Duke (7-5, 3-5 ACC)

Duke (7-5, 3-5 ACC)vs. Temple (8-4, 7-1 AAC)

• Duke plays in its sixth bowl game in the last seven seasons by meeting first-time opponent Temple in the Walk-On’s Independence Bowl on December 27 at 1:30 p.m., on ESPN

• The Blue Devils will make their 14th bowl game ap-pearance and hold an all-time record of 5-8 including a 2-3 ledger under David Cutcliffe ... Duke also has appeared in the Rose Bowl (1938 & 1941 seasons), Sugar Bowl (1944), Orange Bowl (1954 & 1957), Cotton Bowl (1960), All American Bowl (1989), Hall of Fame Bowl (1994), Belk Bowl (2012) Chick-fil-A Bowl (2013), Hyundai Sun Bowl (2014), New Era Pinstripe Bowl (2015) and Quick Lane Bowl (2017)

• Duke will play in a bowl game for the sixth time in the last seven seasons (2012-18) ... In the 99 seasons prior to 2012, the Blue Devils played in eight bowls

• Against Temple, David Cutcliffe will participate in the 28th bowl game of his coaching career ... As an assistant coach, he helped Tennessee to 17 bowl games (11-6) while also guiding Ole Miss (5; 4-1) and Duke (6; 2-3) to bowls as a head coach

• Duke head coach David Cutcliffe was enshrined into the Independence Bowl Hall of Honor in 2003 after guiding Ole Miss to victories in 1998 (35-18; Texas Tech), 1999 (27-25; Oklahoma) and 2002 (27-23; Nebraska).

• Duke’s Daniel Jones (17 & 7) is one of three QBs in the ACC to have 17+ TD passes coupled with seven or fewer INTs, joining Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence (24 & 4) and Syracuse’s Eric Dungey (17 & 7)

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• Led by repeat first team selection LB Joe Giles-Harris, six Blue Devils earned All-ACC honors ... Giles-Harris became the first Duke LB to earn mul-tiple first team All-ACC accolades since Mike Junkin in 1985-86 ... Other Duke honorees included RB Deon Jackson (2nd team; all-purpose back), TE Daniel Helm (3rd), WR T.J. Rahming (3rd), LB Ben Hum-phreys (HM) & S Dylan Singleton (HM)

• Over the last five weeks of the regular season, RB Deon Jackson has totaled 961 all-purpose yards on 94 touches, good for an average of 10.22 yards per handle ... His yardage has come via rush (60-434), reception (17-178) and kickoff return (17-349) ... Jackson enters the bowl season ranking third in the ACC in all-purpose yards per game (124.6)

• Duke LB Joe Giles-Harris is one of five players in Duke history to register 300+ tackles and 30.0+ TFL in a career, joining Mike Junkin (513 & 36.0; 1983-86), Ryan Fowler (495 & 47.5; 2000-03), Michael Tauiliili (434 & 46.0; 2005-08) & Jeremy Cash (333 & 38.0; 2013-15) ... In 35 career games, Giles-Harris has amassed 313 tackles and 32.0 TFL

• Duke WR T.J. Rahming has caught 1+ passes in 28 consecutive games and 41 of his last 42 contests ... In 49 career games, Rahming has 241 receptions for 2,679 yards and 11 TDs

• Beginning with the September 22 contest versus N.C. Central, an “MD” helmet decal will be donned by the Blue Devils to honor Duke Athletics Hall of Fame member Mary Dinkins, who passed away on Tuesday, September 4, at the age of 68

Walk-On’s Independence Bowl • Thursday, December 27, 2018 • 1:30 p.m. • ESPNShreveport, La. • Independence Stadium (48,975 • FieldTurf)

4 — Road FBS Power 5 victories for Duke this sea-son (Northwestern, Baylor, Georgia Tech & Miami) ... Among ACC schools, only Clemson (5) has more

3.57:1 — Combined TD-to-INT ratio (25:7) for Duke’s three QBs: Daniel Jones (17:7), Quentin Har-ris (7:0) & Chris Katrenick (1:0)

9.00 — Tackles per game average for LB Joe Giles-Harris to rank fourth in the ACC

9 — Blue Devils who have caught a TD pass cover-ing 20+ yards this season with WR Johnathan Lloyd hauling in a team-high three

16 — Defensive INT returns for TDs in the David Cutcliffe Era at Duke

35.2 — Duke’s ACC-low penalty yards per game average

403 — All-purpose yards for RB Deon Jackson at Pittsburgh on October 27, to join Clemson’s Tobias Palmer (496 vs. N.C. State, 2012) and Wake Forest’s John Leach (411 vs. Maryland, 1993) as the only play-ers in ACC history to top the 400-yard plateau in a single week

17-10 — Overall bowl game record for David Cutcliffe as an assistant coach at Tennessee (11-6) and head coach at Ole Miss (4-1) & Duke (2-3)

22 — Punts downed inside the opponent 20 yard line against four touchbacks for P Austin Parker

BLUE DEVILS BY THE NUMBERS

AUGUST31 ARMY WEST POINT (ESPNU) W, 34-14SEPTEMBER8 at Northwestern (ESPNU) W, 21-715 at Baylor (FS1) W, 40-2722 N.C. CENTRAL (ACC Network Extra) W, 55-1329 VIRGINIA TECH (ESPN2) L, 14-31OCTOBER13 at Georgia Tech (Raycom Sports) W, 28-1420 VIRGINIA (ACC RSN) L, 14-2827 at Pittsburgh (ACC RSN) L, 45-54NOVEMBER3 at Miami (ESPN2) W, 20-1210 NORTH CAROLINA (Raycom Sports) W, 42-3517 at [2] Clemson (ESPN) L, 6-3524 WAKE FOREST (ACC RSN) L, 7-59DECEMBER27 vs. Temple (ESPN) 1:30 p.m.

David Cutcliffe HEAD COACHHometown Birmingham, Ala.Date of birth September 16, 1954Alma mater Alabama, 1976Hired at Duke December 15, 2007Career Record 109-101/16+ seasons at Ole Miss 44-29/6+ seasons at Duke 66-72/10+ seasons Bowl games 6-4 vs. Temple 0-0Frank Broyles Award 1998 (Tennessee)SEC Coach of the Year 2003 (Ole Miss)ACC Coach of the Year 2012 & 2013 (Duke)National Coach of the Year 2013 (Duke)Independence Bowl Hall of Honor Class of 2003Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2016

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TEAM NOTESA WINNING SEASON SECURED• With its seven wins, Duke has earned its fifth

winning season in the last six years, the most suc-cessful stretch for the Blue Devils since five winning campaigns in six seasons between 1960-65.

• Duke has five seasons with seven or more wins in the last six years, marking the first time the Blue Devils have reached seven victories five or more times in six seasons since 1950-55.

LOOKING FOR EIGHT• Duke enters the bowl game looking for its eighth

victory of the season. It would mark the fourth time in 11 campaigns under head coach David Cutcliffe reaching the eight-win plateau.

• Prior to Cutcliffe’s arrival in 2008, the Blue Devils had not won eight games in a season since posting eight in 1994.

• A win would give Duke four seasons with eight or more wins in the last six years, the most success-ful stretch for the program since four in six from 1938-43.

BOWLING AGAIN• Duke will play in a bowl game for the sixth time in

the last seven years. • The Blue Devils had never been to consecutive bowls

until accomplishing the feat from 2012-15.• Prior to Cutcliffe’s arrival in 2008, Duke had not

been to a bowl game since the 1995 Hall of Fame Bowl against Wisconsin.

• Duke was in two bowl games from 1962-2011.

TWO BOWL WINS IN THE LAST THREE YEARS• By capturing the 2015 New Era Pinstripe Bowl and

2017 Quick Lane Bowl, Duke is one of 21 Power 5 programs to have two or more bowl wins in the last three years.

• Duke trails only Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi State, Utah and Wisconsin, which have three bowl wins.

CUTCLIFFE IN BOWL GAMES• Cutcliffe is 6-4 as a head coach in bowl games. • The Walk-On’s Independence Bowl will mark the 28th

overall bowl game of his coaching career.

LOOKING FOR A 3RD BOWL WIN• Cutcliffe is looking for his third bowl victory with

the Blue Devils. He and Bill Murray (1955 Orange Bowl & 1961 Cotton Bowl) are the only Duke coaches with multiple bowl victories.

A TOUGH SLATE TAKEN ON IN 2018• Duke faced a stiff test in 2018 with 10 of its 12 foes

becoming bowl eligible by the end of the campaign. The only two Duke contests without a bowl eligible foe were N.C. Central (FCS) and North Carolina.

• The Blue Devils join Pittsburgh and Florida State as ACC programs who took on 10 bowl-bound programs.

DUKE IN LOUISIANA• In program history, Duke is 1-1 in Louisiana, winning

the 1945 Sugar Bowl and falling at LSU in 1958.

DUKE vs. TEMPLE• The Walk-On’s Independence Bowl marks the first

meeting between the two programs.

DUKE AGAINST THE AAC• The Blue Devils are 27-30-5 against current mem-

bers of the American Athletic Conference.

SIX ALL-ACC SELECTIONS• Duke placed six players on the 2018 All-ACC teams:Player (Position) TeamJoe Giles-Harris (LB) ............................................1stDeon Jackson (AP) ............................................. 2ndDaniel Helm (TE) .................................................3rd T.J. Rahming (WR) ...............................................3rdBen Humphreys (LB) .................. Honorable MentionDylan Singleton (S) ..................... Honorable Mention• Redshirt junior Joe Giles-Harris, a first team selec-

tion in 2017, became Duke’s first linebacker with two first team All-ACC honors since Mike Junkin in 1985 and 1986.

NINE ACC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK• Duke had nine ACC Player of the Week selections: • Joe Giles-Harris: ACC Linebacker of the Week

(October 15 after defeating Georgia Tech 28-14) • Ben Humphreys: ACC Linebacker of the Week

(September 10 after defeating Northwestern 21-7) • Deon Jackson: Co-ACC Running Back of the Week

(October 29 after falling at Pittsburgh 54-45) • Daniel Jones: ACC Quarterback of the Week

(September 10 after defeating Northwestern 21-7) • Daniel Jones: ACC Quarterback of the Week

(November 12 after defeating North Carolina 42-35) • T.J. Rahming: ACC Wide Receiver of the Week

(October 15 after defeating Georgia Tech 28-14) • Chris Rumph II: ACC Rookie of the Week (October

15 after defeating Georgia Tech 28-14) • Dylan Singleton: ACC Defensive Back of the Week

(September 17 after defeating Baylor 41-27) • Jack Wohlabaugh: ACC Offensive Lineman of the

Week (September 17 after defeating Baylor 41-27)

RUMPH II FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA• Duke defensive end Chris Rumph II earned a Fresh-

man All-America selection from USA Today. The Gainesville, Fla., product collected 24 tackles, 8.0 tackles for loss, 3.0 sacks, two quarterback pres-sures, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup.

• He is tied for 36th in the ACC in sacks and tied for second among the league’s freshmen. His 8.0 tackles for loss are the sixth most in a year by a rookie at Duke and tied for the second most by an ACC rookie this season.

• With Rumph II’s selection, the Blue Devils have had a Freshman All-America for 16 straight years.

LOOKING FOR THREE• Seniors Ben Humphreys and T.J. Rahming are

aiming to become the first players in Duke history to start three bowl game victories.

• The linebacker and wide receiver received start-ing nods in the Blue Devils’ 2015 Pinstripe Bowl overtime triumph against Indiana and 2017 Quick Lane Bowl victory versus Northern Illinois.

MARKED IMPROVEMENT, PART I• Duke has 51 wins since 2012. In the previous 21

seasons, from 1991-2011, Duke recorded 54 victories:Seasons Wins Total Games Win %2012-Present ................. 51 ....................90 ....... .5671991-2011 ...................... 54 .................. 240 ....... .225

MARKED IMPROVEMENT, PART II• Duke’s success since 2013 is also a marked improve-

ment from Cutcliffe’s first five seasons in Durham: Seasons Wins Total Games Win %2013-Present ................ 45 .................... 77 ...... .5842008-11 ..........................21 ..................... 61 ...... .344

45 WINS SINCE 2013• Duke has captured 45 victories since the start of

the 2013 campaign. The Blue Devils are one of six ACC squads to reach the 45-win mark since the beginning of the 2013 season:

School Record Winning %1. Clemson ....................... 74-9 ......................... .8922. Florida State ..............59-20 .......................... .7473. Miami .........................49-27 ......................... .645 4. Louisville ...................48-28 ......................... .6325. Virginia Tech ...............46-31 ......................... .5976. Duke .................... 45-32 ..................... .584

FOUR POWER 5 ROAD WINS• With victories at Northwestern, Baylor, Georgia Tech

and Miami, Duke is tied for third nationally with four true road Power 5 victories:

School True Road Power 5 Wins1. Clemson ....................5 (Texas A&M, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Florida St & Boston College)

Northwestern........................... 5 (Purdue, Michigan State, Rutgers, Iowa & Minnesota)

3. Alabama ........... 4 (Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee & LSU) Duke .....4 (Northwestern, Baylor, Georgia Tech & Miami) Florida ..........4 (Tennessee, Mississippi St, Vanderbilt & Florida St) Notre Dame ... 4 (Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Northwestern & USC) Oklahoma ........ 4 (Iowa St, TCU, Texas Tech & West Virginia) Penn State ......... 4 (Pittsburgh, Illinois, Indiana & Rutgers) Stanford ......... 4 (Oregon, Arizona State, UCLA & California)• Clemson, Duke and Northwestern are the only pro-

grams to defeat four bowl eligible Power 5 teams in true road contests

GSR STRONG AGAIN FOR DUKE• Statistics for the Graduation Success Rate (GSR)

were released in November by the NCAA with Duke, Northwestern and Notre Dame leading all Football Bowl Subdivision institutions with an overall GSR total of 98 percent or better.

• Duke football ranks second among FBS schools with a 96 percent rate, behind only Northwestern (99).

HELM NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT• Redshirt senior tight end Daniel Helm was named

to the Google Cloud Academic All-District III first team for the first time in his career.

• Duke has had 23 CoSIDA Academic All-District nods in the last seven seasons.

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NEARING THE SEASON’S TOP 5 IN POINTS• Duke has tallied 326 points this year. The perfor-

mance is approaching the fifth-highest total in a single season for the Blue Devils. The top three totals have all come under the direction of head coach David Cutcliffe. A closer look at the five highest point totals by Duke:

Year Total1. 2013 ................................................................ 4592. 2012 .................................................................4103. 2014 ................................................................3904. 1994 ................................................................3605. 1989 ................................................................356- 2018 ................................................................ 326italics denotes Cutcliffe Era

NON-CONFERENCE SUCCESS ON OFFENSE• Duke gears up for its fifth non-conference game

of the season. The Blue Devils did not see much difference in yards per play or per game in non-conference competition, but did see a large spike in points per game. A closer look at Duke’s non-conference and ACC production:

Games Yds/Play Yds/Game Points/GameNon-ACC ....... 5.95 ............... 427.25 ................ 37.50ACC ............... 5.12 ...............375.25 ................22.00

TOUCHDOWNS PER GAME UP FROM 2017• Duke has scored 43 touchdowns in 12 games, an

average of 3.58 TDs per contest.• In 2017, Duke scored 42 touchdowns in 13 games,

good for an average of 3.23 per contest.

AIMING FOR 30+ POINTS PER GAME AGAIN• Duke averages 27.17 points per game after averaging

26.54 in 2017 and 23.33 in 2016. • The Blue Devils averaged 30.00 or more points

per game just seven times in program history: 33.50/1943; 32.79/2013; 32.38/2014; 32.70/1941; 31.54/2012; 31.54/2015; and 30.00/1994.

FOUR WITH 40 OR MORE• Duke has four games this season with 40 or more

points, one behind the single-season record of five set in 2014 and 1943.

LLOYD HONORED FOR OFF THE FIELD WORK• Redshirt senior wide receiver Johnathan Lloyd

has been honored multiple times this season for his contributions off the field.

• Lloyd was named a semifinalist for the second an-nual Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year, which focus primarily on a player’s leadership, both on and off the field.

• Lloyd was also named the Freddie Solomon Commu-nity Spirit Award and was one of 11 student-athletes named to the 2018 FBS Allstate AFCA Good Works Team.

DUKE PASSING TDS, PART I• Duke owns 26 passing touchdowns, an average of

2.17 per contest. The 26 aerial scores are tied for 32nd nationally and the ACC’s third most.

DUKE PASSING TDS, PART II• Duke’s 26 passing touchdowns are tied for the third

most in a season in program history: Year Passing Touchdowns1. 1989..................................................................292. 2012 ................................................................. 273. 2013 ................................................................. 26 2018 .........................................................26

BALANCE A KEY FOR THE BLUE DEVILS• In Duke’s five losses this year, the squad has aver-

aged 243.40 passing yards and 112.40 on the ground. • In the team’s seven wins, the balance has been much

better with Duke averaging 220.29 aerial yards and 198.57 rushing yards.

TWO QUARTERBACKS, 7+ TD PASSES APIECE• With redshirt junior Quentin Harris’ two-yard

touchdown pass at Miami, he joined redshirt junior Daniel Jones as owners of seven or more touch-down passes. Harris has seven and Jones 17.

• The Blue Devils join Alabama, Minnesota, Oregon State, Texas Tech and Wake Forest as the only Power 5 programs with two players having seven or more TD tosses apiece.

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS• For the first time in program history, Duke has three

players with five or more receiving touchdowns with senior wide receiver T.J. Rahming (6), redshirt senior tight end Davis Koppenhaver (6) and Lloyd (5).

• Rahming entered 2018 with three career TD recep-tions and doubled that output this season.

• Rahming and Koppenhaver’s six receiving touch-downs are the 18th most in a year in program history and the most by a Duke player since Issac Blakeney’s seven in 2014.

• In the first 12 games of 2017, Duke’s wide receiv-ers combined for four touchdown receptions. This season, the unit has combined for 14 TD grabs.

• Of Duke’s 26 receiving touchdowns this season, 21 are by seniors or redshirt seniors (.808 percent).

KOPPENHAVER SETS CAREER RECORD• Koppenhaver caught his 11th career TD versus

North Carolina, surpassing Stan Crisson (1961-63) for the most in a career by a Duke tight end.

• Koppenhaver’s six TD grabs are also tied for the second most in a year by a Blue Devil tight end:

Tight End Season Receiving TDs1. Stan Crisson .................1963 ............................... 72. Howard Pitt .................1952 ...............................6 Davis Koppenhaver .. 2018 ...........................6

TDS/CATCH HIGH FOR KOPPENHAVER• Koppenhaver has caught 48 career passes with 11

for touchdowns (22.9 percent). This season, Kop-penhaver has 13 grabs for six scores (46.2 percent).

RAHMING IN TOP 12 NATIONALLY• Rahming stands 12th among FBS active leaders in

career receiving yards (2,679).• Rahming is also second in active FBS players in

career pass receptions (241).

JONES’ WINNING WAYS• With a 42-35 victory versus North Carolina, Jones

earned the 16th victory of his career, the third most by a Blue Devil:

Duke QB Years Wins1. Anthony Boone .................. 2011-14 ....................192. Jerry Barger ..................... 1951-54 .................... 173. Daniel Jones ...... 2016-Present .................16• With one more win in 2018, Jones would join An-

thony Boone (2013 & 2014) and Walt Rappold (1961 & 1961) as Duke QBs with multiple six-win seasons.

ANOTHER 300-100 PERFORMANCE• Jones turned in the third 300-100 game in program

history against North Carolina with 361 yards pass-ing and 186 rushing.

• Jones owns two of Duke’s three 300-100 perfor-mances with one versus Northwestern in 2017.

• In ACC history, Jones joins Lamar Jackson (Lou-isville/5) and Tahj Boyd (Clemson/2) as the only quarterbacks with multiple 300-100 games.

• Duke’s only other 300-100 performance was by Brandon Connette against Pittsburgh in 2013:

Player (Year) Opponent Rush Yds Pass YdsConnette (2013) .. Pittsburgh.............. 101 .......... 323Jones (2017) ..Northwestern............. 108 ..........305Jones (2018) ..North Carolina..............361 ...........186

JACKSON HITS 400 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS• Sophomore running back Deon Jackson set the

Duke record for all-purpose yards in a game with 403 at Pittsburgh, becoming just the third ACC player to reach 400 all-purpose yards in a contest:

Player (School) Opponent (Year) YardsTobias Palmer (Clemson) ......N.C. State (2012) .....496John Leach (Wake Forest) .....Maryland (1993) .......411Deon Jackson (Duke) .....Pittsburgh (2018) ....403

CARRYING THE LOAD• With injuries to sophomore running back Brittain

Brown and redshirt freshman running back Marvin Hubbard III, Duke has relied heavily on Jackson in the last seven games.

• Jackson’s 806 rushing yards this season are the 14th most in a year in program history.

• Under Cutcliffe, no Duke running back has gained more than 818 ground yards, totaled by senior Shaun Wilson in the 2017 campaign.

JACKSON’S ALL-PURPOSE YARDS• Jackson enters the bowl game with 1,495 all-

purpose yards, the ninth most in a year in program history.

• Against ACC foes only, Jackson led the league with 157.4 all-purpose yards per contest, 27.4 yards per game ahead of Boston College’s Michael Walker at 130.0 yards per game.

• In the last five games, Jackson has averaged 10.22 yards per touch (60 rushes, 17 receptions and 17 kickoff returns for 961 yards).

TFLs ALLOWED PER GAME GOING DOWN• Duke has allowed an average of 5.67 tackles for loss

per game, more than one fewer per contest than the squad surrendered in 2017 (6.69).

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FOUR STARTERS OUT WITH INJURIES• In week two at Northwestern, junior cornerback

Mark Gilbert suffered a season-ending hip injury. Gilbert was named to six preseason All-America squads and was a unanimous first team All-ACC selection.

• In week six at Georgia Tech, redshirt senior start-ing defensive tackle Edgar Cerenord was lost to a season-ending injury after rupturing his right Achilles tendon.

• In week 10 versus North Carolina, junior starting safety Dylan Singleton went down with a fractured left ankle.

• Redshirt junior starting linebacker Joe Giles-Harris also has missed the last three contests with a knee injury sustained at Miami.

HUMPHREYS A FINALIST• Senior linebacker Ben Humphreys was named a

finalist for a pair of awards this winter. • Humphreys was a finalist for the Ninth Annual Na-

tional College Football Award, presented by the Pop Warner Little Scholars. The award was established in 2010 to recognize a graduating senior who has made a difference on the field, in the classroom and in his community and serves as a role model to Pop Warner’s young student athletes.

• The Newport Beach, Calif., native was also a finalist for the Lott IMPACT Trophy. The qualities embodied by the award are Integrity, Maturity, Performance, Academics, Community and Tenacity.

YOUNG SECONDARY FORCED INTO ACTION• With the injuries sustained by Duke’s secondary,

the Blue Devils are starting a pair of sophomores and a pair of redshirt freshmen.

• The lone upperclassman of the starting group is redshirt junior cornerback Brandon Feamster, who had not started a game prior to this season.

SCORING IN ONE HALF OR THE OTHER• In the regular season, just seven opponents scored

in both halves against the Blue Devils: Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, Virginia, Pittsburgh, North Carolina, Clemson and Wake Forest.

• Duke pitched first half shutouts against Army West Point and Baylor and second half blankings versus Northwestern, N.C. Central and Miami.

LOOKING FOR INTS• Duke has recorded just three interceptions this

season. A year ago, the Blue Devils had 15 INTs through the first 12 games.

• Through 12 games in 2017 Duke had also recorded 50 pass breakups while this year’s defense has totaled 31.

STEPPING UP ON THIRD DOWN• In the last five games, opponents are a combined

28-of-69 (.406 percent) on third down attempts. • In the three previous contests, foes were a combined

22-of-50 (.440 percent) on third down.

LIMITED PASSING SUCCESS• Duke has held opponents to 16 passing touchdowns,

the fourth fewest in the ACC and tied for the 37th fewest nationally.

• Foes have posted a 120.83 quarterback rating against Duke, the fifth-best mark in the league.

• Opponents are averaging 197.08 yards passing per game, which would give Duke’s defense consecutive years of 201 or fewer passing yards a contest for the first time since 2004-05.

• Before North Carolina threw for 221 yards, Duke had held four consecutive opponents to fewer than 200 passing yards, the longest streak for the Blue Devils since five consecutive from September 12-October 10, 2015.

• It was the first time Duke has accomplished the feat against four consecutive Power 5 programs since October 10-November 7, 2009.

TURNOVER UPS AND DOWNS• Duke’s defense forced two turnovers at Miami and

has just two in the last six games. Turnovers have come in bunches this year:

Opponent INTs Fumbles TotalArmy West Point ......0 .......................2 ..................2Northwestern ..........2 .......................0 ..................2Baylor ......................1 ........................1 ..................2N.C. Central .............0 .......................0 ..................0Virginia Tech............0 .......................0 ..................0Georgia Tech ...........0 .......................3 ..................3Virginia ....................0 .......................0 ..................0Pittsburgh ...............0 .......................0 ..................0Miami ......................0 .......................2 ..................2North Carolina .........0 .......................0 ..................0Clemson ..................0 .......................0 ..................0Wake Forest .............0 .......................0 ..................0

TURNOVERS CREATED = WINS• In Duke’s five losses this season, the defense has

not created a turnover. The lone games the Blue Devils have won without a turnover gained were against N.C. Central and North Carolina.

LITTLE FOURTH DOWN SUCCESS• After allowing Army West Point to convert all four

fourth down attempts during the season opener, the Blue Devils have yielded just seven fourth down conversions during the last 11 games.

DUKE FORCING & RECOVERING FUMBLES• Duke, which recovered just four fumbles last season,

has eight fumble recoveries this year.• The Blue Devils recovered three fumbles at Georgia

Tech, their most in a contest since three against North Carolina on November 20, 2014, and recov-ered two more at Miami.

• Duke has also forced 15 fumbles by 12 different Blue Devils. Only Victor Dimukeje (2), Singleton (2) and Derrick Tangelo (2) have more than one forced fumble.

INTO THE QB SACK COLUMN• Against Wake Forest, junior end Tre Hornbuckle

booked his first sack of the season while freshman tackle Tahj Rice got the first of his career.

HILL MAKES FIRST CAREER START• With Giles-Harris out, redshirt sophomore Brandon

Hill made his first career starts the last three weeks. • Hill carded a personal-best 13 tackles against Wake

Forest and has two double-digit tackle performances in the last three games.

• Hill owns 31 tackles in the last four weeks after hav-ing 12 in his career entering the game at Pittsburgh.

YOUNG IV RETURNS HOME, STARTS• In place of Singleton, redshirt freshman safety

Lummie Young IV made his first career starts the last two weeks, at No. 2 Clemson and versus Wake Forest.

• A native of Anderson, S.C., Young IV finished with seven tackles versus the Tigers and tacked on a career-high 15 versus Wake Forest.

• He owns 22 tackles in the past two weeks after hav-ing 10 career stops entering the game at Clemson.

GILES-HARRIS IN THE 300 CLUB• Giles-Harris became the 20th Blue Devil to reach

300 career tackles with his 10 stops at Pittsburgh. • Under David Cutcliffe, Giles-Harris (313) is the

seventh Blue Devil to reach 300 career tackles.• Giles-Harris recorded his 14th career double-digit

tackle contest at Miami with a game-high 12 stops.• He is fifth among FBS active leaders, and tops

Power 5 active players, in career tackles per game: Player (School) Career Tackles/Game1. Khalil Hodge (Buffalo) ....................................11.242. Ron LaForce (New Mexico State) ................... 9.833. Bryan London II (Texas State) ........................ 9.224. Azeez Al-Shaair (FAU) ..................................9.2095. Joe Giles-Harris (Duke) .......................9.206

LOTS OF TACKLES BY LBS• Giles-Harris and Humphreys have been anchors

for Duke’s defense, accumulating more than 15 percent of the team’s tackles and two thirds of the team’s blocked kicks. A closer look:

Category Giles-Harris & Humphreys Team Totals (%)Tackles ..................................... 146 .........894 (16.33)Tackles for loss .......................12.0 ....... 65.0 (18.46)Quarterback pressures ................ 5 ............37 (13.51)Blocked kicks .............................. 2 ............ 3 (66.67)

RUMPH II AMONG ACC ROOKIE LEADERS• Redshirt freshman defensive end Chris Rumph II is

tied for 36th in the ACC in sacks and tied for second among league’s freshmen:

Freshman School Sacks1. Alim McNeill ............... N.C. State .................... 3.52. Chris Rumph II .........Duke ........................ 3.0 Xavier Thomas ............ Clemson ...................... 3.0• Rumph II also ranks tied for second among ACC

freshmen in tackles for loss with 8.0, tied for the 31st most overall in the league:

Freshman School TFL1. Xavier Thomas ............ Clemson ...................... 8.52. Chris Rumph II .........Duke ........................ 8.0 Dax Hollifield .............. Virginia Tech ................ 8.04. Isaiah Moore ............... N.C. State .....................7.5• Rumph II’s 8.0 TFL are tied with Todd DeLamiel-

leure (1998) and Vince Oghobasse (2006) for the sixth most in a year by a Duke rookie.

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JACKSON’S STRONG KOR PERFORMANCE• Sophomore Deon Jackson registered 152 kickoff

return yards at Pittsburgh, marking the most by a Blue Devil in a game since Shaun Wilson had 181 at Pittsburgh on November 19, 2016.

• Jackson entered the game against the Panthers with 133 career kickoff return yards.

• Jackson is ranked seventh in the ACC in kickoff return average this season (22.15).

RAHMING BACK FOR PUNT RETURNS• For the second consecutive season, senior T.J.

Rahming is Duke’s top option at punt returns. • Rahming has 117 yards on punt returns this season

after totaling 91 yards in all of 2017.• Rahming had the best punt return performance of

his career at Baylor, running back three punts for a personal-best 59 yards.

KICKOFF RETURN DEFENSE STRONG• Duke is ranked 26th nationally in kickoff return

defense with an 18.64 yards per return average.• In the ACC, Duke is ranked first: School Opponent KOR Avg.1. Duke .................................................... 18.642. Syracuse ....................................................... 18.673. North Carolina .............................................. 19.35

WAREHAM SOLID IN FIRST YEAR• Fifth-year senior Collin Wareham made his Duke

debut in the season opener and has converted nine-of-13 field goals, missing from 43 yards against Virginia Tech, from 28 and 40 yards versus North Carolina and from 42 at Clemson. Wareham is also 41-of-43 on PAT tries.

• Wareham’s 41 PATs are tied with Bob Gantt (1943) for the fifth most in a year for a Blue Devil. Ross Martin (58) set the record in 2013.

• Wareham, graduated from Duke in May, 2018 with a degree in economics and is pursuing a master’s degree in management studies.

JONES AS A PUNTER• Redshirt junior quarterback Daniel Jones punted

for the first two times of the season at Miami and had both downed inside the Miami 10-yard line.

• In Jones’ career, he has punted five times with three downed inside the 20-yard line.

PARKER’S BEST SEASON• Redshirt junior punter Austin Parker is averaging

41.37 yard per boot, the eighth best mark in the ACC in punting average.

• The Mount Pleasant, N.C., native has 22 punts downed inside the opponent 20-yard line this year after finishing the 2017 season with just 10 punts inside the 20.

• Parker also has just four touchbacks in 2018 after finishing 2017 with nine.

INSIDE THE 20-YARD LINE• Of Duke’s 10 total punts at Miami, eight were downed

inside the Hurricanes’ 20-yard line.

THREE BLOCKED FIELD GOALS• The Blue Devils earned their third blocked field goal

of the season at Miami and are tied for second in the ACC in blocked kicks this season:

Opponent Quarter Player DistanceArmy West Point ......2 .....Ben Humphreys ............45Baylor .....................2 ..... Marquis Waters ............ 47Miami ...................... 3 ....Joe Giles-Harris ............42• Duke is tied for 17th nationally with three blocked

kicks.

FEW FLAGS• The Blue Devils are in the top eight nationally in

four penalty categories:Category Number NCAA RankingFewest Penalties/Game ............4.17 .................... 7thFewest Penalty Yards/Game .... 35.17 .................... 3rdFewest Penalties ....................... 50 .................... 7thFewest Penalty Yards ...............422 .................... 3rd• Duke leads the ACC in fewest penalty yards and

fewest penalty yards per game.

#DukeInTheNFL• There are 11 former Blue Devils on NFL rosters or

practice squads: • Breon Borders, CB, Houston Texans (Practice Squad) • Jeremy Cash, LB, Arizona Cardinals (Injured/Reserve Roster) • Ross Cockrell, CB, Carolina Panthers (Injured/Reserve Roster) • Jamison Crowder, WR, Washington Redskins • Thomas Hennessy, LS, New York Jets • Max McCaffrey, WR, San Francisco 49ers (Practice Squad) • Lucas Patrick, OG, Green Bay Packers • Vincent Rey, LB, Cincinnati Bengals • Matt Skura, C/OG, Baltimore Ravens • Laken Tomlinson, OG, San Francisco 49ers • Shaun Wilson, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Injured/Reserve Roster)

Player KO P TotalAntone Williams 6 0 6Javon Jackson 2 3 5Lummie Young IV 4 1 5Daniel Helm 0 4 4Brandon Hill 2 2 4Damond Philyaw-Johnson 2 2 4Damani Neal 3 1 4Dylan Singleton 4 0 4Mataeo Durant 3 0 3Brandon Feamster 2 1 3Jarett Garner 1 1 2Jordan Hayes 2 0 2Michael Carter II 0 2 2Chris Rumph II 2 0 2Chris Taylor 1 1 2Ben Wyatt 0 2 2Leonard Johnson 1 0 1Scott Jones 1 0 1Jeremy McDuffie 1 0 1Jacob Morgenstern 1 0 1Koby Quansah 0 1 1AJ Reed 1 0 1Derrick Tangelo 0 1 1Ryan Wolitzer 1 0 1

2018 SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES

2018 GAME INFORMATIONGame Coin Toss Duke Duke Duke Opponent Kickoff Game Duke Duke Duke Result KO/Rec. First Play 1st Poss. 1st Poss. Time Length Helmet Jersey PantsArmy West Point Army Rec. -2-yard pass to Rahming Punt Fumble 7:02 p.m. 2:56 White Blue Blue W, 34-14at Northwestern Duke KO 9-yard pass to Taylor Punt TD 12:02 p.m. 3:05 Blue White Blue W, 21-7at Baylor Duke KO 8-yard pass to Lloyd Punt Miss FG 3:35 p.m. 3:31 White White White W, 40-27N.C. Central N.C. Central Rec. Jackson 5-yard rush TD Punt 3:35 p.m. 3:22 Blue Blue Blue W, 55-13Virginia Tech VT Rec. Brown 8-yard Rush Punt Downs 7:05 p.m. 3:08 White Blue White L, 14-31at Georgia Tech GT Rec. 11-yard pass to Taylor TD Punt 12:21 p.m. 3:09 Gray Gray Blue W, 28-14Virginia Duke KO Jackson 1-yard rush Punt TD 12:34 p.m. 3:16 White Black White L, 14-28at Pittsburgh Duke KO Jones incomplete pass TD TD 3:32 p.m. 3:21 Gray White Blue L, 45-54at Miami Miami Rec. Jackson 75-yard TD rush TD Punt 7:05 p.m. 3:25 Blue White White W, 20-12North Carolina Duke KO Jones incomplete pass TD TD 12:20 p.m. 3:37 White Blue White W, 42-35at Clemson Duke KO Jones 6-yard pass to Helm Punt Punt 7:10 p.m. 3:20 White White White L, 6-35Wake Forest Duke KO Rahming 8-yard rush Punt TD 12:34 p.m. 3:01 Blue Blue White L, 7-45

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2018 STARTING LINEUPSOffense QB RB TE WR WR WR LT LG C RG RTArmy West Point Jones Brown Helm Rahming Young Lloyd C. Harris Santos Harmon Chambers Kraelingat Northwestern Jones Brown Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd C. Harris Santos Harmon Chambers Kraelingat Baylor Q. Harris Brown Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd C. Harris Santos Wohlabaugh Chambers KraelingN.C. Central Q. Harris Brown Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd C. Harris Santos Wohlabaugh Chambers KraelingVirginia Tech Jones Brown Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd Miller Santos Wohlabaugh Chambers Kraelingat Georgia Tech Jones Jackson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd Miller Santos Harmon Chambers KraelingVirginia Jones Jackson Koppenhaver Rahming Taylor Lloyd Miller Santos Harmon Chambers Kraelingat Pittsburgh Jones Jackson Gray Rahming Taylor Lloyd C. Harris Harmon Wohlabaugh Chambers Kraelingat Miami Jones Jackson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd C. Harris Harmon Wohlabaugh Chambers KraelingNorth Carolina Jones Jackson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd C. Harris Harmon Wohlabaugh Chambers Kraelingat Clemson Jones Jackson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd C. Harris Harmon Wohlabaugh Chambers KraelingWake Forest Jones Jackson Helm Rahming Taylor Lloyd C. Harris Harmon Wohlabaugh Chambers Kraeling

Defense DE DT DT DE MLB WLB CB CB S (S) S (B) S (R)Army West Point Dimukeje Tangelo Cerenord Hornbuckle Humphreys Giles-Harris Carter II Gilbert Quansah (SLB) Waters Singletonat Northwestern Dimukeje Tangelo Cerenord Jordan Humphreys Giles-Harris Blackwell Gilbert Carter II Waters Singletonat Baylor Dimukeje Tangelo Cerenord Jordan Humphreys Giles-Harris Blackwell Carter II Johnson Waters SingletonN.C. Central Dimukeje Tangelo McSwain Hornbuckle Humphreys Giles-Harris Blackwell Hudzick Johnson Waters Singleton Virginia Tech Dimukeje Tangelo McSwain Hornbuckle Humphreys Giles-Harris Blackwell Hudzick Johnson Waters Singleton at Georgia Tech Dimukeje Tangelo Cerenord Jordan Humphreys Giles-Harris Blackwell Carter II Rumph II (SLB) Waters Singleton Virginia Dimukeje Tangelo McSwain Jordan Humphreys Giles-Harris Feamster Carter II Johnson Waters Singleton at Pittsburgh Dimukeje Nyembwe McSwain Jordan Gagnon Giles-Harris Feamster Carter II Johnson Waters Singleton at Miami Dimukeje Tangelo McSwain Jordan Humphreys Giles-Harris Feamster Carter II Johnson Waters Singleton North Carolina Dimukeje Tangelo McSwain Jordan Humphreys Hill Feamster Carter II Johnson Waters Singleton at Clemson Dimukeje Tangelo McSwain Jordan Humphreys Hill Feamster Carter II Johnson Hayes Young IV Wake Forest Dimukeje Tangelo McSwain Jordan Humphreys Hill Feamster Carter II Johnson Hayes Young IV

2018 POINTS OFF TAKEAWAYSOpponent QTR TO Led To PTSArmy West Point 1st Fumble FG 3Army West Point 2nd Fumble TD 7Northwestern 2nd INT TD 7Baylor 1st Fumble TD 7Baylor 4th INT TD 7Georgia Tech 3rd Fumble TD 7Georgia Tech 3rd Fumble TD 7Georgia Tech 3rd Fumble TD 7Miami 3rd Fumble FG 3

2018 POINTS OFF GIVEAWAYSOpponent QTR TO Led To PTSArmy West Point 3rd Fumble TD 7N.C. Central 2nd Fumble TD 7Virginia Tech 1st INT FG 3Georgia Tech 2nd INT TD 7Wake Forest 1st Fumble TD 7Wake Forest 2nd INT TD 7Wake Forest 3rd Fumble TD 7Wake Forest 4th Fumble TD 7

DUKE IN OVERTIMEDate Final Score OT Location Game-Winning Scoring PlayNovember 8, 1997 Clemson 29, Duke 20 1 Clemson, S.C. David Richardson 36-yard FG & Rahim Abdullah 63-yard INT returnOctober 31, 1998 Vanderbilt 36, Duke 33 2 Nashville, Tenn. John Markham 19-yard FGSeptember 18, 1999 Northwestern 15, Duke 12 1 Durham, N.C. Sam Simmons 27-yard pass from Nick KreinbrinkOctober 9, 1999 Duke 24, Virginia 17 2 Charlottesville, Va. Benjamin Watson 7-yard pass from Spencer RomineOctober 23, 1999 N.C. State 31, Duke 24 1 Durham, N.C. Jamie Barnette 7-yard runSeptember 13, 2003 Duke 27, Rice 24 1 Durham, N.C. Brent Garber 30-yard FGNovember 24, 2007 North Carolina 20, Duke 14 1 Chapel Hill, N.C. Greg Little 25-yard rushNovember 1, 2008 Wake Forest 33, Duke 30 1 Winston-Salem, N.C. Shane Popham 28-yard FGNovember 1, 2014 [24] Duke 51, Pittsburgh 48 2 Pittsburgh, Pa. Thomas Sirk 5-yard runOctober 24, 2015 [23] Duke 45, Virginia Tech 43 4 Blacksburg, Va. Erich Schneider 25-yard reception & Thomas Sirk 2-point PATDecember 26, 2015 Duke 44, Indiana 41 1 New York, N.Y. Ross Martin 36-yard FG

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CAREER TURNOVERS GAINEDMICHAEL CARTER IITurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 2nd Army West Point, Aug. 31, 2018 Duke leading 10-0 during Army West Point first drive of second quarter ... recovers Kell Walker fumbleINT 2nd Northwestern, Sept. 8, 2018 Tied 7-7 on Northwestern’s first possession of the second quarter ... TJ Green pass

VICTOR DIMUKEJETurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 3rd Army West Point, Nov. 11, 2017 Duke trailing 21-10, Army West Point first drive of third quarter ... recovers Kell Walker fumbleINT 2nd Georgia Tech, Nov. 18, 2017 Duke trailling 14-10, Georgia Tech third-and-six from Duke’s 34-yard line ... TaQuon Marshall pass

BRANDON FEAMSTERTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 3rd Georgia Tech, Oct. 29, 2016 Trailing 28-14 on kickoff following Duke touchdown ... recovers J.J. Green fumble at GT 10-yard line

MARK GILBERTTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation INT 3rd Northwestern, Sept. 9, 2017 With Duke leading 21-10, second-and-10 at Duke 42-yard line ... Clayton Thorson passINT 4th Northwestern, Sept. 9, 2017 With Duke leading 38-10, first play of Northwestern drive ... Clayton Thorson passINT 1st Virginia, Oct. 7, 2017 Duke trailing 7-0 with third drive of the first quarter on second-and-10 ... Kurt Benkert passINT 2nd Florida State, Oct. 14, 2017 Duke trailing 7-0 with first play of the second quarter from the Duke 26-yard line ... Justin Blackman passINT 2nd Wake Forest, Oct. 25, 2017 Duke down 17-10 with 1:00 remaining in the half, incercepts at Duke 14-yard line ... John Wolford passINT 4th Wake Forest, Oct. 25, 2017 Duke leading 31-23 with 1:32 to go, ball on Wake 37-yard line ... Duke runs out clock ... John Wolford pass

JOE GILES-HARRISTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 2nd Wake Forest, Sept. 10, 2016 Third-and-two at Wake Forest 28-yard line ... recovers John Wolford fumble on sackINT 4th Wake Forest, Sept. 10, 2016 Duke trailing 21-14 with first drive of the fourth quarter on fourth-and-six ... Kandall Hinton passINT 2nd Baylor, Sept. 16, 2017 Duke leading 14-7 with third drive of the second quarter on second-and-eight ... Zach Smith pass

BRANDON HILLTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 3rd Georgia Tech, Oct. 13, 2018 Leading 21-7, kickoff return fumble by Juanyeh Thomas, forced by Mataeo Durant and recovered

BEN HUMPHREYSTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 2nd Army West Point, Oct. 10, 2015 Duke leading 10-0, fourth play of second quarter ... recovers Ahmad Bradshaw fumbleFR 2nd Notre Dame, Sept. 24, 2016 Tied 14-14 with 6:42 to play in the half ... leads to Duke TD ...recovers DeShone Kizer fumbleINT 4th Virginia, Oct. 1, 2016 Trailing 27-20 with 6:24 left in the game ... Gave Duke ball at Virginia 39 ... Kurt Benkert passFR 3rd Georgia Tech, Oct. 29, 2016 Trailing 28-7 with GT having just gained Duke INT ... recovers TaQuon Marshall fumble on 1st play of driveINT 4th Baylor, Sept. 16, 2017 Duke leading 24-20, intercepts pass and returns 22 yards for TD ... Zach Smith passFR 3rd Miami, Nov. 3, 2018 Duke trailing 12-7 with 10:25 to go in the third quarter ... recovers DeeJay Dallas fumble at the Miami 12-yard lineFR 4th Miami, Nov. 8, 2018 Duke leading 17-12 with 12:26 to play ... forces and recovers DeeJay Dallas fumble at the Miami 43-yard line

LEONARD JOHNSONTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date SituationINT 4th Baylor, Sept. 15, 2018 Leading 33-20, seals Duke victory with a 53-yard return for a TD ... Jalan McClendon pass

DREW JORDANTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date SituationFR 4th Baylor, Sept. 16, 2017 Leading 31-20 recovers Zach Smith fumble at BU 34-yard line following strip sack by Michael Carter II

JEREMY McDUFFIETurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation INT 3rd Miami, Oct. 31, 2015 Miami leading 14-10 ... returned 25 yards to Miami 45 ... Malik Rosier passINT 3rd Baylor, Sept. 16, 2017 Duke leading 24-14 with second drive of the third quarter on second-and-10 ... Zach Smith passINT 1st Virginia, Oct. 7, 2017 Duke trailing 7-0, intercepts pass and returns 42 yards for a TD ... Kurk Benkert passINT 3rd Florida State, Oct. 14, 2017 Game tied 10-10 and Florida State at the Duke 47-yard line ... Justin Blackman pass

CHRIS RUMPH IITurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 3rd Georgia Tech, Oct. 13, 2018 Tied 7-7 in the third quarter, ends Georgia Tech’s second possession ... recovers Jerry Howard fumble

DYLAN SINGLETONTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date SituationFR 1st Baylor, Sept. 15, 2018 Tied 0-0 on Baylor’s first play of second possession ... recovers John Lovett fumble at the Bear 34-yard line

DERRICK TANGELOTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date Situation FR 3rd Georgia Tech, Oct. 13, 2018 Leading 14-7, first Yellow Jacket play of third possession in third quarter ... recovers TaQuan Marshall fumble

MARQUIS WATERSTurnover Quarter Opponent, Date SituationFR 1st Army West Point, Aug. 31, 2018 Tied 0-0 on Army West Point’s first possession, recovers Darnell Woolfolk fumble at the Black Knight 32-yard lineINT 2nd Northwestern, Sept. 8, 2018 Tied 7-7 in the second quarter on Northwestern’s second possession ... Clayton Thorson pass

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Passing Yards Player Years Yards1. Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 ......10,0652. Ben Bennett .....................................1980-83 ........ 9,6143. Sean Renfree ....................................2009-12 ....... 9,4654. Spence Fischer ................................. 1992-95 ........ 9,0195. Steve Slayden ................................... 1984-87 .......8,0046. Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ..... 7,778

Pass Completions Player Years Cmps.1. Sean Renfree ....................................2009-12 .......... 8982. Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 .......... 8773. Ben Bennett .....................................1980-83 .......... 8204. Spence Fischer ................................. 1992-95 .......... 7865. Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ........734

Games with 20+ Pass Completions Player Years Games1. Sean Renfree ....................................2009-12 ............ 262. Ben Bennett .....................................1980-83 ............ 223. Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 ............. 19 Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ...........19

Games with 30+ Pass Completions Player Years Games1. Sean Renfree ....................................2009-12 .............. 62. Ben Bennett .....................................1980-83 .............. 5 Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 .............. 54. Spence Fischer ................................. 1992-95 .............. 4 Anthony Dilweg ................................1985-88 .............. 4 Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ............4

Pass Attempts Player Years Att.1. Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 .........1,5102. Sean Renfree ....................................2009-12 ........ 1,3893. Ben Bennett .....................................1980-83 ........ 1,3754. Spence Fischer ................................. 1992-95 ........ 1,3695. Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ......1,234

Consecutive Pass Attempts W/O INT to Start a Career Player Years Att.1. Thomas Sirk .......................................2014-15 ............ 932. Quentin Harris.................... 2016-present .......... 763. Thaddeus Lewis .................................... 2006 ............ 69

Consecutive Passes Without an INT Player Years Passes1. Thaddeus Lewis ............................... 2007-08 .......... 2062. Daniel Jones .............................. 2016-17 ........2023. Thomas Sirk ........................................... 2015 ........... 1784. Sean Renfree ......................................... 2010 ........... 173 Daniel Jones ...................................2016 .........1736. Ben Bennett ..................................... 1982-83 ........... 169

Touchdown Passes Player Years TDs1. Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 ............ 672. Ben Bennett .....................................1980-83 ............ 553. Sean Renfree ....................................2009-12 ............. 514. Steve Slayden ................................... 1984-87 ............ 48 Spence Fischer ................................. 1992-95 ............ 486. Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ..........47

Most Games, 2+ Touchdown Passes Player Years Games1. Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 ............. 192. Spence Fischer ................................. 1992-95 ............. 15 Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ...........15

Most Games, 3+ Touchdown Passes Player Years Games1. Dave Brown .......................................1989-91 .............. 82. Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 .............. 73. Ben Bennett .....................................1980-83 .............. 6 Anthony Boone ...................................2011-14 .............. 6 Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ............6

Touchdown Passes of 20+ Yards Player Years TDs1. Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 ............. 312. Ben Bennett .....................................1980-83 ............ 293. Sean Renfree ....................................2009-12 ............ 264. Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ..........25

Touchdown Passes of 50+ Yards Player Years TDs1. Sean Renfree ....................................2009-12 ............. 102. Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ............93. Thaddeus Lewis ...............................2006-09 .............. 8

Seasons, 10+ Touchdown Passes Player Seasons1. Thaddeus Lewis (2006-07-08-09) .................................. 42. Ben Bennett (1980-82-83) ............................................. 3 Steve Slayden (1985-86-87) ........................................... 3 Spence Fischer (1993-94-95).......................................... 3 Sean Renfree (2010-11-12) .............................................. 3 Daniel Jones (2016-17)..........................................3

Rushing Touchdowns by a Quarterback Player Years TDs1. Brandon Connette .............................2010-13 ............. 312. Mike Dunn ..........................................1975-78 ............ 223. Elmore Hackney ................................1935-37 ............. 16 Anthony Boone ...................................2011-14 ............. 16 Thomas Sirk .......................................2014-16 ............. 16 Daniel Jones ...................... 2016-present ...........16*Moved to HB in 1936; finished career with 21 rushing TDs

Total Offensive Yards Player (Rush-Pass) Years Yards1. Thaddeus Lewis (-78-10,065) ..............2006-09 ........9,9872. Sean Renfree (-167-9,465) ...................2009-12 ....... 9,2983. Spence Fischer (89-9,019) .................. 1992-95 ........ 9,1084. Daniel Jones (1,329-7,778) ..... 2016-present ......9,107

Touchdown Responsibility Player (Rush-Pass) Years TDs1. Thaddeus Lewis (9-67) ......................2006-09 .............762. Daniel Jones (16-46) ............. 2016-present ..........633. Sean Renfree (9-51) ...........................2009-12 ............ 60

Most Punting Yards Player Years Yards1. Brian Morton ................................ 1997-2000 ......12,0002. Will Monday .......................................2012-15 .......11,2993. John Krueger ................................... 1993-96 ....... 9,5324. Ricky Brummitt ................................ 1977-80 ........ 9,3155. Trey McDonald ..................................2001-04 ....... 9,0046. John Tolish ........................................1981-84 .......8,2007. Kevin Jones ...................................... 2007-10 ........7,9548. Anthony Dilweg ................................1985-88 ........7,8899. Robert Grupp.....................................1973-76 ........7,23210. Austin Parker ..................... 2016-present ..... 6,810

Pass Receptions Player Years Rec.1. Conner Vernon..................................2009-12 .......... 283 Jamison Crowder ...............................2011-14 .......... 2833. T.J. Rahming ...................... 2015-present .........2414. Donovan Varner .................................2008-11 .......... 207

Receiving Yards Player Years Yards1. Conner Vernon..................................2009-12 ........3,7492. Jamison Crowder ...............................2011-14 ........ 3,6413. Clarkston Hines ................................ 1986-89 ........ 3,3184. T.J. Rahming ...................... 2015-present ..... 2,679

Games with 100+ Receiving Yards Player Years Games1. Clarkston Hines ................................ 1986-89 ............. 182. Jamison Crowder ...............................2011-14 ............. 163. Conner Vernon..................................2009-12 ............. 144. Wes Chesson ..................................... 1968-70 .............. 9 Donovan Varner .................................2008-11 .............. 96. T.J. Rahming ...................... 2015-present ............7

Games with 10+ Pass Receptions Player Years Games1. Conner Vernon..................................2009-12 .............. 62. Jamison Crowder ...............................2011-14 .............. 53. Roger Boone .................................... 1986-89 .............. 4 T.J. Rahming ...................... 2015-present ............4

Games with 5+ Pass Receptions Player Years Games1. Conner Vernon..................................2009-12 ............ 34 Jamison Crowder ...............................2011-14 ............ 343. T.J. Rahming ...................... 2015-present ..........22

Touchdown Receptions of 50+ Yards Player Years 50+ Yd TDs1. Jamison Crowder .................2011-14 ........................... 102. Eron Riley ..........................2005-08 ............................ 53. Dave Dunaway .................... 1964-66 ............................ 4 Walter Jones .......................1988-91 ............................ 4 Conner Vernon....................2009-12 ............................ 4 Johnathan Lloyd .....2015-present ........................4

Most Touchdown Receptions by a TE Player Years TDs1. Davis Koppenhaver ............. 2014-present ........... 11 2. Stan Crisson ...................................... 1961-63 ............. 103. Dave Dunaway .................................. 1964-66 .............. 9

Most Tackles for Lost Yardage Player Years TFL1. Chris Combs ..................................... 1996-99 ..........57.52. Ryan Fowler .....................................2000-03 ..........47.53. Michael Tauiliili ................................2005-08 ......... 46.04. Matt Zielinski ..................................2000-03 ..........41.55. James Kirkland ................................. 1992-95 ..........41.06. Jeremy Cash .....................................2013-15 ......... 38.07. Vince Oghobaase .............................2006-09 ......... 36.58. Mike Junkin ...................................... 1983-86 ......... 36.09. Reggie Andrews................................ 1983-85 ......... 34.510. Joe Giles-Harris ................. 2016-present .......32.5 11. David Wafle ....................................... 1990-93 ..........31.012. Kevin Lewis ...................................... 1996-99 ......... 30.513. Scott Youmans.................................. 1989-93 ......... 30.0-- Ben Humphreys .................. 2015-present .......28.5

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SEPTEMBER2 vs. LSU ..................................................... L, 17-338 Savannah State .........................................W, 77-015 at Toledo .................................................W, 49-2422 FIU ........................................................... W, 31-1727 North Carolina ........................................ W, 47-10OCTOBER6 Florida State ...........................................W, 28-2713 at Virginia ................................................ L, 13-1626 at Boston College .....................................L, 14-27NOVEMBER3 Duke.........................................................L, 12-2010 at Georgia Tech ........................................L, 21-2717 at Virginia Tech ....................................... W, 38-1424 Pittsburgh .................................................W, 24-3

SEPTEMBER3 at Florida State .........................................W, 24-38 William & Mary ........................................ W, 62-1715 East Carolina .........................................Cancelled22 at Old Dominion ......................................L, 35-4929 at Duke ....................................................W, 31-14OCTOBER6 Notre Dame .............................................L, 23-4513 at North Carolina .................................... W, 22-1925 Georgia Tech ...........................................L, 28-49NOVEMBER3 Boston College ..........................................L, 21-3110 at Pittsburgh ...........................................L, 22-5217 Miami .......................................................L, 14-3823 Virginia ............................................W, 34-31 (OT)

SEPTEMBER1 Albany .......................................................W, 33-78 Penn State .................................................L, 6-5115 Georgia Tech ........................................... W, 24-1922 at North Carolina ....................................L, 35-3829 at UCF ......................................................L, 14-45OCTOBER6 Syracuse ......................................... W, 44-37 (OT)13 at Notre Dame ......................................... L, 14-1927 Duke....................................................... W, 54-45NOVEMBER2 at Virginia ............................................... W, 23-1310 Virginia Tech .......................................... W, 52-2217 at Wake Forest ........................................ W, 34-1324 at Miami .................................................... L, 3-24

SEPTEMBER1 Richmond ................................................ W, 42-138 at Indiana .................................................L, 16-2015 Ohio ........................................................ W, 45-3122 Louisville...................................................W, 27-329 at N.C. State .............................................L, 21-35OCTOBER13 Miami .......................................................W, 16-1320 at Duke ................................................... W, 28-1427 North Carolina .........................................W, 31-21NOVEMBER2 Pittsburgh ................................................L, 13-2310 Liberty ................................................... W, 45-2417 at Georgia Tech ................................L, 27-30 (OT)23 at Virginia Tech ................................ L, 31-34 (OT)

SEPTEMBER2 Abilene Christian ................................... W, 55-279 at UTSA ...................................................W, 37-2015 Duke........................................................ L, 27-4022 Kansas ......................................................W, 26-729 at Oklahoma ............................................L, 33-66OCTOBER6 Kansas State ...........................................W, 37-3413 at Texas ................................................... L, 17-2325 at West Virginia ........................................L, 14-58NOVEMBER3 Oklahoma State ....................................... W, 35-3110 at Iowa State ...........................................L, 14-2817 TCU ............................................................L, 9-1624 vs. Texas Tech .........................................W, 35-24

AUGUST/SEPTEMBER31 at Duke ....................................................L, 14-348 Liberty .................................................... W, 38-1415 Hawai’i .................................................... W, 28-2122 at Oklahoma ..................................... L, 21-28 (OT)29 at Buffalo ................................................ W, 42-13OCTOBER13 at San Jose State ..................................... W, 52-320 Miami (Ohio) ...................................W, 31-30 (2OT)27 at Eastern Michigan ................................W, 37-22NOVEMBER/DECEMBER3 Air Force .................................................. W, 17-1410 Lafayette .................................................W, 31-1317 Colgate ................................................... W, 28-148 vs. Navy ................................................... W, 17-10

Army West Point - Game 1 Northwestern - Game 2 Baylor - Game 3

SEPTEMBER2 vs. Prairie View A&M ...............................L, 24-408 Saint Augustine’s .....................................W, 51-1415 at South Carolina State ...... Postponed to Nov. 2422 at Duke ....................................................L, 13-5529 Florida A&M ..............................................L, 14-55OCTOBER6 Howard .................................................. W, 40-3520 at Norfolk State ....................................... W, 36-627 at Delaware State ....................................L, 13-28NOVEMBER3 Edward Waters ........................................ W, 52-128 at Bethune-Cookman .......................L, 25-28 (OT)17 North Carolina A&T ....................................L, 0-4524 at South Carolina State ............................W, 21-17

N.C. Central - Game 4 Virginia Tech - Game 5SEPTEMBER1 Alcorn State ..............................................W, 41-08 at USF .....................................................L, 38-4915 at Pittsburgh ............................................L, 19-2422 Clemson ...................................................L, 21-4929 Bowling Green ......................................... W, 63-17OCTOBER5 at Louisville ............................................ W, 66-3113 Duke.........................................................L, 14-2825 at Virginia Tech ...................................... W, 49-28NOVEMBER3 at North Carolina ................................... W, 38-2810 Miami .......................................................W, 27-2117 Virginia ...........................................W, 30-27 (OT)24 at Georgia ................................................L, 21-45

Georgia Tech - Game 6

Virginia - Game 7 Pittsburgh - Game 8 Miami - Game 9

SEPTEMBER1 at California ............................................. L, 17-248 at East Carolina ....................................... L, 19-4115 UCF .......................................................Cancelled22 Pittsburgh .............................................. W, 38-3527 at Miami ...................................................L, 10-47OCTOBER13 Virginia Tech ............................................L, 19-2220 at Syracuse ................................... L, 37-40 (2OT)27 at Virginia .................................................L, 21-31NOVEMBER3 Georgia Tech ...........................................L, 28-3810 at Duke ...................................................L, 35-4217 Western Carolina .................................... W, 49-2624 N.C. State ........................................ L, 28-34 (OT)

North Carolina - Game 10SEPTEMBER1 Furman ..................................................... W, 48-78 at Texas A&M .......................................... W, 28-2615 Georgia Southern ..................................... W, 38-722 at Georgia Tech ....................................... W, 49-2129 Syracuse .................................................W, 27-23OCTOBER6 at Wake Forest ......................................... W, 63-3 20 N.C. State .................................................. W, 41-727 at Florida State .......................................W, 59-10NOVEMBER3 Louisville..................................................W, 77-1610 at Boston College ......................................W, 27-717 Duke......................................................... W, 35-624 South Carolina ....................................... W, 56-35

Clemson - Game 11AUGUST/SEPTEMBER30 at Tulane ..........................................W, 23-17 (OT)8 Towson ....................................................W, 51-2013 Boston College .........................................L, 34-4122 Notre Dame ............................................. L, 27-5629 Rice........................................................ W, 56-24OCTOBER6 Clemson ....................................................L, 3-6320 at Florida State ........................................ L, 17-3827 at Louisville ........................................... W, 56-35NOVEMBER3 Syracuse ..................................................L, 24-418 at N.C. State ............................................W, 27-2317 Pittsburgh ................................................L, 13-3424 at Duke .....................................................W, 59-7

Wake Forest - Game 12

DUKE’S 2018 OPPONENT SCHEDULES

AUGUST/SEPTEMBER30 at Purdue ................................................ W, 31-278 Duke........................................................... L, 7-2115 Akron ...................................................... L, 34-3929 Michigan ..................................................L, 17-20OCTOBER6 at Michigan State .................................... W, 29-1913 Nebraska ..........................................W, 34-31 (OT)20 at Rutgers ................................................W, 18-1527 Wisconsin ................................................. W, 31-17NOVEMBER3 Notre Dame ...............................................L, 21-3110 at Iowa .....................................................W, 14-1017 at Minnesota ........................................... W, 24-1424 Illinois ..................................................... W, 24-16

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DUKE DEPTH CHART December 20, 2018OFFENSE DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Peace ADDO ADD-ohClark BULLEIT bulletEdgar CERENORD SARAH-nordRAKAVIUS Chambers rah-KAY-vee-usElijah DEVEAUX duh-VOEVictor DIMUKEJE dee-mew-kay-geeMATAEO Durant muh-TAY-ohXANDER Gagnon zanderJAVON Jackson juh-VONChris KATRENICK kuh-TRIN-ickDavis KOPPENHAVER CO-pen-hay-ver

TREVON Lee TREY-vonTERRELL Lucas tuh-RELLTREVON McSwain TREY-vonTWAZANGA MUGALA twuh-ZANG-uh moo-GAH-lahCHIDI OKONYA CHEE-dee oh-CON-yuhDAMOND PHILYAW-Johnson DAY-mond FILL-yawPatrick LEITTEN LIGHT-enJake MARWEDE mar-wee-deeDAMANI Neal duh-MAHN-ee

Axel NYEMBWE knee-EM-bwayNICODEM Pierre NEEK-oh-demKoby QUANSAH QUAN-zuhJacob RIMMER RIM-erTim SKAPEK SKAY-peckDerrick TANGELO TAN-juh-lowKen TORAIN tur-RAINMARQUIS Waters mar-KEESEANTONE Williams AN-toneLUMMIE Young IV LUM-mee

K 94 COLLIN WAREHAM 5-9, 180, R-Sr. 48 AJ Reed 5-11, 180, R-So.KO 48 AJ REED 5-11, 180, R-So. 38 Jack Driggers 5-11, 170, So.P 45 AUSTIN PARKER 6-1, 185, R-Jr. 37 Jackson Hubbard 6-3, 190, So.SS 57 JOHN TAYLOR 6-2, 205, So. 58 Ben Wyatt 6-1, 240, R-So.

LS 58 BEN WYATT 6-1, 240, R-So. 57 John Taylor 6-2, 205, So.H 37 JACKSON HUBBARD 6-3, 190, So. 45 Austin Parker 6-1, 185, R-Jr.KOR 25 DEON JACKSON 6-0, 220, So. 33 LEONARD JOHNSON 6-1, 200, R-Fr.PR 3 T.J. RAHMING 5-10, 170, Sr. 19 Jake Bobo 6-4, 190, Fr.

QB 17 DANIEL JONES 6-5, 220, R-Jr. 18 Quentin Harris 6-1, 195, R-Jr.RB 25 DEON JACKSON 6-0, 220, So. 22 Brittain Brown 6-0, 205, R-So. 21 Mataeo Durant 6-1, 190, Fr. 6 Nicodem Pierre 6-2, 220, R-Sr.WR 5 JOHNATHAN LLOYD 6-0, 190, R-Sr. 19 Jake Bobo 6-4, 190, Fr. 84 Trevon Lee 6-1, 180, R-Sr.WR 3 T.J. RAHMING 5-10, 170, Sr. 7 Keyston Fuller 6-0, 185, R-Jr.WR 82 CHRIS TAYLOR 6-1, 185, R-Sr. 85 Damond Philyaw-Johnson 6-1, 170, R-Fr. 24 Jarett Garner 6-3, 190, Fr.TE 80 DANIEL HELM 6-4, 255, R-Sr. 81 Davis Koppenhaver 6-4, 240, R-Sr. 87 Noah Gray 6-4, 240, So.LT 70 CHRISTIAN HARRIS 6-6, 310, R-Sr. 60 Patrick Leitten 6-7, 265, R-Fr.LG 63 ZACH HARMON 6-3, 290, R-Sr. 65 Julian Santos 6-3, 310, Jr.C 50 JACK WOHLABAUGH 6-4, 300, R-So. 63 Zach Harmon 6-3, 290, R-Sr.RG 67 RAKAVIUS CHAMBERS 6-3, 310, So. 69 Zach Baker 6-4, 295, R-Jr. 79 Jacob Rimmer 6-7, 295, R-Fr.RT 77 ROBERT KRAELING 6-7, 310, R-So. 78 Casey Holman 6-4, 295, Fr.

DE 51 VICTOR DIMUKEJE 6-2, 265, So. 96 Chris Rumph II 6-3, 225, R-Fr.DT 54 DERRICK TANGELO 6-2, 310, So. 53 Tahj Rice 6-2, 320, Fr. DT 95 TREVON McSWAIN 6-6, 300, R-Jr. 1 Axel Nyembwe 6-2, 310, So.DE 86 DREW JORDAN 6-2, 260, So. 59 Tre Hornbuckle 6-4, 260, Jr.MLB 34 BEN HUMPHREYS 6-2, 225, Sr. 49 Koby Quansah 6-1, 230, Jr. 41 Xander Gagnon 6-3, 230, R-So.WLB 44 JOE GILES-HARRIS 6-2, 240, R-Jr. 32 Brandon Hill 6-3, 225, R-So.CB 30 BRANDON FEAMSTER 6-3, 205, R-Jr. 31 Josh Blackwell 5-11, 175, R-Fr.CB 26 MICHAEL CARTER II 5-10, 180, So. 4 Myles Hudzick 5-10, 170, R-So.S (B) 10 MARQUIS WATERS 6-0, 205, So. 27 Damani Neal 5-10, 195, R-Fr.S (S) 33 LEONARD JOHNSON 6-1, 200, R-Fr. OR 9 JEREMY McDUFFIE 5-11, 175, Sr.S (R) 23 LUMMIE YOUNG IV 6-1, 205, R-Fr. 2 Javon Jackson 5-11, 195, R-So.

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Name 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 TOTALZach Baker — 0/0 9/2 13/0 11/0 33/2Mark Birmingham — — 0/0 13/0 6/0 19/0Josh Blackwell — — — 0/0 12/5 12/5Jake Bobo — — — — 12/0 12/0Scott Bracey — — 0/0 12/0 9/0 21/0Brittain Brown — — 0/0 13/0 8/5 21/5Clark Bulleit — 0/0 1/0 1/0 2/0 4/0Cole Carteaux — — — — 1/0 1/0Griffin Carter — 0/0 1/0 0/0 2/0 3/0Michael Carter II — — — 12/2 10/10 22/12Edgar Cerenord 0/0 13/0 11/0 13/13 4/4 41/17Rakavius Chambers — — — 13/0 12/12 25/12Elijah Deveaux — — 0/0 1/0 1/0 2/0Victor Dimukeje — — — 13/13 12/12 25/25Jack Driggers — — — 13/0 7/0 20/0Troy Duncan — — — 0/0 1/0 1/0Mataeo Durant — — — — 8/0 8/0Brandon Feamster — 0/0 11/0 13/0 12/6 36/6Ben Frye — — — 0/0 6/0 6/0DJ Fullard — — — — 1/0 1/0Keyston Fuller — 0/0 0/0 13/0 12/0 25/0Xander Gagnon — — 0/0 13/0 9/1 22/1Jarett Garner — — — — 4/0 4/0Kevin Gehsmann — 0/0 1/0 1/0 2/0 4/0Mark Gilbert — — 12/3 13/13 2/2 27/18Joe Giles-Harris — 0/0 12/12 13/13 9/9 34/34Noah Gray — — — 13/0 12/1 25/1Joe Hardison — — — — 1/0 1/0Zach Harmon 0/0 4/0 12/10 13/13 9/9 38/32Christian Harris 0/0 4/0 6/0 11/1 12/9 33/10Quentin Harris — 0/0 1/0 10/0 11/2 22/2Jordan Hayes — 0/0 10/2 13/10 7/2 30/14Daniel Helm — 0/0 12/0 13/13 12/10 37/23Shaka Heyward — — — — 3/0 3/0Brandon Hill — — 0/0 5/0 12/3 17/3Casey Holman — — — — 3/0 3/0Tre Hornbuckle — — 12/1 13/13 12/3 37/17Jackson Hubbard — — — 0/0 12/0 12/0Marvin Hubbard III — — — 0/0 5/0 5/0Myles Hudzick — — 0/0 13/0 7/2 20/2Ben Humphreys — 13/2 12/12 11/11 11/11 47/36Deon Jackson — — — 12/0 12/7 24/7Javon Jackson — — 0/0 4/0 12/0 16/0Leonard Johnson — — — 0/0 12/8 12/8Daniel Jones — 0/0 12/12 13/13 10/10 35/35Scott Jones — — 0/0 1/0 1/0 2/0Drew Jordan — — — 13/0 11/9 24/9Chris Katrenick — — — 0/0 1/0 1/0Davis Koppenhaver 3/0 0/0 12/0 13/0 12/1 40/1

Name 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 TOTALRobert Kraeling — — 0/0 13/0 12/12 25/12Trevon Lee 0/0 4/0 1/0 9/0 5/0 19/0Patrick Leitten — — — 0/0 1/0 1/0Jeremiah Lewis — — — — 3/0 3/0Johnathan Lloyd 0/0 11/0 12/11 13/13 12/12 48/36Jake Marwede — — — 0/0 8/0 8/0Jeremy McDuffie — 13/2 11/0 11/11 10/1 45/14Maurice McIntyre — — — — 1/0 1/0Trevon McSwain — 0/0 11/0 13/0 12/8 36/8Jaylen Miller — — 0/0 2/0 7/3 9/3Jacob Morgenstern — — 0/0 3/0 10/0 13/0Twazanga Mugala — 0/0 2/0 5/0 2/0 9/0Damani Neal — — — 0/0 9/0 9/0Axel Nyembwe — — — 7/0 12/1 19/1Chidi Okonya — — 9/0 0/0 2/0 11/0Austin Parker — 0/0 7/7 12/12 12/12 31/31Damond Philyaw-Johnson — — — 0/0 10/0 10/0Nicodem Pierre 0/0 11/0 5/0 11/0 8/0 35/0Koby Quansah — — 12/0 13/2 9/1 34/3T.J. Rahming — 12/6 12/12 13/13 12/12 49/43AJ Reed — — 12/12 0/0 5/0 17/12Tahj Rice — — — — 12/0 12/0Jacob Rimmer — — — 0/0 2/0 2/0Lee Rodio — — 0/0 0/0 1/0 1/0Chris Rumph II — — — 0/0 12/1 12/1Julian Santos — — 9/0 13/13 12/7 34/20Rocky Shelton II — — — — 3/0 3/0Dylan Singleton — — 12/0 13/2 10/10 35/12Tim Skapek — — 0/0 0/0 1/0 1/0Dennis Smith — — — — 2/0 2/0Liam Smith — — 0/0 1/0 1/0 2/0Derrick Tangelo — — — 11/0 12/11 23/11Chris Taylor 0/0 9/3 12/5 13/7 12/11 46/26John Taylor — — — 0/0 12/0 12/0Will Taylor — — — 0/0 2/0 2/0Nate Thompson — — — — 1/0 1/0Noah Waddell — — 0/0 1/0 1/0 2/0Collin Wareham 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 12/12 12/12Marquis Waters — — — 13/1 12/10 25/11Tristan Westover — — — 0/0 1/0 1/0Antone Williams — — 0/0 1/0 8/0 9/0Mason Williams — — — 0/0 7/0 7/0Jack Wohlabaugh — — — — 12/8 12/8Ryan Wolitzer — — 0/0 1/0 1/0 2/0Aaron Wright — — — 0/0 1/0 1/0Ben Wyatt — — 0/0 13/0 12/0 25/0Aaron Young — 0/0 11/1 13/0 2/1 26/2Lummie Young IV — — — 0/0 10/2 10/2

Ben Humphreys, LB 35Daniel Jones, QB 35Joe Giles-Harris, LB 34Johnathan Lloyd, WR 33Zach Harmon, C 32Mark Gilbert, CB 27

CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED

T.J. Rahming, WR 44Johnathan Lloyd, WR 40Chris Taylor, WR 40Daniel Helm, TE 37Tre Hornbuckle, DE 37Davis Koppenhaver, TE 37Trevon McSwain, DT 31

CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED STREAKS

CAREER GAMES PLAYED AND GAMES STARTED

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Name 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 TOTALZach Baker — 0 218 245 279 742Mark Birmingham — — 0 90 82 172Josh Blackwell — — — 0 587 587Jake Bobo — — — — 229 229Scott Bracey — — 0 230 96 326Brittain Brown — — 0 451 224 675Clark Bulleit — 0 5 3 11 19Cole Carteaux — — — — 2 2Griffin Carter — 0 1 0 5 9Michael Carter II — — — 387 528 915Edgar Cerenord 0 216 133 553 186 1,088Rakavius Chambers — — — 441 762 1,203Elijah Deveaux — — 0 3 1 4Victor Dimukeje — — — 608 709 1,317Jack Driggers — — — 64 38 102Troy Duncan — — — 0 4 4Mataeo Durant — — — — 84 84Brandon Feamster — 0 256 253 640 1,149Ben Frye — — — 0 62 62DJ Fullard — — — — 10 10Keyston Fuller — 0 0 104 155 259Xander Gagnon — — 0 158 201 359Jarett Garner — — — — 70 70Kevin Gehsmann — 0 2 7 9 18Mark Gilbert — — 348 914 108 1,370Joe Giles-Harris — 0 833 855 638 2,326Noah Gray — — — 178 411 589Joe Hardison — — — — 6 6Zach Harmon 0 51 818 729 491 2,089Christian Harris 0 58 45 299 738 1,140Quentin Harris — 0 28 57 194 279Jordan Hayes — 0 247 684 194 1,134Daniel Helm — 0 620 929 643 2,192Shaka Heyward — — — — 13 13Brandon Hill — — 0 61 432 493Casey Holman — — — — 44 44Tre Hornbuckle — — 156 629 481 1,266Jackson Hubbard — — — 0 56 56Marvin Hubbard III — — — 0 59 59Myles Hudzick — — 0 145 150 295Ben Humphreys — 449 811 674 661 2,595Deon Jackson — — — 129 656 785Javon Jackson — — 0 20 161 181Leonard Johnson — — — 0 742 742Daniel Jones — 0 891 981 671 2,543Scott Jones — — 0 6 4 10Drew Jordan — — — 381 449 830Chris Katrenick — — — 0 46 46Davis Koppenhaver 30 0 292 494 346 1,162

REDSHIRT SENIORS (10): DT Edgar Cerenord, OG/C Zach Harmon, OT Christian Harris, TE Daniel Helm, TE Davis Kop-penhaver, WR Trevon Lee, WR Johnathan Lloyd, RB Nicodem Pierre, WR Chris Taylor, K Collin Wareham

SENIORS (7): C Clark Bulleit, RB Griffin Carter, LB Kevin Gehsmann, LB Ben Humphreys, S Jeremy McDuffie, WR T.J. Rahming

REDSHIRT JUNIORS (11): OG Zach Baker, CB Brandon Feamster, WR Keyston Fuller, LB Joe Giles-Harris, QB Quen-tin Harris, QB Daniel Jones, DT Trevon McSwain, DE Twa-zanga Mugala, K/P Austin Parker, CB Mason Williams, WR Aaron Young

JUNIORS (11): CB Mark Gilbert, DE Tre Hornbuckle, DE

Scott Jones, DE Terrell Lucas, LB Koby Quansah, LS Lee Ro-dio, OG Julian Santos, S Dylan Singleton, K Tim Skapek, DE Noah Waddell, RB Ryan Wolitzer

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORES (17): TE Mark Birmingham, WR Scott Bracey, RB Brittain Brown, RB Elijah Deveaux, LB Xan-der Gagnon, LB Brandon Hill, CB Myles Hudzick, S Javon Jackson, OT Robert Kraeling, OT Jaylen Miller, LB Jacob Morgenstern, DE Chidi Okonya, K AJ Reed, OT Liam Smith, CB Antone Williams, C Jack Wohlabaugh, LS Ben Wyatt

SOPHOMORES (17): S Michael Carter II, OG Rakavius Chambers, K Matthew Cone, DE Victor Dimukeje, K Jack Driggers, WR Troy Duncan, TE Noah Gray, RB Deon Jackson, DE Drew Jordan, QB Daniel Karlin, P Jackson Hubbard, DT Axel Nyembwe, DT Derrick Tangelo, LS John Taylor, S Mar-

quis Waters, OG Tristan Westover, TE Aaron Wright

REDSHIRT FRESHMEN (13): CB Josh Blackwell, DE Ben Frye, RB Marvin Hubbard III, S Leonard Johnson, QB Chris Katrenick, OT Patrick Leitten, TE Jake Marwede, S Damani Neal, WR Damond Philyaw-Johnson, OG Jacob Rimmer, DE Chris Rumph II, C Will Taylor, S Lummie Young IV

FRESHMEN (23): OT Peace Addo, WR Jake Bobo, DT Elijiah Brown, LB Cole Carteaux, RB Mataeo Durant, K Matt Eklund, TE Zamari Ellis, WR DJ Fullard, WR Jarett Garner, WR/S Joe Hardison, LB Shaka Heyward, OT Casey Holman, QB Gun-nar Holmberg, RB James Jackson IV, CB Jeremiah Lewis, OL Maurice McIntyre, QB Robert Nelson, DT Tahj Rice, LB Rocky Shelton II, WR Dennis Smith, S Nate Thompson, OL Zach Thomson, CB Ken Torain

CAREER SNAPS PLAYED

DUKE ROSTER BY CLASS

Name 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 TOTALRobert Kraeling — — 0 136 871 1,007Trevon Lee 0 24 2 42 52 120Patrick Leitten — — — 0 13 13Jeremiah Lewis — — — — 37 37Johnathan Lloyd 0 95 498 704 769 2,064Jake Marwede — — — 0 47 47Jeremy McDuffie — 389 230 683 299 1,601Maurice McIntyre — — — — 14 14Trevon McSwain — 0 104 306 719 1,129Jaylen Miller — — 0 14 234 248Jacob Morgenstern — — 0 21 91 112Twazanga Mugala — 0 5 43 18 66Damani Neal — — — 0 114 114Axel Nyembwe — — — 48 237 285Chidi Okonya — — 67 0 7 74Austin Parker — 0 87 127 66 280Damond Philyaw-Johnson — — — 0 334 334Nicodem Pierre 0 112 27 60 43 252Koby Quansah — — 251 547 310 1,115T.J. Rahming — 560 723 796 628 2,707AJ Reed — — 49 0 25 74Tahj Rice — — — — 119 119Jacob Rimmer — — — 0 20 20Lee Rodio — — 0 0 2 2Chris Rumph II — — — 0 321 321Julian Santos — — 101 803 476 1,380Rocky Shelton II — — — — 19 19Dylan Singleton — — 175 423 749 1,347Tim Skapek — — 0 0 3 3Dennis Smith — — — — 13 13Liam Smith — — 0 9 8 17Derrick Tangelo — — — 61 543 604Chris Taylor 0 295 603 784 578 2,265John Taylor — — — 0 56 56Will Taylor — — — 0 24 24Nate Thompson — — — — 2 2Noah Waddell — — 0 6 4 10Collin Wareham 0 0 0 0 56 56Marquis Waters — — — 285 757 1,042Tristan Westover — — — 0 3 3Antone Williams — — 0 7 146 153Mason Williams — — — 0 46 46Jack Wohlabaugh — — — — 752 752Ryan Wolitzer — — 0 3 4 7Aaron Wright — — — 0 1 1Ben Wyatt — — 0 129 66 195Aaron Young — 0 278 388 59 725Lummie Young IV — — — 0 348 348

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2018 DUKE FOOTBALL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School1 Axel Nyembwe DT 6-2 310 So. Bethesda, Md. The Avalon School2 Javon Jackson S 5-11 195 R-So. Tyrone, Ga. Sandy Creek2 Daniel Karlin QB 6-3 220 So. Providence, R.I. Classical3 T.J. Rahming WR 5-10 170 Sr. Powder Springs, Ga. McEachern4 Myles Hudzick CB 5-10 170 R-So. Reston, Va. Bishop O’Connell4 Robert Nelson QB 6-2 195 Fr. Los Gatos, Calif. Los Gatos5 Johnathan Lloyd WR 6-0 190 R-Sr. Graham, N.C. Southern Alamance6 Nicodem Pierre RB 6-2 220 R-Sr. Miami, Fla. Coral Reef7 Keyston Fuller WR 6-0 185 R-Jr. Griffin, Ga. Griffin8 Aaron Young WR 6-2 205 R-Jr. Murrieta, Calif. Murrieta Valley9 Jeremy McDuffie S 5-11 175 Sr. Snellville, Ga. Shiloh10 Marquis Waters S 6-0 205 So. Delray Beach, Fla. Atlantic11 Scott Bracey WR 6-2 210 R-So. Richmond, Va. Benedictine11 Tim Skapek K 5-8 185 Jr. Dallas, Texas St. Mark’s School of Texas12 Gunnar Holmberg QB 6-3 190 Fr. Wake Forest, N.C. Heritage12 Mason Williams CB 5-11 180 R-Jr. Pasadena, Calif. St. Francis14 Dennis Smith WR 6-2 185 Fr. Gaffney, S.C. Gaffney15 Chris Katrenick QB 6-3 215 R-Fr. Algonquin, Ill. Harry D. Jacobs16 Dylan Singleton S 5-11 190 Jr. Dacula, Ga. Archer17 Daniel Jones QB 6-5 220 R-Jr. Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte Latin 18 Quentin Harris QB 6-1 195 R-Jr. Wilton, Conn. Taft School19 Jake Bobo WR 6-4 190 Fr. Belmont, Mass. Belmont Hill20 Marvin Hubbard III RB 5-9 185 R-Fr. Tyrone, Ga. Sandy Creek21 Mataeo Durant RB 6-1 190 Fr. McCormick, S.C. McCormick22 Brittain Brown RB 6-1 205 R-So. Canton, Ga. Cherokee23 James Jackson IV RB 5-11 210 Fr. Cutler Bay, Fla. Gulliver Prep23 Lummie Young S 6-1 205 R-Fr. Anderson, S.C. Westside24 Jarett Garner WR 6-3 190 Fr. Harrisburg, N.C. Hickory Ridge25 Deon Jackson RB 6-0 220 So. Atlanta, Ga. Pace Academy26 Michael Carter II S 5-10 180 So. Douglasville, Ga. South Paulding26 Troy Duncan WR 6-2 190 So. Stamford, Conn. Stamford27 Damani Neal S 5-10 195 R-Fr. Sterling, Va. The Bullis School [Md.]28 Mark Gilbert CB 6-1 175 Jr. Fayetteville, N.C. Terry Sanford29 Nate Thompson S 6-3 190 Fr. Sanford, N.C. Southern Lee30 Brandon Feamster CB 6-3 205 R-Jr. Exton, Pa. Cheshire Academy [Conn.]31 Josh Blackwell CB 5-11 175 R-Fr. Buford, Ga. Buford32 Brandon Hill LB 6-3 225 R-So. Orangeburg, S.C. Heathwood Hall Episcopal33 Leonard Johnson S 6-1 200 R-Fr. Hayden, Ala. Hayden34 Ben Humphreys LB 6-2 225 Sr. Newport Beach, Calif. Mater Dei35 Antone Williams CB 5-11 180 R-So. Atlanta, Ga. Woodward Academy36 Matthew Cone K 6-1 200 So. Louisville, Tenn. Maryville36 Elijah Deveaux RB 6-0 215 R-So. Waxhaw, N.C. Charlotte Christian37 Joe Hardison WR/S 5-10 165 Fr. Darien, Conn. Taft School37 Jackson Hubbard P 6-3 190 So. Dallas, Texas Highland Park37 Ken Torain CB 6-2 190 Fr. Tampa, Fla. Jesuit38 Jack Driggers K 5-11 170 So. Tallahassee, Fla. Leon39 Jeremiah Lewis CB 6-0 180 Fr. Plano, Texas Prestonwood Christian40 Jacob Morgenstern LB 6-4 210 R-So. Lagrange, N.Y. St. Luke’s School [Conn.]41 Xander Gagnon LB 6-3 230 R-So. Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte Catholic42 Shaka Heyward LB 6-4 215 Fr. Hoschton, Ga. Mill Creek43 Rocky Shelton II LB 6-0 210 Fr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. St. Thomas Aquinas44 Joe Giles-Harris LB 6-2 240 R-Jr. Nyack, N.Y. St. Joseph Regional [N.J.]45 Griffin Carter RB 5-11 190 Sr. San Marino, Calif. Polytechnic45 Austin Parker K/P 6-1 185 R-Jr. Mount Pleasant, N.C. Mount Pleasant45 Lee Rodio LS 5-8 205 Jr. Durham, N.C. Northern46 Aaron Wright TE 6-6 220 So. Glen Allen, Va. Deep Run47 Ryan Wolitzer RB 5-9 180 Jr. Purchase, N.Y. Rye Country Day48 AJ Reed K 5-11 180 R-So. Prattville, Ala. Prattville49 Koby Quansah LB 6-1 230 Jr. Manchester, Conn. Kingswood Oxford50 Jack Wohlabaugh C 6-4 300 R-So. Akron, Ohio Walsh Jesuit51 Victor Dimukeje DE 6-2 265 So. Baltimore, Md. Boys’ Latin School52 Cole Carteaux LB 6-2 200 Fr. Brentwood, Tenn. Ravenwood53 Scott Jones DE 6-3 230 Jr. Newport News, Va. Hampton Roads Academy53 Tahj Rice DT 6-2 320 Fr. Louisville, Ky. Waggener54 Kevin Gehsmann LB 6-0 230 Sr. Greensboro, N.C. Western Guilford54 Derrick Tangelo DT 6-2 310 So. Potomac, Md. The Bullis School55 Will Taylor C 6-3 270 R-Fr. Snellville, Ga. Grayson56 Elijiah Brown DT 6-4 305 Fr. Charlotte, N.C. Providence Day57 John Taylor LS 6-2 205 So. Snellville, Ga. Grayson58 Ben Wyatt LS 6-1 240 R-So. Davidson, N.C. Cannon School

No. Name Pos.76 Peace Addo OT69 Zach Baker OG89 Mark Birmingham TE31 Josh Blackwell CB19 Jake Bobo WR11 Scott Bracey WR22 Brittain Brown RB56 Elijiah Brown DT68 Clark Bulleit C52 Cole Carteaux LB45 Griffin Carter RB26 Michael Carter II S92 Edgar Cerenord DT67 Rakavius Chambers OG36 Matthew Cone K36 Elijah Deveaux RB51 Victor Dimukeje DE38 Jack Driggers K26 Troy Duncan WR21 Mataeo Durant RB91 Matt Eklund K83 Zamari Ellis TE30 Brandon Feamster CB93 Ben Frye DT86 DJ Fullard WR7 Keyston Fuller WR41 Xander Gagnon LB24 Jarett Garner WR54 Kevin Gehsmann LB28 Mark Gilbert CB44 Joe Giles-Harris LB87 Noah Gray TE37 Joe Hardison WR/S63 Zach Harmon C/OG70 Christian Harris OT18 Quentin Harris QB80 Daniel Helm TE42 Shaka Heyward LB32 Brandon Hill LB78 Casey Holman OT12 Gunnar Holmberg QB59 Tre Hornbuckle DE37 Jackson Hubbard P20 Marvin Hubbard III RB4 Myles Hudzick CB34 Ben Humphreys LB25 Deon Jackson RB23 James Jackson IV RB2 Javon Jackson S33 Leonard Johnson S17 Daniel Jones QB53 Scott Jones DE86 Drew Jordan DE2 Daniel Karlin QB15 Chris Katrenick QB81 Davis Koppenhaver TE77 Robert Kraeling OT84 Trevon Lee WR60 Patrick Leitten OT39 Jeremiah Lewis CB5 Johnathan Lloyd WR88 Jake Marwede TE9 Jeremy McDuffie S71 Maurice McIntyre OL95 Trevon McSwain DT66 Jaylen Miller OT40 Jacob Morgenstern LB94 Twazanga Mugala DT27 Damani Neal S4 Robert Nelson QB

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2018 DUKE FOOTBALL ROSTER59 Tre Hornbuckle DE 6-4 260 Jr. Murray, Ky. Murray60 Patrick Leitten OT 6-7 265 R-Fr. Brentwood, Tenn. Ravenwood60 Noah Waddell DE 6-3 245 Jr. Medina, Ohio St. Edward61 Zach Thomson OL 6-5 255 Fr. Greenwood Village, Colo. Choate Rosemary [Conn.]63 Zach Harmon C/OG 6-3 290 R-Sr. Toledo, Ohio Central Catholic64 Tristan Westover OG 6-2 290 So. Concord, N.C. Cabarrus65 Julian Santos OG 6-3 310 Jr. East Lake, Fla. East Lake66 Jaylen Miller OT 6-3 310 R-So. Jacksonville, Fla. Providence67 Rakavius Chambers OG 6-3 310 So. Opelika, Ala. Opelika68 Clark Bulleit C 6-3 285 Sr. Tampa, Fla. Jesuit69 Zach Baker OG 6-4 295 R-Jr. Green Cove Springs, Fla. Clay70 Christian Harris OT 6-6 310 R-Sr. Suwanee, Ga. Collins Hill71 Maurice McIntyre OL 6-2 320 Fr. Jacksonville, N.C. Northside75 Liam Smith OT 6-4 270 R-So. Little Silver, N.J. Red Bank Catholic76 Peace Addo OT 6-6 310 Fr. Silver Spring, Md. St. Frances Academy77 Robert Kraeling OT 6-7 310 R-So. Bishop, Ga. Prince Avenue Christian78 Casey Holman OT 6-4 295 Fr. Snellville, Ga. Brookwood79 Jacob Rimmer OG 6-7 295 R-Fr. Milan, Tenn. Milan80 Daniel Helm TE 6-4 255 R-Sr. Chatham, Ill. Glenwood81 Davis Koppenhaver TE 6-4 240 R-Sr. Valencia, Calif. Hart82 Chris Taylor WR 6-1 185 R-Sr. Miramar, Fla. University83 Zamari Ellis TE 6-4 245 Fr. Henderson, N.C. Southern Vance84 Trevon Lee WR 6-1 180 R-Sr. Plantation, Fla. Cardinal Gibbons85 Damond Philyaw-Johnson WR 6-1 170 R-Fr. Pensacola, Fla. West Florida Tech86 DJ Fullard WR 5-11 165 Fr. Florence, S.C. Wilson86 Drew Jordan DE 6-2 260 So. Suwanee, Ga. North Gwinnett87 Noah Gray TE 6-4 240 So. Leominster, Mass. Leominster Senior88 Jake Marwede TE 6-5 240 R-Fr. Wilmette, Ill. Loyola Academy89 Mark Birmingham TE 6-4 245 R-So. Ashburn, Va. Briar Woods91 Matt Eklund K 5-11 165 Fr. Naples, Fla. Community School of Naples92 Edgar Cerenord DT 6-1 305 R-Sr. Miami, Fla. American Heritage93 Ben Frye DT 6-3 260 R-Fr. Dublin, Ohio Dublin Coffman94 Twazanga Mugala DT 6-3 250 R-Jr. Charlotte, N.C. Ardrey Kell94 Collin Wareham K 5-9 180 R-Sr. McLean, Va. St. Albans [Washington, D.C.]95 Trevon McSwain DT 6-6 300 R-