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Welcome to the 12th Annual Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans Welcome to the Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans! We’re so excited for the matchup in the 12th edition of our bowl game. Two teams with identical 8-4 overall records, the Toledo Rockets from the Mid-American Conference (MAC) and the Louisville Cardinals from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), make for a compelling matchup pitting the immovable object – Toledo’s defense – against the unstoppable force – Louisville’s offense. In the 11-year history of this bowl game we’ve seen the edge go to the offense. However, Toledo is making their third appearance in this game and won the previous two, putting them into position to become the first school to claim a third Coach Howard Schnellenberger Championship Trophy. Louisville is the second ACC team to play in this game following Syracuse’s appearance here just two years ago. The Cardinals’
head coach is Jeff Brohm, who was the head coach at Western Kentucky in 2016 when the Hilltoppers earned a berth in our bowl game. But shortly after team matchup announcements that year he accepted an offer to be the head coach of Purdue in the Big Ten Conference. Brohm spent six seasons leading the Boilermakers, earning four bowl bids and winning a division championship in 2022. In 2023, he accepted an offer to be the head coach of his alma mater, Louisville, where he’s led the Cardinals to a 27-12 record and three consecutive bowl games. Louisville also has multiple ties to our trophy’s namesake, Howard Schnellenberger. Schnellenberger was the Cardinals’ head coach from 1985 to 1994 during which Brohm played quarterback from 1989 to 1993. Brohm, a Louisville native, went on to play seven years in the NFL before re-
turning to his hometown to begin his coaching career, first with a local arena league team and then with his alma mater. He rejoined Schnellenberger at FAU for the 2009 season as quarterbacks coach. Toledo becomes the second school to appear in our bowl game three times, following Western Kentucky which had its third appearance last year in a loss to James Madison. Thus, Toledo is looking to become the first three-time winner. The Rockets will be led by interim head coach Robert Weiner who ascended to the role following head coach Jason Candle’s departure to become the new head coach at Connecticut. Weiner came to Toledo in 2020 as an offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Prior to that, he’d been the head coach at Plant High School in Tampa where he’d mentored quarterback Phillip Ely, who went on to play at Toledo
and was the offensive MVP of the 2015 Boca Raton Bowl. The Rockets finished the season on a roll, winning their last four games to finish in a three-way tie for second in the MAC standings but missing out on playing in the conference championship game due to a tiebreaker. Toledo and Louisville have one common opponent, Kentucky. The Rockets played at Kentucky in their first game of the season, narrowly losing, 24-16, in a game where the score was 10-2 going into a wild fourth quarter where the teams combined for four touchdowns. Louisville defeated Kentucky in the annual Governor’s Cup game, 41-0 at Louisville.
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2025 Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans BRAGGING POINTS The Top 25 ranked teams and the College Football Playoff bracket were announced on December 7, 2025, and there are multiple ties to the Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans. Two teams in the final Top 25 are former Boca Raton Bowl participants:
#BYU won the 2020 Boca Raton Bowl. #24 and 2025 Conference Champion James Madison won the 2024 Boca Raton Bowl. The 2024 Boca Raton Bowl winner, James Madison, earned a spot in the College Football Playoff field as the No. 12 seed.
Bob Chesney, who served as head coach at James Madison during the 2024 Boca Raton Bowl, was named head coach at UCLA following the 2025 season. Lane Kiffin, who was head coach at Florida Atlantic from 2017– 19, coached at Flagler Credit Union Stadium, home of the Boca
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Raton Bowl. Kiffin went 2–0 in the Boca Raton Bowl before moving on to Power Conference head coaching roles. Alex Golesh, who was head coach at South Florida and winner of the 2023 Boca Raton Bowl, was named head coach at Auburn following the 2025 season.
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Scott Singer City of Boca Raton Mayor
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schedule of bowl week events Friday – Dec 19 TBA Team Arrivals • Louisville • Toledo 1:30 p.m. Head Coaches Press Conference Presented by BlueIvy Communications at Palm Beach County Tourist Development Council 7 p.m. Team Welcome Parties • Louisville - Hilton West Palm Beach
Saturday – Dec. 20 Beach Parties at Lake Worth Pier / Benny’s on the Beach • Louisville – 12 p.m. • Toledo – 3 p.m. 8 p.m. Team Welcome Party • Toledo – Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center
Sunday – Dec. 21 Community Outreach Events (private event) • Louisville – West Palm Beach VA Hospital • Toledo – Baptist Health Boca Raton Regional Hospital
Monday – Dec. 22 • 12:00 p.m. Kickoff Luncheon Palm Beach County Convention Center (Ticket required) • 1:45 p.m. Joint Teams Media Availability at Palm Beach County Convention Center • 6 p.m. Joint Teams Pep Rally at Mizner Park Amphitheater, Boca Raton (Band & Spirit Squad Participation).
Tuesday – Dec. 23 • •
11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Fan Fest and Family Midway at Flagler Credit Union Stadium 2 p.m. 12th Annual Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans Game at Flagler Credit Union Stadium
All events are open to the public unless otherwise noted. For event times, refer to BocaRatonBowl.com or @BocaBowl on Facebook, Instagram and X.
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gAME DAY INFO ADMISSION As you enter the stadium gates, an attendant will scan your ticket barcode. Please make sure that each person in your party presents his or her ticket individually. Children two and under do not require a ticket. Once guests enter the stadium, they will not be allowed to exit and reenter. General Admission gates will open one and half hours prior to kickoff.
ALCOHOL POLICY Possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited by persons younger than 21 years of age. Anyone consuming alcohol must be prepared to show proof that he or she is 21 years of age or older. No alcohol may be brought into the stadium at any time. Alcohol is served and sold throughout the stadium. All alcohol sales stop at the end of the third quarter.
CLEAR BAG POLICY Flagler Credit Union Stadium will be utilizing the NFL’s Handbag Policy for the Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans. Bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12” x 6” x 12” may be permitted into Flagler Credit Union Stadium. Small clutch bags (approximately the size of a hand) may accompany the clear bag not exceeding the size limit. A one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag may also be used. An exception, at the discretion of security personnel, will be made for medically necessary items after proper inspection at a gate designated for this purpose. The following will be permitted following screening: - Wristlets/ clutches (with or without a strap) that fit in the palm of the hand no larger than 4.5” x 6.5”. - Bags for medical and/or childcare needs. Bags for credentialed game day staff. For the safety of all in attendance, bags/purses are not permitted to be left unattended outside of Flagler Credit Union Stadium. Unattended bags/purses found outside the stadium will be disposed of or dealt with in a manner deemed appropriate by stadium officials. Florida Atlantic University and FAU Athletics are not responsible for loss of any unattended items.
PROHIBITED BAGS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: • • • • • • • • • • • •
Any bag larger than the permissible size Backpacks Binocular Cases Briefcases Camera Bags Cinch/Drawstring bags Computer Bags Coolers Fanny Packs Luggage of any kind Personal Seatback Purses
BANNERS, SIGNS AND FLAGS Signs are allowed inside Flagler Credit Union Stadium after inspection; however, no banners, flags, signs with poles, sticks, or braces will be allowed. Pre-approved banners and locations are permissible in advance as long as the banners do not interfere with the sight of other guests. No pre-approved commercial banners will be authorized.
CAMERAS Non-professional video cameras are permitted inside the stadium without consent from the Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans. Still cameras (professional) with lenses that measure 5 inches long and/or 50 mm and above are not permitted. Hand-held still cameras are permitted for personal use only. Cameras with a lens longer than five inches, video cameras, stands/ tripods, and bags/cases are not permitted in Flagler Credit Union Stadium.
CONCESSIONS A variety of concession vendors are located throughout Flagler Credit Union Stadium, offering a wide range of food and beverage options. Our concessions and bookstore have gone to a cashless method of payment.
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Prohibited Items & Bag Policy a child, secondary screening will occur in the presence of a parent/guardian
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR GUESTS WITH DISABILITIES: Guests with disabilities who are willing to utilize walk-through metal detectors are encouraged to do so; however these lanes are not accessible for wheelchairs and other assistive devices. These guests will be screened using a hand-held metal detector and/or physical pat-down. Assistive devices will be visually inspected following standard bag search procedures.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR GUESTS WITH MEDICAL DEVICES:
PROHIBITED ITEMS For the safety and security of guests, a number of items are not permitted in the stadium including but not limited to the following: • Aerosol Cans • Alcoholic Beverages • Any Noisemakers • Bags (clutch bags, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, fanny packs, cinch bags, non-approved seat cushions, luggage, computer bags and camera bags) • Coolers and Drink Containers (including empty bottles) • Confetti/Glitter • Fireworks/Flares • Food • Frisbees • Laser Pointers • Motorized Vehicles, Hoverboards, Skateboards, and Bikes • Outside Food & Beverages (exception: medical and childcare reasons) • Pets (exception: service animals) • Poles/Sticks - Professional Lenses over 5” in length • Video Cameras • Weapons of Any Kind Any prohibited items can be discarded prior to entry or returned to personal vehicles. No stadium re-entry once a ticket is scanned for entry at Flagler Credit Union Stadium gates. Screening Areas
CHILDREN: All guests, including children, are subject to screening. Infants and toddlers may be carried through the walk-through metal detectors. Children who are able to walk through will be asked to go through on their own. If the walk-through metal detector alerts event staff for items on
Guests with medical devices should consult their doctor or device manufacturer if unsure of their ability to utilize a walk-through metal detector. Event staff will not give advice regarding any medical devices. Guests who are unable to use a walk-through metal detec tor will be screened on an individual basis. Guests should notify event staff that they have a medical device. Guests who agree to screening with a hand-held metal detector will be asked to place their palm over the area of the device so that it can be avoided during screening. After hand-held metal detector screening is complete, event staff will clear the deice. SMOKING Smoking of tobacco use is NOT permitted in Flagler Credit Union Stadium at any time. STADIUM RE-ENTRY Once a ticket is scanned for entry at Flagler Credit Union Stadium gates, there is no stadium re-entry. STROLLERS Strollers will be checked into customer service in Section 112 on the main concourse. Strollers that are checked-in will be permitted. WILL CALL Team Will Call is located at Gates 1 and 4. It will be open three hours prior to kickoff on game day and remain open until halftime. Security The Flagler Credit Union Stadium Police Office is located on the NW main concourse near Section 112. SEARCH PROCEDURE A search process is required to prevent guests from bringing unauthorized and prohibited items into the stadiums. Guests who refuse to submit to either visual or pat down searches will be refused entry. Security personnel will conduct these searches. The guest must throw the prohibited item in the trash or return the item to their vehicle. Search sticks may be used to move items around, if necessary. Any items in question should be removed by the guest. Any prohibited items can be discarded prior to entry or returned to personal vehicles. No stadium re-entry once a ticket is scanned for entry at Flagler Credit Union Stadium gates, there is no stadium re-entry.
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School: The Univiesity of Toledo Location: Toledo, Ohio Program Began: 1917 Mascot: Rocky the Rocket Record (overall/conference): 8-4, 6-2 (Mid-American Conference)
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Senior running back Chip Trayanum led the Rockets with 950 yards rushing and 13 total touchdowns this season.
TOLEDO, Ohio - The Toledo Rockets enter their bowl game with renewed inspiration to end the 2025 season as champions. Toledo (8-4, 6-2 MAC) will face Louisville (8-4, 4-4 ACC) in the 2025 Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans at FAU’s Flagler Credit Union Stadium in Boca Raton, Fla. on Tuesday, Dec. 23 at 2:00 p.m. on ESPN. Since the Rockets did not get an opportunity to play in the MAC Championship game this season, a bowl victory would be their only chance to hoist a trophy in 2025. “Our challenge is, how can we play a game at a championship level?” said Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach ROBERT WEINER Who is serving as the team’s interim head coach. “How can we leave a legacy of 9-4 for the 2025 Toledo Rockets and put some pictures of this team on the walls in the Larimer building that people will remember for a long time?” Weiner is filling in for Jason Candle, who departed for the head coaching position at UConn following 10 seasons in which he became Toledo’s all-time victory leader. Nevertheless, Weiner said he expects the Rockets to be highly motivated to play an ACC opponent in a bowl game for the second consecutive season. The excitement in the program following last year’s 48-46 victory over Pittsburgh in six overtimes is a subtle reminder of how important a bowl victory can be to a football program. “I think our players are really charged and energized for this,” said Weiner. “Obviously with Coach Candle leaving, we had a brick of firecrackers that took off in all different directions. But, the next day they rallied as a unified group that
was ready to say, ‘Let’s go do this thing.’ And that’s exactly what we’re going to do. It’s a huge challenge in front of us, but I’ve watched all the history of the Toledo Rockets, and the Toledo Rockets never back down from a challenge.” Toledo’s players echoed Weiner’s comments. “As long as we’re here, we will give everything we’ve got,” said sophomore linebacker CHRIS D’APPOLONIA “That’s the mentality we have right now going into this game.” Added senior running back CHIP TRAYANUM “Unfortunately, we weren’t able to play in the MAC Championship Game, but I think we can go out here and finish off this season the right way, like we know we can.” Trayanum, who previously played at Arizona State, Ohio State and Kentucky, said sitting out the bowl game was never a consideration for him. “It was never a question. I’m playing,” said Trayanum, a First-Team All-MAC pick who has rushed for 950 yards and scored 13 total touchdowns this season. “I owe Toledo a lot. Toledo’s been great for me, especially for my last stop in my college journey. I just want to go and finish it off the right way for my last college game.”
Toledo, which is playing in a bowl game for the fifth consecutive season, faces a stiff challenge in southeast Florida. Among Louisville’s eight victories were triumphs over two teams in the College Football Playoff - Miami (Fla.) and James Madison. The Cardinals also defeated Kentucky and Bowling Green, two teams that bested the Rockets in 2025. Despite losing out on a chance to play in the MAC Championship Game (Toledo tied for second place and lost out on a tie-breaker) the Rockets closed out the 2025 regular season in dominant fashion, winning their final four games and holding opponents to single digits in each contest-a testament to one of the nation’s most elite defenses. The Rockets have the nation’s No. 3 ranked defense (247.8 yards per game) and held opponents to 14 points or fewer seven times. Toledo also led the Mid-American Conference in virtually every significant team stat on both sides of the ball, including scoring offense (31.6) and total offense (421.8). That dominance helped Toledo extend two remarkable streaks: 16 straight seasons of bowl eligibility, the sixth-longest active run in the FBS, and 16 consecutive seasons without a losing record, ranking third nationally. TOLEDO’S BOWL HISTORY
2016 RAYCOM MEDIA CAMELLIA BOWL
Appalachian State 31, Toledo 28
2017 DOLLAR GENERAL BOWL Appalachian State 34, Toledo 0
2018 MAKERS WANTED BAHAMAS BOWL FIU 35, Toledo 32
2021 BAHAMAS BOWL
Middle Tennessee 31, Toledo 24
2022 ROOFCLAIM.COM BOCA RATON BOWL Toledo 21, Liberty 19
2023 BARSTOOL SPORTS ARIZONA BOWL Wyoming 16, Toledo 15
2024 GAMEABOVE SPORTS BOWL Toledo 48, Pittsburgh 46 (6 OT) * Toledo claimed victory by forfeit
PRESIDENT: DR. JAMES HOLLOWAY University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, ’82 B.S. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, ’84 M.S. University of Virginia, ’89 PH.D. Previously: Provost & Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs at University of New Mexico (2019 -2025) Professor in Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences (1990 – 2019)
Bowl Record:13-9 1969 TANGERINE BOWL
Toledo 56, Davidson 33
1970 TANGERINE BOWL Toledo 40, William & Mary 12
1971 TANGERINE BOWL Toledo 28, Richmond 3 1981 CALIFORNIA BOWL Toledo 27, San Jose State 25
1984 CALIFORNIA BOWL UNLV 30, Toledo 13*
HEAD COACH: ROBERT WEINER Interim Head Coach Boston College 1987
1995 LAS VEGAS BOWL Toledo 40, Nevada 37 (OT)
2001 MOTOR CITY BOWL Toledo 23, Cincinnati 16
2002 MOTOR CITY BOWL Boston College 51, Toledo 25
2004 MOTOR CITY BOWL Connecticut 39, Toledo 10
2005 GMAC BOWL Toledo 45, UTEP 13
2010 LITTLE CAESARS BOWL FIU 34, Toledo 32
2011 MILITARY BOWL Toledo 42, Air Force 41
2012 FAMOUS IDAHO BOWL Utah State 41, Toledo 15
2015 GODADDY BOWL (2014 SEASON) Toledo 63, Arkansas State 44
2015 MARMOT BOCA RATON BOWL Toledo 32, Temple 17
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Robert Weiner is serving as Toledo’s Interim Head Coach during the 2025 Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans for the Rockets. Weiner is in his sixth season on the Toledo staff after serving as the Rockets’ co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, including coaching in the 2022 RoofClaim.com Boca Raton Bowl against Liberty. Under his direction, Toledo quarterbacks earned multiple All-MAC honors, and the Rockets consistently ranked among the conference’s top offenses. Prior to Toledo, Weiner spent 16 seasons as head coach at Tampa Plant High School (2004–19), compiling a 172–37–1 record, winning four Florida state championships, and earning two Florida All-Classifications Coach of the Year honors.
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TEAM ROSTER No. 21x 31 6x 47 6x 26x 52x 0 14 87 12x 94 96 10 5x 45 49 13x 5x 25x 58x 97 36x 85x 15x 48 33x 80 66 3x 65 51 4x 50 60 41 26x 12x 37x 73 98 71 39x 81 30 92 34 9x 64 27x 56x 52 8x 22x 85x 43x 20x 69 23x
Name Pos. Allen, Julian WR Arnold Maddox LB Awls, Braden** S Bailey, Matthew* LS Baker IV, John DE Barnett, Daryl, Jr. WR Boswell Anthony OL Bowers, Nasir*** CB Braceful, Tashi WR Brown, Javon WR Carter, Esean** DT Campbell, Chamberlain DE Chandler, Nathaniel DT Christian Kenji RB Crosby Jr., Terrell* WR Cunanan, Dylan* PK D’Appolonia, Chris* LB DeHaan, Jake QB Dottin, Jaden** S Drennen, Mike II RB Dunn Jr., Anthony* DE Dunn Avery DL Duran, Emilio** P Ezirim, CC** TE Ezirim, Michael-Arinzé S Farrow Jordin DL Fineske, Andrew S Flowers, Kamren WR Fouty, Carter** OL Fuller, Andre** CB Gales, Stephen* OL Gibbs, Owen LB Gleason, Tucker*** QB Greene-Nyarko, Raphael OL Grimm, Jake OL Gwinn, Cameron DL Hackenbracht, Tyler S Hammer, Bryson* WR Hammond, Robert III PK Harder, Jonathan OL Hazelwood, Carlos DT Hofer, Matt OL Hohler, Dylan* S Holley III, Eric*** WR Howard, Maximus TE Huss, Tommy DE Jones, Connor** TE Julien, Louce DE Keane, Brian OL Kelly, DJ CB Kropchak, Jacob OL Lambert-Pipkin, Lucas DL Lang, Zy’marion* WR Laroche, Lucas RB Lee, Josh DE Lee, Sam TE Long Langston LB Marcotte, Maddox OL McKinstry, Tyler* CB
Ht. 6-1 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-5 6-2 6-2 5-9 6-2 6-4 6-2 6-6 6-4 6-2 5-10 5-10 6-3 6-2 6-2 5-11 6-4 6-4 6-0 6-7 6-1 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-4 6-2 6-6 6-0 6-3 6-6 6-4 6-2 6-2 5-11 6-1 6-4 6-4 6-5 6-4 6-2 6-6 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-5 6-1 6-3 6-2 6-3 5-10 6-6 6-6 6-3 6-3 5-9
Wt. 185 231 195 210 225 195 295 182 192 200 292 250 285 200 178 172 240 207 203 202 252 252 200 245 196 320 190 172 308 200 301 212 245 349 305 276 222 186 183 334 285 310 202 210 225 228 246 255 290 189 308 287 177 197 248 250 230 295 188
Cl. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. (R) Fr. (R) Sr. Fr. (R) Fr. (R) Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. So. So. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. (R) Fr. Fr. (R) Fr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. (R) Fr. Fr. So. So. Jr. Fr. (R) Fr. (R) So. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. (R) So. So. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. So.
Hometown-High School (Transfer) St. Petersburg, Fla.-Clearwater Central Catholic
Cincinnati, Ohio-Elder
Sylvania, Ohio-Toledo Central Catholic
Deland, Fla.-Deland (South Carolina) Clinton Township, Mich.-Detroit Cass Technical
Toledo, Ohio-Scott Indianapolis, Ind.-Ben Davis (Purdue) Lakeland, Fla.-Lakeland Southfield, Mich.-Southfield A&T Williston, Fla.-Williston Detroit, Mich.-Martin Luther King St. Petersburg, Fla.-Lakewood (Ole Miss) Smyrna, Del.-Smyrna (Sacred Heart) Birmingham, Ala.-Pinson Valley (Virginia Tech/NC A&T))
St. Petersburg, Fla,-Lakewood (Iowa State) Phoenix, Ariz.-Sunnyslope Cranberry Township, Pa.-Seneca Valley Byron Center, Mich.-South Christian Cambridge, Mass.- Suffield Academy (Conn.) (Penn State)
Hilltop, Ohio-Coffman (Kentucky) Sanford, Fla.-Marshall (Florida A&M) Shaker Heights, Ohio-Shaker Heights (Michigan State)
Ottawa Hills, Ohio-Ottawa Hills Dublin, Ohio-Dublin Jerome Dublin, Ohio-Dublin Jerome Inkster, Mich.-River Rouge Sylvania, Ohio-Northview Detroit, Mich.-West Bloomfield
Oregon, Ohio-Toledo Central Catholic (Air Force) Loxahatchee, Fla.-Seminole Ridge (Arkansas-Pine Bluff)
Alliance, Ohio-Alliance Oregon, Ohio-Clay (Heidelberg) Tampa, Fla.-Plant (Georgia Tech) Cincinnati, Ohio-Winton Woods Gahanna, Ohio-Gahanna Lincoln Columbus, Ohio-St. Francis de Sales Massillon, Ohio-Washington Fremont, Ohio-Ross West Palm Beach, Fla.-Cardinal Gibbons (Florida Atlantic)
Delaware, Ohio-Olentangy Berlin (Cincinnati)
Markham, Ill.-Tinley Park Valparaiso, Ind.-Valparaiso Huron, Ohio-Huron Akron, Ohio-East Tipp City, Ohio-Tippecanoe Lambertville, Mich.-Bedford Hilliard, Ohio-Darby Orange, N.J.-Orange (UMass) Cleveland, Ohio-St. Ignatius
Allentown, Pa.-Baltimore St. Frances Academy
Rochester Hills, Mich.-Stoney Creek
Cranberry Township, PA-Senneca Valley (Robert Morris)
Sarasota, Fla.-Cardinal Mooney Paris, France-Paul Valery (Ole Miss) Toledo, Ohio-Central Catholic (Hillsdale) Toledo, Ohio-Central Catholic (Hillsdale) Woodbridge, Va.-Christ School (Virginia/South Florida)
Wichita, Kan.-Bishop Carroll (Hutchinson CC)
Atlanta, Ga.-Westlake
No. 7x 62 40x 11x 83 21x 58 11x 27x 37x 7x 95 88 46 89 8x 24x 55x 74 6x 76 40x 43x 9x 39x 13x 25x 23x 91x 32 38 20x 4x 28 17x 72 68 86 22x 53 55x 1 11x 2 24x 35 17x 67 36x 42 15x 61 44x 63 84
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Medlock, Christian OL Miller, Hudson LB Miller, Hyajah CB Mims, Jr., Omar WR Moore, Braedyn DB Moore, Terrence OL Moses, Walter QB Nauman, Dane RB Ollison, Damon II** LB Osborne, Kalieb QB Peart II, Wayne DT Persson, Sean TE Peters, Jeremiah** OLB Petersen, Jacob TE Poynter, Martez** DT Price, Jayden S Ray Jr., Doran* DT Rhett, Cole* OL Richter, John Alan* QB Rivera, Dominic OL Roe, James* LS Rubinstein, Tanner FB Rudolph, Trayvon WR Ruggles, Anthony PK/P Rusk, Cooper** WR Russell, Tyrell DB Sanders, Noah RB Shamma, Laith DT Shaw, Willie III** RB Sherman, K’Von* LB Simeon Shawn RB Smith, Avery*** CB Smith Jr., Sam* LB Snowden, Amare CB Spoth, Ethan* OL Switzer, Isiah OL Thomas, Donivon TE Thompson, Nicholas* S Toniolo, Samuel DE Traore, Ibrahim OL Trayanum, Chip RB Treadway, Ryder WR Vandeross III, Junior*** WR Walendzak, Connor** RB Weatherspoon, Jr., Bryant DT Whirley, Trey QB Wilhelmi, Cade OL Williams, Eric S Williams, Rickey LB Willoughby, Jediyah* WR Yasin, Ameer OL Zay, Isaac LB Zimmerly, Grant* OL Zsiros, Thomas**** WR
Roster as of Dec. 12, 2025 x - duplicate number * Letters won
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Ht. 6-2 6-5 6-0 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-5 6-4 6-0 6-0 6-3 6-4 6-6 6-4 6-4 6-4 6-3 6-2 6-7 6-3 6-8 6-0 6-3 5-10 5-9 5-10 5-11 5-11 6-6 5-11 6-2 5-10 5-10 6-4 6-4 6-4 6-6 6-5 6-2 6-4 6-5 5-11 6-3 5-8 5-11 6-3 6-0 6-5 5-11 6-2 6-1 6-5 6-4 6-4 6-3
Wt. 205 312 235 178 160 208 305 204 230 220 215 280 245 217 245 294 200 293 330 233 335 210 238 185 191 180 178 185 280 202 231 182 195 235 215 310 305 240 211 252 305 225 195 181 215 285 200 300 190 225 206 300 239 302 220
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Hometown-High School (Transfer) Tampa, Fla.-Lakewood Homewood, Ill.-Homewood-Flossmoor (Northern Illinois)
Indianapolis, Ind.-Cathedral (Purdue) North Lauderdale, Fla.-Coconut Creek East St. Louis, Ill.-Cahokia Hamilton, Ohio-Stephen T. Badin (Wisconsin) Massillon, Ohio-Massillon Washington (Pittsburgh)
Perry, Ohio-Perry Marengo, Ohio-Highland Akron, Ohio-Archbishop Hoban Pontiac, Mich.-Waterford Mott
Pembroke Pines, Fla.-Chaminade Madonna Mapleton, Utah-Maple Mountain (Citrus CC)
Miami, Fla.-Booker T. Washington
Spring Grove, Ill.-Richmond Burton (Holy Cross)
St. Louis, Mo.-Trinity Catholic Seven Fields, Pa.-Seneca Valley Detroit, Mich.-Cass Tech Columbus, Ohio-Bishop Watterson Gray, Ga.-Jones County Olmstead Falls, Ohio-Perry (Rutgers) Kennesaw, Ga.-North Cobb Napoleon, Ohio-Napoleon (Siena Heights) Crete, Ill.-Crete-Monee (Northern Illinois)
Youngstown, Ohio-Fitch Macedonia, Ohio-Nordonia Columbus, Ohio-Beechcroft Franklin, Mich.-Wylie E. Groves Ann Arbor, Mich.-Huron Chicago, Ill.-Brother Rice
Pearland, Texas-Pearland (Hutchinson CC)
Naples, Fla.-Naples East Point, Ga.-Riverwood Delta, Ohio-Wauseon Roseville, Mich.-Roseville (Wisconsin) Eastlake, Ohio-North Cleveland, Ohio-Glenville Chattanooga, Tenn.-Brainerd Fort Wayne, Ind.-Bishop Luers Avon, Ohio-Avon Bronx, N.Y.-Frederick Douglas Academy 1 (Penn State) Akron, Ohio-Archbishop Hoban (Ohio St./Arizona St./Kentucky)
Frisco, Texas-Wakeland Tampa, Fla.-Jesuit Perrysburg, Ohio-Perrysburg Detroit, Mich.-Harper Woods St. Petersburg, Fla.-Northeast Berkley, Mich.-Detroit Country Day East Liverpool, Ohio-East Liverpool Akron, Ohio-Archbishop Hoban (West Virginia)
Fairburn, Ga.-Langston Hughes Tallmadge, Ohio-Tallmadge Fort Wayne, Ind.-Bishop Luers Perrysburg, Ohio-Perrysburg Maumee, Ohio-St. Johns Jesuit
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School: University of Louisville Location: Louisville, Kentucky Program Began: 1912 Mascot: Louie the Cardinal Record overall/conference: 8-4, 4-4 (Atlantic Coast Conference)
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14 points or fewer seven times. Toledo also led the Mid-American Conference in virtually every significant team stat on both sides of the ball, including scoring offense (31.6) and total offense (421.8). “Toledo is a good football team,” Brohm said. “I know our guys will be excited to play a good football team in the warm weather of Florida. We’re excited to reach the post-season and I know our team will come ready to play. It’s been a good season but we have an opportunity one more time to make it even better.”
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - University of Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm is known for his offensive prowess throughout his coaching career. However, the Cardinals have reached the postseason in large part because of one of the top defenses in the country. Louisville (8-4, 4-4 ACC) will face Toledo (8-4, 6-2) in the 2025 Bush’s Boca Raton Bowl of Beans at FAU’s Flagler Credit Union Stadium in Boca Raton, Fla. on Tuesday, Dec. 23 at 2:00 p.m. on ESPN. The Cardinals enter the postseason with the No. 16 ranked defense in the country, allowing 300.3 yards of total offense per game and just yielding 21.2 points per game. The Cardinals are coming off one of their most dominating performances in recent memory, blanking Kentucky 41-0 in the regular season finale to get to eight wins. It was the culmination of a season that saw so many ups-and-downs. Louisville missed out on the opportunity for a special season by losing three games by a total of seven points – in three point losses to Virginia and Cal in overtime and a one-point loss to Clemson. “They’ve continued to work hard, and put in the effort, they’ve had great attitudes,” Brohm said of his team’s attitude all season. ”They understand that all these small things matter and if you don’t do the small things, you’re not going to win. So, to come out here the last game against our rival with quite a few guys down in numbers and step up and just find ways to play hard for 60 minutes in all three segments – offense, defense, special teams – I couldn’t be prouder. Brohm added,” That’s a credit to our players, what they’re made of, our coaches, what they’re made of, and the fact that it’s a great team… It’s a great team that just works hard. Yeah, you want to try to win every one, but when you do or don’t, you’ve got to come back and do it
again. I just think a lot of guys stepped up, played to the end and gave a great performance in our last regular season game.” Outside of one disappointing performance, the defense has been there all season. While this was their first shutout of the season, the Cards have held five opponents to less than 20 points. “Our defense has been pretty consistent all season,” Brohm said. “They have kept us in a lot of games with how hard they play, and just going play-by-play..” Defensive coordinator Ron English echoed Brohm’s sentiments. “I’m proud to coach these guys,” English said. “They have come to practice and each meeting with the right attitude and mindset. They’ve gone out and performed at a high level each week, and I couldn’t be prouder of this group.” Linebacker TJ Quinn, for the third-straight season, has led the team in tackles and has been the leader of this unit. The native of Valdosta, Ga., is tops on the team with 87 tackles and has enjoyed four games of double-digit tackles. He and D’Angelo Hutchinson led the Cards with 10 tackles in the win over Kentucky to close the season. “These guys just come and compete every day,” Hutchinson said. “To do what we’ve done all year on defense has been impressive. I love the mindset these guys play with and I’m excited to go out one more time against a good Toledo team.” The Cardinals will look for their ninth win of the season for the third-straight year but will face a stiff challenge against Toledo, which is also 8-4 and have an elite defense. The Rockets closed out the 2025 regular season in by winning their final four games and holding opponents to single digits in each contest. The Rockets bring the nation’s No. 3 ranked defense (247.8 yards per game) and held opponents to
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(31–34). 1998: Motor City Bowl — December 23, 1998, in Detroit, Michigan, vs. Marshall (28–49). 1993: Liberty Bowl — December 28, 1993, in Memphis, Tennessee, vs. Michigan State (18–7). 1991: Fiesta Bowl — January 1, 1991, in Tempe, Arizona, vs. Alabama (34–7). 1977: Independence Bowl — December 17, 1977, in Shreveport, Louisiana, vs. Louisiana Tech (14–24). 1970: Pasadena Bowl — December 19, 1970, in Pasadena, California, vs. Long Beach State (24–24). 1958: Sun Bowl — January 1, 1958, in El Paso, Texas, vs. Drake (34–20).
Year - Bowl - Date - Location - Opponent - Score 2024: Sun Bowl — December 31, 2024, in El Paso, Texas, vs. Washington (35–34). 2023: Holiday Bowl — December 27, 2024, in San Diego, California, vs. USC (28–42). 2022: Fenway Bowl — December 17, 2023, in Boston, Massachusetts, vs. Cincinnati (24–7). 2021: First Responder Bowl — December 28, 2021, in Dallas, Texas, vs. Air Force (28–31). 2019: Music City Bowl — December 30, 2019, in Nashville, Tennessee, vs. Mississippi State (38–28). 2017: TaxSlayer Bowl — December 30, 2017, in Jacksonville, Florida, vs. Mississippi State (27–31). 2016: Citrus Bowl — December 31, 2016, in Orlando, Florida, vs. LSU (9–29). 2015: Music City Bowl — December 30, 2015, in Nashville, Tennessee, vs. Texas A&M (27–21). 2014: Belk Bowl — December 2014, in Charlotte, North Carolina, vs. Georgia (14–37). 2013: Russell Athletic Bowl — December 28, 2013, in Orlando, Florida, vs. Miami (36–9). 2013: Sugar Bowl — January 2, 2013, in New Orleans, Louisiana, vs. Florida (33–23). 2011: Belk Bowl — December 27, 2011, in Charlotte, North Carolina, vs. NC State (24–31). 2010: Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl — December 21, 2010, in St. Petersburg, Florida, vs. Southern Miss (31–28). 2007: Orange Bowl — January 2, 2007, in Miami, Florida, vs. Wake Forest (24–13). 2006: Gator Bowl — January 2, 2006, in Jacksonville, Florida, vs. Virginia Tech (24–35). 2004: Liberty Bowl — December 31, 2004, in Memphis, Tennessee, vs. Boise State (44–40). 2003: GMAC Bowl — December 18, 2003, in Mobile, Alabama, vs. Miami (OH) (28–49). 2002: GMAC Bowl — December 18, 2002, in Mobile, Alabama, vs. Marshall (15–38). 2001: Liberty Bowl — December 31, 2001, in Memphis, Tennessee, vs. BYU (28–10). 2000: Liberty Bowl — December 29, 2000, in Memphis, Tennessee, vs. Colorado State (17–22). 1999: Humanitarian Bowl — December 30, 1999, in Boise, Idaho, vs. Boise State
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Previously: Chair & Professor of Developmental Sciences\Associate Dean for Research & Graduate Studies at Marquette University School of Dentistry (Before 2016) Dean of Dentistry at University of Louisville (2016-2022) COACH: JEFF BROHM Head Coach Louisville 1994 Jeff Brohm is in his third season as head coach at Louisville, leading the Cardinals to another winning season, and has an appearance in the 2023 ACC Championship Game. Now in his 12th season as a collegiate head coach, Brohm owns an 85–52 career record with a 6–2 mark in bowl games, including a 35–34 victory over Washington in the 2024 Sun Bowl. Since returning to his alma mater, Brohm has rebuilt Louisville into one of the ACC’s most explosive programs, ranking among the national leaders in scoring and total offense. Prior to Louisville, he guided Purdue to four bowl appearances and the 2022 Big Ten West title, highlighted by multiple Top-5 upsets. He previously went 30–10 at Western Kentucky with two conference championships and three bowl wins. A former Louisville quarterback, Brohm, was inducted into the Louisville Ring of Honor in 2006
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93 13 44 13 12 61 90 23 19 0 89 1 22 44 11 92 43 93 36 74 6 80 96 3 59 97 17 27 51 76 43 91 67 81 24 75 17 99 56 20 40 35 25 83 14 2 21 57 46 52 7 62 49
Abercrombie, Bailey DL Adams, Deuce QB Adams, Eli WR Agu, Justin DB Allen, Brady QB Anthony, Gradey OL Atkins, Hamilton TE Bailey, Wesley DL Beadles, Justin DL Bell, Chris WR Boykins Jr., Shaun RB Brown, Isaac RB Brown, Keyjuan RB Brown, Selah DL Capers, T.J. LB Carter, Micah DL Carter, Trent LB Chapeau, David K Cheirs, Destin DB Church, Jordan OL Clark, Stanquan LB Coffman, Brock WR Coffman, Jayshaun DL Collins, Dacari WR Cutler, Vic OL Davis, Maurice DL Egan, Travis QB Evans Jr., JoJo DB Flores, Michael OL Folmar, Tyler OL Gates, Shammai RB Gilbert, Kendrick DL Glover-Tyson, James OL Golden, Bobby WR Gordon, Corey DB Gorin, Cameron OL Green, AJ DL Guerad, Jordan DL Guillaume, Carter OL Harris, Antonio DB Hazzard, Eric DL Hilbert, Carson PK Holloway, Tayon DB Houser, Grant TE Hughes, Kris WR Hurry, TreyShun WR Hutchinson, D’Angelo DB Jackson, Naeer OL Jennings, Braxton RB Johnson, Fred OL Johnson, Rodney DB Jones Jr., Chris DL Jones, DeVaun WR
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6-3 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-6 6-5 6-4 6-5 6-5 6-2 6-1 5-9 5-10 6-2 6-2 6-6 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-4 6-3 6-0 6-5 6-4 6-3 6-4 6-2 6-1 6-3 6-6 5-11 6-5 6-6 5-9 6-2 6-5 6-6 6-2 6-2 6-0 6-3 6-3 6-1 6-6 5-11 6-2 6-3 6-6 5-11 6-5 6-2 6-4 6-0
295 190 190 185 220 280 250 265 270 220 195 190 210 290 225 255 225 235 185 310 235 180 285 215 300 235 220 200 310 325 200 265 350 185 195 270 250 300 285 180 250 215 190 230 195 195 200 310 195 290 200 320 180
Fr. R-Fr. R-Fr. R-Jr. R-Jr. Fr. R-Fr. R-Sr. R-Sr. Sr. R-Fr. So. R-So. R-Jr. R-So. R-So. R-Fr. R-Sr. R-So. R-So. Jr. Fr. R-Sr. R-Sr. R-Sr. R-Fr. R-So. R-Sr. R-Sr. Fr. R-Fr. R-So. R-So. Sr. R-Jr. Fr. R-So. R-Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. R-Jr. Fr. R-So. R-Jr. Sr. R-Jr. Fr. R-Fr. R-Sr. R-Fr. Fr.
Birmingham, Ala. / Moody Austin, Texas / Vandegrift Austin, Texas / Vandergrift
98 47 48 90 85 5 95 49 45 50 4 41 10 65 77 46 82 15 87 60 10 42 37 84 30 7 71 50 37 12 58 66 34 36 31 53 29 39 72 88 94 86 70 32 26 9 38 33 55 33 90 18 20
Keller, Nick K King, Jaedon WR Kochav, Shai LS Konga, Rene DL Kurisky, Nate TE Lacy, Caullin WR Lawson, Jerry DL Limouris, Eli DB Lowry, Denzel DL Lubin, Clev DL Mack, Jabari DB Matelau, Caleb LB May, CJ DL 6-4 McAdoo, Ellis OL McDermott, Ransom OL McEnaney, Brady LB McWilliams Jr., Terrence WR Meeks, Antonio WR Mesman, Dylan TE Miller, Rasheed OL Mims, Mason QB Minkins, Jaden DB Mitchell, Anderson DB Mitchell, Davon TE Mosby, Rae’mon DB Moss, Miller QB Moussa, Mahamane OL Nygra, Pete OL Panariello, Jaxon FB Perry, Kalib LB Porter, Xavier DL Pounders, Mak OL Quinn, TJ LB Ranvier, Cooper K Rice, Micah DB Robinson, Lance OL Ruffin, Blake DB Schwartz, Carter P Secrest, Sam OL Skinner, Jaleel TE Smith, Dillon DL Stewart, Jacob TE Sylvester, Trevonte OL Travelstead, Hayden LS Watson, Duke RB Watts, Antonio LB White, Cameron LB Wilder, Jamarice RB Williams, III, Jimmy OL Williams, Nigel DB Winkenhofer, Adam P Young, Sam QB Zimmerman, Ryan QB
6-1 6-0 6-3 6-4 6-3 5-10 6-2 5-10 6-1 6-3 6-1 6-1 225 6-5 6-8 6-2 6-0 6-1 6-5 6-7 6-3 5-10 6-2 6-3 6-0 6-2 6-4 6-4 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-5 6-1 6-2 6-2 6-4 6-3 6-4 6-5 6-5 6-4 6-5 6-6 6-0 6-0 6-2 6-1 5-9 6-4 5-11 5-10 6-3 6-6
200 180 230 300 240 190 295 185 290 250 185 225 Fr. 295 305 210 190 195 240 310 210 180 190 260 190 210 305 300 225 230 280 310 235 200 195 290 205 225 265 230 260 230 280 210 180 225 225 180 300 200 195 195 235
R-Jr. Hebron, Ky. / Conner R-Jr. Carmel, Ind. / Carmel R-Sr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. / TRU Prep R-Sr. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada / Colonel the Secondary / Rutgers R-Jr. Leesburg, Va. / Gonzaga R-Sr. Mobile, Ala. / Faith Academy / South Alabama R-Jr. Breckenridge, Texas / Breckenridge / Abilene Christian R-Fr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. / Glenbard West R-Sr. Virginia Beach, Va. / Landstown / Old Dominion R-Jr. Suffern, N.Y. / Suffern / Coastal Carolina Sr. Jacksonville, Fla. / Fork Union Military / Jacksonville State Fr. Bradenton, Fla. / Manatee Highland Home, Ala. / Highland Home R-Fr. Elmhurst, Ill. / St. Thomas More R-Fr. Noblesville, Ind. / Noblesville R-Fr. Louisville, Ky. / Trinity R-So. Indianapolis, Ind. / North Central Sr. Las Vegas, Nev. / Shiloh / Tuskegee R-Fr. Saline, Mich. / Saline R-Sr. Lake Wales, Fla. / Lake Wales / Georgia Southern Fr. Oxford, Ala. / Oxford R-So. Louisville, Ky. / Ballard R-Fr. Lexington, Ky. / Lexington Christian Academy R-Fr. York, Ala. / Los Alamitos / Oklahoma R-Fr. Marrero, La. / Westlake R-Sr. Los Angeles, Calif. / Bishop Alemany / USC R-Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. / Pike / Purdue R-Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. / Brownsburg / Northern Illinois R-So. Louisville, Ky. / St. Xavier Sr. Georgetown, Ky. / Great Crossing / Tennessee R-Fr. Palmetto, Fla. / Tampa Catholic R-Sr. Byhalia, Miss. / Byhalia / Mississippi State R-Sr. Valdosta, Ga. / Lowndes R-Fr. Lexington, Ky. / Douglass Fr. Los Angeles, Calif. / North Oldham R-Sr. Camilla, Ga. / Mitchell County / Houston R-Sr. Louisville, Ky. / Trinity / Eastern Illinois R-So. Louisville, Ky. / Trinity R-Jr. Greenwood, Ind. / Roncalli R-Jr. Greer, S.C. / IMG Academy / Miami Fr. Union, Ky. / Ryle R-Sr. Woodland, Calif. / Ravenwood / San Jose State R-Sr. Breaux Bridge, La. / Breaux Bridge / Houston R-So. Acworth, Ga. / North Paulding So. Forsyth, Ga. / Mary Persons R-Jr. Columbus, Ga. / Carver Fr. Tampa, Fla. / Armwood Fr. Sarasota, Fla. / Venice R-Fr. Miami Gardens, Fla. / American Heritage R-Sr. Powhatan, Va. / Collegiate School / New Mexico R-Fr. Shepherdsville, Ky. / Bethlehem R-Jr. LaGrange, Ky. / Oldham County R-Fr. Carmel, Ind. / Guerin Catholic
Prairieville, La. / Dutchtown / Louisiana Fort Branch, Ind. / Gibson Southern / Purdue
Goshen, Ky. / North Oldham Louisville, Ky. / St. Xavier
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada / Clearwater Academy International / Rutgers
Atlanta, Ga. / Sandy Creek / New Mexico State
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Madisonville, Ky. / North Hopkins Fort Myers, Fla. / IMG Academy / FAU Miami, Fla. / Miami Central Lexington, Ky. / Sayre School Lexington, Ky. / Frederick Douglass / Central Michigan
Atlanta, Ga. / Westlake / NC State
West Monroe, La. / West Monroe / Ohio State
Albany, Ga. / Dougherty Mt. Washington, Ky. / Bullitt East
Riviera Beach, Fla. / William T. Dwyer / FIU
Arlington, Texas / All Saints Cantonment, Fla. / Tate Louisville, Ky. / Male
Indianapolis, Ind. / Cathedral / Kentucky
Louisville, Ky. / DeSales Miami, Fla. / Palmetto / Akron
Oklahoma City, Okla. / Putnam City West / Baylor
Fishers, Ind. / Hamilton Southeastern Atlanta, Ga. / Cedar Grove Tampa, Fla. / Bloomingdale / FIU Louisville, Ky. / St. Xavier / Southeast Missouri
Louisville, Ky. / Male Franklin, Tenn. / Fred J. Page Louisville, Ky. / Trinity
Virginia Beach, Va. / Green Run / North Carolina
Wapakoneta, Ohio / Wapakoneta Morganfield, Ky. / Union County
Palmdale, Calif. / Paraclete / San Jose State
St. Petersburg, Fla. / Northeast Philadelphia, Pa. / Miami Killian / FIU Ashland, Ky. / Ashland Blazer Cleveland, Ohio / Glenville New Orleans, La. / Edna Karr / Southern
Louisville, Ky. / Manual Indianapolis, Ind. / Valley
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Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky (2016) Bowl Record 253 Yards Rushing DATE
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Marshall 52, Northern Illinois 23 Toledo 32, Temple 17 Western Kentucky 51, Memphis 31 FAU 50, Akron 3 UAB 37, Northern Illinois 17 FAU 52, SMU 28 BYU 49, UCF 23 Western Kentucky 59, Appalachian State, 38 Toledo 21, Liberty 19 USF 45, Syracuse 0 James Madison 27, Western Kentucky 17
Fewest penalty yards – 10, Western Kentucky (2021) Fewest punts – 1, Florida Atlantic (2017), BYU (2020) Most punts – 10, Syracuse (2023) Highest punting yards average – 53.0, Western Kentucky (2021) Highest punting net yards average – 48.0, SMU (2019) Most punts inside 20 – 3, Akron (2017), FAU (2019), Liberty (2022), USF (2023), Syracuse (2023) Most punts 50+ - 2, Temple (2015), Toledo (2015), Akron (2017), SMU (2019), Western Kentucky (2021), Liberty (2022) Most touchbacks – 3, BYU (2020) Most fair catches – 5, Syracuse (2023) Fewest kickoffs – 1, Syracuse (2023) Most kickoffs – 9, Marshall (2014), Western Kentucky (2016), FAU (2019) Most kickoff yards – 631, Western Kentucky (2021) Highest kickoff yards average – 65.0, UAB (2018), Syracuse (2023) Highest kickoff net yards average – 47.9, USF (2023) Most touchbacks – 7, Florida Atlantic (2017), UAB (2018) Most punt returns – 3, Temple (2015), Florida Atlantic (2017), Toledo (2022) Mot punt return yards – 50, Florida Atlantic (2017) Highest punt return yards average – 16.7, Florida Atlantic (2017) Most kickoff returns – 7, Northern Illinois (2014) Most kickoff return yards – 166, Marshall (2014) Highest kickoff return yards average – 33.2 Marshall (2014) Interception return yards – 22, SMU (2019) Fumble return yards – 125, USF (2023) Most time of possession – 40:03, Toledo (2022)
ATTENDANCE
29,419 25,908 24,726 25,912 22,614 23,187 6,000 15,429 20,622 20,711 15,808
TEAM SUPERLATIVES
Most points scored in a game – 59, Western Kentucky (2021) Largest comeback – 7 points, Marshall: Northern Illinois led 7-0 (2014), Western Kentucky: Memphis led 7-0 (2016), Toledo: Liberty led 7-0 (2022) Most unanswered points – 45 (from 0-0 to 45-0) USF (2023) Largest win – 47 (50-3), FAU (2017) Team Defense – Fewest points allowed – 0, USF (2023) Team defense – Most points allowed – 59, Appalachian State (2021) Fewest points in a win – 21, Toledo (2022) Most points in a loss – 38, Appalachian State (2021) Most touchdowns – 8, Western Kentucky (2021) Most field goals – 3, Northern Illinois (2014), Temple (2015), UAB (2018) Missed PAT kick – 1, Toledo (2015), Western Kentucky (2016). Liberty (2022) Safeties – 1, Toledo (2015) Longest game, total elapsed time – 3:51 Memphis vs. Western Kentucky (2016) Shortest game, total elapsed time – 3:13, Akron vs. FAU (2017) Kickoff time temperature, hottest – 81 degrees, Western Kentucky vs. Appalachian State (2021) Kickoff time temperature, coldest – 68 degrees, UAB vs. Northern Illinois (2018) Longest touchdown by pass – 80 yds., Corey Jones from Phillip Ely, Toledo (2015) Longest touchdown by run – 41 yds., Kareem Hunt, Toledo (2015) Longest touchdown by return – 93 yds. (kickoff), Deandre Reave, Marshall (20114) Longest field goal – 42 yds., Nick Vogel, UAB (2018) Most touchdowns passing – 6, Bailey Zappe, Western Kentucky (2021) Most touchdowns, receiving – 3, Anthony Miller, Memphis (2016), Xavier Ubosi, UAB (2018), Jerreth Sterns, Western Kentucky (2021) Most touchdowns, rushing – 3, Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky (2016), Devin Singletary, FAU (2017) Most field goals – 3, Christian Hagan, Northern Illinois (2014), Austin Jones, Temple (2015), Nick Vogel, UAB (2018) Most first downs, total – 34, BYU (2020) Most first downs, rushing – 19, FAU (2017) Most first downs, passing – 19, BYU (2020) Most first downs, penalty – 5, Northern Illinois (2018) Fewest first downs, total – 9, Syracuse (2023) Fewest first downs, rushing – 3, Syracuse (2023), 3 WKU (2024) Fewest first downs passing – 3, Akron (2017) Fewest first downs, penalty – 0, Toledo (2015), UAB (2018), Appalachian State (2021), USF (2023) Most yards rushing – 312, Florida Atlantic (2017) Most rushing attempts – 60, Florida Atlantic (2017) Highest yards per rushing attempt average – 7.7, Western Kentucky (2021) Most rushing touchdowns – 5, Florida Atlantic (2017) Fewest yards rushing – 17, Western Kentucky (2024) Fewest rushing attempts – 20, Liberty (2022) 20, WKU Lowest rushing average – 0.5 yds. per attempt, Syracuse (2023) Fewest rushing touchdowns – 0, Memphis (2016), Akron (2017), UAB (2018), Syracuse (2023), 0, Western Kentucky (2024) Most passing yards – 441, BYU (2020) Most passing completions – 33, Western Kentucky (2021) Most passing attempts – 50, FAU (2019) Most interceptions thrown – 2, Appalachian State (2021), Syracuse (2023) Highest yards per completion average – 21.9, UAB (2018) Most passing touchdowns – 6, Western Kentucky (2021) Most total offense yards – 655, BYU (2020) Most total offense plays – 88, UCF (2020) Highest average yards gained per play – 9.0, BYU (2020) Fewest total offense yards – 146, Akron (2017) Fewest offense plays – 41, Liberty (2022) Lowest total offense gain per play – 2.4, Syracuse (2023) Most fumbles committed – 5, Syracuse (2023) Most fumbles lost - 3, Western Kentucky (2024) Most total turnovers – 4, Appalachian State (2021), Syracuse (2023( Most combined turnovers – 5, Western Kentucky (1 fumble) & Appalachian State (2 fumbles, 2 interceptions) (2021), USF (1 fumble) & Syracuse (2 fumbles, 2 interceptions) (2023) Fewest combined turnovers – 0, Northern Illinois & Marshall (2014), Akron & Florida Atlantic (2017), UCF & BYU (2020) Most penalties – 10, UAB (2018) Most penalty yards – 84, Western Kentucky (2016), USF (2023) Fewest penalties – 2, Western Kentucky (2021)
Zach Wilson, BYU Bowl Record 425 Yards Passing
Memphis Defense (2016) Bowl Record 6 Sacks Least time of possession – 19:57, Liberty (2022) Most time of possession in a quarter – 11:36 (4th quarter), Toledo (2022) Most time of possession in 1st quarter - 11:03, Northern Illinois (2014) Most time of possession in 2nd quarter – 11:12, Toledo (2022) Most time of possession in 3rd quarter – 10:00, Western Kentucky (2016) Most time of possession in 4th quarter – 11:36, Toledo (2022) Closest to equal time of possession - 30:06, Syracuse, 29:54, USF (2023) Most time of possession in a half – 21:20 (2nd half), Toledo (2022) Most time of possession in 1st half – 20:03, Northern Illinois (2014 Most time of possession in 2nd half – 21:20, Toledo (2022) Most third-down conversions – 10, Toledo (2022) Best third-down conversion percentage - .642 (9 of 14), Marshall (2014) Most fourth-down conversions – 5, Florida Atlantic (2017) Best fourth-down conversion percentage – 1.000 (2 of 2), USF (2023) Best red zone percentage - 1.000, Marshall (6 of6, 5 TD, 1FG) (2014), FAU (6 of 6, 6TD) (2017), UAB (4 of 4, 1TD, 3FG) (2018), FAU (6 of 6, 5 TD, 1 FG) (2019), UCF (4 of 4, 3 TD, 1 FG) (2020), Toledo (4 of 4, 2 TD, 2 FG) Most sacks – 6, Memphis (2016) Most sack yards – 38, Western Kentucky (2021)
Xavier Ubosi, UAB (2018) Bowl Record 227 Yards Receiving
Christian Hagan, Northern Illinois Nick Brown, Liberty Valdimir Rivas, FAU Brayden Narvesson .
Bailey Zappe, Western Kentucky (2021) Bowl Record 6 Passing TDs and 33 Completions INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Run Rcv 245 85 Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky 173 60 Tyler Allgeier, BYU 0 227 Xavier Ubosi, UAB -1 75 Jalen Virgil, Appalachian State -5 55 Aregero Turner, Northern Illinois 0 185 Tommy Shuler, Marshall 0 184 Jerreth Sterns, Western Kentucky 5 81 Tony Pollard, Memphis 0 151 Anthony Miller, Memphis
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Xavier Ubosi, UAB Tommy Shuler, Marshall Jerreth Sterns, Western Kentucky Anthony Miller, Memphis Taywan Taylor, Western Kentucky Cody Thompson, Toledo Mitchell Tinsley, Western Kentucky Rex Isaac, BYU Sean Atkins, USF Kylen Granson, SMU Lopini Katao, BYU James Proche, SMU Neil Pau’u, BYU Christian Wells, Appalachian State Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky Damien Alford, Syracuse Omarion Dollison . Tony Pollard, Memphis Kalib Woods, Florida Atlantic Br. Robinson, FAU Dalvin smith, WKU Jalen Virgil, Appalachian State John Raine, FAU Bentley Henshaw, Liberty Willie Wright, Florida Atlantic Kamrin Solomon, Florida Atlantic Brandon Shippen, Temple
7 18 13 11 9 4 10 5 6 7 4 9 5 4 4 4 6 4 4 5 2 3 7 2 7 4 4
Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky 35 Tyler Allgeier, BYU 19 Noah Whittington, Western Kentucky 7 Devon Johnson, Marshall 15 Devin Singletary, FAU 26 Jacquez Stuart, Toledo 23 Cameron Peoples, Appalachian State 13 George Pettaway JMU 14 John Bouagnon, Northern Illinois 13 Kareem Hunt, Toledo 15 Spencer Brown, UAB 25 Greg McCrae, UCF 18 Cameron Stingily, Northern Illinois 18 O. Anderson, UCF 16 B.J. Emmons, FAU 17 Daetrich Harrington, Appalachian State 12 Jason Driskel, FAU 13 Kye Robichaux, Western Kentucky 11 JC Evans, JMU 10 Byrum Brown, USF 14 Kaidon Salter, Liberty 10 James Charles, FAU 9 Anderson Castle, Appalachian State 6 Terry Swanson, Toledo 11 Ke’Mon Freeman, SMU 15 Drew Hare, Northern Illinois 14
227 185 184 151 144 119 103 96 93 93 90 86 86 86 84 83 82 81 79 78 76 75 73 73 71 71 70
253 173 150 131 124 111 101 100 82 79 78 77 76 73 72 71 67 67 64 64 63 54 54 53 52 0
KR 0 0 0 146 146 0 0 75 0
PR 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 0 2
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TD
Lng
3 1 3 3 1 1 2 2 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 0
3 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0
IR TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
329 233 227 220 196 185 183 161 153
70 42 43 45 41 80 75 36 35 28 34 22 35 62 38 33 33 45 43 26 65 60 18 67 40 63 43
53 39 86 47 26 16 45 21 27 41 10 16 24 18 14 15 25 15 27 12 20 18 14 13 14 19
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3 1 5 6 3 1 7 5 5 5 6 3 1 5 7 7 1
INDIVIDUAL PASSING
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Zach Wilson, BYU Bailey Zappe, Western Kentucky Tyler Johnson III, UAB Riley Ferguson, Memphis Mike White, Western Kentucky Chase Brice, Appalachian State Chris Robison, FAU Shane Buechele, SMU Caden Veltkamp, WKU Phillip Ely, Toledo Rakeem Cato, Marshall Jason Driskel, Florida Atlantic P.J. Walker, Temple Drew Hare, Northern Illinois Byrum Brown, USF
26 33 17 25 20 15 27 27 25 20 25 19 23 15 19
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Avg
159 50 240 282 141 47 319 226 212 209 246 123 41 204 268 268 38
53.0 50.0 48.0 47.0 47.0 47.0 45.6 45.2 42.4 41.8 41.0 41.0 41.0 40.8 38.3 38.3 38.0
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34 47 29 43 30 23 37 47 39 28 37 25 42 27 26
0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
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7.0 9.1 21.4 8.7 4.8 4.8 7.8 7.1 6.3 5.3 3.1 4.3 4.2 4.6 4.2 5.9 5.2 6.1 6.4 4.6 6.3 6.0 9.0 4.8 3.5 3.6
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425 422 373 372 336 317 305 303 302 285 281 270 236 225 214
TB
0 0 2 1 0 1 3 1 3 1 2 0 0 2 3 3 1
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
TD
Lng
62 50 60 64 53 47 58 71 54 47 65 49 41 48 50 55 38
3 6 4 4 3 4 2 1 2 2 3 2 0 1 3
43 75 70 45 41 62 29 42 65 80 42 63 43 30 35
2nd,14:32 3rd, 2:35 3rd, 9:31 4th 10:00
Tommy Shuler, Marshall (2014) Bowl Record 18 Receptions INDIVIDUAL FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Nick Vogel, UAB Thomas Cluckey, Toledo John Cannon, USF Jameson Vest, Toledo Vladimir Rivas, FAU Nick Vogel, UAB Austin Jones, Temple Daniel Obarski, UCF Jake Elliott, Memphis Christian Hagan, Northern Illinois Christian Hagan, Northern Illinois Austin Jones, Temple Thomas Cluckey, Toledo Justin Haig, Marshall Chandler Staton, Appalachian State Andrew Gantz, Northern Illinois
42 41 40 38 38 35 35 35 33 31 30 29 29 28 28 27 Brayden Narveson, Western Kentucky 24 Greg Joseph, Florida Atlantic 45 Greg Joseph, Florida Atlantic 44 Jake Elliott, Memphis 43 Skyler Simcox, Western Kentucky 43 Nick Gasser, Akron 38 Kevin Robledo, SMU 38
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GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD miss miss miss miss miss miss
RUSH Noah Whittington, Western Kentucky Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky Devon Johnson, Marshall Nate Noel, Appalachian Stat Camerun Peoples, Appalachian State Kareem Hunt, Toledo Tyler Allgeier, BYU Devon Johnson, Marshall Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky Joel Bouagnon, Northern Illinois Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky JC Evans, James Madison Devin Singletary, Florida Atlantic Jason Driskel, Florida Atlantic Cameron Stingly, Northern Illinois Camerun Peoples, Appalachian State Kareem Hunt, Toledo Tyler Allgeier, BYU Devon Johnson, Marshall Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky Joel Bouagnon, Northern Illinois Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky Devin Singletary, Florida Atlantic
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86 53 47 47 45 41 39 33 32 . 27 27 27 26 25 24 45 41 39 33 32 27 27 26
PASS Phillip Ely to Cody Thompson, Toledo Bailey Zappe to Mitchell Tinsley, Western Kentucky Tyler Johnson III to Xavier Ubosi, UAB C.J. Daniels to Bentley Henshaw, Liberty . Caden VeltKamp to Dalvin Smith, WKU Jason Driskel to Kamrin Solomon, Florida Atlantic Chase Brice to Christian Wells, Appalachian State Chase Brice to Jalen Virgil, Appalachian State Riley Ferguson to Tony Pollard, Memphis Riley Ferguson to Anthony Miller, Memphis P.J. Walker to Brandon Shippen, Temple Jason Driskel to Kalib Woods, Florida Atlantic Zach Wilson to Tyler Allgeier, BYU Rakeem Cato to Tommy Shuler, Marshall Mike White to Taywan Taylor, Western Kentucky Jason Driskel to Willie Wright, Florida Atlantic
80 75 70 67 65 63 62 60 45 45 43 43 43 42 41 40
Avg
Most Points scored in a quarter 1st quarter – 21, BYU (2020) 2nd quarter – 21, FAU (2019) 3rd quarter – 21, Western Kentucky (2021) 4th quarter – 20, Toledo (2015) Any quarter – 21, FAU (2019), BYU (2020), Western Kentucky (2021) Most Points scored in a half 1st half – 35, BYU (2020) 2nd half – 29, FAU (2017) Any half – 35, BYU (2020)
John Haggerty, Western Kentucky Xavier Subotsch, Appalachian State Matt Hayball, FAU Nick Ellis, Toledo Matt Ference, Northern Illinois Ryan Rehkow, BYU Nick Gasser, Akron Alex Starzyk, Temple Aidan Alves, Liberty Cole Maynard, Western Kentucky Tyler Wedel, Northern Illinois Jake Collins, Western Kentucky Spencer Smith, Memphis Andrew Osteen, UCF Andrew Stokes, USF Trevor Denbow, SMU Nick Jacobs, Memphis
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INDIVIDUAL LONGEST PLAYS
TEAM SCORING
INDIVIDUAL PUNTING
32 32 41 37 .
3rd, 00:22 2nd, 10:51 2nd, 2:40 2nd, 0:00 4TH, 13:09 2nd, 0:00 3rd, 6:11 2nd, 00:19 1st, 5:38 4th, 8:39 2nd 0:07 1st, 1:13 3rd, 7:09 2nd, 11:51 2nd, 2:55 2nd, 7:41 2nd, 11:48 1st, 11:42 3rd, 3:18 2nd, 14:12 3rd, 9:02 1st, 5:52 1st, 0:58
Nick Vogel, UAB (2018) Bowl Record 42-Yard Field Goal RECEPTION Cody Thompson, Toledo Mitchell Tinsley, Western Kentucky 7Xavier Ubosi, UAB Bentley Henshaw, Liberty Dalvin Smith, Western Kentucky Kamrin Solomon, Florida Atlantic Christian Wells, Appalachian State Jalen Virgil, Appalachian State Tony Pollard, Memphis Anthony Miller, Memphis Brandon Shippen, Temple Kalib Woods, Florida Atlantic Tyler Allgeier, BYU Tommy Shuler, Marshall Taywon Taylor, Western Kentucky Willie Wright, Florida Atlantic
80 75 70 67 65 63 62 60 45 45 43 43 43 42 41 40
PUNT Alex Starzyk, Temple Tyler Wedel, Northern Illinois Nick Ellis, Toledo John Haggerty, Western Kentucky Nick Gasser, Akron Jack Stonehouse, Syracuse Nick Gasser, Akron Aidan Alves, Liberty Matt Ference, Northern Illinois Kyle Greenwell, UAB Alex Starzyk, Temple Andrew Stokes, USF Nick Ellis, Toledo Xavier Subotsch, Appalachian State
71 65 64 62 58 54 54 54 53 52 51 50 50 50
RETURN (return yards and type of return) Deandre Reeves, Marshall Jalen Virgil, Appalachian State Aregero Turner, Northern Illinois Remi Watson, Northern Illinois Cam Ross, JMU Andre Wilson, UAB Ca Christensen, BYU Tony Pollard, Memphis Shedro Louis, Liberty Di. Johnson, Toledo Jager Gardner, Temple Hyleck Foster, Marshall Kylen Towner, Western Kentucky Aregero Turner, Northern Illinois Beanie Bishop, Western Kentucky Jalen Young, Florida Atlantic Jalen Young, Florida Atlantic Sean Chandler, Temple Thomas Hennigan, Appalachian State Malik Williams, Appalachian State Sean Chandler, Temple Hobbs Nyberg, BYU Mykel Williams, Northern Illinois Keith Brown, Western Kentucky Aamaris Brown, USF Tramel Logan, USF
93 kickoff 39 kickoff 38 kickoff 37 kickoff 36 kickoff 35 kickoff 31 kickoff 30 kickoff 30 kickoff 28 kickoff 28 kickoff 27 kickoff 27 kickoff 26 kickoff 26 kickoff 24 punt 23 punt 14 punt 14 punt 14 punt 12 punt 10 punt 15 interception 8 interception 64 fumble 61 fumble
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FIRST COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF ROUND #9 ALABAMA VS. #8 OKLAHOMA DEC 19 | 8:00 PM | ABC/ESPN | NORMAN, OK
RELIAQUEST BOWL IOWA VS. VANDERBILT DEC 31 | 12:00 PM | ESPN | TAMPA, FL
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