Simmons, DT, Fernandina Beach............ 1985-88 Eric Simpson, DT, Bradenton........................ 1982‑85 Mike Sims-Walker, WR, Orlando................... 2003-06 Art Sippio, DT, St. Cloud......................................1982 Josh Sitton, OL, Pensacola............................ 2004-07 Darin Slack, QB, Fern Park............................ 1984‑87 Sean Slack, OG, Winter Park...............................1992 Gary Slager, DB, Auburndale..............................1980 Eric Smith, TE, Camp LeJeune, N.C.....................1989 Kevin Smith, TB, Miami................................. 2005-07 Kyle Smith, OL, Brockway, Pa........................ 2004-07 Marquette Smith, TB, Casselberry................ 1994-95 Maurice Smith, TB, Oviedo.................................1997 Phil Smith, OL, Tampa.........................................2012

Phillip Smith, RB, Mansfield, Texas............... 2006-07 Rachaud Smith, LB, Miami............................ 1997-00 Shane Smith, RB, Susquehanna, Pa....................2006 Barry Snider, DL, Tucson, Ariz....................... 2010-11 Albert Snyder, CB, Palm Bay......................... 1998-01 Mike Sommerfield, OT, Miami...................... 1979‑82 Justin Sommers, OL, Fort Lauderdale.................1996 Tom Sparks, NG, Orlando............................. 1979‑80 Steve Spears, DT, Albuquerque, N.M............ 1986‑88 Arnell Spencer, WR, Orlando........................ 1986‑88 Domenic Spencer, LB, Dallas, Texas....................2012 Mike Spencer, LB, Merritt Island.............1996-97, ’99 Bobby Spitulski, LB, Orlando........................ 1988‑91 Mike Stapp, RB, Orlando.............................. 1979‑80 Jim Stevens, LB, Heidelberg, Germany...............1980 Josh Stevens, DE, Port Arthur, Texas............. 2003-04 Bill Stewart, LB, Seffner................................ 1987‑90 Kevin Stewart, OL, Orlando.......................... 1993-96 Pat Stewart, RB, Hamilton, Ontario....................1990 Sean Stickler, OT, Bradenton...............................1988 Stuart Stipe, WR, Waycross, Ga.................... 1994-96 Mark Street, LB, Largo........................................1982 Brandon Sumner, QB, Daytona Beach................2004 Jarrett Swaby, DB, Belle Glade............................2011 David Swift, OT, Apopka................................ 1988‑90 Othellus Swift, DB, Apopka.................................1983

Chris Tabscott, OG, Winter Springs............... 1992-95 Tarveres Tate, DT, Avon Park......................... 1993-96 Jim Taylor, WR, Gainesville........................... 1979‑82 Josh Taylor, WR, Patterson, Ga...........................2002 Vic Taylor, LB, Milledgeville, Ga.................... 1989-92 Scott Teal, LS, Longwood....................................2012 Brian Terr, PK, Tampa.................................... 1989-92 Blake Thames, TE, West Palm Beach..................1998 Kendrick Thomas, LB, Melbourne................. 1994-96 Alex Thompson, LB, Gainesville.................... 2006-09 Carlos Thompson, CB, McComb, Miss.......... 2001-02 Cedric Thompson, RB, Miramar.........................2012 Jerome Thompson, RB, Tampa..................... 1981‑82 Jason Thorpe, QB, Lakeland......................... 1996-98 Ron Thow, FB, Staten Island, N.Y................... 1989-92 Dana Thyhsen, QB, DeLand.......................... 1982‑84 Travis Timmons, DT, Gainesville.................... 2006-09 Gabby Torres, TB, Orlando..................................2003 Michael Torres, PK, Thiells, N.Y..................... 2006-07 Greg Toy, OG, Lakeland................................. 1985‑87 Torell Troup, DT, Conyers, Ga........................ 2006-09 Mark Trudell, OT, Spring Hill...............................1991 Jose Trujillo, LB, North Miami....................... 1988‑89 Justin Tukes, TE, Sylvester, Ga....................... 2011-12 Wes Tunuufi Sauvao, DL, Leesville, La.......... 2008-10 Brooks Turner, WR, Deerfield Beach............ 2003-04 Craig Turner, P, Winter Garden...........................1980

David Underwood, OG, Fort Myers........1985, ‘87-88 Wanzell Underwood, DE, Syracuse, N.Y..............2000 Nick Upchurch, CB, Clarkston, Mich...................2000

Dan Veenstra, OL, Largo............................... 2003-06 Joey Venice, DL, Key West............................ 1989-91 Jason Venson, DB, Marietta, Ga................... 2005-08 Pablo Vera, DE, Miami........................................1980

Fred Waczewski, PK, Kissimmee................... 1995-98 Steve Wagner, C, Melbourne........................ 1995-96 Antonio Wallace, DE, Vero Beach................. 2006-08 Darren Wallace, OL, Opa-Locka..........................1984

Scott Walls, FS, Titusville....................................1979 Thad Ward, DB, Tallahassee......................... 1999-01 Donnell Washington, FS, Gainesville............ 1994-97 William Washington, CB, Ft. Walton Beach.. 1994-95 Glenroy Watkins, DE, Brooklyn, N.Y.............. 2004-05 Kyle Watkins, OT, Keller, Texas...................... 2002-03 Brian Watters, WR, Rome, Ga....................... 2007-10 Jon Watts, LB, Gulf Breeze............................ 1984‑86 Reggie Weams, DB, Baton Rouge, La............ 2007-10 Joe Weatherford, QB, Land O’Lakes...................2008 Ronnie Weaver, RB, Wabasso....................... 2008-11 Steve Webster, SS, Clearwater...................... 1986‑87 Chris Weeks, DT, Jupiter.....................................2000 Harry Weinberg, SN, Hollywood................... 1991-93 Chris Welsh, DE, Cocoa................................. 2003-06 Keith Whatley, CB, Atlanta, Ga...........................2000 Glenn Whepley, DB, Palmetto...................... 1981‑82 Mark Whigham, QB, Sanford........................ 1979‑80 Nicco Whigham, DB, Fort Lauderdale.................2012 Poe White, WR, Bonifay..............................1985, ’87 Mark Whittemore, WR, Gainesville.............. 1991-94 Dontavius Wilcox, TB, Rockledge.................. 2003-05 Kirk Wiley, LB, Daytona Beach...................... 1987‑88 Britt Williams, OG, Lakeland...............................1988 D.J. Williams, LB, Fort Lauderdale......................2012 David Williams, DE, Lexington, S.C............... 2007-10 Evandall Williams, FB, Havana............................2003 Jayson Williams, RB, Conyers, Ga................. 2006-07 Keith Williams, TB, Plant City.............................2002 Keith Williams, DB, Austell, Ga...........................2007 Ken Williams, OT, Pensacola...............................1983 Kerlon Williams, RB, Crescent City.....................2011 Khymest Williams, WR, Lutcher, La.... 2007-08, ‘10-11 Mark Williams, DB, Fort Lauderdale............. 1994-95 Marlon Williams, DB, Sunrise.............................2006 Mike Williams, TE, Tallahassee..................... 1979‑80 Roy Williams, DE, DeLand............................. 2002-03 Terrance Williams, TB, Clearwater................ 1999-01 Leilon Willingham, LB, Denver, Colo...................2011 Anthony Willis, FS, Winter Garden............... 2002-03 Anthony Willis, DB, Winter Garden....................2005 Shane Willis, QB, Lakeland........................... 1987-89 David Wilson, OT, Merritt Island................... 1996-99 Ted Wilson, WR, Zephyrhills......................... 1983‑86 Torrian Wilson, OL, Miami............................ 2011-12 John Wimberly, OT, Tallahassee.................... 1999-01 Keenan Wimbley, DL, Miami........................ 1984‑87 Leroy Wisniewski, NG, Niles, Ill.................... 1990-91 Matt Wittman, OG, Sarasota..................1992, ’94-95 Mike Wood, QB, Tampa......................................1981 Joe Workman, LE, Winter Park...........................1979 John Wouda, TE, Orlando............................. 1991-94 Chris Wrenn, DL, Gainesville........................ 1994-95 Del Wright, PK, Ocala..........................................1993 Steve Wright, FS, Winter Park................1991-92, ’94 Josh Wofford, DT, Melbourne.............................2011 J.J. Worton, WR, Homestead........................ 2011-12 Jim Wyatt, OG, Plantation..................................1982

Brent Yancy, OL, Sarasota...................................1984 Lawrence Young, LB, Pensacola.................... 2007-10

Charlie Ziegler, FB, Sarasota...............................1979 Criteria for earning a letter at UCF: A player must have participated in at least 100 plays in the course of the season or been a consistent starter on special teams during the year. Players who have been in the program for four years without meeting that criteria will be awarded one letter.

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Offensive Player of the Year 2007 – Kevin Smith, TB (media) Defensive Player of the Year 2012 – Kemal Ishmael, DB 2010 – Bruce Miller, DE 2009 – Bruce Miller, DE Freshman of the Year 2010 – Jeff Godfrey, QB 2005 – Kevin Smith, TB Special Teams Player of the Year 2012 – Quincy McDuffie, KR 2008 – Joe Burnett, PR/KR Coach of the Year 2010 – George O’Leary 2007 – George O’Leary (coaches, media) 2005 – George O’Leary All-C-USA First Team 2012 – Troy Davis, DL 2012 – Kemal Ishmael, DB 2012 – Quincy McDuffie, KR 2012 – Latavius Murray, RB 2012 – Jordan Rae, OL 2012 – J.J. Worton, PR 2011 – Josh Robinson, DB 2011 – Rannell Hall, KR 2010 – Kemal Ishmael, DB 2010 – Quincy McDuffie, KR 2010 – Bruce Miller, DE 2010 – Jah Reid, OL 2010 – Josh Robinson, DB 2009 – Jarvis Geathers, DL 2009 – Cory Hogue, LB 2009 – Bruce Miller, DL 2009 – Jah Reid, OL 2008 – Joe Burnett, DB/KR/PR 2008 – Sha’reff Rashad, DB 2007 – Joe Burnett, DB/PR (coaches, media) 2007 – Michael Buscemi, LS (coaches, media) 2007 – Leger Douzable, DL (coaches, media) 2007 – Josh Sitton, OL (media) 2007 – Kevin Smith, TB (coaches, media) 2007 – Kyle Smith, OL (media) 2006 – Joe Burnett, PR 2006 – Mike Sims-Walker, WR 2005 – Joe Burnett, DB/PR 2005 – Paul Carrington, DE 2005 – Cedric Gagne-Marcoux, OL All-C-USA Second Team 2012 – Blake Bortles, QB 2012 – A.J. Bouye, CB 2012 – Torrian Wilson, OL 2011 – Nick Pieschel, OL 2011 – Charley Hughlett, LS 2010 – Charley Hughlett, LS 2010 – Darius Nall, DE 2010 – Ronnie Weaver, RB 2009 – Josh Robinson, DB 2009 – Torell Troup, OL 2008 – Patrick Brown, OL 2008 – Bruce Miller, DL 2008 – Torell Troup, DL 2007 – Bruce Miller, DE (media) 2007 – Sha’reff Rashad, DB (coaches, media) 106

2007 – Keith Shologan, DL (coaches) 2007 – Josh Sitton, OL (coaches) 2007 – Kyle Smith, OL (coaches) 2006 – Joe Burnett, DB 2006 – Michael Buscemi, LS 2006 – Leger Douzable, DL 2006 – Kevin Smith, TB 2005 – Darcy Johnson, TE 2005 – Brandon Marshall, WR 2005 – Kevin Smith, TB 2005 – Mike Sims-Walker, WR

2007 – Bruce Miller, DE (coaches, media) 2007 – Darius Nall, LB (coaches) 2007 – Jah Reid, OL (coaches, media) 2006 – Jeramy DeVane, OL (coaches) 2005 – L.J. Anderson, OL 2005 – Patrick Brown, OL 2005 – Joe Burnett, DB/PR 2005 – Jordan Richards, LB 2005 – Kevin Smith, TB 2005 – Jason Venson, DB

All-C-USA Third Team 2006 – Leger Douzable, DL (media) 2006 – Kevin Smith, TB (media)

All-MAC First Team 2003 – Atari Bigby, DB 2002 – Atari Bigby, DB 2002 – Elton Patterson, DL 2002 – Asante Samuel, DB

C-USA Honorable Mention 2012 – Rannell Hall, WR 2012 – Jordan McCray, OL 2012 – Justin Tukes, TE 2011 – Theo Goins, OL 2011 – Jordan Rae, OL 2011 – Adam Nissley, TE 2011 – Victor Gray, DL 2011 – Kemal Ishmael, DB 2010 – Derrick Hallman, LB 2010 – Adam Nissley, TE 2010 – Nick Pieschel, OL 2010 – Brian Watters, WR 2010 – David Williams, DL 2010 – Josh Robinson, PR 2009 – Derrick Hallman, LB 2009 – Brynn Harvey, RB 2009 – Brett Hodges, QB 2009 – Charley Hughlett, SN 2009 – Lawrence Young, LB 2008 – Derrick Hallman, LB 2008 – Johnell Neal, DB 2008 – Jason Venson, DB 2008 – Lawrence Young, LB 2007 – Parick Brown, OL (coaches) 2007 – Mike Merritt, TE (coaches) 2007 – Bruce Miller, DE (coaches) 2007 – Michael Torres, PK (coaches) 2007 – Curtis Francis, KR (coaches) 2007 – Jason Venson, DB (coaches) C-USA All-Freshman Team 2012 – Deion Green, DL 2012 – Breshad Perriman, WR 2011 – Blake Bortles, QB 2011 – Torrian Wilson, OL 2011 – J.J. Worton, WR 2011 – Troy Gray, LB 2011 – Clayton Geathers, DB 2011 – Rannell Hall, KR 2010 – Jeff Godfrey, QB 2010 – Victor Gray, DL 2010 – Jordan McCray, OL 2010 – Justin McCray, OL 2010 – Jordan Ozerities, DB 2009 – Theo Goins, OL 2009 – Josh Robinson, DB 2008 – Brynn Harvey, RB 2008 – Charley Hughlett, LS 2007 – Derrick Hallman, LB (coaches, media)

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All-MAC Second Team 2003 – Matt Prater, P 2002 – Ryan Flinn, P 2002 – Jimmy Fryzel, WR 2002 – Doug Gabriel, WR

Academic C-USA All-Academic Team 2012 – Ray Shipman, LB 2011 – Josh Linam, LB 2010 – Josh Linam, LB 2009 – Rocky Ross, WR 2007 – Sha’reff Rashad, DB 2007 – Keith Shologan, DL 2006 – Sha’reff Rashad, DB

ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic AllAmerica First Team 2007 – Keith Shologan, DT ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic AllAmerica Second Team 2012 – Lyle Dankenbring, DB 2009 – Rocky Ross, WR 2001 – Ricot Joseph, DB ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic AllDistrict 2012 – Lyle Dankenbring, DB 2011 – Josh Linam, LB 2010 – Josh Linam, LB 2009 – Rocky Ross, WR 2009 – Alex Thompson, LB 2008 – Alex Thompson, LB 2007 – Sha’reff Rashad, DB 2007 – Rocky Ross, WR 2007 – Keith Shologan, DT 2005 – Sha’reff Rashad, DB 2002 – Jimmy Fryzel, WR 2001 – Ricot Joseph, DB 1995 – Chris Tabscott, OL 1986 – Kurt Gwynne, OL 1981 – Ron Johnson, DB 1980 – Mike Carter, TE 1980 – Ron Johnson, DB 1980 – Mike Stapp, TB

UCF Bowl History 2005 SHERATON HAWAI’I BOWL

Nevada UCF December 24, 2005 Aloha Stadium

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HONOLULU - UCF dropped a 49-48 overtime decision to Nevada in the 2005 Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl, the first bowl game in school history. The Knights finished the season with an 8-5 record, just one year after going 0-11. The turnaround of seven games from 2004 placed UCF tied with seven other schools for the fourth-best single-season turnaround in Football Bowl Subdivision history. UCF kicker Matt Prater, who had three field goals during the game, missed the game-tying extra point wide right, giving the Wolf Pack the win. B.J. Mitchell ran for 178 yards and two touchdowns, and Robert Hubbard had 126 yards rushing and three touchdowns for the Wolf Pack (9-3), who finished with their best season since 1996 and spoiled UCF’s bowl debut. UCF’s Brandon Marshall caught a 16-yard pass for a touchdown that tied the game at 42 with 55 seconds left. The score capped a four-play, 48-yard drive that took just 37 seconds. Prater booted a 46-yard field goal with 1:32 left to draw UCF to 42-35, and the Knights recovered the onside kick with no time-outs left, setting up Marshall’s dramatic catch that sent the game into overtime. Trailing 32-28, the Wolf Pack took the lead on Hubbard’s 5-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter. Nevada scored again on Rowe’s 7-yard scoring pass to Travis Branzell for a 42-32 lead with 3:18 remaining. Kevin Smith, Conference USA’s Freshman of the Year, scored on a 78-yard run, the second longest run from scrimmage in UCF history, to give the Knights a 14-0 lead in the first quarter. The run was the longest in school history by a freshman and in UCF’s 10-year Football Bowl Subdivision history. The longest run from scrimmage in UCF history was Elgin Davis’ 79-yard scoring run vs. Samford (Nov. 15, 1986). The 78-yard touchdown run by Smith was the second-longest run by a true freshman in the NCAA during the year. It also marked the longest run in Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl history.

Box Score Nevada UCF

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1st 13:20 UCF Marshall 51 pass from Moffett (Prater kick) 9:24 UCF Smith 78 run (Prater kick) 8:33 NEV Hubbard 4 run (Jaekle kick) 4:08 UCF Prater 47 field goal 2nd 11:32 NEV Mitchell 1 run (Jaekle kick) 7:37 NEV Mitchell 1 run (Jaekle kick) 5:01 NEV Hubbard 24 run (Jaekle kick) 0:56 UCF Prater 38 field goal 3rd 8:19 UCF Marshall 29 pass from Moffett (Moffett pass failed) 1:51 UCF Smith 3 run (Moffett pass failed) 4th 13:02 NEV Hubbard 5 run (Jaekle kick) 3:18 NEV Branzell 7 pass from Rowe (Jaekle kick) 1:32 UCF Prater 46 field goal 0:55 UCF Marshall 16 pass from Moffett (Prater kick) OT 15:00 NEV Rowe 4 run (Jaekle kick) 15:00 UCF Smith 19 run (Prater kick failed) NEV UCF 30 30 First Downs Rushes-Yards 51-369 44-254 254 301 Passing Yards Passes Comp.-Att.-Int. 32-22-1 36-19-1 Total Offense Plays-Yards 83-623 80-555 0-0 1-0 Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards 1-2 0-0 1-16 5-74 Kickoff Returns-Yards INT Returns-Yards 1-36 1-12 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-44.0 3-38.3 1-1 0-0 Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 10-92 6-30 RUSHING: Nevada-B.J. Mitchell 23-178; Robert Hubbard 15-126; Jeff Rowe 13-65. UCF-Kevin Smith 29-202; Jason Peters 9-44; Steven Moffett 6-8. PASSING: Nevada-Jeff Rowe 22-32-1-254. UCF-Steven Moffett 19-36-1-301. RECEIVING: Nevada-Caleb Spencer 11-114; N. Flowers 6-96; A. Pudewell 2-23; Kyle Sammons 1-8; Travis Branzell 1-7; Robert Hubbard 1-6. UCF-Brandon Marshall 11-210; Darcy Johnson 3-49; Jason Peters 2-14; Rocky Ross 1-14; Kenny Jackson 1-12; Kevin Smith 1-2. INTERCEPTIONS: Nevada-DeAngelo Wilson 1-36. UCF-Jason Venson 1-12. FUMBLES: Nevada-Robert Hubbard 1-1. UCF-None. Stadium: Aloha Attendance: 26,254

Brandon Marshall was named UCF’s MVP of the Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl after posting 11 receptions for 210 yards and three touchdowns vs. Nevada.

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UCF Mississippi State

3 10

December 29, 2007 MEMPHIS, Tenn. LIBERTY BOWL MEMORIAL STADIUM MEMPHIS, Tenn. - UCF’s memorable season came to a close in a 10-3 loss to Mississippi State in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl. Playing at the site Paul “Bear” Bryant’s final game 25 years ago, the Bulldogs used power running and a dominant defense to top the Knights. Anthony Dixon powered in from the one for the winning touchdown with 1:54 to go and most valuable player Derek Pegues picked off two passes in a game featuring anemic offenses and 17 punts. The Bulldogs (8-5) kept the Knights (10-4) out of the end zone and Kevin Smith from breaking the single-season rushing record. The junior finished with 119 yards, leaving him 61 shy of Barry Sanders’ mark of 2,628 yards set for Oklahoma State in 1988. “I was trying to find the holes, but they were playing faster than us,” said Smith. Dixon finished with 86 yards and became the seventh Bulldogs runner to go over 1,000 yards (1,066). But like the rest of the Bulldogs, he was ineffective much of the game. The teams were tied 3-3 at halftime, mostly due to conservative play-calling. Neither team converted a third down in the first half (0 for 16) as Mississippi State was held to 84 total yards and UCF to 79. Kyle Israel had 12 yards passing and two interceptions by halftime and Mississippi State’s Wes Carroll had 15 yards and an interception. UCF also didn’t get much help from kicker Michael Torres, who gave the Knights a 3-0 lead in the second quarter with a 45-yard field goal, but missed from 32 and 37 in the second half. “I think those missed field goals were big momentum breakers,” UCF coach George O’Leary said. “Give Mississippi State credit. They fought hard and didn’t turn the ball over. That usually means you’re going to come up with a close win like that.” Mississippi State finished with 199 total yards and Blake McAdams tied the Liberty Bowl record with 11 punts. But the Bulldogs came up with just enough big plays after Keith Fitzhugh picked off Israel’s pass at the Mississippi State 41 with 5:47 left. Carroll, pulled the series before, returned and responded with two rushes for 17 yards and two completions for 15 yards. All went for first downs and spurred a 10-play, 59-yard drive that consumed 3:53 and finally led to a touchdown. Derek Pegues, fittingly, made the final key defensive play, knocking down a fourth-down pass on UCF’s final drive. The Bulldogs held the Knights to 219 yards and forced four turnovers.

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3 10

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RUSHING: UCF-Kevin Smith 35-119; Kyle Israel 11-13; Curtis Francis 1-(-1). Mississippi State-Anthony Dixon 24-86; Tony Burks 2-25; Wesley Carroll 6-21; Christian Ducre 6-20; Jamayel Smith 1-5; Brandon Hart 1-4; TEAM 1-(-1). PASSING: UCF-Kyle Israel 10-24-3-88. Mississippi State-Wesley Carroll 8-18-139; Michael Henig 0-2-0-0. RECEIVING: UCF-Kevin Smith 3-12; Rocky Ross 2-27; Corey Rabazinski 2-26; Brian Watters 2-13; Kamar Aiken 1-10. Mississippi State-Christian Ducre 3-10; Jamayel Smith 2-7; Anthony Dixon 1-10; Brandon Hart 1-8; Tony Burks 1-4. INTERCEPTIONS: UCF-Johnell Neal 1-(-3). Mississippi State-Derek Pegues 2-45; Keith Fitzhugh 1-0. FUMBLES: UCF-Joe Burnett 1-0; Kevin Smith 1-1. Mississippi State-None. Stadium: Liberty Bowl Attendance: 63,816

Johnell Neal prepares to pull down an interception off a Wesley Carrol pass in the first quarter against the Bulldogs.

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24 45

December 19, 2009 st. petersburg, fla. tropicana field ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The St. Petersburg Bowl presented what seemed to be a perfect storm for UCF on Saturday night what with 20,000 of its fans packed inside Tropicana Field and a hot football team positioned for the first bowl victory in school history. But an avalanche of errors combined with speedy, physical opponent in Rutgers ruined what could have been a dreamy, feel-good night for UCF’s program and its hopeful fanbase. Down four points late in the second quarter, UCF allowed an interception return to sap its momentum and the Knights could never mount much of a comeback in a disappointing 45-24 loss to Rutgers in the second St. Petersburg Bowl presented by Beef Ò’ Brady’s. `Às I told the players, I’m embarrassed for the football team that we didn’t go out and do a better job for the fanbase and for the football program,’’ UCF coach George O’Leary said. `Ì thought we beat ourselves a lot in a lot of situations out there,’’ a frustrated O’Leary continued. ``Right now, Rutgers defense was just a lot better than our offense and that was the difference in the game.’’ UCF (8-5) had hoped that the momentum of a strong finish to the regular season, one in which it won the final six conference games and knocked off Marshall, Houston and UAB down the stretch, would carry over to the bowl game. But problems on both sides of the ball sabotaged the Knights’ chances of pulling off the upset in this game. Playing before roughly 20,000 Knights fans among the Tropicana Field crowd of 29,763, UCF netted just 35 yards on the ground, 33 of them coming in the fourth quarter when the outcome of the game was already decided. And in the passing game, two Brett Hodges’ interceptions led to 14 points for Rutgers, bowl winners for a fourth consecutive season. And UCF’s defense yielded 380 yards and eight third-down conversions. ``The offense put up 14 points and a field goal early and defensively we played our butts off. We didn’t want to go out like this, and this is so disappointing,’’ senior defensive tackle Travis Timmons said. `Ìt’s just such a big letdown. We’re 0-14 now against Big East teams and 0-3 in bowl games. Torrell (Troup), Bruce (Miller) and myself along the defensive line wanted to change all of that, but unfortunately things didn’t go the way we wanted them to.’’ Rutgers (9-4) played like an experienced team in its fifth consecutive bowl, using big plays on offense and an attacking defense to frustrate the Knights. Rutgers got six sacks and two interceptions defensively and freshman quarterback Tom Savage threw for 294 yards and two TDs.

Box Score UCF Rutgers

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1st 8:37 RUT Sanu 5 run (San Te kick) 4:31 UCF Aiken 7 pass from Hodges (Cattoi kick) 3:54 RUT Brown 65 pass from Savage (San Te kick) 2nd 14:56 UCF Cattoi 25 field goal 5:50 RUT Sanu 1 run (San Te kick) 2:32 UCF Aiken 34 pass from Hodges (Cattoi kick) 1:38 RUT Anderson 19 interception return (San Te kick) 3rd 12:37 RUT Sanu 11 pass from Savage (San Te kick) 8:09 RUT San Te 43 field goal 4th 2:23 UCF Davis 2 run (Cattoi kick) 2:18 RUT Munoz 35 kickoff return (San Te kick) UCF RUT 14 15 First Downs 30-35 32-86 Rushes-Yds Passing Yds 220 294 Passes Comp.-Att.-Int. 18-35-2 14-28-1 83-623 80-555 Total Offense Plays-Yds Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 1-2 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-16 5-74 INT Returns-Yards 1-36 1-12 3-44.0 3-38.3 Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 10-92 6-30 Penalties-Yards RUSHING: UCF-Brynn Harvey 13-32; Rob Calabrese 4-26; Brendan Kelly 1-4; Jonathan Davis 7-1; Brett Hodges 5-minus 28. RUTGERS-Joe Martinek 14-44; Mohamed Sanu 13-41; Jourdan Brooks 1-4; TEAM 1-minus 1; Tom Savage 3-minus 2. PASSING: UCF-Brett Hodges 13-28-2-175; Rob Calabrese 5-7-0-45. RUTGERS-Tom Savage 14-27-1-294; Mohamed Sanu 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: UCF-Kamar Aiken 4-65; Rocky Ross 4-49; Jonathan Davis 3-29; A.J. Guyton 2-13; Quincy McDuffie 1-22; Adam Nissley 1-18; Ricky Kay 1-12; Brynn Harvey 1-7; Jamar Newsome 1-5. RUTGERS-Tim Brown 4-99; Mohamed Sanu 4-97; Joe Martinek 3-66; Mark Harrison 2-15; Shamar Graves 1-17. INTERCEPTIONS: UCF-Kemal Ishmael 1-0. RUTGERS-Damaso Munoz 1-26; Billy Anderson 1-19. FUMBLES: UCF-None. RUTGERS-Mohamed Sanu 2-1. Stadium: Tropicana Field Attendance: 29,763

Wide receiver Kamar Aiken celebrates one of his two touchdown receptions from quarterback Brett Hodges.

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UCF Bowl History 2010 AutoZone Liberty Bowl

Georgia UCF

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December 31, 2010 Memphis, Tenn. LIBERTY BOWL MEMORIAL STADIUM MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A UCF football program clearly on the rise as a powerhouse to be reckoned with nationally registered a landmark victory in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, beating Southeastern Conference power Georgia while registering the school’s first-ever bowl victory. When UCF sophomore safety Kemal Ishmael batted down a Hail Mary pass that seemed to hang in the air forever, it preserved No. 24 UCF’s 10-6 defeat of Georgia and set off a wild celebration among the 8,000 Knights’ fans who roared with noise inside the Liberty Bowl. Doing something for a first time is never easy, and this first-ever bowl victory for UCF went down to the final seconds. Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray heaved a pass into the end zone for 6-foot-4 superstar wide out A.J. Green, but Ishmael was there to make the game-saving play that is sure to live in the history of the program for years to come. Sophomore tailback Latavius Murray, the game’s Outstanding Offensive Player and the MVP, scored on a 10-yard run with 9:01 to play to put the Knights ahead 10-6. And a defense that was dominant a couple of weeks ago in the Conference USA title game made it stand up. They held a Georgia offense that came in averaging 34.3 points a game to just two field goals and no touchdowns. Freshman quarterback Jeff Godfrey capped a stellar first season on campus, helping the program win a C-USA title and the school’s first bowl game. Let the comparisons to UCF legend Daunte Culpepper begin after he joined the school’s lore. He completed 16 of 29 passes for 117 yards. Georgia drove 61 yards on the first drive of the second half, but again had to settle for a Blair Walsh 42-yard field goal when the Knights got crucial pass breakups from Ishmael and senior cornerback Justin Boddie. That 6-3 Georgia lead would be its final advantage of the game because they couldn’t score against UCF’s gritty defense. UCF appeared to have scored first for the 13th time in 14 games when Quincy McDuffie took the opening kickoff back 98 yards. McDuffie, one of only nine players in the nation to return two kicks for touchdowns, hit a seam and sprinted for an apparent touchdown. However, the return was negated by a holding penalty on UCF special teams ace Ronnie Weaver. Georgia’s first drive started at the 2-yard line following a 56-yard boot by UCF senior punter Blake Clingan, but the Bulldogs proceeded to march 95 yards in the next 15 plays. But the Knights stiffened up near the goal line, forcing Georgia to settle for a field goal that put the `Dogs up 3-0, and the Knights tied the game up 3-3 just before the half.

Box Score Georgia UCF

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1st 2:02 UGA Walsh 20 field goal 2nd 0:33 UCF Cattoi 22 field goal 3rd 9:23 UGA Walsh 41 field goal 4th 9:01 UCF Murray 10 run (Cattoi kick) UGA UCF 19 16 First Downs 32-82 30-124 Rushes-Yds Passing Yds 198 117 21-38-2 16-30-2 Passes Comp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Plays-Yds 70-280 60-241 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 1-18 3-10 Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-38 2-35 2-9 2-35 INT Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) 5-42.6 6-41.7 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 5-35 3-30 Penalties-Yards RUSHING: Georgia-Washaun Ealey 16-60; Carlton Thomas 4-18; Aaron Murray 12-4. UCF-Latavius Murray 18-104; Jeff Godfrey 10-20; Jamar Newsome 1-0; Ronnie Weaver 1-0. PASSING: Georgia-Aaron Murray 21-38-2-198. UCF-Jeff Godfrey 16-29-2-117; TEAM 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Georgia-A.J. Green 8-77; Tavarres King 4-33; Kris Durham 3-47; Orson Charles 2-19; Marlon Brown 1-8; Bruce Figgins 1-8; F. Munzenmaier 1-6; Carlton Thomas 1-0. UCF-Brian Watters 6-57; Jamar Newsome 3-19; Kamar Aiken 3-15; Adam Nissley 2-7; Khymest Williams 1-13; Quincy McDuffie 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: Georgia-Brandon Boykin 1-16; Branden Smith 1-minus 7. UCFReggie Weams 1-22; Josh Linam 1-13. FUMBLES: Georgia-Aaron Murray 1-0. UCF-None. Attendance: 51,231 Stadium: Liberty Bowl

AutoZone Liberty Bowl MVP Latavius Murray celebrates after scoring the game’s only touchdown in the fourth quarter.

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Ball State UCF

17 38

December 21, 2012 st. petersburg, fla. Tropicana Field ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The slogan of UCF for 2012 was “Finish.” And the Knights did just that with an exclamation point in the 2012 Beef `O’ Brady’s Bowl. UCF earned its second bowl victory in program history with a 38-17 win over Ball State. Led by the all-time winningest senior class in school history, UCF clinched its 10th victory of the season behind an impressive effort by the duo of senior running back Latavius Murray and sophomore signal-caller Blake Bortles. Bortles capped his first full season in style, earning MVP honors while finishing 22-of-33 for 271 yards and three passing touchdowns. He also led the team with a career-high 80 yards on the ground and another score. Murray was just as impressive, cashing in for three touchdowns (all in the first half) and 104 total yards, with 71 on the ground and 33 through the air on a teamhigh six catches. The defense also did its part in the drubbing of the Cardinals. Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year Kemal Ishmael finished his career with 367 tackles after recording seven in the contest. He also forced his sixth career fumble and two pass break-ups. Fellow senior defensive end Troy Davis also went out in style with 1.5 sacks to crack the UCF top 10 with 18-career QB take downs. After winning the toss and receiving the ball to start the game, UCF matriculated down the field, mixing the run and pass well on a 13-play, 78-yard drive that was capped off by a Bortles-to-Murray touchdown connection. The drive ate 7:33 off the clock and was aided by the sophomore QB’s ability to evade the pass rush, while also connecting with rookie Breshad Perriman three times for 21 yards and a pair of first downs. With the defense forcing a quick three-and-out, UCF’s offense continued its impressive start with a seven-play 58-yard drive that saw Murray reach pay-dirt on a short 2-yard burst. The Knights closed out the first quarter outgaining the Cardinals, 160-15. Ball State would settle in, however, with an 82-yard drive for seven points that saw Keith Wenning hit Willie Snead from seven-yards out to make it a 13-7 contest in the second quarter. UCF responded with Bortles completely taking over on the ensuing drive. The Oviedo native became a dual threat on the drive, rushing three times for 32 yards, including a 6-yard scramble up the middle that saw him bulldoze a pair of Cardinal defenders on his way to the end zone. He capped the scoring drive with UCF’s first two-point conversion since Sept. 5, 2009, hitting senior H-back Dontravius Floyd in the back of the end zone. Ball State drove right back into UCF territory, reaching the Knights’ 10-yard line prior to freshman DL Thomas Niles sacking Wenning for an 11-yard loss. The thirddown tackle for loss resulted in a much longer field-goal attempt, which sailed well left of the uprights. Starting on its own 32-yard line with just 55 seconds left in the half, Bortles hit junior Jeff Godfrey and Murray for 12 and 10 yards before launching a 45-yard beauty to a streaking Perriman, who finished with a career-best 90 yards on five catches, on the far side line. The career-long reception led to Bortles hitting Murray for the second time in the half, this time from five yards out with just five ticks left on the first-half clock. After a 45-yard field goal by Schott to make it 28-10 with 7:54 left in the third quarter, the Cardinals attempted an onside kick that redshirt sophomore running back Cedric Thompson grabbed out of the air safely to set up the Knights at the BSU 49-yard line. Bortles continued to shred the Ball State defense with the prime field position. He racked up 41 of the next 49 yards through the air, tying his career record and a Beef `O’ Brady’s Bowl mark with touchdown pass No. 3 from seven yards out to fellow sophomore J.J. Worton. Sophomore Shawn Moffitt would cap the Knights’ scoring on the year with a 25-yard field goal to make it 38-10. The Cardinals tacked on a late touchdown to account for the final tally of 38-17. On the season, UCF finished with 496 total points, second all-time in program history.

Box Score Ball State UCF

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3 7

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1st 7:27 UCF Murray 7 pass from Bortles (Moffitt kick) 3:59 UCF Murray 2 run (Moffitt kick blocked) 2nd 10:41 BSU Snead 7 pass from Wenning (Schott kick) 5:50 UCF Bortles 6 run (Floyd pass from Bortles) 0:05 UCF Murray 5 pass from Bortles (Moffitt kick) 3rd 7:54 BSU Schott 45 field goal 4:23 UCF Worton 7 pass from Bortles (Moffitt kick) 4th 10:12 UCF Moffitt 25 field goal 5:26 BSU Snead 16 pass from Wenning (Schott kick) BSU UCF First Downs 23 33 Rushes-Yds 24-71 42-222 Passing Yds 217 272 22-35-0 22-33-0 Passes Comp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Plays-Yds 59-288 75-494 0-0 0-0 Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-2 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-81 2-3 0-0 0-0 INT Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) 3-34.3 1-32.0 1-1 0-0 Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 6-53 8-71 RUSHING: BSU-Jahwan Edwards 14-89; Horactio Banks 5-1; Keith Wenning 5-minus 19. UCF-Blake Bortles 9-80; Latavius Murray 21-71; Storm Johnson 6-50; Quincy McDuffie 2-8; Brynn Harvey 3-7; Jeff Godfrey 1-6. PASSING: BSU-Keith Wenning 22-34-0-217; Kelly Page 0-1-0-0. UCF-Blake Bortles 22-33-0-272. RECEIVING: BSU-Willie Snead 7-78; Zane Fakes 6-57; KeVonn Mabon 3-30; Connor Ryan 2-26; Horactio Banks 1-15; Dylan Curry 1-13; Jahwan Edwards 1-0; Kitt O’Brien 1-minus 2. UCF-Latavius Murray 6-33; Breshad Perriman 5-90; Rannell Hall 4-74; J.J. Worton 3-32; Jeff Godfrey 3-29; Justin Tukes 1-14. INTERCEPTIONS: BSU-None. UCF-None. FUMBLES: BSU-Jahwan Edwards 1-1. UCF-None. Stadium: Tropicana Field Attendance: 21,759

Only a sophomore, Blake Bortles had no trouble with the Ball State defense, going 22for-33 for 272 yards and three touchdowns. The Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl MVP also rushed for 80 yards and a touchdown.

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Player Kamar Aiken Robert Alexander Thomas Andrews L.J. Anderson Scott Ariail David Ashkinaz

Pos. WR WR LB OL OL DB OL OL OL OL

Franchise Buffalo Bills New England Patriots Memphis Mad Dogs Osceola Ghost Riders Kansas City Chiefs Rosenheim Rebels Atlanta Falcons New York Dragons Montreal Alouettes Ottawa Renegades

League Years Transaction (Rd.) NFL 2011-12 Free Agent NFL 2012-13 Free Agent CFL 1994 Free Agent WIFL 2007 Free Agent NFL 2008 Free Agent Germany 1994 Free Agent NFL 2004 Free Agent Arena 2004 Free Agent CFL 2005 Free Agent CFL 2006 Draft 2006

Player Pos. Franchise League Sean Beckton WR Chicago Bears NFL Sylvester Bembery OL/DL N.E. Steamrollers Arena OL/DL Albany Firebirds Arena OL/DL Tampa Bay Storm Arena OL/DL Buffalo Destroyers Arena OL/DL Tampa Bay Storm Arena Jermaine Benoit DE Detroit Lions NFL DE Scottish Claymores NFLE DE St. Louis Rams NFL DE Carolina Panthers NFL FB/LB Tampa Bay Storm Arena FB/LB Los Angeles Avengers Arena FB/LB Grand Rapids Rampage Arena Lemec Bernard LB Rock River Raptors Arena2 Atari Bigby S Miami Dolphins NFL S New York Jets NFL S Amsterdam Admirals NFLE S Green Bay Packers NFL S Seattle Seahawks NFL S San Diego Chargers NFL A.J. Bouye DB Houston Texans NFL Calvin Brown DB Osceola Ghost Riders WIFL Larry Brown OL/DL South Georgia Wildcats Arena2 OL/DL Green Bay Blizzard Arena2 Pat Brown OL Carolina Panthers NFL OL New England Patriots NFL OL Minnesota Vikings NFL OL New York Jets NFL OL Miami Dolphins NFL OL Minnesota Vikings NFL OL Miami Dolphins NFL OL Carolina Panthers NFL John Bryant LB San Diego Chargers NFL Eric Buckley DB Los Angeles Rams NFL Dan Burke C New Jersey Generals USFL OL/DL Orlando Predators Arena Siaha Burley WR Miami Dolphins NFL WR Seattle Seahawks NFL WR Dallas Cowboys NFL WR Orlando Rage XFL WR/DB Orlando Predators Arena WR/DB Los Angeles Avengers Arena WR/DB Arizona Rattlers Arena WR Minnesota Vikings NFL WR/DB Utah Blaze Arena WR Arizona Rattlers Arena Joe Burnett DB Pittsburgh Steelers NFL DB New York Giants NFL DB Edmonton Eskimos CFL Davin Bush DB Saskatchewan Roughriders CFL DB Winnipeg Blue Bombers CFL Ian Bustillo OL Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFL

Player Tavaris Capers Paul Carrington Mike Carter Kenny Clark Blake Clingan Bret Cooper

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Pos. Franchise WR Pittsburgh Steelers WR/DB Memphis Xplorers WR/DB South Georgia Wildcats WR Team Florida DE Atlanta Falcons DE Denver Broncos DE California Redwoods TE Denver Broncos WR Minnesota Vikings WR Amsterdam Admirals P Detroit Lions WR/DB Tampa Bay Storm

League NFL Arena2 Arena2 AAFL NFL NFL UFL NFL NFL NFLE NFL Arena

Years Transaction (Rd.) 1990 Free Agent 1988 Free Agent 1990-93 Free Agent 1994-99 Trade 2000 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 1999 Free Agent 1999-00 Allocated 2001 Free Agent 2001-02 Free Agent 2002-03 Free Agent 2004 Free Agent 2004-05 Free Agent 2008-09 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2006 Allocated 2005-10 Free Agent 2011 Free Agent 2012 Free Agent 2013 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2004-05 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2009 Free Agent 2009 Free Agent 2009 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2010-11 Free Agent 2012 Free Agent 2013 Free Agent 1999 Free Agent 1992 Free Agent 1984 Free Agent 1991 Free Agent 1999 Free Agent 1999-00 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2001-02 Free Agent 2003 Trade 2004-05 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2005-07 Free Agent 2008-10, Free Agent 2012 2009-10 Draft 2009 (5th/168) 2011 Free Agent 2012-13 Free Agent 2001-06 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2005 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2008 Draft 2008 2006-07 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2009-10 Free Agent 1983 Free Agent 2001-05 Free Agent 2003 Allocated 2013 Free Agent 1994 Free Agent

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WR/DB Memphis Pharoahs WR/DB San Jose SaberCats WR/DB Orlando Predators WR/DB Buffalo Destroyers WR/DB Georgia Force WR/DB Orlando Predators Travis Cooper LB Miami Dolphins FB/LB Memphis Pharoahs Brian Covington DB Orlando Thunder WR/DB Arizona Rattlers WR/DB Charlotte Rage Daunte Culpepper QB Minnesota Vikings QB Miami Dolphins QB Oakland Raiders QB Detroit Lions QB Sacramento Mtn. Lions

Player Tavirus Davis Elgin Davis Troy Davis Damian Demps Reginald Doster Leger Douzable

Player Steve Edwards Emil Ekiyor Willie English Corris Ervin

Player Travis Fisher Ryan Flinn

Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena NFL Arena NFLE Arena Arena NFL NFL NFL NFL UFL

1995-96 Trade 1997 Trade 1998-01 Trade 2002-03 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003-05 Free Agent 1995 Free Agent 1996 Free Agent 1991 Free Agent 1993 Free Agent 1994 Free Agent 1999-05 Draft 1999 (1st/11) 2006-07 Free Agent 2007-08 Free Agent 2008-09 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent

Pos. Franchise WR/LB Tennessee Valley Vipers WR/LB Columbus Wardogs WR/LB Florida Firecats WR/LB Spokane Shock WR/LB Everett Hawks RB New England Patriots RB Pittsburgh Steelers DE New York Jets SS Green Bay Packers SS Lakeland Thunder Bolts CB Oakland Raiders CB Atlanta Falcons DC Orlando Rage DS Orlando Predators DS Detroit Fury DS Orlando Predators DS Grand Rapids Rampage DS Philadelphia Soul DS Georgia Force DS Utah Blaze DE Minnesota Vikings DE New York Giants DE St. Louis Rams DE Detroit Lions DE Jacksonville Jaguars DE Tennessee Titans

League Arena2 Arena2 Arena2 Arena2 Arena2 NFL NFL NFL NFL AIFA NFL NFL XFL Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2003 Free Agent 2004 Free Agent 2004 Free Agent 2005-06 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 1987-88 Draft 1987 (12th/330) 1989 Free Agent 2013 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2005-07 Free Agent 1999 Free Agent 2000 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2002-03 Free Agent 2004 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2008-09 Free Agent 2009-10 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2010-11 Free Agent 2012 Free Agent

Pos. Franchise OT Philadelphia Eagles OT Chicago Bears OT Minnesota Vikings OT New York Giants OT Baltimore Ravens OL Arizona Rattlers OL California Redwoods OL/DL Arizona Rattlers OL Chicago Rush DE Tampa Bay Buccaneers DE Indianapolis Colts DE London Monarchs DE Scottish Claymores DE Atlanta Falcons DE Oakland Raiders OL/DL Tampa Bay Storm OL/DL Grand Rapids Rampage RB Cincinnati Bengals DB Denver Broncos DB London Monarchs DB Scottish Claymores DB Baltimore Stallions DB Winnipeg Blue Bombers WR/DB Tampa Bay Storm WR/DB Orlando Predators WR/DB Florida Bobcats

League NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL Arena UFL Arena Arena NFL NFL NFLE NFLE NFL NFL Arena Arena NFL NFL NFLE NFLE CFL CFL Arena Arena Arena

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2002 Free Agent 2002-06 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2007-08 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2009-10 Free Agent 2011 Free Agent 2013 Free Agent 1996 Free Agent 1998 Free Agent 1998 Allocated 1999 Allocated 1999 Free Agent 2001-02 Free Agent 2003-04 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 1993 Free Agent 1988 Draft 1988 (5th/136) 1991 Draft (1st) 1995 Free Agent 1995 Free Agent 1995 Free Agent 1996 Free Agent 1996-99 Free Agent 1999 Trade

Pos. CB CB CB CB P P

League NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2002-06 Draft 2002 (2nd/64) 2007-09 Free Agent 2009 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2005-06 Free Agent

Franchise St. Louis Rams Detroit Lions Seattle Seahawks Baltimore Ravens Atlanta Falcons Green Bay Packers

UCF In the Pros Bernard Ford Ray Forsythe Jimmy Fryzel

P WR WR WR WR WR OT OL/DL OL/DL WR WR WR WR OS

Player Pos. Bryan Gabourel OL/DL Doug Gabriel WR WR WR WR WR CedricGagne-Marcoux OL OL OL Michael Gaines TE TE TE TE TE TE DT Ed Gantner DL Ryan Gillis OG OG LB Bill Giovanetti Theo Goins OL Michael Greco DB DB Emory Green LB Cornell Green OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT Franco Grilla K K K Mike Gruttadauria C C C

Player Rick Hamilton Alex Haynes Cam Henderson Darin Hinshaw Tyson Hinshaw Cory Hogue Brian Huff

Pos. LB LB LB LB LB FB/LB FB/LB IB FB/LB RB RB RB RB DE QB QB QB QB WR LB OT OL/DL OL/DL

Miami Dolphins Buffalo Bills Dallas Cowboys Houston Oilers London Monarchs Green Bay Packers Cincinnati Bengals Orlando Predators Milwaukee Mustangs Miami Dolphins Atlanta Falcons Tennessee Titans Chicago Bears Orlando Predators

NFL NFL NFL NFL NFLE NFL NFL Arena Arena NFL NFL NFL NFL Arena

2006-07 Free Agent 1988 Draft 1988 (3rd/65) 1989 Free Agent 1990 Free Agent 1992 Allocated 1992 Free Agent 1996 Free Agent 1998 Free Agent 1999 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003-04 Free Agent 2004-10 Free Agent

Franchise Stockton Lightning Oakland Raiders New England Patriots Oakland Raiders Cincinnati Bengals Florida Tuskers Minnesota Vikings Hamilton Tiger-Cats Toronto Argonauts Carolina Panthers Buffalo Bills Detroit Lions Chicago Bears Cleveland Browns Houston Texans Tampa Bay Bandits Jacksonville Bulls Tallahassee Thunder Orlando Rage Tampa Bay Bandits Atlanta Falcons New York Giants Green Bay Packers Winnipeg Blue Bombers Atlanta Falcons Scottish Claymores Washington Redskins New York Jets Miami Dolphins Tampa Bay Buccaneers Denver Broncos Tampa Bay Buccaneers Oakland Raiders Buffalo Bills Albany Firebirds Birmingham Barracudas Orlando Predators Dallas Cowboys St. Louis Rams Arizona Cardinals

League Arena2 NFL NFL NFL NFL UFL NFL CFL CFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL USFL USFL Arena2 XFL USFL NFL NFL NFL CFL NFL NFLE NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL Arena CFL Arena NFL NFL NFL

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2007 Free Agent 2003-05 Draft 2003 (5th/167) 2006 Free Agent 2006-07 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2009 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2007-09 Draft 2006 (1st/8) 2010-12 Free Agent 2004-07 Draft 2004 (7th/234) 2007-08 Free Agent 2007-09 Free Agent 2009 Free Agent 2009 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 1983 Free Agent 1984-85 Free Agent 2000 Free Agent 2001 Draft (55th) 1983 Free Agent 2013 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 1997 Free Agent 1999 Free Agent 2000 Draft 2000 (4th) 2000 Free Agent 2000-01 Free Agent 2001-02 Free Agent 2002-04 Trade 2004-05 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2007-10 Free Agent 2010-11 Free Agent 1994 Free Agent 1995 Free Agent 1997-98 Free Agent 1995 Free Agent 1996-99 Free Agent 2000-02 Free Agent

Franchise Washington Redskins Kansas City Chiefs New York Jets Barcelona Dragons Detroit Lions Arizona Rattlers Orlando Predators Orlando Rage Los Angeles Avengers Baltimore Ravens Cologne Centurions Carolina Panthers Denver Broncos Atlanta Falcons Cleveland Browns Orlando Predators Granite State Warriors Nashville Katz Tennessee Titans Indianapolis Colts Green Bay Packers Cape Fear Wildcats South Georgia Wildcats

League NFL NFL NFL NFLE NFL Arena Arena XFL Arena NFL NFLE NFL NFL NFL NFL Arena EFL Arena NFL NFL NFL Arena2 Arena2

Years Transaction (Rd.) 1993-94 Draft 1993 (3rd/71) 1994 Free Agent 1996 Free Agent 1996 Allocated 1996 Free Agent 1998 Free Agent 1998-03 Trade 2001 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2006 Draft 2006 (7th) 2005-08 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2013 Free Agent 1994 Free Agent 1995-96 Free Agent 1996 Free Agent 1997 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2004 Free Agent 2005 Assigned

Luther Huggins WR WR Charley Hughlett LS

Player Raymond Irvin Kemal Ishmael

Pos. CB CB DB

Miami Dolphins Osceola Ghost Riders Dallas Cowboys

NFL WIFL NFL

2005 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2012-13 Free Agent

Franchise Cleveland Browns Kansas City Chiefs Atlanta Falcons

League NFL NFL NFL

Years 1991 1992 2013

Player Pos. Franchise League Kenny Jackson WR Central Valley Coyotes Arena2 Mario Jackson TE Cologne Centurions NFLE TE New Orleans Saints NFL TE Cologne Centurions NFLE Javid James WR Rio Grande Vall. Dorados Arena2 Rashad Jeanty LB Edmonton Eskimos CFL LB Cincinnati Bengals NFL LB Edmonton Eskimos CFL Greg Jefferson DL Philadelphia Eagles NFL OL/DL Orlando Predators Arena DL Osceola Ghost Riders WIFL Shawn Jefferson WR Houston Oilers NFL WR San Diego Chargers NFL WR New England Patriots NFL WR Atlanta Falcons NFL WR Detroit Lions NFL Marcus Jenkins OG Seattle Seahawks NFL OG Pittsburgh Steelers NFL OG Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFL Sergio Joachim WR Kansas City Chiefs NFL WR Milwaukee Mustangs Arena Darcy Johnson TE New York Giants NFL TE St. Louis Rams NFL TE Virginia Destroyers UFL DeMarcus Johnson OL/DL Tampa Bay Storm Arena OL/DL Grand Rapids Rampage Arena OL/DL Daytona Beach Thunderbirds Arena2 Travonti Johnson CB New York Giants NFL CB Billings Outlaws IFL CB New York Giants NFL CB Billings Outlaws IFL CB Omaha Beef IFL CB Iowa Barnstormers Arena Harvey Joiner DL Osceola Ghost Riders WIFL Willie Jones T Kansas City Chiefs NFL Trenton Jordan FB/LB Central Valley Coyotes Arena2 FB/LB Amarillo Dusters Arena2 DE Cologne Centurions NFLE S Washington Redskins NFL Ricot Joseph S Cincinnati Bengals NFL

Player Tim Kiggins

Player Charles Lee Abre Leggins Josh Linam Chris Lorenti

Player Mike Mabry

Transaction (Rd.) Draft 1991 (9th/225) Plan B FA Draft 2013 (7th/243)

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2009 Free Agent 2002 Allocated 2003 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2009 Free Agent 2002-05 Free Agent 2006-10 Free Agent 2012 Free Agent 1996-99, Draft 1996 (3rd/72) 2001 2006-07 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 1991 Draft 1991 (9th/240) 1991-95 Trade 1996-99 Free Agent 2000-02 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2000 Free Agent 2002 Free Agent 2002 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2012 Free Agent 2006-09 Free Agent 2010-11 Free Agent 2011 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2006-07 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2008-09 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2011 Free Agent 2011 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2001-02 Free Agent 2005-06 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent Draft 2002 Free Agent 2003-05 Free Agent

Pos. DB

Franchise Toronto Argonauts

League Years CFL 1980

Transaction (Rd.) Free Agent

Pos. WR WR WR WR OL LB C C C

Franchise Green Bay Packers Tampa Bay Buccaneers Arizona Cardinals Orlando Predators Milwaukee Mustangs San Diego Chargers Tennessee Titans Miami Dolphins Houston Texans

League NFL NFL NFL Arena Arena NFL NFL NFL NFL

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2000-01 Draft 2000 (7th/242) 2003-04 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2012 Free Agent 2012 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2002-03 Free Agent

Pos. C C C C C OL/DL C C

Franchise Baltimore Ravens Cincinnati Bengals Atlanta Falcons Cologne Centurions Cleveland Browns Philadelphia Soul California Redwoods Sacramento Mtn. Lions

League NFL NFL NFL NFLE NFL Arena UFL UFL

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2003 Draft 2003 (7th/250) 2003-04 Free Agent 2004-05 Free Agent 2004-05 Allocated 2006 Free Agent 2006-08 Free Agent 2009 Free Agent 2010-11 Free Agent

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UCF In the Pros Brandon Marshall WR WR WR Rashad Mays DB Parnell McCall DT Quincy McDuffie WR Josh McKibben DT DT DT DT OL/DL Mike Merritt TE Bruce Miller FB Paul Miranda CB CB CB CB DS Steven Moffett QB Freddie Moore OL OL OL OL Latavius Murray RB

Player Johnell Neal Frisner Nelson Jamar Newsome Adam Nissley Mark Nonsant

Player John Osborne Mike Osuna

Player Ian Patterson Elton Patterson Vic Penn Jason Peters Charlie Pierce Nick Pieschel Deon Porter Matt Prater

Player Shaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;reff Rashad Nakia Reddick

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Denver Broncos Miami Dolphins Chicago Bears Osceola Ghost Riders Miami Dolphins Denver Broncos Baltimore Ravens Frankfurt Galaxy Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rhein Fire Orlando Predators Kansas City Chiefs San Francisco 49ers Indianapolis Colts Seattle Seahawks Miami Dolphins Oakland Raiders Orlando Predators Daytona Beach Thunderbirds Denver Broncos Berlin Thunder British Columbia Lions Ottawa Renegades Oakland Raiders

NFL NFL NFL WIFL NFL NFL NFL NFLE NFL NFLE Arena NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL Arena Arena2 NFL NFLE CFL CFL NFL

2006-10 Draft 2006 (4th/119) 2010-11 Free Agent 2012-13 Trade 2007 Free Agent 1989 Free Agent 2013 Free Agent 2002 Free Agent 2002 Allocated 2003 Free Agent 2003 Allocated 2004 Free Agent 2008 Draft 2008 (7th/239) 2011-13 Draft 2011 (7th/211) 1999-00 Draft 1999 (4th/96) 2000-02 Free Agent 2002-03 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003-04 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003-04 Free Agent 2005-06 Free Agent 2013 Draft 2013 (6th/181)

Pos. Franchise DB Detroit Lions DL/OL Tennessee Valley Vipers OL/DL Orlando Predators WR Jacksonville Jaguars WR Pittsburgh Steelers WR Kansas City Chiefs TE Atlanta Falcons WR/LB Orlando Predators

League NFL Arena2 Arena NFL NFL NFL NFL Arena

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2009 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2011 Free Agent 2011 Free Agent 2012-13 Free Agent 2012-13 Free Agent 2000-01 Free Agent

Pos. TE FB/LB FB/LB FB/LB

Franchise Rosenheim Rebels Orlando Predators Dallas Desperados Grand Rapids Rampage

League Years Transaction (Rd.) Germany 1994 Free Agent Arena 2000-01 Free Agent Arena 2002 Free Agent Arena 2003 Free Agent

Pos. DE DB DE DE DE DE DE DE DE OL/DL QB QB QB QB QB RB RB K K K OL S K K K K K

Franchise Seattle Seahawks Ottawa Roughriders Cincinnati Bengals Jacksonville Jaguars Cincinnati Bengals Minnesota Vikings Berlin Thunder Jacksonville Jaguars Team Florida Orlando Predators British Columbia Lions Cape Fear Wildcats Tallahassee Thunder Orlando Predators Macon Knights New York Giants Billings Outlaws Orlando Predators Berlin Thunder Orlando Rage Chicago Bears Edmonton Eskimos Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers Minnesota Vikings Miami Dolphins Denver Broncos

League NFL CFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFLE NFL AAFL Arena CFL Arena2 Arena2 Arena Arena2 NFL IFL Arena NFLE XFL NFL CFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL

Years Transaction (Rd.) 1987 Free Agent 1993 Free Agent 2003-04 Draft 2003 (7th/259) 2004 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2005-06 Free Agent 2006 Allocated 2006-07 Free Agent 2008 Draft 2008 (18/105) 2008 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2002 Free Agent 2002 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 1997 Free Agent 1999-00 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2012 Free Agent 1998 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2006 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2007-13 Free Agent

Pos. S DB SS SS SS SS

Franchise New York Giants Washington Redskins Carolina Panthers Indianapolis Colts Rhein Fire NY/NJ Hitmen

League NFL NFL NFL NFL NFLE XFL

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2009-10 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 1997 Free Agent 1998-99 Free Agent 2000 Draft 2000 (18th) 2000-01 Free Agent

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Jah Reid David Rhodes Stanford Rhule Kenton Rickerson Taylor Robertson Josh Robinson Tito Rodriguez Rocky Ross Scott Ryerson

OT WR WR LB DS DS DS DS OG OG OG DB LB WR WR PK PK

Player Pos. Aaron Sam RB RB Asante Samuel CB CB CB TE Ed Schenk Ryan Schneider QB Ray Shipman LB Keith Shologan DL DL Mike Sims-Walker WR WR WR Josh Sitton OL RB Kevin Smith Marquette Smith RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB Mike Sommerfield DT Bobby Spitulski LB Bill Stewart FB/LB FB/LB Brandon Sumner QB

Player Jim Taylor Kendrick Thomas Dana Thyhsen Torell Troup

Player Jason Venson

Baltimore Ravens Cincinnati Bengals Rhein Fire Osceola Ghost Riders Jacksonville Tomcats Augusta Stallions Cape Fear Wildcats Macon Knights Philadelphia Eagles Calgary Stampeders Toronto Argonauts Minnesota Vikings Cincinnati Bengals Jacksonville Jaguars Florida Tuskers Tampa Bay Bandits Atlanta Falcons

NFL NFL NFLE WIFL Arena2 Arena2 Arena2 Arena2 NFL CFL CFL NFL NFL NFL UFL USFL NFL

2011-13 Draft 2011 (3rd/85) 1994 Free Agent 1997 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent 2000 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2002 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2003-06 Draft 2003 (2nd/11) 2007-10 Trade 2012-13 Draft 2012 (3/66) 2002-03 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 1983 Draft 1983 Free Agent

Franchise League Cleveland Browns NFL Indianapolis Colts NFL New England Patriots NFL Philadelphia Eagles NFL Atlanta Falcons NFL Minnesota Vikings NFL Tennessee Valley Vipers Arena2 New Orleans Saints NFL San Diego Chargers NFL Saskatchewan Roughriders CFL Jacksonville Jaguars NFL St. Louis Rams NFL Jacksonville Jaguars NFL Green Bay Packers NFL Detroit Lions NFL Carolina Panthers NFL Rhein Fire NFLE Winnipeg Blue Bombers CFL Shreveport Knights RFL Green Bay Bombers IFL Iowa Barnstormers Arena La Crosse Knight Train NIFL Los Angeles Xtreme XFL Carolina Stingrays NIFL Kissimee Kreatures NIFL Osceola Ghost Riders WIFL Tampa Bay Bandits USFL Seattle Seahawks NFL Orlando Predators Arena Charlotte Rage Arena Osceola Ghost Riders WIFL

Years Transaction (Rd.) 1987 Free Agent 1989 Free Agent 2003-07 Draft 2003 (4th/120) 2008-11 Free Agent 2012-13 Trade 1987 Free Agent 2006 Assigned 2013 Free Agent 2008 Free Agent 2008-13 Draft 2008 (1st/4th) 2007-10 Draft 2007 (3rd/79) 2011 Free Agent 2011 Free Agent 2008-13 Draft 2008 (4th/135) 2008-12 Draft 2008 (3rd/64) 1996-98 Draft 1996 (5th/142) 1998 Free Agent 1998 Free Agent 1999 Free Agent 1999 Free Agent 2000 Free Agent 2000 Free Agent 2001 Free Agent 2003 Free Agent 2004 Head Coach 2005-06 Head Coach 1982 Free Agent 1992-94 Draft 1992 (3rd/66) 1992-95 Free Agent 1995 Free Agent 2007 Free Agent

Pos. LB LB LB QB DT

Franchise Jacksonville Bulls Pittsburgh Maulers New York Jets Orlando Renegades Buffalo Bills

League USFL USFL NFL USFL NFL

Years Transaction (Rd.) 1983 Free Agent 1984 Free Agent 1996 Free Agent 1985 Territorial Draft 2010-13 Draft 2010 (2nd/41)

Pos. DB

Franchise Cleveland Browns

League Years NFL 2009

Franchise Osceola Ghost Riders Erie RiverRats Erie Storm Miami Dolphins Atlanta Falcons Washington Redskins Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cleveland Browns New York Giants

League WIFL AIFA AIFA NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL

Player Pos. Glenroy Watkins DL DL DL Mark Whittemore WR Terrance Williams RB Ted Wilson WR WR WR Keenan Wimbley LB

Transaction (Rd.) Free Agent

Years Transaction (Rd.) 2007 Free Agent 2007-08 Free Agent 2010 Free Agent 2005 Free Agent 2002 Free Agent 1987 Draft 1987 (10th/274) 1988 Free Agent 1989 Free Agent 1988 Free Agent

UCF In the Pros UCF on Active NFL Rosters

Knights in the Pro Bowl

The following UCF Knights have earned spots on active NFL rosters. Player Franchise Years Buffalo Bills 2011 Kamar Aiken New England Patriots 2012 Atari Bigby Green Bay Packers 2005-10 Seattle Seahawks 2011 San Diego Chargers 2012 Patrick Brown New York Jets 2010 Miami Dolphins 2010 Minnesota Vikings 2010-12 Joe Burnett Pittsburgh Steelers 2009 Paul Carrington Denver Broncos 2008 Kenny Clark Minnesota Vikings 2001-05 Daunte Culpepper Minnesota Vikings 1999-05 Miami Dolphins 2006-07 Oakland Raiders 2007 Detroit Lions 2008-09 Elgin Davis New England Patriots 1987-88 Leger Douzable New York Giants 2008-09 St. Louis Rams 2009 Jacksonville Jaguars 2010-11 Tennessee Titans 2012 Steve Edwards Chicago Bears 2002-06 New York Giants 2006 Travis Fisher St. Louis Rams 2002-06 Detroit Lions 2007-08 Seattle Seahawks 2009 Ryan Flinn Green Bay Packers 2005-06 Dallas Cowboys 1989 Bernard Ford Houston Oilers 1990 Doug Gabriel Oakland Raiders 2003-05 New England Patriots 2006 Oakland Raiders 2006-07 Carolina Panthers 2004-07 Michael Gaines Buffalo Bills 2007 Detroit Lions 2007-08 Chicago Bears 2009 Cleveland Browns 2009 Green Bay Packers 2010 Michael Greco Cornell Green New York Jets 2000-01 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002-04 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2006 Oakland Raiders 2007-09 Buffalo Bills 2010 Mike Gruttaduria St. Louis Rams 1996-99 Arizona Cardinals 2000-02 Washington Redskins 1993-94 Rick Hamilton Kansas City Chiefs 1994-95 New York Jets 1996 Alex Haynes Carolina Panthers 2007 Denver Broncos 2008 New Orleans Saints 2003 Mario Jackson Rashad Jeanty Cincinnati Bengals 2006-09 Philadelphia Eagles 1996-99, ‘01 Greg Jefferson Shawn Jefferson San Diego Chargers 1991-95 New England Patriots 1996-99 Atlanta Falcons 2000-02 Detroit Lions 2003 Seattle Seahawks 2000 Marcus Jenkins Darcy Johnson New York Giants 2006-09 Ricot Joseph Washington Redskins 2002 Green Bay Packers 2000-01 Charles Lee Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2003-04 Arizona Cardinals 2005 Chris Lorenti Houston Texans 2001-02 Brandon Marshall Denver Broncos 2006-09 Miami Dolphins 2010-11 Chicago Bears 2012 Mike Merritt Kansas City Chiefs 2008 Bruce Miller San Francisco 49ers 2011-12 Paul Miranda Indianapolis Colts 1999-00 Seattle Seahawks 2000-02 Jamar Newsome Jacksonville Jaguars 2011 Kansas City Chiefs 2012 Adam Nissley Atlanta Falcons 2012 Elton Patterson Cincinnati Bengals 2003-04 Jacksonville Jaguars 2004 Cincinnati Bengals 2005 Jacksonville Jaguars 2006-07 Matt Prater Atlanta Falcons 2007 Denver Broncos 2007-12 Sha’reff Rashad New York Giants 2009 Washington Redskins 2010 Jah Reid Baltimore Ravens 2011-12 Josh Robinson Minnesota Vikings 2012 Asante Samuel New England Patriots 2003-07 Philadelphia Eagles 2008-11 Atlanta Falcons 2012 Ed Schenk Minnesota Vikings 1987 Mike Sims-Walker Jacksonville Jaguars 2007-10 St. Louis Rams 2011 Jacksonville Jaguars 2011 Josh Sitton Green Bay Packers 2008-12 Kevin Smith Detroit Lions 2008-12 Bob Spitulski Seattle Seahawks 1992-94 Torell Troup Buffalo Bills 2010-12 Ted Wilson Washington Redskins 1987

Player Pos. Daunte Culpepper QB Daunte Culpepper QB Daunte Culpepper QB Asante Samuel DB Brandon Marshall WR Asante Samuel DB Brandon Marshall WR Asante Samuel DB Asante Samuel DB Brandon Marshall WR Brandon Marshall WR Josh Sitton OL

Team Minnesota Vikings Minnesota Vikings Minnesota Vikings New England Patriots Denver Broncos Philadelphia Eagles Denver Broncos Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Eagles Miami Dolphins Chicago Bears Green Bay Packers

NFL Season 2000 2003 2004 2007 2008 2008 2009 2009 2010 2011 2012 2012

Knights in the Super Bowl Player Game Team Shawn Jefferson XXIX San Diego Chargers Shawn Jefferson XXXI New England Patriots Mike Gruttadauria XXXIV St. Louis Rams Cornell Green XXXVII Tampa Bay Buccaneers Charles Lee XXXVII Tampa Bay Buccaneers Asante Samuel XXXVIII New England Patriots Asante Samuel XXXIX New England Patriots Asante Samuel XLII New England Patriots Darcy Johnson XLII New York Giants Atari Bigby XLV Green Bay Packers Michael Greco XLV Green Bay Packers Josh Sitton XLV Green Bay Packers Bruce Miller XLVII San Francisco 49ers XLVII Baltimore Ravens Jah Reid

Result Lost Lost Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Won Lost Won

Opponent San Francisco 49ers Green Bay Packers Tennessee Titans Oakland Raiders Oakland Raiders Carolina Panthers Philadelphia Eagles New York Giants New England Patriots Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh Steelers Baltimore Ravens San Francisco 49ers

Knights in the AFC Champ. Game Player Shawn Jefferson Shawn Jefferson Asante Samuel Asante Samuel Cornell Green Doug Gabriel Asante Samuel Asante Samuel Jah Reid Kamar Aiken Jah Reid

NFL Season 1994 1996 2003 2004 2005 2006 2006 2007 2011 2012 2012

Team San Diego Chargers New England Patriots New England Patriots New England Patriots Denver Broncos New England Patriots New England Patriots New England Patriots Baltimore Ravens New England Patriots Baltimore Ravens

Result Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Won

Opponent Pittsburgh Steelers Jacksonville Jaguars Indianapolis Colts Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh Steelers Indianapolis Colts Indianapolis Colts San Diego Chargers New England Patriots Baltimore Ravens New England Patriots

Knights in the NFC Champ. Game Player NFL Season Mike Gruttadauria 1999 Daunte Culpepper 2000 Cornell Green 2002 2007 Atari Bigby Asante Samuel 2008 2010 Atari Bigby Michael Greco 2010 Josh Sitton 2010 2011 Bruce Miller Asante Samuel 2012 2012 Adam Nissley Bruce Miller 2012

Team Result St. Louis Rams Won Minnesota Vikings Lost Tampa Bay Buccaneers Won Green Bay Packers Lost Philadelphia Eagles Lost Green Bay Packers Won Green Bay Packers Won Green Bay Packers Won San Francisco 49ers Lost Atlanta Falcons Lost Atlanta Falcons Lost San Francisco 49ers Won

Opponent Tampa Bay Buccaneers New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles New York Giants Arizona Cardinals Chicago Bears Chicago Bears Chicago Bears New York Giants San Francisco 49ers San Francisco 49ers Atlanta Falcons

Knights in the NFL DRaft Player Pos. WR Ted Wilson Elgin Davis DB Bernard Ford WR Corris Ervin DB Raymond Irvin DB Shawn Jefferson WR Bob Spitulski LB Rick Hamilton LB Greg Jefferson DE Marquette Smith RB Daunte Culpepper QB Paul Miranda DB Charles Lee WR Travis Fisher DB Asante Samuel DB Doug Gabriel WR Mike Mabry OL Elton Patterson DE Michael Gaines TE Brandon Marshall WR Mike Sims-Walker WR TB Kevin Smith Josh Sitton OL Mike Merritt TE Joe Burnett CB Torell Troup DT Jah Reid OT Bruce Miller DE/FB Josh Robinson DB Latavius Murray RB Kemal Ishmael DB

Team Washington Redskins New England Patriots Buffalo Bills Denver Broncos Cleveland Browns Houston Oilers Seattle Seahawks Washington Redskins Philadelphia Eagles Carolina Panthers Minnesota Vikings Indianapolis Colts Green Bay Packers St. Louis Rams New England Patriots Oakland Raiders Baltimore Ravens Cincinnati Bengals Carolina Panthers Denver Broncos Jacksonville Jaguars Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers Kansas City Chiefs Pittsburgh Steelers Buffalo Bills Baltimore Ravens San Francisco 49ers Minnesota Vikings Oakland Raiders Atlanta Falcons

Year 1987 1987 1988 1988 1991 1991 1992 1993 1995 1996 1999 1999 2000 2002 2003 2003 2003 2003 2004 2006 2007 2008 2008 2008 2009 2010 2011 2011 2012 2013 2013

Round 10 12 3 5 9 9 3 3 3 5 1 4 7 2 4 5 7 7 7 4 3 3 4 7 5 2 3 7 3 6 7

Pick 274 330 65 136 225 240 66 71 72 142 11 96 242 64 120 167 250 259 234 119 79 64 135 239 168 41 85 211 66 181 243

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On the Air Television Appearances Since 1996 (Bowl Subdivision ERA) Date Aug. 29, 1996 Sept. 14, 1996 Oct. 26, 1996 Sept. 6, 1997 Sept. 20, 1997 Sept. 27, 1997 Oct. 25, 1997 Sept. 5, 1998 Sept. 19, 1998 Sept. 26, 1998 Oct. 3, 1998 Oct. 24, 1998 Oct. 31, 1998 Nov. 7, 1998 Nov. 21, 1998 Sept. 4, 1999 Sept. 11, 1999 Sept. 25, 1999 Nov. 6, 1999 Sept. 30, 2000 Oct. 7, 2000 Nov. 4, 2000 Nov. 11, 2000 Sept. 8, 2001 Sept. 22, 2001 Sept. 29, 2001 Oct. 6, 2001 Oct. 27, 2001 Aug. 31, 2002 Sept. 7, 2002 Sept. 20, 2002 Oct. 12, 2002 Oct. 19, 2002 Nov. 2, 2002 Nov. 23, 2002 Aug. 31, 2003 Sept. 20, 2003 Sept. 27, 2003 Oct. 11, 2003 Nov. 1, 2003 Nov. 8, 2003 Nov. 19, 2003 Sept. 4, 2004 Sept. 18, 2004 Oct. 30, 2004 Sept. 1, 2005 Sept. 17, 2005 Nov. 5, 2005 Nov. 12, 2005 Dec. 3, 2005 Dec. 24, 2005 Sept. 9, 2006 Sept. 16, 2006 Sept. 26, 2006 Oct. 4, 2006 Oct. 13, 2006 Oct. 28, 2006 Nov. 4, 2006 Nov. 11, 2006 Nov. 25, 2006 Sept. 1, 2007 Sept. 15, 2007 Sept. 22, 2007 Oct. 6, 2007 116

Network Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports/Fox Sports South Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports ESPN Fox Sports Net/Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports WYTV (Youngstown) Sun Sports KRQE (Albuquerque) ESPN Regional/Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports/Media One Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports ESPN Regional ESPN Regional/Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports/CSS Sun Sports ESPN Sun Sports ESPN2 Sun Sports Sun Sports ESPN Regional/Sun Sports Sun Sports ESPN ESPN Regional/Sun Sports Sun Sports ESPN Regional/Sun Sports Sun Sports Sun Sports ESPN2 ESPN ESPN Regional/Sun Sports ESPN Regional/Sun Sports ESPN Fox Sports Net Florida i Network CBS College Sports ESPN ESPN Sun Sports CBS College Sports ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN CBS College Sports CBS College Sports CBS College Sports CSS ESPN360 ESPN2 CSS CBS College Sports

Coverage Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional National Regional Regional Regional Local Regional Local Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional National Regional National Regional Regional Regional Regional National Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional National National Regional Regional National Regional National National National National Regional National National National National National National National Regional National National Regional National

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Opponent William & Mary at New Mexico at Georgia Tech at South Carolina Idaho at #8 Auburn at Mississippi State at Louisiana Tech at Purdue at Bowling Green at Toledo at Louisiana Youngstown State at Auburn New Mexico #22 Purdue at #4 Florida at #11 Georgia at Auburn at Eastern Michigan at Northern Illinois at Louisiana Tech #8 Virginia Tech at Syracuse at Tulane at #8 Virginia Tech UAB at Utah State at #24 Penn State at Arizona State at Marshall at Western Michigan Toledo Syracuse at Miami (Ohio) at #9 Virginia Tech at Syracuse at Kent State at Ohio at West Virginia at Eastern Michigan Marshall at Wisconsin at Penn State at Marshall at South Carolina at USF Houston at UAB Tulsa (C-USA Championship Game) Nevada (Sheraton Hawaii Bowl) at #7 Florida USF Southern Miss at Marshall Pittsburgh at Houston East Carolina at Memphis UAB at NC State #6 Texas Memphis at East Carolina

Result W, 39-33 L, 7-17 L, 20-27 L,31-33 W, 41-10 L, 14-41 L, 28-35 W, 64-30 L, 7-35 W, 38-31 W, 31-24 W, 42-10 W, 44-32 L, 610 W, 38-6 L, 13-47 L, 27-58 L, 23-24 L, 10-28 W, 31-10 L, 20-40 W, 20-16 L, 21-44 L, 10-21 W, 36-29 L, 14-46 W, 24-7 L, 27-30 L, 24-27 L, 13-46 L, 21-26 W, 31-27 L, 24-27 L, 35-38 W, 48-31 L, 28-49 L, 14-38 L, 16-36 L, 0-28 L, 18-36 L, 13-19 L, 7-21 L, 6-34 L, 13-37 L, 3-20 L, 15-24 L, 14-31 W, 31-29 W, 27-21 L, 27-44 L, 48-49 (OT) L, 0-42 L, 17-24 L, 14-19 W, 23-22 L, 7-52 L, 31-51 L, 10-23 W, 26-24 W, 31-22 W, 25-23 L, 32-35 W, 56-20 L, 38-52

On the Air Television Appearances Since 1996 (Bowl Subdivision ERA) Date Network Coverage Opponent Result Oct. 13, 2007 ESPNU National at #5 USF L, 12-64 Oct. 28, 2007 ESPN National at Southern Miss W, 34-17 Nov. 3, 2007 CSS Regional Marshall W, 47-13 Nov. 10, 2007 CBS College Sports National at UAB W, 45-31 Dec. 1, 2007 ESPN National Tulsa (C-USA Championship Game) W, 44-25 Dec. 29, 2007 ESPN National Mississippi State (AutoZone Liberty Bowl) L, 3-10 Sept. 6, 2008 ESPN2 National #17 USF L, 24-31 (OT) Sept. 20, 2008 ESPNU National at Boston College L, 7-34 Sept. 27, 2008 CBS College Sports National at UTEP L, 13-58 Oct. 4, 2008 CBS College Sports National SMU W, 31-17 Oct. 11, 2008 ESPNU National at Miami L, 14-20 Oct. 26, 2008 ESPN National at #19 Tulsa L, 19-49 Nov. 2, 2008 ESPN National East Carolina L, 10-13 (OT) Nov. 15, 2008 CSS Regional at Marshall W, 30-14 Sept. 5, 2009 Bright House Sports Network Regional Samford W, 28-24 Sept. 19, 2009 Bright House Sports Network Regional Buffalo W, 23-17 Regional at East Carolina L, 14-19 Sept. 26, 2009 Bright House Sports Network Bright House Sports Network Regional Memphis W, 32-14 Oct. 3, 2009 CBS College Sports National #9 Miami L, 7-27 Oct. 17, 2009 ESPN National Marshall W, 21-20 Nov. 1, 2009 FOX Sports Net National at #2 Texas L, 3-35 Nov. 7, 2009 CBS College Sports National #13 Houston W, 37-32 Nov. 14, 2009 Bright House Sports Network Regional Tulane W, 49-0 Nov. 21, 2009 ESPN National Rutgers (St. Petersburg Bowl) L, 24-45 Dec. 19, 2009 National NC State L, 21-28 Sept. 11, 2010 CBS College Sports Regional at Buffalo W, 24-10 Sept. 18, 2010 Bright House Sports Network Regional at Kansas State L, 13-17 Sept. 25, 2010 FOX Sports Net ESPN National UAB W, 42-7 Oct. 6, 2010 ESPN National at Marshall W, 35-14 Oct. 13, 2010 Bright House Sports Network Regional Rice W, 41-14 Oct. 23, 2010 Bright House Sports Network Regional East Carolina W, 49-35 Oct. 30, 2010 ESPN2 National at Houston W, 40-33 Nov. 5, 2010 CBS College Sports National Southern Miss L, 21-31 Nov. 13, 2010 CSS/Bright House Sports Network Regional at Memphis W, 37-17 Nov. 27, 2010 ESPN2 National SMU (C-USA Championship Game) W, 17-7 Dec. 4, 2010 ESPN National Georgia (AutoZone Liberty Bowl) W, 10-6 Dec. 31, 2010 Bright House Sports Network Regional Charleston Southern W, 62-0 Sept. 3, 2011 National Boston College W, 30-3 Sept. 10, 2011 CBS Sports Network National at FIU L, 10-17 Sept. 17, 2011 ESPN3 National at BYU L, 17-24 Sept. 23, 2011 ESPN Bright House Sports Network Regional Marshall W, 16-6 Oct. 8, 2011 FOX Sports Net National at SMU L, 17-38 Oct. 15, 2011 CSS/Bright House Sports Network Regional at UAB L, 24-26 Oct. 20, 2011 Bright House Sports Network Regional Memphis W, 41-0 Oct. 29, 2011 CBS Sports Network National Tulsa L, 17-24 Nov. 3, 2011 CBS Sports Network National at #25/23 Southern Miss L, 29-30 Nov. 12, 2011 FOX Sports Net National at East Carolina L, 31-38 Nov. 19, 2011 CBS Sports Network National UTEP W, 31-14 Nov. 25, 2011 ESPN3 National at Akron W, 56-14 Aug. 30, 2012 ESPN2 National at #14 Ohio State L, 16-31 Sept. 8, 2012 FIU W, 33-20 Sept. 15, 2012 CSS/Bright House Sports Network Regional National Missouri L, 16-21 Sept. 29, 2012 FOX Sports Net CBS Sports Network National East Carolina W, 40-20 Oct. 4, 2012 CBS Sports Network National Southern Miss W, 38-31 (2OT) Oct. 13, 2012 CSS/Bright House Sports Network Regional at Memphis W, 35-17 Oct. 20, 2012 CBS Sports Network National at Marshall W, 54-17 Oct. 27, 2012 CBS Sports Network National SMU W, 42-17 Nov. 3, 2012 FOX College Sports National at UTEP W, 31-24 Nov. 10, 2012 FOX Sports Net National at Tulsa L, 21-23 Nov. 17, 2012 FOX Sports Net National UAB W, 49-24 Nov. 24, 2012 ESPN2 National at Tulsa (C-USA Championship Game) L, 27-33 (OT) Dec. 1, 2012 ESPN National Ball State (Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl) W, 38-17 Dec. 21, 2012 57-73 Overall Record

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Florida Citrus Bowl

On Sept. 29, 1979, the Florida Citrus Bowl, known back then to the Orlando community as the Tangerine Bowl, opened its doors for a hometown, start-up football program guided by Don Jonas. The Knights called the crown jewel of the Orlando Centroplex home until the 2007 season when Bright House Networks Stadium was erected on the UCF campus. Jonas was the first of seven men that led the Knights onto the field at the Citrus Bowl. Current head coach George O’Leary was the last. The relationship witnessed more than 100 Knight victories came to an end when the Black and Gold ran through the Citrus Bowl tunnel one last time on Nov. 25, 2006, against UAB. The Citrus Bowl saw the Knights’ football program rise through the division ranks of the NCAA, starting as a Division III member in 1979, to making the move to Division II in time for the 1982 season, then on to Football Championship Division status in 1990 before finally emerging at the top level as a Football Bowl Subdivision member in 1997. The Knights were victorious in their inaugural game at the stadium, defeating Fort Benning 7-6 in front of 14,138 fans. Quarterback Mike Cullison’s touchdown pass to Bobby Joe Plain on a fourth-and-goal was the first Knight score in the venue and proved to be the difference in the game. UCF fans would go on to set a Division III record as an average of 11,420 fans attended the Knights’ four home games that season. During UCF’s 28-year stretch when it called the Citrus Bowl home, the stadium was the platform for some great UCF moments. The final home game vs. UAB in 2006 served as the final opportunity to add to that long, memorable list, and the Knights did not disappoint. Quarterback Kyle Israel found Mike Walker twice in the first quarter for a pair of touchdowns and the Black and Gold did not look back, defeating the Blazers 31-22. The crowd of 23,755 broke the 200,000 mark for the first time in school history, as the Knights saw a then-school record 220,980 fans flock through the gates in 2006. UCF completed its tenure at the Florida Citrus Bowl with a 112-59-1 record. The Knights outscored their opponents 5,136-3,496 in 172 games with the 5,000th point coming on a Michael Torres extra point against Villanova Sept. 2, 2006. 118

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By The Numbers AT THE CITRUS BOWL

Record number of touchdown passes by a Knight. Darin Slack achieved the feat during a 52-14 trouncing of West Georgia in 1987.

Number of 300-yard passing games Daunte Culpepper had during his illustrious career with UCF. Also the jersey number worn by the first-round NFL draft pick, who had a total of 15 300-yard passing games during his career as a Knight.

Most consecutive home wins by UCF. The streak started on Nov. 2, 1996, with a 42-15 victory over Illinois State on Homecoming.

Largest margin overcome by the Knights in a victory. UCF fell behind 21-0 in the first quarter, but rallied for a 28-24 win over Illinois State on Oct. 20, 1984.

Tackles recorded by Bill Giovanetti in the 1979 season-finale against Morehouse. The total still stands as the all-time record for single-game tackles by a Knight.

number of points scored in a half by the Knights. UCF 50 Highest went on to defeat Akron, 57-17, on Nov. 3, 2001.

Longest field goal by a Knight. Ed O’Brien drilled the booming kick to help UCF pull out a 39-37 victory over Bethune-Cookman on Sept. 7, 1985.

greatest margin of victory for the Knights. UCF thumped 64 The Grand Valley State 67-3 on Halloween in 1987. Knights’ 100th victory on their home field was a 28-17 100 The win over Akron on Homecoming, Oct. 26, 2002.

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Rushing Records Team Records

Single Game Most Rushing Attempts UCF....................... 64...............Gardner-Webb, 9/5/92 ............................. 64.......Bethune-Cookman, 11/4/95 Both Teams........... 105...........................Tulsa, 12/1/12 Opponent............. 79.............................. VMI, 9/25/82 Most Net Yards Rushing UCF....................... 461.............Gardner-Webb, 9/5/92 Both Teams........... 623.....................Nevada, 12/24/05 Opponent............. 495........ Carson-Newman, 11/6/82 Highest Average Per Rush UCF....................... 8.3.................... Samford, 11/15/86 Opponent............. 7.3......... Carson-Newman, 11/6/82 Most Touchdowns Rushing UCF....................... 8........Charleston Southern, 9/3/11 Both Teams........... 10.............................. VMI, 9/25/82 Opponent............. 10.............................. VMI, 9/25/82 Single Season Most Rushing Attempts UCF....................... 670..........................................2007 Opponent............. 552..........................................2003 Most Rushing Yards UCF....................... 3,287.......................................2007 Opponent............. 2,544.......................................1985 Most Rushing Yards Per Game UCF....................... 234.8.......................................2007 Opponent............. 231.3.......................................1985 Most Rushing Touchdowns UCF....................... 41............................................2007 Opponent............. 30.....................................1984, ‘85 Highest Average Yards Per Rush UCF....................... 5.2...........................................1992 Opponent............. 4.9....................................1988, ‘05 Fewest Rushing Attempts UCF....................... 283..........................................1979 Opponent............. 347..........................................2011 Fewest Rushing Yards UCF....................... 334..........................................1982 Opponent............. 1,076.......................................2009 Fewest Rushing Yards Per Game UCF....................... 33.4.........................................1982 Opponent............. 82.8.........................................2009 Fewest Rushing Touchdowns UCF....................... 5..............................................1982 Opponent............. 9......................... 1981, ‘89, ‘10, ‘11 Lowest Average Yards Per Rush UCF....................... 1.2...........................................1982 Opponent............. 2.6...........................................2009

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Rushing Attempts Game 1. Kevin Smith.............46/219...........UTEP, 11/24/07 2. Kevin Smith.............43/175........... USM, 10/28/07 3. Brynn Harvey..........42/219......Memphis, 10/3/09 4. Kevin Smith.............41/320............UAB, 11/10/07 5. Marquette Smith.....39/203.............B-CU, 11/4/95 Kevin Smith.............39/284.............Tulsa, 12/1/07 7. Marquette Smith.....35/181....... Samford, 10/7/95 Kevin Smith.............35/217......... NC State, 9/1/07 Kevin Smith.............35/119..... Miss. St., 12/29/07 Brynn Harvey..........35/139..... Houston, 11/14/09 Season 1. Kevin Smith.............*450/2,567.....................2007 2. Marquette Smith.....274/1,511.......................1995 3. Brynn Harvey..........261/1,109.......................2009 4. Kevin Smith.............249/1,178.......................2005 5. Willie English...........236/1,338.......................1991 6. Alex Haynes.............215/854..........................2004 7. Kevin Smith.............206/934..........................2006 8. Alex Haynes.............204/1,038.......................2002 9. Latavius Murray......198/1,106.......................2012 10. Marquette Smith.....194/1,058.......................1994 * NCAA FBS Record Career 1. Kevin Smith.............905/4,679................. 2005-07 2. Alex Haynes.............742/3,359................. 2001-04 3. Willie English...........606/3,131...........1989-91, ‘93 4. Brynn Harvey..........571/2,451..... 2008-09, ‘11-12 5. Elgin Davis...............485/2,170................. 1983-86 6. Marquette Smith.....468/2,569................. 1994-95 7. Daunte Culpepper...456/1,020................. 1995-98 8. Latavius Murray......453/2,424...........2008, ‘10-12 9. Mark Giacone..........452/2,128...........1987, ‘89-90 10. Gerod Davis.............396/2,164................. 1992-94 Rushing Yards By A Quarterback Game 1. Vic Penn..................122/11......... MTSU, 11/13/99 2. Jeff Godfrey.............105/20....... Houston, 11/5/10 3. Jeff Godfrey.............99/17...Kansas State, 9/25/10 4. Jeff Godfrey.............97/10......Memphis, 10/29/11 5. Daunte Culpepper...95/24............... ULM, 11/1/97 Season 1. Jeff Godfrey.............566/152..........................2010 2. Daunte Culpepper...463/141..........................1998 Career 1. Daunte Culpepper...1,020/456................. 1995-98 2. Jeff Godfrey.............971/263.................... 2010-11 Rushing Yards Game 1. Kevin Smith.............320/41............UAB, 11/10/07 2. Kevin Smith.............284/39.............Tulsa, 12/1/07 3. Willie English...........242/25..... Ark. State, 10/5/91 4. Latavius Murray......233/21...........UTEP, 11/25/11 5. Marquette Smith.....225/33........... ULM, 10/28/95 6. Kevin Smith.............223/33......Louisiana, 9/29/07 7. Brynn Harvey..........219/42......Memphis, 10/3/09 Kevin Smith.............219/46...........UTEP, 11/24/07 9. Kevin Smith.............217/35......... NC State, 9/1/07 10. Marquette Smith.....203/39.............B-CU, 11/4/95

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Season 1. Kevin Smith.............*2,567/450.....................2007 2. Marquette Smith.....1,511/274.......................1995 3. Willie English...........1,338/236.......................1991 4. Kevin Smith.............1,178/249.......................2005 5. Gerod Davis.............1,154/183.......................1992 6. Brynn Harvey..........1,109/261.......................2009 7. Latavius Murray......1,106/198.......................2012 8. Marquette Smith.....1,058/194.......................1994 9. Alex Haynes.............1,038/204.......................2002 10. Kevin Smith.............934/206..........................2006 * Second-highest total in FBS single-season history Career 1. Kevin Smith.............4,679/450................. 2005-07 2. Alex Haynes.............3,359/742................. 2001-04 3. Willie English...........3,131/606...........1989-91, ‘93 4. Marquette Smith.....2,569/468................. 1994-95 5. Brynn Harvey..........2,451/571..... 2008-09, ‘11-12 6. Latavius Murray......2,424/453...........2008, ‘10-12 7. Elgin Davis...............2,170/485................. 1983‑86 8. Gerod Davis.............2,164/396................. 1992-95 9. Mark Giacone..........2,128/452............1987, 89-90 10. Mike Grant..............1,684/373................. 1995-98 Longest Run From Scrimmage 1. Kevin Smith.............87 (TD).......Marshall, 11/3/07 2. Latavius Murray......83 (TD)....Memphis, 10/20/12 3. Kevin Smith.............80 (TD)......... NC State, 9/1/07 Kevin Smith.............80 (TD)........... SMU, 11/17/07 5. Elgin Davis...............79 (TD)..... Samford, 11/15/86 6. Kevin Smith.............78 (TD).......Nevada, 12/24/05 7. Daunte Culpepper...75 (TD).... Kent State, 10/4/97 Latavius Murray......75 (TD).....Marshall, 10/27/12 9. Kevin Smith.............74 (TD).............Tulsa, 12/1/07 10. John Muldoon.........73 (TD)....Sav. State, 10/10/81 Longest Run From Scrimmage By A QB 1. Daunte Culpepper...75 (TD).... Kent State, 10/4/97 2. Vic Penn..................61................ MTSU, 11/13/99 3. Steven Moffett........55 (TD).....Marshall, 11/19/03 Average Yards Per Carry Game (minimum 10 carries) 1. Latavius Murray.. 13.27 (11/146).. Tulane, 11/20/10 2. Latavius Murray.. 11.09 (21/233).....UTEP, 11/25/11 3. Vic Penn............11.09 (11/122).. MTSU, 11/13/99 4. Richard Blake....10.50 (18/189).........G-W, 9/5/92 5. Willie English....10.31 (13/134)..Texas So., 11/17/90 6. Latavius Murray.. 9.75 (16/156)......MAR, 10/27/12 7. Marquette Smith.. 9.72 (18/175)... Maine, 11/18/95 8. Jeff Godfrey......9.70 (10/97).. Memphis, 10/29/11 9. Willie English....9.68 (25/242).... Ark. St., 10/5/91 10. Aaron Sam........9.50 (12/114).Samford, 11/30/85 Season (minimum 100 attempts) 1. Gerod Davis.............6.44 (183/1,179)............1992 2. Aaron Sam...............6.00 (108/648)...............1986 3. Latavius Murray......5.74 (111/637)...............2010 4. Kevin Smith.............5.70 (450/2,567)............2007 5. Willie English...........5.67 (236/1,338)............1991 6. Latavius Murray......5.59 (198/1,106)............2012 7. Jason Peters............5.57 (105/585)...............2005 8. Mark Giacone..........5.53 (167/923)...............1990 9. Marquette Smith.....5.51 (274/1,511)............1995 10. Marquette Smith.....5.45 (194/1,058)............1994

Rushing Records Career (minimum 2 years, 200 attempts) 1. Marquette Smith.....5.49 (468/2,569)...... 1994-95 2. Gerod Davis.............5.46 (396/2,164)...... 1992-95 3. Latavius Murray......5.35 (453/2,424)..2008, ‘10-12 4. Edward Mack..........5.35 (205/1,096)..1996, ‘98-00 5. Aaron Sam...............5.28 (317/1,675)...... 1983-86 6. Willie English...........5.17 (606/3,131)..1989-91, ‘93 7. Kevin Smith.............5.17 (905/4,679)...... 2005-07 8. Jason Peters............4.92 (214/1,053)...... 2005-06 9. Mark Giacone..........4.71 (452/2,128)..1987, ‘89-90 10. Alex Haynes.............4.53 (742/3,359)...... 2001-04

Rushing Touchdowns By A Quarterback Game 1. Daunte Culpepper...3.... Eastern Illinois, 10/12/98 Jeff Godfrey.............3...Charleston Southern, 9/3/11 Season 1. Daunte Culpepper...12...................................1998 2. Jeff Godfrey.............10...................................2010 Career 1. Daunte Culpepper...24............................. 1995-98 2. Jeff Godfrey.............19........................... 2010-11* * Switched to WR in 2012

Career 1. Kevin Smith...............22........................... 2005-07 2. Willie English.............15.....................1989-91, ‘93 Alex Haynes...............15........................... 2001-04 4. Marquette Smith.......13........................... 1994-95 5. Mark Giacone............8.......................1987, ‘89-90 Latavius Murray........8.......................2008, ‘10-12 7. Elgin Davis.................7............................. 1983-86 Gerod Davis...............7............................. 1992-95 Brynn Harvey............7.......................2008-09, ‘11 10. Ronnie Weaver..........6............................. 2008-11

Rushing Touchdowns Game 1. Alex Haynes.............4................... Tulane, 9/22/01 Kevin Smith.............4.....................UAB, 11/10/07 Kevin Smith.............4......................Tulsa, 12/1/07 4. Aaron Sam...............3.............. Samford, 11/15/86 Mark Giacone..........3...................GVSU, 10/31/87 Willie English...........3... Texas Southern, 11/17/90 Willie English...........3.... Arkansas State, 10/05/91 Gerod Davis.............3...... Nicholls State, 10/17/92 Marquette Smith.....3.................... ULM, 10/28/95 Mike Grant..............3.....................Idaho, 9/20/97 Mike Grant..............3 ............. Samford, 10/11/97 Daunte Culpepper...3.... Eastern Illinois, 10/12/98 Terrance Williams....3.................Liberty, 10/13/01 Alex Haynes.............3.................... Akron, 11/3/01 Kevin Smith.............3................Nevada, 12/24/05 Kevin Smith.............3.............. Houston, 10/28/06 Kevin Smith.............3...............Memphis, 9/22/07 Kevin Smith.............3...............Louisiana, 9/29/07 Kevin Smith.............3....................Tulsa, 10/20/07 Brynn Harvey..........3.............. Houston, 11/14/09 Brynn Harvey..........3................. Tulane, 11/21/09 Ronnie Weaver........3..................... Rice, 10/23/10 Latavius Murray......3....... East Carolina, 10/30/10 Jeff Godfrey.............3...Charleston Southern, 9/3/11 Latavius Murray......3..............Marshall, 10/27/12 Quincy McDuffie.....3.....................UAB, 11/24/12 Season 1. Kevin Smith.............29...................................2007 2. Latavius Murray......15...................................2012 3. Marquette Smith.....14...................................1995 Brynn Harvey..........14...................................2009 5. Willie English...........13...................................1991 6. Mike Grant..............12...................................1997 7. Daunte Culpepper...12...................................1998 8. Willie English...........11...................................1990 Latavius Murray......11...................................2010 Ronnie Weaver........11...................................2010 Career 1. Kevin Smith.............45............................. 2005-07 2. Willie English...........38.......................1989-91, ‘93 3. Latavius Murray......37.......................2008, ‘10-12 4. Alex Haynes.............27............................. 2001-04 5. Daunte Culpepper...24............................. 1995-98 6. Mark Giacone..........22.......................1987, ‘89-90 7. Mike Grant..............20............................. 1995-98 Brynn Harvey..........20................. 2008-09, ‘11-12 9. Elgin Davis...............19............................. 1983-86 Marquette Smith.....19............................. 1994-95 Gerod Davis.............19............................. 1992-95 Jeff Godfrey.............19............................. 2010-12

Miscellaneous Rushing Records When one player rushes for 300 yards.........UCF is 1-0 When one player rushes for 200 yards . ...UCF is: 10-1 When one player rushes for 150 yards......UCF is: 36-4 When two players rush for 150 yards..........UCF is: 1-0 When one player rushes for 100 yards....UCF is: 86-32 When two players rush for 100 yards..........UCF is: 5-0

Consecutive 100-Yard Rushing Games 1. Kevin Smith...............8...................................2007 2. Kevin Smith...............5...................................2007 3. Marquette Smith.......4............................. 1994-95 4. Latavius Murray........4...................................2012 5. Willie English.............3...................................1991 Gerod Davis...............3...................................1992 Gerod Davis...............3...................................1992 Willie English.............3...................................1993 Marquette Smith.......3...................................1995 Alex Haynes...............3...................................2002 Alex Haynes...............3...................................2004 Brynn Harvey............3...................................2009 200-Yard Rushing Games Season 1. Kevin Smith...............5...................................2007 2. Marquette Smith.......2...................................1995 3. Willie English.............1...................................1991 Kevin Smith...............1...................................2005 Brynn Harvey............1...................................2009 Latavius Murray........1...................................2011 Career 1. Kevin Smith...............6............................. 2005-07 2. Marquette Smith.......2............................. 1994-95 3. Willie English.............1.......................1989-91, ‘93 Brynn Harvey............1.......................2008-09, ‘11 Latavius Murray........1.......................2008, ‘10-11

100-Yard Rushing Tandems Players.............Yards... Att...Opponent...............Date Elgin Davis........ 118...... 3...... Samford...........11/15/86 Aaron Sam........ 117...... 13.... Samford...........11/15/86 Willie English.... 134...... 13.... Texas So............11/17/90 Mark Giacone... 122...... 21.... Texas So............11/17/90 Richard Blake.... 189...... 18.... Gardner-Webb.....9/5/92 Gerod Davis...... 151...... 18.... Gardner-Webb.....9/5/92 Kevin Smith....... 113...... 18.... Tulane..............10/21/05 Jason Peters...... 110...... 9...... Tulane..............10/21/05 Kevin Smith....... 166...... 26.... Marshall.............10/4/06 Jason Peters...... 108...... 13.... Marshall.............10/4/06 100-Yard Rushing Games Season 1. Kevin Smith...............*13...............................2007 2. Willie English.............9...................................1991 Marquette Smith.......9...................................1995 4. Gerod Davis...............7...................................1992 5. Mark Giacone............6...................................1990 6. Alex Haynes...............5...................................2004 Kevin Smith...............5...................................2005 Brynn Harvey............5...................................2009 Latavius Murray........5...................................2012 10. Elgin Davis.................4...................................1986 Willie English.............4...................................1993 Marquette Smith.......4...................................1994 Alex Haynes...............4...................................2001 Alex Haynes...............4...................................2002 Kevin Smith...............4...................................2006 Ronnie Weaver..........4...................................2010 * NCAA FBS single-season record

300-Yard Rushing Games Season 1. Kevin Smith...............1...................................2007 Career 1. Kevin Smith...............1............................. 2005-07 Opponent Single Game Rushing Records Most Rushing Attempts 43...... Anthony Sherrell, Eastern Michigan...11/8/03 Most Rushing Yards 255.... Mike Clark, Akron...............................9/27/86 Average Gain Per Carry (minimum 10 carries) 12.8... Eddie Thompson, WKU....................10/24/92 Most Rushing Touchdowns 5........ Lee Suggs, Virginia Tech...................11/11/00 Longest Run From Scrimmage 88...... Robbie Gardner, Furman (TD)..........11/10/84

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100-Yard Rushing Games Player.....................Yards...Att..........Opponent............................. Date Kevin Smith............. 320...... 41........... UAB..................................11/10/07 Kevin Smith............. 284...... 39........... Tulsa................................... 12/1/07 Willie English.......... 242...... 25........... Arkansas State...................10/5/91 Latavius Murray...... 233...... 21........... UTEP.................................11/25/11 Marquette Smith.... 225...... 33........... Louisiana-Monroe............10/28/95 Kevin Smith............. 223...... 33........... Louisiana............................9/29/07 Kevin Smith............. 219...... 46........... UTEP.................................11/24/07 Brynn Harvey.......... 219...... 42........... Memphis............................10/3/09 Kevin Smith............. 217...... 35........... NC State............................... 9/1/07 Marquette Smith.... 203...... 39........... Bethune-Cookman.............11/1/95 Kevin Smith............. 202...... 29........... Nevada.............................12/24/05 Latavius Murray...... 192...... 23........... Memphis..........................10/20/12 Richard Blake.......... 189...... 18........... Gardner-Webb.....................9/5/92 Kevin Smith............. 188...... 29........... Marshall.............................11/3/07 Willie English.......... 182...... 21........... Samford.............................10/9/93 Marquette Smith.... 181...... 35........... Samford.............................10/7/95 Ronnie Weaver....... 180...... 30........... East Carolina....................10/30/10 Brynn Harvey.......... 180...... 30........... Marshall.............................10/8/11 Mark Giacone......... 177...... 22........... West Georgia...................10/17/87 Kevin Smith............. 177...... 20........... SMU.................................11/17/07 Marquette Smith ... 175...... 18........... Maine...............................11/18/95 Kevin Smith............. 175...... 43........... Southern Miss..................10/28/07 Gerod Davis............ 170...... 23........... James Madison................11/14/92 Kevin Smith............. 170...... 33........... Tulsa.................................10/20/07 Gerod Davis............ 167...... 25........... Liberty..............................10/31/92 Kevin Smith............. 166...... 26........... Marshall.............................10/4/06 Marquette Smith.... 165...... 27........... Illinois State.......................10/1/94 Alex Haynes............ 165...... 30........... Buffalo................................10/4/03 Kevin Smith............. 164...... 31........... Memphis............................10/8/05 Kevin Smith............. 163...... 31........... Houston...........................10/28/06 Mike Huff................ 162...... 28........... Yale..................................... 10/2/93 Alex Haynes............ 156...... 26........... Miami (Ohio)....................11/23/02 Latavius Murray...... 156...... 16........... Marshall...........................10/27/12 Marquette Smith.... 155...... 25........... Eastern Kentucky...............8/31/95 Kevin Smith............. 155...... 24........... Rice..................................10/21/06 Latavius Murray...... 155...... 23........... SMU...................................11/3/12 Gerod Davis............ 151...... 18........... Gardner-Webb.....................9/5/92 Alex Haynes............ 151...... 27........... Ohio.................................11/30/02 Marquette Smith.... 150...... 19........... Louisiana-Monroe............10/15/94 Brynn Harvey.......... 150...... 33........... Marshall...........................11/15/08 Ronnie Weaver....... 150...... 30........... Marshall...........................10/13/10 Elgin Davis.............. 149...... 31........... Austin Peay......................10/29/83 Alex Haynes............ 149...... 23........... Kent State.........................11/16/02 Kevin Smith............. 149...... 27........... Texas.................................. 9/15/07 Alex Haynes............ 148...... 25........... Tulane................................9/22/01 Kevin Smith............. 147...... 29........... East Carolina....................10/06/07 Latavius Murray...... 146...... 11........... Tulane..............................11/20/10 Willie English.......... 142...... 23........... Valdosta State....................9/14/91 Marquette Smith.... 142...... 28........... Troy .................................11/11/95 Mark Giacone......... 141...... 17........... Slippery Rock...................10/10/90 Alex Haynes............ 140...... 30........... Ball State..........................11/13/04 Brynn Harvey.......... 139...... 35........... Houston...........................11/14/09 Willie English.......... 137...... 20........... Louisiana Tech..................11/20/93 Alex Haynes............ 137...... 34........... West Virginia......................9/11/04 Vincent Lewis......... 136...... 15........... Hampden-Sydney...............11/7/81 Elgin Davis.............. 134...... 18........... Georgia Southern...............9/10/83 Willie English.......... 134...... 13........... Texas Southern.................11/17/90 Gerod Davis............ 133...... 17........... Buffalo................................11/7/92 Alex Haynes............ 131...... 26........... Marshall.............................9/20/02 Alex Haynes............ 131...... 23........... Buffalo................................10/2/04 Dwight Collins......... 130...... 14........... Kent State...........................10/4/97 Brynn Harvey.......... 130...... 24........... UAB..................................11/28/09 Ronnie Weaver....... 130...... 22........... Kansas State.......................9/25/10 Mark Giacone......... 129...... 26........... Liberty..............................10/25/89 122

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Player.....................Yards...Att..........Opponent............................. Date Gil Barnes............... 129...... 27........... New Haven.........................10/8/88 Willie English.......... 129...... 28........... Western Illinois................10/16/93 Kevin Smith............. 129...... 30........... Southern Miss....................9/26/06 Brynn Harvey.......... 129...... 16........... Tulane..............................11/21/09 Marquette Smith.... 128...... 27........... Carson-Newman..................9/9/95 Gil Barnes............... 127...... 22........... Southern Connecticut......10/15/88 John Muldoon........ 126...... 9............. Savannah State................10/10/81 Marquette Smith.... 126...... 28........... Liberty..............................10/14/95 Kevin Smith............. 124...... 22........... Memphis............................9/22/07 Elgin Davis.............. 123...... 18........... Southeastern Louisiana.....9/17/83 Ronnie Weaver....... 123...... 25........... SMU...................................10/4/08 Mark Giacone......... 122...... 21........... Texas Southern.................11/17/90 Willie English.......... 122...... 19........... Troy ................................... 8/31/91 Vic Penn.................. 122...... 11........... Middle Tennessee............11/13/99 Marquette Smith.... 121...... 22........... Florida State.......................9/23/95 Willie English.......... 120...... 21........... Georgia Southern.............10/26/91 Gerod Davis............ 120...... 22........... Bethune-Cookman.............9/12/92 Gerod Davis............ 120...... 21........... Samford...........................11/21/92 Marquette Smith.... 119...... 21........... Maine................................... 9/3/94 Alex Haynes............ 119...... 21........... Utah State........................10/27/01 Kevin Smith............. 119...... 35........... Mississippi State..............12/29/07 Elgin Davis.............. 118...... 3............. Samford...........................11/15/86 Marquette Smith.... 118...... 17........... Buffalo..............................11/19/94 Aaron Sam.............. 117...... 13........... Samford...........................11/15/86 Willie English.......... 117...... 13........... Millersville........................11/16/91 Latavius Murray...... 117...... 23........... UTEP.................................11/10/12 Gil Barnes............... 115...... 15........... Valdosta State......................9/9/89 Aaron Sam.............. 114...... 12........... Samford...........................11/30/85 Willie English.......... 114...... 19........... East Carolina......................9/21/91 Kevin Smith............. 113...... 18........... Tulane..............................10/21/05 Jason Peters............ 113...... 14........... East Carolina....................10/29/05 Alex Haynes............ 112...... 14........... Akron.................................11/3/01 Ronnie Weaver....... 112...... 12........... Southern Miss..................11/13/10 Brynn Harvey.......... 111...... 31........... Samford............................... 9/5/09 Mark Giacone......... 110...... 14........... Samford.............................10/6/90 Mark Giacone......... 110...... 18........... Georgia Southern.............10/20/90 Mark Giacone......... 110...... 18........... Southern Illinois...............10/27/90 Kevin Smith............. 110...... 25........... Louisiana............................10/1/05 Jason Peters............ 110...... 9............. Tulane..............................10/21/05 John Muldoon........ 109...... 22........... Millsaps..............................9/26/81 Willie English.......... 109...... 23........... Samford...........................10/12/91 Willie English.......... 109...... 20........... Buffalo..............................11/13/93 Alex Haynes............ 109...... 26........... Ohio................................... 11/6/04 Willie English.......... 108...... 20........... Bethune-Cookman...........10/23/93 Edward Mack.......... 108...... 17........... Nicholls State...................10/16/99 Kevin Smith............. 108...... 15........... Tulsa................................... 12/3/05 Jason Peters............ 108...... 13........... Marshall.............................10/4/06 Latavius Murray...... 108...... 13........... Akron.................................8/30/12 Elgin Davis.............. 107...... 24........... Western Kentucky..............9/22/84 Elgin Davis.............. 107...... 20........... Bethune-Cookman...............9/6/86 Gerod Davis............ 107...... 19........... Troy ................................... 9/19/92 Alex Haynes............ 107...... 20........... Syracuse............................... 9/8/01 Terrance Williams... 107...... 13........... Liberty..............................10/13/01 Jonathan Davis....... 107...... 20........... South Dakota.......................9/4/10 Ronnie Weaver....... 107...... 8............. Charleston Southern............9/3/11 Willie English.......... 106...... 31........... Liberty................................11/9/91 Jeff Godfrey............ 105...... 20........... Houston.............................11/5/10 Mark Giacone......... 104...... 16........... Memphis............................9/22/90 Alex Haynes............ 102...... 27........... Eastern Michigan...............11/8/03 Mike Stapp.............. 101...... 17........... St. Leo................................9/22/79 Elgin Davis.............. 101...... 17........... VMI.................................... 11/1/86 Mike Grant.............. 101...... 22........... Toledo................................10/3/98 Alex Haynes............ 101...... 19........... Kent State.........................11/23/04 Willie English.......... 100...... 20........... Bethune-Cookman.............9/28/91

Passing Records Team Records

Single Game Most Passes Attempted UCF...............63..............Western Kentucky, 10/12/85 Both Teams...112................. Louisiana Tech, 10/23/99 Opponent.....67....................... Louisiana Tech, 9/5/98 Most Passes Completed UCF...............37...................................... Troy, 9/16/89 .....................37.....................Florida Atlantic, 9/13/03 Both Teams...74................... Louisiana Tech, 10/23/99 Opponent.....47................... Louisiana Tech, 10/23/99 Highest Completion Pct. (min. 15 att.) UCF................889............... Samford (16/18), 10/7/95 Opponent......782....... South Carolina (18/23), 9/1/05 Most Net Passing Yards UCF...............497...................Florida Atlantic, 9/13/03 Both Teams...933................. Louisiana Tech, 10/23/99 Opponent.....597................. Louisiana Tech, 10/23/99 Highest Passing Yards Per Completion (min. 10 completions) UCF...............24.5...................Maine (10/245), 9/3/94 Opponent.....26.5..William & Mary (12/318), 8/29/96 Highest Passing Yards Per Attempt (min. 15 attempts) UCF...............15.6...........Louisiana (29/438),10/24/98 Opponent.....15.5...................WKU (23/357), 9/24/94 Most Touchdowns Passing UCF...............7....................... West Georgia, 10/17/87 Both Teams...10............................ Kent State, 10/4/97 Opponent.....6................. Stephen F. Austin, 10/26/85 .....................6.............................. Kent State, 10/4/97 Most Interceptions Thrown UCF...............6...4 times, last Nicholls State, 10/17/92 Both..............8.................... 3 times, last Yale, 10/2/93 Opponent.....5...................5 times, last B-CU, 9/12/92

Most Pass Completions UCF................................ 302.................................1998 Opponent...................... 288.................................2012 Most Pass Completions Per Game UCF................................ 27.5................................1998 Opponent...................... 21.6................................2009 Fewest Pass Completions UCF................................ 99...................................1981 Opponent...................... 100.................................1989 Fewest Pass Completions Per Game UCF................................ 9.9..................................1981 Opponent...................... 10...................................1989 Highest Completion Pct. UCF................................ .735................................1998 Opponent...................... .654................................2003 Lowest Completion Pct. UCF................................ .391................................1981 Opponent...................... .411................................1980 Most Passing Yards UCF................................ 3,837..............................2002 Opponent...................... 3,481..............................2009 Most Passing Yards Per Game UCF................................ 342.8..............................1998 Opponent...................... 267.8..............................2009 Fewest Passing Yards UCF................................ 1,313..............................1981 Opponent...................... 1,125..............................1989 Fewest Passing Yards Per Game UCF................................ 116.2..............................2008 Opponent...................... 109.4..............................1980 Highest Avg. Per Attempt UCF................................ 9.2..................................1998 Opponent...................... 8.2..................................1984

Single Season Most Pass Attempts UCF................................ 472.................................1999 Opponent...................... 480.................................2012

Lowest Avg. Per Attempt UCF................................ 4.5..................................2008 Opponent...................... 4.7..................................1987

Most Pass Attempts Per Game UCF................................ 42.9................................1999 Opponent...................... 35.4................................1999

Highest Avg. Per Completion UCF................................ 15.7................................1992 Opponent...................... 15.7................................1982

Fewest Pass Attempts UCF................................ 253.................................1981 Opponent...................... 217.................................1982

Lowest Avg. Per Completion UCF................................ 10.6................................2008 Opponent...................... 10.6................................2012

Fewest Pass Attempts Per Game UCF................................ 21.1................................2010 Opponent...................... 21.7................................1982

Most Interceptions Thrown UCF................................ 25...................................1982 Opponent...................... 20............................1981, ‘92 Fewest Interceptions Thrown UCF................................ 7..............................1998, ‘12 Opponent...................... 5.....................................2003

Individual Records

Pass Attempts Game 1. Darin Slack.............. 57/24... Georgia So., 10/3/87 2. Vic Penn.................. 55/34...........Florida, 9/11/99 3. Daunte Culpepper.. 52/29...... Miss. St., 10/25/97 Vic Penn.................. 52/29..........Auburn, 11/6/99 Ryan Schneider....... 52/37............... FAU, 9/13/03 6. Shane Willis............ 51/35... New Haven, 10/8/88 7. Darin Slack.............. 49/17............WKU, 10/12/85 Daunte Culpepper.. 49/36........... Toledo, 10/4/98 9. Darin Hinshaw........ 48/23............. ECU, 11/12/94 Vic Penn.................. 48/27....... La. Tech, 10/23/99 Ryan Schneider....... 48/27......Alabama, 10/28/00 Ryan Schneider....... 48/33........Syracuse, 9/20/03 Season 1. Vic Penn.................. 455/262.........................1999 2. Ryan Schneider....... 430/265.........................2002 3. Darin Slack.............. 420/219.........................1987 4. Daunte Culpepper.. 402/296.........................1998 5. Blake Bortles........... 399/251.........................2012 6. Shane Willis............ 398/239.........................1988 7. Daunte Culpepper.. 381/238.........................1997 8. Steven Moffett........ 375/223.........................2005 9. Ryan Schneider....... 357/204.........................2001 10. Darin Hinshaw........ 342/187.........................1994 Career 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 1,391/889................ 1995-98 2. Ryan Schneider....... 1,354/840................ 2000-03 3. Darin Hinshaw........ 1,112/614................ 1991-94 4. Darin Slack.............. 974/459................... 1984-87 5. Steven Moffett........ 860/510................... 2003-06 6. Dana Thyhsen......... 775/380................... 1982-84 7. Shane Willis............ 575/346................... 1987-89 8. Vic Penn.................. 571/329................... 1999-00 9. Blake Bortles........... 509/326................... 2011-12 10. Jeff Godfrey............ 473/321................... 2010-12 Pass Completions Game 1. Ryan Schneider....... 37/52............... FAU, 9/13/03 2. Daunte Culpepper.. 36/49........... Toledo, 10/4/98 3. Shane Willis............ 35/51... New Haven, 10/8/88 4. Vic Penn.................. 34/55...........Florida, 9/11/99 5. Darin Slack.............. 32/44.. W. Georgia, 10/17/87 6. Ryan Schneider....... 32/46.....Penn State, 8/31/02 7. Darin Slack.............. 31/46.......... Liberty, 11/7/87 Daunte Culpepper.. 31/41..............YSU, 10/31/98 Ryan Schneider....... 31/45......... WMU, 10/12/02 10. Daunte Culpepper.. 30/47.......... Purdue, 9/19/98 Steven Moffett........ 30/41........... Akron 10/16/04 Season 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 296/402.........................1998 2. Ryan Schneider....... 265/430.........................2002 3. Vic Penn.................. 262/455.........................1999 4. Blake Bortles........... 251/399.........................2012 5. Shane Willis............ 239/398.........................1988 6. Daunte Culpepper.. 238/381.........................1997 7. Steven Moffett........ 223/375.........................2005 8. Darin Slack.............. 219/420.........................1987 9. Ryan Schneider....... 204/357.........................2001 10. Brett Hodges........... 197/329.........................2009

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Passing Records Career 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 889/1,391................ 1995-98 2. Ryan Schneider....... 840/1,354................ 2000-03 3. Darin Hinshaw........ 614/1,112................ 1991-94 4. Steven Moffett........ 510/860................... 2003-06 5. Darin Slack.............. 459/974................... 1984-87 6. Dana Thyhsen......... 380/775................... 1982-84 7. Shane Willis............ 346/575................... 1987-89 8. Vic Penn.................. 329/571................... 1999-00 9. Blake Bortles........... 326/509................... 2011-12 10. Jeff Godfrey............ 321/473................... 2010-12 Passing Yardage Game 1. Ryan Schneider....... 497/37............. FAU, 9/13/03 2. Ryan Schneider....... 440/28......Syracuse, 11/2/02 3. Daunte Culpepper.. 438/21.. Louisiana, 10/24/98 4. Darin Hinshaw........ 437/25.. Valdosta St., 9/11/93 5. Daunte Culpepper.. 421/24........... UAB, 11/9/96 6. Darin Slack.............. 417/32...... W. Ga., 10/17/87 7. Ryan Schneider....... 409/24....... Liberty, 9/28/02 8. Darin Slack.............. 408/29.. Murray St., 10/4/86 9. Daunte Culpepper.. 406/28........... EIU, 10/12/98 10. Darin Hinshaw........ 400/24...... Liberty, 10/29/94 Season 1. Ryan Schneider....... 3,770/265......................2002 2. Daunte Culpepper.. 3,690/296......................1998 3. Daunte Culpepper.. 3,086/238......................1997 4. Vic Penn.................. 3,078/262......................1999 5. Blake Bortles........... 3,059/251......................2012 6. Darin Slack.............. 3,054/219......................1987 7. Shane Willis............ 2,926/239......................1988 8. Steven Moffett........ 2,295/223......................2005 9. Ryan Schneider....... 2,923/204......................2001 10. Darin Hinshaw........ 2,801/187......................1994 Career 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 11,412/889.............. 1995-98 2. Ryan Schneider....... 10,976/840.............. 2000-03 3. Darin Hinshaw........ 9,000/614................ 1991-94 4. Darin Slack.............. 6,302/459................ 1984‑87 5. Steven Moffett........ 6,199/510................ 2003-06 6. Dana Thyhsen......... 4,982/380................ 1982‑84 7. Shane Willis............ 4,106/346................ 1987‑89 8. Jeff Godfrey............ 4,095/321................ 2010-12 9. Blake Bortles........... 4,017/326................ 2011-12 10. Vic Penn.................. 3,867/329................ 1999-00 Passing Yardage BY A FRESHMAN QB Season 1. RS Ryan Schneider............2,334/177.............2000 2. True Jeff Godfrey..............2,159/159.............2010 3. True Daunte Culpepper....2,071/168.............1995 Pass Efficiency Game 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 245.98...... Samford, 10/7/95 2. Jeff Godfrey............ 245.69....Memphis, 11/27/10 3. Jeff Godfrey............ 243.66....... Houston, 11/5/10 4. Darin Hinshaw........ 242.07......... Liberty, 11/6/93 5. Daunte Culpepper.. 241.76....Louisiana, 10/24/98 6. Ryan Schneider....... 237.95....Louisiana, 11/24/01 7. Dana Thyhsen......... 236.38.. Fort Lewis, 11/19/83 8. Ryan Schneider....... 233.67........... ULM, 10/21/00 9. Jeff Godfrey............ 232.97............ ECU, 10/30/10 10. Kyle Israel............... 231.20......Memphis, 9/22/07 Season 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 170.24............................1998 2. Jeff Godfrey............ 154.31............................2010 3. Blake Bortles........... 153.88............................2011 4. Ron Johnson........... 147.93............................1990 124

5. Ryan Schneider....... 146.98............................2000 6. Daunte Culpepper.. 146.91............................1997 7. Darin Hinshaw........ 145.46............................1993 8. Blake Bortles........... 144.48............................2012 9. Kyle Israel............... 142.82............................2006 10. Jeff Godfrey............ 140.49............................2011 Career (minimum two seasons) 1. Jeff Godfrey............ 149.04...................... 2010-12 2. Daunte Culpepper.. 146.72...................... 1995-98 3. Blake Bortles........... 146.51...................... 2011-12 4. Ryan Schneider....... 145.39...................... 2000-03 5. Darin Hinshaw........ 138.18...................... 1991-94 6. Steven Moffett........ 133.68...................... 2003-06 7. Kyle Israel............... 128.70...................... 2004-07 8. Tony Lanham.......... 126.97...................... 1985-86 9. Ron Johnson........... 123.95...................... 1988-91 10. Shane Willis............ 121.13...................... 1987-89 Consecutive Pass Completions 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 15............. Samford 10/11/97 2. Daunte Culpepper.. 12..................... EKU, 8/31/95 Daunte Culpepper.. 12.....................UAB, 11/9/96 Ryan Schneider....... 12..Northern Illinois, 10/7/00 Brett Hodges........... 12............ Houston, 11/14/09 Blake Bortles........... 12..............Missouri, 9/29/12 7. Ryan Schneider....... 11................ Akron, 10/26/02 Kyle Israel............... 11...................UAB, 11/25/06 9. Ryan Schneider....... 10....Florida Atlantic, 9/13/03 Steven Moffett........ 10...... South Carolina, 9/1/05 Steven Moffett........ 10......................ULL, 10/1/05 Steven Moffett........ 10.............. Villanova, 9/2/05 Blake Bortles........... 10............Marshall, 10/27/12 300-Yard Passing Games Season 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 7.....................................1998 Ryan Schneider....... 7.....................................2002 3. Daunte Culpepper.. 5.....................................1997 4. Darin Slack.............. 4.....................................1987 Vic Penn.................. 4.....................................1999 6. Shane Willis............ 3.....................................1988 Ryan Schneider....... 3.....................................2001 8. Darin Hinshaw........ 2.....................................1992 Darin Hinshaw........ 2.....................................1994 Daunte Culpepper.. 2.....................................1996 Steven Moffett........ 2.....................................2004 Career 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 15............................. 1995-98 Ryan Schneider....... 15............................. 2000-03 3. Darin Hinshaw........ 5............................... 1991-94 Vic Penn.................. 5............................... 1999-00 5. Darin Slack.............. 4............................... 1984-87 Shane Willis............ 4............................... 1987-89 7. Steven Moffett........ 3............................... 2003-06 8. Kyle Israel............... 2............................... 2004-07 400-Yard Passing Games Season 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 2.....................................1998 Ryan Schneider....... 2.....................................2002 3. Darin Slack.............. 1.....................................1986 Darin Slack.............. 1.....................................1987 Darin Hinshaw........ 1.....................................1993 Darin Hinshaw........ 1.....................................1994 Daunte Culpepper.. 1.....................................1996 Ryan Schneider....... 1.....................................2003 Career 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 3............................... 1995-98 Ryan Schneider....... 3............................... 2000-03

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3. Darin Slack.............. 2............................... 1984-87 Darin Hinshaw........ 2............................... 1991-94 Seasons with 3,000 or More Passing Yards 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 2............................... 1995-98 2. Darin Slack.............. 1............................... 1984‑87 Vic Penn.................. 1............................... 1999-00 Ryan Schneider....... 1............................... 2000-03 Blake Bortles........... 1............................... 2011-12 Seasons with 2,000 or More Passing Yards 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 4............................... 1995-98 2. Darin Hinshaw........ 3............................... 1991-94 Ryan Schneider....... 3............................... 2000-03 4. Dana Thyhsen......... 1............................... 1982-84 Darin Slack.............. 1............................... 1984-87 Shane Willis............ 1............................... 1987-88 Vic Penn.................. 1............................... 1999-00 Steven Moffett........ 1............................... 2003-06 Kyle Israel............... 1............................... 2004-07 Brett Hodges........... 1.....................................2009 Jeff Godfrey............ 1............................... 2010-12 Blake Bortles........... 1............................... 2011-12 Passing Touchdowns Game 1. Darin Slack.............. 7...... West Georgia, 10/17/87 2. Darin Hinshaw........ 6...................Liberty, 11/6/93 3. Darin Slack.............. 5......... NW Mo. St., 10/24/87 Darin Hinshaw........ 5......................WKU, 9/24/94 Daunte Culpepper.. 5...................... ULM, 11/1/97 Ryan Schneider....... 5.................. Buffalo, 11/9/02 Season 1. Ryan Schneider....... 31...................................2002 2. Daunte Culpepper.. 28...................................1998 3. Darin Slack.............. 26...................................1987 Darin Hinshaw........ 26...................................1994 5. Daunte Culpepper.. 25...................................1997 Blake Bortles........... 25...................................2012 7. Darin Hinshaw........ 24...................................1992 Darin Hinshaw........ 24...................................1993 9. Steven Moffett........ 22...................................2005 10. Ryan Schneider....... 21...................................2000 Career 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 84............................. 1995-98 2. Ryan Schneider....... 82............................. 2000-03 Darin Hinshaw........ 82............................. 1991-94 4. Darin Slack.............. 47............................. 1984-87 5. Dana Thyhsen......... 41............................. 1982-84 Steven Moffett........ 41............................. 2003-06 7. Blake Bortles........... 31............................. 2011-12 8. Kyle Israel............... 22............................. 2004-07 9. Vic Penn.................. 21............................. 1999-00 10. Tony Lanham.......... 20............................. 1985-86 Jeff Godfrey............ 20............................. 2010-12 Longest Pass Completions Game 1. Darin Slack..........87 (TD).... NW Mo. St., 10/24/87 2. Vic Penn..............83 (TD).............Auburn, 11/6/99 Ryan Schneider...83...................Liberty, 10/13/01 4. Ryan Schneider...80 (TD)......Arizona State, 9/7/02 5. Vic Penn..............79 (TD)........ Ga. Tech, 9/2/2000 6. Brian Miller.........78 (TD)............... Akron, 11/3/01 7. Ron Johnson.......76 (TD).........S. Illinois, 10/27/90 Ryan Schneider...76 (TD).. Miami (Ohio), 11/23/02 Brett Hodges.......76 (TD)................ Rice, 10/24/09 10. Darin Hinshaw....74 (TD).. Valdosta State, 9/11/93

Passing Records Consecutive Games with a TD Pass 1. Ryan Schneider....... 28.............(9/22/01-11/1/03) 2. Daunte Culpepper.. 22...........(11/2/96-10/31/98) 3. Darin Hinshaw........ 12...........(11/2/91-11/14/92) Darin Hinshaw........ 12.......... (11/6/93- 10/29/94) 5. Vic Penn.................. 12.............(9/25/99-9/30/00) Steven Moffett........ 12.............(11/6/04-11/5/05)

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Pass Completion Percentage Game (minimum 15 attempts) 1. Daunte Culpepper.. .875 (14/16).... SAM, 10/7/95 2. Kyle Israel............... .864 (19/22)...UAB, 11/25/06 3. Daunte Culpepper.. .848 (28/33)...... EIU, 9/12/98 Daunte Culpepper.. .848 (28/33)....NIU, 10/10/98 Daunte Culpepper.. .848 (28/33).. BALL, 11/14/98 6. Brett Hodges........... .840 (21/25).. HOU, 11/14/09 7. Daunte Culpepper.. .839 (26/31).. SAM, 10/11/97 8. Ron Johnson........... .824 (14/17)..TEX SO, 11/17/90 Jeff Godfrey............ .824 (14/17).. MEM, 11/27/10 Jeff Godfrey............ .824 (14/17).. MEM, 10/29/11 Season (minimum 100 attempts) 1. Daunte Culpepper.. .736 (296/402)...............1998 2. Ryan Schneider....... .690 (194/281)...............2003 3. Jeff Godfrey............ .690 (160/232)...............2011 4. Blake Bortles........... .682 (75/110).................2011 5. Jeff Godfrey............ .668 (159/238)...............2010 6. Kyle Israel............... .651 (108/166)...............2006 7. Steven Moffett........ .642 (147/229)...............2004 8. Blake Bortles........... .629 (251/399)...............2012 9. Daunte Culpepper.. .625 (238/381)...............1997 10. Ryan Schneider....... .619 (177/286)...............2000 Career (minimum 200 attempts) 1. Jeff Godfrey............ .679 (321/473)......... 2010-12 2. Blake Bortles........... .640 (326/509)......... 2011-12 3. Daunte Culpepper.. .639 (889/1,391)...... 1995-98 4. Ryan Schneider....... .620 (840/1,354)...... 2000-03 5. Shane Willis............ .602 (346/575)......... 1987-89 6. Steven Moffett........ .606 (391/645)......... 2003-06 7. Brett Hodges........... .599 (197/329)...............2009 8. Kyle Israel............... .590 (305/517)......... 2004-07 9. Vic Penn.................. .576 (329/571)......... 1999-00 10. Tony Lanham.......... .556 (154/277)......... 1985-86

Passing Yards Per Attempt Game (minimum 10 attempts) 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 15.6 (28/438)..ULL, 10/24/98 2. Jeff Godfrey............ 15.5 (19/294).. HOU, 11/5/10 3. Jeff Godfrey............ 14.8 (17/252)..MEM, 11/27/10 4. Blake Bortles........... 14.4 (10/144)..... CSU, 9/3/11 5. Ryan Schneider....... 14.2 (22/312)..ULM, 10/21/00 6. Steven Moffett........ 13.8 (21/290)..MEM, 10/8/05 7. Jeff Godfrey............ 13.3 (12/159).. ECU, 10/30/10 8. Darin Slack.............. 13.2 (14/185).. SAM, 11/15/86 9. Blake Bortles........... 13.2 (21/277).. MAR, 10/27/12 10. Blake Bortles........... 13.2 (12/158).. UTEP, 11/25/11 Season (minimum 100 attempts) 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 9.2 (402/3,690)..............1998 2. Jeff Godfrey............ 9.1 (238/2,159)..............2010 3. Ryan Schneider....... 8.8 (430/3,770)..............2002 4. Blake Bortles........... 8.7 (110/958).................2011 5. Darin Hinshaw........ 8.3 (302/2,505)..............1992 6. Darin Hinshaw........ 8.2 (322/2,645)..............1993 7. Darin Hinshaw........ 8.2 (342/2,801)..............1994 8. Ryan Schneider....... 8.2 (357/2,923)..............2001 9. Jeff Godfrey............ 8.2 (232/1,898)..............2011 10. Daunte Culpepper.. 8.2 (314/2,565)..............1996 Career (minimum 2 years, 200 attempts) 1. Jeff Godfrey............ 8.7 (473/4,095)........ 2010-12 2. Daunte Culpepper.. 8.2 (1,391/11,412)... 1995-98 3. Ryan Schneider....... 8.1 (1,354/10,976)... 2000-03 4. Darin Hinshaw........ 8.1 (1,112/9,000)..... 1991-94 5. Blake Bortles........... 7.9 (509/4,017)........ 2011-12 6. Steven Moffett........ 7.5 (645/4,818)........ 2003-06 7. Kyle Israel............... 7.4 (517/3,830)........ 2004-07 8. Ron Johnson........... 7.2 (319/2,294)........ 1988-91 9. Shane Willis............ 7.1 (575/4,092)........ 1987-89 10. Tony Lanham.......... 7.0 (277/1,949)........ 1985-86

Passing Yards Per Completion Game (minimum 10 completions) 1. Darin Hinshaw........ 24.5 (10/245).. Maine, 9/3/94 2. Daunte Culpepper.. 23.0 (13/299)..S. CAR, 9/6/97 3. Ryan Schneider....... 22.2 (14/312)..ULM, 10/21/00 4. Ryan Schneider....... 21.0 (13/273)... AKR, 11/3/01 5. Daunte Culpepper.. 20.9 (21/438)..ULL, 10/24/98 6. Steven Moffett........ 20.7 (14/290)..MEM, 10/8/05 7. Ryan Schneider....... 20.2 (13/262)... LIB, 10/13/01 8. Darin Hinshaw........ 20.1 (17/343)..WKU, 9/24/94 9. Jeff Godfrey............ 19.6 (15/294).. HOU, 11/5/10 10. Daunte Culpepper.. 19.2 (17/327)... BG, 11/16/96 Season (minimum 100 completions) 1. Darin Hinshaw........ 15.6 (161/2,505)............1992 2. Darin Slack.............. 15.3 (117/1,799)............1986 3. Darin Hinshaw........ 15.0 (187/2,801)............1994 4. Ryan Schneider....... 14.3 (204/2,923)............2001 5. Jeff Godfrey............ 14.3 (143/2,042)............2010 6. Ryan Schneider....... 14.2 (265/3,770)............2002 7. Darin Slack.............. 13.9 (219/3,054)............1987 8. Darin Hinshaw........ 13.8 (191/2,645)............1993 9. Daunte Culpepper.. 13.7 (187/2,565)............1996 10. Dana Thyhsen......... 13.3 (155/2,058)............1983 Career (minimum 200 completions) 1. Darin Hinshaw........ 14.7 (614/9,000)...... 1991-94 2. Darin Slack.............. 13.7 (459/6,302)...... 1984-87

Miscellaneous PASSING Records When a player passes for 400 yards............UCF is: 9-1 When a player passes for 350 yards........UCF is: 16-10 When a player passes for 300 yards........UCF is: 38-25

Dana Thyhsen......... 13.1 (380/4,982)...... 1982-84 Ryan Schneider....... 13.1 (840/10,976).... 2000-03 Daunte Culpepper.. 12.8 (889/11,412).... 1995-98 Jeff Godfrey............ 12.8 (321/4,095)...... 2010-12 Kyle Israel............... 12.6 (305/3,830)...... 2004-07 Blake Bortles........... 12.3 (326/4,017)...... 2011-12 Steven Moffett........ 12.3 (391/4,814)...... 2003-06

Interceptions Thrown Game 1. Dana Thyhsen......... 6......................B-CU, 10/9/82 Shane Willis............ 6....................... Troy, 9/16/89 3. Dana Thyhsen......... 5.........Ga. Southern, 9/15/84 4. Mike Cullison.......... 4....... Presbyterian, 10/27/79 Daunte Culpepper.. 4..................Auburn, 11/7/98 Vic Penn.................. 4.................... Purdue, 9/4/99 Vic Penn.................. 4.................... Akron, 9/16/00 Ryan Schneider....... 4....... Virginia Tech, 11/11/00 Brett Hodges........... 4......... East Carolina, 9/26/09 10. 13 are tied.............. 3 Season 1. Darin Slack.............. 18...................................1987 2. Darin Hinshaw........ 17...................................1994 3. Mike Cullison.......... 16...................................1979 Dana Thyhsen......... 16...................................1984 Darin Hinshaw........ 16...................................1992 Ryan Schneider....... 16...................................2002 7. Mike Cullison.......... 15...................................1980 Daunte Culpepper.. 15...................................1996

Ryan Schneider....... 15...................................2003 10. Dana Thyhsen......... 13...................................1982 Brett Hodges........... 13...................................2009 Career 1. Darin Hinshaw........ 52............................. 1991-94 2. Ryan Schneider....... 51............................. 2000-03 3. Darin Slack.............. 50............................. 1984-87 4. Daunte Culpepper.. 42............................. 1995-98 5. Dana Thyhsen......... 37............................. 1982-84 6. Mike Cullison.......... 31............................. 1979-80 7. Steven Moffett........ 26............................. 2003-06 8. Shane Willis............ 23............................. 1988-89 9. Vic Penn.................. 17............................. 1999-00 Kyle Israel............... 17............................. 2004-07 Interception-to-Attempt Ratio Season (minimum 100 attempts) 1. Daunte Culpepper.. .017 (7/402)...................1998 2. Blake Bortles........... .017 (7/399)...................2012 3. Jeff Godfrey............ .022 (5/232)...................2011 4. Steven Moffett........ .024 (9/375)...................2005 5. Vic Penn.................. .024 (11/455).................1999 6. Ryan Schneider....... .025 (9/357)...................2001 7. Daunte Culpepper.. .026 (10/381).................1997 8. Dana Thyhsen......... .027 (8/295)...................1983 9. Blake Bortles........... .027 (3/110)...................2011 10. Jeff Godfrey............ .034 (8/238)...................2010 Career (minimum 200 attempts) 1. Blake Bortles........... .020 (10/509)........... 2011-12 2. Jeff Godfrey............ .027 (13/473)........... 2010-12 3. Vic Penn.................. .030 (17/571)........... 1999-00 4. Daunte Culpepper.. .030 (42/1,391)........ 1995-98 5. Steven Moffett........ .030 (26/860)........... 2003-06 6. Kyle Israel............... .032 (17/517)........... 2004-07 7. Ryan Schneider....... .038 (51/1,354)........ 2000-03 8. Brett Hodges........... .040 (13/329).................2009 9. Shane Willis............ .040 (23/575)........... 1988-89 10. Ron Johnson........... .042 (16/378)........... 1988-91 Opponent Single Game Passing Records Most Passes Attempted 64......... Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech...............9/5/98 Most Passes Completed 46......... Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech...........10/23/99 Highest Completion Percentage (MIN 15 ATT) .828...... Ben Roethlisberger, Miami (Ohio) (24/29) ..................................................................11/28/03 Most Yards Gained Passing 561....... Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech...........10/23/99 Highest Passing Efficiency Rating 255.68.. Charles Hebert, SE Louisiana.........9/17/83 Average Yards Per Attempt (MIN 15 ATT) 16.4...... Charles Hebert, SE Louisiana.........9/17/83 Average Yards Per Completion (MIN 10 COMP) 26.5...... Mike Cook, William & Mary...........8/29/96 Most Touchdowns Passes Thrown 6........... Todd Whitten, Stephen F. Austin..10/26/85 6........... Jose Davis, Kent State....................10/4/97 Longest Pass Completion 98......... Jose Davis, Kent State....................10/4/97 Most Interceptions Thrown 5........... 5+, Last: Robby Justino, Liberty.....11/9/91

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300-Yard Passing Games Player..................... Yards....C/A......... Opponent........................... Date Ryan Schneider........ 497....... 37/52......Florida Atlantic................9/13/03 Ryan Schneider........ 440....... 28/47......Syracuse..........................11/2/02 Daunte Culpepper... 438....... 21/28......Louisiana.......................10/24/98 Darin Hinshaw......... 437....... 25/35......Valdosta State..................9/11/93 Daunte Culpepper... 421....... 24/36......UAB.................................11/9/96 Darin Slack .............. 417....... 32/44......West Georgia.................10/17/87 Ryan Schneider........ 409....... 24/32......Liberty.............................9/28/02 Darin Slack............... 408....... 29/46......Murray State...................10/4/86 Daunte Culpepper... 406....... 28/33......Eastern Illinois.................9/12/98 Darin Hinshaw......... 400....... 24/36......Liberty...........................10/29/94 Darin Hinshaw......... 393....... 25/39......Western Kentucky.........10/24/92 Daunte Culpepper... 385....... 26/45......Louisiana-Monroe...........11/1/97 Vic Penn................... 379....... 34/55......Florida.............................9/11/99 Darin Hinshaw......... 378....... 25/46......James Madison..............11/14/92 Vic Penn................... 374....... 29/52......Auburn............................11/6/99 Vic Penn................... 374....... 26/38......Bowling Green...............11/20/99 Ryan Schneider........ 374....... 20/30......Miami (Ohio).................11/23/02 Daunte Culpepper... 370....... 24/37......Louisiana Tech...................9/5/98 Shane Willis............. 369....... 26/34......Eastern Kentucky...........11/12/88 Daunte Culpepper... 368....... 30/47......Purdue.............................9/19/98 Shane Willis............. 365....... 35/51......New Haven......................10/8/88 Ryan Schneider........ 365....... 27/38......Eastern Michigan.............9/30/00 Ryan Schneider........ 360....... 25/43......Buffalo.............................11/9/02 Daunte Culpepper... 359....... 29/52......Mississippi State............10/25/97 Darin Slack............... 356....... 25/37......Northwest Mo. St..........10/24/87 Darin Hinshaw......... 350....... 21/29......Liberty...........................11/16/93 Daunte Culpepper... 347....... 31/41......Youngstown State..........10/31/98 Ryan Schneider........ 346....... 25/41......Virginia Tech..................11/11/00 Ryan Schneider........ 345....... 32/46......Penn State.......................8/31/02 Darin Hinshaw......... 343....... 17/28......Western Kentucky...........9/24/94 Daunte Culpepper... 342....... 36/49......Toledo..............................10/3/98

Player..................... Yards....C/A......... Opponent........................... Date Brett Hodges............ 342....... 23/45......Marshall..........................11/1/09 Darin Hinshaw......... 341....... 18/40......Troy . .............................10/22/94 Ryan Schneider........ 341....... 31/45......Western Michigan.........10/12/02 Ryan Schneider........ 338....... 20/29......Tulane............................10/22/01 Vic Penn................... 336....... 27/48......Louisiana Tech...............10/23/99 Ryan Schneider........ 335....... 28/39......Louisiana-Monroe.........10/20/01 Darin Slack............... 334....... 23/40......Elon.................................9/12/87 Darin Slack............... 327....... 31/46......Liberty.............................11/7/87 Daunte Culpepper... 327....... 17/31......Bowling Green...............11/16/96 Daunte Culpepper... 327....... 28/33......Northern Illinois............10/10/98 Daunte Culpepper... 327....... 28/33......Ball State.......................11/14/98 Kyle Israel................ 327....... 27/42......Rice................................10/21/06 Ryan Schneider........ 325....... 17/28......Ohio...............................11/30/02 Daunte Culpepper... 322....... 26/45......Kent State........................10/4/97 Steven Moffett......... 322....... 30/41......Akron.............................10/16/04 Daunte Culpepper... 320....... 23/32......Bowling Green.................9/26/98 Steven Moffett......... 319....... 22/32......Kent State......................11/23/04 Daunte Culpepper... 318....... 24/35......Nebraska.........................9/13/97 Darin Slack............... 315....... 24/57......Ga. Southern...................10/3/87 Kyle Israel................ 313....... 28/45......East Carolina....................10/6/07 Ryan Schneider........ 312....... 14/22......Louisiana-Monroe.........10/21/00 Daunte Culpepper... 309....... 26/31......Samford.........................10/11/97 Daunte Culpepper... 307....... 22/30......Carson-Newman................9/9/95 Daunte Culpepper... 307....... 26/42......William & Mary...............8/29/96 Vic Penn................... 306....... 25/42......Akron .............................9/16/00 Ryan Schneider........ 304....... 22/44......Arkansas........................11/10/01 Tony Lanham........... 302....... 21/33......Eastern Kentucky...........10/18/86 Shane Willis............. 302....... 23/32......West Georgia...................9/10/88 Shane Willis............. 301....... 16/27......Valdosta State....................9/9/89 Ryan Schneider........ 301....... 30/40......Northern Illinois..............10/7/00 Steven Moffett......... 301....... 19/36......Nevada..........................12/24/05

Receiving Records Individual Records

Receptions Game 1. Todd Cleveland....... 15/158......Ball State, 9/21/96 2. Bernard Ford.......... 14/160..............Elon, 9/19/87 Tyson Hinshaw....... 14/129......N. Illinois, 10/7/00 4. Mike Sims-Walker.. 13/169............ Rice, 10/21/06 5. Bernard Ford.......... 12/197..W. Georgia, 10/17/87 Sean Beckton......... 12/111...............B-CU, 9/1/89 David Rhodes......... 12/138............ Troy, 10/30/93 Tyson Hinshaw....... 12/206............. EMU, 9/30/00 Doug Gabriel.......... 12/206.......Syracuse, 11/2/02 Mike Sims-Walker.. 12/132............... USF, 9/16/06 Season 1. Mike Sims-Walker.. 90/1,178.........................2006 2. Tyson Hinshaw....... 89/1,089.........................2000 3. Siaha Burley........... 88/1,142.........................1998 4. Charles Lee............. 87/1,133.........................1999 5. David Rhodes......... 78/1,159.........................1993 6. Siaha Burley........... 77/1,106.........................1997 7. Ted Wilson............. 76/1,119.........................1985 8. Doug Gabriel.......... 75/1,237.........................2002 9. Sean Beckton......... 74/1,030.........................1988 Brandon Marshall... 74/1,195.........................2005

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Career 1. David Rhodes......... 213/3,618................. 1991-94 2. Mark Nonsant........ 198/2,809................. 1995-98 3. Sean Beckton......... 196/2,493................. 1987-90 4. Mike Sims-Walker.. 184/2,561................. 2003-06 5. Siaha Burley........... 165/2,248................. 1997-98 6. Charles Lee............. 162/2,249................. 1997-99 7. Rocky Ross............. 157/1,986................. 2006-09 8. Ted Wilson............. 151/2,443................. 1983â&#x20AC;&#x2018;86 9. Tyson Hinshaw....... 148/1,874................. 1997-00 10. Jimmy Fryzel........... 137/2,469................. 1999-02 Receptions in Consecutive Games 1. Sean Beckton......... 42.............................. 1987-90 2. Charles Lee............. 33.............................. 1997-99 Jimmy Fryzel........... 33.............................. 1999-01 4. Tyson Hinshaw....... 32.............................. 1997-00 5. Ted Wilson............. 30.............................. 1984-86 6. Mike Sims-Walker.. 28.............................. 2003-06 7. Todd Cleveland....... 26 ............................. 1994-97 8. David Rhodes......... 24.............................. 1992-94 9. Tavaris Capers........ 23.............................. 2003-04 10. Mike Dickinson....... 22.............................. 1990-92 Siaha Burley........... 22.............................. 1997-98

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100-Yard Receiving Games Season 1. Ted Wilson.....................7..............................1985 Brandon Marshall...........7..............................2005 3. David Rhodes.................6..............................1993 Siaha Burley...................6..............................1998 Charles Lee.....................6..............................1999 Doug Gabriel..................6..............................2002 7. Bernard Ford..................5..............................1987 Sean Beckton.................5..............................1988 David Rhodes.................5..............................1994 Siaha Burley...................5..............................1997 Tyson Hinshaw...............5..............................2000 Jimmy Fryzel...................5..............................2002 Mike Sims-Walker..........5..............................2006 Career 1. David Rhodes.................16...................... 1991-94 2. Siaha Burley...................11...................... 1997-98 3. Ted Wilson.....................10...................... 1983-86 4. Sean Beckton.................9........................ 1987-90 Mark Nonsant................9........................ 1995-98 Charles Lee.....................9........................ 1997-99 Mike Sims-Walker..........9........................ 2003-06 8. Doug Gabriel..................8........................ 2001-02 Brandon Marshall...........8........................ 2002-05 10. Jimmy Fryzel...................7........................ 1999-02

Receiving Records Consecutive 100-Yard Receiving Games 1. Ted Wilson............. 5.............. 10/26/85-11/30/85 2. Mike Dickinson....... 4................ 11/16/91-9/19/92 Jimmy Fryzel........... 4................ 11/2/02-11/23/02 4. Bernard Ford.......... 3.............. 10/10/87-10/24/87 Mark Nonsant........ 3................ 11/2/96-11/16/97 David Rhodes......... 3 ............. 10/16/93-10/30/93 Siaha Burley........... 3.................. 9/12/98-9/26/98 Charles Lee............. 3................ 11/6/99-11/20/99 9. 15 players tied . ..... 2 Receiving Yardage Game 1. Siaha Burley........... 266/10.............ULL, 10/24/98 2. David Rhodes......... 231/10...........WKU, 10/24/92 Siaha Burley........... 231/8.. South Carolina, 9/6/97 4. Brandon Marshall... 210/11.......Nevada, 12/24/05 5. Mark Nonsant........ 209/9................UAB, 11/9/96 6. Bernard Ford.......... 208/11..NW Mo. St., 10/24/87 7. Tyson Hinshaw....... 206/12............. EMU, 9/20/00 Doug Gabriel.......... 206/12.......Syracuse, 11/2/02 9. Charles Lee............. 203/11........ Auburn, 11/6/99 10. Bernard Ford.......... 197/12..W. Georgia, 10/17/87 Season 1. Doug Gabriel.......... 1,237/75.........................2002 2. Brandon Marshall... 1,195/74.........................2005 3. Bernard Ford.......... 1,180/68.........................1987 4. Mike Sims-Walker.. 1,178/90.........................2006 5. David Rhodes......... 1,159/78.........................1993 6. Siaha Burley........... 1,146/88.........................1998 7. Charles Lee............. 1,133/87.........................1999 8. Jimmy Fryzel........... 1,126/58.........................2002 9. Ted Wilson............. 1,119/76.........................1985 10. Siaha Burley........... 1,106/77.........................1997 Career 1. David Rhodes......... 3,618/213................. 1991-94 2. Mark Nonsant........ 2,809/198................. 1995-98 3. Mike Sims-Walker.. 2,561/184................. 2003-06 4. Sean Beckton......... 2,493/196................. 1987-90 5. Jimmy Fryzel........... 2,469/137................. 1999-02 6. Ted Wilson............. 2,443/151................. 1983‑86 7. Charles Lee............. 2,249/162................. 1997-99 8. Siaha Burley........... 2,248/165................. 1997-98 9. Bernard Ford.......... 2,138/111................. 1985‑87 10. Rocky Ross............. 1,986/157................. 2006-09 Top-10 Single-Season Receiving Tandems 1. 2,363..............................................................2002 Doug Gabriel (1,237), Jimmy Fryzel (1,126) 2. 2,050..............................................................2005 Brandon Marshall (1,195), Mike Sims-Walker (855) 3. 1,989..............................................................1998 Siaha Burley (1,142), Mark Nonsant (847) 4. 1,903..............................................................1987 Bernard Ford (1,177), Arnell Spencer (726) 5. 1,900..............................................................1994 David Rhodes (1,075), Mark Whittemore (825) 6. 1,864..............................................................1999 Charles Lee (1,133), Tyson Hinshaw (731) 7. 1,833..............................................................1993 David Rhodes (1,159), Mark Whittemore (674) 8. 1,809..............................................................1997 Siaha Burley (1,106), Mark Nonsant (703) 9. 1,709..............................................................2006 Mike Sims-Walker (1,178), Rocky Ross (531) 10. 1,695..............................................................2000 Tyson Hinshaw (1,089), Jimmy Fryzel (606)

1,000-Yard Receiving Seasons 1. David Rhodes......... 3................................ 1991-94 2. Siaha Burley........... 2................................ 1997-98 3. Ted Wilson............. 1................................ 1983-86 Bernard Ford.......... 1................................ 1985-87 Sean Beckton......... 1................................ 1987-90 Charles Lee............. 1................................ 1997-99 Tyson Hinshaw....... 1................................ 1997-00 Doug Gabriel.......... 1................................ 2001-02 Jimmy Fryzel........... 1................................ 1999-02 Brandon Marshall... 1................................ 2002-05 Mike Sims-Walker.. 1................................ 2003-06 Touchdown Receptions Game 1. Bernard Ford.......... 4.......... NW Mo. St., 10/24/87 David Rhodes......... 4....................Liberty, 11/6/93 Doug Gabriel.......... 4..................... Ohio, 11/30/02 4. Ted Wilson............. 3.. Georgia Southern, 11/9/85 Bernard Ford.......... 3....... West Georgia, 10/17/87 Mike Dickinson....... 3.......................B-CU, 9/12/92 Bret Cooper............ 3................... Buffalo, 11/7/92 Rufus Hall............... 3... Eastern Kentucky, 8/31/95 Tyson Hinshaw....... 3......William & Mary, 9/23/00 Brandon Marshall... 3.................Nevada, 12/24/05 Season 1. Bret Cooper............ 14....................................1992 2. Bernard Ford.......... 13....................................1987 Tyson Hinshaw....... 13....................................2000 4. Ted Wilson............. 12....................................1985 David Rhodes......... 12....................................1993 6. David Rhodes......... 11....................................1994 Doug Gabriel.......... 11....................................2002 Brandon Marshall... 11....................................2005 9. Doug Gabriel.......... 9......................................2001 Mike Walker........... 9......................................2005 Kamar Aiken........... 9......................................2009 Career 1. David Rhodes......... 29.............................. 1991-94 2. Bret Cooper............ 23.............................. 1989-92 3. Ted Wilson............. 21.............................. 1983-86 Bernard Ford.......... 21.............................. 1986-87 5. Doug Gabriel.......... 20.............................. 2001-02 6. Tyson Hinshaw....... 17.............................. 1997-00 Tavaris Capers........ 17.............................. 2001-04 Kamar Aiken........... 17.............................. 2007-10 9. Sean Beckton......... 16.............................. 1987-90 Mark Whittemore.. 16.............................. 1992-94 Kenny Clark............ 16.............................. 1996-00 Mike Sims-Walker.. 16.............................. 2003-06

5. Siaha Burley........... 28.9 (8/231)..S. Carolina, 9/6/97 6. Siaha Burley........... 26.6 (10/266)...ULL, 10/24/98 7. Doug Gabriel.......... 25.5 (7/179)... Ohio, 11/30/02 8. Arnell Spencer........ 25.3 (6/152)......Elon, 9/19/87 9. Jimmy Fryzel........... 25.0 (6/150).......SYR, 11/2/02 10. Mark Nonsant........ 24.9 (7/174)...... NEB, 9/13/97 Season (minimum 25 receptions) 1. Bernard Ford.......... 21.8 (30/653)..................1986 2. Mark Whittemore.. 21.7 (31/674)..................1993 3. David Rhodes......... 19.6 (51/1,002)...............1992 4. Jimmy Fryzel........... 19.4 (58/1,126)...............2002 5. Mark Whittemore.. 18.3 (45/825)..................1994 6. Rannell Hall............ 18.0 (35/631)..................2012 7. Kamar Aiken........... 17.7 (33/584)..................2007 8. Arnell Spencer........ 17.6 (41/723)..................1987 9. Bernard Ford.......... 17.4 (68/1,180)...............1987 10. David Rhodes......... 17.3 (62/1,075)...............1994 Career (minimum 50 receptions) 1. Doug Gabriel.......... 19.3 (97/1,869)......... 2001-02 Bernard Ford.......... 19.3 (111/2,138)....... 1984-87 3. Mark Whittemore.. 19.1 (100/1,908)....... 1991-94 4. Jimmy Fryzel.......... 18.0 (137/2,469)....... 1999-02 5. Arnell Spencer....... 17.9 (83/1,487)......... 1987‑88 6. David Rhodes......... 17.0 (213/3,618)....... 1991-94 7. Ted Wilson............. 16.2 (151/2,443)....... 1983‑86 8. Shawn Jefferson..... 16.2 (67/1,087)......... 1988-90 9. Bret Cooper........... 15.9 (91/1,450)......... 1990-92 Kamar Aiken.......... 15.9 (121/1,924)....... 2007-10 RECEPTIONS BY A FRESHMAN Season 1. J.J. Worton............. 41/531............................2011 2. Sean Beckton......... 40/421............................1987 3. Mike Dickinson....... 33/371............................1989 Kamar Aiken........... 33/584............................2007 5. Josh Reese.............. 30/461............................2011 6. Shantel Roundtree... 26/361............................1988 Breshad Perriman.. 26/388............................2012 8. Bobby Joe Plain...... 25/308............................1979 Mike Nonsant......... 25/334............................1995 Reginald Doster...... 25/350............................1995 Receiving Yardage BY A FRESHMAN Season 1. Kamar Aiken........... 584/33............................2007 2. J.J. Worton............. 531/41............................2011 3. Jose Reese.............. 461/30............................2011 4. Sean Beckton......... 421/40............................1987 5. Breshad Perriman.. 388/26............................2012 6. Todd Cleveland....... 385/20............................1994 7. David Rhodes......... 382/22............................1991 8. Mike Dickinson....... 371/33............................1989 9. Shantel Roundtree... 361/26............................1988 10. Reginald Doster...... 350/25............................1995

Longest Reception 1. Bernard Ford.......... 87 (TD)..NW Mo. St., 10/24/87 2. Charles Lee............. 83 (TD).......Auburn, 11/06/99 Doug Gabriel.......... 83 (TD)........Liberty, 10/13/01 4. Doug Gabriel.......... 80 (TD)..Arizona State, 9/7/02 5. Kenny Clark............ 79 (TD)....... Ga. Tech, 9/02/00 6. Thad Ward............. 78 (TD)........... Akron, 11/3/01 7. Shawn Jefferson..... 76 (TD).....S. Illinois, 10/27/90 Jimmy Fryzel........... 76 (TD)..Miami (Ohio), 11/23/02 A.J. Guyton............. 76 (TD)............ Rice, 10/24/09 10. Mark Whittemore.. 74 (TD).............. VSU, 9/11/93

RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END Season 1. Don Grayson.......... 50/441............................1987 2. Darcy Johnson........ 36/435............................2005 3. John Osborne......... 31/357............................1988 4. Mike Williams........ 26/245............................1979 5. Adam Nissley.......... 21/235............................2011

Yards Per Reception Game (minimum 5 receptions) 1. Mark Whittemore.. 32.6 (5/163)...... VSU, 9/11/93 2. Kenny Clark............ 29.6 (5/148)..Ga. Tech, 9/2/00 3. David Rhodes......... 29.0 (5/145)...B-CU, 10/23/93 Jimmy Fryzel........... 29.0 (6/174).. MIA(OH),11/23/02

Miscellaneous Receiving Records When one player has 200 yards..................UCF is: 4-5 When one player has 150 yards..............UCF is: 20-16 When two players have 150 yards...............UCF is: 1-1 When one player has 100 yards..............UCF is: 77-66 When two players have 100 yards...........UCF is: 10-10

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100-Yard Receiving Games Player............................ Yards.....Rec......Opponent..................................... Date Siaha Burley.................... 266........10........ Louisiana.................................. 10/24/98 David Rhodes.................. 231........10........ Western Kentucky................... 10/24/92 Siaha Burley.................... 231........8.......... South Carolina............................. 9/6/97 Brandon Marshall........... 210........11........ Nevada..................................... 12/24/05 Mark Nonsant................. 209........9.......... UAB............................................ 11/9/96 Bernard Ford.................. 208........11........ Northwest Mo. St.................... 10/24/87 Tyson Hinshaw................ 206........12........ Eastern Michigan....................... 9/30/00 Doug Gabriel.................. 206........12........ Syracuse..................................... 11/2/02 Charles Lee..................... 203........11........ Auburn..................................... 11/06/99 Bernard Ford.................. 197........12........ West Georgia........................... 10/17/87 Mark Nonsant................. 195........8.......... Bowling Green......................... 11/16/96 Bret Cooper.................... 181........8.......... Buffalo....................................... 11/7/92 Doug Gabriel.................. 179........7.......... Ohio......................................... 11/30/02 Mark Nonsant................. 174........7.......... Nebraska.................................... 9/13/97 Jimmy Fryzel................... 174........6.......... Miami (Ohio)........................... 11/23/02 Arnell Spencer................ 172........10........ Liberty........................................ 11/7/87 David Rhodes.................. 172........7.......... Buffalo..................................... 11/19/94 Todd Cleveland............... 172........7.......... William & Mary......................... 8/29/96 Charles Lee..................... 170........11........ Florida........................................ 9/11/99 Mike Sims-Walker........... 169........13........ Rice.......................................... 10/21/06 David Rhodes.................. 165........10........ Nicholls State........................... 10/17/92 Mark Whittemore........... 163........5.......... Valdosta State............................ 9/11/93 A.J. Guyton..................... 163........9.......... BYU............................................ 9/23/11 Bernard Ford.................. 160........14........ Elon............................................ 9/19/87 David Rhodes.................. 160........7.......... Troy ......................................... 10/22/94 Bernard Ford.................. 159........8.......... Eastern Kentucky....................... 9/26/87 Todd Cleveland............... 158........15........ Ball State.................................... 9/21/96 Mike Sims-Walker........... 157........10........ Memphis................................... 10/8/05 Mark Whittemore........... 156........7.......... Western Kentucky..................... 9/24/94 David Rhodes.................. 155........9.......... Yale.......................................... 10/21/93 Mark Nonsant................. 155........9.......... Northern Illinois....................... 10/10/98 Charles Lee..................... 154........11........ Eastern Illinois........................... 9/12/98 Doug Gabriel.................. 153........11........ Penn State................................. 8/31/02 Arnell Spencer................ 152........6.......... Elon............................................ 9/19/87 Ted Wilson...................... 151........7.......... Georgia Southern...................... 11/9/85 David Rhodes.................. 150........11........ Liberty........................................ 11/6/93 Jimmy Fryzel................... 150........6.......... Syracuse..................................... 11/2/02 Kenny Clark..................... 148........5.......... Georgia Tech................................ 9/2/00 Siaha Burley.................... 147........9.......... Purdue....................................... 9/19/98 Tavaris Capers................. 147........7.......... Northern Illinois......................... 10/9/04 Siaha Burley.................... 146........11........ Bowling Green........................... 9/26/98 David Rhodes.................. 145........5.......... Bethune-Cookman................... 10/23/93 Doug Gabriel.................. 142........7.......... Louisiana-Monroe................... 10/20/01 Mike Dickinson............... 141........5.......... Bethune-Cookman..................... 9/12/92 Charles Lee..................... 140........9.......... Louisiana Tech......................... 10/23/99 Doug Gabriel.................. 140........6.......... Liberty........................................ 9/28/02 Ted Wilson...................... 139........11........ Samford................................... 11/30/85 Bret Cooper.................... 139........7.......... Liberty...................................... 10/31/92 Kenny Clark..................... 139........6.......... Bowling Green......................... 11/20/99 David Rhodes.................. 138........12........ Troy ......................................... 10/30/93 Siaha Burley.................... 138........9.......... Mississippi State...................... 10/25/97 Bernard Ford.................. 136........8.......... Savannah State........................ 10/10/87 Sean Beckton.................. 136........8.......... Eastern Kentucky..................... 11/12/88 Tyson Hinshaw................ 136........6.......... Louisiana-Monroe................... 10/21/00 Shawn Jefferson.............. 135........3.......... Southern Illinois....................... 10/27/90 Siaha Burley.................... 135........8.......... Eastern Michigan..................... 11/15/97 Rocky Ross...................... 135........6.......... Memphis................................. 11/11/06 Ted Wilson...................... 133........10........ Murray State.............................. 10/4/86 Poe White....................... 133........5.......... Florida A&M............................ 11/14/87 Brandon Marshall........... 133........4.......... Memphis................................... 10/8/05 Mike Sims-Walker........... 133........12........ USF............................................ 9/16/06 Mike Sims-Walker........... 133........7.......... UAB.......................................... 11/25/06 David Rhodes.................. 132........6.......... Western Kentucky..................... 9/24/94 Sean Beckton.................. 131........11........ New Haven................................ 10/8/88 David Rhodes.................. 131........5.......... Buffalo....................................... 11/7/92

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Player............................ Yards.....Rec......Opponent..................................... Date Mike Sims-Walker........... 131........6.......... Memphis................................. 11/11/06 Kamar Aiken................... 131........4.......... Memphis................................... 9/22/07 Ted Wilson...................... 130........8.......... Stephen F. Austin..................... 10/26/85 Todd Cleveland............... 129........6.......... Liberty...................................... 10/29/94 Tyson Hinshaw................ 129........14........ Northern Illinois......................... 10/7/00 Mike Dickinson............... 127........4.......... Gardner-Webb............................. 9/5/92 David Rhodes.................. 127........5.......... James Madison........................ 11/14/92 A.J. Guyton..................... 127........8.......... South Dakota............................... 9/4/10 Jimmy Fryzel................... 126........7.......... Kent State................................ 11/16/02 Siaha Burley.................... 125........8.......... Idaho......................................... 9/20/97 Sean Beckton.................. 124........7.......... Georgia Southern.................... 10/29/88 Doug Gabriel.................. 124........3.......... Liberty...................................... 10/13/01 Rocky Ross...................... 124........9.......... Tulane...................................... 11/18/06 Siaha Burley.................... 123........7.......... Samford................................... 10/11/97 Jamar Newsome............. 123........5.......... Houston..................................... 11/5/10 Jimmy Fryzel................... 122........8.......... Buffalo....................................... 11/9/02 Kamar Aiken................... 122........8.......... East Carolina.............................. 10/6/07 Sean Beckton.................. 121........10........ Eastern Kentucky......................... 9/8/90 Brian Watters.................. 121........7.......... Tulsa......................................... 10/26/08 Ted Wilson...................... 120........10........ Savannah State........................ 11/23/85 Sean Beckton.................. 120........9.......... West Georgia............................. 9/10/88 Todd Cleveland............... 120........11........ South Carolina............................. 9/7/96 Kenny Clark..................... 120........6.......... Louisiana Tech............................. 9/5/98 Brandon Marshall........... 120........7.......... Houston..................................... 11/5/05 Glenn McCombs............. 119........7.......... Bethune-Cookman................... 11/26/83 Shawn Jefferson.............. 119........5.......... East Tennessee State................. 10/7/89 Siaha Burley.................... 119........9.......... Eastern Illinois........................... 9/12/98 Kenny Clark..................... 119........10........ Georgia...................................... 9/25/99 Mike Sims-Walker........... 119........6.......... Houston................................... 10/28/06 A.J. Guyton..................... 119........9.......... East Carolina.............................. 9/26/09 Ted Wilson...................... 118........11........ Western Kentucky................... 10/12/85 Luther Huggins............... 118........9.......... Akron....................................... 10/16/04 Jamar Newsome............. 118........4.......... Memphis................................. 11/27/10 Bret Cooper.................... 117........9.......... East Carolina.............................. 9/21/91 David Rhodes.................. 117........6.......... Western Illinois........................ 10/16/93 Mark Nonsant................. 117........7.......... Louisiana-Monroe..................... 11/1/97 Tavirus Davis................... 117........8.......... Utah State................................ 10/27/01 J.J. Worton...................... 117........8.......... Southern Miss.......................... 10/13/12 David Rhodes.................. 116........6.......... East Carolina.............................. 9/21/91 Mike Dickinson............... 116........7.......... Troy State................................... 9/19/92 Tyson Hinshaw................ 116........10........ Virginia Tech............................ 11/11/00 Doug Gabriel.................. 116........5.......... Arizona State............................... 9/7/02 Siaha Burley.................... 115........8.......... Ball State.................................. 11/14/98 Tyson Hinshaw................ 115........10........ Eastern Michigan..................... 10/30/99 Ted Wilson...................... 114........4.......... Illinois State............................... 9/28/85 J.J. Worton...................... 114........11........ Southern Miss.......................... 11/12/11 Jimmy Fryzel................... 113........7.......... Western Michigan................... 10/12/02 Ted Wilson...................... 112........7.......... Louisville.................................... 11/2/85 Todd Cleveland............... 112........9.......... Mississippi State...................... 10/25/97 Sean Beckton.................. 111........6.......... North Alabama.......................... 10/1/88 Sean Beckton.................. 111........12........ Bethune-Cookman....................... 9/1/89 Mark Nonsant................. 111........6.......... Illinois State............................... 11/2/96 Mark Nonsant................. 110........9.......... Toledo........................................ 10/3/98 Charles Lee..................... 110........8.......... Eastern Illinois........................... 10/2/99 Brandon Marshall........... 110........10........ Tulane...................................... 10/21/05 Mike Sims-Walker........... 110........7.......... East Carolina............................ 10/29/05 Ted Wilson...................... 109........4.......... Austin Peay.............................. 10/27/84 Shawn Jefferson.............. 109........4.......... Bethune-Cookman..................... 9/15/90 Sean Beckton.................. 109........6.......... Slippery Rock........................... 11/10/90 Mark Whittemore........... 109........8.......... Western Kentucky................... 10/24/92 Rufus Hall....................... 109........8.......... Eastern Kentucky....................... 8/31/95 Jimmy Fryzel................... 109........5.......... Akron......................................... 9/16/00 Brandon Marshall........... 109........7.......... Tulsa........................................... 12/3/05 Mike Sims-Walker........... 109........8.......... Southern Miss.......................... 10/15/05 Mark Whittemore........... 108........5.......... East Carolina.............................. 9/18/93 David Rhodes.................. 108........8.......... Buffalo..................................... 11/13/93

100-Yard Receiving Games Player............................ Yards.....Rec......Opponent..................................... Date Todd Cleveland............... 108........3.......... Troy ......................................... 10/22/94 Charles Lee..................... 108........10........ Bowling Green......................... 11/20/99 Ed Schenk....................... 107........8.......... VMI............................................ 9/25/82 Tavirus Davis................... 107........4.......... Eastern Kentucky..................... 10/14/00 Brandon Marshall........... 107........5.......... Louisiana . ................................. 10/1/05 Jimmy Fryzel................... 106........4.......... Louisiana . ............................... 10/24/01 Arnell Spencer................ 105........4.......... Eastern Kentucky..................... 11/12/88 David Rhodes.................. 105........5.......... Maine.......................................... 9/3/94 Mike Sims-Walker........... 105........9.......... South Carolina............................. 9/1/05 Bernard Ford.................. 104........7.......... Wichita State........................... 10/11/86 Sean Beckton.................. 104........6.......... Grand Valley State................... 10/31/87 Mike Dickinson............... 104........9.......... Millersville............................... 11/16/91 Doug Gabriel.................. 104........7.......... Western Michigan................... 10/12/02 Brandon Marshall........... 104........5.......... Florida Atlantic.......................... 9/13/03 Mike Sims-Walker........... 104........4.......... Florida Atlantic.......................... 9/13/03 Jim Taylor........................ 103........8.......... Alabama A&M......................... 10/17/81 Aaron Sam...................... 103........6.......... West Georgia............................. 9/13/86

Player............................ Yards.....Rec......Opponent..................................... Date David Rhodes.................. 103........8.......... Valdosta State............................ 9/10/94 Rufus Hall....................... 103........6.......... Illinois State............................... 11/2/96 Siaha Burley.................... 103........10........ New Mexico............................. 11/21/98 Charles Lee..................... 103........7.......... Youngstown State.................... 10/31/98 A.J. Guyton..................... 103........3.......... Rice.......................................... 10/24/09 Don Grayson................... 102........8.......... Eastern Kentucky..................... 10/18/86 Ted Wilson...................... 102........4.......... Eastern Kentucky..................... 10/18/86 Mark Nonsant................. 102........6.......... Louisiana Tech............................. 9/5/98 Tyson Hinshaw................ 102........8.......... Alabama.................................. 10/28/00 Brandon Marshall........... 102........10........ South Carolina............................. 9/1/05 Bret Cooper.................... 100........6.......... James Madison............................ 9/7/91 Mark Nonsant................. 100........9.......... Hawaii...................................... 10/21/95 Charles Lee..................... 100........3.......... Louisiana-Monroe..................... 11/1/97 Charles Lee..................... 100........10........ Middle Tennessee.................... 11/13/99 Tavaris Capers................. 100........5.......... Buffalo....................................... 10/2/04 Jamar Newsome............. 100........5.......... Southern Miss.......................... 11/13/10

100-Yard Receiving Tandems Players......................... Yards......Rec......Opponent..................................... Date Don Grayson.................. 102.........8.......... Eastern Kentucky..................... 10/18/86 Ted Wilson..................... 102.........4..........................................................................

Players......................... Yards......Rec......Opponent..................................... Date Kenny Clark.................... 120.........6.......... Louisiana Tech............................. 9/5/98 Mark Nonsant................ 102.........6..........................................................................

Bernard Ford................. 160.........14........ Elon............................................ 9/19/87 Arnell Spencer............... 152.........6..........................................................................

Charles Lee.................... 154.........11........ Eastern Illinois........................... 9/12/98 Siaha Burley................... 119.........9..........................................................................

Sean Beckton................. 136.........8.......... Eastern Kentucky..................... 11/12/88 Arnell Spencer............... 105.........4..........................................................................

Kenny Clark.................... 139.........6.......... Bowling Green......................... 11/20/99 Charles Lee.................... 108.........10........................................................................

Bret Cooper................... 117.........9.......... East Carolina.............................. 9/21/91 David Rhodes................. 116.........6..........................................................................

Jimmy Fryzel.................. 113.........7.......... Western Michigan................... 10/12/02 Doug Gabriel................. 104.........7..........................................................................

David Rhodes................. 231.........10........ Western Kentucky................... 10/24/92 Mark Whittemore.......... 109.........8..........................................................................

Doug Gabriel................. 206.........12........ Syracuse..................................... 11/2/02 Jimmy Fryzel.................. 150.........6..........................................................................

Bret Cooper................... 181.........8.......... Buffalo....................................... 11/7/92 David Rhodes................. 131.........5..........................................................................

Mike Sims-Walker.......... 105.........9.......... South Carolina............................. 9/1/05 Brandon Marshall.......... 102.........10........................................................................

Mark Whittemore.......... 156.........7.......... Western Kentucky..................... 9/24/94 David Rhodes................. 132.........6..........................................................................

Mike Sims-Walker.......... 157.........10........ Memphis................................... 10/8/05 Brandon Marshall.......... 133.........4..........................................................................

David Rhodes................. 160.........7.......... Troy ......................................... 10/22/94 Todd Cleveland.............. 108.........3..........................................................................

Rocky Ross..................... 135.........6.......... Memphis................................. 11/11/06 Mike Sims-Walker.......... 131.........6..........................................................................

Mark Nonsant................ 111.........6.......... Illinois State............................... 11/2/96 Rufus Hall...................... 103.........6.......................................................................... Siaha Burley................... 138.........9.......... Mississippi State...................... 10/25/97 Todd Cleveland.............. 112.........9.......................................................................... Mark Nonsant................ 117.........7.......... Louisiana-Monroe..................... 11/1/97 Charles Lee.................... 100.........3..........................................................................

Opponent Single Game Receiving Records Most Passes Caught 15....... Eugene Baker, Kent State...............10/4/97 Most Yards Gained 240..... Darrell Dowery, Kent State..........11/23/04 Most Touchdown Passes Caught 4......... Darrien Teals, Valdosta State.......10/22/88 Longest Pass Reception 98....... Eugene Baker, Kent State...............10/4/97

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Total Offense Records Team Records

Single Game Most Plays UCF................. 111........... Eastern Kentucky, 10/19/85 Both Teams..... 173............ Georgia Southern, 10/3/87 Opponent....... 106............... Western Illinois, 9/26/92

Most Total Yards UCF...............................5,763.............................. 2007 Opponent.....................5,466.............................. 2005 Most Total Yards Per Game UCF...............................487.7.............................. 1998 Opponent.....................442.4.............................. 1985

Most Net Yards UCF................. 818.................. Gardner-Webb, 9/5/92 Both Teams..... 1,191............... Gardner-Webb, 9/5/92 Opponent....... 771...........Stephen F. Austin, 10/26/85

Fewest Total Yards UCF...............................2,351.............................. 1982 Opponent.....................2,763.............................. 1989

Highest Yards Per Play UCF................. 11.1.......................... Liberty, 10/24/94 Opponent....... 8.4........... Georgia Southern, 10/20/89

Fewest Total Yards Per Game UCF...............................229.5.............................. 2008 Opponent.....................255.5.............................. 1990

Single Season Most Plays UCF...............................1,016.............................. 2007 Opponent.....................1,025.............................. 2007

Highest Average Per Play UCF...............................6.8........................... 1992, ‘98 Opponent.....................6.1.................................. 2005

Most Plays Per Game UCF...............................81.5................................ 1985 Opponent.....................81.9................................ 1992 Fewest Plays UCF...............................667................................. 1982 Opponent.....................653................................. 1989 Fewest Plays Per Game UCF...............................64.1................................ 2010 Opponent.....................61.0................................ 2011

Lowest Average Per Play UCF...............................3.5.................................. 1982 Opponent.....................3.4.................................. 1979

Individual Records

Total Offense Game 1. Ryan Schneider.........501................ FAU, 9/13/03 2. Daunte Culpepper....480...............ULM, 11/1/97 3. Daunte Culpepper....479........ E. Illinois, 9/12/98 4. Daunte Culpepper....467..... Louisiana, 10/24/98

5. Darin Slack................457...W. Georgia, 10/17/87 6. Ryan Schneider.........443........ Syracuse, 11/2/02 7. Daunte Culpepper....439.............La.Tech, 9/5/98 8. Darin Slack................422..... Murray St., 10/4/86 9. Vic Penn....................421.......... Auburn, 11/6/99 10. Daunte Culpepper....420...Miss. State, 10/25/97 Season 1. Daunte Culpepper....4,153.......................... 1998 2. Ryan Schneider.........3,681.......................... 2002 3. Daunte Culpepper....3,524.......................... 1997 4. Blake Bortles.............3,344.......................... 2012 5. Vic Penn....................3,246.......................... 1999 6. Darin Slack................3,047.......................... 1987 7. Steven Moffett..........2,925.......................... 2005 8. Shane Willis..............2,881.......................... 1988 9. Ryan Schneider.........2,879.......................... 2001 10. Darin Hinshaw..........2,800.......................... 1994 Career 1. Daunte Culpepper....12,432................... 1995-98 2. Ryan Schneider.........10,703................... 2000-03 3. Darin Hinshaw..........8,865..................... 1991-94 4. Darin Slack................6,229..................... 1984‑87 5. Jeff Godfrey..............5,136..................... 2010-12 6. Dana Thyhsen...........4,982..................... 1982‑84 7. Steven Moffett..........4,900..................... 2003-06 8. Blake Bortles.............4,306..................... 2011-12 9. Vic Penn....................4,037..................... 1999-00 10. Shane Willis..............4,000..................... 1987‑88

All-Purpose Records Average All-Purpose Yards Season 1. Kevin Smith.............200.6.............................2007 2. Bernard Ford...........180.7.............................1987 3. Doug Gabriel...........160.1.............................2002 4. Todd Cleveland........153.2.............................1996 5. Marquette Smith.....145.9.............................1995 6. Sean Beckton..........145.3.............................1988 7. Ted Wilson..............144.2.............................1984 8. Ted Wilson..............139.0.............................1985 9. Willie English...........136.5.............................1991 10. Siaha Burley............130.5.............................1998 Career (minimum two seasons) 1. Kevin Smith.............142.3....................... 2005-07 2. Marquette Smith.....123.9....................... 1994-95 3. Doug Gabriel...........123.5....................... 2001-02 4. Siaha Burley............115.5....................... 1997-98 5. Ted Wilson..............110.3....................... 1983-86 6. Mark Whittemore...99.5......................... 1991-94 7. Alex Haynes.............98.1......................... 2001-04 8. David Rhodes..........94.5......................... 1991-94 9. Bernard Ford...........94.2......................... 1985-87 10. Todd Cleveland........92.9...................1994, ‘96-97

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All-Purpose Yards Game 1. Kevin Smith.............326................UAB, 11/10/07 2. Doug Gabriel...........324...........Syracuse, 11/2/02 3. Ted Wilson..............311................. EKU 10/13/84 4. Siaha Burley............295....... Louisiana, 10/24/98 5. Kevin Smith.............284.................Tulsa, 12/1/07 6. Willie English...........269......... Ark. State, 10/5/91 7. Latavius Murray......257...............UTEP, 11/25/11 8. Bernard Ford...........253..................Elon, 9/19/87 9. Bernard Ford...........252..... W. Georgia, 10/17/87 10. David Rhodes..........249...............WKU, 10/24/92 Kevin Smith.............249...............UTEP, 11/24/07 Season 1. Kevin Smith.............2,809.............................2007 2. Doug Gabriel...........1,921.............................2002 3. Bernard Ford...........1,627.............................1987 4. Marquette Smith.....1,605.............................1995 5. Sean Beckton..........1,599.............................1988 6. Ted Wilson..............1,587.............................1984 7. Ted Wilson..............1,529.............................1985 8. Willie English...........1,502.............................1991 9. Siaha Burley............1,435.............................1998 10. Mark Whittemore...1,416.............................1993

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Career 1. Ted Wilson..............4,854....................... 1983-86 2. Kevin Smith.............4,679....................... 2005-07 3. Mark Whittemore...4,282....................... 1991-94 4. Alex Haynes.............4,021....................... 2001-04 5. Quincy McDuffie.....4,014....................... 2009-12 6. David Rhodes..........3,689....................... 1991-94 7. Sean Beckton..........3,652....................... 1987-90 8. Willie English...........3,387.................1989-91, ‘93 9. Gerod Davis.............3,200....................... 1992-95 10. Latavius Murray......3,032.................2008, ‘10-12 Opponent Single Game All-Purpose Yards Most Plays 43....... Anthony Sherrell, EMU....................11/8/03 Most Yards Gained 271.....Walter Reyes, Syracuse....................9/20/03 OPPONENT SINGLE GAME TOTAL OFFENSE Most Plays 68....... Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech.................9/5/98 68....... Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech.............10/23/99 68....... Rakeem Cato, Marshall..................10/27/12 Most Total Yards Gained 541.....Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech.............10/23/99

Scoring Records Team Records

Single Game Most Points UCF................... 71...................Gardner-Webb, 9/5/92 Both Teams....... 104..........Western Kentucky, 9/24/94 Opponent......... 69.................................. VMI, 9/25/82 Fewest Points UCF.................. 0.........................................Eight times .............................. First time, Presbyterian, 10/27/79 ............................................ Last time, UAB, 11/29/08 Both Teams...... 3....................... Presbyterian, 9/12/81 Opponent........ 0............................................. 19 times .......................................... First time, St. Leo, 9/22/79 .................................... Last time, Memphis, 10/29/11 Points Scored in a Quarter 1st.................... 31............................. Tulane, 11/20/10 2nd.................. 31....................... Fort Lewis, 11/19/83 3rd................... 30.................... Louisiana Tech, 9/5/98 4th................... 30.......... Grand Valley State, 10/31/87 Points Scored in a Half 50 (first)............................................... Akron, 11/3/01 Points Scored in a Quarter by Opponent 1st................. 28, by VMI.................................9/25/82 2nd............... 27, by Florida (twice)....9/11/99, 9/9/06 3rd................ 30, by Nicholls State................10/23/82 4th................ 22, by Kent State........................10/4/97 Points Scored in a Half by Opponent 48 (first)......................................... by Florida 9/11/99 Most Decisive Win 67-3 .............................. Grand Valley State, 10/31/87 Most Decisive Loss 69-0 ....................................................... VMI, 9/25/82 Most Touchdowns UCF.................. 9............................ Samford, 11/15/86 ........................ 9............ Grand Valley State, 10/31/87 ........................ 9......................Gardner-Webb, 9/5/92 ........................ 9................................ Buffalo, 11/7/92 ........................ 9...............................Liberty, 10/13/01 ........................ 9.............Charleston Southern, 9/3/11 Both Teams...... 14.............Western Kentucky, 9/24/94 Opponent........ 10................................... VMI, 9/25/82 Most Touchdowns Rushing UCF.................. 8.............Charleston Southern, 9/3/11 Both Teams...... 10................................... VMI, 9/25/82 Opponent........ 10................................... VMI, 9/25/82 Most Touchdowns Passing UCF.................. 7.................... West Georgia, 10/17/87 Both Teams...... 10......................... Kent State, 10/4/97 Opponent........ 6.............. Stephen F. Austin, 10/26/85 ........................ 6........................... Kent State, 10/4/97 Most PATs UCF.................. 9......................................... Four Times . ................................ Last time, vs. Liberty, 10/13/01 Both Teams...... 12.............................. Buffalo, 11/7/92 Opponent........ 9..................................... VMI, 9/25/82

Most Field Goals UCF.................. 4................. Savannah State, 10/10/81 ........................ 4................Bethune-Cookman, 9/7/85 ........................ 4................Bethune-Cookman, 9/6/86 ........................ 4...................... vs. Alabama, 10/28/01 ........................ 4..............................vs. UAB, 11/12/05 Both Teams...... 8...................Southern Miss, 11/12/11 Opponent........ 5...................Southern Miss, 11/12/11

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Touchdowns Scored Game 1. Bernard Ford........... 4........ NW Mo. St., 10/24/87 Bret Cooper............ 4................. Buffalo, 11/7/92 David Rhodes.......... 4..................Liberty, 11/6/93 Mike Grant.............. 4....................Idaho, 9/20/97 Alex Haynes............ 4.................. Tulane, 9/22/01 Doug Gabriel........... 4................... Ohio, 11/30/02 Kevin Smith............. 4...................Tulsa, 10/20/07 Kevin Smith............. 4....................UAB, 11/10/07 Kevin Smith............. 4.....................Tulsa, 12/1/07 Season 1. Kevin Smith............. 30..................................2007 2. Latavius Murray...... 19..................................2012 3. Bret Cooper............ 15..................................1992 4. Marquette Smith.... 14..................................1995 Mike Grant.............. 14..................................1997 Brynn Harvey.......... 14..................................2009 7. David Rhodes.......... 13..................................1993 Willie English.......... 13..................................1991 Tyson Hinshaw........ 13..................................2000 10. Ted Wilson.............. 12..................................1985 Bernard Ford........... 12..................................1987 Daunte Culpepper.. 12..................................1998 Doug Gabriel........... 12..................................2002 Team Scoring Records Single Season Most Points UCF............... 502...............2007 Opponent..... 398...............1984 Most Points Per Game UCF............... 37.3..............1992 Opponent..... 36.2..............1984 Fewest Points UCF............... 109...............1982 Opponent..... 130...............1981 Fewest Points Per Game UCF............... 10.9..............1982 Opponent..... 13.0..............1981 Highest Scoring Differential UCF............... +17.4............1987 Opponent..... +24.7............1982 Most Touchdowns UCF............... 67.................2012 Opponent..... 53.................1984 Fewest Touchdowns UCF............... 13..........1981, ‘82 Opponent..... 18..........1981, ‘87 Most Rushing Touchdowns UCF............... 41.................2007 Opponent..... 30..........1984, ‘85

Career 1. Kevin Smith............. 46............................ 2005-07 2. Latavius Murray...... 44......................2008, ‘10-12 3. Willie English.......... 38......................1989-91, ‘93 4. David Rhodes.......... 29............................ 1991-94 5. Alex Haynes............ 28............................ 2001-04 6. Gerod Davis............ 25............................ 1992-95 7. Bret Cooper............ 24............................ 1989-92 Daunte Culpepper.. 24............................ 1995-98 9. Mark Giacone......... 22......................1987, ‘89-90 Mike Grant.............. 22............................ 1995-98 Points Kicking Game 1. Scott Ryerson.......... 17..............Sav. St., 10/10/81 2. Ed O’Brien............... 16...... NW Mo. St., 10/24/87 Javier Beorlegui...... 16...........Alabama, 10/28/00 4. Ed O’Brien............... 15.....................B-CU, 9/7/85 Franco Grilla........... 15.....Gardner-Webb, 9/5/92 6. Ed O’Brien............... 14.....................B-CU, 9/6/86 Fred Waczewski...... 14..... Louisiana Tech, 9/5/98 Matt Prater............. 14........ Kent State, 11/16/02 Michael Torres........ 14..........Memphis, 11/11/06 Michael Torres........ 14.................Tulsa, 10/20/07 Michael Torres........ 14...................Tulsa, 12/1/07 Nick Cattoi.............. 14............Memphis, 10/3/09

Fewest Rushing Touchdowns UCF............... 5...................1982 Opponent..... 9.. 1981, ‘89, ‘10, ‘11

Most PAT Kicks Attempted UCF............... 65.................2012 Opponent..... 50.................1984

Most Touchdown Passes UCF............... 31.................2002 Opponent..... 26.................2007

Fewest PAT Kicks Att. UCF............... 12.................1981 Opponent..... 14.................1981

Fewest Touchdown Passes UCF............... 4...................1981 Opponent..... 5............1981, ‘87

Most Two-Point Conv. Made UCF............... 5...................1984 Opponent..... 3.....1982, ‘83, ‘93

Punt Returns For Touchdown UCF............... 3...................1991 Opponent..... 3...................1984

Most Field Goals Made UCF............... 22..........2005, ‘07 Opponent..... 22.................2007

Kick Returns For Touchdown UCF............... 3............1994, ‘12 Opponent..... 2...................2009

Fewest Field Goals Made UCF............... 6............1982, ‘84 Opponent..... 3............1981, ‘95

Interception Returns For TD UCF............... 5...................2010 Opponent..... 3............2002, ‘03

Most Field Goals Attempted UCF............... 34.................2005 Opponent..... 28.................2007

Fumble Returns For TD UCF............... 1....... Many Times Opponent..... 2............2002, ‘11

Fewest FG Attempted UCF............... 10.................1984 Opponent..... 9............1995, ‘98

Most PAT Kicks Made UCF............... 60.................2012 Opponent..... 46..........1984, ‘03

Most Safeties UCF............... 2............1998, ‘07 Opponent..... 2.....1987, ’95, ‘03

Fewest PAT Kicks Made UCF............... 8...................1981 Opponent..... 11.................1981

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Scoring Records Season 1. Michael Torres........ 110................................2007 2. Charlie Pierce.......... 89..................................1994 Shawn Moffitt......... 89..................................2012 4. Franco Grilla........... 88..................................1990 5. Ed O’Brien............... 87..................................1987 6. Charlie Pierce.......... 87..................................1993 7. Matt Prater............. 86..................................2002 8. Fred Waczewski...... 82..................................1997 9. Javier Beorlegui...... 81..................................2000 10. Ed O’Brien............... 80..................................1986 Nick Cattoi.............. 80..................................2010 Career 1. Charlie Pierce.......... 297.......................... 1993-96 2. Franco Grilla........... 285.......................... 1989-92 3. Ed O’Brien............... 263.......................... 1984‑87 4. Matt Prater............. 258.......................... 2002-05 5. Nick Cattoi.............. 225.......................... 2008-11 6. Javier Beorlegui...... 207.......................... 1998-01 7. Michael Torres........ 186.......................... 2006-07 8. Fred Waczewski...... 144.......................... 1997-98 Points Scored Game 1. Bernard Ford........... 24 ..... NW Mo. St., 10/24/87 Bret Cooper............ 24 .............. Buffalo, 11/7/92 David Rhodes.......... 24................Liberty, 11/6/93 Mike Grant.............. 24..................Idaho, 9/20/97 Alex Haynes............ 24................ Tulane, 9/22/01 Doug Gabriel........... 24................. Ohio, 11/30/02 Kevin Smith............. 24.................Tulsa, 10/20/07 Kevin Smith............. 24..................UAB, 11/10/07 Kevin Smith............. 24...................Tulsa, 12/1/07

Season 1. Kevin Smith............. 180................................2007 2. Latavius Murray...... 114................................2012 3. Bret Cooper............ 90..................................1992 4. Charlie Pierce.......... 89..................................1994 Shawn Moffitt......... 89..................................2012 6. Franco Grilla........... 88..................................1990 7. Ed O’Brien............... 87..................................1987 Charlie Pierce.......... 87..................................1993 9. Matt Prater............. 86..................................2002 Brynn Harvey.......... 86..................................2009 Career 1. Charlie Pierce.......... 297.......................... 1993-96 2. Franco Grilla........... 285.......................... 1989-92 3. Kevin Smith............. 276.......................... 2005-07 4. Latavius Murray...... 264....................2008, ‘10-12 5. Ed O’Brien............... 263.......................... 1984‑87 6. Matt Prater............. 258.......................... 2002-05 7. Willie English.......... 228....................1989-91, ‘93 8. Nick Cattoi.............. 225.......................... 2008-11 9. Javier Beorlegui...... 207.......................... 1998-01 10. Michael Torres........ 186.......................... 2006-07 Touchdowns Responsible For Game 1. Darin Slack.............. 7 .... West Georgia, 10/17/87 Daunte Culpepper.. 7 .... Eastern Illinois, 9/12/98 3. Darin Hinshaw........ 6 .................Liberty, 11/6/93 Daunte Culpepper.. 6 .................... ULM, 11/1/97 Daunte Culpepper.. 6 ...... Louisiana Tech, 9/5/98 Ryan Schneider....... 6 ................ Buffalo, 11/9/02 7. Darin Hinshaw........ 5 ....................WKU, 9/24/94 Daunte Culpepper.. 5 ........... Kent State, 10/4/97 Daunte Culpepper.. 5 .... Bowling Green, 9/26/98 Daunte Culpepper.. 5 ...........Louisiana, 10/24/98 Daunte Culpepper.. 5 ....................YSU, 10/31/98 Ryan Schneider....... 5 .................. Ohio, 11/30/02

Opponent Single Game Scoring Records Most Points Scored 30.......... Lee Suggs, Virginia Tech............ 11/11/00 Most Touchdowns Scored 5............ Lee Suggs, Virginia Tech........... 11/11/00 Season 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 40..................................1998 2. Darin Hinshaw........ 33..................................1994 Ryan Schneider....... 33..................................2002 Blake Bortles........... 33..................................2012 5. Darin Hinshaw........ 31..................................1993 6. Daunte Culpepper.. 30..................................1997 Kevin Smith............. 30..................................2007 8. Darin Slack.............. 29..................................1987 9. Darin Hinshaw........ 25..................................1992 10. Steven Moffett........ 24..................................2005 Career 1. Daunte Culpepper.. 108.......................... 1995-98 2. Darin Hinshaw........ 93............................ 1991-94 3. Ryan Schneider....... 93............................ 2000-03 4. Darin Slack.............. 53............................ 1984-87 5. Dana Thyhsen......... 46............................ 1982-84 Kevin Smith............. 46............................ 2005-07 7. Willie English.......... 40............................ 1989-93 Blake Bortles........... 40............................ 2010-12 9. Steven Moffett........ 38............................ 2003-06 10. Latavius Murray...... 37......................2008, ‘10-12

Kicking Records Field Goals Made Game 1. Scott Ryerson........ 4..... Savannah State, 10/10/81 Ed O’Brien............. 4....Bethune-Cookman, 9/7/85 Ed O’Brien............. 4....Bethune-Cookman, 9/6/86 Charlie Pierce........ 4......... East Carolina, 11/12/94 Javier Beorlegui.... 4................Alabama, 10/28/00 Matt Prater........... 4............. Kent State, 11/16/02 Matt Prater........... 4.......................UAB, 11/12/05 Michael Torres...... 4...............Memphis, 11/11/06 Nick Cattoi............ 4.................Memphis, 10/3/09 Shawn Moffitt....... 4........... East Carolina, 10/4/12 Season 1. Michael Torres...... 20.....................................2007 2. Scott Ryerson........ 18.....................................1981 3. Ed O’Brien............. 17.....................................1987 Matt Prater........... 17.....................................2005 Michael Torres...... 17.....................................2006 6. Ed O’Brien............. 16.....................................1986 Franco Grilla......... 16.....................................1990 8. Charlie Pierce........ 14.....................................1993 Charlie Pierce........ 14.....................................1994 Javier Beorlegui.... 14.....................................2000 Matt Prater........... 14.....................................2002 Nick Cattoi............ 14.....................................2009 132

Career 1. Ed O’Brien............. 50............................... 1984-87 Matt Prater........... 50............................... 2002-05 3. Franco Grilla......... 47............................... 1989-92 4. Charlie Pierce........ 46............................... 1993-96 5. Nick Cattoi............ 39............................... 2008-11 6. Michael Torres...... 37............................... 2006-07 7. Matt Prater........... 33............................... 2002-05 8. Scott Ryerson........ 32............................... 1980-83 Javier Beorlegui.... 32............................... 1998-01 Consecutive Field Goals Made 1. Michael Torres...... 16............. 10/20/07-12/29/07 2. Charlie Pierce........ 12.....................9/25-10/30/93 3. Matt Prater........... 11............... 11/18/03-9/18/04 4. Javier Beorlegui.... 10................... 9/23/00-9/1/01 5. Charlie Pierce........ 9.....................10/15-11/19/94 Shawn Moffitt....... 9................. 11/3/11-10/13/12 7. Franco Grilla......... 8.......................9/22-10/20/90 Michael Torres...... 8.......................11/4-11/18/06 9. Ed O’Brien............. 7.....................10/10-10/24/87 10. Ed O’Brien............. 6...........................9/7-9/13/85 Charlie Pierce........ 6.......................10/12-11/2/96 Fred Waczewski.... 6............... 10/25/97-11/22/98

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Field Goals Attempted Game 1. Scott Ryerson........ 8....Hampden-Sydney, 11/7/81 2. Scott Ryerson........ 5....................... Miles, 10/3/81 Scott Ryerson........ 5..... Savannah State, 10/10/81 Travis Allen........... 5............. New Haven, 10/8/88 Matt Prater........... 5..................Syracuse, 11/2/02 Matt Prater........... 5.......................UAB, 11/12/05 Season 1. Scott Ryerson........ 29.....................................1981 2. Ed O’Brien............. 26.....................................1987 3. Michael Torres...... 24.....................................2006 Michael Torres...... 24.....................................2007 5. Ed O’Brien............. 21.....................................1986 Franco Grilla......... 21.....................................1990 Franco Grilla......... 21.....................................1991 Matt Prater........... 21.....................................2002 9. Ed O’Brien............. 20.....................................1985 Javier Beorlegui.... 20.....................................1999 Nick Cattoi............ 20.....................................2009

Kicking Records Career 1. Ed O’Brien............. 77............................... 1984-87 2. Matt Prater........... 74............................... 2002-05 3. Franco Grilla......... 71............................... 1989-92 4. Charlie Pierce........ 61............................... 1993-96 5. Nick Cattoi............ 60............................... 2008-11 6. Scott Ryerson........ 54............................... 1980-83 7. Javier Beorlegui.... 50............................... 1998-01 8. Michael Torres ..... 48............................... 2006-07 9. Fred Waczewski.... 31............................... 1997-98 Field Goal Percentage Season (minimum 10 attempts) 1. Charlie Pierce........ .875 (14/16).....................1994 2. Michael Torres...... .833 (20/24).....................2007 3. Fred Waczewski.... .813 (13/16).....................1997 4. Charlie Pierce........ .778 (14/18).....................1993 Javier Beorlegui.... .778 (14/18).....................2000 6. Ed O’Brien............. .762 (16/21).....................1986 Franco Grilla......... .762 (16/21).....................1990 8. Matt Prater........... .769 (10/13).....................2003 9. Travis Allen........... .714 (10/14).....................1988 Shawn Moffitt....... .714 (10/14).....................2012 Career (minimum 2 years/20 attempts) 1. Michael Torres...... .771 (37/48)............... 2006-07 2. Charlie Pierce........ .754 (46/61)............... 1993-96 3. Fred Waczewski.... .677 (21/31)............... 1997-98 4. Matt Prater........... .676 (50/74)............... 2002-05 5. Franco Grilla......... .662 (47/71)............... 1989-92 6. Shawn Moffitt....... .652 (15/23)............... 2011-12 7. Nick Cattoi............ .650 (39/60)............... 2008-11 8. Ed O’Brien............. .649 (50/77)............... 1984-87 9. Javier Beorlegui.... .640 (32/50)............... 1998-01 Longest Field Goal Made 1. Ed O’Brien............. 55..Bethune-Cookman, 9/7/85 2. Scott Ryerson........ 54... Savannah State, 10/10/81 Darin Daly............. 54....................Tulsa, 10/26/08 3. Matt Prater........... 53.............Penn State, 8/31/02 4. Ed O’Brien............. 52............... Furman, 11/10/84 Scott Ryerson........ 52..Hampden‑Sydney, 11/7/81 Charlie Pierce........ 52......... East Carolina, 9/28/96 7. Five players tied.... 51 .......................last Michael Torres, ECU, 11/04/06 Field Goals Made 50 Yards or More Game 1. Scott Ryerson........ 2..... Savannah State, 10/10/81 Season 1. Scott Ryerson........ 4.......................................1981 2. Scott Ryerson........ 2.......................................1983 3. Scott Ryerson........ 1.......................................1982 Ed O’Brien............. 1.......................................1984 Ed O’Brien............. 1.......................................1985 Ed O’Brien............. 1.......................................1986 Franco Grilla......... 1.......................................1990 Charlie Pierce........ 1.......................................1996 Fred Waczewski.... 1.......................................1997 Matt Prater........... 1.......................................2002 Matt Prater........... 1.......................................2004 Michael Torres...... 1.......................................2006 Darin Daly............. 1.......................................2008 Nick Cattoi............ 1.......................................2009

Career 1. Scott Ryerson........ 7................................. 1980-83 2. Ed O’Brien............. 3................................. 1984-87 3. Matt Prater........... 2................................. 2002-05 4. Franco Grilla......... 1................................. 1989-92 Charlie Pierce........ 1................................. 1993-96 Fred Waczewski.... 1................................. 1995-98 Michael Torres...... 1................................. 2006-07 Nick Cattoi............ 1................................. 2008-11 PATs Made Game 1. Ed O’Brien............. 9................ Samford, 11/15/86 Franco Grilla......... 9..... Texas Southern, 11/17/90 Franco Grilla......... 9.................... Buffalo, 11/7/92 Javier Beorlegui.... 9...................Liberty, 10/13/01 5. Scott Ryerson........ 8............. Fort Lewis, 11/19/83 Ed O’Brien............. 8.....................GVSU, 10/31/87 Charlie Pierce........ 8...Western Kentucky, 9/24/94 Fred Waczewski.... 8.......... Louisiana Tech, 9/5/98 Season 1. Shawn Moffitt....... 59.....................................2012 2. Michael Torres...... 50.....................................2007 3. Charlie Pierce........ 47.....................................1994 Nick Cattoi............ 47.....................................2010 5. Franco Grilla......... 45.....................................1992 Charlie Pierce........ 45.....................................1993 7. Matt Prater........... 44.....................................2002 8. Fred Waczewski.... 43.....................................1997 9. Javier Beorlegui.... 41.....................................2001 10. Javier Beorlegui.... 39.....................................2000 Career 1. Charlie Pierce........ 159............................. 1993-96 2. Franco Grilla......... 142............................. 1989-92 3. Ed O’Brien............. 112............................. 1984-87 4. Javier Beorlegui.... 111............................. 1998-01 5. Matt Prater........... 108............................. 2002-05 Nick Cattoi............ 108............................. 2008-11 7. Fred Waczewski.... 78............................... 1997-98 8. Shawn Moffitt....... 76............................... 2011-12 9. Michael Torres...... 75............................... 2006-07 PATs Attempted Game 1. Ed O’Brien............. 9................ Samford, 11/15/86 Franco Grilla......... 9.................... Buffalo, 11/7/92 Franco Grilla......... 9..... Texas Southern, 11/17/90 Javier Beorlegui.... 9...................Liberty, 10/13/01 5. Tom Hungerford... 8..................... St. Leo, 9/20/80 Scott Ryerson........ 8............. Fort Lewis, 11/19/83 Ed O’Brien............. 8.....................GVSU, 10/31/87 Charlie Pierce........ 8...Western Kentucky, 9/24/94 Fred Waczewski.... 8.......... Louisiana Tech, 9/5/98 Shawn Moffitt....... 8................Marshall, 10/27/12

Season 1. Shawn Moffitt....... 64.....................................2012 2. Michael Torres...... 51.....................................2007 3. Nick Cattoi............ 50.....................................2010 4. Charlie Pierce........ 47.....................................1993 Charlie Pierce........ 47.....................................1994 Matt Prater........... 47.....................................2002 7. Franco Grilla......... 45.....................................1992 Fred Waczewski.... 45.....................................1997 9. Javier Beorlegui.... 42.....................................2001 10. Franco Grilla......... 40.....................................1990 Javier Beorlegui.... 40.....................................2000 Career 1. Charlie Pierce........ 163............................. 1993-96 2. Franco Grilla......... 148............................. 1989-92 3. Ed O’Brien............. 118............................. 1984-87 4. Javier Beorlegui.... 117............................. 1998-01 Matt Prater........... 117............................. 2002-05 6. Nick Cattoi............ 114............................. 2008-11 7. Fred Waczewski.... 84............................... 1997-98 8. Shawn Moffitt....... 81............................... 2011-12 9. Michael Torres...... 76............................... 2006-07 Consecutive PATs Made 1. Franco Grilla......... 103............................. 1990-92 2. Charlie Pierce........ 81............................... 1993-94 3. Michael Torres...... 67............................... 2006-07 4. Javier Beorlegui.... 60............................... 1999-00 5. Ed O’Brien............. 52............................... 1986-87 6. Javier Beorlegui.... 40 ....................................2001 Percentage of PATs Made Season (minimum 25 attempts) 1. Ed O’Brien............. 1.000 (30/30)...................1987 Franco Grilla......... 1.000 (31/31)...................1991 Franco Grilla......... 1.000 (45/45)...................1992 Charlie Pierce........ 1.000 (47/47)...................1994 Michael Torres...... 1.000 (25/25)...................2006 6. Michael Torres...... .980 (50/51).....................2007 7. Javier Beorlegui.... .976 (41/42).....................2001 8. Javier Beorlegui.... .975 (39/40).....................2000 9. Scott Ryerson........ .971 (33/34).....................1983 Charlie Pierce........ .971 (34/35).....................1995 Charlie Pierce........ .971 (33/34).....................1996 Career (minimum 2 years/50 attempts) 1. Michael Torres...... .987 (75/76)............... 2006-07 2. Charlie Pierce........ .975 (159/163)........... 1993-96 3. Franco Grilla......... .959 (142/148)........... 1989-92 4. Ed O’Brien............. .949 (112/118)........... 1984-87 Javier Beorlegui.... .949 (111/117)........... 1998-01 6. Nick Cattoi............ .947 (108/114)........... 2008-11 7. Shawn Moffitt....... .938 (76/81)............... 2011-12 8. Fred Waczewski.... .929 (78/84)............... 1997-98 9. Matt Prater........... .923 (108/117)........... 2002-05 10. Scott Ryerson........ .915 (54/59)............... 1981-83

Opponent Single Game Kicking Records Most Field Goals 5......... Danny Hrapmann, Southern Miss...11/12/11 Most Field Goals Attempted 5......... Steve Lindsey, Mississippi...............8/30/97 5......... Travis Mayle, Kent State.................9/27/03 5......... Danny Hrapmann, Southern Miss...11/12/11 Longest Field Goal 64....... Jose Martinez, UTEP.........................9/7/08 Most PATs 8......... Pat Tyler, VMI..................................9/25/82 8......... Rick Wilson, Stephen F. Austin......10/26/85

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Punting Records Team Records

Single Game Most Punts UCF................11.................................... USF, 10/13/07 Both Teams....19.................................... Ohio, 11/6/04 Opponent......12................................... Miles, 10/3/81 ......................12.................... Nicholls State, 10/17/92 Most Punting Yards UCF................463.................................. USF, 10/13/07 Both Teams....834.................................. Ohio, 11/6/04 Opponent......476...................... Millersville, 11/16/91 Highest Avg. Per Punt (min. 5 punts) UCF................55.7.................... Virginia Tech, 8/31/03 Opponent......53.8... Southeastern Louisiana, 9/17/83 Single Season Most Punts UCF............................. 90......................................2008 Opponent................... 76......................................2010 Most Punts Per Game UCF............................. 7.8.....................................1982 Opponent................... 6.7.....................................1989 Fewest Punts UCF............................. 27......................................1998 Opponent................... 43......................................2006 Fewest Punts Per Game UCF............................. 2.5.....................................1998 Opponent................... 3.6.....................................2006 Most Yards Punting UCF............................. 3,560.................................2008 Opponent................... 3,072.................................2010 Fewest Yards Punting UCF............................. 982....................................1998 Opponent................... 1,779.................................1993 Highest Yards Per Punt UCF............................. 46.1...................................2003 Opponent................... 41.0............................1998, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;05 Lowest Yards Per Punt UCF............................. 32.1...................................1991 Opponent................... 33.7...................................1986 Most Punts Blocked Against UCF............................. 3........................................1981 Opponent................... 10......................................1985 Opponent Single Game Punting Records Most Punts 12...... Skip Shelton, Nicholls State.............10/17/92 12...... Will Johnson, Miles...........................10/3/81 Most Yards Punting 476.... Doug Joyce, Millersville...................11/16/91 Highest Average Yards Per Punt (min. 5 punts) 53.8... Bret Wright, SE Louisiana..................9/17/83 Longest Punt 73...... Andy Pollock, Bowling Green..........11/16/96

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Longest Punt 1. Glenn McCombs.. 77........... Austin Peay, 10/29/83 2. Matt Prater.......... 74...................... Ohio, 10/11/03 3. Matt Prater.......... 71........... Virginia Tech, 8/31/03 4. Charlie Pierce....... 70....................... Troy, 10/30/93 Blake Clingan....... 70....................... Texas, 11/7/09 6. Charlie Pierce....... 69................... Maine, 11/18/95 7. Javier Beorlegui... 68....................Clemson, 9/1/01 Matt Prater.......... 68................... Miami, 11/28/03 9. Marek Butcher..... 67....................Auburn, 9/27/97 Matt Prater.......... 67...........West Virginia, 11/1/03

Punts Game 1. Blake Clingan....... 11/463................ USF, 10/13/07 Blake Clingan....... 11/418........... Miami, 10/11/08 3. Doug Friedlander.. 10/404...... Ala. A&M, 10/17/81 Charlie Pierce....... 10/449........N. Mexico, 9/14/96 5. Doug Friedlander.. 9/370.....Ga. Southern, 9/11/82 Doug Friedlander.. 9/383...... SE Louisiana, 9/18/82 Dana Thyhsen...... 9/305.........Vald. State, 10/2/82 Dana Thyhsen...... 9/353...... W. Georgia, 10/30/82 Glenn McCombs.. 9/418..... Austin Peay, 10/29/83 Glenn McCombs.. 9/431.................... ULM, 9/8/84 Glenn McCombs.. 9/354........ Texas State, 9/29/84 Ed Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien............ 9/312.....Indiana State, 11/3/84 Aaron Horne........ 9/345.................Florida, 9/9/06 Jim Hogan............ 9/330.................. SFA, 10/26/85 Jim Hogan............ 9/354...... Wichita St., 10/11/86 Javier Beorlegui... 9/409....... Georgia Tech, 9/2/00 Aaron Horne........ 9/331..........Marshall, 10/30/04 Aaron Horne........ 9/395.................. Ohio, 11/6/04 Blake Clingan....... 9/368...................... USF, 9/6/08 Blake Clingan....... 9/320................Tulsa, 10/26/08 Jamie Boyle.......... 9/345............Missouri, 9/29/12 Jamie Boyle.......... 9/336................Tulsa, 11/17/12 Season 1. Blake Clingan....... 88/3,560............................2008 2. Aaron Horne........ 66/2,554............................2004 3. Blake Clingan....... 65/2,422............................2009 4. Jamie Boyle.......... 60/2,434............................2012 5. Blake Clingan....... 59/2,404............................2007 6. Matt Prater.......... 58/2,781............................2003 7. Glenn McCombs.. 52/1,996............................1984 Aaron Horne........ 52/2,197............................2005 9. Barrie Kee............ 50/1,933............................1988 10. Charlie Pierce....... 49/2,159............................1996 Marek Butcher..... 49/2,149............................1997 Javier Beorlegui... 49/1,975............................1999 Career 1. Blake Clingan....... 251/10,017.................. 2007-10 2. Charlie Pierce....... 173/7,111.................... 1993-96 3. Aaron Horne........ 162/6,493.................... 2004-06 4. Javier Beorlegui... 151/6,209.................... 1998-01 5. Russ Salerno........ 112/3,852.................... 1989-91 6. Glenn McCombs.. 100/4,123.................... 1983-84 7. Jim Hogan............ 89/3,384...................... 1985-86 8. Barrie Kee............ 87/3,284...................... 1987-88 9. Doug Friedlander.81/3,067...................... 1981-82 10. Matt Prater.......... 64/3,044...................... 2002-05

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Punt Yardage Game 1. Blake Clingan....... 463/11............USF, 10/13/2007 2. Charlie Pierce....... 449/10........N. Mexico, 9/14/96 3. Glenn McCombs.. 431/9.................... ULM, 9/8/84 4. Matt Prater.......... 419/8.....West Virginia, 11/1/03 5. Glenn McCombs.. 418/9..... Austin Peay, 10/29/83 Blake Clingan....... 418/11........... Miami, 10/11/08 7. Javier Beorlegui... 409/9...... Georgia Tech, 9/2/00 8. Doug Friedlander.. 404/10...... Ala. A&M, 10/17/81 9. Matt Prater.......... 403/7................ Ohio, 10/11/03 10. Aaron Horne........ 395/9.................. Ohio, 11/6/04 Season 1. Blake Clingan....... 3,560/88............................2008 2. Matt Prater.......... 2,781/58............................2003 3. Aaron Horne........ 2,554/66............................2004 4. Jamie Boyle.......... 2,434/60............................2012 5. Blake Clingan....... 2,422/65............................2009 6. Blake Clingan....... 2,404/59............................2007 7. Aaron Horne........ 2,197/52............................2005 8. Charlie Pierce....... 2,159/49............................1996 9. Marek Butcher..... 2,149/49............................1997 10. Glenn McCombs.. 2,127/52............................1984 Career 1. Blake Clingan....... 10,017/251.................. 2007-10 2. Charlie Pierce....... 7,111/173.................... 1993-96 3. Aaron Horne........ 6,493/163.................... 2004-06 4. Javier Beorlegui... 6,209/151.................... 1998-01 5. Glenn McCombs.. 4,123/100.................... 1983-84 6. Russ Salerno........ 3,852/112.................... 1989-91 7. Jim Hogan............ 3,384/89...................... 1985-86 8. Barrie Kee............ 3,284/87...................... 1987-88 9. Doug Friedlander.. 3,067/81...................... 1981-82 10. Matt Prater.......... 3,044/64...................... 2002-05 Average Yardage Per Punt Game (minimum 5 punts) 1. Matt Prater.......... 57.6 (403/7)...... Ohio, 10/11/03 2. Matt Prater.......... 55.7 (334/6)...Va. Tech, 8/31/03 3. Matt Prater.......... 52.4 (419/8)....... WVU, 11/1/03 4. Glenn McCombs.. 49.6 (347/7)........ C-NEW, 11/5/83 5. Charlie Pierce....... 49.0 (245/5)....... Troy, 10/30/93 6. Matt Prater.......... 48.8 (244/5)......MAR, 11/19/03 7. Glenn McCombs.. 48.6 (243/5)......Rich., 10/15/83 8. Javier Beorlegui... 48.2 (289/6)....Syracuse, 9/8/01 9. Jamie Boyle.......... 48.0 (288/6)..... MEM, 10/20/12 10. Glenn McCombs.. 47.9 (431/9)......... ULM, 9/8/84 Season (minimum 25 punts) 1. Matt Prater.......... 47.9 (58/2,781)..................2003 2. Charlie Pierce....... 44.1 (49/2,159)..................1996 3. Marek Butcher..... 43.9 (49/2,149)..................1997 4. Javier Beorlegui... 43.5 (46/2,001)..................2001 5. Aaron Horne........ 42.2 (52/2,197)..................2005 6. Ryan Flinn............ 41.8 (40/1,673)..................2002 7. Blake Clingan....... 41.8 (39/1,631)..................2010 8. Glenn McCombs.. 41.6 (48/1,996)..................1983 9. David Bohner....... 41.2 (42/1,732)..................2011 10. Glenn McCombs.. 40.9 (52/2,127)..................1984 Career (minimum 2 years/50 punts) 1. Matt Prater.......... 47.6 (64/3,044)............ 2002-05 2. Glenn McCombs.. 41.2 (100/4,123).......... 1983-84 3. Charlie Pierce....... 41.1 (173/7,111).......... 1993-96 4. Javier Beorlegui... 41.1 (151/6,209).......... 1998-01 5. David Bohner....... 40.7 (50/2,033)............ 2010-11 6. Aaron Horne........ 40.1 (162/6,493).......... 2004-06 7. Blake Clingan....... 39.9 (251/10,017)........ 2007-10 8. Jim Hogan............ 38.0 (89/3,384)............ 1985-86

Kick/Punt Return Records Team Records

Single Game Most Punts Returned UCF............... 8........Northwest Missouri St., 10/24/87 Both Teams .. 11................... Alabama A&M, 10/17/81 ..................... 11....... Southeastern Louisiana, 9/18/82 Opponent..... 9..................... Alabama A&M, 10/17/81 Most Yards Returned UCF............... 158....Northwest Missouri St., 10/24/87 Both Teams... 176................. Alabama A&M, 10/17/81 Opponent..... 155................. Alabama A&M, 10/17/81 Most Kicks Returned UCF............... 11..................... Nicholls State, 10/23/82 Both Teams... 14............. Grand Valley State, 10/31/87 ..................... 14................Western Kentucky, 9/24/94 Opponent..... 11............. Grand Valley State, 10/31/87 Most Kick Return Yards UCF............... 240...................... East Carolina, 10/6/07 Both Teams... 436...................... East Carolina, 10/6/07 Opponent..... 203.............. Mississippi State, 10/25/97 Single Season Most Punts Returned UCF..........................38.......................................1990 Opponent................39.......................................1982 Fewest Punts Returned UCF..........................12.......................................1982 Opponent................11.......................................1998 Most Yards Returned UCF..........................463.....................................2005 Opponent................449.....................................1984 Fewest Yards Returned UCF..........................15.......................................1983 Opponent................32.......................................2009 Highest Average Per Punt Return UCF..........................16.5....................................2005 Opponent................14.6....................................2011 Lowest Average Per Punt Return UCF..........................-0.8.....................................1983 Opponent................2.3......................................2009 Most Kick Returns UCF..........................63.......................................2007 Opponent................89.......................................2007 Fewest Kick Returns UCF..........................25.......................................1981 Opponent................24.......................................1982 Most Kick Return Yds UCF..........................1,479..................................2007 Opponent................1,822..................................2007 Fewest Kick Return Yds UCF..........................508.....................................2000 Opponent................532.....................................1989 Highest Avg. Per Kick Return UCF..........................27.8....................................2010 Opponent................25.3....................................2001 Lowest Avg. Per Kick Return UCF..........................15.4....................................2000 Opponent................13.0....................................1989

Individual Records

Punt Returns Game 1. Sean Beckton......... 8/158..NW Mo. State, 10/24/87 2. Mike Dickinson...... 7/32.........S. Illinois, 10/27/90 Mike Dickinson...... 7/100... Millersville, 11/16/91 4. Neil Beasley........... 6/94......... Samford, 11/15/86 Mike Dickinson...... 6/37.................B-CU, 9/15/90 Mike Dickinson...... 6/37..... Kentucky St., 9/29/90 Mike Dickinson...... 6/100................ Troy, 8/31/91 Todd Cleveland...... 6/64......... Samford, 10/11/97 Joe Burnett............ 6/54.................Tulsa, 12/1/07 Joe Burnett............ 6/52............ Miami, 10/11/08 Rocky Ross............. 6/91............. Samford, 9/5/09 Season (Punt Returns) 1. Mike Dickinson...... 32/223............................1990 2. Mike Dickinson...... 31/387............................1991 Joe Burnett............ 31/331............................2007 4. Joe Burnett............ 28/463............................2005 5. Joe Burnett............ 26/378............................2008 6. Asante Samuel....... 25/275............................2000 J.J. Worton............. 25/266............................2012 8. Todd Cleveland...... 22/183............................1997 9. Siaha Burley........... 21/293............................1998 10. Mark Whittemore.. 20/216............................1994 Josh Robinson........ 20/304............................2010 Career 1. Joe Burnett............ 96/1,304................... 2005-08 2. Mike Dickinson...... 85/717...................... 1989-92 3. Asante Samuel....... 63/673...................... 1999-02 4. Mark Whittemore.. 43/420...................... 1991-94 5. J.J. Worton............. 42/416...................... 2011-12 6. Tavaris Capers........ 40/372...................... 2001-04 7. Todd Cleveland...... 35/307................1994, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;96-97 8. Sean Beckton......... 27/314...................... 1987-90 Josh Robinson........ 27/355...................... 2009-11 Longest Punt Return 1. Siaha Burley........... 91 (TD)...N. Mexico, 11/21/98 2. Mike Dickinson...... 86 (TD).............. Troy, 8/31/91 3. Joe Burnett............ 83 (TD).............Tulsa, 12/1/07 4. Neil Beasley........... 72 (TD)..... Samford, 11/15/86 5. Mike Dickinson...... 70 (TD).............B-CU, 9/28/91 Mark Whittemore.. 70 (TD)........... ULM, 10/15/94 7. Joe Burnett............ 68 (TD).............Tulsa, 12/3/05 Punt Return Yardage Game 1. Sean Beckton......... 158/8.. NW Mo. State, 10/24/87 2. Siaha Burley........... 125/3.....N. Mexico, 11/21/98 3. Mike Dickinson...... 100/6................ Troy, 8/31/91 4. Mike Dickinson...... 100/7... Millersville, 11/16/91 5. Neil Beasley........... 94/6......... Samford, 11/15/86 6. Todd Cleveland...... 94/4............... ULM, 10/19/96 7. Rocky Ross............. 91/6............. Samford, 9/5/09 8. Sean Beckton......... 84/3........ Texas So., 11/17/90 9. Joe Burnett............ 83/1.................Tulsa, 12/1/07 Joe Burnett............ 83/5... South Car. St., 8/30/08 Season 1. Joe Burnett............ 463/28............................2005 2. Joe Burnett............ 378/26............................2008 3. Mike Dickinson...... 387/31............................1991 4. Joe Burnett............ 331/31............................2007 5. Josh Robinson........ 304/20............................2010 6. Siaha Burley........... 293/21............................1998 7. J.J. Worton............. 266/25............................2012 8. Asante Samuel....... 233/19............................2002 9. Mike Dickinson...... 223/32............................1990 10. Mark Whittemore.. 216/20............................1994

Career 1. Joe Burnett............ 1,304/96................... 2005-08 2. Mike Dickinson...... 717/85...................... 1989-92 3. Asante Samuel....... 673/63...................... 1999-02 4. Mark Whittemore.. 420/43...................... 1991-94 5. J.J. Worton............. 416/42...................... 2011-12 6. Tavaris Capers........ 372/40...................... 2001-04 7. Josh Robinson........ 355/27...................... 2009-11 8. Sean Beckton......... 314/27...................... 1987-90 9. Todd Cleveland...... 307/35................1994, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;96-97 Average Per Punt Return Game (minimum of 5 returns) 1. Sean Beckton...... 19.8 (158/8)...NW Mo. St., 10/24/87 2. Mike Dickinson... 16.7 (100/6)......... Troy, 8/31/91 3. Neal Beasley....... 15.7 (94/6).. Samford, 11/15/86 4. Joe Burnett......... 15.2 (76/5)...Memphis, 9/22/07 5. Rocky Ross.......... 15.1 (91/6)...... Samford, 9/5/09 6. John Scargle........ 14.6 (73/5).. H. Sydney, 11/7/81 7. Mike Dickinson... 14.3 (100/7)..Millers., 11/16/91 Season (minimum of 15 returns) 1. Joe Burnett............ 16.5 (463/28)..................2005 2. Josh Robinson........ 15.2 (304/20)..................2010 3. Joe Burnett............ 14.5 (378/26)..................2008 4. Siaha Burley........... 14.0 (293/21)..................1998 5. Mike Dickinson...... 12.5 (387/31)..................1981 6. Asante Samuel....... 12.3 (233/19)..................2002 7. Sean Beckton......... 12.2 (208/17)..................1987 8. Mark Whittemore.. 10.8 (216/20)..................1994 9. Joe Burnett............ 10.7 (331/31)..................2007 10. J.J. Worton............. 10.6 (266/25)..................2012 Career (minimum 2 years/20 returns) 1. Siaha Burley........... 14.0 (293/21)............ 1997-98 2. Joe Burnett............ 13.6 (1,304/96)......... 2005-08 3. Josh Robinson........ 13.1 (355/27)............ 2009-11 4. Sean Beckton......... 11.6 (314/27)............ 1987-90 5. A.J. Guyton............ 10.9 (228/21)............ 2007-11 6. Tim Kiggins............ 10.7 (236/22)............ 1979-80 Asante Samuel....... 10.7 (673/63)............ 1999-02 8. J.J. Worton............. 9.9 (416/42).............. 2011-12 9. Mark Whittemore.. 9.8 (420/43).............. 1991-94 10. Tavaris Capers........ 9.3 (372/40).............. 2001-04 Punt Return Touchdowns Game 1. Jeff Farmer.......... 1 (30 yds)*...Ill. State, 10/20/84 David Alls............ 1 (11 yds)*........... VMI, 11/1/86 Neil Beasley........ 1 (72 yds).... Samford, 11/15/86 Eric Jones............ 1 (5 yds)*... Texas So., 11/18/85 Sean Beckton...... 1 (60 yds)... Texas So., 11/17/90 Mike Dickinson... 1 (86 yds)............. Troy, 8/31/91 Mike Dickinson... 1 (58 yds)...............JMU, 9/7/91 Mike Dickinson... 1 (70 yds)............B-CU, 9/28/91 Louis Lubin.......... 1 (11 yds)*.... Buffalo, 11/13/93 Mark Whittemore.. 1 (70 yds).......... ULM, 10/15/94 Siaha Burley........ 1 (91 yds)..N. Mexico, 11/21/98 Thad Ward.......... 1 (6 yds)*....... Georgia, 9/25/99 Thad Ward.......... 1 (0 yds)*........ MTSU, 11/13/99 Ricot Joseph........ 1 (3 yds)*.........BGSU, 11/20/99 Alphonzo Hopkins.. 1 (2 yds)*..MIA (Ohio), 11/23/02 Tavaris Capers..... 1 (52 yds)........ Buffalo, 10/4/03 Tavaris Capers..... 1 (54 yds)...Penn State, 9/18/04 Joe Burnett......... 1 (58 yds)........... Rice, 11/19/05 Joe Burnett......... 1 (68 yds)............Tulsa, 12/3/05 Blake Carter........ 1 (31 yds)*.............. USF, 9/9/06 Augustus Ashley.. 1 (37 yds)*...Louisiana, 9/29/07 Joe Burnett......... 1 (83 yds)............Tulsa, 12/1/07 * After blocked punt

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Kick/Punt Return Records Season 1. Mike Dickinson...... 3......................................1991 2. Thad Ward............. 2......................................1999 Joe Burnett............ 2......................................2005 Career 1. Mike Dickinson...... 3................................ 1989-92 Joe Burnett............ 3................................ 2005-08 3. Thad Ward............. 2................................ 1999-01 Tavaris Capers........ 2................................ 2001-04 5. 13 tied with one Kick Returns Game 1. Ted Wilson............. 7/213.............. EKU, 10/13/84 Mark Whittemore.. 7/188.. East Carolina, 9/21/91 Curtis Francis......... 7/184............... USF, 10/13/07 Joe Burnett............ 7/175.................. BC, 9/20/08 5. Shawn Jefferson..... 6/140.... N. Alabama, 10/1/88 Mark Whittemore.. 6/94.. James Madison, 9/7/91 Mark Whittemore.. 6/140.. East Carolina, 9/18/93 Doug Gabriel.......... 6/122........... WMU, 10/12/02 Quincy McDuffie.... 6/126.......... Miami, 10/17/09 Quincy McDuffie.... 6/171.........Rutgers, 12/19/09 Season 1. Ted Wilson............. 40/952............................1984 2. Quincy McDuffie.... 39/944............................2009 3. Mark Whittemore.. 33/679............................1991 4. Doug Gabriel.......... 31/632............................2002 5. Quincy McDuffie.... 27/869............................2010 6. Mark Whittemore.. 26/662............................1992 Mark Whittemore.. 26/591............................1993 Luther Huggins...... 26/653............................2003 9. Joe Burnett............ 26/745............................2008 10. Ted Wilson............. 25/732............................1983 Paul Miranda......... 25/644............................1998 Career 1. Quincy McDuffie.... 90/2,501................... 2009-12 2. Ted Wilson............. 89/2,121................... 1983-86 3. Mark Whittemore.. 86/1,932................... 1991-94 4. Curtis Francis......... 75/1,674................... 2004-07 5. Luther Huggins...... 67/1,567................... 2001-04 6. Todd Cleveland...... 51/1,270.............1994, ‘96-97 7. Edward Mack......... 50/1,033.............1996, ‘98-00 8. Shawn Jefferson..... 42/837...................... 1988-90 9. Rannell Hall........... 41/1,064................... 2011-12 10. Doug Gabriel.......... 37/795...................... 2001-02 Longest Kick Return 1. Ted Wilson............. 100 (TD)..........SE La., 9/17/83 Ted Wilson............. 100 (TD).......... EKU, 10/13/84 Todd Cleveland...... 100 (TD)...........B-CU, 9/17/94 4. Todd Cleveland...... 99 (TD)....... Buffalo, 11/19/94 Khymest Williams .. 99 (TD)........... SMU, 11/17/07 Quincy McDuffie.... 99 (TD).............. ECU, 10/4/12 7. Quincy McDuffie.... 98 (TD).....Marshall, 10/27/12 8. Quincy McDuffie.... 97 (TD).....Marshall, 10/27/12 9. Quincy McDuffie.... 95 (TD)......... Samford, 9/5/09 Quincy McDuffie.... 95 (TD)....... Tulane , 11/20/10 Average Per Kick Return Game (minimum of five returns) 1. Curtis Francis......... 40.6 (203/5)...... ECU, 10/6/07 2. Paul Miranda......... 39.6 (198/5).. La. Tech, 9/5/98 3. Rannell Hall.............36.8 (184/5)..... ECU, 11/19/11 4. Ted Wilson............. 30.4 (213/7) ... EKU, 10/13/84 5. Rannell Hall........... 29.6 (148/5).....Tulsa, 11/3/11 6. Quincy McDuffie.... 28.5 (171/6).....RUT, 12/19/09 7. Rannell Hall........... 27.6 (138/5)... USM, 11/12/11

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8. Mark Whittemore.. 26.9 (188/7) ..... ECU, 9/21/91 9. Curtis Francis......... 26.3 (184/7)..... USF, 10/13/07 10. Joe Burnett............ 25.0 (175/7)........ BC, 9/20/08 Season (minimum of 15 returns) 1. Quincy McDuffie.... 34.2 (582/17)..................2012 2. Quincy McDuffie.... 32.2 (869/27)..................2010 3. Rannell Hall........... 31.0 (714/23)..................2011 4. Paul Miranda......... 30.7 (644/21)..................1998 5. Ted Wilson............. 29.3 (732/25)..................1983 6. Curtis Francis......... 29.2 (643/22)..................2007 7. Mark Whittemore.. 25.5 (662/26)..................1992 8. Luther Huggins...... 25.1 (653/26)..................2003 9. Ted Wilson............. 23.8 (952/40)..................1984 10. Todd Cleveland...... 23.4 (375/16)..................1996 Career (minimum 2 years/20 returns) 1. Paul Miranda......... 33.3 (732/22)............ 1997-98 2. Joe Burnett............ 28.7 (745/26)............ 2005-08 3. Quincy McDuffie.... 27.8 (2,501/90)......... 2009-12 4. Khymest Williams.. 26.3 (710/27).. 2007-08, ‘10-11 5. Rannell Hall........... 26.0 (1,064/41)......... 2011-12 6. Todd Cleveland...... 24.9 (1,270/51)...1994, ‘96-97 7. Luther Huggins...... 23.4 (1,567/67)......... 2001-04 8. Ted Wilson............. 23.8 (2,121/89)......... 1983-86 9. Mark Whittemore.. 22.5 (1,932/86)......... 1991-94 10. Curtis Francis......... 22.3 (1,674/75)......... 2004-07 Kick Return Yardage Game 1. Ted Wilson............. 213/7.............. EKU, 10/13/84 2. Curtis Francis......... 203/5.. East Carolina, 10/6/07 3. Paul Miranda......... 198/5............ La. Tech, 9/5/98 4. Quincy McDuffie.... 195/2.......Marshall, 10/27/12 5. Mark Whittemore.. 188/7.. East Carolina, 9/21/91 6. Curtis Francis ........ 184/7............... USF, 10/13/07 Rannell Hall........... 184/5..East Carolina, 11/19/11 8. Ted Wilson............. 177/4.... Richmond, 10/15/83 9. Joe Burnett............ 175/7.................. BC, 9/20/08 10. Quincy McDuffie.... 171/6.........Rutgers, 12/19/09 Season 1. Ted Wilson............. 952/40............................1984 2. Quincy McDuffie.... 944/39............................2009 3. Quincy McDuffie.... 869/27............................2010 4. Joe Burnett............ 745/26............................2008 5. Ted Wilson............. 732/25............................1983 6. Rannell Hall........... 714/23............................2011 7. Mark Whittemore.. 679/33............................1991 8. Mark Whittemore.. 662/26............................1992 9. Luther Huggins...... 653/26............................2003 10. Paul Miranda......... 644/25............................1998 Career 1. Quincy McDuffie.... 2,501/90................... 2009-12 2. Ted Wilson............. 2,121/89................... 1983-86 3. Mark Whittemore.. 1,932/86................... 1991-94 4. Curtis Francis......... 1,674/75................... 2004-07 5. Luther Huggins...... 1,567/67................... 2001-04 6. Todd Cleveland...... 1,270/51.............1994, ‘96-97 7. Rannell Hall........... 1,064/41................... 2011-12 8. Edward Mack......... 1,033/50.............1996, ‘98-00 9. Shawn Jefferson..... 837/42...................... 1988-90 10. Doug Gabriel.......... 795/37...................... 2001-02 Kick Return Touchdowns Game 1. Quincy McDuffie.... 2 (98, 97 yds)..MAR, 10/27/12 2. Ted Wilson............. 1 (100 yds)......SE La., 9/17/83 Ted Wilson............. 1 (100 yds)...... EKU, 10/13/84 Todd Cleveland...... 1 (100 yds).......B-CU, 9/17/94 Todd Cleveland...... 1 (89 yds).........WKU, 9/24/94

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Todd Cleveland...... 1 (99 yds)... Buffalo, 11/19/94 Todd Cleveland...... 1 (93 yds)....... SAM, 10/12/96 Paul Miranda......... 1 (88 yds).... Toledo, 11/22/97 Curtis Francis......... 1 (93 yds).......... ECU, 10/6/07 Khymest Williams.. 1 (99 yds)....... SMU, 11/17/07 Joe Burnett............ 1 (91 yds)............. USF, 9/6/08 Joe Burnett............ 1 (91 yds).... Miami, 10/11/08 Quincy McDuffie.... 1 (95 yds)..... Samford, 9/5/09 Quincy McDuffie.... 1 (93 yds)... NC State, 9/11/10 Quincy McDuffie.... 1 (95 yds).... Tulane, 11/20/10 Latavius Murray..... 1 (69 yds)....... USM, 11/12/11 Quincy McDuffie.... 1 (99 yds).......... ECU, 10/4/12 Season 1. Todd Cleveland...... 3 .....................................1994 Quincy McDuffie.... 3......................................2012 3. Joe Burnett............ 2......................................2008 Quincy McDuffie.... 2......................................2010 5. Ted Wilson............. 1 .....................................1983 Ted Wilson............. 1......................................1984 Todd Cleveland...... 1......................................1996 Paul Miranda......... 1......................................1997 Curtis Francis......... 1......................................2007 Khymest Williams.. 1......................................2007 Quincy McDuffie.... 1......................................2009 Career 1. Quincy McDuffie.... 6................................ 2009-12 2. Todd Cleveland...... 4..........................1994, ‘96-97 3. Ted Wilson............. 2................................ 1983-86 Joe Burnett............ 2................................ 2005-08 5. Paul Miranda......... 1................................ 1996-98 Curtis Francis......... 1................................ 2004-07 Khymest Williams.. 1.................... 2007-08, ‘10-11 Latavius Murray..... 1..........................2008, ‘10-12 Opponent Single Game Punt/Kick Return Records Most Punt Returns 7........ Marvious Hester, Georgia Tech.......... 9/2/00 Most Punt Return Yards 141.... Richard Crawford, SMU................. 10/15/11 Highest Avg. Yards Per Punt Return (minimum two returns) 59.5... Keyon Laws, Ball State..................... 9/21/96 Longest Punt Return 92...... Richard Crawford, SMU................. 10/15/11 Touchdowns on Punt Returns 1........ Numerous Times Last.... Richard Crawford, SMU................. 10/15/11 Most Kick Returns 8........ Earnest Williams, Memphis............. 9/22/07 Most Kick Return Yards 197.... Danny Copeland, EKU.................... 10/18/86 197.... Robert Issac, Mississippi State....... 10/25/97 Highest Avg. Yardage Per Kick Return (minimum two returns) 56.5... Glen Farris, Alabama A&M............ 10/16/82 Longest Kick Return 97...... Glen Farris, Alabama A&M............ 10/16/82 97...... Danny Copeland, E. Kentucky........ 10/18/86 97...... Bert Rich, Maine............................ 11/18/95 97...... Lowell Robinson, Pittsburgh.......... 10/13/06 Touchdowns on Kick Returns 1........ Numerous Times Last.... Cody Hoffman, BYU......................... 9/23/11

Defensive Records Team Records

Single Game Most Interceptions UCF................ 5.................................. Numerous times ......................................First time vs. St. Leo, 9/20/80 ....................Last time vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/12/92 Both Teams.... 8................Bethune-Cookman, 9/12/92 ...................... 8...................... Nicholls State, 10/17/92 Opponent...... 6.................................. Numerous times ...................First time vs. Bethune-Cookman, 10/9/82 ..........................Last time vs. Nicholls State, 10/17/92 Most Fumbles UCF................ 7.....................William & Mary, 8/29/96 Both Teams.... 14................. Carson-Newman, 11/6/82 Opponent...... 10................. Carson-Newman, 11/6/82 Most Fumbles Lost UCF................ 6....................Northern Illinois, 10/7/00 Both Teams.... 8..................... Carson-Newman, 9/3/80 Opponent...... 6................... Carson-Newman, 11/6/82 Most Quarterback Sacks UCF................ 9................ Eastern Kentucky, 10/14/00 Both Teams.... 13...........................Louisiana, 10/24/98 Opponent...... 9.................Louisiana-Monroe, 11/1/97 ...................... 9.................................. Akron, 10/16/04 Single Season Most Quarterback Sacks UCF........................... 56........................................1993 Opponent................. 50........................................2004 Fewest QB Sacks UCF........................... 9..........................................1982 Opponent................. 7..........................................1988 Most Interceptions UCF........................... 24........................................2007 Opponent................. 25........................................1982 Fewest Interceptions UCF........................... 5..........................................2003 Opponent................. 6...................................1982, ‘96 Most INT Return Yards UCF........................... 392......................................2007 Opponent................. 365......................................1985 Fewest INT Return Yards UCF........................... 28........................................2003 Opponent................. 45........................................2012 Most Fumbles UCF........................... 35.................................1982, ‘83 Opponent................. 40........................................1982 Fewest Fumbles UCF........................... 13.................................1997, ‘12 Opponent................. 13........................................2011 Most Fumbles Lost UCF........................... 21........................................1985 Opponent................. 24........................................1982

Fewest Fumbles Lost UCF........................... 7..........................................1997 Opponent................. 4..........................................2007 Most PAT Blocks UCF........................... 2..................... 1988, ‘89, ‘90, ‘12 Opponent................. 5..........................................2012 Most Field Goal Blocks UCF........................... 4..........................................2003 Opponent................. 3..........................................1999 Most Punt Blocks UCF........................... 7..........................................1985 Opponent................. 1............... 1996, ‘99, ‘00 ‘01, ‘05 Most Total Blocks UCF........................... 8..........................................1985 Opponent................. 8..........................................2012

Individual Records

Tackles Game 1. Bill Giovanetti............. 23.... Morehouse, 11/17/79 Tito Rodriguez............ 23........ Arkansas, 11/10/01 3. Wyatt Bogan............... 22................ EKU, 10/18/86 Donnell Washington... 22..........Nebraska, 9/13/97 Deaubrey Devine....... 22..........Nebraska, 9/13/97 Damian Demps........... 22.........Alabama, 10/28/00 7. Moses Ashley............. 21.............. Miles, 10/20/80 Gary Slager................. 21............ Albany, 11/17/80 Eddie James............... 21...............B-CU, 11/21/81 Darrell Rudd............... 21...... Richmond, 10/15/83 Rick Hamilton............. 21............Liberty, 10/31/92 Season 1. Darrell Rudd............... 150..............................1983 2. Rick Hamilton............. 149..............................1992 3. Wyatt Bogan............... 143..............................1986 Tito Rodriguez............ 143..............................2001 5. Jimmy Goodman........ 142..............................1987 6. Rick Hamilton............. 139..............................1991 7. Wyatt Bogan............... 127..............................1988 Stanford Rhule........... 127..............................2002 9. Kemal Ishmael............ 124..............................2012 10. Mike Coad.................. 123..............................1987 Career 1. Rick Hamilton............. 443........................ 1989-92 2. Bill Giovanetti............. 429........................ 1979‑82 3. Kemal Ishmael............ 368........................ 2009-12 4. Nakia Reddick............. 354........................ 1993-96 5. Darrell Rudd............... 347........................ 1981‑84 6. Wyatt Bogan............... 341........................ 1984‑88 7. Jason Venson............. 322........................ 2005-08 8. Tito Rodriguez............ 321........................ 1998-01 9. Atari Bigby.................. 296........................ 2001-04 10. Bill Stewart................. 294........................ 1987-90 Tackles for loss (including sacks) Game 1. Bobby Spitulski........... 7.. Savannah State, 11/2/91 Greg Jefferson............ 7......... W. Illinois, 10/16/93 Greg Jefferson............ 7............. Buffalo, 11/13/93 Charles Anderson....... 7.................... Yale, 10/2/93 Jermaine Benoit......... 7................. ULM, 10/19/96 6. Moses Ashley............. 6................ Miles, 10/20/80 7. M. O’Shaughnessy..... 5.. Emory & Henry, 11/3/79 Ed Gantner................. 5................ Miles, 10/20/80 Elton Patterson........... 5................. ULM, 10/21/00

Elton Patterson........... 5....................UAB, 10/6/01 Stanford Rhule........... 5........Arizona State, 9/7/02 Season 1. Jermaine Benoit......... 24.5.............................1997 2. Elton Patterson........... 21................................2001 3. Greg Jefferson............ 20................................1993 Justen Moore............. 20................................1998 5. Elton Patterson........... 19................................2000 6. Darrell Rudd............... 18................................1984 Bruce Miller............... 18................................2009 8. Tarveres Tate.............. 17................................1996 Bruce Miller............... 17................................2008 10. Elton Patterson........... 16.5.............................2002 Career 1. Elton Patterson........... 59.5....................... 1999-02 2. Bruce Miller............... 57.5....................... 2007-10 3. Darrell Rudd............... 56.5....................... 1981-84 4. Tarveres Tate.............. 48.......................... 1993-96 5. Justen Moore............. 47.5....................... 1996-99 6. Bobby Spitulski........... 46.......................... 1988-91 7. Greg Jefferson............ 42.......................... 1991-94 8. Jermaine Benoit......... 41.5....................... 1994-97 9. Josh McKibben........... 34.......................... 1998-01 10. Emil Ekiyor................. 32.5 ................1992-93, ‘95 Fumbles Recovered Game 1. Darrell Rudd............... 3...................B-CU, 10/9/82 2. Jim Bray...................... 2.... Savannah St., 10/10/81 Jay Shapiro................. 2......Ga. Southern, 9/11/82 Paul Brock.................. 2................... SFA, 10/26/85 Darryl Lattimore......... 2.................. Troy, 10/22/94 Jermaine Benoit......... 2....... Illinois State, 11/2/96 Asante Samuel........... 2.......... Arkansas, 11/10/01 Chad Mascoe............. 2........Arizona State, 9/7/02 Derrick Hallman......... 2.................. Rice, 10/24/09 Ronnie Weaver........... 2.............. Tulane, 11/21/09 Season 1. Darrell Rudd............... 6..................................1982 2. Jeff Farmer................. 5..................................1983 3. Mike Grissom............. 4..................................1988 Steve Spears............... 4..................................1988 Allen Powell............... 4..................................1995 Jameil McWhorter..... 4..................................1997 Career 1. Darrell Rudd............... 11.......................... 1981-84 2. Jeff Farmer................. 6............................ 1983-84 Kemal Ishmael............ 6............................ 2009-12 4. Corris Ervin................. 5............................ 1984-87 Steve Spears............... 5............................ 1986-88 Mike Grissom............. 5 ........................... 1986-89 Emil Ekiyor................. 5......................1992-93, ‘95 Allen Powell............... 5............................ 1992-95 Darryl Latimore.......... 5............................ 1993-95 Tarveres Tate.............. 5............................ 1993-95 Jameil McWhorter..... 5............................ 1994-97 Derrick Hallman......... 5............................ 2007-10 Forced Fumbles Game 1. Nakia Reddick............. 2..... Illinois State, 11/02/96 Tony Hardman............ 2...Nicholls State, 10/16/99 Tony Hardman............ 2................. W&M, 9/23/00 Willie Davis................. 2.................. EKU, 10/14/00 Elliot Shorter.............. 2...... Virginia Tech, 9/29/01 Lawrence Young......... 2.................. Texas, 9/15/07 Jarvis Geathers........... 2............... Buffalo, 9/19/09 Cory Hogue................ 2.................. Rice, 10/26/09 Derrick Hallman......... 2............... Buffalo, 9/18/10 Troy Davis................... 2..................... FIU, 9/15/12 E.J. Dunston............... 2.................UTEP, 11/10/12

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Defensive Records Season 1. Greg Jefferson............ 5..................................1993 Tony Hardman............ 5..................................2000 Elton Patterson........... 5..................................2001 4. Nakia Reddick............. 4..................................1996 Jameil McWhorter..... 4..................................1997 Deon Porter................ 4..................................1998 Derrick Hallman......... 4..................................2010 8. Emil Ekiyor................. 3..................................1992 Nakia Reddick............. 3..................................1993 Emil Ekiyor................. 3..................................1993 Emil Ekiyor................. 3..................................1995 Nakia Reddick............. 3..................................1995 Josh McKibben........... 3..................................1999 Willie Davis................. 3..................................2000 Elliot Shorter.............. 3..................................2001 Stanford Rhule........... 3..................................2002 Jarvis Geathers........... 3..................................2009 Kemal Ishmael............ 3..................................2012 Troy Davis................... 3..................................2012 E.J. Dunston............... 3..................................2012 Career 1. Nakia Reddick............. 10.......................... 1993-96 2. Emil Ekiyor................. 9......................1992-93, ‘95 Elton Patterson........... 8............................ 1999-02 4. Greg Jefferson............ 7............................ 1991-94 Tony Hardman............ 7............................ 1998-00 Derrick Hallman......... 7............................ 2007-10 7. Jameil McWhorter..... 6............................ 1994-97 Deon Porter................ 6......................1995, ‘97-98 Elliot Shorter.............. 6............................ 1998-01 Bruce Miller............... 6............................ 2007-10 Kemal Ishmael............ 6............................ 2009-12 Sacks Game 1. M. O’Shaughnessy..... 5.. Emory & Henry, 11/3/79 Darrell Rudd............... 5...................WKU, 9/22/84 3. Willie Davis................. 4.................. EKU, 10/14/00 4. Leger Douzable.......... 3.5... East Carolina, 11/4/06 5. M. O’Shaughnessy..... 3................ St. Leo, 9/20/80 M. O’Shaughnessy..... 3...... N. Alabama, 10/18/80 Jeff Farmer................. 3...... Austin Peay, 10/29/83 Darrell Rudd............... 3......... Texas State, 9/29/84 Wyatt Bogan............... 3....Valdosta State, 9/20/86 Keenan Wimbley........ 3.... Florida A&M, 11/14/87 Emil Ekiyor................. 3..............Liberty, 10/31/92 Charles Anderson....... 3.................... Yale, 10/2/93 Greg Jefferson............ 3......... W. Illinois, 10/16/93 Jermaine Benoit......... 3................. ULM, 10/19/96 Justen Moore............. 3..........Louisiana, 10/14/98 Elton Patterson........... 3... Louisiana Tech, 11/4/00 Elton Patterson........... 3............... Akron, 10/26/02 Bruce Miller............... 3.............. Miami, 10/11/08 Jarvis Geathers........... 3............... Buffalo, 9/19/09 Season 1. Darrell Rudd............... 19.5.............................1984 2. Greg Jefferson............ 15................................1993 3. Bobby Spitulski........... 13................................1990 Bruce Miller............... 13................................2009 5. M. O’Shaughnessy..... 12................................1980 6. Emil Ekiyor................. 11................................1993 Jarvis Geathers........... 11................................2009 8. Keenan Wimbley........ 10.5.............................1987 Jermaine Benoit......... 10.5.............................1997 10. M. O’Shaughnessy..... 10................................1979 Elton Patterson........... 10................................2000

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Career 1. Bruce Miller............... 35.5....................... 2007-10 2. Darrell Rudd............... 31.5....................... 1981-84 3. Greg Jefferson............ 31.......................... 1991-94 4. Elton Patterson........... 30.5 ...................... 1999-02 5. Jermaine Benoit......... 28.5....................... 1993-97 6. M. O’Shaughnessy..... 22.......................... 1979-80 Bobby Spitulski........... 22.......................... 1988-91 8. Emil Ekiyor................. 20.5....................... 1992-95 9. Keenan Wimbley........ 19.......................... 1984-87 10. Dave Nelson............... 18.5....................... 1990-93 Troy Davis................... 18.5....................... 2009-12 Interceptions Game 1. Doug Gatewood......... 2...... Fort Benning, 9/29/79 Tim Kiggins................. 2................ St. Leo, 9/20/80 John Scargle............... 2..Elizabeth City St., 9/19/81 Bruce Gordon............. 2.................B-CU, 11/21/81 Paul Kelly.................... 2...Nicholls State, 11/12/83 Reggie Edwards.......... 2........... Samford, 11/30/85 Keith Evans................. 2............Wofford, 10/25/86 Steve Webster............ 2.... Savannah St., 10/10/87 Keith Evans................. 2.....................B-CU, 9/2/88 Steve Wright.............. 2...................B-CU, 9/28/91 Allen Powell............... 2...................B-CU, 9/12/92 Brian Crutcher............ 2...Nicholls State, 10/17/92 Richard Blake............. 2.................... Yale, 10/2/93 Lenard Hayes.............. 2............. Buffalo, 11/19/94 Asante Samuel........... 2............... WMU, 10/12/02 Mike Sims-Walker...... 2..........Penn State, 9/18/04 Joe Burnett................. 2.............. Tulane, 10/21/05 Joe Burnett................. 2................. SMU, 11/17/07 Johnell Neal................ 2...................Tulsa, 12/1/07 Sha’reff Rashad.......... 2.............. Miami, 10/11/08 Sha’reff Rashad.......... 2...........Marshall, 11/15/08 Season 1. Keith Evans................. 8..................................1986 2. Joe Burnett................. 6..................................2007 Johnell Neal................ 6..................................2007 Josh Robinson............ 6..................................2009 5. Brian Crutcher............ 5 .................................1992 Joe Burnett................. 5..................................2005 Sha’reff Rashad.......... 5..................................2008 Reggie Weams............ 5..................................2010 9. 15 tied with................ 4 ......................................... ...........Last by Joe Burnett and Johnell Neal, 2008 Career 1. Joe Burnett................. 16.......................... 2005-08 2. Sha’reff Rashad.......... 14.......................... 2004-08 3. Keith Evans................. 13.......................... 1986‑88 4. Johnell Neal................ 12.......................... 2005-08 5. Josh Robinson............ 10.......................... 2009-11 6. Reggie Edwards.......... 9............................ 1984‑87 7. Ray Irvin..................... 8............................ 1988-90 Rick Hamilton............. 8............................ 1989-92 Steve Wright.............. 8............................ 1990-94 Asante Samuel........... 8............................ 1999-02 Jason Venson............. 8............................ 2005-08

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Longest Interception Return 1. Jordan Ozerities......... 100 (TD).. Tulane, 11/20/10 2. Rick Hamilton............. 97 (TD)........W. Ill., 9/26/92 3. Ray Irvin..................... 95 (TD).........B-CU, 9/15/90 4. Donnell Washington... 80 (TD)... N. Mex., 9/14/96 5. Lyle Dankenbring........ 78 (TD)........UAB, 11/24/12 6. A.J. Bouye................... 76 (TD).......Tulsa, 11/17/12 7. Kurt Ashley................. 75 (TD)......Ill. St., 10/20/84 8. Tim Kiggins................. 72.... Morehouse, 11/17/79 Reggie Edwards.......... 72 (TD)......... SFA, 10/26/85 Johnell Neal................ 72 (TD)....... SMU, 11/17/07 Interception Return Yardage Game 1. Jordan Ozerities......... 100/1...... Tulane, 11/20/10 2. Rick Hamilton............. 97/1..... W. Illinois, 9/26/92 3. Ray Irvin..................... 95/1.............B-CU, 9/15/90 4. Donnell Washington... 80/1.....N. Mexico, 9/14/96 5. Lyle Dankenbring........ 78/1............UAB, 11/24/12 6. Sha’reff Rashad.......... 77/2.....Marshall, 11/15/08 7. A.J. Bouye................... 76/1...........Tulsa, 11/17/12 8. Kurt Ashley................. 75/1... Illinois St., 10/20/84 9. Tim Kiggins................. 72/1..Morehouse, 11/17/79 Reggie Edwards.......... 72/1............. SFA, 10/26/85 Johnell Neal................ 72/1........... SMU, 11/17/07 Season 1. Ray Irvin..................... 161/4..........................1990 2. Johnell Neal................ 159/6..........................2007 3. Rick Hamilton............. 129/3..........................1992 4. Richard Blake............. 119/3..........................1993 5. A.J. Bouye................... 111/3..........................2012 6. Johnell Neal............... 103/4..........................2008 7. Reggie Edwards.......... 102/4..........................1985 8. Jordan Ozerities......... 100/1..........................2010 9. Joe Burnett................. 99/5............................2005 10. Tim Kiggins................. 97/3............................1979 Keith Evans................. 97/8............................1986 Career 1. Joe Burnett................. 262/16.................. 2005-08 2. Johnell Neal................ 247/12.................. 2005-08 3. Ray Irvin..................... 223/8.................... 1988-90 4. Reggie Edwards.......... 203/9.................... 1984-87 5. Keith Evans................. 183/13.................. 1986-88 6. A.J. Bouye................... 180/6.................... 2009-12 7. Rick Hamilton............. 177/8.................... 1989-92 8. Sha’reff Rashad.......... 168/14.................. 2005-08 9. Josh Robinson............ 147/10.................. 2009-11 10. Jason Venson............. 129/8.................... 2004-08 Interception Returns for a Touchdown Game 1. 33 Times Passes Broken Up Game 1. Tim Kiggins.......... 5....... Emory & Henry, 11/15/80 Greg Atterberry... 5..Bethune-Cookman, 11/26/83 Davin Bush.......... 5... Northwestern State, 9/9/00 4. John Cummings... 4....................Catawba, 11/1/80 Victor Riddle....... 4.............. SE Louisiana, 9/13/85 David Alls............ 4............ West Georgia, 9/13/86 Keith Evans.......... 4........... Morningside, 11/21/87 Ray Irvin.............. 4......Bethune-Cookman, 9/2/88 Victor Gray.......... 4.........Southern Miss, 11/12/11

Defensive Records Season 1. Greg Atterberry.......... 22................................1983 2. Asante Samuel........... 15................................2002 Josh Robinson............ 15................................2011 4. Davin Bush................. 14................................2000 5. Reggie Edwards.......... 13................................1987 Darryl Lattimore......... 13................................1997 Asante Samuel........... 13................................2001 Josh Robinson............ 13................................2010 9. Darius Fore................. 12................................1983 Joe Burnett................. 12................................2007 Career 1. Asante Samuel........... 38.......................... 1999-02 2. Josh Robinson............ 36.......................... 2009-11 3. Joe Burnett................. 35.......................... 2005-08 4. Greg Atterberry.......... 34.......................... 1981-85 5. Davin Bush................. 32....................1996, ‘98-00 Johnell Neal................ 32.......................... 2005-08 7. Travis Fisher............... 31.......................... 1999-01 8. Sha’reff Rashad.......... 28.......................... 2005-08 9. Jason Venson............. 26.......................... 2004-08 10. Jimmie Roberts.......... 24.......................... 1987-90 Reginald Doster.......... 24.......................... 1996-98 Punts Blocked Game 1. Scott Ariail................. 2...................B-CU, 9/28/91 Brian Covington.......... 2.... Morningside, 11/21/87 Darryl Lattimore......... 2..... South Carolina, 9/6/97 4. 45 tied with ............... 1 Season 1. Ricot Joseph............... 3..................................1999 2. Bernard Ford.............. 2..................................1985 Bernard Ford.............. 2..................................1986 Corris Ervin................. 2..................................1986 Brian Covington.......... 2..................................1987 Scott Ariail.................. 2..................................1991 Darryl Lattimore......... 2..................................1997 8. 42 tied with................ 1 Career 1. Bernard Ford.............. 5............................ 1985-87 Ricot Joseph............... 5............................ 1999-01 3. Scott Ariail.................. 4............................ 1989-92 4. Corris Ervin................. 3............................ 1984-87 5. Brian Covington.......... 2............................ 1987-88 Emil Ekiyor................. 2............................ 1992-95 Emory Green.............. 2............................ 1994-97 Patrick Holland........... 2............................ 2002-03 9. 28 Tied with............... 1 Field Goals Blocked Game 1. Joe Owens.................. 1.................WKU, 10/12/85 Sylvester Bembery..... 1.....................B-CU, 9/6/86 Corris Ervin................. 1......Ga. Southern, 11/8/86 Willie Britton.............. 1..............Liberty, 10/28/89 Robert Lindsey........... 1...................... Troy, 9/1/90 Rick Hamilton............. 1.................... Troy, 9/19/92 Greg Jefferson............ 1...McNeese State, 9/25/93 Greg Jefferson............ 1............. Samford, 10/9/93 Greg Jefferson............ 1............. Buffalo, 11/13/93 Robert Alexander....... 1...................B-CU, 9/17/94 Damian Demps........... 1................. Purdue, 9/4/99 Raheem Pontiflet....... 1... Eastern Illinois, 10/2/99 Asante Samuel........... 1........Utah State, 10/27/01 Paul Carrington.......... 1...... Virginia Tech, 8/31/03 Antoine Poe............... 1.......... Kent State, 9/27/03

Peter Sands................ 1............... Akron, 10/18/03 Peter Sands................ 1...........Marshall, 11/19/03 Paul Carrington.......... 1..................... USF, 9/17/05 Johnell Neal................ 1............Memphis, 9/22/07 Cam Henderson......... 1.................Tulsa, 11/17/12 Season 1. Greg Jefferson............ 3 .................................1993 2. Asante Samuel........... 2..................................2000 Peter Sands................ 2..................................2003 Career 1. Greg Jefferson............ 3............................ 1991-94 Asante Samuel........... 3............................ 1999-02 3. Peter Sands................ 2............................ 2001-04 Paul Carrington.......... 2............................ 2002-05 5. 12 tied with................ 1 PATs Blocked Game 1. Parnell McCall............ 1.................... Troy, 9/17/88 Joe Simmons.............. 1..........So. Conn., 10/15/88 John Harris................. 1.................... Troy, 9/16/89 Willie Britton.............. 1....Ga. Southern, 10/21/89 Rick Hamilton............. 1............Memphis, 9/22/90 Leroy Wisniewksi....... 1................Liberty, 11/3/90 Greg Jefferson............ 1........... Samford, 10/12/91 Greg Jefferson............ 1.. Savannah State, 11/2/91 Greg Jefferson............ 1........... Samford, 11/21/92 Emory Green.............. 1..... South Carolina, 9/6/97 Jeff Mauldin............... 1..... Louisiana Tech, 9/5/98 Fred Harley................. 1................Florida, 9/11/99 Asante Samuel........... 1.... Virginia Tech, 11/11/00 Johnell Neal................ 1............Memphis, 9/22/07 E.J. Dunston............... 1..................UAB, 10/20/11 Jose Jose.................... 1.................Tulsa, 11/17/12 A.J. Bouye................... 1...................Tulsa, 12/1/12 Season 1. Greg Jefferson............ 2..................................1991 2. 12 tied with ............... 1 Career 1. Greg Jefferson............ 3............................ 1991-94 2. 12 tied with................ 1 Total Blocks (Punts, FGs, & PATs) Season 1. Corris Ervin................. 3..................................1986 Greg Jefferson............ 3..................................1993 Ricot Joseph............... 3..................................1999 Asante Samuel........... 3..................................2000 5. Bernard Ford.............. 2..................................1985 Bernard Ford.............. 2..................................1986 Brian Covington . ....... 2..................................1987 Scott Ariail.................. 2..................................1991 Greg Jefferson............ 2..................................1991 Darryl Latimore.......... 2..................................1997 Peter Sands................ 2..................................2003 Career 1. Greg Jefferson............ 6............................ 1991-94 2. Bernard Ford.............. 5............................ 1985-87 Ricot Joseph............... 5............................ 1999-01 4. Corris Ervin................. 4............................ 1984-87 Scott Ariail.................. 4............................ 1989-92 Asante Samuel........... 4............................ 1999-02 7. Rick Hamilton............. 3............................ 1989-92 Emory Green.............. 3............................ 1994-97 9. Joe Owens.................. 2...........................1985, ‘87 Brian Covington.......... 2 ........................... 1987-88

Willie Britton.............. 2............................ 1989-92 Emil Ekiyor................. 2 ........................... 1992-95 Asante Samuel........... 2............................ 1999-02 Patrick Holland........... 2............................ 2002-03 Peter Sands................ 2............................ 2001-04 Paul Carrington.......... 2............................ 2002-05

100-Tackle Club Player..............................Tackles....................... Year Darrell Rudd..................... 150..............................1983 Rick Hamilton................... 149..............................1992 Wyatt Bogan..................... 143..............................1986 Tito Rodriguez.................. 143..............................2001 Jimmy Goodman.............. 142..............................1987 Rick Hamilton................... 139..............................1991 Wyatt Bogan..................... 127..............................1988 Stanford Rhule.................. 127..............................2002 Kemal Ishmael.................. 124..............................2012 Mike Coad........................ 123..............................1987 Bill Giovanetti................... 121..............................1982 Tito Rodriguez.................. 121..............................2000 John Bryant....................... 119..............................1996 Peter Sands....................... 119..............................2002 Nakia Reddick................... 118..............................1996 Clayton Geathers.............. 117..............................2012 Eddie James...................... 116..............................1981 Peter Sands....................... 113..............................2003 Atari Bigby........................ 112..............................2003 Rick Hamilton................... 111..............................1990 Antoine Poe...................... 111..............................2003 Steve Webster.................. 109..............................1986 Travis Cooper.................... 109..............................1994 Bill Giovanetti................... 108..............................1980 Bill Stewart....................... 108..............................1990 Terrance Plummer............ 108..............................2012 Kendrick Thomas.............. 107..............................1996 Damian Demps................. 107..............................2000 Keith Evans....................... 106..............................1986 Jermaine Benoit............... 105..............................1997 Bill Govanetti.................... 104..............................1981 Ricot Joseph..................... 104..............................2001 Atari Bigby........................ 104..............................2002 Sha’reff Rashad................. 103..............................2007 Cory Hogue....................... 103..............................2009 Bill Stewart....................... 100..............................1988 Opponent Single Game Defense Records Most Tackles 20..... Dereck Rush, Mississippi State.......10/25/97 Most Tackles for Loss 5....... Four Times Most Sacks 5....... Steve Foley, Louisiana-Monroe........11/1/97 Most Passes Broken Up 4....... Four Times 4....... Last: R.J. Oliver, Arizona State............9/7/02 Most Forced Fumbles 2....... Ashley Travis, Eastern Michigan.....10/30/99 2....... Braxton Williams, Clemson................9/1/01 Most Fumble Recoveries 2....... Numerous Times . ....... Last: Jermaine Miles, Ga. Tech.......10/26/96 Most Interceptions 3....... Numerous Times . ....... Last: Dwight Smith, Akron................9/16/00 Interception Returns for Touchdown 1....... Numerous Times . ....... Last: C.J. Wilson, NC State................9/11/10 Longest Interception Return 85..... Tim Akins, Savannah State (TD).....10/11/80

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Miscellaneous Records Team Records

Single Game Most Penalties UCF................. 23...............Bethune-Cookman, 9/2/88 Both Teams..... 31...................Florida Atlantic, 9/13/03 Opponent....... 16................ Savannah State, 10/11/80 ....................... 16.................... Valdosta State, 9/11/93 Most Yards Penalized UCF................. 155.............Bethune-Cookman, 9/2/88 Both Teams..... 262.........Bethune-Cookman, 11/26/83 Opponent....... 145.........Bethune-Cookman, 11/26/83 Single Season Most Turnovers UCF.................................. 45.................................1985 Opponent........................ 42.................................1981 Fewest Turnovers UCF.................................. 15.................................2012 Opponent........................ 12.................................2006 Highest Takeaway Margin UCF.................................. +13...............................1981 Opponent........................ +22....................... 1996, ‘03 Most Penalties UCF.................................. 110...............................2001 Opponent........................ 106...............................1982 Fewest Penalties UCF.................................. 52.................................2009 Opponent........................ 51...................1997, ‘06, ‘11 Most Yards Penalized UCF.................................. 892...............................2001 Opponent........................ 921...............................1982 Fewest Yards Penalized UCF.................................. 451...............................1981 Opponent........................ 405...............................1997 Most Consecutive Quarters Scoring 26 - Eastern Kentucky, 9/26/87, (4th) to Florida A&M, 11/14/87, (2nd) Longest Scoring Drought By Quarters 8 - Ft. Lauderdale, 10/20/79, (4th) to Emory & Henry, 11/3/79, (4th)

Most Consecutive Games Scoring 209 - Furman, 11/10/84, to Buffalo, 10/4/03 Most Consecutive Wins Overall Wins ..... Started with............................................. Ended by 7... Tulsa, 10/20/07...........Mississippi State, 12/29/07 6... S. Illinois, 10/27/90............ Ga. Southern, 12/8/90 6... East Carolina, 10/4/12................... Tulsa, 11/17/12 5... Savannah State, 11/23/85..............Akron, 9/27/86 5... Savannah State, 10/10/87........... FAMU, 11/14/87 5... Bethune-Cookman, 9/2/88...New Haven, 10/8/88 5... McNeese State, 9/25/93.................Troy, 10/30/93 5... Bowling Green, 9/26/98.............. Auburn, 11/7/98 5... Tulane, 10/21/05............................. Tulsa, 12/3/05 5... UAB, 10/6/10.................. Southern Miss, 11/13/10 Home Wins ....... Started with........................................... Ended by 11... Illinois State, 11/2/96...................Purdue, 9/4/99 10... Nicholls State, 10/17/92......Valdosta St., 9/10/94 Away Wins ..... Started with............................................. Ended by 4... Marshall, 10/13/10........................... FIU, 9/17/11* * - Does not include bowl victory 3... Bowling Green, 9/26/98.............. Auburn, 11/7/98 3... WMU, 10/12/02..................Virginia Tech, 8/31/04 3... East Carolina, 10/29/05.................. Florida, 9/9/06 3... Southern Miss, 10/28/07.. Boston College, 9/20/08 Most Consecutive Losses Overall Losses ....... Started by........................................... Ended with 17... West Virginia, 11/1/03............ Marshall, 9/24/05 12... Millersville, 11/14/81.........Elizabeth City, 9/2/83 Home Losses ..... Started by............................................. Ended with 8... Millersville, 11/14/81...........Elizabeth City, 9/2/83 7... Marshall, 11/19/03.................... Marshall, 9/24/05 Away Losses ...... Started by............................................ Ended with 15.. Virginia Tech, 8/31/03............. Louisiana, 10/1/05 9.... Texas State, 9/29/84.........................VMI, 11/1/86 6.... Valdosta State, 10/22/88................ B-CU, 9/15/90 6.... FIU, 9/17/11...................... Carries Over Into 2012

UCF Come-From-Behind Victories Points .. Trailed...... Qtr.........Won...... Opponent......................................Date 21.........21-0........... 1............ 28-24......Illinois State..............................10/20/84 14.........14-0........... 4............ 18-14......Emory & Henry.........................11/15/80 14.........14-0........... 2............ 35-34......at Western Kentucky..................9/22/84 14.........21-7........... 2............ 38-31......at Bowling Green........................9/26/98 14.........24-10......... 2............ 40-38......at Alabama...............................10/28/00 14.........21-7........... 2............ 31-27......at Western Michigan................10/12/02 14.........17-3........... 2............ 37-32......Houston....................................11/14/09 14.........14-0........... 1............ 40-20......East Carolina...............................10/4/12 Opponent Come-From-Behind Victories Points .. Trailed...... Qtr.........Won...... Opponent......................................Date 21.........21-0........... 2............ 35-31......at Eastern Kentucky..................11/12/88 18.........21-3........... 2............ 38-35......Syracuse.....................................11/2/02 17.........17-0........... 3............ 28-17......Troy . ........................................11/11/95 14.........14-0........... 2............ 28-27......Albany (HC)................................11/8/80 14.........28-14......... 4............ 36-35......at Samford..................................10/8/94 14.........17-3........... 2............ 33-30......Bowling Green (OT)..................11/20/99 14.........14-0........... 1............ 49-48......Nevada (OT).............................12/24/05 14.........28-14......... 2............ 52-38......East Carolina...............................10/6/07 14.........14-0........... 1............ 31-21......Southern Miss..........................11/13/10 13.........19-6........... 3............ 31-28......Wofford (HC)............................10/25/86 140

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Greatest Margin of Victory Points.. Score.... Opponent.................................. Date 64....... 67-3......Grand Valley State................ 10/31/87 63....... 63-0......Liberty ................................ 10/13/01 62....... 62-0......Charleston Southern................ 9/3/11 59....... 66-7......Samford................................ 11/15/86 57....... 63-6......Texas Southern..................... 11/17/90 55....... 55-0......St. Leo.................................... 9/20/80 55....... 55-0......Louisiana-Monroe................ 10/21/00 50....... 71-21....Gardner-Webb......................... 9/5/92 49....... 49-0......Kentucky State....................... 9/29/90 49....... 49-0......Tulane................................... 11/21/09 48....... 48-0......Eastern Illinois........................ 9/12/98 48....... 48-0......Buffalo.................................. 11/19/94 47....... 61-14....Tulane................................... 11/20/10 46....... 52-6......Millersville............................ 11/16/91 45....... 52-7......Samford................................ 10/11/97 45....... 52-7......William & Mary...................... 9/23/00 42....... 45-3......NW Missouri State (HC)....... 10/24/87 42....... 63-21....Buffalo (HC)............................ 11/7/92 42....... 49-7......Rice....................................... 10/24/09 42....... 56-14....Akron...................................... 8/30/12 41....... 41-0......Memphis.............................. 10/29/11 40....... 57-17....Akron...................................... 11/3/01 Greatest Margin of Defeat Points.. Score.... Opponent.................................. Date 69....... 69-0......at VMI..................................... 9/25/82 52....... 64-12....at USF................................... 10/13/07 50....... 60-10....at Nicholls State................... 10/23/82 45....... 52-7......Pitt........................................ 10/13/06 45....... 58-13....UTEP....................................... 9/27/08 44....... 44-0......at Savannah State................. 10/11/80 42....... 49-7......at McNeese State................... 9/30/95 42....... 42-0......at Florida.................................. 9/9/06 38....... 38-0......at Indiana State...................... 11/3/84 37....... 44-7......at Georgia Southern............... 12/8/90 36....... 42-6......at Furman............................. 11/10/84 36....... 48-12....Texas State.............................. 10/5/85 36....... 43-7......at Miami (Ohio).................... 10/23/04 35....... 59-24....Stephen F. Austin (HC).......... 10/26/85 35....... 56-21....Miami (Ohio)........................ 11/28/03 34....... 41-7......West Georgia (HC)................ 10/30/82 34....... 47-13....Purdue...................................... 9/4/99 33....... 46-13....at Arizona State........................ 9/7/02 32....... 46-14....at Florida State....................... 9/23/95 32....... 35-3......Texas....................................... 11/7/09

NCAA Record Holders Football Bowl Subdivision Most Rushing Attempts in a Season Kevin Smith . ......................... 450................................................................ 2007 Most 100-yard Rushing Games in a Season Kevin Smith . ......................... 13.................................................................. 2007 Highest Percentage of Passes Completed in a Career (Min. 1,000-1,099 atts.) Daunte Culpepper ................ .657.......................................................... 1996-98 Football Championship Subdivision Most Consecutive Pass Completions to Start First Game as a Freshman Daunte Culpepper ................ 12................... UCF vs. Eastern Kentucky, 8/31/95 Passing for a Touchdown and Scoring Touchdowns by Rushing, Receiving, & Punt Return Sean Beckton — threw a 33-yard TD pass, rushed for 11-yard TD, caught 17-yard TD pass and returned a punt 60 yards for TD vs. Texas Southern, Nov. 17, 1990

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