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LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL@UofLFootball | Game 4 | Louisville vs. Kent | Sept. 23, 2017 | 12:02 p.m. | RSN | www.GoCards.com

2016 Co-Atlantic Division Champions • Home of the 2016 Heisman Trophy Winner

Saturday, Sept. 23, 201712:02 | RSN

Louisville, Ky.Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium (55,000)

Overall Record: 2-1ACC: 1-1Non-Conference: 1-0Home: 0-1Away: 1-0Neutral: 1-0 LOUISVILLE (2-1, 1-1 ACC)Sept. 2 vs. Purdue (FOX) W, 35-28Sept. 9 at North Carolina* (ESPN) W, 47-35Sept. 16 Clemson* (ABC) L, 21-47Sept. 23 Kent State (RSN) NoonSept. 30 Murray State (RSN) 3:30 p.m.Oct. 5 at NC State* (ESPN) 8 p.m.Oct. 14 Boston College* TBAOct. 21 at Florida State* TBAOct. 28 at Wake Forest* TBANov. 11 Virginia* TBANov. 18 Syracuse* TBANov. 25 at Kentucky TBA

Kent State (1-2, 0-0 MAC)Sept. 2 at Clemson L, 3-56Sept. 9 Howard W, 38-31Sept. 16 at Marshall L, 0-21Sept. 23 at Louisville NoonSept. 30 Buffalo* TBAOct. 7 at Northern Illinois* 3:30 p.m.Oct. 14 Miami (Ohio* 3:30 p.m.Oct. 21 Ohio* TBAOct. 31 Bowling Green* TBANov. 8 at Western Michigan* TBANov. 14 Central Michigan TBANov. 21 at Akron* 7 p.m.

ON THE AIRWAVES

Game FourNo. 19 LOUISVILLE Cardinals (2-1, 1-1 ACC) Head Coach: Bobby Petrino | Career: 111-44 | At Louisville: 69-23 (8th)

Television (RSN)• Wes Durham (pxp)• James Bates (color) • Rebecca Kaple (sideline)

Radio• Paul Rogers (pxp)• Alex Kupper (color) • Jody Demling (sideline)

Additional Radio• SIRIUS ....................................................Ch. 119• XM ..........................................................Ch. 202• Online .....................................................Ch. 962

KENT STATE Golden Flashes (1-2, 0-0 MAC) Head Coach: Paul Haynes | Career: 13-37 | At Kent: 13-37 (5th)

LOUISVILLE REMAINS HOME TO FACE KENT � After two consecutive Atlantic Coast Conference games, the

University of Louisville football team steps out of conference to host Kent State on Saturday for a noon kickoff.

� The game will be broadcast on RSN with Wes Durham (play-by-play), James Bates (analyst) and Rebecca Kaple (sideline). Paul Rogers (play-by-play), Alex Kupper (analyst) and Jody Demling (sideline) will call the action on Louisville Sports Properties.

� Clemson totaled 613 total yards of offense and 297 yards rushing, while holding the potent Louisville offense to season lows in points (21) and total offense (433) in a 47-21 win over the Cardinals.

� Junior quarterback Lamar Jackson accounted for three touchdowns to move past Dave Ragone and into second place on the school’s all-time list for touchdowns responsible with 85.

� Jackson, a native of Pompano Beach, Fla., broke the ACC record for rushing yards by a quarterback by totaling 2,834 career yards, breaking Georgia Tech’s Joshua Nesbitt (2007-10) mark of 2,806.

� Redshirt freshman Dez Fitzpatrick caught his team-leading fourth touchdown pass of the year — an eight-yard score in the fourth quarter.

� Totaling four sacks in the loss to Clemson, senior outside linebacker James Hearns recorded a pair of sacks, while sophomore outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard increased his sack total to a team-high three with one sack.

SERIES

� Louisville and Kent State are meeting for the 18th when the two teams face off at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

� The Golden Flashes own a 9-8 series advantage, with the teams splitting the last four encounters. � In a series dating back to 1956, the Golden Flashes are making their first appearance in Louisville

since losing 34-0 to the Cardinals in 1972. � Kent State’s Paul Haynes, the fifth-year head coach, served as the secondary coach at Louisville

in 2002. THE OPPONENT

� Kent State dropped a 21-0 decision on the road at Marshall to fall to 1-2 on the season. The Golden Flashes’ offense made three trips inside Marshall’s 25, but could not find the end zone. A 72-yard drive to the Herd’s nine, ended on a fourth-and-one stop at the line of scrimmage. The Flashes also missed a field goal and had a pass intercepted in the end zone.

� Five Kent State players had a carry of 15 yards or more in the first half as the Flashes outgained Marshall on the ground 139-37 in the first two quarters.

� Sophomore cornerback Jamal Parker made a career-high 12 tackles, including 10 in the first half. THE COACH

� Bobby Petrino is in his eighth season as head coach of the Cardinals, posting a remarkable 69-23 mark. He returned to the Derby City in 2014 and has recorded a 28-14 record — winning at least eight games in all three seasons.

2017 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL

2017 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL 2

DT 14 Drew Bailey 6-3 294 Sr. 62 Derek Dorsey 6-3 290 R-Fr. 96 Henry Famurewa 6-2 290 Jr. DT 90 De’Asian Richardson 6-3 326 Sr. 94 G.G. Robinson 6-4 305 Jr. 59 Caleb Tillman 6-3 280 R-Fr.

DE 91 Trevon Young 6-4 254 Sr. 98 Tabarius Peterson 6-3 251 R-Fr.

DE 99 James Hearns 6-3 248 Sr. 58 Jon Greenard 6-4 257 So. 53 Amonte Caban 6-1 254 So.

MLB 17 Dorian Etheridge 6-3 227 Fr. 42 Isaac Stewart 6-2 247 Jr. OLB 32 Stacy Thomas 6-1 242 Sr. 21 London Iakopo 6-0 223 Jr. OLB 30 Khane Pass 6-1 211 So. 9 C.J. Avery 5-11 205 Fr. 31 Malik Staples 6-1 222 So.

CB 20 Ronald Walker 6-1 196 Sr. 6 Russ Yeast 5-11 181 Fr. S 22 Chucky Williams 6-2 216 Sr. 11 Dee Smith 6-1 204 Jr.

S 24 Zykiesis Cannon 6-0 185 Sr. 4 TreSean Smith 6-1 198 Fr. 23 Lyn Strange 6-1 190 Fr.

CB 15 Trumaine Washington 5-10 181 Sr. 3 Cornelius Sturghill 5-11 187 So.

LS 52 Mitch Hall 6-1 203 Fr. 46 Brendan Lowery 6-0 200 So.

H 28 Mason King 6-3 211 So. 47 Austin Johnson 6-2 202 R-Fr.

K 45 Blanton Creque 5-11 186 So. 36 Evan O’Hara 6-0 208 So.

P 28 Mason King 6-3 211 So. 47 Austin Johnson 6-2 202 R-Fr.

PR 10 Jaire Alexander 5-11 192 Jr. 9 Jaylen Smith 6-4 220 Jr. 84 Josh Johnson 5-11 175 Fr.

KR 10 Jaire Alexander 5-11 192 Jr. 1 Traveon Samuel 5-7 170 Jr. 5 Seth Dawkins 6-3 214 So.

OFFENSE DEFENSE

SPECIALISTS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

LT 74 Geron Christian 6-5 315 Jr. 77 Linwood Foy 6-4 306 Jr.

LG 79 Kenny Thomas 6-6 322 Jr. 61 Caleb Chandler 6-4 290 Fr.

C 75 Robbie Bell 6-5 305 R-Fr. 63 Nate Scheler 6-1 295 So.

RG 72 Lukayus McNeil 6-6 319 Jr. 66 Cole Bentley 6-3 316 Fr.

RT 73 Mekhi Becton 6-7 340 Fr. 68 Danny Burns 6-6 325 Jr.

TE 80 Charles Standberry 6-3 241 Sr. 83 Micky Crum 6-4 248 Jr. 85 Jordan Davis 6-5 265 So. WR 5 Seth Dawkins 6-3 214 So. 81 Emonee Spence 6-3 192 So. 2 Corey Reed 6-3 196 Fr.

WR 9 Jaylen Smith 6-4 220 Jr. 87 Dez Fitzpatrick 6-2 208 R-Fr. 88 Javonte Bagley 6-3 203 Sr.

WR 1 Traveon Samuel 5-7 170 Jr. 84 Josh Johnson 5-11 175 Fr.

RB 7 Reggie Bonnafon 6-3 212 Sr. 29 Malik Williams 6-1 221 Sr. 33 Colin Wilson 6-1 221 Fr. QB 8 Lamar Jackson 6-3 207 Jr. 4 Jawon Pass 6-4 227 R-Fr.

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HONORS AND AWARDS JAIRE ALEXANDER

� Chuck Bednarik Award Watch List � Bronko Nagurski Award Watch List � Jim Thorpe Award Watch List � Paul Hornung Watch List � 2nd Team Sporting News Preseason

All-American � 1st team AP Preseason All-American

DREW BAILEY

� Bronko Nagurski Award Watch List BLANTON CREQUE�� Lou Groza Award Watch List

MICKY CRUM

� John Mackey Award Watch List �

JORDAN DAVIS � John Mackey Award Watch List �

JAMES HEARNS � Bronko Nagurski Award Watch List

LAMAR JACKSON

� Maxwell Award Watch List � 2nd Team Sporting News Preseason

All-American � ACC Preseason Player of the Year � Davey O’Brien Award Watch List � Walter Camp Award Watch List � Preseason All-ACC � Manning Award Watch List � 2nd team AP Preseason All-American � 2nd team Associated Press � ACC Offensive Back of the Week (9/11)

JAYLEN SMITH

� ACC Wide Receiver of the Week (9/11)

SERIES NOTES � Louisville and Kent will meet for the 18th time

when the two schools square off Saturday at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium.

� Kent leads the overall series 9-8, but Louisville owns a 7-2 advantage in games held in the Derby City. The Golden Flashes are making their first appearance at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, and the first in Louisville since 1972.

� The series dates back to 1956, and the two schools played every year until 1970. The series resumed in 1972 and 1973.

� Kent head coach Paul Haynes served as the secondary coach at Louisville in 2002 under former head coach John L. Smith.

KENT LAST TIME OUT

� Kent State kept itself within striking distance of Marshall through three-and-a-half quarters, but the Thundering Herd pulled away late for a 21-0 home victory.

� The Golden Flashes’ offense made three trips inside Marshall’s 25, but could not find the end zone. A 72-yard drive to the Herd’s nine, ended on a fourth-and-one stop at the line of scrimmage. The Flashes also missed a field goal and had a pass intercepted in the end zone.

� The defense’s strong secondary play was highlighted by senior Demetrius Monday, who made his ninth career interception and second in as many games.

� Sophomore cornerback Jamal Parker made a career-high 12 tackles, including 10 in the first half. Parker also broke up four passes.

� Five Kent State players had a carry of 15 yards or more in the first half as the Flashes outgained Marshall on the ground 139-37 in the first two quarters.

� After Marshall extended its lead to 14-0 in the fourth quarter, freshman Dustin Crum made his collegiate debut at quarterback and connected on a 40-yard pass to Trey Harrell on his second attempt.

LAST TIME MEETING VERSUS KENT�� Kent State made a touchdown and a field goal stand up for a 10-3 victory over the University of

Louisville here yesterday in the privacy of 29,000-seat Dix Stadium.

� The defense performed well, holding Kent to 165 yards rushing and 177 passing and forcing the winners out of the option game that had been so effective against it at Memphis. In fact, Kent ran only two options around end in the second half.

STATISTICAL MATCHUP: LOUISVILLE VS. KENT CATEGORY LOU NCAA ACC KENT NCAA MACScoring Offense 34.3 47 10 13.7 121 12Total Offense 554.0 9 1 474.5 125 12Rushing Offense 191.3 48 8 226.0 52 4Passing Offense 362.7 11 1 74.2 127 12Passing Efficiency 151.02 39 6 103.51 117 10Time of Possession 30:45 54 9 32:21 29 3Scoring Defense 36.7 115 13 36.0 111 11Total Defense 452.7 104 12 492.7 119 11 Rushing Defense 121.7 43 7 239.0 117 11Passing Defense 331.0 122 13 253.7 90 9Passing Effic. Def. 147.51 106 12 127.85 73 8QB Sacks 3.5 12 2 0.67 122 11Tackles for Loss 6.0 70 10 4.7 100 9Net Punting 40.5 38 8 42.3 24 3Punt Returns 10.0 41 8 5.8 69 10Kickoff Returns 22.4 48 8 19.8 79 6Turnover Margin Even 64 8 0.33 51 5

SERIES HISTORY: KENT��Overall: Kent leads 9-8��At Louisville: Louisville leads 7-2

YEAR RANK RESULT SCORE LOCATION1956 L 0-7 Louisville1957 L 7-13 Kent1958 W 21-0 Louisville1959 L 14-16 Kent1960 W 22-8 Louisville1961 W 19-15 Kent1962 W 29-8 Louisville1963 L 7-26 Kent1964 L 7-14 Louisville1965 L 6-7 Kent1966 W 23-20 Louisville1967 L 21-28 Kent1968 W 23-9 Louisville1969 L 6-35 Kent1970 W 14-13 Louisville1972 W 34-0 Louisville1973 L 3-10 Kent



� U of L, meanwhile, moved the ball between the 30s almost at will. But the closest to the Kent goal it managed to come was 17 yards away, when its best drive of the day stalled. Wilbur Summers kicked a 33-yard field goal and it was 7-3 at the half. Kent never let U of L inside its 25 in the final two periods.

� U of L made two interceptions with Lonnie Schuler and Joe Lee Phillips getting one each. Neither led to a score, though.

LOUISVILLE, PETRINO VERSUS RANKED OPPONENTS

� Louisville holds a 16-49-1 all-time record against teams ranked in the Associated Press top 25. This mark includes records of 8-13 at home, 3-30-1 at road sites and 5-7 at neutral sites.

� The Cardinals are 6-22-1 against teams ranked in the top 10, and 8-11 as a ranked team playing a ranked foe.

� Head coach Bobby Petrino owns a record of 8-12 versus ranked opponents during his tenure at Louisville, which includes a win over No. 2 Florida State last season.

IN SEPTEMBER

� Louisville is 131-96-6 (.578) all-time in games played during September, and has won 41 of its last 55 September matchups. The Cardinals are 79-39-2 (.828) all-time at home in September, and 51-56-4 (.640) on the road in that month.

� Head coach Bobby Petrino is an impressive 23-6 during the calendar’s ninth month, including a 12-3 mark at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium.

� Louisville has won six out of seven games in September dating back to the 2015 season.

CARDINALS VERSUS THE MAC

� Louisville is 28-18 all-time versus opponents from the Mid-American Conference, including a 20-6 mark at home.

� This will be the Cardinals’ first appearance versus a MAC school since the 2013 season opener — a 49-7 win over Ohio.

� The Cardinals are 8-9 all-time versus Kent — the most appearances versus a MAC opponent. Louisville is 3-0 versus Akron; 1-1 versus Buffalo; 2-0 versus Central Michigan; 1-0 versus Eastern Michigan; 0-1 against Miami (Ohio); 5-3 versus Toledo; and 2-2 against Western Michigan.

QUICK HITS FROM CLEMSON GAME

� The Cardinals’ defense had five tackles for loss, including four sacks. Through three games, the Cardinals have 18 tackles for loss, with 10 sacks.

� Louisville is 2-2 in league home openers since joining the ACC in 2014. � Under head coach Bobby Petrino, Louisville is 23-6 in the month of September. � The loss snapped the Cardinals’ seven-game winning streak in the month of September. � Lamar Jackson climbed to the top of the ACC record book for career rushing yards by a quarterback,

boosting his career total to 2,834. He passed Georgia Tech’s Joshua Nesbitt, who previously held the mark with 2,806 yards.

� Jackson is third on the school’s career list for rushing yards, moving past Lenny Lyles (2,786 yards, 1954-57).

� Jackson is responsible for 85 career touchdowns, putting him in second and only trailing Chris Redman’s total of 87 from 1996-99.

� Jackson pushed into second on the school’s career list for points responsible for, with 512. He passed Dave Ragone, who accounted for 510 from 1999-2002.

� Jackson moved to sixth on the school’s career completions chart with 441. He passed Ed Rubbert, who completed 430 from 1983-86.

� Jackson has tallied 9,305 yards of offense, moving into fourth and passing Dave Ragone’s mark of 9,161 from 1999-2002.

� Jackson had the 17th game of his career with 300-plus yards of total offense, tied with Brian Brohm for second most behind Chris Redman’s 21.

� Jackson moved ahead of Dave Ragone for fourth-most 300-yard passing games with his eighth. � Jackson extended his school record for 350-yard games of total offense with is 15th. � Traveon Samuel finished the game with two catches for 100 yards. It is the fourth game in school

history for a player to reach 100-receiving yards with two or fewer catches. � Stacy Thomas paced the Cardinals’ defense with 10 tackles. It is the third time he has had at least

10 tackles in Louisville’s last five games and the fourth time in his career.

LOUISVILLE’S RECORD WHEN... ‘17 CAREER WHEN PLAYING INAugust 0-0 1-0September 2-1 23-6October 0-0 19-7November 0-0 20-6December 0-0 5-3January 0-0 1-1Total 2-1 69-23 IN ACC PLAYAt home 0-1 10-3On the road 1-0 8-5Neutral 0-0 0-0Total 1-1 18-8 IN NONCONFERENCE PLAYAt home 0-0 12-2On the road 1-0 15-9Neutral 1-0 4-5Total 1-0 31-16 VS. AP RANKED OPPONENTSAt home 0-1 3-3On the road 0-0 0-5Neutral 0-0 2-5Total 0-0 5-13 IN GAMESDecided by 3 pts or less 0-0 4-9Decided by 7 pts or less 1-0 14-12Decided by 14 pts or more 0-1 44-9Decided by 28 pts or more 0-0 25-2Leading at halftime 1-0 62-8Leading after 3 quarters 0-0 60-5 WHEN SCORINGLess than 20 points 0-0 1-720+ points 0-1 65-1530+ points 1-0 54-740+ points 1-0 37-150+ points 0-0 21-060+ points 0-0 12-0

WHEN ALLOWING10 or fewer points 0-0 19-020 or fewer points 0-0 40-125+ points 2-1 18-20

ACHIEVING400+ yards of total offense 1-1 58-12500+ yards of total offense 1-0 33-4600+ yards of total offense 1-0 11-0Less than 100 yards rushing 0-0 4-9100+ yards rushing 1-1 63-14200+ yards rushing 6-2 42-5300+ yards rushing 1-0 14-0100-yard rusher 2-0 38-7100-yard rusher/receiver 2-0 14-4Less than 200 yards passing 0-0 15-4300+ yards passing 2-1 31-8400+ yards passing 0-0 5-1500+ yards passing 0-0 0-0No turnovers 1-0 11-1 WHEN ALLOWINGless than 200 total yards 0-0 5-0less than 300 total yards 0-0 33-2less than 400 total yards 1-0 56-10400+ yards of total offense 1-1 13-13less than 100 yards rushing 2-0 40-2100+yards rushing 0-1 28-21less than 100 yards passing 0-0 6-0less than 200 yards passing 0-0 31-7300+ yards passing 1-1 9-7



Category NCAA ACC 3rd Down Conversion Pct. 43 83rd Down Conversion Def. 83 114th Down Conversion Pct. 49 64th Down Conversion Def. 78 8Completion Percentage 70 19Fewest Penalties Per Game 106 14Fewest Penalty Yards Per Gm 98 12First Downs 9 2First Downs Allowed 108 14Fumbles Lost 85 13Fumbles Recovered 75 5Kickoff Return Yardage 48 8Net Punting 38 8Interceptions Thrown 16 5Interceptions Made 29 3Passing Offense 11 1Passing Efficiency 39 6Passing Yards Allowed 122 13Passing Yards per Completion 23 3Punt Return Yardage 41 8Red Zone Offense 84 9Red Zone Defense 97 9Rushing Offense 48 8Rushing Defense 43 7Sacks Per Game 12 2Sacks Allowed Per Game 68 8Scoring Offense 47 10Scoring Defense 115 13Tackles for Loss Per Game 70 10Tackles for Loss Allowed Per Gm 40 3Time of Possession 54 9Total Offense 9 1Total Defense 104 12Turnovers Gained 66 6Turnovers Lost 49 9Turnover Margin 64 8 Category Player RnkCompletion Pct. Lamar Jackson 44 Completions/ Lamar Jackson 8Field Goal Pct. Blanton Creque 1Field Goals/G Blanton Creque 5Forced Fumbles Jonathan Greenard 24 Tabarious Peterson 24 Chucky Williams 24Fumbles Recovered Stacy Thomas 4Interceptions/G Tresean Smith 32 Stacy Thomas 32 Chucky Williams 32Kickoff Returns Seth Dawkins 22Passes Defended Stacy Thomas 34 Tru. Washington 34Passing Efficiency Lamar Jackson 27Passing TDs Lamar Jackson 16Passing Yards Lamar Jackson 7Passing Yards/G Lamar Jackson 5Passing Yards Lamar Jackson 7 Passing Yards/G Lamar Jackson 5Passing Yards/Com Lamar Jackson 33Points Responsible Lamar Jackson 4Punt Returns Reggie Bonnafon 16 Receiving TDs Dez Fitzpatrick 6Receiving Yards/G Jaylen Smith 3

NCAA &ACC RANKS � James Hearns had his first two sacks of the season, boosting his career total to 12.5. � Jonathan Greenard, who registered four tackles, earned a single sack for the third-consecutive

game. � Geron Christian made his 29th-consecutive start, while G.G. Robinson and Malik Williams each

earned their first career starts. � Harry Trotter and Colin Wilson each made their first collegiate appearances. � Trevon Young was credited with the blocked point-after attempt in the second quarter. It is the first

PAT Louisville has blocked since Josh Minkins blocked one vs. Temple on Sept. 27, 2003. NON-CONFERENCE NOTABLES

� Despite losing his last three non-conference games to close the season, the Cardinals have enjoyed tremendous success against non-league foes, going 24-11 since 2011. Head coach Bobby Petrino is 27-9 versus non-conference opponents, including a 12-2 mark at home.

� Petrino’s teams are 10-3 on the road and are 5-4 in neutral site games. � Dating back to the 2010 campaign, the Cardinals are 23-9 against non-conference opponents

during the regular season and have won six of the last eight against non-conference foes after suffering a bowl loss to LSU.

� The Cardinals were 2-3 against non-league foes in 2016 after falling to LSU in the Citrus Bowl. CLOSING IN ON 100

� The 2017 campaign marks the 99th football season in Louisville football history. The Cardinals, who played their inaugural season in 1912, have a 506-455-17 all-time record (.526). The program’s legacy includes 21 bowl appearances, 24 first-team All-Americans, eight conference titles, and the school’s first Heisman Trophy in 2016.

NOTABLE STREAKS AND TRENDS HEADING INTO KENT GAME

� The Cardinals have lost two-straight games at home for the first time since the 2015 season and only the second time under head coach Bobby Petrino, who owns a 36-6 career mark at home.

� Quarterback Lamar Jackson has thrown a touchdown pass in 18 of the last 19 games, with the LSU game last year being the lone game without a throwing touchdown.

� In 28 career contests, Jackson has 11 times where he has passed for multiple touchdowns in a game.

� Jackson has been responsible for one touchdown in 18 of 19 games, with the only game being a 29-9 loss to LSU in the 2016 Citrus Bowl.

� Wide receiver Seth Dawkins has caught a pass in a team-high six-straight games dating back to 2016, while tight end Charles Standberry and wide receiver Traveon Samuel both have had catches in three-straight contests.

� Offensive tackle Geron Christian and safety Chucky Williams are tied for the team lead with 29-straight starts.

� Wide receiver Dez Fitzpatrick has caught a touchdown pass in three-consecutive contests.

� The Cardinals have totaled over 400 yards of total offense in 13 of the last 16 games.

� Louisville has forced at least one turnover in 13 of the last 16 contests.

� The Cardinals have won 17 consecutive games when not committing a turnover.

� Louisville has lost four of its last six games dating back to the three-game losing streak to close the 2016 season.

� Outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard has registered a sack in three-straight games this season and leads the team with 3.0 sacks this year.

WIN INDICATORS

� There are many things that go into whether a team wins a game, but a long-term look at the trends during Bobby Petrino’s tenure at Louisville shows that winning the turnover battle and winning the run game are two of the easiest ways to predict a Louisville victory.

� Under Petrino, when the Cardinals win the turnover battle, they are 35-4 (89.7 pct.) They are 11-1 (91.7 pct.) in games when they commit zero turnovers. Louisville is 63-7 under Petrino when outrushing the opponent (90.0 pct.) and is 41-2 when holding the opponent under 100 yards on the ground (95.3 pct.).

� History also shows that Louisville is tough to beat when it takes a lead into halftime, as the Cardinals are 62-6 when leading at intermission under Petrino (91.2 pct.).



WINNING AT HOME UNDER PETRINO � Head coach Bobby Petrino continuously preaches the importance of winning all your home games,

and over the years, his teams have consistently complied. The eighth-year head coach is 36-6 all-time at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, winning at an 87.8 clip and at least four games a year during his tenure.

� After losing to Memphis in 2003, Petrino’s squads went on to win 18-straight home games before he left for the NFL after the 2006 season. He won his first four games in his return back in 2014 to push his streak to 22-straight wins before losing to Florida State on Oct. 30, 2014.

� In the ACC, the Cardinals are 10-3 at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium and have won seven of eight league contests at home — the last loss a 47-21 defeat to Clemson last weekend.

WINNING AS A RANKED TEAM

� The Cardinals have had a recent history of playing as a ranked opponent. Beginning with the 2017 season, the Cardinals are 76-25 while being ranked in the Associated Press Top 25 after Saturday’s loss to Clemson.

� With the 47-21 loss to Clemson, head coach Bobby Petrino’s teams dropped to 41-12 when ranked. Since returning in 2014, the Cardinals are 11-7 when playing as a ranked team.

� During his first stint with the Cardinals (2003-06), Petrino’s teams were dominant when ranked — recording 29-5 mark.

� UofL’s current streak of 20-straight appearances in the AP Poll is the sixth-longest streak in FBS and third-longest in school history.

SEVEN CAPTAINS NAMED

� University of Louisville head football coach Bobby Petrino continuously stresses the importance of leadership, and that was noticeable as seven players were selected captains in a team vote.

� Junior quarterback Lamar Jackson, running back Reggie Bonnafon and offensive tackle Geron Christian, were selected to represent the offense, while cornerback Jaire Alexander and safety Chucky Williams were voted to guide the defense. Junior wide receiver Devante Peete and punter Mason King were selected special teams captains.

� Jackson and Peete were named captains for the second consecutive season. Bailey had five or more tackles in six games last season — recording a career-best 11 in a 24-14 win over Duke. It was the highest total by a UofL defensive lineman since Elvis Dumervil registered 11 stops in 2005.

NEED FAST STARTS

� After holding a 139-57 advantage in the first quarter last season, the Cardinals have gotten off slow starts in the first stanza this season. Louisville owns a slim 24-21 advantage. The opposition has scored first two of the first three games, with North Carolina the only team not to strike first this year.

� Last season, the Cardinals tallied the first score in 10 of the 13 games en route to a 9-4 overall record.

� The second quarter, which was also good for the Cardinals last season at 164-106, has not been kind, as the Cardinals are being outscored 26-13 this year.

1. Walter Peacock (1972-75) 3,2042. Nathan Poole (1975-78) 2,9583. Lamar Jackson (2015-) 2,8344. Lenny Lyles (1954-57) 2,7865. Howard Stevens (1971-72) 2,7236. Frank Moreau (1995-99) 2,5997. Michael Bush (2003-06) 2,5088. Brandon Radcliff (2013-16) 2,3659. Deon Booker (1985-88) 2,36310. Victor Anderson (2008-11) 2,34511. Bilal Powell (2007-10) 2,33812. Tom Lucia (1947-50) 2,29913. Ralph Dawkins (1990-93) 2,15914. Anth. Shelman (1991-94) 2,11415. Calvin Prince (1976-77) 2,08216. Kolby Smith (2003-06) 1,86317. Jim Williams (1950-52) 1,82018. Dom. Brown (2010-14) 1,79519. Don Craft (1978-81) 1,76420. Eric Shelton (2003-04) 1,72821. George Cain (1954-57) 1,63822. Bill Gatti (1968-70) 1,63623. Ernie Green (1958-61) 1,58624. Lee Calland (1959-62) 1,57525. Ken Porco (1956-59) 1,57226. Greg Hickman (1978-82) 1,54927. Lionel Gates (2001-04) 1,48628. Jeremy Wright (2010-12) 1,48529. Ron Davenport (1981-84) 1,47730. Senorise Perry (2011-13) 1,40931. George Stripling (2005-07) 1,33832. Tony Stallings (1999-2001) 1,32933. Brock Bolen (2006-08) 1,25734. Calvin Arrington (1992-95) 1,17535. Wayne Patrick (1965-67) 1,16036. T.J. Patterson (2000-03) 1,15637. Leroy Collins (1998) 1,13438. Anthony Allen (2006-07) 1,10239. Willie Shelby (1982-85) 1,09240. Lee Bouggess (1967-69) 1,064

CAREER 1,000-YARD RUSHERS

Bobby Petrino SidelineCort Dennison SidelineLonnie Galloway SidelineChris Klenakis Press BoxNick Petrino SidelineMike Summers SidelineL.D. Scott SidelinePeter Sirmon Press BoxKolby Smith SidelineLorenzo Ward Sideline

Coaching Box Assisgnments



FIVE GRADUATES IN 2017

� The Cardinals take the field in 2017 with five players holding college degrees.

� Senior safety Chucky Williams, defensive linemen Drew Bailey and De’Asian Richardson and outside linebacker Trevon Young earned their degrees in communications.

� Senior linebacker Stacy Thomas graduated with his degree in criminal justice.

PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS

� Louisville is the only school in the nation to have players drafted in both the last four NFL and last four NBA drafts. Long snapper Colin Holba was a sixth-round pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers, while safety Josh Harvey-Clemons was a seventh round selection of the Washington Redskins.

OVERTIME OVER TIME

� College football introduced overtime during the bowl season in 1995 and adopted the system for regular season games in 1996.

� Since then, Louisville has played 10 overtime games, but hasn’t played in an extra session since 2013.

� The Cardinals are 5-5 all-time in overtime games since the NCAA instituted the rule in 1996. Petrino is 0-2 in overtime games at Louisville and 1-3 in his career.

� The Cardinals are 5-5 in overtime games — losing four of their last six encounters. Their last win was a 31-24 victory at Cincinnati in 2013.

OHIO NATIVES

� The Cardinals have four players on the 2017 squad who hail from the Buckeye state, three of which are on the offensive side of the football. � Tight end Micky Crum, offensive tackle Danny Burns and safety TreSean Smith are from Hamilton, Ohio, while wide receiver Seth Dawkins hails from

Columbus, Ohio. 14 SENIORS IN 2017 CLASS

� A total of 14 seniors are in their final season with the Cardinals — six on offense and eight on the defensive side of the football.

� Reggie Bonnafon, Jeremy Smith, Malik Williams, Charles Standberry, Tyler Polston, Javonte Bagley are the seniors on offense, while Drew Bailey, De’Asian Richardson, James Hearns, Trevon Young, Stacy Thomas, Zykiesis Cannon, Chucky Williams, Trumaine Washington, Ronald Walker are the seniors on defense.

� The senior class is 28-14 during its four seasons playing under head coach Bobby Petrino.

CREQUE-MATIC

� Blanton Creque is back for his sophomore season as one of the most accurate kickers in college football last season. Creque, who ranked 21st nationally last year for field goal percentage (84.2), is 21-of-24 on field goal attempts over his career (88 percent). He ranks first in career field goal percentage. The Shelbyville, Ky., native booted 16-of-19 field goals last season, which was tied for the third-most on the school’s single-season list.

� Creque is a perfect 5-for-5 this season, going a perfect 3-for3 from 30-39 yards, including a season-long of 37 yards in 2017. His next successful field goal this season will tie Jon Hilbert and Klaus Wilmsmeyer for 10th all-time in the Louisville career record book. He could potentially tie Wilbur Summers for seventh place as well as he sits just two successful tries back after the first three games of 2017.

� Creque has made each of his last 10 field goals, dating back to last season, including a career-long 47-yarder in the Citrus Bowl loss to LSU. Creque, is 20-of-21 on field-goal attempts from 19-39 yards, with two of his misses coming on attempts of over 40 yards.

FIRST-TIME ACTION AND STARTERS

� With 14 starters returning, there was an opportunity for a few newcomers to earn their first collegiate starts. Three players made their initial starts in the 2017 opener: center Robbie Bell, offensive tackle Mekhi Becton, and linebacker Dorian Etheridge. Trevon Young made his first start since the final game of the 2015 season. Since, tight end Jordan Davis, defensive tackle G.G. Robinson and running back Malik Williams also started for the first time this year.

� Along with Bell, Becton and Etheridge, Dez Fitzpatrick, Jordan Davis, Mitch Hall, Corey Reed, TreSean Smith, C.J. Avery, Tabarius Peterson, Derek Dorsey, Russ Yeast, Harry Trotter,and Tyler Polston made their first appearance at the collegiate level.

2017 TURNOVER BREAKDOWNOpponent UL TOs Opp. Pts. Opp. TOs UL Pts. MarginPurdue 3 7 4 7 +1North Carolina 0 0 0 0 0Clemson 1 7 0 0 -1Kent StateMurray StateNC StateBoston CollegeFlorida StateWake ForestVirginiaSyracuseKentuckyTotal 4 14 4 7 0



Coin Kickoff/ 1st UL 1st Opp Game Game GameOpponent Time Length Att. Halftime Final Toss Receive Poss. Poss. Pants Jersey HelmetPurdue 7:35 p.m. 3:50 37,394 10-14 35-28 Won Receive Fumble Punt White White RedNorth Carolina 12:02 p.m. 3:19 47,000 20-14 47-35 Won Receive Field Goal TD White White Red Clemson 8:12 p.m. 3:28 55,588 7-19 21-47 Lost Receive Punt TD Black Black RedKentMurrayNC StateBoston CollegeFlorida StateWake ForestSyracuseKentucky

TRACKING THE CARDINALS IN 2016

TRUE FRESHMEN SEE ACTION

� Louisville coach Bobby Petrino has never shied away from playing true freshmen. In his eight years with the Cardinals, a total of 51 true freshmen have seen action for Louisville, including a high of nine in 2015. Louisville has played nine true freshmen so far this season.

� In the season-opening win over Purdue, seven rookies saw their first collegiate action, including a trio of starters in linebacker Dorian Etheridge, offensive tackle Mekhi Becton and long snapper Mitch Hall. Etheridge started at linebacker, becoming the first true freshman to start at linebacker since James Burgess was a starter in three games during the 2012 campaign.

� Corey Reed, TreSean Smith, Russ Yeast, and C.J. Avery also saw action in their first collegiate game. Josh Johnson cracked the lineup versus North Carolina, while running back Colin Willson played versus Clemson.

� Of the 50 true freshmen who have played under Petrino, 19 have started at least once during their freshman season. Louisville had six freshmen starters in 2015.

� Only three true freshmen saw action last season: Malik Staples, Lamarques Thomas and Seth Dawkins.

MULTIPLE RECEIVERS � Head coach Bobby Petrino likes to spread the football around in the passing game, and its been no

different to start the season. Louisville has seven different players with six or more receptions after the first three games of the season.

� Junior wide receiver Jaylen Smith leads the cardinals with 22 receptions for 379 yards, and has added a pair of touchdowns. He ranks ninth nationally with an average of 126.3 receiving yards per game.

� Sophomore wide receiver Seth Dawkins, who caught 11 passes last season as a true freshmen, has matched his first-year total with 11 catches for 129 yards, while redshirt freshman Dez Fitzpatrick owns 10 receptions for 211 yards and a team-best four touchdowns.

� Junior Traveon Samuel has eight receptions for 161 yards, including a career-high catch of 78 yards versus Clemson on Sept. 16. Seniors Malik Williams and Charles Standberry have seven receptions, while Reggie Bonnafon has added six.

� Four different receivers also have touchdown catches this season.

ON THE ROAD

� While head coach Bobby Petrino’s teams have been stellar at home throughout his career, his road mark is equally impressive. In his eighth season with the Cardinals, Petrino has guided his squads to an 28-12 record on the road — having won six of their last eight games away from home.

� In the league, the Cardinals are 8-5 on the road — winning four of their last five games after the 47-35 victory over North Carolina on Sept. 9.

Active Offensive LeadersPass CompletionsLamar Jackson .............................................. 76

Passing YardsLamar Jackson ......................................... 1,088

Passing TouchdownsLamar Jackson ................................................ 8

Rushing AttemptsLamar Jackson .............................................. 57

Rushing YardsLamar Jackson ............................................ 303

Rushing TouchdownsLamar Jackson ................................................ 3

ReceptionsJaylen Smith .................................................. 22

Receiving YardsJaylen Smith ................................................ 379

Receiving TouchdownsDez Fitzpatrick ................................................. 4



CARDS SET APR RECORD � The Cardinals earned the program’s first APR Public Recognition Award in program history for

ranking in the top 10 percent for the multi-year APR, a period from 2012-16. The APR score measures academic eligibility, retention, and graduation for student-athletes.

� The four-year stretch represented in this year’s APR scores coincides with arguably the most successful stretch of on-the-field results in the history of Louisville football, which has played in four-consecutive bowl games since the 2012 season and won a total of 40 games over that span, including the 2012 Sugar Bowl over third-ranked Florida.

� The program saw 41 student-athletes earn AD Honor Roll status during the fall of 2015, with an additional 34 achieving the accolade in the spring of 2016.

� Beyond attaining GPA success, the Cardinals saw 25 student-athletes earn their diplomas from the fall of 2015 through the spring of 2016. Seventeen of those graduates participated in the Franklin Mortgage Music City Bowl, including Aaron Epps, who earned his master’s degree that academic year. Five of the graduates from the spring of 2016 returned to UofL and competed for the Cardinals on the gridiron in the fall of 2016.

EXPANSION SET FOR 2018 SEASON OPENER � The University of Louisville’s Cardinal Athletic Fund (CAF) has accelerated the completion of a

$63-million project for Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium and the Howard Schnellenberger Complex. Originally scheduled for completion for the 2019 football season, the new expansion will be ready for opening in 2018. The expedited schedule is due to major gifts from Pepsi, the Kueber Family, and a recent $5 million pledge by Norton Healthcare. Additionally, within one year, fans and supporters donated approximately $47 million toward the project.

� The Cardinals began construction on the new expansion in November 2016 after the final home game. The Cardinal Athletic Fund’s staff has helped sell all 1,000 club seats, 70 premium boxes, and 12 exclusive field level suites.

� The first phase of the project that will be noticeable to the fans will be the seating structure for the interior bowl that will be in place for the start of the 2017 season. Approximately 10,000 seats will be added to the north end zone, which will go on sale to the public in early 2018.

� Beginning January 1, 2018, renovations are scheduled to begin on the football complex, which includes dramatic changes to the training areas and improving the overall student-athlete experience. An additional 100,000 square feet of space will allow the team’s weight room and conditioning center to double in size, creating space for team workouts, conditioning, and an enhanced athletic training space equipped with a state-of-the-art hydrotherapy area.

� A luxurious and spacious players’ lounge, improvements for coaches’ offices and the team locker room, and expansive theatre-style meeting areas also will be among the major improvements dedicated for student-athlete development.

ON SEPTEMBER 23

� If the Cardinals are going to snap their losing streak, September 23 is a good date to start. Playing their eighth game on this date, the Cardinals have a 5-2 record all-time on this date.

� It will be the first game played on September 23 since a Bobby Petrino led team defeated Kansas State 24-6 in 2006.

� Louisville is 4-1 at home on this date, but will be playing at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium on this day for the first time in school history.

September 23 (5-2, .714)1950 Saint Francis, Pa. H W 34-141960 Eastern Kentucky H W 28-71967 Southern Illinois H W 26-01978 Cincinnati A W 28-141989 West Virginia H L 21-302000 Florida State A L 0-312006 Kansas State A W 24-6

200-YARD RUSHING GAMES UNDER BOBBY PETRINO

Aug. 31, 2003 240 at KentuckyOct. 11, 2003 208 ArmyOct. 17, 2003 288 TulaneOct. 25, 2003 305 at E. CarolinaNov. 22, 2003 445 HoustonNov. 28, 2003 315 at CincinnatiDec. 18, 2003 237 vs. Miami (Ohio)Sep. 05, 2004 261 KentuckySep. 11, 2004 230 at ArmySep. 25, 2004 278 at North CarolinaOct. 02, 2004 215 East CarolinaOct. 14, 2004 214 at Miami (Fla.)Nov. 04, 2004 278 at MemphisNov. 10, 2004 213 Texas ChristianNov. 20, 2004 242 at HoustonNov. 27, 2004 357 CincinnatiDec. 04, 2004 216 at TulaneDec. 31, 2004 329 vs. Boise StateSep. 04, 2005 209 at KentuckyOct. 01, 2005 326 Florida AtlanticOct. 22, 2005 244 at CincinnatiNov. 03, 2005 220 PittsburghNov. 26, 2005 220 SyracuseDec. 03, 2005 200 at ConnecticutSep. 03, 2006 363 KentuckySep. 09, 2006 312 at TempleSep. 23, 2006 228 at Kansas StateOct. 21, 2006 223 at SyracuseDec. 02, 2006 221 ConnecticutSep. 06, 2014 325 Murray StateSep. 27, 2014 215 Wake ForestNov. 22, 2014 229 at Notre DameSep. 05, 2015 238 vs. AuburnSep. 26, 2015 288 SamfordOct. 03, 2015 203 at NC StateNov. 07, 2015 217 SyracuseNov. 14, 2015 266 VirginiaNov. 28, 2015 314 at KentuckyDec. 30, 2015 307 vs. Texas A&MSep. 01, 2016 272 CharlotteSep. 09, 2016 414 at SyracuseSep. 17, 2016 314 Florida StateSep. 24, 2016 273 at MarshallOct. 01, 2016 273 at ClemsonOct. 14, 2016 288 DukeNov. 05, 2016 210 at Boston CollegeNov. 12, 2016 346 Wake ForestNov. 26, 2016 280 KentuckySept. 9, 2017 312 North Carolina



Defensive Touchdowns Under Bobby Petrino

2017 (1)• Stacy Thomas 61-yd int return vs. Purdue

2016 (1)• Ronald Walker 31-yd int return vs. Wake Forest

2015 (2)• Trumaine Washington 39-yd int return vs. Syracuse• Sheldon Rankins 46-yd fumble return vs. BC

2014 (1)• Gerod Holliman 32-yard interception return vs. FIU

2006 (1)• Malik Jackson 13-yard fumble return vs. W. Virginia

2005 (3)• Brandon Johnson 15-yd int return vs. Oregon State• Earl Heyman 30-yd fumble return vs. North Carolina• Deon Palmer 42-yd fumble return vs. North Carolina

2004 (2)• Kerry Rhodes 56-yard int return vs. Kentucky• Montavious Stanley 0-yd fumble recovery vs. Tulane

2003 (2)• Kerry Rhodes 33-yard interception return vs. Tulane• Brandon Johnson 20-yd fumble return vs. Cincinnati

PETRINO ONE OF THE BEST � Head coach Bobby Petrino has

established himself as one of the best coaches in the country with stops at Louisville, Arkansas and Western Kentucky. He owns a 111-44 mark in 13 seasons as a head coach, with 69 coming as head coach of the Cardinals.

� His teams have won eight or more games in 11 of 12 seasons and 10 or more on four different occasions.

� Petrino’s 71.6 winning percentage is the seventh-best mark of any head coach with a minimum of 10 seasons, and his 111 wins are the 14th-most among active coaches.

� In seven seasons with the Cardinals, Petrino is the only coach to lead his squad to a post-season appearance in all seven years.

LIGHTING UP THE SCOREBOARD

� Head coach Bobby Petrino’s teams have averaged 33.6 points per game over the duration of his eight-year, 92-game head coaching career at Louisville.

� Louisville has scored over 400 points in a season in six seasons with Petrino at the helm of the Louisville program.

� In his 13 seasons as a collegiate head coach, Petrino’s teams are averaging 33.2 points per game, and also led the nation in scoring during the 2004 season as head coach of the Cardinals. Petrino’s teams have finished in the top five nationally in scoring on four occasions.

� The Cardinals hold an all-time record of 258-25 (.911) record when scoring 30 or more points in a game. During the Bobby Petrino era, the Cardinals are 56-7 when tallying 30 or more points in a contest, and overall his teams are a collectively 89-10.

� Under Bobby Petrino, Louisville is 39-1 when scoring over 40 points in a contest, with the Cardinals being 120-2 all-time. Collectively, Petrino’s teams are 57-3 all-time when tallying 40 or more points in a game.

� When the Cardinals score over 50 points under Petrino, UofL is 21-0 and 53-1 all-time. Petrino’s all-time record when scoring over 50 points in a game is 27-0.

� When hitting the 60-point plateau, the Cardinals are 25-0 all-time, including 11-0 with Petrino on the sidelines. His squads are 12-0 when tallying over 60 points a game during his career.

CARDS NINTH IN TOTAL OFFENSE

� Despite the disappointing loss to Clemson, the Cardinals recorded 433 yards of total offense in the 47-21 decision. It was the 14th time in the last 16 games that UofL recorded over 400 yards of total offense over the last two seasons.

� Louisville stands ninth nationally and first in the ACC in offense after the first three weeks of the season, averaging 554.0 yards per game.

Winningest Active Coaches by Percentage 1. 0.848 (167-30-0) -- Urban Meyer, Ohio State2. 0.824 (122-26-0) -- Chris Petersen, Washington3. 0.772 (208-61-1) -- Nick Saban, Alabama4. 0.767 (92-28-0) -- Dabo Swinney, Clemson5. 0.738 (155-55-0) -- Mark Richt, Miami (FL)6. 0.738 (152-54-0) -- Gary Patterson7. 0.716 (111-44-0) -- Bobby Petrino8. 0.682 (107-50-0) -- Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State,8. 0.682 (107-50-0) -- Kyle Whittingham, Utah10. 0.679 (114-54-0) -- Brian Kelly, Notre Dame Most wins among active FBS coaches1. 208-61-1 (0.772) -- Nick Saban, Alabama2. 204-106-1 (0.658) -- Bill Snyder, Kansas State3. 167-30-0 (0.848) -- Urban Meyer, Ohio State4. 155-55-0 (0.738) -- Mark Richt, Miami (FL)5. 152-54-0 (0.738) -- Gary Patterson, TCU6. 148-87-0 (0.630) -- Frank Solich, Ohio7. 138-92-0 (0.600) -- Kirk Ferentz, Iowa8. 122-26-0 (0.824) -- Chris Petersen, Washington8. 122-95-0 (0.562) -- Rocky Long, San Diego State10. 117-78-0 (0.600) -- Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech11. 116-77-0 (0.601) -- Mike Leach, Washington St.12. 114-54-0 (0.679) -- Brian Kelly, Notre Dame,13. 113-78-0 (0.592) -- Rich Rodriguez, Arizona14. 111-44-0 (0.716) -- Bobby Petrino, Louisville15. 110-59-0 (0.651) -- Mark Dantonio, Michigan St.16. 109-93-0 (0.540) -- Mike Riley, Nebraska17. 107-50-0 (0.682) -- Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State, 17. 107-50-0 (0.682) -- Kyle Whittingham, Utah19. 103-54-0 (0.656) -- Bronco Mendenhall, Virginia20. 98-90-0 (0.521) -- David Cutcliffe, Duke

NCAA TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS1. Texas Tech 2 249 992 154 1241 8.06 620.52. Oregon 3 856 971 251 1827 7.28 609.03. Oklahoma State 3 599 1222 213 1821 8.55 607.04. Oklahoma 3 481 1316 208 1797 8.64 599.05. UCF 1 148 439 78 587 7.53 587.06. West Virginia 3 636 1108 239 1744 7.30 581.37. UCLA 3 365 1327 230 1692 7.36 564.08. UNLV 2 701 413 133 1114 8.38 557.09. Louisville 3 574 1088 231 1662 7.19 554.010. Toledo 3 654 1004 228 1658 7.27 552.7



� The Cardinals are averaging 7.19 yards per play, which is tied for 17th nationally.

� Louisville is averaging 77.0 plays per game this season after running a season-low 69 in the loss to Clemson on Sept. 16.

� The Cardinals logged 705 yards of total offense lon Sept. 9in the win over North Carolina, the 82nd time in the program’s history of tallying more than 500 yards of offense in a game. It is the third-highest team total in school history.

� Louisville has achieved at least 700 yards of total offense in school history, three with Petrino at the helm of the program.

� In the second game of the 2016, the Cardinals set an ACC mark with 845 yards of offense in a win over Syracuse. Under Petrino in 2003, the Cardinals registered 779 yards in a home win over Houston.

� It was the 45th time achieving that mark with Bobby Petrino serving as the head coach or offensive coordinator at Louisville.

� Louisville has achieved at least 500 yards of offense in 11 of its last 16 games.

� Explosive plays have been prevalent for the Cardinals, ranking third in the country with 68 plays of over 10 yards and tied for ninth with 21 plays of over 20 yards. Louisville is one of four schools nationally with three or more plays over 70 or more yards.

� Throwing the football, the Cardinals are tied for seventh in the country with 46 plays of over 10 or more yards and are fifth with 18 plays of better than 20 yards.

� Wide receiver Jaylen Smith is tied for 10th place nationally with 15 plays of over 10 or more yards this season.

PASSING GAME MAKES STRIDES

� Finishing 23rd nationally in passing last season, the Cardinals have improved their numbers in the passing game. Averaging 290.5 yards per game last season, the Cardinals have been one of the best in the country, ranking 11th in the country with an average of 362.7 yards per game.

� The Cardinals have passed for 300 or more yards in all three games this season, and six of the 13 games last season.

� Behind the arm of junior quarterback Lamar Jackson, the Cardinals have tossed eight touchdown passes — tied for 15th in the country.

� Completing 59.8 percent of his throws, Jackson is seventh nationally with 1,088 passing yards and his 362.7 yards per game average.

� The Pompono Beach, Fla., native has 46 completions of 10 or more yards and 18 of better than 20.

� Jackson moved ahead of Dave Ragone for fourth-most 300-yard passing games with his eighth POOR FIELD POSITION AND THREE-AND-OUTS

� The Cardinals were dominated in every phase of the game last Saturday in the loss to Clemson. Poor field position and the inability to sustain drives were one of

the keys that led to the first loss of the season. Going 5-of-16 on third down, the Cardinals had six three-and-outs — after having just three in the first two games combined.

� Louisville had six drives that started on its own 20-yard line, including three inside their own 10-yard line. The average starting field position for the Cardinals were their own 19-yard line.

� Sophomore Mason King was forced to punt a season-high eight times — the most since punting eight times against LSU in the Citrus Bowl loss last season.

99-YARD DRIVES � Holding a 40-28 lead in the fourth quarter, the Cardinals took over the ball at their own one-yard

line, and needed to get out of a hole. Louisville went on to march 99 yards on six plays to put the game away with a three-yard Lamar Jackson touchdown run.

� Running back Malik Williams totaled most of the yards on the drive with a career-long 74-yard rush and Jackson capped it off with an 11-yard touchdown run.

� The 99-yard scoring drive was the first since scoring jaunt of that distance since the 2012 season opener versus Kentucky, when the Cardinals scored on a 15-play drive that last 8:21 that was capped by a one-yard Jeremy Wright run.

500-YARD GAMES OF TOTAL OFFENSE UNDER BOBBY PETRINO

Oct. 11, 2003 619 ArmyOct. 17, 2003 500 TulaneNov. 05, 2003 580 at TCUNov. 22, 2003 779 Houston Nov. 28, 2003 526 at Cincinnati Sept. 11, 2004 572 at Army Oct. 02, 2004 549 East CarolinaOct. 14, 2004 507 at Miami (Fla.)Oct. 22, 2004 517 South Florida Nov. 04, 2004 599 at Memphis Nov. 10, 2004 587 TCUNov. 20, 2004 666 at Houston Dec. 04, 2004 522 at Tulane Dec. 31, 2004 564 vs. Boise State Sept. 17, 2005 553 Oregon State Oct. 01, 2005 608 Florida Atlantic Oct. 22, 2005 547 at CincinnatiNov. 11, 2005 500 Rutgers Nov. 26, 2005 505 Syracuse Sept. 03, 2006 631 Kentucky Sept. 09, 2006 671 at Temple Oct. 06, 2006 526 Middle Tenn. Dec. 02, 2006 570 ConnecticutSept. 06, 2014 603 Murray StateSept. 26, 2015 562 Samford Nov. 07, 2015 579 SyracuseDec. 30, 2015 534 vs. Texas A&MSept. 01, 2016 663 CharlotteSept. 09, 2016 845 at SyracuseSept. 17, 2016 530 Florida State Sept. 24, 2016 690 at MarshallOct. 01, 2016 568 at ClemsonOct. 22, 2016 553 NC StateOct. 29, 2016 508 at VirginiaNov. 05, 2016 515 at Boston CollegeNov. 26, 2016 561 Kentucky Sept. 2, 2017 524 vs. Purdue Sept. 9, 2017 705 at North Carolina

NCAA PASSING OFFENSE LEADERS 1. Texas Tech 496.02. UCLA 442.33. UCF 439.04. Oklahoma 438.75. Mississippi 427.06. Washington State 408.37. Oklahoma State 407.38. Arkansas State 385.59. New Mexico State 376.710. West Virginia 369.311. Louisville 362.7



Date Opponent Score10/7/99 Army L, 52-599/2/00 Kentucky W, 40-349/26/02 Florida State W, 26-2011/14/02 at Southern Miss W, 20-1710/4/03 at USF L, 28-31 (2ot)10/15/05 at West Virginia L, 44-46 (3ot)11/13/10 USF L, 21-2410/26/12 Cincinnati W, 34-3111/24/12 UConn L, 20-23 (3ot)12/5/13 at Cincinnati W, 31-24

OVERTIME GAMES

CARDS IN THE NFLJosh Bellamy Chicago Bears WRTeddy Bridgewater Minnesota Vikings QBDeAngelo Brown Tennessee Titans DTPreston Brown Buffalo Bills LBJamon Brown Los Angeles Rams OGJames Burgess Cleveland Browns LBHarry Douglas Tennessee Titans WRElvis Dumervil San Francisco 49’ers LBBrandon Dunn Houston Texas DEWilliam Gay Pittsburgh Steelers CBBreno Giacomini Houston Texans OTJosh Harvey-Clemons Washington Redskins SCole Hikutini San Francisco 49’ers TELorenzo Mauldin New York Jets LBJohn Miller Buffalo Bills OGDeVante Parker Miami Dolphins WRSenorise Perry Miami Dolphins RBBilal Powell New York Jets RBCalvin Pryor Cleveland Browns SSheldon Rankins New Orleans Saints DEEli Rogers Pittsburgh Steelers WRKeith Towbridge Buffalo Bills TEMarcus Smith Philadelphia Eagles DEEric Wood Buffalo Bills C

OFFENSIVE LINE PROGRESS

� Last season, the offensive line ended the year by allowing 22 sacks in the final three games, and a total of 46 on the year — which ranked 124th in the nation.

� Through the first three games, the Cardinals have yielded six sacks — two coming in the win over North Carolina on Sept. 9 and four in the loss to Clemson last week.

� In the win over Purdue on Sept. 2, the offensive line, which featured two freshmen starters, didn’t allow a sack for the first time since the 2016 season opener — a 70-14 win over Charlotte. The 46 pass attempts without a sack are the seventh most in school history.

� Junior offensive tackle Geron Christian, a two-time all-conference performer, has started 29th-straight games at tackle. He has started every game since joining the program as a true freshman in 2015.

� Quarterback Lamar Jackson has dropped back to pass 127 times in three games and has been sacked six times.

BEING RESPONSIBLE

� Junior Lamar Jackson has been personally responsible for a lot of the team’s success and scoring in his first three seasons, being personally accountable for 50 passing scores and 35 rushing touchdowns in 28 career games.

� Jackson is responsible for 85 career touchdowns, putting him in second place in the school annals, and only trailing Chris Redman’s total of 87 from 1996-99.

�Jackson pushed into second on the school’s career list for points responsible for, with 512. He passed Dave Ragone, who accounted for 510 from 1999-2002

�Last season, Lamar Jackson set a school record with 51 (30 passing, 21 rushing) touchdowns responsible for en route to winning the Heisman Trophy.

�Jackson needs just five rushing touchdowns to become just the 12th player in NCAA history with

40 rushing and 40 passing touchdowns in a career. If he can reach 40 rushing touchdowns, he will be the 10th player with 50 passing touchdowns and 40 rushing, and the 50-50 club has only happened twice in the history of the NCAA (Tim Tebow and Colin Kaepernick).

SMITH ON RECORD PACE

� Wide receiver Jaylen Smith has raced out of the blocks in record-breaking fashion. The native of Pascagoula, Miss., has 22 catchers for 379 yards in the first three games of the season, which puts him on pace for more than 80 catches and setting a school record for receiving yards in a season— breaking Harry Douglas’ school record for 1,265 yards in 2007.

� Smith caught five passes for 79 yards and one score in the loss to Clemson — the seventh time in his career of recording five or more catches in a game.

� In the win over North Carolina on Sept. 9, Smith recorded his third career, second straight, 100-yard receiving game. He finished the contest with career highs of nine catches for 183 yards and one score.

� He caught a 75-yard touchdown reception for a touchdown — the third down of over 50 yards in his career.

� The junior stands ninth nationally with an average of 126.3 receiving yards per game and eighth in the country with 379 receiving yards. With an average of 7.3 receptions per game, Smith is sixth in the ACC and 16th in the country.

� Smith had eight catches for 117 yards. It was the second game of his career with at least 100 yards receiving, coming just shy of his 123-yard performance versus Boston College a year ago.

LOUISVILLE’S CAREER TD RESPONSIBLE FOR LEADERS1. 87 Chris Redman (84 passing, 3 rushing) 1996-992. 85 Lamar Jackson (50 passing, 35 rushing) 2015-Present3. 83 Dave Ragone (74 passing, 9 rushing) 1999-20024. 80 Brian Brohm (71 passing, 9 rushing) 2004-075. 78 Teddy Bridgewater (72 passing, 6 rushing) 2011-13

RUSHED FOR 40 TOUCHDOWNS AND PASSED FOR 40 TOUCHDOWNS Dan LeFevour, Central Mich. 2006-09 47-102Tim Tebow, Florida 2006-09 57-88Colin Kaepernick, Nevada 2007-10 59-82Dak Prescott, Mississippi St. 2012-15 41-70Cody Fajardo, Nevada 2011-14 44-57Pat White, West Virginia 2005-08 47-56Brad Smith, Missouri 2002-05 45-56Josh Harris, Bowling Green 2000-03 43-55Jordan Lynch, Northern Ill. 2010-13 48-51Denard Robinson, Michigan 2009-12 42-49Antwaan Randle El, Indiana 1998-01 44-42



� Smith is tied for sixth in the nation with 15 receptions of over 10 yards this season. � The third-year player leads the team with 78 career receptions for 1,354 yards and nine touchdowns,

while averaging 17.4 yards per reception in his career — ranking ninth in school history with an average of 17.4 yards per reception.

POINTS IN 215 CONSECUTIVE GAMES � Louisville hasn’t been shutout in a span of 215 games dating back to a 32-0 loss to Florida State

on Sept. 23, 2000. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN FINDS THE END ZONE

� After his nine receptions in the spring game this year, big things were expected for wide receiver Dez Fitzpatrick, and the second-player hasn’t disappointed. A redshirt freshman, Fitzpatrick has put together a good start to the season, and has been influential in the outcome. The Farmington Hills, Mich., native is third on the team with 10 receptions for 211 yards, an average of 21.1 yards per catch, which ranks fourth in the ACC and 32nd nationally.

� Fitzpatrick is second in the ACC and sits fifth in the country with four receiving touchdowns. He is the first freshmen to record four touchdown receptions in his first three games.

� In the win over North Carolina, Fitzpatrick scored on receptions of nine and 30 yards, while catching four passes for 78 yards. He caught two passes for 30 yards and a 30-yard touchdown in the loss to Clemson

� In the opener against Purdue, Fitzpatrick, in his first collegiate game, caught four passes for 95 yards and a score.

� Fitzpatrick is tied for seventh nationally for the most catches of 20 or more yards with six.

TWO 100-YARD RUSHERS IS A GOOD SIGN � Head coach Bobby Petrino has prided himself on running the football over the course of his career,

and when the Cardinals can run the ball for over 200 yards, they are 44-5. � Louisville recorded 312 yards on the ground and had two players rush for over 100 yards in

the win over North Carolina. Malik Williams and Lamar Jackson rushed for 149 and 132 yards, respectively, marking the sixth time in Petrino’s career at Louisville that he had two players rush for over 100 yards in a game. When the Cardinals have multiple 100-yard rushers, Louisville is a perfect 6-0.

� It was the first time the Cardinals achieved a pair of 100-yard rushers in a game since Wake Forest in 2016 (Lamar Jackson and Brandon Radcliff).

� Louisville, the 33rd-ranked rushing offense, has 16 runs of 10 or more yards and ranks 19th with an average of 5.95 yards per carry.

OFFENSE BALANCED IN WIN OVER NORTH CAROLINA

� The Louisville offense had a strong effort in the win against North Carolina, showing balance and efficiency. The Cardinals rushed for 312 yards, while passing for 393 yards. It marked the first time Louisville has topped 300 yards in both rushing and passing since accomplishing last season when rushed for 414 yards and passed for 431 in a 62-28 win over Syracuse in the second game of the season

� It was the fourth game of 300 yards passing and 300 yards rushing under Bobby Petrino, with the Cardinals winning all four contests.

� The Cardinals showed the ability to feature explosive plays on offense. Louisville had four plays of better than 25 yards, including 75-and 30-yard touchdown receptions.

� Running back Malik Williams rolled up 149 rushing yards, while receiver Jaylen Smith had 183 receiving yards. It marked the first time Louisville had two 100-yard rushers and receiver in the same game since a 2016 victory over Syracuse when Lamar Jackson and Brandon Radcliff rushed for 199 and 156 yards, respectively, and Jamari Staples totaled 136 receiving yards.

BONNAFON’S NEW ROLE

� Senior Reggie Bonnafon has played quarterback, running back and wide receiver during his time with the Cardinals. In the 2017 season opener, he moved into his new role, and made an impact in the 35-28 win over Purdue. Bonnafon carried six times for 33 yards — scoring on a 10-yard run in the third quarter. He also tied his career high with three receptions.

� In 36 career games, Bonnafon has totaled 418 yards on the ground and six touchdowns — his best season coming in 2015 when he ran for 175 yards.

� His best rushing game came during his freshman season in 2014, running 13 times for 76 yards in a win over Boston College.

� Bonnafon can be a threat out of the backfield, catching 29 passes in his career for 290 yards and five touchdowns. Through three games, the former Trinity has carried 20 times for 72 yards, while catching six passes for 26 yards.

OPPONENT TRACKERPurdue www.purduesports.comOverall: 1-1This Week: at MissouriLast Week: W, 35-28 Louisville North Carolina www.goheels.comOverall: 0-2This Week: at Old DominionLast Week: L, 35-47 Louisville Clemson www.clemsontigers.comOverall: 2-0This Week: at LouisvilleLast Week: W, 14-6 Auburn Kent State www.kentstateports.comOverall: 1-1This Week: at Marshall Last Week: W, 38-31 Howard Murray State www.goracers.comOverall: 1-1This Week: at Missouri StateLast Week: L, 13-41 Central Arkansas NC State www.gopack.comOverall: 1-1This Week: FurmanLast Week: W, 37-20 Marshall Boston College www.bceagles.comOverall: 1-1This Week: Notre DameLast Week: L, 10-34 Wake Forest Florida State www.seminoles.comOverall: 0-1This Week: PPDLast Week: PPD Wake Forest www.wakeforestsports.comOverall: 3-0This Week: Utah StateLast Week: W, 34-10 Boston College Virginia www.virginiasports.comOverall: 2-1This Week: ConnecticutLast Week: L, 17-34 Indiana Syracuse www.cuse.comOverall: 2-1This Week: Central MichiganLast Week: L, 23-30 Middle Tennesse Kentucky www.ukathletics.comOverall: 3-0This Week: at South CarolinaLast Week: W, 26-17 Eastern Kentucky



JACKSON MORE THAN A RUNNER � Quarterback Lamar Jackson has showed off his improved passing skills in the first three games of

the season. Jackson is completing 59.8 percent of his passes in the first three games, throwing for 1,088 yards — an average of 362.7 yards per game, which ranks seventh in the country.

� Jackson was 25-of-39 for 393 yards and three touchdowns versus North Carolina, connecting with nine different receivers for the second-straight week. It was his seventh 300-yard passing game in his career and the eighth game of three or more touchdown throws.

� Jackson moved to sixth on the school’s career completions chart with 441 during the loss to Clemson. He passed Ed Rubbert, who completed 430 from 1983-86.

� Collectively, Jackson has passed for 6,471 yards to sit in sixth place on the school’s all-time list, needs just 554 yards to move past Jay Gruden into fifth place.

� Jackson moved ahead of Dave Ragone for fourth-most 300-yard passing games with his eighth of his career.

� Jackson connected with Traveon Samuel with a 78-yards pass late in the fourth quarter — the longest completion of his career. Jackson also hit Jaylen Smith for a 75-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter versus UNC, the longest scoring pass of Jackson’s career and the lengthiest touchdown pass since Teddy Bridgewater found DeVante Parker for 75 yards at Pitt in 2012.

� In win over Purdue on Sept. 2, the Pompano Beach, Fla., native completed 30-of-46 passes for 378 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the 35-28 decision. He lofted a 3-yard touchdown pass to tight end Jordan Davis and a 20-yard pass to wide receiver Dez Fitzpatrick.

� Jackson is in eighth place on the school’s completion percentage list at 56.4 percent (441-782).

� With three passing touchdowns versus Clemson, Jackson is fifth with 50 passing strikes — the ninth time throwing three or more touchdowns in a game.

� The Florida native has thrown a touchdown pass in 21 of his 23 career starts.

TOTALLY OFFENSIVE

� Junior quarterback Lamar Jackson leads the nation in total offense with an average of 463.7 yards per game after recording 381 yards in the loss to Clemson — extending his school record for 350-yard games of total offense with his 15th.

� Jackson has tallied 9,305 yards of offense, moving into fourth and passing Dave Ragone’s mark of 9,161 from 1999-2002, and moved up to 16th in the ACC.

� Jackson had the 17th game of his career with 300-plus yards of total offense, tied with Brian Brohm for second most behind Chris Redman’s 21.

� He recorded 525 yards in the win over North Carolina on Sept. 9 — the second 500-yard or more yard game of his illustrious career (610 versus Syracuse, 2016). The two 500-yard games tied him with Chris Weinke of Florida State, 1997-00) and Rusy LaRue of Wake Forest (1992-95) for the record in the ACC.

� It was also the most yards given up by North Carolina to one player, surpassing the previous record held by Arizona State’s Andrew Walter (2002, 479 yards).

� Jackson surpassed 1,000 yards of total offense with his performance against North Carolina. He has achieved the feat in consecutive seasons and is one of only two players in FBS history since 2000 to reach the 1,000-yard plateau (Patrick Mahomes 1,124, 2016).

� The 2016 Heisman Trophy winner became the second player in FBS history to record at least 300 passing yards and 100 rushing yards in consecutive games (Chase Clement, Rice).

� Jackson stands fifth in school history with 1,263 career plays. � He has four of the school’s five games with six or more total touchdowns. � Jackson currently owns the school record for with an average of 332.5 yards per game. He is only

the 13th quarterback in NCAA history with over 2,800 rushing yards and 6,000 passing yards in a career and needs 66 rushing yards and 529 passing yards to be the ninth player with 2,900

MILESTONE GAMES100-Yard Rushing Games

Name ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 TotLamar Jackson 2 8 5 - 15

100-Receiving GamesName ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 TotJaylen Smith 2 1 0 - 3Micky Crum 0 0 1 - 1

200-Yard Passing GamesName ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 TotLamar Jackson 0 5 4 - 9

300-Yard Passing GamesName ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 TotLamar Jackson 3 6 1 - 10 400-Yard Passing GamesName ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 TotLamar Jackson 0 2 0 - 2

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTIONName Streak ‘17 Career Jaylen Smith 3 22 78Traveon Samuel 4 8 44Reggie Bonnafon 0 6 29Seth Dawkins 6 11 22Ch. Standberry 4 7 24Micky Crum 3 3 18Dez Fitzpatrick 3 10 10Malik Williams 3 7 8Jordan Davis 0 2 2

CARDINALS IN THE POLLSWeek AP AM CFPPreseason 16 17 -Sept. 5 17 16 -Sept. 12 14 14 -Sept. 19 19 20

ACC 300+ passing & 100+ rushing in a single gameWoodrow Dantzler, Clemson ...........vs. N.C. State, 2001Shaun Hill, Maryland ...............................vs. Duke, 2001Cory Randolph, Wake Forest .............vs. Clemson, 2004EJ Manuel, Florida State ....................vs. Clemson, 2012Tajh Boyd, Clemson ..........................vs. NC State, 2012Brandon Connette ............................ Duke vs. Pitt, 2013Marquise Williams, N. Carolina ....vs. Notre Dame, 2014Tajh Boyd, Clemson ....................... vs. Ohio State, 2014Deshaun Watson, Clemson .............. vs. Syracuse, 2015Eric Dungey, Syracuse ............... vs. Virginia Tech, 2016Lamar Jackson, Louisville ......... vs. Syracuse, 2016Lamar Jackson, Louisville ........... vs. Purdue, 2017Lamar Jackson, Louisville ...... vs. N. Carolina, 2017Daniel Jones, Duke ................... vs. Northwestern, 2017



rushing yards and 7,000 passing yards in a career. � The former Boynton Beach High product is the 12th player in NCAA history to score 200 points and

pass for 300 points in a career (210 points, 300 passing). � Jackson set an ACC record for total offense yards per game at 393.4, while establishing a new

league mark with 610 yards of total offense in a win over Syracuse. He was only the 10th player in NCAA history to rush for over 100 yards and pass for more than 400 yards in a game.

� STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

� The Louisville offense was at it again versus North Carolina, totaling 705 yards of offense - the 11th time in the last 16 games that the Cardinals’ offense surpassed the 500-yard mark. It was the third time in the Bobby Petrino era of totaling more than 700 yards of offense in a game.

� For the fifth time in seven years under the offensive prowess of head coach Bobby Petrino, the Cardinals ended the season ranked in the top 10 nationally in total offense. Louisville finished third in the country in offense, averaging 532.7 yards per game. It was the highest ranking since 2006 when the Cardinals ended the year second in the country at 475.3 yards of offense per contest.

� The Cardinals were fifth in the nation in 2003 at 488.9 yards —the first year under Petrino. They also finished ninth in 2005 when they totaled 482.1 yards of offense.

� In finishing with an 11-1 record in 2004, the Cardinals were unstoppable on offense, leading the country with a school record average of 539.0 yards of total offense.

JACKSON CLOSES IN ON 3,000; SETS ACC RECORD

� In his third season at Louisville, quarterback Lamar Jackson is 166 yards from becoming only the second player in school history to rush for over 3,000 yards in a career and 125 yards from moving past Nathan Poole (1975-78) for second place. Walter Peacock (1972-75) holds the school record

with 3,204 yards in his career.

� In 28 games, Jackson has rushed for 2,834 yards — just 370 yards from breaking Peacock’s school mark. The reigning Heisman Trophy winner is third on the school’s career list for rushing yards, moving past Lenny Lyles (2,786 yards, 1954-57). He recently cracked the NCAA’s all-time rushing yards list by a quarterback.

� Jackson climbed to the top of the ACC record book for career rushing yards by a quarterback, boosting his career total to 2,834. He passed Georgia Tech’s Joshua Nesbitt, who previously held the mark with 2,806 yards

� Jackson, who tied the school record with 15 100-yard rushing games, needs one more to break Peacock’s school mark of 15 and three more 150-yard games to break Howard Stevens’ (1971-72) record of 10.

� With three rushing touchdowns versus North Carolina on Sept. 9, Jackson put his career

LOUISVILLE QUICK FACTSHEAD COACH BOBBY PETRINOAlma Mater: Carroll College ‘83Career Record: 110-44 (13th Year)Record at UofL: 68-23 (8th Year)ACC Record: 18-8 (3rd Year)Bowl Record: 3-4

ASSISTANT COACHES LOCATION

Peter Sirmon (Def. Coordinator/Outside LB) PBMike Summers (Co-Off. Coordinator/Off. Line) SLLonnie Galloway (Co-Off. Coordinator/WR SLCort Dennison (ILB/Recruiting Coordinator) SLChris Klenakis (Tight Ends) PBLorenzo Ward (Secondary) SLNick Petrino (Quarterbacks) SLL.D. Scott (Defensive Line) SLKolby Smith (Running Backs) SL

PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning .............................4319 Offense/21 Defense/3 SpecialistsLettermen Lost .......................................1812 Offense/4 Defense /2 Specialists

STARTERS RETURNING (14)Offense (5): WR Reggie Bonnafon (Sr.), OT Geron Christian (Jr.), QB Lamar Jackson (Jr.), OT Lukayus McNeil (Jr.), WR Jaylen Smith (Jr.)Defense (9): CB Jaire Alexander (Jr.), DL Drew Bailey (Sr.), S Zykiesis Cannon (Sr.), LB James Hearns (Sr.), S Dee Smith (Jr.), LB Stacy Thomas (Sr.), CB Trumaine Washing-ton (Sr.), S Chucky Williams (Sr.), LB Trevon Young (Sr.)* Specialists (3): K Blanton Creque (So.), P Mason King (So.), K Evan O’Hara (So.)*2016 Starter

TEAM HISTORY First Year of Football: 1912All-Time Record: 505-455-17All-Time ACC Record: 17-7All-Time Bowl Record: 10-10-1Conference Championships: 8 (2012, 2011

2006, 2004, 2001, 2000, 1972, 1970)

10-Plus Win Seasons: 6 (2013, 2012, 2006,

2004, 2001, 1990)

STADIUM INFORMATION Name: Papa John’s Cardinal StadiumCapacity: 55,000Surface: FieldTurfFirst Year: 1998Record at PJCS: 90-31

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location: Louisville, Ky.Founded: 1792Enrollment: 23,000Colors: Red & BlackInterim President: Dr. Gregory PostelAthletics Director: Tom Jurich

Purdue Lamar Jackson, Jaire Alexander, Reggie Bonnafon, Chucky WilliamsNorth Carolina Lamar Jackson, Mason King, Reggie Bonnafon, Chucky WilliamsClemson Lamar Jackson, Mason King, Reggie Bonnafon, Chucky WilliamsKent StateMurray StateNC StateBoston CollegeFlorida StateWake ForestVirginiaSyracuseKentucky

2017 TEAM CAPTAINS

CAREER RUSHING LEADERS1. Walter Peacock (1972-75) 3,2042. Nathan Poole (1975-78) 2,9583. Lamar Jackson (2015-) 2,8844. Lenny Lyles (1954-57) 2,7865. Howard Stevens (1971-72) 2,723 CAREER 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES1. 15 Walter Peacock 1972-75 15 Lamar Jackson 2015-3. 12 Howard Stevens 1971-724. 11 Frank Moreau 1995-99 11 Lenny Lyles 1954-57

CAREER 150-YARD RUSHING GAMES1. 10 Howard Stevens 1971-722. 8 Lamar Jackson 2015-3. 6 Walter Peacock 1972-75 6 Lenny Lyles 1954-575. 4 Bilal Powell 2007-10 4 Frank Moreau 1995-99



total at 35. He moved into sole possession of third on the school’s all-time list and only trails Lenny Lyles (49, 1954-57) and Michael Bush (39, 2003-06). He has five games of three or more rushing touchdowns during his career.

� Another former Yellow Jacket, Tevin Washington (2009-12) holds the league record for 38 rushing TDs by a quarterback, leaving Jackson, who has 35, just four short of breaking the record. Jackson needs five more to move into 10th place in the league for rushing scores by any player.

� Jackson ranks sixth in the ACC with 85 touchdowns responsible — leaving him 49 away from breaking Clemson’s Tajh Boyd’s (2010-13) record of 133.

� Jackson ranks 31st in the nation and fourth in the ACC with an average of 101.0 yards per game, while averaging a solid 5.3 yards per carry.

� The Pompano Beach, Fla., native is seventh all-time with 480 rushing attempts.

� Jackson’s 21 rushing touchdowns last year were the second-most in a season. � Jackson is the only player in NCAA history to pass for over 3,500 yards and rush for

over 1,500 yards in a season. His 1,571 yards on the ground were the fourth-most by a quarterback in NCAA history.

� Jackson has made 23 starts in his Louisville career since taking over during his freshman season. Jackson’s 23 starts are the 16th-most in school history by a quarterback. Jackson owns a 16-7 record as a starter.

GET ME 100 � The Cardinals are tough to beat when recording a 100-yard rusher in a game. Louisville

was 6-2 last season when a player rushed for over 100 yards in a contest and is 2-0 this season (Lamar Jackson had 107 yards against Purdue and 132 versus North Carolina).

� Quarterback Lamar Jackson owns 15 100-yard rushing yards games in his career, and the Cardinals are 12-3 in those contests.

� During Petrino’s tenure at Louisville, the Cardinals are 39-7 when rushing for 100 yards over his seven seasons.

STAY AWAY FROM THE INTERCEPTION

� Junior quarterback Lamar Jackson has stayed away from interceptions in his three years as the starter for the Cardinals. The defending Heisman Trophy winner has tossed just 18 picks in 783 passing attempts. He went 135 throws before throwing an interception in the loss to Clemson last Saturday — only the 18th of his career.

� Jackson passed Dave Ragone for seventh place on the school’s list for lowest interception percentage with 2.3 percent (18 of 782).

� Last season, Jackson threw just nine interceptions in 409 attempts, which was the 10th-best percentage on the school’s single-season list.

WILLIAMS REACHES 100-YARD PLATEAU

� Senior running back Malik Williams gave the Cardinals’ running game a shot in the arm with his big performance versus North Carolina on Sept. 9. Williams had career highs of 13 rushes and 149 yards, toting the ball an average of 11.5 yards per carry, including a career-long 74-yard run to set up UofL’s final score.

� His 149 yards are the most by a running back since Brandon Radcliff carried it for 156 yards at Syracuse in 2016.

� His 74-yard scamper was the longest for a Cardinal running back since Jeremy Smith went 80 yards for a touchdown last season against Duke.

� Out of the backfield, Williams caught two passes for 18 yards, and owns four receptions for 35 yards this season.

� With six rushes for 35 yards versus Clemson, Williams is second on the team with 184 yards and is averaging 9.7 yards per carry, while being the leading receiver out of the backfield with seven catches for 71 yards.

NO TURNOVERS ARE A WINNING COMBINATION

� After turning the football over three times in the season opener versus Purdue on Sept. 2, the Cardinals played error-free football in the win over North Carolina lon Sept. 9 — failing to turn the football over in the 47-35 win. It was the first game without a miscue since the 2015 Music City Bowl win over Texas A&M in 2015.

� In Bobby Petrino’s 92 games at Louisville, the Cardinals are 11-1 when not turning the ball over in a game. The only loss came during the 2003 season — the first for Petrino — in a 31-28 defeat on the road versus TCU. Louisville turned the ball over once in the loss to Clemson.

CANNON LEADS THE TEAM IN TACKLES;

� For the second time in three weeks, senior safety Zykiesis Cannon tied his career high in tackles. In the loss to Clemson, Zykiesis Cannon tied his career-high with nine tackles — also recording nine stops in the opener versus Purdue. He totaled a nine tackles in the win over Purdue on Sept. 2 — besting his previous high of eight versus Syracuse and Marshall last season.

� He leads the team in tackles with 23 stops, ranking 119th nationally and 15th in the Atlantic Coast Conference. � With nine tackles last weekend, it was Cannon’s 12th game of recording five or more tackles, and the fourth with eight or more tackles. � Cannon has picked up where he left off from last season when he went on to record 66 tackles and his first career interception. He finished fourth on the



team in tackles, and had the second-most tackles of any player in the secondary. � Cannon picked off the lone pass of his career in the 29-9 Citrus Bowl loss to LSU.

TURNOVERS

� Turnovers have been the key to the success over the last four seasons, forcing 85 during that span. The Cardinals forced four turnovers in the Sept. 2 win over Purdue, totaling 25 last season, 26 in 2015 and 30 in 2014.

� The Cardinals four turnovers versus Purdue, which were the most since forcing five miscues in a loss to Clemson last season. � The three interceptions versus Purdue were the most since they picked off three passes in a big home win over NC State last season. � Freshman TreSean Smith, Chucky Williams and Stacy Thomas recorded interceptions against the Boilermakers. Smith’s interception was the first by a

true freshman in a season opener in over 60 years. � Stacy Thomas added a fumble recovery and returned his second career interception 61 yards for a touchdown. It’s the first interception returned for a

touchdown since Ronald Walker took a pick 31 yards for a score against Wake Forest. � The 61-yard interception return for a touchdown was UofL’s longest interception returned for a score since Charles Gaines accomplished the feat with a

70-yard return for a score at USF in 2013. WILLIAMS SILENTLY PUTS TOGETHER IMPRESSIVE CAREER

� Senior safety Chucky Williams has quietly put together a great career. Named a captain this year,Williams started his final season with a bang, recording an interception to basically end the game versus Purdue on Sept 2. The native of Hialeah, Fla., picked off his seventh career pass after totaling three in each of the last three seasons. He is seventh on the team with nine tackles, and has been credited with 155 in 39 games with the Cardinals.

� Williams was credited with a career-high 74 tackles last season and tied his career high with three interceptions. � His best game in 2016 came at Clemson, where he recorded seven tackles, recovered a pair of fumbles and picked off a pass. He totaled a personal-best

11 tackles versus Pitt in 2015. DEFENSE U

� While the Cardinals have been known for their offensive prowess over the years, the play of the defense shouldn’t be forgotten. Louisville has put together seven-straight seasons of top 25 defenses after finishing at No. 14 last season.

� The Cardinals are one of just five programs to finish in the top 25 nationally in total defense over the last seven seasons — joining Alabama, Florida, Wisconsin and LSU.

� Including the No. 14 finish last season, the Cardinals ended the 2015 season ranked 18th, and in 2014 ranked sixth. Louisville led the nation in total defense in 2013.

� Defensively, the Cardinals have totaled 263 sacks, 109 interceptions, and 97 forced fumbles in eight seasons under Petrino.

GREENARD MAKES AN IMPACT OFF THE BENCH

� Sophomore Jonathan Greenard is becoming a force off the bench for the Cardinals’ defense. Seeing action in all three games, Greenard has caused havoc in the opposition’s backfield. The product of Hiram, Ga., has been credited with 5.5 tackles for loss — which is second in the ACC and 14th nationally — after recording a tackle for loss in the defeat last weekend versus Clemson.

� The native of Hiram, Ga., recorded a sack for the third-straight game, upping his team lead to 3.0 sacks on the season — ranking 15th in the country and is third in the ACC.

� Over the last two weeks, he has totaled eight tackles, 4.0 tackles for and two sacks.

� Appearing in only 15 career games, the 6-foot-4 pass rusher has 12.5 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks.

� He totaled 7.5 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks in 12 games a year ago.

YOUNG MAKES IMPRESSIVE RETURN

� Missing the entire 2016 season due to a severe hip injury, the Cardinals have received a big lift to the defense with the return of pass rush specialist Trevon Young, a senior outside linebacker.

� Through three games, Young, who is tied for the team lead with three QB hurries, has registered 13 tackles and is third on the team in tackles for loss (2.0) and sacks (1.5). He also blocked an extra point versus Clemson — the first since Josh Minkins blocked one versus Temple on Sept. 27, 2003.

� Making his first start since the 27-21 win over Texas A&M in the 2015 Music City Bowl, Young starred on Sept. 2 versus Purdue, totaling three tackles, 1.5 sacks and three quarterback pressures.

� Young batted down a pair of passes, including one late in the fourth quarter that stopped Purdue drives.



� Against North Carolina, Young tied a career-high with five tackles and also registered a tackle for loss — his second this season.

� During a three-game span in 2015, Young recorded eight of his sacks, notching two in a loss to Florida State and tied a career-best with three apiece in wins over Wake Forest and Boston College.

THOMAS READY FOR TOP ROLE

� Senior linebacker Stacy Thomas led the Cardinals with 10 tackles in the loss to Clemson — the fourth double-digit tackle game of his career. It was Thomas’ third game in the last five that he had 10 or more tackles in a game.

� Thomas is tied for second on the team with 20 tackles over the first three games. In the win over Purdue, the Florida native totaled six tackles, 0.5 tackles for loss, recovered a fumble, and returned and interception for a touchdown. Thomas returned his second career interception 61 yards for a touchdown, giving the Cardinals a 25-21 lead in the third quarter.

� It was the first interception returned for a touchdown since Ronald Walker took a pick 31 yards for a score against Wake Forest.

� The 61-yard interception return for a touchdown was UofL’s longest interception returned for a score since Charles Gaines accomplished the feat with a 70-yard return for a score at USF in 2013.

� Thomas enjoyed his best season in 2016 — finishing second on the team with a career-best 85 tackles. He posted eight games with six or more tackles, tying a career-high with 11 in the Citrus Bowl loss to LSU.

� Thomas totaled 21 tackles in the final two games, recording 10 versus Kentucky and 11 versus LSU. � Thomas, who owns 145 career tackles, picked off his first career pass versus NC State last year and recovered a pair of fumbles.

PICK UP THE SACKS

� Opening the season, the Cardinals have shown an ability to get to the quarterback, totaling 10 sacks after recording four in the loss to Clemson. Louisville’s defense is tied for 10th in the nation in sacks and tied for ninth with 75 yards of sacks yardage.

� Senior outside linebacker James Hearns recorded his first two sacks of the season versus Clemson, upping his career total to 12.5.

� The Cardinals brought the pass rush back versus Purdue on Sept. 2, recording four sacks and seven tackles for loss. Trumaine Washington, Jon Greenard and Drew Bailey picked up sacks, while Trevon Young led the way with 1.5 sacks. Greenard and Henry Famurewa picked up single sacks versus North Carolina, giving the Cards 6.0 sacks in the first two games.

� The Cardinals registered seven tackles for loss, the third time in four season openers reaching that mark. Louisville also achieved the feat against Miami in 2014 and Charlotte in 2016.

� Hearns led the team in sacks last season, with eight, while Greenard had 2.5 sacks as a reserve. Young, after missing a year because of a dislocated and fractured hip, is healthy again and hoping to match or better his 8.5 sacks in 2015.

� The Cardinals have totaled 123 sacks over the last three seasons, including 41.0 in 2014, which ranked 11th in the nation.

KING TURNS THE FIELD

� Sophomore Mason King was a busy man versus Clemson, punting eight times for an average of 43.8 yards per punt — tying his personal high for punts in a game. The Louisville native also had eight attempts in the bowl loss to LSU last season in the Citrus Bowl.

� King ranks 45th nationally and eighth in the ACC in punting with an average of 43.2 yards per punt. The product of St. Xavier has forced the opponents into four fair catches and has placed three of his 12 points inside the opposition’s 20-yard line.

� In his first season as the punter last year, King set a single-season record with his 43.9 average, punting 55 times, including a career-long punt of 60 yards.

RETURN GAME BETTER

� Finishing 71st in the nation last season in kickoff returns, the Cardinals are doing a better job in the return game to start the season, averaging 22.4 yards a return. Louisville ranks 48th nationally and has two returns over 30 yards — returning one 43 yards versus Purdue and a 31-yarder last week against Clemson.

� Sophomore Seth Dawkins, who owns those two returns of over 30 yards, is averaging 23.8 yards a return — placing him 42nd nationally. � For his career, Dawkins is averaging 22.5 yards a return over the last two seasons.



Career Total Yards1. 12,129 Chris Redman ....................... 1996-992. 10,819 Brian Brohm .......................... 2004-073. 9,987 Teddy Bridgewater ................ 2011-134. 9,305 Lamar Jackson ............ 2015-Pres.5. 9,161 Dave Ragone ..................... 1999-20026. 6,609 Stefan LeFors ........................ 2001-047. 6,564 Jay Gruden ............................ 1985-888. 5,410 Jeff Brohm ............................ 1989-939. 4,979 Ed Rubbert ............................ 1983-8610. 4,683 Marty Lowe ........................... 1991-95

Career Rushing Yards1. 3,204 Walter Peacock (811 att.) ...... 1972-752. 2,958 Nathan Poole (536 att.) ......... 1975-783. 2,834 Lamar Jackson (480 att.) .. 2015-Pres.4. 2,786 Lenny Lyles (396 att.) ........... 1954-575. 2,723 Howard Stevens (509 att.) .... 1971-726. 2,599 Frank Moreau (499 att.) ........ 1995-997. 2,508 Michael Bush (435 att.) ......... 2003-068. 2,365 Brandon Radcliff (438 att.) .... 2013-169. 2,363 Deon Booker (497 att.) .......... 1985-8810. 2,345 Victor Anderson (450 att.) ..... 2008-11

Career Rushing Touchdowns1. 41 Lenny Lyles ........................... 1954-572. 39 Michael Bush ......................... 2003-063. 35 Lamar Jackson ............ 2015-Pres.4. 30 Eric Shelton ........................... 2003-045. 27 Frank Moreau ........................ 1995-996. 27 Anthony Shelman .................. 1991-947. 26 Brandon Radcliff ................... 2013-168. 25 Howard Stevens .................... 1971-729. 23 Nathan Poole ......................... 1975-7810. 23 Calvin Prince ......................... 1976-77

Career Passing Completions1. 1,031 Chris Redman (1,679 att.) ..... 1996-992. 781 Teddy Bridgewater (1,142 att.) ... 2011-133. 780 Brian Brohm (1,185 att.) ....... 2004-074. 685 Dave Ragone (1,180 att.) ...... 1999-025. 572 Jay Gruden (1,049 att.) ......... 1985-886. 441 Lamar Jackson (783 att.) .. 2015-Pres.7. 430 Ed Rubbert (873 att.) ............ 1983-868. 416 Stefan LeFors (630 att.) ........ 2001-049. 416 Marty Lowe (767 att.) ............ 1991-9510. 402 Jeff Brohm (715 att.) ............. 1989-93

Career Completion Percentage (min. 200 comp.)

1. 68.4 Teddy Bridgewater (781-1,142) ... 2011-132. 66.0 Stefan LeFors (416-630) ........... 2001-043. 65.8 Brian Brohm (780-1,185) .......... 2004-074. 61.4 Chris Redman (1,031-1,679) .... 1996-995. 60.3 Adam Froman (243-403) .......... 2009-106. 58.6 Hunter Cantwell (313-534) ........ 2005-087. 58.1 Dave Ragone (685-1,180) ..... 1999-20028. 56.3 Lamar Jackson (441-783) .. 2015-Pres.9. 56.2 Jeff Brohm (402-715) ............... 1989-9310. 55.7 Browning Nagle (333-598) ........ 1988-90

Career Passing Yards1. 12,541 Chris Redman ....................... 1996-992. 10,775 Brian Brohm .......................... 2004-073. 9,817 Teddy Bridgewater ................ 2011-134. 8,564 Dave Ragone ......................... 1999-025. 7,024 Jay Gruden ............................ 1985-886. 6,471 Lamar Jackson ............ 2015-Pres.7. 5,853 Stefan LeFors ........................ 2001-048. 5,496 Ed Rubbert ............................ 1983-869. 5,451 Jeff Brohm ............................ 1989-9310. 4,861 Marty Lowe ........................... 1991-95

Career Passing Touchdowns1. 84 Chris Redman ....................... 1996-992. 74 Dave Ragone ......................... 1999-023. 72 Teddy Bridgewater ................ 2011-134. 71 Brian Brohm .......................... 2004-075. 50 Lamar Jackson ............ 2015-Pres.6. 44 Jay Gruden ............................ 1985-887. 38 Stefan LeFors ........................ 2001-048. 38 Jeff Brohm ............................ 1989-939. 34 John Madeya ......................... 1970-7210. 32 Browning Nagle ..................... 1988-90

Career Field Goals Made1. 66 John Wallace (85 att.) ........... 2012-152. 60 Art Carmody (73 att.) ............ 2004-073. 44 Nate Smith (64 att.) ............... 2000-034. 36 Ron Bell (58 att.) ................... 1987-905. 35 David Akers (61 att.) ............. 1993-966. 32 Chris Philpott (44 att.) ........... 2008-117. 24 Wilbur Summers (47 att.) ..... 1972-758. 22 Jon Hilbert (33 att.) ............... 1996-999. 22 Klaus Wilmsmeyer (30 att.) ..... 1988-9110. 21 Blanton Creque (24 att.) ... 2016-Pres.

Career Field Goal Percentage (min. 20 att.)

1. 87.5 Blanton Creque (21-24) .... 2016-Pres.2. 82.2 Art Carmody (60-73) ............. 2004-073. 77.6 John Wallace (66-85) ............ 2012-154. 76.9 Danny Cerione (20 of 26) ...... 1983-865. 73.3 Klaus Wilmsmeyer (22-30) ...... 1988-916. 72.7 Chris Philpott (32-44) ........... 2008-117. 68.8 Nate Smith (44-64) ............... 2000-038. 66.7 Jon Hilbert (22-33) ................ 1996-999. 62.1 Ron Bell (36-58) .................... 1987-9010. 57.4 David Akers (35-61) .............. 1993-96

Career Points Responsible For (Points scored & passed for)

1. 536 Chris Redman ....................... 1996-992. 512 Lamar Jackson ............ 2015-Pres.3. 510 Dave Ragone ......................... 1999-024. 480 Brian Brohm .......................... 2004-075. 468 Teddy Bridgewater ................ 2011-136. 433 Art Carmody .......................... 2004-077. 384 John Wallace ......................... 2012-158. 318 Lenny Lyles ........................... 1954-579. 304 Jay Gruden ............................ 1985-8810. 280 Stefan LeFors ........................ 2001-04

Touchdowns Scored1. 49 Lenny Lyles ........................... 1954-572. 41 Michael Bush ......................... 2003-063. 35 Lamar Jackson ............ 2015-Pres.4. 33 DeVante Parker ..................... 2011-145. 33 Ibn Green .............................. 1996-996. 33 Tom Lucia ............................. 1947-507. 32 Arnold Jackson ..................... 1997-008. 30 Eric Shelton ........................... 2003-049. 30 Howard Stevens .................... 1971-7210. 29 Ralph Dawkins ...................... 1990-93

Career TDs Responsible For (TDs scored & passed for)

1. 87 Chris Redman ....................... 1996-992. 85 Lamar Jackson ............ 2015-Pres.3. 83 Dave Ragone ......................... 1999-024. 80 Brian Brohm .......................... 2004-075. 78 Teddy Bridgewater ................ 2011-136. 52 Lenny Lyles ........................... 1954-577. 48 Jay Gruden ............................ 1985-888. 45 Stefan LeFors ........................ 2001-049. 44 Michael Bush ......................... 2003-0610. 44 Jeff Brohm ............................ 1989-93

Career Punt Return Yards1. 972 Arnold Jackson (100 ret.) ...... 1997-002. 729 Montrell Jones (70 ret.) ........ 2004-053. 594 Herbie Phelps (56 ret.) .......... 1967-684. 517 Damien Dorsey (34 ret.) ........ 2000-025. 485 Keith Stephens (54 ret.) ........ 1986-886. 441 Bill McMahon (33 ret.) .......... 1964-667. 439 Jaire Alexander (44 ret.) .. 2015-Pres.8. 433 Greg Campbell (42 ret.) ......... 1970-719. 404 Doug Beaumont (34 ret.) ...... 2007-1010. 404 Kevin Miller (54 ret.) ............. 1974-77

Career Fumbles Forced1. 11 Elvis Dumervil ....................... 2002-052. 9 Calvin Pryor ........................... 2011-133. 8 Marcus Smith ........................ 2010-134. 7 Lamar Myles ......................... 2005-075. 7 Tyrus McCloud ...................... 1993-966. 6 Michael Brown ...................... 1999-027. 6 Joe Johnson .......................... 1991-938. 6 Andy Culley ........................... 1989-929. 5 James Hearns ............. 2014-Pres.10. 5 Lorenzo Mauldin ................... 2011-1411. 5 Hakeem Smith ....................... 2010-1312. 5 Alan Campos ......................... 1994-95

Louisville Football Career Records



2017 ACC Standings ACC GAMES OVERALL Atlantic W -L For Opp W-L For Opp Hm Rd Nu Div.Wake Forest 1-0 34 10 3-0 131 27 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-0Clemson 1-0 47 21 3-0 117 30 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-0Louisville 1-1 68 62 2-1 103 110 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1Syracuse 0-0 0 0 2-1 114 54 2-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 NC State 0-0 0 0 2-1 114 71 2-0 0-0 0-1 0-0Boston College 0-1 10 34 1-2 53 103 0-2 1-0 0-0 0-0Florida State 0-0 0 0 0-1 7 24 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 ACC GAMES OVERALL Coastal W -L For Opp W-L For Opp Hm Rd Nu Div.Duke 0-0 0 0 3-0 135 44 3-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Virginia Tech 0-0 0 0 3-0 122 41 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0Miami 0-0 0 0 1-0 41 13 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Virginia 0-0 0 0 2-1 83 62 2-1 0-0 0-0 0-0Georgia Tech 0-0 0 0 1-1 78 52 1-0 0-0 0-1 0-0North Carolina 0-1 35 47 1-2 118 105 0-2 1-0 0-0 0-0Pitt 0-0 0 0 1-2 63 113 1-1 0-1 0-0 0-0

THIS WEEK IN THE ACCFriday, September 22Virginia at Boise State, ESPN/ESPN2, 8 pm

Saturday, September 23Boston College at ClemsonDuke at North CarolinaNC State at Florida StatePitt at Georgia Tech

Kent State at LouisvilleToledo at MiamiSyracuse at LSUOld Dominion at Virginia TechWake Forest at Appalachian State

Friday, September 29Miami at Duke

September 30Central Michigan at Boston CollegeClemson at Virginia TechFlorida State at Wake ForestNorth Carolina at Georgia TechMurray State at Louisville Syracuse at NC StateRice at Pitt

AMWAY COACHES POLL1. Alabama(59) 3-0 1618 —2. Clemson(6) 3-0 1535 —3. Oklahoma 3-0 1505 —4. Penn State 3-0 1364 15. USC 3-0 1348 16. Washington 3-0 1277 —7. Oklahoma State 3-0 1219 18. Michigan 3-0 1171 19. Ohio State 2-1 1052 —10. Wisconsin 3-0 1032 211. Florida State 0-1 985 112. Georgia 3-0 978 113. Virginia Tech 3-0 775 314. Miami 1-0 659 115. TCU 3-0 602 516. Auburn 2-1 555 117. South Florida 3-0 446 418. Washington State 3-0 441 419. Mississippi State 3-0 412 NR20. Louisville 2-1 382 621. Utah 3-0 324 322. Florida 1-1 312 323. LSU 2-1 243 1224. Oregon 3-0 208 NR25. San Diego State 3-0 141 NR

ASSSOCIATED PRESS POLL 1. Alabama(45) 3-0 1504 —2. Clemson(15) 3-0 1446 13. Oklahoma(1) 3-0 1432 14. Penn State 3-0 1306 15. USC 3-0 1241 16. Oklahoma State 3-0 1154 37. Washington 3-0 1141 18. Michigan 3-0 1081 19. Wisconsin 3-0 1031 110. Ohio State 2-1 1015 211. Georgia 3-0 940 212. Florida State 0-1 922 113. Virginia Tech 3-0 730 314. Miami 1-0 606 315. Auburn 2-1 596 —16. TCU 3-0 553 417. Mississippi State 3-0 532 NR18. Washington State 3-0 419 319. Louisville 2-1 356 520. Florida 1-1 308 421. South Florida 3-0 272 122. San Diego State 3-0 201 NR23. Utah 3-0 194 NR24. Oregon 3-0 158 NR25. LSU 2-1 153 13

ACC BOWL TIE-INS

Quick Lane Bowl Dec. 26 ESPN TBA Detroit, Mich. Big Ten vs. ACC/NDIndependence Bowl Dec. 27 ESPN 1:30 pm Shreveport, La. SEC vs. ACC/NDPinstripe Bowl Dec. 27 ESPN 5:15 pm New York, N.Y. Big Ten vs. ACC/NDMilitary Bowl Dec. 28 ESPN 1:30 pm Annanpolis, Md. AAC vs. ACC/NDCamping World Bowl Dec. 28 ESPN 5:15 pm Orlando, Fla. Big 12 vs. ACC/NDBelk Bowl Dec. 29 ESPN 1 pm Charlotte, N.C. SEC vs. ACC/NDSun Bowl Dec. 29 CBS 2 pm Orlando, Fla. Pac 12 vs. ACC/NDMusic City Bowl Dec. 29 ESPN 4:30 pm Nashville, Tenn. SEC/Big 10 vs. ACC/NDTax Slayer Bowl Dec. 30 ESPN Noon Jacksonville, Fla. SEC/Big 10 vs. ACC/NDOrange Bowl Dec. 30 ESPN 8 p.m. Miami, Fla. SEC/Big 10 vs. ACC/NDCitrus Bowl Jan. 1 ABC 1 p.m. Orlando, Fla. SEC/Big 10 vs. ACC/ND



No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Cl. Hometown (Previous School)1 P.J. Mbanasor 6-1 190 CB SO Pflugerville, Texas (Oklahoma)1 Traveon Samuel 5-7 170 WR JR Phenix City, Ala. (Central)2 Corey Reed 6-3 193 WR FR Fulton, Ga. (Roswell)3 Cornelius Sturghill 5-11 187 WR SO Memphis, Tenn. (Melrose)3 Malik Cunningham 6-1 188 QB FR Montgomery, Ala. (Park Crossing)4 Jawon Pass 6-4 220 QB R-FR Columbus, Ga. (Carver)4 TreSean Smith 6-1 186 CB FR Hamilton, Ohio (LaSalle)5 Seth Dawkins 6-3 206 WR SO Columbus, Ohio (Franklin Heights)6 Russ Yeast 5-11 187 CB FR Greenwood, Ind. (Center Grove)7 Reggie Bonnafon 6-3 208 RB SR Louisville, Ky. (Trinity)8 Lamar Jackson 6-3 200 QB JR Pompano Beach, Fla. (Boynton Beach)9 Jaylen Smith 6-4 219 WR JR Pascagoula, Miss. (Pascagoula)9 C.J. Avery 5-11 205 S FR Grenada, Miss. (Grenada)10 Jaire Alexander 5-11 192 CB JR Charlotte, N.C. (Rocky River)10 Rodjay Burns 6-0 190 CB SO Louisville, Ky. (Trinity)11 Kemari Averett 6-6 253 TE FR Atlanta, Ga. (Grady)11 Dee Smith 6-1 202 S JR Florence, Ala. (Florence)12 Trey Smith 6-0 225 RB SO Madison, Miss. (Madison Central)12 Rodney Owens 6-0 199 S FR Goodlettsville, Tenn. (Ensworth)13 P.J. Blue 6-3 208 S R-FR Jemison, Ala. (Park Crossing)13 Sean McCormack 6-5 223 QB R-FR Darien, Ill. (Hinsdale)14 Drew Bailey 6-3 289 DL SR Jacksonville, Fla. (Pearl River CC)15 Clay Bolin 6-0 199 QB R-FR Lexington, Ky. (Bourbon County)15 Trumaine Washington 5-10 181 CB SR Miami, Fla. (Killian)17 Dorian Etheridge 6-3 228 LB FR Charleston, W. Va. (Capital)18 Justin Marshall 6-3 195 WR FR Conyers, Ga. (Georgia Prep Sports Academy)20 Ronald Walker 6-1 198 CB SR Byran, Miss. (Copiah-Lincoln)21 London Iakopo 6-0 212 S JR Carson, Calif. (Long Beach CC)22 Chucky Williams 6-2 206 S SR Hialeah, Fla. (Champagnat Catholic)22 Harry Trotter 5-11 190 RB SO Atchison, Kan. (Fort Scott)23 Jovel Smith 5-10 185 RB FR Louisville, Ky. (Trinity) 23 Lyn Strange 6-1 195 S FR Leon, Fla. (North Florida Christian)24 Zykiesis Cannon 6-0 188 S SR Mauldin, S.C. (Carolina Academy)25 Dae Williams 6-1 235 RB R-FR Sapulpa, Okla. (Sapulpa)26 Chris Taylor-Yamanoha 6-2 183 WR R-FR Rohnert Park, Calif. (Rancho Cotate)27 Anthony Johnson 6-1 179 CB FR Coconut Creek, Fla. (Chaminade-Madonna)28 Mason King 6-3 213 P SO Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier)29 Malik Williams 6-3 215 RB SR Wilson, N.C. (Alan Hancock College)30 Khane Pass 6-1 207 S SO Columbus, Ga. (Carver)30 Jeffery Banks 6-2 206 WR SO Olive Branch, Miss. (Pearl River) 31 Malik Staples 6-1 222 LB SO Suwanee, Ga. (Peachtree Ridge)31 Jack Duane 5-10 157 WR SR Chatham, N.J. (Chatham)32 Stacy Thomas 6-1 240 LB SR Miami, Fla. (Gulliver Prep)33 Colin Wilson 6-1 221 RB FR Green Cove Springs, Fla. (Clay)34 Jeremy Smith 6-2 224 RB SR Hammond, La. (Fresno City CC)35 Lamarques Thomas 6-0 184 S SO Clinton, Miss. (Clinton)35 Greg Bethel 6-0 195 RB FR Louisville, Ky. (Moore)36 Evan O’Hara 6-0 209 K JR Florence, Ky. (Boone)36 Maurice Burkley 5-9 191 RB FR Naperville, Ill. (Metea Valley)38 Jack Fagot 6-0 176 S FR Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Catholic)38 Vince Lococo 6-0 233 FB R-FR Louisville, Ky. (Trinity)39 Taveon Graves 5-5 179 RB FR Rineyville, Ky. (North Hardin)39 Aaron Floyd 5-10 190 CB SO Florence, Ky. (Boone County)40 Kaheem Roach 6-1 186 S FR Miramar, Fla. (Miramar)42 Isaac Stewart 6-2 247 LB JR Charlotte, N.C. (Butler)42 Tyler Polston 6-3 250 TE SR Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier)43 Damien Smith 6-1 240 LB SO Louisville, Ky. (Manual)43 Jovan Smith 5-10 198 RB FR Louisville, Ky. (Trinity)45 Blanton Creque 5-11 188 K SO Shelbyville, Ky. (Collins)46 Brendan Lowery 6-0 200 LS SO Barrington, Ill. (Barrington)47 Austin Johnson 6-2 198 P R-FR Louisville, Ky. (DeSales)48 Collin Demetrakis 5-9 216 LB FR Union, Ky. (Ryle)

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No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Cl. Hometown (Previous School)49 Boosie Whitlow 6-3 240 DL SO Opelika, Ala. (Opelika)49 Tobias Little 6-0 248 FB R-FR Atlanta, Ga. (Mays)50 Jacob Pierce 6-2 240 DL FR Ashland, Ky. (Russell)51 Keon Johnson 6-0 245 LB FR Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. (Dwyer)52 Mitch Hall 6-1 207 LS FR Clayton, N.C. (Clayton) 53 Amonte Caban 6-1 254 LB SO Smiths, Ala. (Smiths Station)55 Isaac Martin 6-1 239 LB FR Louisville, Ky. (Trinity)56 Kam Jones 5-11 212 LB FR Gwinnett, Ga. (Peachtree Ridge)57 Dayna Overton 6-3 238 DE FR Jeffersonville, Ind. (Jeffersonville)58 Jonathan Greenard 6-4 245 LB SO Hiram, Ga. (Hiram)59 Caleb Tillman 6-3 279 DL R-FR Dothan, Ala. (Northview)60 Tyler Haycraft 6-3 292 OL SO Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier)61 Caleb Chandler 6-4 302 OL FR Jefferson, Ga. (Jefferson)62 Derek Dorsey 6-3 283 DL R-FR Louisville, Ky. (Manual)63 Nathan Scheler 6-1 285 OL SO Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier)64 Tyler Robinson 5-11 347 DL R-FR Fort Thomas, Ky. (Highlands)65 Ronald Rudd 6-5 318 OL JR Rialto, Calif. (Chaffey College)66 Cole Bentley 6-3 317 OL FR Belfry, Ky. (Belfry)68 Danny Burns 6-6 321 OL JR Hamilton, Ohio (Fairfield)69 Chaz Ray 6-3 331 DL SO Louisville, Ky. (Fern Creek)70 Toriano Roundtree 6-7 315 OL SR Gainesville, Fla. (Eastern Arizona)71 Toryque Bateman 6-6 305 OL FR Gadsden City, Ala. (Gadsden City)72 Lukayus McNeil 6-6 324 OL JR Indianapolis, Ind. (Decatur Central)73 Mekhi Becton 6-7 335 OL FR Highland Springs. Va. (Highland Springs)74 Geron Christian 6-6 318 OL JR Ocala, Fla. (Trinity Catholic)75 Robbie Bell 6-5 300 OL R-FR Hoschton, Ga. (Mill Creek)77 Linwood Foy 6-4 312 OL JR Los Angeles, Calif. (College of the Canyons)78 Max Martin 6-3 290 OL R-FR Louisville, Ky. (Trinity)79 Kenny Thomas 6-6 333 OL JR Pratttville, Ala. (Prattville)80 Charles Standberry 6-3 243 TE SR Montgomery, Ala. (Carver)81 Emonee Spence 6-3 197 WR SO Pembroke Pines, Fla. (Flanagan)82 Keion Wakefield 5-10 179 WR R-FR Louisville, Ky. (Male)83 Micky Crum 6-4 235 TE JR Columbus, Ohio (Hamilton Township)84 Josh Johnson 5-11 180 WR FR Atlanta, Ga. (Woodward Academy) 85 Jordan Davis 6-4 262 TE SO Clear Lake, Texas (Clear Lake)86 Devante Peete 6-6 210 WR JR Pompano Beach, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas)87 Dez Fitzpatrick 6-2 200 WR R-FR Farmington Hills, Mich. (Waterford Mott)88 Javonte Bagley 6-3 202 WR SR Vero Beach, Fla. (Vero Beach)89 Jordan Thomas 5-11 155 WR FR Lexington, Ky. (Lafayette)90 De’Asian Richardson 6-3 330 DL SR Jacksonville, Fla. (First Coast)91 Trevon Young 6-4 255 LB SR Des Moines, Iowa (Iowa Western CC)92 Malik Clark 6-2 249 LB FR Milledgeville, Ga. (Baldwin)93 Gary McCrae 6-4 252 LB JR Cuthbert, Ga. (Randolph Clay)94 G.G. Robinson 6-4 302 DL SO Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview) 96 Henry Famurewa 6-2 275 LB JR Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern) 97 Nick Okeke 6-3 225 LB FR Smyrna, Tenn. (Smyrna)98 Tabarius Peterson 6-3 250 LB R-FR Tucker, Ga. (Tucker)99 James Hearns 6-3 244 LB SR Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln)

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THE PETRINO FILEYears Coached: 8th SeasonAlma Mater: Carroll College, ‘83 Career Record: 111-44 (.716)Record at Louisville: 69-23 (.750)ACC Record: 18-8 (.692)Bowl Record: 3-4 (.471)Conference USA Championships: 1BIG EAST Championships: 1Wife: BeckyDaughters: Kelsey, KatieSons: Nicky, Bobby, Jr. Hometown: Helena, Mont. COACHING EXPERIENCE1983 Carroll (MT) (GA)1984 Weber State (GA)1985–1986 Carroll (MT) (OC)1987–1988 Weber State (WR/TE)1989 Idaho (QB)1990–1991 Idaho (OC)1992–1993 Arizona State (QB)1994 Nevada (OC/QB)1995–1997 Utah State (OC)1998 Louisville (OC)1999–2000 Jacksonville Jaguars (QB)2001 Jacksonville Jaguars (OC)2002 Auburn (OC)2003–2006 Louisville2007 Atlanta Falcons2008–2011 Arkansas2013 Western Kentucky2014–present Louisville UL BEFORE AND SINCE PETRINO 1990-98 2003- Before After Overall Record 54-46-3 69-23Conference Record 31-33-2 42-14vs. Ranked Opp. 5-29-2 5-13Weeks in AP Top 25 19 62Conference Titles 2 2BCS Games 0 1Bowl Games 3 7National Award Winners 1 4Heisman Trophy Winners 0 1First-Team All-Americans 3 6All-Conference Selections 17 64Academic All-Conference 0 26NFL First-Round Picks 1 4NFL Top-5 Round Picks 12 23Years in Final AP Top 25 2 5Years in Final AP Top 10 0 3Years in Final AP Top 5 0 2

BOBBY PETRINO8th season • 69-23 at Louisville • 111-44 Overall

• 2015 Music City Bowl Champions • 2012 Cotton Bowl Cham-pions • 2010 Liberty Bowl Champions • 2007 Orange Bowl

Champions • 2006 BIG EAST Champions •2004 Liberty Champions • 2004 C-USA Champions

PETRINO’S YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORDYear Team Overall Conf. Bowl/playoffs Coaches AP2003 Louisville 9–4 5–3 L, GMAC -- --2004 Louisville 11–1 8–0 W, Liberty 7 62005 Louisville 9–3 5–2 L, Gator 20 192006 Louisville 12–1 6–1 W, Orange 6 52008 Arkansas 5–7 2–6 --- -- --2009 Arkansas 8–5 3–5 W, Liberty -- --2010 Arkansas 10–3 6–2 L, Sugar 12 122011 Arkansas 11–2 6–2 W, Cotton 5 52013 W. Kentucky 8–4 4–3 --- -- --2014 Louisville 9–4 5–3 L, Belk 24 242015 Louisville 8–5 5–3 W, Music City -- --2016 Louisville 9–4 7–1 L, Citrus 20 212017 Louisville 2-1 1-1 14 14Totals 111-44 63-32

PETRINO’S COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS � Bobby Petrino owns the top winning percentage in school history, posting a 75.2

percentage over his seven seasons with the Cardinals.

� His 68 wins are the second-most in school history, trailing Frank Camp, who had 118 wins in 23 seasons as head coach.

� Is the only coach in school history to lead the Cardinals to seven-straight bowl appearances.

� Owns a 36-6 record at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, including a school-best 20-game winning streak from 2003-06 and included the first two games of the 2014 campaign

� In 2006, the Cardinals tied a school record with 12 wins and won the program’s first BCS Bowl game with a 24-13 victory over Wake Forest.

� In 2004, the Cardinals led the nation in scoring offense (49.8) and total offense (539.0). Louisville was second in the country in total offense (475.3) in 2006.

� The Cardinals finished a school-best fifth in the final 2006 Associated Press Poll.

� Louisville ended the year in the top 25 in five of his seven seasons as head coach, including two top-10 finishes (6th in 2004 and 5th in 2006).

� Ranks sixth among active head coaches with a minimum of 10 seasons, with his 71.7 winning percentage.

� Has produced 34 NFL Draft selections during his tenure as head coach of the Cardinals — four coming in the first round.

� The Cardinals had a school-record 10 players drafted in the 2015 NFL Draft, including wide receiver DeVante Parker, the No. 14 selection by the Miami Dolphins.



300-Yard Passing Games (30)Stefan LeFors 459 TCU 2003Lamar Jackson 417 Marshall 2016Lamar Jackson 411 Syracuse 2016Stefan LeFors 406 Army 2003Lamar Jackson 393 North Carolina 2017Brian Brohm 389 South Florida 2005Kyle Bolin 381 Kentucky 2014Lamar Jackson 378 Purdue 2017Brian Brohm 368 Oregon State 2005Dave Ragone 368 Kentucky 2001Lamar Jackson 361 Virginia 2016Kyle Bolin 362 Syracuse 2015Lamar Jackson 355 NC State 2016Brian Brohm 354 West Virginia 2006Brian Brohm 341 Connecticut 2006Hunter Cantwell 340 M. Tennessee 2006Brian Brohm 337 Pittsburgh 2006Stefan LeFors 334 Houston 2003Will Gardner 330 Florida State 2014Brian Brohm 324 Cincinnati 2006Stefan LeFors 321 Memphis 2004Lamar Jackson 317 Clemson 2017Stefan LeFors 317 Houston 2004Brian Brohm 315 Rutgers 2005Brian Brohm 311 Wake Forest 2006Brian Brohm 307 Temple 2006Lamar Jackson 307 Florida State 2015Brian Brohm 304 North Carolina 2005Brian Brohm 303 Cincinnati 2005Kyle Bolin 300 Georgia 2014 100-Yard Rushing Games (53)Lamar Jackson 226 Texas A&M 2015Michael Bush 204 Fla. Atlantic 2005Lamar Jackson 199 Syracuse 2016Lamar Jackson 186 Kentucky 2015Lamar Jackson 185 Boston College 2016Lamar Jackson 184 Samford 2015Lamar Jackson 171 Kentucky 2016Kolby Smith 165 Syracuse 2006Lamar Jackson 162 Clemson 2016Michael Bush 159 West Va. 2005Eric Shelton 158 Cincinnati 2004Brandon Radcliff 156 Syracuse 2016Lamar Jackson 153 Wake Forest 2016Eric Shelton 151 Kentucky 2004Malik Williams 149 North Carolina 2017Brandon Radcliff 146 Virginia 2015Lamar Jackson 146 Florida State 2016Lamar Jackson 144 Duke 2016Dom Brown 143 Miami 2014Brandon Radcliff 141 Wake Forest 2016Lionel Gates 140 Houston 2003George Stripling 137 Syracuse 2005Michael Bush 137 Houston 2004Brandon Radcliff 136 Notre Dame 2014Eric Shelton 136 Memphis 2004Jamari Staples 136 Syracuse 2016Eric Shelton 135 Syracuse 2003Michael Dyer 134 Florida St. 2014Lamar Jackson 132 North Carolina 2017Brandon Radcliff 131 Marshall 2016Brandon Radcliff 129 Wake Forest 2014Eric Shelton 129 East Carolina 2004Michael Bush 128 Kentucky 2006Michael Bush 128 Kentucky 2005Eric Shelton 128 Tulane 2003Lionel Gates 128 Miami (OH) 2003L.J. Scott 127 Murray State 2014Michael Bush 127 Cincinnati 2005Michael Bush 126 Cincinnati 2003Lamar Jackson 121 NC State 2015Michael Bush 121 Connecticut 2005Lamar Jackson 119 Charlotte 2016

Brandon Radcliff 118 Florida State 2016Eric Shelton 118 East Carolina 2003Brandon Radcliff 117 Syracuse 2015George Stripling 117 Cincinnati 2005Michael Bush 115 Pittsburgh 2005Lionel Gates 112 Kentucky 2004 Brandon Radcliff 110 Syracuse 2014Lionel Gates 109 Miami 2004Lamar Jackson 107 Purdue 2017Lamar Jackson 106 Auburn 2015Michael Bush 106 Cincinnati 2004 100-Yard Receiving Games (48)DeVante Parker 214 Florida State 2014Jamari Staples 194 Pittsburgh 2015Jaylen Smith 183 North Carolina 2017Joshua Tinch 183 Rutgers 2005DeVante Parker 180 Kentucky 2014Mario Urrutia 175 Oregon St. 2005James Quick 174 FIU 2014Harry Douglas 165 Wake Forest 2006J.R. Russell 153 Army 2003Harry Douglas 149 UConn 2006Joshua Tinch 148 Houston 2004J.R. Russell 146 Memphis 2004DeVante Parker 144 Boston College 2014Mario Urrutia 144 Pittsburgh 2006J.R. Russell 144 Miami 2003Mario Urrutia 138 Florida Atlantic 2005Mario Urrutia 134 MTSU 2006Lionel Gates 134 TCU 2003Jamari Staples 133 Wake Forest 2015J.R. Russell 133 Syracuse 2003Mario Urrutia 133 South Florida 2005DeVante Parker 132 NC State 2014Harry Douglas 132 Pittsburgh 2006James Quick 130 Florida State 2015Joshua Tinch 130 W. Virginia 2005Jaylen Smith 123 Boston College 2016Broderick Clark 122 Army 2004James Quick 122 Florida State 2016DeVante Parker 120 Georgia 2014Jamari Staples 120 Virginia 2016J.R. Russell 119 TCU 2003Montrell Jones 118 Syracuse 2005Jaylen Smith 117 Purdue 2017Harry Douglas 116 W.Virginia 2006Mario Urrutia 113 W.Virginia 2006Gary Barnidge 112 USF 2006J.R. Russell 111 USF 2004J.R. Russell 111 Houston 2003J.R. Russell 111 Cincinnati 2003Mario Urrutia 110 Temple 2006James Quick 108 Syracuse 2016J.R. Russell 107 TCU 2004Cole Hikutini 103 Texas A&M 2015Cole Hikutini 103 Houston 2015J.R. Russell 103 Tulane 2004J.R. Russell 101 E. Carolina 2004James Quick 101 Clemson 2014Cole Hikutini 100 Kentucky 2016

Multiple 100-Yard Rushers149, Malik Williams vs. North Carolina, 2017132, Lamar Jackson vs. North Carolina, 2017199, Lamar Jackson vs. Syracuse, 2016156, Brandon Radcliff vs. Syracuse, 2016146, Lamar Jackson vs. Fla. St., 2016118, Brandon Radcliff vs. Fla. St., 2016 127, Michael Bush vs. Cincinnati, 2005117, George Stripling vs. Cincinnati,2005158, Eric Shelton vs. Cincinnati, 2004106, Michael Bush vs. Cincinnati, 2004140, Lionel Gates vs. Houston, 2003137, Michael Bush vs. Houston, 2003 Multiple 100-Yard Receivers136, Jamari Staples vs. Syracuse, 2016108, James Quick vs. Syracuse, 2016144, Mario Urrutia vs. Pittsburgh, 2006 132, Harry Douglas vs. Pittsburgh, 20063. 116, Harry Douglas vs. W. Virginia, 2006 113, Mario Urrutia vs. W. Virginia, 20064. 134, Lionel Gates vs. TCU, 2003 119, JR Russell vs. TCU, 2003100-Yard Rusher & 100-Yard Receiver1. 199, Lamar Jackson vs. Syracuse, 2016 156, Brandon Radcliff vs. Syracuse, 2016 136, Jamari Staples vs. Syracuse, 2016 108, James Quick vs. Syracuse, 20162. 146, Lamar Jackson vs. Fla. St., 2016 118, Brandon Radcliff vs. Fla St, 2016 122, James Quick vs. Fla. St., 20163. 185, Lamar Jackson vs. BC, 2016 123, Jaylen Smith vs. BC, 2016300-Yard Paser & 100-Yard Rusher1. 417, Lamar Jackson vs. Marshall, 2016 131, Brandon Radcliff vs. Marshall, 2016300-Yd Paser, 100-Yd Receiver & 100-Yd Rusher1. 411, Lamar Jackson vs. Syracuse, 2016 199, Lamar Jackson vs. Syracuse, 2016 156, Brandon Radcliff vs. Syracuse, 2016 136, Jamari Staples vs. Syracuse, 2016 108, James Quick vs. Syracuse, 2016

HEAD COACH BOBBY PETRINO SUPERLATIVES



HEAD COACH BOBBY PETRINO SUPERLATIVESMost Points In A Game70 vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016 70, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Fewest Points In A Game7, vs. Memphis, Nov. 15, 2003

Most Points In A Half56 (1st), vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016

Most Points In A Quarter30, (4th), at Houston, Nov. 20, 2004

Largest Deficit Overcome For A Win21 (0-21), at Kentucky, Nov. 28, 2015

Most Points at Home70 vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 201670, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Fewest Points at Home7, vs. Memphis, Nov. 15, 2003

Most Points In A Road Game65, at Houston, Nov. 20, 2004

Most Touchdowns Scored10, vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 201610, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 2, 2004 Most Touchdowns Scored In A Quarter4, Six Times (MR: vs. Wake Forest, Nov. 12, 2016)

Most Touchdowns Scored In A Half8, vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016

Most Rushing Touchdowns Scored7, Five times (Syracuse, FSU, 2016)

Most Passing Touchdowns Scored8, vs. Oregon State, Sept. 17, 2005

Most Field Goals Made4, vs. NC State, Oct. 22, 20164, vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2005

Punt Returns For A Touchdown3, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Fumble Returns For A Touchdown2, vs. North Carolina, Oct. 8, 2005

Most First Downs38 vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016

Fewest First Downs12, vs. Memphis, Nov. 15, 2003

Most Yards Of Total Offense845 vs. Syracuse,Sept. 9, 2016

Most Yards Of Total Offense In A Half520 (1st), at Syracuse, Sept. 9, 2016

Most Plays94, vs. Oregon State, Sept. 17, 2005

Highest Average Per Play11.2, vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016

Most Yards Rushing445, vs. Houston, Nov. 22, 2003

Fewest Yards Rushing-1, at Pittsburgh, Nov. 21, 2015

Most Rushing Attempts55, vs. Clemson, Oct. 1, 201655, vs. Kentucky, Sept. 3, 2006

Fewest Rushing Attempts24, at Pittsburgh, Nov. 21, 2015

Highest Average Per Rush11.5, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Most Pass Completions31, at West Virginia, Oct. 15, 2005

Fewest Pass Completions8, at Notre Dame, Nov. 22, 2014

Most Pass Attempts50, at TCU, Nov. 5, 2003

Fewest Pass Attempts15, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Most Passes Had Intercepted3, Four Times (MR: vs. Kentucky, Nov. 26, 2016)

Most Yards Passing459, at TCU, Nov. 5, 2003

Fewest Yards Passing103, at NC State, Oct. 3, 2015

Highest Pass Completion Percentage.808 (21-25), vs. Oregon St., Sept. 17, 2005

Highest Average Per Attempt17.1, vs. Oregon State, Sept. 17, 2005

Highest Average Per Completion22.6, vs. Miami (FL), Sept. 16, 2006

Most Fumbles4, vs. Syracuse, Nov. 26, 2005

Most Fumbles Lost3, Four Times (MR: vs. Houston, Nov. 17, 2016)

Most Turnovers4, Eight Times (MR: vs. Kentucky, Nov. 26, 2016)

Most Total Plays Without A Turnover88, vs. Murray State, Sept. 6, 2014

Most Penalties16 vs. Purdue, Sept. 2, 2017

Fewest Penalties0, vs. Boston College, Nov. 5, 2016

Most Penalty Yards143, at Marshall, Sept. 24, 2016

Fewest Penalty Yards0, vs. Boston College, Nov. 5, 2016

Most Punts12, at Clemson, Oct. 11, 2014

Fewest Punts0, vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2005

Highest Average Punting Yards (Min. 2 Att.)51.0 (3), vs. Kentucky, Sept. 5, 2004 Most Punt Returns8, at FIU, Sept. 20, 20148, vs. TCU, Nov. 10, 2004

Most Punt Return Yards154 (6), vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Highest Avg. Punt Return Yards (Min. 2)65.0 (2), vs. Florida State, Sept. 17, 2016

Lowest Avg. Punt Return Yards (Min 2)-2.75 (4), at Wake Forest, Oct. 30, 2015

Most Kickoff Returns8, vs. Georgia (Belk Bowl) Dec. 23, 20148, at Memphis, Nov. 4, 2004

Most Kickoff Return Yards200 (5), at Rutgers, Nov. 9, 2006

Highest Kickoff Return Average (Min. 2 Att.)44.0 (3), vs. Miami (FL), Sept. 1, 2014

Most Interceptions By (Louisville)4, at Wake Forest, Oct. 30, 20154, at Boston College, Nov. 8, 2014

Highest Pct. Of Third-Down Conversions.733 (11-15), at Army, Sept. 11, 2004

Fewest Third-Down Conversions1 (of 9), vs. Syracuse, Nov. 7, 20151 (of 11), vs. Florida State, Oct. 31, 20141 (of 17), at Clemson, Oct. 11, 20141 (of 4), vs. Oregon State, Sept. 17, 2004

Lowest Pct. Of Third-Down Conversions.059 (1-17), at Clemson, Oct. 11, 2004

Most Third Down Attempts20, at USF, Oct. 4, 2003

Most Fourth-Down Conversions4, vs. Murray State, Sept. 6, 2014

Most Fourth-Down Conversion Attempts5 (4), vs. Murray State, Sept. 6, 20145 (3), vs. Kentucky, Sept. 5, 2004

Most Time Of Possession42:09, vs. Murray State, Sept. 6, 2014

Lowest Time Of Possession18:21, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Most Tackles For Loss (By Louisville)17.0, at Syracuse, Oct. 21, 2006

Most Sacks (By Louisville)8, vs. Boston College, Oct. 24, 20158, vs. Wake Forest, Sept. 27, 2014

Longest Scoring Drive (Plays)16, vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 200516, at West Virginia, Oct 15, 2005

Longest Scoring Drive (Time)9:04, vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2005

Longest Scoring Drive (Yards)99, vs. North Carolina, Sept. 9, 2017



HEAD COACH BOBBY PETRINO SUPERLATIVESMost Points In A Game70 vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016 70, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Fewest Points In A Game7, vs. Memphis, Nov. 15, 2003

Most Points In A Half56 (1st), vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016

Most Points In A Quarter30, (4th), at Houston, Nov. 20, 2004

Largest Deficit Overcome For A Win21 (0-21), at Kentucky, Nov. 28, 2015

Most Points at Home70 vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 201670, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Fewest Points at Home7, vs. Memphis, Nov. 15, 2003

Most Points In A Road Game65, at Houston, Nov. 20, 2004

Most Touchdowns Scored10, vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 201610, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 2, 2004 Most Touchdowns Scored In A Quarter4, Six Times (MR: vs. Wake Forest, Nov. 12, 2016)

Most Touchdowns Scored In A Half8, vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016

Most Rushing Touchdowns Scored7, Five times (Syracuse, FSU, 2016)

Most Passing Touchdowns Scored8, vs. Oregon State, Sept. 17, 2005

Most Field Goals Made4, vs. NC State, Oct. 22, 20164, vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2005

Punt Returns For A Touchdown3, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Fumble Returns For A Touchdown2, vs. North Carolina, Oct. 8, 2005

Most First Downs38 vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016

Fewest First Downs12, vs. Memphis, Nov. 15, 2003

Most Yards Of Total Offense845 vs. Syracuse,Sept. 9, 2016

Most Yards Of Total Offense In A Half520 (1st), at Syracuse, Sept. 9, 2016

Most Plays94, vs. Oregon State, Sept. 17, 2005

Highest Average Per Play11.2, vs. Charlotte, Sept. 1, 2016

Most Yards Rushing445, vs. Houston, Nov. 22, 2003

Fewest Yards Rushing-1, at Pittsburgh, Nov. 21, 2015

Most Rushing Attempts55, vs. Clemson, Oct. 1, 201655, vs. Kentucky, Sept. 3, 2006

Fewest Rushing Attempts24, at Pittsburgh, Nov. 21, 2015

Highest Average Per Rush11.5, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Most Pass Completions31, at West Virginia, Oct. 15, 2005

Fewest Pass Completions8, at Notre Dame, Nov. 22, 2014

Most Pass Attempts50, at TCU, Nov. 5, 2003

Fewest Pass Attempts15, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Most Passes Had Intercepted3, Four Times (MR: vs. Kentucky, Nov. 26, 2016)

Most Yards Passing459, at TCU, Nov. 5, 2003

Fewest Yards Passing103, at NC State, Oct. 3, 2015

Highest Pass Completion Percentage.808 (21-25), vs. Oregon St., Sept. 17, 2005

Highest Average Per Attempt17.1, vs. Oregon State, Sept. 17, 2005

Highest Average Per Completion22.6, vs. Miami (FL), Sept. 16, 2006

Most Fumbles4, vs. Syracuse, Nov. 26, 2005

Most Fumbles Lost3, Four Times (MR: vs. Houston, Nov. 17, 2016)

Most Turnovers4, Eight Times (MR: vs. Kentucky, Nov. 26, 2016)

Most Total Plays Without A Turnover88, vs. Murray State, Sept. 6, 2014

Most Penalties16 vs. Purdue, Sept. 2, 2017

Fewest Penalties0, vs. Boston College, Nov. 5, 2016

Most Penalty Yards143, at Marshall, Sept. 24, 2016

Fewest Penalty Yards0, vs. Boston College, Nov. 5, 2016

Most Punts12, at Clemson, Oct. 11, 2014

Fewest Punts0, vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2005

Highest Average Punting Yards (Min. 2 Att.)51.0 (3), vs. Kentucky, Sept. 5, 2004 Most Punt Returns8, at FIU, Sept. 20, 20148, vs. TCU, Nov. 10, 2004

Most Punt Return Yards154 (6), vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Highest Avg. Punt Return Yards (Min. 2)65.0 (2), vs. Florida State, Sept. 17, 2016

Lowest Avg. Punt Return Yards (Min 2)-2.75 (4), at Wake Forest, Oct. 30, 2015

Most Kickoff Returns8, vs. Georgia (Belk Bowl) Dec. 23, 20148, at Memphis, Nov. 4, 2004

Most Kickoff Return Yards200 (5), at Rutgers, Nov. 9, 2006

Highest Kickoff Return Average (Min. 2 Att.)44.0 (3), vs. Miami (FL), Sept. 1, 2014

Most Interceptions By (Louisville)4, at Wake Forest, Oct. 30, 20154, at Boston College, Nov. 8, 2014

Highest Pct. Of Third-Down Conversions.733 (11-15), at Army, Sept. 11, 2004

Fewest Third-Down Conversions1 (of 9), vs. Syracuse, Nov. 7, 20151 (of 11), vs. Florida State, Oct. 31, 20141 (of 17), at Clemson, Oct. 11, 20141 (of 4), vs. Oregon State, Sept. 17, 2004

Lowest Pct. Of Third-Down Conversions.059 (1-17), at Clemson, Oct. 11, 2004

Most Third Down Attempts20, at USF, Oct. 4, 2003

Most Fourth-Down Conversions4, vs. Murray State, Sept. 6, 2014

Most Fourth-Down Conversion Attempts5 (4), vs. Murray State, Sept. 6, 20145 (3), vs. Kentucky, Sept. 5, 2004

Most Time Of Possession42:09, vs. Murray State, Sept. 6, 2014

Lowest Time Of Possession18:21, vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 27, 2004

Most Tackles For Loss (By Louisville)17.0, at Syracuse, Oct. 21, 2006

Most Sacks (By Louisville)8, vs. Boston College, Oct. 24, 20158, vs. Wake Forest, Sept. 27, 2014

Longest Scoring Drive (Plays)16, vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 200516, at West Virginia, Oct 15, 2005

Longest Scoring Drive (Time)9:04, vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2005



PAPA JOHN’S

CARDINAL STADIUM

PAPA JOHN’S CARDINAL STADIUM INFORMATION

� Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, which first opened in 1998, featured a capacity of 42,000 and was expanded in 2010 to the present capacity of 55,000. In the last expansion, approximately 12,000 additional chairback seats were added to a second deck on the east side of the stadium in the UPS Flight Deck. The project included 33 new luxury suites on the Stites & Harbison Suite Level and 2,000 premium loge seats were added to the east side.

� A 60-foot wide Norton’s Terrace was constructed at the top of the south end zone, connecting the east and west sides of the stadium. Also included in the previous expansion was the PNC Club, a 20,000-square-foot, glass-enclosed area that stretches from end zone to end zone at the loge level on the east side of the stadium.

� The temperature-controlled club features a full-service bar, concessions, large-screen televisions, lounge seating and tables. It also has more than 1,700 outdoor seats under cover with heaters and fans.

� Louisville’s home currently is undergoing a $63-million renovation to expand the north end zone – closing off the stadium – and enhancing the Howard Schnellenberger Football Complex.

� Upon conclusion of the 2016 campaign, crews began construction and the first noticeable phase of the project will be the seating structure for the interior bowl – set to be in place for the start of the 2017 season.

� Approximately 10,000 additional seats are being added with the expansion, creating a unique look in the end zone structure and increasing the total seating capacity to approximately 65,000.

� The construction also provides an additional 40,000 square feet of space. � The expansion also includes 1,000 modern club seats, 65 premium loge level boxes, and 10 exclusive field level suites. The club seats will have access to

a premier gathering area that will provide viewing access to the field. Fans in that area will have an exclusive view to the players, who will be running onto the gridiron from a middle of the field level entrance after exiting the football complex through a tunnel.

� On Jan. 1, 2018, renovations are scheduled to begin on the football complex, which includes dramatic changes to the training areas and improving the overall student-athlete experience. An additional 100,000 square feet will allow the team’s weight room and conditioning center to double in size, creating space for team workouts, conditioning, and an enhanced athletic training space equipped with a state-of-the-art hydrotherapy area.

� A luxurious and spacious players’ lounge, improvements for coaches’ offices and the team locker room, and expansive theatre-style meeting areas also will be among the major improvements.

Top PJCS Crowds1. 55,632 vs. Florida State, 9/17/162. 55,588 vs. Clemson, 9/16/173. 55,428 vs. Miami, 9/1/144. 55,414 vs. Florida State, 10/30/145. 55,398 vs. Clemson, 9/17/156. 55,386 vs. Kentucky, 9/2/127. 55,332 vs. Ohio, 9/1/138. 55,327 vs. Kentucky, 9/4/109. 55,218 vs. NC State, 10/22/1610. 55,215 vs. UCF, 10/18/13

Stadium Quick FactsFirst Game: Sept. 5, 1998 Result: Kentucky 68, Louisville 34UofL Record: 90-31Field Name: Papa John’s Cardinal StadiumSurface: Field TurfCapacity: 55,000



TEAM STATISTICS LOU OPPSCORING 103 110 Points Per Game 34.3 36.7 Points Off Turnovers 24 56FIRST DOWNS 83 70 Rushing 30 18 Passing 47 47 Penalty 6 5RUSHING YARDAGE 574 365 Yards gained rushing 628 468 Yards lost rushing 54 103 Rushing Attempts 104 92 Average Per Rush 5.5 4.0 Average Per Game 191.3 121.7 TDs Rushing 4 5PASSING YARDAGE 1088 993 Comp-Att-Int 76-127-1 85-128-3 Average Per Pass 8.6 7.8 Average Per Catch 14.3 11.7 Average Per Game 362.7 331.0 TDs Passing 8 8TOTAL OFFENSE 1662 1358 Total Plays 231 220 Average Per Play 7.2 6.2 Average Per Game 554.0 452.7KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 9-202 15-329PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 5-50 5-18INT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-61 1-44KICK RETURN AVERAGE 22.4 21.9PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.0 3.6INT RETURN AVERAGE 20.3 44.0FUMBLES-LOST 3-3 4-1PENALTIES-Yards 26-206 15-149 Average Per Game 68.7 49.7PUNTS-Yards 13-545 13-664 Average Per Punt 41.9 51.1 Net punt average 40.5 45.7KICKOFFS-Yards 21-1279 19-1220 Average Per Kick 60.9 64.2 Net kick average 39.3 40.4TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:45 29:153RD-DOWN Conversions 21/47 17/41 3rd-Down Pct 45% 41%4TH-DOWN Conversions 3/6 4/7 4th-Down Pct 50% 57%SACKS BY-Yards 10-75 6-29MISC YARDS 7 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 13 15FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 5-5 2-4ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-1RED-ZONE SCORES (13-16) 81% (9-10) 90%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (8-16) 50% (8-10) 80%PAT-ATTEMPTS (10-10) 100% (14-15) 93%ATTENDANCE 55588 47000 Games/Avg Per Game 1/55588 1/47000 Neutral Site Games 1/42647 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalLOUISVILLE 24 13 22 44 103Opponents 21 26 35 28 110

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg.Jackson, Lam. 3 57 343 40 303 5.3 3 43 101.0Williams, Mal. 3 19 188 4 184 9.7 0 74 61.3Bonnafon, Reg. 3 20 79 7 72 3.6 1 13 24.0Samuel, Tra. 3 1 10 0 10 10.0 0 10 3.3Smith, Jer. 1 5 8 0 8 1.6 0 5 8.0TEAM 2 2 0 3 -3 -1.5 0 0 -1.5Total 3 104 628 54 574 5.5 4 74 191.3Opponents 3 92 468 103 365 4.0 5 81 121.7 PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg.Jackson, Lam. 3 151.02 76-127-1 59.8 1088 8 78 362.7Total 3 151.02 76-127-1 59.8 1088 8 78 362.7Opponents 3 147.51 85-128-3 66.4 993 8 79 331.0 RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GSmith, Jay. 3 22 379 17.2 2 75 126.3Dawkins, Set. 3 11 129 11.7 0 21 43.0Fitzpatrick, De 3 10 211 21.1 4 39 70.3Samuel, Tra. 3 8 161 20.1 0 78 53.7Williams, Mal. 3 7 71 10.1 0 19 23.7Standberry, Ch. 3 7 61 8.7 1 15 20.3Bonnafon, Reg. 3 6 26 4.3 0 21 8.7Crum, Mic. 3 3 41 13.7 0 21 13.7Davis, Jor. 3 2 9 4.5 1 6 3.0Total 3 76 1088 14.3 8 78 362.7Opponents 3 85 993 11.7 8 79 331.0

2017 STATISTICS



PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlKing, Mas. 12 518 43.2 58 0 4 3 0TEAM 1 27 27.0 27 0 0 0 1Total 13 545 41.9 58 0 4 3 1Opponents 13 664 51.1 66 1 2 7 0 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongThomas, Sta. 1 61 61.0 1 61Williams, Chu. 1 0 0.0 0 0Smith, TreS. 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 3 61 20.3 1 61Opponents 1 44 44.0 1 44 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongBonnafon, Reg. 3 41 13.7 0 33Alexander, Jai. 1 6 6.0 0 6Smith, Jay. 1 3 3.0 0 3Total 5 50 10.0 0 33Opponents 5 18 3.6 0 15 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongDawkins, Set. 8 190 23.8 0 43Standberry, Ch. 1 12 12.0 0 12Alexander, Jai. 0 0 0.0 0 0Total 9 202 22.4 0 43Opponents 15 329 21.9 1 94 FIELD GOALS

FG-A Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk

Creque, B. 5-5 1.000 1-1 3-3 1-1 0-0 0-0 37 0 KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLnCreque, Bla. 21 1279 60.9 5 1 Total 21 1279 60.9 5 1 329 39.3 25Opponents 19 1220 64.2 10 1 202 40.4 24 SCORING ----- PATs ------ TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsCreque, Bla. 0 5-5 10-10 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 25Fitzpatrick, De 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Jackson, Lam. 3 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-2 0 0 18Smith, Jay. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Thomas, Sta. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Bonnafon, Reg. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Davis, Jor. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Standberry, Ch. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Total 13 5-5 10-10 0-1 0 0-2 0 0 103Opponents 15 2-4 14-15 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 110

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GJackson, Lam. 3 184 303 1088 1391 463.7Williams, Mal. 3 19 184 0 184 61.3Bonnafon, Reg. 3 20 72 0 72 24.0Samuel, Tra. 3 1 10 0 10 3.3Smith, Jer. 1 5 8 0 8 8.0TEAM 2 2 -3 0 -3 -1.5Total 3 231 574 1088 1662 554.0Opponents 3 220 365 993 1358 452.7 ALL-PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GSmith, Jay. 3 0 379 3 0 0 382 127.3Dawkins, Set. 3 0 129 0 190 0 319 106.3Jackson, Lam. 3 303 0 0 0 0 303 101.0Williams, Mal. 3 184 71 0 0 0 255 85.0Fitzpatrick, De 3 0 211 0 0 0 211 70.3Samuel, Tra. 3 10 161 0 0 0 171 57.0Bonnafon, Reg. 3 72 26 41 0 0 139 46.3Standberry, Ch. 3 0 61 0 12 0 73 24.3Thomas, Sta. 3 0 0 0 0 61 61 20.3Crum, Mic. 3 0 41 0 0 0 41 13.7Alexander, Jai. 1 0 0 6 0 0 13 13.0Davis, Jor. 3 0 9 0 0 0 9 3.0Smith, Jer. 1 8 0 0 0 0 8 8.0TEAM 2 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -1.5Total 3 574 1088 50 202 61 1982 660.7Opponents 3 365 993 18 329 44 1749 583.0

2017 STATISTICS



GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sacks Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Blk Kick Saf24 Cannon, Z. 3-3 17 6 23 . . . 1 1 . . . .20 Walker, R. 3-2 16 4 20 . . . 1 . . . . .32 Thomas, S. 3-3 8 12 20 0.5-1 . 1-61 2 1 1-0 . . .99 Hearns, J 3-3 10 5 15 2.5-12 2.0-12 . . . . . . .30 Pass, K. 3-3 11 4 15 1.5-7 . . 1 . . . . .15 Washington, T. 3-3 11 3 14 1.0-8 1.0-8 . 4 . . . . .22 Williams, Chu. 3-3 13 1 14 . . 1-0 3 . . 1 . .91 Young, T. 3-3 8 5 13 2.0-2 1.5-1 . 2 3 . . 1 .58 Greenard, J. 3-0 8 5 13 5.5-47 3.0-41 . 1 3 . 1 . .17 Etheridge, D. 3-3 6 6 12 0.5-2 . . 1 . . . . .96 Famurewa, H. 3-0 3 5 8 1.0-4 1.0-4 . . . . . . .11 Smith, D. 3-0 4 3 7 . . . . . . . . .94 Robinson, G. 3-1 2 3 5 1.5-4 . . . . . . . .21 Iakopo, L. 3-0 4 1 5 1.5-9 1.0-9 . . . . . . .9A Avery, C. 3-0 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . .4 Smith, TreS. 3-0 4 1 5 . . 1-0 . . . . . .90 Richardson, D. 3-3 . 4 4 0.5-1 . . . . . . . .98 Peterson, T. 3-0 1 2 3 . . . . . . 1 . .35 Thomas, L. 3-0 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .14 Bailey, D. 2-2 . 3 3 . 0.5-0 . . . . . 1 .52 Hall, M. 3-0 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .3 Sturghill, C. 2-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .53 Caban, A. 1-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .80 Standberry, C. 3-3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2 Reed, C. 3-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .8 Jackson, L. 3-3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . Total.......... 3-0 136 78 214 18-97 10-75 3-61 16 8 1-0 3 2 . Opponents...... 3-0 131 86 217 15.0-47 6-29 1-44 11 14 3-51 2 1 .

Player ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 TotJaire Alexander 1 13 11 - 26Kemari Averett - - - - -C.J. Avery 3 - - - 3Javonte Bagley - 8 12 4 24Drew Bailey 3 13 13 - 29Mekhi Becton 3 - - - 3Robbie Bell 3 - - - 3P.J. Blue 1 - - - 1Reggie Bonnafon 3 13 11 10 37Danny Burns - 1 - - 1Amonte Caban 1 13 - - 14Zykiesis Cannon 3 12 10 9 34Geron Christian 3 13 13 - 29Blanton Creque 3 12 - - 15Micky Crum 3 8 12 - 23Jordan Davis 3 - - - 3Seth Dawkins 3 12 - - 15Derek Dorsey 3 - - - 3Dorian Etheridge 3 - - - 3Henry Famurewa 3 9 - 1 13Dez Fitzpatrick 3 - - - 3Linwood Foy 1 4 - - 5Jonathan Greenard 3 12 - - 15Mitch Hall 3 - - - 3Tyler Haycraft 1 6 - - 7James Hearns 3 12 12 - 27London Iakopo 3 4 - -

Player ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 TotLamar Jackson 3 13 12 - 28Anthony Johnson - - - - -Austin Johnson - - - - -Josh Johnson 1 - - - 1Kam Jones - - - - -Mason King 3 13 - - 16Tobias Little - - - - -Vince Lococo - - - - -Brendan Lowery - - - - -Justin Marshall - - - - -Max Martin 1 - - - 1Gary McCrae - 2 - - 2Lukayus McNeil 3 13 12 - 28Evan O’Hara - 6 - - 6Rodney Owens - - - - -Khane Pass 3 12 - - 15Jawon Pass - - - - -Devante Peete - 13 - - 13Tabarius Peterson 3 - - - 3Tyler Polston 2 - 4 - 6Corey Reed 3 - - - 3D. Richardson 3 13 - - 16G.G. Robinson 3 10 - - 13Toriano Roundtree 1 13 - - 14Ronald Rudd - - - - -Traveon Samuel 3 13 13 - 29Nathan Scheler 1 7 - - 8

Player ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 TotDamien Smith 2 8 - - 10Dee Smith 3 12 6 - 21Jaylen Smith 3 13 13 - 29Jeremy Smith 1 13 11 - 25TreSean Smith 3 - - - 3Trey Smith 3 7 - - 10Emonee Spence - - 7 - 7Charles Standberry 3 11 13 13 40Malik Staples - 13 - - 13Isaac Stewart 3 13 13 - 29Lyn Strange 2 - - - 2Cornelius Strughill 2 - 7 - 9Taylor-Yamonoha - - - - -Jordan Thomas 1 - - - 1Kenny Thomas 3 12 7 - 22Lamarques Thomas 3 2 - - 5Stacy Thomas 3 13 13 13 42Caleb Tillman - - - - -Harry Trotter 1 - - - 1Ronald Walker 3 12 - - 15Tru. Washington 3 12 13 8 36Chucky Williams 3 13 13 10 39Malik Williams 3 11 - - 14Colin Wilson 1 - - - 1Russ Yeast 3 - - - 3Trevon Young 3 - 12 11 26

2017 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

CAREER GAME EXPERIENCE



LOUISVILLE’S LONGEST PLAYSYds Player(s) Type Opp78 Samuel frmo Jackson Pass CLE75* Ja. Smith from Jackson Pass UNC74 Mal. Williams Rush UNC61* Sta. Thomas INT PUR43* Jackson Rush UNC43 Dawkins KR PUR39 Fitzpatrick from Jackson Pass PUR36* Ja. Smith from Jackson Pass CLE33 Bonnafon PR PUR31 Dawkins KR CLE30 Jackson Rush CLE30 Fitzpatrick from Jackson Pass CLE30* Fitzpatrick from Jackson Pass UNC29 Ja. Smith from Jackson Pass PUR

PURDUE# Qtr Clock Spot Plays Yds TOP Result1. 1 15:00 43 8 52 3:36 Fum2. 1 9:45 6 3 3 1:51 Punt3. 1 7:23 36 8 64 3:44 TD4. 1 2:42 22 10 72 3:29 FG5. 2 14:13 +15 6 14 3:31 Fum6. 2 6:48 17 4 17 1:31 Punt7. 2 0:51 25 5 61 0:51 Half8. 3 13:36 +22 4 7 1:05 FG9. 3 11:04 24 2 16 0:35 Fum10. 3 8:39 25 10 75 3:10 TD11. 3 3:18 +0 0 0 0:00 Int TD12. 3 0:39 20 3 9 1:35 Punt13. 4 10:48 25 6 75 1:47 TD14. 4 7:34 41 9 46 3:16 FG15. 4 2:22 33 3 9 1:08 Punt16. 4 0:38 +24 1 (2) 0:38 Game

NORTH CAROLINA# Qtr Clock Spot Plays Yds TOP Result1. 1 15:00 35 8 45 3:51 FG2. 1 9:11 25 11 75 5:08 TD3. 1 2:12 13 12 85 5:20 FG4. 2 9:26 25 1 75 0:10 TD5. 2 6:07 1 10 66 3:53 Downs6. 2 0:59 13 7 34 0:59 Downs7. 3 13:16 21 5 79 2:24 TD8. 3 10:34 29 8 28 3:11 Punt9. 3 3:41 25 11 75 4:51 TD10. 4 11:29 30 5 70 1:57 TD11. 4 6:41 1 6 99 3:35 TD12. 4 0:24 +30 1 (1) 0:24 Game

CLEMSON# Qtr Clock Spot Plays Yds TOP Result1. 1 15:00 31 3 9 1:20 Punt2. 1 9:45 25 3 2 0:52 Punt3. 1 6:20 5 6 95 1:58 TD4. 1 1:14 5 4 12 1:24 Punt5. 2 11:52 25 3 4 1:30 Punt6. 2 6:57 21 5 4 1:26 Punt7. 2 4:06 25 4 14 0:49 Punt8. 2 0:28 20 3 14 0:28 Half9. 3 11:29 20 5 14 2:32 INT10. 3 8:57 25 3 7 1:27 Punt11. 3 2:16 25 9 75 3:31 TD12. 4 11:56 15 11 85 4:19 TD13. 4 6:13 22 3 (3) 1:16 Punt14. 4 2:47 9 7 86 1:36 Downs

DRIVE CHARTS



OFFENSE LT LG C RG RT WR/TE WR/TE WR WR RB QBPurdue Christian Thomas Bell McNeil Becton Standberry Samuel Ja. Smith Dawkins Bonnafon JacksonNorth Carolina Christian Thomas Bell McNeil Becton Standberry Davis Ja. Smith Dawkins Bonnafon JacksonClemson Christian Thomas Bell McNeil Becton Standberry Samuel Ja. Smith Dawkins M. Williams JacksonKent StateMurray StateNC StateBoston CollegeFlorida St.Wake ForestVirginiaSyracuseKentucky DEFENSE LE NT DT OLB/DE ILB ILB OLB CB S S CBPurdue Hearns Richardson Bailey Young Thomas Etheridge Pass Alexander Cannon Williams WashingtonNorth Carolina Hearns Richardson Bailey Young Thomas Etheridge Pass Walker Cannon Williams WashingtonClemson Hearns Richardson Robinson Young Thomas Etheridge Pass Walker Cannon Williams WashingtonKent StateMurray StateNC StateBoston CollegeFlorida St.Wake ForestVirginiaSyracuseKentucky

2017 TEAM-GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS

STARTING LINEUPS

First Rushing Passing Total Off. Punts Fumbles Penalties KO Ret. Punt Ret. Int. 3rd-Dwn Score Downs No-Yds-TD C-A-I-Yds-TD Plays-Yds No.-Avg. No.-Lost No.-Yds No.-Yds No.-Yds No.-Yds Conversn TOP TOPurdue 28 25 21-51-0 33-57-3-293-4 78-344 5-48.6 2-1 6-69 6-80 2-9 0-0 5-14 28:09 4LOUISVILLE 35 27 33-146-1 30-46-0-378-2 79-524 4-39.8 3-3 16-110 2-62 3-39 3-61 7-16 31:51 3

North Carolina 35 20 23-17-1 29-38-0-384-3 61-401 4-214 2-0 5-50 7-219 0-0 0-0 3-10 24:04 0LOUISVILLE 47 35 44-312-3 25-39-0-393-3 83-705 1-36 0-0 6-61 2-35 1-8 0-0 9-15 35:56 0

Clemson 47 25 48-297-4 23-33-0-316-1 81-613 4-207 0-0 4-30 2-30 3-9 1-44 9-17 35:32 0LOUISVILLE 21 21 27-116-0 21-42-1-317-3 69-433 8-350 0-0 4-35 5-105 1-3 0-0 5-16 24:28 1



Player ’14 ’15 ’16 ’17 TotGeron Christian 1 13 13 3 29Chucky Williams - 12 13 3 28Tru. Washington 0 12 11 3 26Lamar Jackson - 8 13 3 24Lukayus McNeil - 9 12 3 24Jaylen Smith - 10 5 3 18Reggie Bonnafon 5 2 8 2 17Jaire Alexander - 1 13 1 15James Hearns - 0 12 3 15Drew Bailey - - 12 2 14Stacy Thomas 0 0 11 3 14Zykiesis Cannon 0 1 10 3 14Trevon Young - 8 - 3 11Kenny Thomas - 4 1 3 8

Player ’14 ’15 ’16 ’17 TotMicky Crum - 6 1 0 7De’Asian Richardson 1 0 3 3 7Traveon Samuel 0 1 2 2 5Seth Dawkins - - 2 3 5Charles Standberry 1 0 0 3 4Khane Pass - - 1 3 4Mekhi Becton - - - 3 3Robbie Bell - - - 3 3Dorian Etheridge - - - 3 3Dee Smith - 0 3 0 3Ronald Walker - - 1 2 3Jeremy Smith - 0 2 0 2Malik Williams - - 1 0 1Jonathan Greenard - - 1 0 1

Player ’14 ’15 ’16 ’17 TotJordan Davis - - - 1 1G.G. Robinson - - - 1 1Malik Williams - - - 1 1

LOUISVILLE GIVEAWAY/TAKEAWAY Game Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Dif.Purdue 2 0 2 1 3 4 +2North Carolina 0 0 0 0 0 0 +2Clemson 0 1 1 0 0 0 +1 FUMBLES Name Fumbles-LostSmith, Jer., RB 1-1Jackson, L., QB 1-1Smith, Jay., WR 1-1

CARDS ON OPENING DRIVESGame 1st Half Second HalfPurdue Fumble Field GoalNorth Carolina Field Goal TouchdownClemson Punt Interception CARDS ON OPENING DEFENSE DRIVESGame 1st Half Second HalfPurdue Punt PuntNorth Carolina Touchdown PuntClemson Touchdown Punt

CARDS ON COIN FLIPSGame Flip ResultPurdue Won (O) W, 35-28North Carolina Won (O) W, 47-35Clemson Lost (O) L, 21-47

STARTING EXPERIENCE

TURNOVERS/OPENING DRIVES



PASSING#8 Jackson, L. Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds EfficPurdue 46 30 0 65.2 378 2 39 0 0 148.6North Carolina 39 25 0 64.1 393 3 75 2 7 174.1Clemson 42 21 1 50.0 317 3 78 5 23 132.2TOTALS 127 76 1 59.8 1088 8 78 7 30 151.0 RUSHING No-Yds/TD PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UKJackson, L. 57-303/3 21-107/0 19-132/3 17-64/0Williams, M. 19-184/0 - 13-149/0 6-35/0Bonnafon, R. 20-72/1 6-33/1 10-22/0 4-17/0Samuel, T. 1-10/0 - 1-10/0 -Smith, Jer. 5-8/0 5-8/0 DNP DNPTEAM 2--3/0 1--2/0 1--1/0 - RECEIVING No-Yds/TD PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UKSmith, Jay. 22-379/2 8-117/0 9-183/1 5-79/1Fitzpatrick, D. 10-211/4 4-95/1 4-78/2 2-38/1Samuel, T. 8-161/0 5-55/0 1-6/0 2-100/0Dawkins, S. 11-129/0 4-56/0 3-45/0 4-28/0Williams, Mal. 7-71/0 2-17/0 2-18/0 3-36/0Standberry, C. 7-61/1 2-12/0 1-15/0 4-34/1Crum, M. 3-41/0 1-18/0 1-21/0 1-2/0Bonnafon, R. 6-26/0 3-5/0 3-21/0 -Davis, J. 2-9/1 1-3/1 1-6/0 -

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS



TACKLES UA-A TOT PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UKCannon, Z. 17-6 23 7-2 4-1 6-3Walker, R. 16-4 20 5-1 5-2 6-1Thomas, S. 8-12 20 2-4 1-3 5-5Hearns, J. 10-5 15 1-2 3-1 6-2Pass, K. 11-4 15 5-1 3-1 3-2Williams, Chu. 13-1 14 6-0 2-1 5-0Washington, T. 11-3 14 5-1 3-1 3-1Greenard, J. 8-5 13 2-3 3-1 3-1Young, T. 8-5 13 1-2 4-1 3-2Etheridge, D. 6-6 12 1-1 4-4 1-1Famurewa, H. 3-5 8 - 2-1 1-4Smith, Dee 4-3 7 0-1 1-0 3-2Avery, C. 3-2 5 1-0 0-1 2-1Iakopo, L. 4-1 5 1-1 - 3-0Smith, TreS. 4-1 5 1-0 3-0 0-1Robinson, G. 2-3 5 1-2 - 1-1Richardson, D. 0-4 4 0-1 0-2 0-1Peterson, T. 1-2 3 1-0 0-1 0-1Bailey, D. 0-3 3 0-3 - -Thomas, Lam. 3-0 3 1-0 1-0 1-0Hall, M. 1-1 2 1-1 - -Sturghill, C. 1-0 1 DNP 1-0 -Standberry, C. 1-0 1 1-0 - -Jackson, L. 1-0 1 1-0 - -Reed, C. 0-1 1 - - 0-1Caban, A. 0-1 1 DNP 0-1 DNP SACKS UA-A TOT PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UKGreenard, J. 3-0 3.0 1.0-6 1.0-21 1.0-14Hearns, J. 2-0 2.0 - - 2.0-12Young, T. 1-1 1.5 1.5-1 - -Washington, T. 1-0 1.0 1.0-8 - -Famurewa, H. 1-0 1.0 - 1.0-4 -Iakopo, L. 1-0 1.0 - - 1.0-9Bailey, D. 0-1 0.5 0.5-0 - - TACKLES FOR LOSS UA-A TOT PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UKGreenard, J. 5-1 5.5 1.5-8 3.0-25 1.0-14Hearns, J. 2-1 2.5 - 0.5-0 2.0-12Young, T. 2-0 2.0 1.0-1 1.0-1 -Iakopo, L. 1-1 1.5 0.5-0 - 1.0-9Robinson, G. 1-1 1.5 1.5-4 - -Pass, K. 1-1 1.5 0.5-2 - 1.0-5Washington, T. 1-0 1.0 1.0-8 - -Famurewa, H. 1-0 1.0 - 1.0-4 -Thomas, S. 0-1 0.5 0.5-1 - -Etheridge, D. 0-1 0.5 0.5-2 - -Richardson, D. 0-1 0.5 - 0.5-1 -




PUNT RETURNS No.-Yds PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UKBonnafon, R. 3-41 2-33 1-8 -Alexander, J. 1-6 1-6 DNP DNPSmith, Jay. 1-3 - - 1-3 KICK RETURNS No.-Yds PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UKDawkins, S. 8-190 2-62 1-23 5-105Standberry, C. 1-12 - 1-12 - INT RETURNS No.-Yds PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UKSmith, TreS. 1-0 1-0 - -Thomas, S. 1-61 1-61 - -Williams, C. 1-0 1-0 - - FUMBLE RET No.-Yds PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UK--

Time Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game Sep 02 vs PURDUE W, 35-28 8 6 29 3 1 2 3 0 0 0 2 0 0Sep 09 at N. CAROLINA W, 47-35 5 5 26 3 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Sep 16 CLEMSON L, 21-47 3 2 14 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 16 13 69 8 3 5 5 0 1 0 2 0 0 13 of 16 (81.2%)

Louisville Inside Opponent Red-Zone

Louisville Inside Opponent Red-Zone Time Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half GameSep 02 vs PURDUE W, 35-28 3 3 21 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sep 09 at N. CAROLINA W, 47-35 4 3 21 3 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Sep 16 CLEMSON L, 21-47 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 10 9 59 8 3 5 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 of 10 (90.0%)

Opponents Inside Louisville Red-Zone




25-YARD PLUS PLAYSYds Player(s) Type Opp78 Samuel from Jackson Pass CLE75* Ja. Smith from Jackson Pass UNC74 Mal. Williams Rush UNC61* Thomas Interception PUR43* Jackson Rush UNC43 Dawkins Kickoff return PUR39 Fitzpatrick from Jackson Pass PUR36 * Ja. Smith from Jackson Pass CLE33 Bonnafon Punt return PUR31 Dawkins Kickoff return CLE30 Fitzpatrick from Jackson Pass CLE30 Jackson Rush CLE30* Fitzpatrick from Jackson Pass UNC29 Ja. Smith from Jackson Pass PUR

LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERSLong Plays By The Yards No. TD100+ 0 090-99 0 080-89 0 070-79 3 160-69 1 150-59 0 040-49 2 130-39 7 220-29 16 1 Long Plays By The Type No. TDRushing 3 1Passing 18 4Punt Returns 1 0Kick Returns 6 0Interceptions 1 1Fumble Returns 0 0Other 0 0TOTAL 29 6

25-YARD PLUS BY PLAYERPlayer No. TD R P KR PR IR FRSeth Dawkins 8 0 0 2 6 0 0 0Dez Fitzpatrick 6 2 0 6 0 0 0 0Jaylen Smith 5 2 0 5 0 0 0 0Traveon Samuel 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0Lamar Jackson 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0Reggie Bonnafon 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0Stacy Thomas 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0Malik Williams 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Micky Crum 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0TOTAL 29 6 3 18 6 1 1 0

LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEARRushing74 Malik Williams vs. North Carolina (9/9/17)

Rushing Touchdown43 Lamar Jackson vs. North Carolina (9/9/17)

Passing78 Traveon Samuel from Lamar Jackson vs. Clemson (9/16/17)

Passing Touchdown75 Jaylen Smith from Lamar Jackson vs. North Carolina (9/9/17)

Punt Return33 Reggie Bonnafon vs. Purdue (9/2/17)

Kick Return43 Seth Dawkins vs. Purdue (9/2/17)

Interception Return61 Stacy Thomas vs. Purdue (9/2/17)

Fumble ReturnNone

Punt58 Mason King vs. Clemson (9/16/17)

Field Goal37 Blanton Creque vs. North Carolina (9/9/17)

LONG PLAYS



LOUISVILLE INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSRushes 21 Lamar Jackson vs. PurdueYards Rushing 149 Malik Williams at North CarolinaTD Rushes 3 Lamar Jackson at North CarolinaLong Rush 74 Malik Williams at North CarolinaPass attempts 46 Lamar Jackson vs. PurduePass completions 30 Lamar Jackson vs. PurdueYards Passing 393 Lamar Jackson at North CarolinaTD Passes 3 (2x) MR: Lamar Jackson vs. ClemsonLong Pass 78 Lamar Jackson vs. ClemsonReceptions 9 Jaylen Smith at North CarolinaYards Receiving 183 Jaylen Smith at North CarolinaTD Receptions 2 Dez Fitpatrick at North CarolinaLong Reception 78 Traveon Sameul vs. ClemsonField Goals 3 Blanton Creque vs. PurdueLong Field Goal 37 Blanton Creque at North CarolinaPunts 8 Mason King vs. ClemsonPunting Avg 39.8 Mason King vs. PurdueLong Punt 58 Mason King vs. ClemsonPunts inside 20 1 (3x) MR: Mason King vs. ClemsonLong Punt Return 33 Reggie Bonnafon vs. PurdueLong Kickoff Return 43 Seth Dawkins vs. PurdueTackles 10 Stacy Thomas vs. ClemsonSacks 2 James Hearns vs. ClemsonTackles For Loss 3.0 Jonathan Greenard at North CarolinaInterceptions 1 (3x) TreSean Smith, Chucky Williams, Stacy Thomas vs. Purdue LOUISVILLE TEAM HIGHSRushes 44 at North CarolinaYards Rushing 312 at North CarolinaYards Per Rush 7.1 at North CarolinaTD Rushes 3 at North CarolinaPass attempts 46 vs PurduePass completions 30 vs PurdueYards Passing 393 at North CarolinaYards Per Pass 10.1 at North CarolinaTD Passes 3 (2x) MR: vs. ClemsonTotal Plays 83 at North CarolinaTotal Offense 705 at North CarolinaYards Per Play 8.5 at North CarolinaPoints 47 at North CarolinaSacks By 4 (2x) vs. ClemsonFirst Downs 35 at North CarolinaPenalties 16 vs PurduePenalty Yards 110 vs PurdueTurnovers 3 vs PurdueInterceptions By 3 vs PurduePunts 8 vs ClemsonPunting Avg 43.8 vs ClemsonLong Punt 58 vs ClemsonPunts inside 20 1 vs Purdue at North CarolinaLong Punt Return 33 vs Purdue LOUISVILLE LONGEST PLAYSRushing 74 Malik Williams vs. North CarolinaPassing 78 Lamar Jackson vs. ClemsonField Goal 37 Blanton Creque vs. North CarolinaPunt 58 Mason King vs. ClemsonPunt Return 33 Reggie Bonnafon vs. PurdueKickoff Return 43 Seth Dawkins vs. PurdueInterception Return 61* Stacy Thomas vs. PurdueFumble Return None

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSRushes 18 Kelly Bryant, ClemsonYards Rushing 98 Travis Etienne, ClemsonTD Rushes 2 Kelly Bryant, ClemsonLong Rush 81 Travis Etienne, ClemsonPass attempts 32 Kelly Bryant, ClemsonPass completions 22 Kelly Bryant, ClemsonYards Passing 316 Kelly Bryant, ClemsonTD Passes 2 (3x) MR: Chazz Surratt, North CarolinaLong Pass 79 Kelly Bryant, ClemsonReceptions 8 Anthony Proehl, North CarolinaYards Receiving 120 Anthony Proehl, North CarolinaTD Receptions 2 (2x) Brandon Fritts, North CarolinaLong Reception 79 Ray-Ray McCloud, ClemsonField Goals 2 Greg Huegel, ClemsonLong Field Goal 49 Greg Huegel, ClemsonPunts 5 Joe Schopper, PurduePunting Avg 53.5 Tom Sheldon, North CarolinaLong Punt 66 Tom Sheldon, North CarolinaPunts inside 20 3 (2x) MR: Will Spiers, ClemsonLong Punt Return 15 Ray-Ray McCloud, ClemsonLong Kickoff Return 94 Anthony Ratliff, North CarolinaTackles 11 (2x) Donnie Miles & Andre Smith, North CarolinaSacks 1.0 (4x) MR: C. Wilkins, D. Lawrence & S. Johnson, ClemsonTackles For Loss 3.0 Jalen Dalton, North CarolinaInterceptions 1 Dorian O’Daniel, Clemson OPPONENT TEAM HIGHSRushes 48 ClemsonYards Rushing 297 ClemsonYards Per Rush 6.2 ClemsonTD Rushes 4 ClemsonPass attempts 57 PurduePass completions 33 PurdueYards Passing 384 North CarolinaYards Per Pass 10.1 North CarolinaTD Passes 4 PurdueTotal Plays 81 ClemsonTotal Offense 613 ClemsonYards Per Play 7.6 ClemsonPoints 47 ClemsonSacks By 4 ClemsonFirst Downs 25 (2x) MR: ClemsonPenalties 6 PurduePenalty Yards 69 PurdueTurnovers 4 PurdueInterceptions By 1 ClemsonPunts 5 PurduePunting Avg 53.5 North CarolinaLong Punt 66 North CarolinaPunts inside 20 3 (2x) MR: ClemsonLong Punt Return 15 Clemson OPPONENT LONGEST PLAYSRushing 81 * Travis Etienne, ClemsonPassing 79 * Kelly Bryant, ClemsonField Goal 49 Greg Huegel, ClemsonPunt 66 Tom Sheldon, North CarolinaPunt Return 15 Ray-Ray McCloud, ClemsonKickoff Return 94 Anthony Ratliff, North CarolinaInterception Return 44 * Dorian O’Daniel, ClemsonFumble Return 32 Danny Ezechukwu, Purdue

SUPERLATIVES



Name GP/GS PU UNC CLE KEN MUR NCST BC FSU WF VA SYR UK10 Alexander, Jai. 1/1 START ... ...9A Avery, C.J. 3/- XXX XXX XXX14 Bailey, Dre. 3/2 START START XXX73 Becton, Mek. 3/3 START START START75 Bell, Rob. 3/3 START START START13 Blue, P.J. 1/- XXX ... ...7 Bonnafon, Reg. 3/2 START START XXX53 Caban, Amo. 1/- ... XXX ...24 Cannon, Zyk. 3/3 START START START74 Christian, Ger. 3/3 START START START45 Creque, Bla. 3/- XXX XXX XXX83 Crum, Mic. 3/- XXX XXX XXX85 Davis, Jor. 3/1 XXX START XXX5 Dawkins, Set. 3/3 START START START62 Dorsey, Der. 3/- XXX XXX XXX17 Etheridge, Dor. 3/3 START START START96 Famurewa, Hen. 3/- XXX XXX XXX87 Fitzpatrick, De 3/- XXX XXX XXX77 Foy, Lin. 1/- XXX ... ...58 Greenard, Jon. 3/- XXX XXX XXX52 Hall, Mit. 3/- XXX XXX XXX60 Haycraft, Tyl. 1/- ... ... XXX99 Hearns, Jam. 3/3 START START START21 Iakopo, Lon. 3/- XXX XXX XXX8 Jackson, Lam. 3/3 START START START84 Johnson, Jos. 1/- ... XXX ...28 King, Mas. 3/- XXX XXX XXX78 Martin, Max 1/- ... ... XXX72 McNeil, Luk. 3/3 START START START30 Pass, Kha. 3/3 START START START98 Peterson, Tab. 3/- XXX XXX XXX4B Polston, Tyl. 2/- XXX XXX ...2 Reed, Cor. 3/- XXX XXX XXX90 Richardson, De. 3/3 START START START94 Robinson, G.G. 3/1 XXX XXX START70 Roundtree, Tor. 1/- XXX ... ...1 Samuel, Tra. 3/2 START XXX START63 Scheler, Nat. 1/- ... XXX ...43 Smith, Dami. 2/- XXX ... XXX11 Smith, Dee 3/- XXX XXX XXX9 Smith, Jay. 3/3 START START START34 Smith, Jer. 1/- XXX ... ...4 Smith, TreS. 3/- XXX XXX XXX12 Smith, Trey 3/- XXX XXX XXX80 Standberry, Ch. 3/3 START START START42 Stewart, Isa. 3/- XXX XXX XXX23 Strange, Lyn 2/- ... XXX XXX3 Sturghill, Cor. 2/- ... XXX XXX89 Thomas, Jor. 1/- ... ... XXX79 Thomas, Ken. 3/3 START START START35 Thomas, Lam. 3/- XXX XXX XXX32 Thomas, Sta. 3/3 START START START2A Trotter, Har. 1/- ... ... XXX20 Walker, Ron. 3/2 XXX START START15 Washington, Tru 3/3 START START START22 Williams, Chu. 3/3 START START START29 Williams, Mal. 3/1 XXX XXX START33 Wilson, Col. 1/- ... ... XXX6 Yeast, Rus. 3/- XXX XXX XXX91 Young, Tre. 3/3 START START START

PARTICIPATION REPORT



Rushing 25+ rushing attempts 25, Lamar Jackson vs. Kentucky (11/26/16)30+ rushing attempts 31, Lamar Jackson vs. Clemson (10/1/16)40+ rushing attempts 40, Nathan Poole at Wichita State (11/4/78)100+ yards rushing 149, Malik Williams at North Carolina (9/9/17)150+ yards rushing 171, Lamar Jackson vs. Kentucky (11/26/16) 200+ yards rushing 226, Lamar Jackson vs. Texas A&M (12/30/15)Consec. 100-yard games 2, Lamar Jackson (Purdue, N. Carolina, ‘17)Consec. 150-yard games 2, Lamar Jackson (Boston College, Wake Forest, ‘16)Consec. 200-yard games 2, Bilal Powell (Memphis, Cincinnati, 2010)50-yard+ run 74, Malik Williams at North Carolina (9/9/17)70-yard+ run 74, Malik Williams at North Carolina (9/9/17)80-yard+ run 80, Jeremy Smith vs. Duke (10/14/16)90-yard+ run 91, Howard Stevens vs. S. Illinois (11/13/71)30-yard+ run by a QB 43, Lamar Jackson at North Carolina (9/9/17)3 rushing TDs 3, Lamar Jackson at North Carolina (9/9/17)4 rushing TDs 4, Lamar Jackson vs. Florida State (9/17/16)5+ rushing TDs 5, Eric Shelton vs. East Carolina (10/2/04) Passing30+ attempts 39, Lamar Jackson at North Carolina (9/9/17)40+ attempts 42, Lamar Jackson vs. Clemson (9/16/17)50+ attempts 53, Teddy Bridgewater vs. Connecticut (11/24/12)20+ completions 21, Lamar Jackson vs. Clemson (9/16/17)25+ completions 25, Lamar Jackson at North Carolina (9/9/17)30+ completions 30, Lamar Jackson vs. Purdue (9/2/17)3 TD passes 3, Lamar Jackson at North Carolina (9/9/17)4+ TD passes 4, Lamar Jackson at Boston College (11/5/16)300+ yards passing 393, Lamar Jackson at North Carolina (9/9/17)400+ yards passing 417, Lamar Jackson at Marshall (9/24/16)Consec. 250-yard+ gms 3, L. Jackson vs. Purdue (9/2/17); N. Carolina (9/9/17), Clemson (9/16/17)Consec. 300-yard+ gms 3, L. Jackson vs. Purdue (9/2/17); N. Carolina (9/9/17), Clemson (9/16/17)50-yard+ completion 67, Lamar Jackson to Cole Hikutini vs. NC State (10/22/16)70-yard+ completion 79, Lamar Jackson to Traveon Samuel vs. Clemson (9/16/17)80-yard+ completion 92, Adam Froman to Scott Long vs. So. Miss (10/10/09)90-yard+ completion 92, Adam Froman to Scott Long vs. So. Miss (10/10/09) Receiving10+ receptions 10, Jamari Staples vs. Wake Forest (10/30/15)2 TD receptions 2, Dez Fitzpatrick at North Carolina (9/9/17)3+ TD receptions 3, James Quick vs. Florida State (10/17/15)100+ receiving yards 100, Traveon Samuel vs. Clemson (9/16/17)125+ receiving yards 183, Jaylen Smith at N. Carolina (9/9/17)150+ receiving yards 183, Jaylen Smith at N. Carolina (9/9/17)175+ receiving yards 183, Jaylen Smith at N. Carolina (9/9/17)200+ receiving yards 214, DeVante Parker vs. Florida State (10/30/14)Consec. 100-yard games 2, Jaylen Smith (Purdue, N. Carolina, 2017)3+ Consec. 100-yard games DeVante Parker (NC State, FSU, BC, 2014)

Team300+ yards rushing 312 at North Carolina (9/9/17)400+ yards rushing 414 at Syracuse (9/9/16)Less than 15 yards net rushing -1 vs. Pittsburgh (11/21/15)Negative net rushing -1 vs. Pittsburgh (11/21/15)400+ yards passing 417 at Marshall (9/24/16)500+ yards total offense 705 at North Carolina (9/9/17)600+ yards total offense 705 at North Carolina (9/9/17)Consec. games, 500+ total yds 2 (Purdue, North Carolina, 2017)4 consec. games, 500+ total yds 6 (Texas A&M, Char., SU, FSU, MU, CU (2015-16))<200 yards total offense 171 vs. West Virginia (11/20/10)<100 yards total offense 13 vs. Arizona State (9/19/92)30+ first downs 35 at North Carolina (9/9/17)35+ first downs 35 at North Carolina (9/9/17) <10 first downs 9 vs. West Virginia (11/20/10)

40+ points 47 at North Carolina (9/9/17)50+ points 52 at Boston College (11/5/16)60+ points 63 vs. Florida State (9/17/16)70+ points 70 vs. Charlotte (9/1/16)100+ yards in penalties 110 vs. Purdue (9/2/17)5+ fumbles lost 5 vs. Western Kentucky (11/12/88)Scored a Safety vs. Syracuse (10/3/14)Scored Two Safeties vs. Syracuse (10/3/14)Allowed a Safety vs. LSU (12/31/16)Forced 5 or more Turnovers 5 at Clemson (10/1/16)Forced three or more fumbles 3 at Syracuse (9/9/16)Intercepted three or more passes 3 vs. Purdue (9/2/17)Committed four turnovers 4 vs. Kentucky (11/26/16)Committed five turnovers 5 vs. West Virginia (11/22/08)Committed six turnovers 7 at USF (11/17/07)Recovered an on-side kick 1 vs. Pittsburgh (11/21/11)Shutout 72-0 vs. FIU (9/21/13)Shutout on road 62-0 at Temple (9/9/06)Shutout vs. Conference opponent 56-0 vs. Memphis (10/9/10)Shutout by, first half vs. Auburn (9/5/15)Shutout by, second half vs. Boston College (10/24/15)Shutout by, game 0-31 at Florida State (9/23/00)Overtime game #23 Cincinnati, 31-24 (OT) (12/5/13)Come-from-behind win N. Carolina, trailed 28-27 in 3rd quarter (9/9/17)True freshman started at QB Lamar Jackson vs. Texas A&M (12/30/15) The Last Time6+ TDs responsible for 6, Lamar Jackson at North Carolina (9/9/17)4+ TDs scored 4, Lamar Jackson vs. Florida State (9/17/16)3 field goals 3, Blanton Creque vs. Purdue (9/2/17)4+ field goals 4, Blanton Creque vs. NC State (10/22/16)7+ PATs 7, Blanton Creque at Boston College (11/5/16)8+ PATs 8, Blanton Creque at Marshall (9/24/16)9+ PATs 9, Evan O’Hara vs. Charlotte (9/1/16)50-yd+ FG 50 yards, John Wallace vs. Samford (9/26/15)15+ Tackles 15, Keith Kelsey vs. Houston (9/12/15)3+ tackles for loss 3.0, Jonathan Greenard at N. Carolina (9/9/17)5+ tackles for loss 7, Elvis Dumervil at Kentucky (9/4/05)3+ sacks 3.0, Devonte Fields vs. Wake Forest (11/12/16)2 interceptions 2, Jaire Alexander at Virginia (10/29/16)3+ interceptions 3, Gerod Holliman at Boston College (11/8/14)TD on a INT return 61 yards, Stacy Thomas vs. Purdue (9/2/17)TD on a fumble return (def) 46 yards, Sheldon Rankins vs. BC (10/24/15)TD on a punt return 69 yards, Jaire Alexander vs. Florida State (9/17/16)2+ TD on punt return 3 vs. Cincinnati (11/27/04)TD on kickoff return 100 yards, Traveon Samuel vs. Clemson (9/17/15)TD on KO return to start game 100 yards, Adrian Bushell vs. UConn (11/19/11)2-point conversion 1 vs. Virginia (10/29/16)Blocked field goal Drew Bailey vs. Purdue (9/2/17)TD on blocked field goal 82 yards, Andrew Johnson at WVU (11/5/11)Blocked punt Devante Peete vs. Wake Forest (11/12/16)TD on blocked punt Charles Gaines vs. Connecticut (11/8/13)Blocked extra point vs. Clemson (9/16/17)Defensive extra point Ray Buchanan vs. Ohio State (9/14/91)2+ blocked kicks, game 2 vs. Cincinnati (11/27/04)Largest deficit overcome 23 points vs. Tulane (9/5/87)

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Opponents, Team<10 yards net rushing -14, Boston College (10/24/15)<20 yards net rushing 17, North Carolina (9/9/17)<50 yards net rushing 17, North Carolina (9/9/17)300+ yards rushing 376, West Virginia (11/22/08)350+ yards rushing 376, West Virginia (11/22/08)400+ yards rushing 407, New Mexico State (8/23/01)500+ yards rushing 684, Murray State (10/8/32)<100 yards passing 59, Marshall (9/24/16)300+ yards passing 316, Clemson (9/16/17)350+ yards passing 384, North Carolina (9/9/17)400+ yards total offense 401, North Carolina (9/9/17)500+ yards total offense 613, Clemson (9/16/17)550+ yards total offense 613, Clemson (9/16/17)<200 yards total offense 79, Boston College (10/24/15)<150 yards total offense 79, Boston College (10/24/15)<100 yards total offense 79, Boston College (10/24/15)30+ first downs 30, Memphis (11/4/04)<10 first downs 9, Boston College (11/5/16)<5 first downs 4, Boston College (10/24/15)40+ points 47, Clemson (9/16/17)50+ points 63, Rutgers (12/4/08)60+ points 63, Rutgers (12/4/08)70+ points 105, Murray State (10/8/32)100 yards in penalties 118, Charlotte (9/1/16)Scored a Safety LSU (12/31/16)Blocked punt Boston College (10/24/15)Blocked extra point Clemson (10/1/16)Blocked field goal Wake Forest (10/30/15)TD on interception return Josh Forrest, Kentucky (11/28/15)TD on punt return Adam Humphries, Clemson (10/11/14)TD on kickoff return Anthony Ratliff-Williams, North Carolina (9/9/17)TD on fumble return Ty Tyler, Marshall (9/24/16)TD on blocked punt Elijah Robinson, Boston College (10/24/15)TD on fumble recovery Anthony Covington, Charlotte (9/1/16)2-point conversion Virginia (10/29/16)

Opponents, Individual30+ rushing attempts 33, Nick Chubb, Georgia (12/30/14)100+ yards rushing 110, Wayne Gallman, Clemson (10/1/16)150+ yards rushing 152 yards, Qadree Ollison, Pittsburgh (11/21/15)200+ yards rushing 266 yards, Nick Chubb, Georgia (12/30/14)250+ yards rushing 266 yards, Nick Chubb, Georgia (12/30/14)Two 100-yard rushers P. White (200) & N. Devine (154), WVU (11/22/08)60-yard+ run 81 yards, Travis Etienne, Clemson (9/16/17)70-yard+ run 81 yards, Travis Etienne, Clemson (9/16/17)80-yard+ run 81 yards, Travis Etienne, Clemson (9/16/17)3+ rushing TDs 3, Andre Dixon, Connecticut (10/17/09) Passing40+ attempts 44, Greg Ward Jr., Houston (11/17/16)50+ attempts 51, Eric Dungey, Syracuse (9/9/16)20+ completions 22, Kelly Bryant, Clemson (9/16/17)25+ completions 25, Greg Ward Jr., Houston (11/17/16)30+ completions 35, Maxwell Smith, Kentucky (9/2/12)<10 compl. (at least 15 att.) 9, Garet Morrell, Marshall (9/24/16)3 TD passes 3, Stephen Johnson, Kentucky (11/26/16)4+ TD passes 5, Deshaun Watson, Clemson (10/1/16)250+ yards passing 316, Kelly Bryant, Clemson (9/16/17)300+ yards passing 316, Kelly Bryant, Clemson (9/16/17)350+ yards passing 372, Everett Golson, Florida State (10/17/15) Receiving10+ receptions 11, Tyler Boyd, Pittsburgh (11/21/15)100+ receiving yards 115, Ray-Ray McCloud, Clemson (9/16/17)125+ receiving yards 139, Malachi Dupre, LSU (12/31/16)150+ receiving yards 164, Garrett Johnson, Kentucky (11/26/16)200+ receiving yards 201, T.Y. Hilton, FIU (9/9/11)50-yard+ reception 79, Ray-Ray McCloud, Clemson (9/16/17)60-yard+ reception 79, Ray-Ray McCloud, Clemson (9/16/17)70-yard+ reception 79, Ray-Ray McCloud, Clemson (9/16/17)

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GAME RECAPS

1-0, 0-0

PURDUE 280-1, 0-0

POST-GAME NOTES• The Cardinals are 7-1 in openers under head coach Bobby Petrino.• Louisville is 257-25 when scoring 30 or more points in a game. Under Petrino,

Louisville is 55-7 when reaching that mark.• Louisville’s defense finished the game with three interceptions. It is the most since

the Cardinals tallied three against NC State in 2016.• Louisville’s offense logged 524 yards of offense, the program’s 81st 500-yard

game.• Lamar Jackson had 481 yards of total offense, the sixth-highest output in a game

in school history.• Jackson threw for 378 yards, giving him 5,761 for his career. He moved into

seventh on the school’s career list, surpassing Ed Rubbert (1983-86).• Jaylen Smith had a career-best eight catches for 117 yards. It is the second game

of his career with at least 100 yards receiving.• Blanton Creque connected on all three field goals in the victory, his fourth game

with as many.• Stacy Thomas accumulated six tackles in the victory. He also had a fumble

recovery and returned his second career interception 61 yards for a touchdown.

SCORING SUMMARY 1 2 3 4 FLouisville 7 3 15 10 35Purdue 7 7 7 7 28

1st PU Anthrop 26-yd pass from Sindelar (Dellinger kick), 3-36, 0:27 UL 0, PU 71st UL Davis 3-yd pass from Jackson (Creque kick), 8-64, 3:44 UL 7, PU 72nd UL Creque 23-yd field goal, 10-72, 3:29 UL 10, PU 72nd PU Worship 8-yd pass from Blough (Evans kick), 11-78, 4:26 UL 10, PU 143rd UL Creque 32-yd field goal, 4-7, 1:05 UL 13, PU 143rd PU Hopkins 2-yd pass from Blough (Dellinger kick), 5-40, 1:50 UL 13, PU 213rd UL Bonnafon 10-yd run (Jackson rush failed), 10-75, 3:10 UL 19, PU 213rd UL Thomas 61-yd int. return (Jackson pass int.) UL 25, PU 214th PU Anthrop 14-yd pass from Sindelar (Evans kick), 8-67, 3:16 UL 25, PU 284th UL Fitzpatrick 20-yd pass from Jackson (Creque kick), 6-75, 1:47 UL 32, PU 284th UL Creque 30-yd field goal, 9-46, 3:16 UL 35, PU 28

TEAM STATISTICS UL PUFirst Downs 27 25Rushes-Yards 33-146 21-51Passing Yards 378 293Pass Comp-Att-Int 30-46-0 33-57-3Total Offense 524 344Fumbles-Lost 3-3 2-1Penalties-Yards 16-110 6-69Punts-Yards (Avg./Net) 4-159 (39.8/37.5) 5-243 (48.6/40.8)Kickoffs-Yards (Avg./Net) 8-504 (63.0/49.9) 5-323 (64.6/37.2)Kickoff Returns (No.-Yds.-TD) 2-62-0 6-80-0Punt Returns (No.-Yds.-TD) 3-39-0 2-9-0Interceptions (No.-Yds.-TD) 3-61-1 0-0-0Fumble Returns (No.-Yds.-TD) 0-0-0 2-51-0Time of Possession 31:51 28:09Third-Down Conversions 7-16 5-14Fourth-Down Conversions 0-0 2-3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 6-8 3-3Sacks By (No.-Yds.) 4-15 0-0Field Goals 3-3 0-1Points Off Turnovers 6 7

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS UL PURushing: Jackson, 21-107-0 Fuller, 8-29-0Passing: Jackson, 30-46-0, 378 yds 2 TD Blough, 18-26-2, 175yd, 2 TDReceiving: Jay. Smith, 8-117 yds, 0 TD Anthrop, 7-82, 2 TDTackles: Cannon, 9 (7-2) Bentley, 10 (7-3)Tackles for loss: Greenard, 1.5-8yds Okonye, 1.0-1ydSacks: Young, 1.5-1yd NoneInterceptions: Sta. Thomas, 1-61, 1 TD NoneFumble Recoveries: Sta. Thomas, 1-0, 0 TD Ezechukwu, 1-32, 0 TDForced Fumbles: Peterson, 1 Bentley, 2

Lamar Jackson threw two touchdown passes and compiled 485 total yards Saturday, helping No. 16 Louisville escape with a 35-28 victory over Purdue.

The mistake-prone Cardinals snapped a three-game losing streak.

Jackson, of course, was the difference. He went 30 of 46 with 378 yards through the air while running 21 times for 107 yards. He also moved into the top five in school history on TD passes and yards rushing.

And when Louisville (1-0) needed the defending Heisman Trophy winner to be at his best in the fourth quarter, he didn't disappoint.

Jackson hooked up with Dez Fitzpatrick on a 20-yard score with 9:01 remaining to give the Cardinals a 32-28 lead then drove them into field goal position on the ensuing possession to make it a seven-point game.

Purdue (0-1) couldn't rally in coach Jeff Brohm's debut, losing its eighth straight.

Louisville blew three scoring chances in the first half - losing two fumbles at the goal line and mismanaging the clock at the end of the half. The Boilermakers converted another fumble recovery in the third quarter into a touchdown and nearly forced a fourth fumble.

Louisville also was called for five false start penalties in the first 16 minutes, finished with nine and had another penalty for an illegal snap. Cornerback Jaire Alexander, an All-American hopeful, got hurt on an ill-advised return off of a blocked field goal, costing the Cardinals 19 yards on a play that nearly resulted in yet another turnover. Alexander did not return.

Purdue took advantage of the miscues by building a 14-10 halftime lead, extending it to 21-13 in the third quarter and then retaking the lead on Elijah Sindelar's 14-yard TD pass to Jackson Anthrop with 10:48 left.

But Jackson put it away by leading Louisville to back-to-back scores.

LOUISVILLE 35

Game 1 • Sept. 2 • Indianapolis, Ind. • Lucas Oil Stadium (37,394)



GAME RECAPS

2-0, 1-0

NORTH CAROLINA 350-2, 0-1

POST-GAME NOTES• Louisville is 3-1 in league road openers since joining the ACC in 2014• Louisville’s 705 yards of total offense are the third most in school history and also

the third-highest total allowed by North Carolina.• Lamar Jackson and Malik Williams each surpassed 100-yards rushing, the first

time the Cardinals achieved the feat since Wake Forest in 2016 (Lamar Jackson and Brandon Radcliff).

• Lamar Jackson’s 525 yards of total offense are the eighth most in an ACC game in league history. He is the second player in FBS history to record at least 300 passing yards and 100 rushing yards in consecutive games.

• Jackson surpassed 1,000 yards of total offense with his performance against North Carolina. He has achieved the feat in consecutive seasons and is one of only two players in FBS history since 2000 to reach the 1,000-yard plateau.

• Jaylen Smith recorded his third career, second straight, 100-yard receiving game. He finished the contest with nine catches for 183 yards and one score.

• Malik Williams had career highs of 13 rushes and 149 yards, toting the ball an average of 11.5 yards per carry.

SCORING SUMMARY 1 2 3 4 FLouisville 10 10 7 20 47North Carolina 7 7 14 7 35

1st UL Creque 37-yd field goal, 8-45, 3:51 UL 3, NC 01st NC Fritts 1-yd pass from Surratt (Jones kick), 4-61, 1:52 UL 3, NC 71st UL Fitzpatrick 9-yd pass from Jackson (Creque kick), 11-75, 5:08 UL 10, NC 72nd UL Creque 19-yd field goal, 12-85, 5:20 UL 13, NC 72nd NC Fritts 5-yd pass from Surratt (Jones kick), 7-75, 2:26 UL 13, NC 142nd UL Jay. Smith 75-yd pass from Jackson (Creque kick), 1-75, 0:10 UL 20, NC 143rd UL Jackson 43-yd run (Creque kick), 5-79, 2:24 UL 27, NC 143rd NC Ratliff 94-yd kickoff return (Jones kick) UL 27, NC 213rd NC Jackson 22-yd pass from Harris (Jones kick), 9-77, 3:42 UL 27, NC 284th UL Jackson 3-yd run (Jackson pass failed), 11-75, 4:51 UL 33, NC 284th UL Fitzpatrick 30-yd pass from Jackson (Creque kick), 5-70, 1:57 UL 40, NC 284th UL Jackson 11-yd run (Creque kick), 6-99, 3:35 UL 47, NC 284th NC Carter 1-yd run (Jones kick), 10-63, 2:27 UL 47, NC 35

TEAM STATISTICS UL NCFirst Downs 35 20Rushes-Yards 44-312 23-17Passing Yards 393 3834Pass Comp-Att-Int 25-39-0 29-38-0Total Offense 705 401Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0Penalties-Yards 6-61 5-50Punts-Yards (Avg./Net) 1-36 (36.0/36.0) 4-214 (53.5/51.5)Kickoffs-Yards (Avg./Net) 9-515 (57.2/27.3) 5-316 (63.2/41.2)Kickoff Returns (No.-Yds.-TD) 2-35-0 7-219-1Punt Returns (No.-Yds.-TD) 1-8-0 0-0-0Interceptions (No.-Yds.-TD) 0-0-0 0-0-0Fumble Returns (No.-Yds.-TD) 0-0-0 0-0-0Time of Possession 35:56 24:04Third-Down Conversions 9-15 3-10Fourth-Down Conversions 1-3 1-3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 3-4Sacks By (No.-Yds.) 2-25 2-7Field Goals 2-2 0-0Points Off Turnovers 0 0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS UL NCRushing: Mal. Williams, 13-149-0 J. Brown, 6-23-0Passing: Jackson, 25-39-0, 393 yds, 3 TD Surratt, 12-14, 168 yds, 2 TDReceiving: Jay. Smith, 9-183 yds, 1 TD Proehl, 8-120 yds, 0 TDTackles: Etheridge, 8 (4-4) A. Smith, 11 (8-3)Tackles for loss: Greenard, 3.0-25 yds Dalton, 3.0-11 ydsSacks: Greenard, 1.0-21 yds Dalton, 1.0-5 ydsInterceptions: None NoneFumble Recoveries: None NoneForced Fumbles: Greenard, Chu. Williams, 1 None

Lamar Jackson shrugged off preseason questions about his chances of becoming only the second two-time Heisman Trophy winner, saying it wasn’t a focus when he won it last year, nor would it be this fall.

That approach is working just fine, too.Jackson accounted for 525 total yards and six touchdowns to

help No. 17 Louisville pull away late and beat North Carolina 47-35 on Saturday, giving him more than 1,000 yards of total offense in two games.

“Last night I thought about that, like, ‘Wow, this man here is special,’” said receiver Dez Fitzpatrick, who had two TD catches from Jackson. “He can do it all. He can throw, he can run, his football IQ is off the charts — everything. Really, just a once-in-a-lifetime type of quarterback.”

The junior threw for 393 yards and three scores while also running for 132 yards and three TDs. The last came on a spinning-through-tacklers 11-yard run with 3:06 left to punctuate a dominant fourth-quarter effort by the Cardinals (2-0, 1-0 Atlantic Coast Conference).

Jackson had 485 total yards in last week’s win against Purdue, with 107 of those coming on the ground.

“When you’re in a situation, in a 1-on-1 with him, in open space, he’s going to win,” UNC coach Larry Fedora said. “And there’s times when you’re in a 2-on-1 in open space he’s going to win. There aren’t a whole lot of guys that can do that.”

Junior Jaylen Smith had nine catches for a career-high 183 yards and a score for Louisville, which rolled to 705 yards.

The Cardinals trailed 28-27 entering the final quarter, but went ahead on Jackson’s 3-yard keeper with 13:50 left. Louisville’s defense then came up with two fourth-down stops — one at its own 1-yard line — to end promising drives by the Tar Heels (0-2, 0-1).

LOUISVILLE 47

Game 2 • Sept. 9 • Chapel Hill, N.C. • Kenan Stadium (47,000)



GAME RECAPS

2-1, 1-1

CLEMSON 473-0, 1-0

POST-GAME NOTES• Louisville is 2-2 in league home openers since joining the ACC in 2014.• Louisville is 90-31 at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium.• The loss snapped the Cardinals’ seven-game winning streak in the month of

September.• Louisville finished the game 2 for 3 on 4th-down conversions.• Lamar Jackson climbed to the top of the ACC record book for career rushing yards

by a quarterback, boosting his career total to 2,834. He passed Georgia Tech’s Joshua Nesbitt, who previously held the mark with 2,806 yards.

• Trevon Young was credited with the blocked point-after attempt in the second quarter. It is the first PAT Louisville has blocked since Josh Minkins blocked one vs. Temple on Sept. 27, 2003.

• Traveon Samuel finished the game with two catches for 100 yards, the fourth game in school history a player reached 100-receiving yards with two or fewer catches.

• Stacy Thomas led the defense with 10 tackles. It is the third time he has had at least 10 tackles in Louisville’s last five games and the fourth time in his career.

SCORING SUMMARY 1 2 3 4 FClemson 7 12 14 14 47Louisville 7 0 0 14 21

1st CU Bryant 8-yd run (Huegel kick), 10-79, 3:55 CU 7, UL 01st UL Standberry 11-yd pass from Jackson (Creque kick), 6-95, 1:58 CU 7, UL 72nd CU Huegel 31-yd field goal, 8-41, 3:25 CU 10, UL 72nd CU McCloud 79-yd pass from Bryant (Huegel kick blocked), 4-90, 1:25 CU 16, UL 72nd CU Huegel 49-yd field goal, 11-49, 2:49 CU 19, UL 73rd CU O’Daniel 44-yd int. return (Huegel kick) CU 26, UL 73rd CU Bryant 1-yd run (Huegel kick), 11-66, 5:14 CU 33, UL 74th UL Jay. Smith 36-yd pass from Jackson (Creque kick), 9-75, 3:31 CU 33, UL 144th CU Choice 39-yd run (Huegel kick), 4-79, 1:49 CU 40, UL 144th UL Fitzpatrick 8-yd pass from Jackson (Creque kick), 11-85, 4:19 CU 40, UL 214th CU Etienne 81-yd run (Huegel kick), 2-75, 1:24 CU 47, UL 21

TEAM STATISTICS UL CUFirst Downs 21 25Rushes-Yards 27-116 48-297Passing Yards 317 316Pass Comp-Att-Int 21-42-1 23-33-0Total Offense 433 613Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 4-35 4-30Punts-Yards (Avg./Net) 8-350 (43.8/42.6) 4-207 (51.8/46.0)Kickoffs-Yards (Avg./Net) 4-260 (65.0/45.0) 9-581 (64.6/41.8)Kickoff Returns (No.-Yds.-TD) 5-105-0 2-30-0Punt Returns (No.-Yds.-TD) 1-3-0 3-9-0Interceptions (No.-Yds.-TD) 0-0-0 1-44-1Fumble Returns (No.-Yds.-TD) 0-0-0 0-0-0Time of Possession 24:28 35:32Third-Down Conversions 5-16 9-17Fourth-Down Conversions 2-3 1-1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 3-3Sacks By (No.-Yds.) 4-35 5-23Field Goals 0-0 2-3Points Off Turnovers 0 7

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS UL CURushing: Jackson, 17-64-0 Etienne, 6-98-1Passing: Jackson, 21-42-1, 317 yds, 3 TD Bryant, 22-32-0, 316 yds, 1 TDReceiving: Jay. Smith, 5-79 yds, 1 TD McCloud, 7-115 yds, 1 TDTackles: Thomas, 10 (5-5) Simmons, 8 (6-2)Tackles for loss: Hearns, 2.0-12 yds Wilkins, 1.0-9 ydsSacks: Hearns, 2.0-12 yds Wilkins, 1.0-9 ydsInterceptions: None O’Daniel, 1-44 yds, 1 TDFumble Recoveries: None NoneForced Fumbles: None None

Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson accounted for 381 yards of total offense and three touchdowns, but the No. 14 Cardinals fell 47-21 at home to third-ranked Clemson in a Saturday night Atlantic Coast Conference showdown.

Jackson passed for 317 yards and three TDs, but most of that came with things already in hand for Clemson (3-0, 1-0 ACC). The Tigers’ Dorian O’Donnell returned an interception 44 yards for a TD and a 26-7 third-quarter lead, and they sacked Jackson five times. Kelly Bryant had TD runs of 8 and 1 yards sandwiched around a 79-yard scoring pass to wide-open Ray-Ray McCloud in the second quarter.

Jackson had TD passes of 11 yards to Charles Standberry, 36 yards to Jaylen Smith and 8 to Dez Fitzpatrick. But the junior struggled to throw and run all night for Louisville (2-1, 1-1 ACC). The Cardinals were outgained 613-433, even with a 14-point fourth quarter.

LOUISVILLE 21

Game 3 • Sept. 16 • Louisville, Ky. • Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium (55,588)



#10 JAIRE ALEXANDER < Jr. < CB CHARLOTTE, N.C.ROCKY RIVER HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2015 12/1 14 5 19 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-5 22016 13/13 31 8 39 1-1 0-0 1-0 1 5-37 92017 1/1 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 26/15 45 13 58 1.0-1 0-0 1-0 1 6-42 11

2017 NOTES4Left the Purdue game early with a knee injury and sat out the last two games4Named to the all-ACC preseason team4Tabbed to the Paul Hornung, Jim Thorpe, Chuck Bednarik, and Bronko Nagurski

preseason watch lists4Was voted one of seven team captains

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 10 vs. Texas A&M, 12/30/15Tackles for Loss: 1.0 vs. Charlotte, 9/1/16Sacks: --Interceptions: 2 (2x) MR vs. Virginia, 10/29/16Pass Breakups: 2 (2x) MR vs. Wake Forest, 11/12/16Punt Returns: 5 vs. Boston College, 10/24/15 Punt Return Yards: 130 vs. Florida State, 09/17/16Longest Punt Return: 69 vs. Florida State, 09/17/16

#11 KEMARI AVERETT < Fr. < TE ATLANTA, GA.GRADY HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2017 --Tot. --

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES4Ranked as the No. 14 tight end in the country by ESPN.com4Finished senior campaign with 55 receptions for 796 yards and 11 touchdowns4Played wide receiver, tight end, and defensive end at Grady High

#9 C.J. AVERY < Fr. < S GRENADA, MISS.GRENADA HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2017 3/0 3 2 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 3/0 3 2 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES4Ranked as the No. 7 safety, No. 78 player overall, according to ESPN.com4Voted an Under Armour All-American and played in the 2017 Under Armour game4Recorded 61 tackles, five for loss, with two interceptions, two forced fumbles, and one

sack as a senior at Grenada High

#88 JAVONTE BAGLEY < Sr. < WR VERO BEACH, FLA.VERO BEACH HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 11/1 7 88 0 12.6 392016 7/0 3 21 0 7.0 10Tot. 18/1 10 109 0 10.9 39

2016 SEASON NOTES4Appeared in seven games at wide receiver and on special teams4Caught a season-high two passes for 18 yards against Charlotte4Logged one catch for three yards versus Boston College

CAREER HIGHSReceptions: 3 vs. Boston College, 10/24/15Receiving Yards: 69 vs. Boston College, 10/24/15Long Reception: 39 vs. Boston College, 10/24/15 Touchdowns: --

2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 0-0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0N. Carolina DNPClemson DNP

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 3 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Pass Breakups: --

2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 1-0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0N. Carolina 0-1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 2-1-3 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0



#7 REGGIE BONNAFON < Sr. < RB LOUISVILLE, KY.TRINITY HS

CAREER STATSRUSHINGYr G/S Att Yds TD Y/C LG2014 10/5 72 164 5 2.3 362015 11/2 45 175 0 3.9 292016 13/10 5 7 0 1.4 52017 3/2 20 72 1 3.6 13Tot. 37/19 142 418 6 2.9 36

2017 SEASON NOTES4Had Louisville's first rushing touchdown of the season, a 10-yard score against Purdue4Named the starting running back after previously playing quarterback and wide receiver

earlier in his career4Selected as one of seven team captains

RECEIVINGYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2014 --2015 11/2 10 105 0 10.5 262016 13/10 13 159 5 12.2 242017 3/2 6 26 0 3.0 21Tot. 37/19 29 290 5 10.0 26PASSINGYr G/S C A Int Yds TD Pct Lg Effic2014 10/5 61 120 4 864 5 50.8 52 118.42015 11/2 14 24 1 192 2 58.3 40 144.72016 13/0 0 0 0 0 0 -- -- --2017 3/0 0 0 0 0 0 -- -- --Tot. 36/7 75 144 5 1,056 7 52.1 52 122.8

CAREER HIGHSRushes: 15 vs. Notre Dame, 11/22/15Rushing Yards: 76 vs. Boston College, 11/8/15Rushing TDs: 2 (2x) MR vs. Notre Dame, 11/22/15Long Rush: 36 vs. Boston College, 11/8/14Receptions: 3 vs. Florida State, 10/17/15Receiving Yards: 69 vs. Florida State, 09/17/16Receiving TDs: 2 vs. Virginia, 10/29/16Long Reception: 26 vs. Wake Forest, 10/30/15

#14 DREW BAILEY < Sr. < DL JACKSONVILLE, FLA.PEARL RIVER CC

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2015 12-0 2 7 9 1-4 0.5-3 0-0 0 0-0 02016 13-12 33 25 58 9-26 2-13 1-0 0 0-0 02017 3-2 0 3 3 0.0-0 0.5-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 28-14 35 35 70 10.0-30 3.0-16 1-0 0 0-0 0

2017 SEASON NOTES4Totaled three tackles in the season-opener against Purdue

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 11 vs. Duke, 10/14/16Tackles for Loss: 3 vs. Duke, 10/14/16Sacks: 1.0 vs. Syracuse, 9/9/17Interceptions: --Pass Breakups: --Blocked Kicks: 1 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17

2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 0-3-3 0-0 0.5-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0N. Carolina 0-0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 0-0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0

2017 GAME-BY-GAME -----Rushing----- -----Receiving-----Opponent No. Yds. TD Lg No. Yds TD LGPurdue 6 33 1 13 3 5 0 4N. Carolina 10 22 0 12 3 21 0 21Clemson 4 17 0 7 0 0 0 0



#24 ZYKIESIS CANNON < Sr. < CB MAULDIN, S.C.CAROLINA ACADEMY

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2014 9/0 2 2 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02015 10/1 11 5 16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 12016 12/10 35 31 66 3.0-9 0.5-3 0-0 0 1-1 32017 3/3 17 6 23 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1Tot. 34/14 65 44 109 3.0-6 0.5-3 0-0 0 1-1 5

2017 SEASON NOTES4Matched career high with nine stops against Clemson4Recorded a career-best nine tackles against Purdue in the season opener

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 9 (2x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Tackles for Loss: 1.0 (2x) MR vs. NC State, 10/22/16Sacks: 0.5 vs. Marshall, 9/24/16Interceptions: 1 vs. LSU, 12/31/16Pass Breakups: 2 vs. Virginia, 10/29/16

#45 BLANTON CREQUE < So. < K SHELBYVILLE, KY.COLLINS HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S FGM-A FG% Lg 11-29 30-39 40-49 50+ PAT PAT%2015 redshirt2016 13/0 16-19 .842 47 10-10 5-6 1-3 0-0 39-40 .9752017 3/0 5-5 100.0 37 2-2 3-3 0-0 0-0 10-10 100.0Tot. 16/0 21-24 .875 47 12-12 8-9 1-3 0-0 49-50 .980

2017 SEASON NOTES4Connected on three extra points against Clemson, pushing scoring total to 112 points4Has connected on 10-consecutive field goals, dating back to the 2016 season4Went 2 for 2 on field goals in the victory over North Carolina, moving into 10th on the

school’s career list with 21 field goals4Is 21 of 24 in his career for an 87.5 percent clip that ranks first in school history

CAREER HIGHSFG Made: 4 vs. NC State, 10/22/16FG Attempted: 4 vs. NC State, 10/22/16Long FG: 47 vs. LSU, 12/31/16PAT Made: 8 vs. Marshall, 9/24/16PAT Attempted: 8 vs. Marshall, 9/24/16


2017 GAME-BY-GAMEOpponent XP-ATT FG-ATT Lg Blk PtsPurdue 2-2 3-3 32 0 11N. Carolina 5-5 2-2 37 0 11Clemson 3-3 0-0 0 0 3



#5 SETH DAWKINS < So. < WR COLUMBUS, OHIOFRANKLIN HEIGHTS HS

CAREER STATSRECEIVINGYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2016 12/2 11 191 1 17.4 532017 3/3 11 129 0 11.7 21Tot. 15/5 22 320 1 14.5 53

2017 SEASON NOTES4Recorded a career-best 105 yards on kickoff returns, averaging 21 yards, against

Clemson4Logged a career-best four receptions against Purdue; also returned a kickoff a career-

long 43 yards against the Boilermakers

CAREER HIGHSReceptions: 4 (2x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Receiving Yards: 56 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Receiving TDs: 1 vs. Charlotte, 9/1/16Long Reception: 53 vs. Duke, 10/14/16Rushes: 1 vs. Marshall, 9/24/16Rushing Yards: 4 vs. Marshall, 9/24/16Rushing TDs: --Long Rush: 4 vs. Marshall, 9/24/16Kickoff Returns: 5 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Kickoff Return Yds: 105 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Long Kickoff Return: 43 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17

RUSHINGYr G/S Att Yds TD Y/C LG2016 12/2 1 4 0 4.0 42017 3/3 0 0 0 0.0 0Tot. 15/5 1 4 0 4.0 4KICK RETURNYr G/S Ret Yds TD Avg/Ret LG2016 12/2 14 306 0 21.9 302017 3/3 8 190 0 23.8 43Tot. 15/5 22 496 0 22.5 43

#17 DORIAN ETHERIDGE < Fr. < LB CHARLESTON, W.VA.CAPITAL HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2017 3/3 6 6 12 0.5-2 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1Tot. 3/3 6 6 12 0.5-2 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1

2017 SEASON NOTES4Led the Cardinals’ defense with eight tackles against North Carolina4Started at linebacker against Purdue, becoming the first true freshman to start at the

position since James Burgess in 2012

#83 MICKY CRUM < Jr. < TE COLUMBUS, OHIOHAMILTON TOWNSHIP

CAREER STATSYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 12/6 14 163 3 11.6 292016 8/1 1 7 0 7.0 72017 2/0 2 39 0 19.5 21Tot. 22/7 17 209 3 12.3 29

2017 SEASON NOTES4Has one catch in each game this season, with a season long of 21 yards against North

Carolina

CAREER HIGHSReceptions: 6 vs. Houston, 9/12/15Receiving Yards: 103 vs. Houston, 9/12/15Long Reception: 29 vs. Houston, 9/12/15Touchdowns: 1 (3x) MR vs. Texas A&M, 12/30/15

SEASON HIGHSTackles: 8 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Tackles for Loss: 0.5 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Sacks: --Interceptions: --Passes Breakups: 1 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17

2017 GAME-BY-GAMEOpponent No. Yds. TD LgPurdue 1 18 0 18N. Carolina 1 21 0 21Clemson 1 2 0 2

2017 GAME-BY-GAME -----Receiving----- -----Kick Returns----- Opponent No. Yds. TD Lg No. Yds TD LGPurdue 4 56 0 21 2 62 0 43N. Carolina 3 45 0 21 1 23 0 23Clemson 4 28 0 12 5 105 0 31

2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 1-1-2 0.5-2 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 1 0N. Carolina 4-4-8 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 1-1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0



#87 DEZ FITZPATRICK < r-Fr. < WR FARMINGTON HILLS, MICH.WATERFORD MOTT HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2016 redshirt2017 3/0 10 211 4 21.1 39Tot. 3/0 10 211 4 21.1 39

2017 SEASON NOTES4Totaled three touchdowns in two games after hauling in a couple scores against North

Carolina4Accumulated four catches for 95 yards and one score against Purdue in collegiate

debut

#58 JONATHAN GREENARD < So. < LB HIRAM, GA.HIRAM HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2015 redshirt2016 12/1 8 14 22 7.0-29 2.5-21 0-0 0 1-42 22017 3/0 8 5 13 5.5-47 3.0-41 0-0 1 0-0 1Tot. 15/1 16 19 35 12.5-76 5.5-62 0-0 1 1-42 3

2017 SEASON NOTES4Already has three sacks through three games in 2017 after 2.5 in 12 games last year4Had a season-best four tackles along with his first forced fumble against North Carolina

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 5 (3x) MR vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Tackles for Loss: 3.0 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Sacks: 1.0 (5x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Interceptions: 1 vs. NC State, 10/22/16Passes Breakups: 1 (3x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17

#99 JAMES HEARNS < Sr. < LB TALLAHASSEE, FLA.LINCOLN HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2013 redshirt2014 2/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02015 12/0 9 3 12 3.5-15 2.5-14 1-0 0 0-0 02016 12/12 31 12 43 11-82 8.0-71 0-0 5 0-0 22017 3/3 10 5 15 2.5-12 2.0-12 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 28/15 50 20 70 17.0-109 12.5-97 1-0 5 0-0 2

2017 SEASON NOTES4Totaled a career-best eight tackles against Clemson, including first two sacks of the

season4Made four stops in the victory over North Carolina

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 8 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Tackles for Loss: 2.0 (3x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Sacks: 2.0 (2x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Interceptions: --Passes Breakups: 1 (2x) MR vs. Florida State, 9/17/16

CAREER HIGHSReceptions: 4 vs. Purdue (9/2/17)Receiving Yards: 95 vs. Purdue (9/2/17)Long Reception: 39 vs. Purdue (9/2/17)Touchdowns: 2 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17


2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 2-3-5 1.5-8 1.0-6 0-0-0 0-0 0 2N. Carolina 3-1-4 3.0-25 1.0-21 1-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 3-1-4 1.0-14 1.0-14 0-0-0 0-0 1 1

2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 1-2-3 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0N. Carolina 3-1-4 0.5-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 6-2-8 2.0-12 2.0-12 0-0-0 0-0 0 0



#21 LONDON IAKOPO < Jr. < LB CARSON, CALIF.LONG BEACH CC

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2016 5/0 3 2 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02017 3/0 4 1 5 1.5-9 1.0-9 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 8/0 7 3 12 1.5-9 1.0-9 0-0 0 0-0 0

2017 SEASON NOTES4Made a career-high three stops against Clemson4Came off the bench and contributed two tackles against Purdue

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 3 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Tackles for Loss: 1.0 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Sacks: 1.0 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Interceptions: --Pass Breakups: --

#8 LAMAR JACKSON < Jr. < QB POMPANO BEACH, FLA.BOYNTON BEACH HS

CAREER STATSPASSINGYr G/S C A Int Yds TD Pct Lg Effic2015 12/7 135 247 8 1840 12 54.7 56 126.82016 13/13 230 409 9 3543 30 56.2 74 148.82017 3/3 76 127 1 1088 8 59.8 78 151.0Tot. 28/23 441 783 18 6471 50 56.3 78 142.2

CAREER HONORS42016 Heisman Trophy, youngest winner of the award42016 Davey O’Brien Award, nation’s top quarterback42016 Maxwell Award as the nation’s top football player42016 ACC Player of the Year and ACC Offensive Player of the Year42015 Music City Bowl MVP

2017 SEASON NOTES4Ran for 64 yards against Clemson, taking the No. 1 position in the ACC record book for

career rushing yards by a quarterback; passed Georgia Tech's Joshua Nesbitt, who previously held the mark with 2,806 yards

4Threw for three scores against the Tigers and is responsible for 85 career touchdowns, second on the school's all-time list

4Finished the Clemson game with 381 yards of total offense, extending school record for 350-yard games of total offense to 15

4Tossed first interception of the season against Clemson, breaking a streak of 135-pass-ing attempts without a pick

4Totaled 525 yards of total offense against North Carolina, eighth most in an ACC game in school history; became second player in FBS history to record at least 300 passing yards and 100 rushing yards in consecutive games

4Surpassed 1,000 yards of total offense with his performance against North Carolina; achieved the feat in consecutive seasons and is one of only two players in FBS history since 2000 to reach the 1,000-yard plateau

4Was responsible for six touchdowns against North Carolina, the fourth game in his career achieving the feat

4Selected a preseason All-America second-team honoree4Named to the all-ACC preseason team4Tabbed to the Paul Hornung, Jim Thorpe, Chuck Bednarik, and Bronko Nagurski

preseason watch lists

RUSHINGYr G/S Att Yds TD Y/C LG2015 12/8 163 960 11 5.9 732016 13/13 260 1,571 21 6.0 722017 3/3 57 303 3 5.3 43Tot. 28/24 480 2834 35 5.9 73

CAREER HIGHSCompletions: 30 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Passing Attempts: 46 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Passing Yards: 417 vs. Marshall, 9/24/16Passing TDs: 6 vs. Charlotte, 9/1/16Interceptions: 3 vs. Kentucky, 11/26/16Long Pass: 75 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Rushes: 31 vs. Clemson, 10/1/16Rushing Yards: 226 vs. Texas A&M, 12/30/15Rushing TDs: 4 (2x) MR vs. Florida State, 9/17/16Long Rush: 73 vs. Samford, 9/26/15Total Offense Yards: 610 vs. Syracuse, 9/9/16

2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 1-1-2 0.5-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0N. Carolina 0-0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 3-0-3 1.0-9 1.0-9 0-0-0 0-0 0 0

2017 GAME-BY-GAME -----Passing----- -----Rushing-----Opponent Comp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD LGPurdue 30-46-0 378 2 39 21 107 0 15N. Carolina 25-39-0 393 3 75 19 132 3 43Clemson 21-42-1 317 3 78 17 64 0 30



#30 KHANE PASS < So. < S COLUMBUS, GA.CARVER HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2015 redshirt2016 10/1 11 8 19 1.5-2 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 12017 3/3 11 4 15 0.5-2 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1Tot. 13/4 22 12 34 2.0-4 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 2

2017 SEASON NOTES4Made a career-high six tackles against Purdue

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 6 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Tackles for Loss: 1.0 (2x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Sacks: --Interceptions: --Pass Breakups: 1 (2x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17

#28 MASON KING < So. < P LOUISVILLE, KY.ST. XAVIER HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S Punts Yds Avg In-20 50+ TB Lg2015 redshirt2016 13/0 55 2,413 43.9 16 14 1 602017 3/0 12 518 43.2 3 2 0 58Tot. 16/0 67 2931 43.7 19 16 1 60

2017 SEASON NOTES4Had a career-tying best eight punts against Clemson, including a season long of 584Punted three times against Purdue for 132 yards, an average of 44.0 yards

CAREER HIGHSPunts: 8 (2x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Punting Yards: 404 vs. LSU, 12/31/16Punting Average: 50.6 vs. Houston, 11/17/16Long Punt: 60 vs. Clemson, 10/1/16

#4 JAWON PASS < So. < QB COLUMBUS, GA.CARVER HS

CAREER STATSPASSINGYr G/S C A Int Yds TD Pct Lg Effic2016 redshirtTot. --

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES4Ranked as the No. 9 dual-threat quarterback by ESPN.com4Voted a U.S. Army All-American and named to the Elite 11 as one of the nation’s top

quarterbacks4Totaled 2,215 yards and 16 touchdowns in the air, adding 789 yards and 16 scores on

the ground as a senior at Carver HighRUSHINGYr G/S Att Yds TD Y/C LG2016 redshirtTot. --

2017 GAME-BY-GAMEOpponent No. Yds Avg Lg Blkd TB I20Purdue 3 132 44.0 47 0 0 1N. Carolina 1 36 36.0 36 0 0 1Clemson 8 350 43.8 58 0 0 1

2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 5-1-6 0.5-2 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0N. Carolina 3-1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 3-2-5 1.0-5 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 1 0



#98 TABARIUS PETERSON < r-Fr. < DL TUCKER, GA.TUCKER HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2016 redshirt2017 3/0 1 2 3 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0Tot. 3/0 1 2 3 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0

2017 SEASON NOTES4Forced first fumble of his career against Purdue

#90 DE’ASIAN RICHARDSON < Sr. < DE JACKSONVILLE, FLA.FIRST COAST HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2013 redshirt2014 11/0 3 6 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02015 2/0 3 1 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02016 13/3 13 4 17 4.0-8 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 12017 3/3 0 4 4 0.5-1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 29/6 19 15 34 4.5-9 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1

2017 SEASON NOTES4Assisted on a sack against North Carolina

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 4 vs. Kentucky, 11/26/16Tackles for Loss: 2 vs. Kentucky, 11/26/16Sacks: --Interceptions: --Pass Breakups: 1 vs. LSU, 12/31/16

#94 G.G. ROBINSON < So. < DT LILBURN, GA.PARKVIEW HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2015 redshirt2016 9/0 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02017 3/1 2 3 5 1.5-4 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 12/1 4 3 7 1.5-4 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0

2017 SEASON NOTES4Earned the starting nod against Clemson, first of career4Logged a career-high three tackles, including 1.5 for loss, against Purdue

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 3 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Tackles for Loss: 1.5 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Sacks: --Interceptions: --Pass Breakups: --

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 1 (3x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: --Pass Breakups: --Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17


2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 0-1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0N. Carolina 0-2-2 0.5-1 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 0-1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0

2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 1-2-3 1.5-4 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0N. Carolina 0-0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 1-1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0



#1 TRAVEON SAMUEL < Jr. < WR PHENIX CITY, ALA.CENTRAL HS

CAREER STATSRECEIVINGYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 13/2 18 177 1 9.8 272016 13/1 18 230 1 12.8 382017 3/2 8 161 0 20.1 78Tot. 29/5 44 568 2 12.9 78

2017 SEASON NOTES4Hauled in two catches for a career-best 100 yards, including a long of 78; compiled

the fourth game in school history that a player reached 100 receiving yards in two or fewer catches

4Recorded five catches for 55 yards in the season opener against Purdue

#11 DEE SMITH < Jr. < S FLORENCE, ALA.FLORENCE HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2015 6/0 2 5 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-0 02016 12/3 31 11 42 1.0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 12017 3/0 4 3 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 21/3 37 19 56 1.0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1-0 1

2017 SEASON NOTES4Had a season-high five tackles against Clemson

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 10 vs. Houston, 11/17/16Tackles for Loss: 1.0 vs. Wake Forest, 11/12/16Sacks: --Interceptions: 1 vs. Wake Forest, 10/30/15Pass Breakups: 1 vs. Florida State, 9/17/16

RUSHINGYr G/S Att Yds TD Y/C LG2015 13/2 5 62 0 4.8 212016 13/1 8 54 1 6.8 212017 3/2 1 10 0 10.0 10Tot. 29/5 14 126 1 9.0 21KICK RETURNYr G/S Ret Yds TD Avg/Ret LG2015 13/2 12 321 1 26.8 1002016 13/1 11 190 0 17.3 302017 3/2 0 0 0 0.0 --Tot. 29/5 23 511 1 22.2 100

CAREER HIGHSReceptions: 6 vs. Houston, 9/12/15Receiving Yards: 100 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Receiving TDs: 1 (2x) MR vs. Charlotte, 9/1/16Long Reception: 78 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Rushes: 2 (3x) MR vs. Florida State, 9/17/16Rushing Yards: 30 vs. Virginia, 11/14/15Rushing TDs: 1 vs. Syracuse, 9/9/16Long Rush: 21 (2x) MR vs. Syracuse, 9/9/16Kickoff Returns: 5 vs. Kentucky, 11/26/16Kickoff Return Yds: 108 vs. Kentucky, 11/26/16Long Kickoff Return: 100 vs. Clemson, 9/17/15

#9 JAYLEN SMITH < Jr. < WR PASCAGOULA, MISS.PASCAGOULA HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 13/10 29 376 1 13.0 552016 13/5 27 599 6 22.2 742017 3/3 22 379 2 17.2 75Tot. 29/18 78 1354 9 17.4 75

2017 SEASON NOTES4Pulled in a receiving touchdown for the second-consecutive game, also totaling 79

yards against Clemson4Collected 183 yards on nine catches against North Carolina with one touchdown; it was

his third career game, second straight, with at least 100 yards receiving4The 300 receiving yards through two games were the most by a UofL receiver in the

first two contests, surpassing Harry Douglas’ mark of 251 in 20074The 183 yards receiving are the most by a UofL receiver since Jamari Staples had 194

against Pitt in 2015

CAREER HIGHSReceptions: 9 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Receiving Yards: 183 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Receiving TDs: 1 (9x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Long Reception: 75 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17


2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 0-1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0North Carolina 1-0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 3-2-5 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0




#4 TRESEAN SMITH < Fr. < S HAMILTON, OHIOLASALLE HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2017 3/0 4 1 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 1-0 0Tot. 3/0 4 1 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 1-0 0

2017 SEASON NOTES4Made three stops at North Carolina4Recorded one tackle and his first career interception against Purdue in collegiate deubt

#81 EMONEE SPENCE < So. < WR PEMBROKE PINES, FLA.FLANAGAN HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2015 7/0 1 7 0 7.0 72016 redshirtTot. 7/0 1 7 0 7.0 7

CAREER NOTES4Redshirted after suffering a foot injury during fall practice4Appeared in seven games in 2015 at wide receiver, making one catch for seven yards

CAREER HIGHSReceptions: 1 vs. Houston, 9/12/15Receiving Yards: 7 vs. Houston, 9/12/15Receiving TDs: --Long Reception: 7 vs. Houston, 9/12/15

#80 CHARLES STANDBERRY < Sr. < TE MONTGOMERY, ALA.CARVER HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2014 13/1 7 57 2 8.1 172015 13/0 6 71 0 11.8 382016 11/0 4 46 0 11.5 202017 3/3 7 61 1 8.7 15Tot. 40/4 24 235 3 9.8 38

2017 SEASON NOTES4Caught four passes for 34 yards, including first touchdown of the season, against

Clemson4Made a career-high two catches against Purdue for two yards

CAREER HIGHSReceptions: 4 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Receiving Yards: 38 vs. Kentucky, 11/28/15Receiving TDs: 1 (3x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Long Reception: 38 vs. Kentucky, 11/28/15


CAREER HIGHSTackles: 3 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Tackles for Loss: --Sacks: --Interceptions: 1 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Pass Breakups: --




#32 STACY THOMAS < Sr. < LB MIAMI, FLA.GULLIVER PREP

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2013 redshirt2014 13/0 6 3 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02015 13/0 17 14 31 0-0 0-0 1-0 0 0-0 12016 13/11 49 36 85 7.5-26 1.0-8 2-23 0 1-23 32017 3/3 8 12 20 0.5-1 0-0 1-0 0 1-61 2Tot. 42/14 80 65 145 8.0-27 1.0-8 4-23 0 2-84 6

2017 SEASON NOTES4Logged 10 tackles against Clemson, the fourth time with double-digit stops in career4Had six tackles against Purdue; registered second career interception in the game and

returned it 61 yards for a touchdown

#20 RONALD WALKER < Sr. < CB BYRAN, MISS.COPIAH-LINCOLN CC

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2016 12/1 13 10 23 0.5-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-31 12017 3/2 16 4 20 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1Tot. 15/3 29 14 43 0.5-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-31 2

2017 SEASON NOTES4Logged at least five tackles in first three games, including a season-best seven against

both North Carolina and Clemson

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 8 vs. LSU, 12/31/16Tackles for Loss: 0.5 vs. LSU, 12/31/16Sacks: --Interceptions: 1 vs. Wake Forest, 11/12/16Pass Breakups: 1 (2x) MR vs. Purdue, 9/2/17

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 11 (2x) MR vs. LSU, 12/31/16Tackles for Loss: 2.0 vs. NC State, 10/22/16Sacks: 1.0 vs. Houston, 11/17/16Interceptions: 1 (2x) MR vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Pass Breakups: 1 (6x) MR vs. vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Fumbles Recovered: 1 (4x) MR vs. Purdue, 9/2/17

#42 ISAAC STEWART < Jr. < LB CHARLOTTE, N.C.BUTLER HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2014 redshirt2015 13/0 3 4 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02016 13/0 15 9 24 1.0-6 1.0-6 0-0 0 0-0 12017 3/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 29/0 18 13 31 1.0-6 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1

2016 SEASON NOTES4Appeared in all 13 games during the 2016 season4Made a career-best seven stops in a win over Marshall4Registered his first career sack against Boston College

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 7 vs. Marshall, 9/24/16Tackles for Loss: 1.0 vs. Boston College, 11/5/16Sacks: 1.0 vs. Boston College, 11/5/16Interceptions: --Pass Breakups: 1 vs. Syracuse, 9/9/16


2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 2-4-6 0.5-1 0-0 0-1-0 1-61 1 1North Carolina 1-3-4 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 1 0Clemson 5-5-10 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0




#15 TRUMAINE WASHINGTON < Sr. < CB MIAMI, FLA.KILLIAN HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2014 8/0 12 2 14 1.0-9 1.0-9 0-0 0 0-0 12015 13/12 48 8 56 7.0-33 2.0-20 1-0 3 4-57 62016 12/11 27 3 30 1.0-3 0-0 0-0 0 2-31 62017 3/3 11 3 14 1.0-8 1.0-8 0-0 0 0-0 4Tot. 36/26 98 16 114 10.0-53 4.0-37 1-0 3 6-88 17

2017 SEASON NOTES4Tallied first sack of the season, fourth of career, against Purdue; also had two pass

breakups against the Boilermakers

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 12 vs. Syracuse, 11/7/15Tackles for Loss: 4.0 vs. Syracuse, 11/7/15Sacks: 1.0 (4x) MR vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Interceptions: 1 (6x) MR vs. Kentucky, 11/26/16Pass Breakups: 2 (3x) MR vs. Purdue, 9/2/17

#29 MALIK WILLIAMS < Sr. < RB WILSON, N.C.ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE

CAREER STATSRUSHINGYr G/S Att Yds TD Y/C LG2016 12/0 19 145 1 7.6 502017 3/1 19 184 0 9.7 74Tot. 15/1 38 329 1 8.7 74

2017 SEASON NOTES4Paced the Cardinals on the ground against North Carolina, carrying the ball 13 times for

149 yards - an average of 11.5 yards per carry4The 149 rushing yards are the most by a UofL running back since Brandon Radcliff had

156 yards at Syracuse in 2016

RECEIVINGYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2016 12/0 1 7 0 7.0 72017 3/1 7 71 0 10.1 19Tot. 15/1 8 78 0 9.8 19

#22 CHUCKY WILLIAMS < Sr. < S HIALEAH, FLA.CHAMPAGNAT CATHOLIC SCHOOL

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2013 redshirt2014 10/0 3 3 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02015 13/12 38 23 61 2.0-6 0-0 1-0 1 3-79 72016 13/13 49 25 74 2.0-4 0-0 2-15 0 3-56 32017 3/3 13 1 14 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1-0 3Tot. 39/28 98 52 150 4.0-10 0-0 3-15 2 7-135 13

2017 SEASON NOTES4Swatted a season-high two passes against Clemson4Forced second fumble of career against North Carolina4Opened the season with six tackles and one interception against Purdue

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 11 vs. Pitt, 11/21/15Tackles for Loss: 1.0 (4x) MR vs. Wake Forest, 11/12/16Sacks: --Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Interceptions: 1 (7x) MR vs. Purdue, 9/2/17Pass Breakups: 3 vs. Texas A&M, 12/30/15

2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 5-1-6 1.0-8 1.0-8 0-0-0 0-0 2 0N. Carolina 3-1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 1 0Clemson 3-1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 1 0



CAREER HIGHSRushes: 13 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Rushing Yards: 149 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Rushing TDs: 1 vs. Wake Forest, 11/12/16Long Rush: 74 vs. North Carolina, 9/9/17Receptions: 3 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Receiving Yards: 36 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Long Reception: 19 vs. Clemson, 9/16/17



#6 RUSS YEAST < Fr. < CB GREENWOOD, IND.CENTER GROVE HS

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2017 3/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0Tot. 3/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES4Ranked a four-star recruit and the No. 31 athlete by ESPN.com4Named the IndyScout Player of the Year and Indiana’s Gatorade Football Player of the

Year4Rushed for 1,525 yards and 19 touchdowns, while catching 32 passes for 602 yards

and eight touchdowns as a senior at Center Grove

#91 TREVON YOUNG < Sr. < LB DES MOINES, IOWAIOWA WESTERN CC

CAREER STATSYr G/S S A Tot TFL-Yd Sk-Yd FR FF Int PB2014 11/0 5 2 7 2.0-8 1.0-6 0-0 0 0-0 02015 12/8 20 12 32 10.0-73 8.5-67 0-0 2 1-27 22016 redshirt2017 3/3 8 5 13 2.0-2 1.5-1 0-0 0 0-0 2Tot. 26/11 33 19 52 14.0-83 11.0-74 0-0 2 1-27 4

2017 SEASON NOTES4Made three stops, including 1.5 sacks, and two pass breakups against Purdue; was first

game in action after being sidelined for the entire 2016 campaign with a hip injury

CAREER HIGHSTackles: 5 (3x) MR vs. Clemson, 9/16/17Tackles for Loss: 3.5 vs. Wake Forest, 10/30/15Sacks: 3.0 (2x) MR vs. Wake Forest, 10/30/15Interceptions: 1 vs. Syracuse, 11/7/15Pass Breakups: 2 vs. Purdue, 9/2/17


2017 GAME-BY-GAME Tackles SacksOpponent UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds No-Yds FF-FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU QBHPurdue 1-2-3 1.0-1 1.5-1 0-0-0 0-0 2 3N. Carolina 4-1-5 1.0-1 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0Clemson 3-2-5 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0 0

#33 COLIN WILSON < Fr. < RB GREEN COVE SPRINGS, FLA.CLAY HS

CAREER STATSRUSHINGYr G/S Att Yds TD Y/C LG2017 1/0 0 0 0 0 0Tot. 1/0 0 0 0 0 0

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES4Ranked as the No. 26 running back by ESPN.com4Rushed 192 times for 1,466 yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior4Capped career at Center Grove High with 561 rushes for 3,931 yards, 7.0 yards per

carry, and 67 touchdowns

RECEIVINGYr G/S Rec Yds TD Y/C LG2017 1/0 0 0 0 0 0Tot. 1/0 0 0 0 0 0

2017 GAME-BY-GAME -----Rushing----- -----Receiving-----Opponent No. Yds. TD Lg No. Yds TD LGPurdue DNPN. Carolina DNPClemson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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