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Saturday, October 7, 2023 8 PM ET | ACC Network Miami Gardens, Fla.

Hard Rock Stadium (67,594)

SCHEDULES

MIAMI (4-0)

SEPTEMBER (4-0) S 1 Miami (Ohio) S 9 Texas A&M S 14 Bethune-Cookman S 23 at Temple

Hard Rock Stadium Hard Rock Stadium Hard Rock Stadium Philadelphia, Pa.

W, 38-3 W, 48-33 W, 48-7 W, 41-7

OCTOBER (0-0) O 7 Georgia Tech* O 14 at North Carolina* O 21 Clemson* O 28 Virginia*

Hard Rock Stadium Chapel Hill, N.C. Hard Rock Stadium Hard Rock Stadium

8 p.m. TBA TBA TBA

NOVEMBER (0-0) N 4 at NC State* N 11 at Florida State* N 18 Louisville* N 24 at Boston College*

Raleigh, N.C. Tallahassee, Fla. Hard Rock Stadium Chestnut Hill, Mass.

TBA TBA TBA 12 p.m.

GEORGIA TECH (2-3)

SEPTEMBER (2-3)

S 1 Louisville*

Atlanta, Ga.

S 9 South Carolina State Atlanta, Ga.

S 16 at Ole Miss

Oxford, Miss.

S 23 at Wake Forest* Winston-Salem, N.C.

S 30 Bowling Green

Atlanta, Ga.

W, 39-34 W, 48-13 L, 23-48 W, 30-16 L, 27-38

OCTOBER (0-0) O 7 at Miami* O 21 Boston College* O 28 North Carolina*

Hard Rock Stadium Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga.

8 p.m. TBA TBA

NOVEMBER (0-0) N 4 at Virginia* N 11 at Clemson* N 18 Syracuse* N 25 Georgia

Charlottesville, Va.

TBA

Clemson, S.C.

TBA

Atlanta, Ga.

TBA

Atlanta, Ga.

TBA

AIRWAVES

Television (ACC Network)

? Wes Durham (play by play) ? Tim Hasselbeck (color) ? Taylor Tannenbaum (sideline)

Flagship Radio (560 WQAM)

? Joe Zagacki (play-by-play) ? Don Bailey, Jr. (color) ? Josh Darrow (sideline)

Spanish Radio (americaradio 1260)

? Alfredo Alvarez (play-by-play) ? Jose Martinez (color)

GAME FIVE

#17/#17 MIAMI HURRICANES (4-0, 0-0 ACC)

HEAD COACH: Mario Cristobal (Miami, 1993) | CAREER: 71-67 (12th season) | AT MIAMI: 9-7 (second) vs.

GEORGIA TECH YELLOW JACKETS (2-3, 1-1 ACC)

HEAD COACH: Brent Key (Georgia Tech, 2001) | CAREER: 6-7 (second season) | AT GEORGIA TECH: 6-7 (second season [first full])

THE GAME

? The Miami Hurricanes continue their second season under the direction of head coach Mario Cristobal on Sat., October 7 vs. Georgia Tech at Hard

Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla.. Kickoff for the Hurricanes' first ACC game of the season, slated for broadcast on ACC Network, is set for 8 p.m.

? The game will be broadcast on ACC Network with Wes Durham (pxp), Tim Hasselbeck (color) & Taylor Tannenbaum (sideline) on the call. Joe Zagacki

(pxp) & Don Bailey, Jr. (color) are in the 560 WQAM radio booth for the 22nd season. americaradio 1260 AM and WVUM 90.5 FM will also broadcast.

THE SERIES

? Miami leads the all-time series with the Yellow Jackets by a slim 14-13 margin, bolstered by wins in two straight years (2021 at home, 2022 in Atlanta). ? The Hurricanes are 7-3 versus Georgia Tech in games played in Miami in series history. UM has won 10 of the last 13 matchups overall since 2009. ? UM is looking for its third straight win over Tech; the Hurricanes won, 35-14, in 2022 in the first game between the two under Mario Cristobal.

THE HURRICANES

? The #17/#17 Miami Hurricanes continue Year 2 of the Mario Cristobal era on Saturday, Oct. 7 when they host Georgia Tech in their conference opener. ? The Hurricanes were ranked in both of the major top-25 polls this week, checking in at No. 17 in both the Associated Press rankings and in the

coaches' poll. Sunday's rankings marked the fourth straight set to include UM, which cracked the polls Sept. 10 at No. 22 in AP and No. 23 in coaches.

? Miami is off to a 4-0 start for the first time since 2017. The Hurricanes finished with a perfect 4-0 ledger in September, including a 3-0 mark at home. ? The Hurricanes picked up an impressive win over #23/#22 Texas A&M, 48-33, on Sept. 9. Miami's win was its first ranked win during Cristobal's tenure. ? Cristobal, a double alum of the University, was named the 26th head coach in program history by school president Dr. Julio Frenk on Dec. 6, 2021. ? Cristobal returned home after spending the previous four seasons as head coach at Oregon, where he won two Pac-12 titles and captured a Rose Bowl. ? Cristobal is regarded as one of the nations top recruiters, and in his first recruiting cycle as Miami head coach, the Hurricanes signed the best class in

program history according to the 247Sports Composite; it was the top-ranked class in the Atlantic Coast Conference and the top class in the state.

? The second-year Miami head coach hired Shannon Dawson from the University of Houston as the team's new offensive coordinator and Lance Guidry

from Marshall as the team's new defensive coordinator entering 2023. In total, there are new faces in seven of 10 assistant coach roles; in addition to Dawson and Guidry, Cristobal hired Derek Nicholson (from Louisville) to coach linebackers, Tim Harris, Jr., (UCF) to coach running backs, Kevin Beard (Toledo) to coach wide receivers and elevated both Jason Taylor (defensive line) and Cody Woodiel (tight ends) from analyst roles.

? QB Tyler Van Dyke enters his second full year as a starter with high expectations after an injury-riddled 2022 season. Van Dyke, named to the watch

list for the Johnny Unitas Award, earned ACC Rookie of the Year and ACC Offensive Rookie of the Year honors as a second-year freshman in 2021.

? After a breakout season where he earned All-America honors, Kam Kinchens was named to the watch list for nearly every major defensive award,

including the Bednarik Award, the Nagurski Trophy and the Thorpe Award. He was also named a Preseason All-American by the Associated Press.

? TE Elijah Arroyo (Mackey Award), K Andy Borregales (Lou Groza Award), OL Javion Cohen (Outland Trophy), OL Matt Lee (Rimington Award) and

DL Leonard Taylor (Bednarik) were also among those recognized with preseason watch list selections for major awards entering 2023.

? The Canes feature a 2023 transfer portal class that ranked among the best in FBS; it includes starters OL Javion Cohen (Alabama), Matt Lee (UCF) and

LB Francisco Mauigoa (Washington State), DB Jaden Davis (Oklahoma) & others like DB Davonte Brown (UCF) and RB Ajay Allen (Nebraska).

QUICK HITS

MIAMI OPENS ACC PLAY WITH JACKETS

? Following an open date, #17/#17 Miami

continues its second season under Mario Cristobal on Oct. 7 with its Atlantic Coast Conference opener vs. Georgia Tech.

? The Hurricanes are in the midst of their

first 4-0 start to a season since 2017, having opened the season with a perfect month of September, including a 3-0 mark at home.

? UM opened the year with three straight

home games for the first time since 2013.

? Prior to 2023, Miami last started 4-0

in 2017 - a year the Canes won the ACC Coastal Division for the first time and started 10-0 before eventually playing in the Capital One Orange Bowl.

CLOSE MARGIN IN HOME GAMES VS. GT

? The last three home games for Miami

against Georgia Tech have been decided by seven points or fewer. The only longer such home streak for Miami over the past 40 seasons against a single team is a five-game streak against Florida State between 2000-2008.

? Miami has won 10 of the last 13

matchups overall since 2009 and is seeking its third straight win over Georgia Tech.

? Miami is opening ACC play at home

for the third straight year and fourth time in the last 10 seasons - it also opened the ACC slate at home in 2018.

CRISTOBAL PICKS UP EIGHTH WIN VS. T-25

? With a 48-33 decision on Sept. 9 vs. then-

No. 23/23 Texas A&M, Mario Cristobal picked up his eighth win over a team ranked in the top 25 since 2018.

? Cristobal finished 7-6 against teams ranked

in the top 25 during his tenure at Oregon (2018-2021), including a seismic win at No. 3 Ohio State, 35-28, to snap one of the nation's longest home winning streaks in 2021.

? Including the 2021 decision in Columbus,

Cristobal won both of his games against top-five ranked teams at Oregon, including a 37-14 win over No. 5 Utah in 2019.

? The win was UM's first against a top-25 team

since a 38-34 win over #17/#19 Pitt in 2021.

MIAMI FOOTBALL WEEKLY MEDIA SCHEDULE 6-8 p.m.: Manny Diaz, assT istanE t coaN chesT and pA layerT s on WIQVAM'E s "HurM ricaneIHA otlineM " I MEDIA WEEK SIX SCHEDULE

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

Team practices in Coral Team practices in Coral

Gables, Fla.

Gables, Fla.

HC Mario Cristobal weekly press conference - 3 p.m.

OC Shannon Dawson weekly press conference 3:30 p.m.

DC Lance Guidry weekly press conference - 3:45 p.m.

Media access with student-athletes (Zoom) 11:30 a.m.

HC Mario Cristobal &

student-athletes

on

Hurricane Hotline (radio)

- 6 - 8 p.m.

Team practices in Coral Gables, Fla.

Media access with student-athletes (Zoom) 11:30 a.m.

Team practices in Coral Gables, Fla.

No media access

Team practices in Coral Gables, Fla.

No media access

Miami vs. Georgia Tech

8 p.m. ET (ACC Network, WQAM, americaradio 1260 AM WVUM 90.5 FM)

No media access

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS

QUICK FACTS

MIAMI ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS STAFF

Camron Ghorbi (primary media relations contact) Cell: 786-877-7329 Email: c.ghorbi@miami.edu Twitter: @CamronGhorbi

Carter Toole Cell: 615-598-8540 Email: carter.toole@miami.edu Twitter: @CanesCarter

Website:

Twitter: @MiamiHurricanes | @CanesFootball

Mailing Address: 5821 San Amaro Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

GAME DAY MEDIA EXPERIENCE

Location

Coral Gables, Fla.

Enrollment

19,593

Founded

1925

First Year of Football

1926

Nickname

Hurricanes

Colors

Orange (PMS 1665), Green (PMS 3435) and White

President

Dr. Julio Frenk

Director of Athletics

Dan Radakovich

Faculty Athletics Representative

Dr. Marvin Dawkins

Conference / Division

Atlantic Coast Conference / Coastal

Stadium / Capacity

Hard Rock Stadium / 64,767

Ticket Office Phone

1-800-GO-CANES

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Record at Miami Career Record

Mario Cristobal 9-7 (second season)

71-67 (11th season)

Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks

Shannon Dawson

Defensive Coordinator

Lance Guidry

Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Line

Alex Mirabal

Defensive Line Coach / Associate Head Coach - Defense Joe Salave'a

Assistant Coach / Secondary

Jahmile Addae

Assistant Coach / Wide Receivers

Kevin Beard

Assistant Coach / Running Backs

Tim Harris, Jr.

Assistant Coach / Linebackers

Derek Nicholson

Assistant Coach / Defensive Line

Jason Taylor

Assistant Coach / Tight Ends

Cody Woodiel

Graduate Assistant / Offense Graduate Assistant / Offense Graduate Assistant / Defense Graduate Assistant / Defense

Reggie Bain Nate Crutchfield

Mac Goode Michael Forman

? All media credential requests should be made through Camron Ghorbi, Associate AD / Communications. ? Written media attending games at Hard Rock Stadium should take the press elevator to the "2M" level. ? The University of Miami athletics communications staff reserves the right to revoke any and all media credentials.

Senior Analyst / Defense Senior Analyst / Defense Analyst / Offense Analyst / Offense Analyst / Special Teams Analyst / Offense Analyst / Offense Analyst / Defense Analyst / Special Teams Analyst / Special Teams Analyst / Offense Analyst / Defense Analyst / Offense Analyst / Offense Analyst / Offense Analyst / Offense

Juan Navarro, Jr. Edwin Pata

David Cooney Max Drisko Isa Ferras

Landon Hoefer Benedick Hyppolite

Sabbath Joseph Danny Kalter

Marwan Maalouf Cody Orgeron Marc St. Felix Jake Swalley

Jourdyn Thompson Donovan Varner Ryan Walk

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BY THE NUMBERS

3

There have been only 19 games this season where an FBS player recorded three receiving

touchdowns in a single game, including Jacolby George's output against Texas A&M

on Sept. 9.

8.0

Miami is averaging 8.0 yards per play through its first four games of 2023 - the third-best mark in FBS and a drastic improvement from 2022 when they averaged only 4.8 (#108).

11.3

In games involving two FBS teams, the Hurricanes rank No. 9 in FBS in fourth-quarter points per game at 11.3; Miami ranked No. 73

in the category in 2022 (6.7).

30

The Hurricanes have recorded three 30-point victories this season in which they allowed also seven points or fewer. They are the only FBS team to record at least three such games through their first four games of 2023 and the first ACC team to do so since Florida State in

2012.

139

Henry Parrish Jr. rushed for 139 yards and had two rushing touchdowns against Temple. The last Hurricane with that many rushing yards and multiple TD runs in the same road game

was Duke Johnson in 2012 at Duke (176).

#17/#17 MIAMI OPENS CONFERENCE PLAY WITH YELLOW JACKETS OCT. 7

? #17/#17 Miami continues its second season under the direction of head coach Mario Cristobal on Sat., Oct. 7 with its ACC opener against Georgia Tech at Hard Rock Stadium. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m.

? The Hurricanes are looking to open their season with a perfect 5-0 mark for the first time since 2017, when Miami started 10-0, won the ACC Coastal Division and played in the Capital One Orange Bowl.

? Miami has a 10-9 record all-time in ACC openers since joining the conference prior to the 2004 season. ? Miami is looking for their third straight win over Georgia Tech; UM has won 10 of the last 13 vs. GT. ? Joining Cristobal on the sidelines are seven new faces in full-time assistant coach roles, including

both coordinator roles - offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson from the University of Houston and defensive coordinator Lance Guidry from Marshall are both in their first seasons with the Hurricanes. ? UM is matching up with Tech for the 28th time in history; Miami has the slimmest of series leads at 14-13. The two teams have met every year since 2004 other than the COVID-19 impacted 2020 season. ? Miami's game vs. the Jackets is also slated for broadcast on 560 WQAM and americaradio 1260 AM.

A LOOK BACK: UM MOVES TO 4-0 WITH DOMINANT 'W' IN ROAD OPENER

? Miami took care of business in its first road trip of the season, enjoying a 41-7 win over host Temple at Lincoln Financial Field. The Hurricanes rushed for 323 yards and totaled 543 yards in the victory.

? RB Henry Parrish, Jr., led the Hurricanes with a career-high 139 yards and two touchdowns, becoming the first Miami running back to total that many yards and multiple scores in a road game since Duke Johnson did so at Duke in 2012 (176). Don Chaney added 61 rushing yards and Mark Fletcher had 51.

? QB Tyler Van Dyke threw for 220 yards on 17-of-24 passing with three touchdowns and zero interceptions. The performance marked Van Dyke's seventh game of three touchdowns and no picks.

? Defensively, Miami held TU to just 11 yards rushing and added two interceptions by DB Te'Cory Couch. ? Lincoln Financial Field marked Miami's fifth NFL stadium in the last six years; in addition to their home

venue (Hard Rock Stadium), UM has also played at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta (vs. Alabama, 2021), Heinz Field in Pittsburgh (vs. Pitt, 2019 / 2021) and AT&T Stadium in Arlington (vs. LSU, 2018)

NEW FACES ABOUND IN 2023, BOTH ON THE FIELD AND ON SIDELINES

? Among the many storylines of the offseason was the revamping of the Hurricanes roster entering Year 2 under Mario Cristobal - both on the sideline with assistant coaches and on the field with players.

? Cristobal's first full recruiting class was the best-ranked class in program history according to the 247Sports Composite; UM's class was the top-rated group in both the ACC and in the state of Florida.

? The Hurricanes also brought in several transfers who started UM's first four games; OL Javion Cohen (Alabama), OL Matt Lee (UCF) and LB Francisco Mauigoa (Wazzu) are included in the group.

? In total, the Hurricanes have 40 scholarship players who were not on the team in 2022, including a recruiting class featuring 24 true freshman, headlined by five-star offensive lineman Francis Mauigoa.

? The Hurricanes new look coaching staff includes seven faces who were not on the full-time staff as assistants a season ago; offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson, defensive coordinator Lance Guidry, wide receivers coach Kevin Beard, running backs coach Tim Harris, Jr., defensive line coach Jason Taylor, linebackers coach Derek Nicholson and tight ends coach Cody Woodiel. Taylor and Woodiel spent the 2022 season as analysts on the Hurricanes staff, while both Beard and Harris are UM alumni.

Miami Hurricanes: New Assistant Coaches in 2023

Assistant Coach

PositionPrevious School

Shannon Dawson

Offensive Coordinator

University of Houston

Lance Guidry

Defensive Coordinator

Marshall

Kevin Beard

Wide Receivers

Toledo

Tim Harris, Jr.

Running Backs

UCF

Derek Nicholson

Linebackers

Louisville

Jason Taylor

Defensive Line

Miami (elevated from analyst)

Cody Woodiel

Tight Ends

Miami (elevated from analyst)

Miami Hurricanes: Returning Assistant Coaches in 2023

Assistant Coach Jahmile Addae Alex Mirabal Joe Salave'a

PositionPrevious School

Secondary

Georgia

Offensive Line

Oregon

Defensive Line

Oregon

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MIAMI ONLY TEAM IN ACC IN TOP TWO IN SCORING OFFENSE + DEFENSE

? The Hurricanes are the only team in the ACC ranked in the top two in the conference in both scoring offense (43.75 points, No. 1) and scoring defense (12.5 points allowed, No. 2). Syracuse is No. 3 in both.

DAWSON'S DYNAMIC MIAMI OFFENSE ALREADY RANKS AMONG TOPS

? Shannon Dawson, who was named offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach at Miami in February 2023, spent the past four seasons at the University of Houston (2019-2022) before joining The U.

? He has already made his impact felt, with Miami ranking No. 3 in all of FBS at an average of 8.0 yards per play. The Hurricanes ranked No. 104 in FBS last season in yards per play, averaging just 4.8.

? Among other categories where Dawson's work has been clear: Miami ranks No. 6 in FBS and No. 1 in the ACC in completion percentage (75.4), No. 21 in FBS and No. 4 in ACC in passing offense (296.5), No. 8 in FBS and No. 1 in ACC in scoring offense (43.8) + No. 7 in FBS and No. 1 in ACC in total offense (519.0). Under Dawson's direction, UM is one of only 10 FBS teams averaging more than 500 yards.

? In Dawson's three seasons as quarterbacks coach with the Cougars (2020-22), Houston quarterbacks combined to throw 87 touchdown passes (13th nationally) behind a 65.3 completion percentage (19th) and 10,008 passing yards (21st). Dawson tutored signal caller Clayton Tune to a record-setting career. In 2022, Tune set the American Athletic Conference single-season TD passes record (40).

? Dawson's Cougars ranked eighth nationally in passing offense (314.0) in 2022. Houston wide receiver Nathaniel Dell led the nation in receiving touchdowns (17) and receiving yards (1,398).

? Other impressive numbers: Houston ranked 15th nationally in scoring offense (35.6), 22nd in first downs offense (314), 23rd in passing offense (271.6) and 25th in red zone offense (.891) in 2022.

? Dawson linked up with former Kentucky coach Hal Mumme, considered a godfather of air raid, in 2003-04 to help revive a program at Southeastern Louisiana that had been dormant for 17 years.

PROTECTING THE FOOTBALL KEY TO MIAMI'S SUCCESS IN EARLY GOING

? Miami's offense has done a standout job of protecting the football in the season's early going. The Hurricanes are ranked No. 12 in the nation in turnover margin And No. 7 in the nation in turnovers lost.

? The Hurricanes ahve turned the ball over only three times this year - only 17 teams in FBS have turned over the ball three or fewer times entering Week 6. Miami is one of just two from the ACC (Florida St.).

RESTREPO ENJOYING CAREER YEAR, HAS SPECIAL CONNECTION W/TVD

? While Miami's offense has impressed under OC Shannon Dawson, WR Xavier Restrepo has emerged as one of the nation's top wide receivers this season. He leads the Hurricanes with 24 receptions.

? Restrepo, who also paces the Hurricanes in receiving yards with 355, struggled through an injurymarred 2022 where he cauht only 21 passes for 240 yards total, seeing action in just seven games.

? Restrepo and former roommate Tyler Van Dyke have a special connection; Restrepo learned how to play golf based on TVD's love for the sport, and the duo is ultra competitive in everything they do.

? The fourth-year junior is on the verge of cracking 1,000 career yards at Miami - he has 70 career catches for 980 yards with six career touchdowns. He has started all four games so far this season.

FOURTH QUARTER PROGRAM PAYING OFF; MIAMI #9 IN 4Q SCORING

? When Mario Cristobal arrived to Miami in 2021, one of his first hires was strength & conditioning coordinator Aaron Feld. The duo's "fourth quarter" spring workout program has become a staple.

? In games involving only FBS teams across the country, the Hurricanes rank No. 9 in the nation in fourth quarter scoring at 11.3 points per game in 2023. Through its first two games in wins over the Aggies and the RedHawks, Miami outscored its opponents by a 31-7 margin in the final frame.

CANES HADN'T STARTED WITH THREE IN A ROW AT HOME SINCE 2013

? The Hurricanes had not started the season with a 3-0 mark at home since 2013. Coincidentally, during that early stretch, they also played a ranked SEC team (No. 12 Florida) and won in Week 2.

GEORGE RANKS AMONG ACC LEADERS WITH FOUR RECEIVING TDs

? Entering Miami's Sept. 9 matchup with Texas A&M, Jacolby George had just one career touchdown catch. He had three alone vs. the Aggies, becoming the first Cane to have three touchdown catches in the same game since former WR Leonard Hankerson did so against at Clemson on Oct. 2, 2010.'

? George is one of six players in the ACC to have at least four touchdowns catches entering Week 6. ? George put together only the 19th game of three receiving touchdowns by an FBS player this year. ? For his efforts, the third-year player was named ACC Offensive Receiver of the Week on Sept. 11. He

had just 13 catches in all of 2022 and already has 21 - three shy of the team lead - through four games.

LIFE IN THE ACC

2023 STANDINGS

Team Louisville Florida State North Carolina Duke Virginia Tech NC State Georgia Tech Clemson Boston College Miami Syracuse Wake Forest Pitt Virginia

Conf. 3-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 1-2 .333 1-2 .333 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-2 .000 0-2 .000

Overall 5-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 4-1 .800 2-3 .400 3-2 .600 2-3 .400 3-2 .600 2-3 .400 4-0 1.000 4-1 .800 3-1 .750 1-4 .200 0-5 .000

2023 PRESEASON POLL

1. Clemson (103), 2,370 2. Florida State (67), 2,304 3. North Carolina (5), 1,981

4. NC State (1), 1,662 5. Miami, 1,553 T-6. Duke, 1,511

T-6. Pittsburgh, 1,511 8. Louisville, 1,344 9. Wake Forest, 1,181 10. Syracuse, 826 11. Virginia Tech, 678 12. Georgia Tech, 633 13. Boston College, 561 14. Virginia, 365

AP POLL

OCTOBER 1, 2023

TEAMRECORD

PTS

1 Georgia (35)

5-0

1,501

2 Michigan (12)

5-0

1,436

3 Texas (10)

5-0

1,426

4 Ohio State (1)

4-0

1,357

5 Florida State (4)

4-0

1,336

6 Penn State

5-0

1,227

7 Washington

5-0

1,213

8 Oregon 5-0

1,113

9 USC 5-0

1,077

10 Notre Dame

5-1

975

11 Alabama 4-1

921

12 Oklahoma 5-0

840

13 Washington State 4-0

765

14 North Carolina

4-0

726

15 Oregon State

4-1

633

16 Ole Miss

4-1

616

17 Miami 4-0

589

18 Utah 4-1

454

19 Duke 4-1

384

20 Kentucky 5-0

344

21 Missouri 5-0

329

22 Tennessee

4-1

306

23 LSU 3-2

149

24 Fresno State

5-0

130

25 Louisville 5-0

90

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SERIES HISTORY

MIAMI LEADS, 14-13

YEAR UM OPP SITE

W/L

1955 9 10 AtlantaL

1964 -- -- AtlantaL

1967 -- -- Miami (HC)

W

1968 15 -- Atlanta

W

1970 -- 19 AtlantaL

1975 -- -- AtlantaL

1977 -- -- AtlantaL

1978 -- -- AtlantaL

1999 23 15 Jacksonville, Fla. W

2004 4 -- Atlanta

W

2005 3 -- MiamiL

2006 -- 21 AtlantaL

2007 -- -- MiamiL

2008 -- -- AtlantaL

2009 20 14 Miami Gardens W

2010 -- -- Atlanta

W

2011 -- 22 Miami Gardens W

2012 -- -- Atlanta

W(OT)

2013 14 -- Miami Gardens W

2014 -- -- AtlantaL

2015 14 -- Miami Gardens W

2016 14 -- Atlanta

W

2017 10 -- Miami Gardens, Fla. W

2018 -- -- AtlantaL

2019 -- -- Miami Gardens, Fla. L (OT)

2021 -- -- Miami Gardens, Fla. W

2022 -- -- Atlanta

W

SCORE 6-14 0-20 49-7 10-7 21-31 23-38 6-10 19-24 28-13 27-3 10-14

23-30 14-17 23-41 33-17 35-10 24-7 42-36 45-30 17-28 38-21 35-21 25-24 21-27 21-28 33-30 35-14

Miami: Miami leads, 7-3 Atlanta: Georgia Tech leads, 10-6 Neutral Site: Miami leads, 1-0

COACHES POLL OCTOBER 1, 2023

TEAMRECORD

PTS

1 Georgia (62)

3-0

1,598

2 Michigan (1)

3-0

1,514

3 Florida State

3-0

1,396

4 Ohio State (1)

3-0

1,394

5 USC 3-0

1,325

6 Texas 3-0

1,312

7 Penn State

3-0

1,224

8 Washington

3-0

1,164

9 Notre Dame

4-0

1,044

10 Utah 3-0

967

11 Oregon 3-0

946

12 Alabama 2-1

886

13 LSU 2-1

808

14 Oklahoma 3-0

683

15 Oregon State

3-0

660

16 Ole Miss

3-0

602

17 North Carolina

3-0

592

18 Duke 3-0

469

19 Colorado 3-0

435

20 Tennessee

2-1

362

21 Miami 3-0

298

22 Iowa 3-0

206

23 Clemson 2-1

193

24 Washington State 3-0

160

25 UCLA 3-0

156

TYLER VAN DYKE IS PFF #2-GRADED QB ENTERING WEEK 6 VS. GTECH

? QB Tyler Van Dyke is enjoying a return to form in 2023 after putting together an ACC Rookie of the Year campaign at Miami in 2021. Van Dyke's 2022 season was marred by injury, forcing him to miss significant action during the second half of the year while battling a right shoulder injury.

? TVD has Pro Football Focus' second-best position grade behind only Michael Penix, Jr. of Washington. ? Van Dyke has already surpassed last season's touchdown pass total despite playing in just four games. ? Van Dyke ranks No. 1 in ACC (No. 7 in FBS) in completion percentage (74.7), No. 1 in ACC (No. 2 in FBS)

in passing efficiency (197.8) as well as No. 2 in ACC (No. 16 in FBS) in passing touchdowns (11). ? In Miami's win against Bethune-Cookman, Van Dyke became the first Hurricane to record multiple

pass touchdowns, a rush touchdown and complete 80 percent of his passes in a single game. over the past 25 seasons. He finished 19-for-23 for 247 yards with two touchdowns and no picks. ? Van Dyke entered Week 4 ranked 10th on UM's career completions list with 419. He's now No. 8, having passed Craig Erickson (420) and Ryan Clement (427). Next up is No. 7 Bernie Kosar (463). ? Van Dyke's five touchdown passes vs. Texas A&M marked a new career high. The performance was TVD's eighth career start with multiple TDs and zero picks. He had his ninth such start vs. Bethune. ? Van Dyke became the third Miami Hurricane to win ACC Rookie of the Year and ACC Offensive Rookie of the Year honors in 2021, joining QB Brad Kaaya (2014) and RB Duke Johnson (2012) to do so. ? Van Dyke has throw multiple interceptions in a game just three times in his 22 career starts at The U. ? Van Dyke took over starting duties three games into the season in 2021 and ended the year with 2,931 yards, 25 passing touchdowns and just six interceptions. He completed 62.% of passes.

Tyler Van Dyke: Start-By-Start Breakdown in 2021

Opponent Pass Comp. Pass Att. Pass Yards Pass TDs

INTs

Central Conn St.

10

11

270

3

0

Virginia 15

29

203

1

0

at North Carolina 20

45

264

1

3

NC State

25

33

325

4

0

at Pittsburgh

32

42

426

3

1

Georgia Tech

22

34

389

3

0

at Florida State

25

47

316

4

2

Virginia Tech

19

33

357

3

0

at Duke

34

49

381

3

0

Tyler Van Dyke: Start-By-Start Breakdown in 2022

Opponent Pass Comp. Pass Att. Pass Yards Pass TDs

INTs

Bethune-Cookman 13

16

193

2

0

Southern Miss

20

29

261

1

1

Texas A&M

21

41

217

0

0

Middle Tennessee 16

32

138

1

2

North Carolina

42

57

496

3

1

Virginia Tech

29

46

342

2

0

Duke* 11

16

81

1

0

Florida State*

4

8

24

0

0

Pittsburgh* 4

8

83

0

1

* removed from game due to injury

Tyler Van Dyke: Start-By-Start Breakdown in 2023

Opponent Pass Comp. Pass Att. Pass Yards Pass TDs

INTs

Miami (Ohio)

17

22

201

1

1

Texas A&M

21

30

374

5

0

Bethune-Cookman 19

23

247

2

0

Temple 17

24

220

3

0

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GAME 5: GEORGIA TECH

GUIDRY'S DEFENSE IMPRESSING, RANKS NO. 1 IN NATION IN RUSHING D

? Lance Guidry, who was named defensive coordinator at Miami in February 2023, spent the previous two seasons as the defensive coordinator and safeties coach at Marshall University in 2021 and 2022.

? Guidry has already made his impact felt in a short amount of time in Coral Gables. Among ACC teams, Miami ranks No. 2 in scoring defense (12.5 points per game), No. 2 in total defense (273.0 yards per game) and No. 1 in rushing defense (48.0 yards per game). Among FBS teams nationwide, the Hurricanes also rank No. 1 in rushing defense, No. 11 in scoring defense and No. 12 in total defense.

? In his final year there, Marshall's defense ranked in the top five nationally in FBS in several key statistics, including third down defense (first), stop rate (second), pass efficiency defense (third), defensive efficiency (third), yards per play (third), turnovers gained (fifth) and rushing defense (fifth).

? In a dominant 2022 campaign under his watch at Marshall, the Herd also finished the season ranked sixth in scoring defense (16.0) and passes intercepted (18), eighth in total defense (294.5), ninth in first down defense (200), 12th in defensive touchdowns (3), 16th in team sacks (2.92), 19th in red zone defense (76.7) and 22nd in both tackles for loss (6.9) and fumbles recovered (11).

? Guidry has said his first game as an assistant coach at the collegiate level was as defensive backs coach at his alma mater, McNeese State, against the Miami Hurricanes in 2000 at the Orange Bowl.

KINCHENS RANKS HIGH IN CAREER INTERCEPTIONS, RETURNS VS. GT

? Following a breakout All-American season a year ago where he finished with six interceptions, Kam Kinchens added to that total Saturday with his seventh career interception vs. Texas A&M.

? Kinchens average interceptions-per-game mark (0.27) is the fifth-best in FBS. He is one of 29 FBS players to have at least seven career picks and one of just two to do so in 26 games or fewer.

? A team captain, Kinchens left the Texas A&M game on a stretcher in a scary late moment scene. He underwent evaluation but was discharged the next day and rejoined the team on Sunday, Sept. 10.

? Kinchens will rejoin the team on Saturday against Georgia Tech, it was announced this week.

REHAULED OFFENSIVE LINE EMERGING AS FORCE IN EARLY SEASON

? One of the most important components to Miami's 4-0 start has been the impressive play of its offensive line. The Hurricanes have started LT Jalen Rivers, LG Javion Cohen, C Matt Lee, RG Anez Cooper and RT Francis Mauigoa for all four of its games and is off to its first 4-0 start since 2020.

? Cooper was named ACC Co-Offensive Lineman of the Week as well as Outland Trophy National Player of the Week after a dominant game vs. Texas A&M, where he graded out as Miami's top lineman.

? Lee was named a candidate for the Rimington Trophy, honoring the nation's top center, after a standout career at UCF. Cohen was named a candidate for the Outland Trophy after transferring to Miami from Alabama. Cooper and Rivers both started for Miami in 2022, while Mauigoa is a freshman.

BROTHERLY LOVE IN CORAL GABLES, SEVERAL WITH UM FAMILY TIES

? The Miami Hurricanes will feature a number of family ties on the sideline this fall across the roster. ? Newcomer OL Francis Mauigoa and older brother LB Francisco Mauigoa will feature prominently for

Miami this season. Another set of newcomers have lined up on the same side of the ball, in freshman DB Damari Brown and junior DB Davonte Brown. The elder Mauigoa arrived from Washington State via the transfer portal, as did the elder Brown, who came to Miami from UCF. Both arrived in January. ? Two sets of twins populate the freshmen ranks, as well; Miami natives WR Robby Washington and LB Bobby Washington, Jr., as well as QB Riply Luna and WR Kolby Luna, who are from Idaho. ? The older brother of freshman DL Rueben Bain, Jr., one of the top-ranked freshman defensive lineman, is offensive graduate assistant Reggie Bain. In addition, the nephew of head coach Mario Cristobal Luis Cristobal, Jr. - transferred to Miami from Georgia State prior to the season.

HOME SWEET HOME OPENERS: UM CONTINUES RUN OF SUCCESS AT HRS

? The Miami Hurricanes opened their 16th season at world-class Hard Rock Stadium on Sept. 1 vs. MiamiOhio with a 38-3 win; UM holds a 16-0 all-time mark in home openers at the stadium, having outscored opponents 727-122 for an average margin of victory of 37.8 points in those 16 games.

? The Hurricanes have not lost a home opener since 2006, when they fell to Florida State 13-10 at the Orange Bowl on Sept. 4, 2006. Miami has won 17 straight home openers since - each one since 2007.

? Since joining the ACC prior to the 2004 season, Miami has played a conference opponent in only three of its 20 home openers: Florida State twice (in 2004 and 2006) and Georgia Tech once (2009).

? In the modern era of Miami Hurricanes football (since 1979), UM has opened the season at home 19 times and is 17-2 in those games. The Hurricanes are 33-12 in regular season openers dating to 1979.

SCORING DRIVES

OPPONENT Miami (Ohio) Miami (Ohio) Miami (Ohio) Miami (Ohio) Miami (Ohio) Miami (Ohio) Miami (Ohio)

PLAYS YDS TIME 3 56 1:45 15 66 7:33 10 64 5:52 5 50 00:58 5 65 2:14 6 78 2:57 8 69 4:46

RESULT TD FG FG FG TD TD TD

OPPONENT Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M

PLAYS YDS TIME 7 75 3:17 5 75 2:05 6 75 0:44 4 6 1:25 5 31 2:23 7 46 4:40 4 80 2:22

RESULT TD TD TD FG TD FG TD

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS TIME Bethune-Cookman 9 65 4:09 Bethune-Cookman 11 93 5:16 Bethune-Cookman 7 71 2:47 Bethune-Cookman 4 55 2:10 Bethune-Cookman 4 74 0:35 Bethune-Cookman 11 69 6:55 Bethune-Cookman 9 67 4:22

RESULT TD TD TD TD TD TD TD

OPPONENT Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple

PLAYS YDS TIME 13 82 6:42 5 80 2:43 5 46 1:28 4 24 1:13 7 63 3:16 8 72 3:57 10 60 5:14

RESULT TD TD FG TD TD TD FG

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GAME 5: GEORGIA TECH

TAYLOR III, MESIDOR LOOKING TO ANCHOR UM'S DISRUPTIVE D-LINE

? If the Hurricanes are looking to cause havoc under defensive coordinator Lance Guidry, two defensive linemen that will play an important role are Leonard Taylor III and Akheem Mesidor, who ranked among the most disruptive defensive linemen in the ACC a season ago in 2022.

? Mesidor, who transferred to Miami after two seasons at West Virginia, has 25 career tackles for loss in three seasons in college to go along with 16.5 sacks. Mesidor was an All-ACC Honorable Mention pick after he finished with a team high-tying 10.5 tackles for loss & a team-best seven sacks.

? Mesidor missed the last two games to injury; Leonard Taylor is ranked No. 26 interior defender by PFF. ? Taylor III had a productive year for the Hurricanes en route to 2022 All-ACC Honorable Mention honors;

Taylor, a third-year player, tied Mesidor with 10.5 tackles for loss. He added three sacks. ? Miami will also benefit from strong edge play from second-year defensive end Nyjalik Kelly (4.5 sacks

in 2022). DL Jahfari Harvey recorded his first sack of the season against the RedHawks.

KINCHENS, WILLIAMS MAKE UP ONE OF TOP SAFETY PAIRINGS IN FBS

? Two of Miami's closest teammates on and off the field are two of its best players in safety pairing Kam Kinchens and James Williams. The two third-year players make up a highly talented duo.

? Kinchens, an All-American a season ago, was named to the All-ACC First Team in 2022 after having 59 total tackles and a team-high six interceptions. He is a member of UM's leadership council.

? Another impactful player in his own right, the 6-foot-5 Williams made 10 starts and ranked second on the team with 58 tackles a season ago. Both players are South Florida natives and best friends.

GAME THREE: HURRICANES POWER PAST WILDCATS ON SHORT REST

? The Hurricanes opened their season with three straight home games for the first time since 2013, and ensured a perfect September at home thanks to a 48-7 win over Bethune-Cookman on Sept. 14.

? Miami overpowered the Wildcats, recording 589 yards of offense. QB Tyler Van Dyke completed 82% of his passes (19-for-23) with 247 yards and two touchdowns, while Miami finished with 240 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns - including two scores from redshirt freshman transfer Ajay Allen.

? WR Xavier Restrepo was Van Dyke's favorite target, finishing with an impressive 120 yards on six catches. WR Colbie Young had 55 yards and WR Jacolby George had 52 yards with one touchdown.

? Despite missing four defensive starters due to injury - including three on the defensive line - the Hurricanes finished with 10 tackles for loss and four sacks. DL Rueben Bain had his first college sack.

? Miami rested most of its starters in the second half with a 34-0 lead heading into the final two frames.

GAME TWO: MIAMI KNOCKS OFF #23 AGGIES, 48-33, FOR RANKED WIN

? Miami showed resiliency in its Game 2 victory, a 48-33 decision over a top-25 Texas A&M team that took two separate 10-point leads in the first half. A 27-point second half sealed the hosts' win.

? The victory was Miami's first over a team ranked in the top 25 since a 38-34 win over No. 17/19 Pitt in 2021, while head coach Mario Cristobal picked up his eighth win against top-25 teams since 2018.

? Four Hurricanes were honored by the ACC for standout performances last time out; Anez Cooper (CoOffensive Lineman of the Week), Jaden Davis (Defensive Back), Jacolby George (offensive receiver) and Tyler Van Dyke (quarterback). Cooper was the top-graded offensive lineman, Davis had a key forced fumble and eight tackles, while three of Van Dyke's five touchdown passes went to George.

? Van Dyke's five touchdown passes marked a new career high. The performance was TVD's eighth career start with multiple touchdown passes and no interceptions thrown. George became the first Hurricane receiver since Leonard Hankerson in 2010 to haul in three touchdown passes in one game.

GAME ONE: MIAMI TROUNCES REDHAWKS, 38-3, IN SEASON OPENER

? The Hurricanes delivered a strong season debut on Sept. 1, toppling the visiting RedHawks of Miami University, 38-3. Miami piled up 493 yards in a well-balanced offensive attack, and held MU to just 215.

? Behind a dominant offensive line, the Canes finished with 243 passing yards and 250 rushing yards. ? Miami was one of only 16 teams in FBS to rush for 250 yards or more in their 2023 season opener. ? The Hurricanes had four running backs with at least eight carries, with RB Henry Parrish, Jr., leading

the way at 90 rushing yards and one score. RB Mark Fletcher added 76 yards and one TD in his debut.

2022 SCORING DRIVES

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Bethune-Cookman 5 30

Bethune-Cookman 10 76

Bethune-Cookman 4 70

Bethune-Cookman 5 54

Bethune-Cookman 5 51

Bethune-Cookman 7 73

Bethune-Cookman 7 81

Bethune-Cookman 3 23

Bethune-Cookman 11 67

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Southern Miss

16 68

Southern Miss

10 86

Southern Miss

13 77

Southern Miss

1 35

Southern Miss

12 44

Southern Miss

7 14

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Texas A&M

12 65

Texas A&M

12 71

Texas A&M

16 83

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Middle Tennessee 11 47

Middle Tennessee 15 87

Middle Tennessee 5 72

Middle Tennessee 10 43

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

North Carolina

6 76

North Carolina

9 72

North Carolina

4 29

North Carolina

7 63

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Virginia Tech

4 65

Virginia Tech

18 71

Virginia Tech

8 80

Virginia Tech

6 43

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Duke

10 46

Duke

2 72

Duke

3 39

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Virginia

6 35

Virginia

13 53

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Florida State

9 45

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Georgia Tech

11 75

Georgia Tech

14 93

Georgia Tech

8 51

Georgia Tech

4 34

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Clemson

6 32

Clemson

3 10

OPPONENT PLAYS YDS

Pittsburgh

10 78

Pittsburgh

7 63

Pittsburgh

4 75

TIME 01:54 4:56 1:23 2:15 1:10 3:04 3:18 0:47 5:54 TIME 6:14 2:51 6:11 0:00 5:30 3:50 TIME 4:58 6:25 6:19 TIME 3:06 6:37 1:47 2:29 TIME 2:44 1:03 0:21 1:43 TIME 1:02 7:42 2:29 2:26 TIME 3:48 0:45 0:56 TIME 1:45 5:29 TIME 4:06 TIME 6:16 7:31 3:54 1:44 TIME 2:38 1:03 TIME 4:57 3:37 1:54

RESULT TD TD TD TD TD TD TD TD TD

RESULT FG TD TD TD FG FG

RESULT FG FG FG

RESULT FG TD TD TD

RESULT TD TD FG TD

RESULT TD FG TD FG

RESULT TD TD TD

RESULT FG FG

RESULT FG

RESULT TD TD TD TD

RESULT FG TD

RESULT FG TD TD

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GAME 5: GEORGIA TECH

SEVERAL CANES EARN PRESEASON RECOGNITION ENTERING 2023

? Several Hurricanes on both sides of the ball were selected as players to watch for major awards entering

2023, including some who earned preseason All-America and all-conference recognition:

Name Tyler Van Dyke Elijah Arroyo Kam Kinchens Javion Cohen Leonard Taylor III Matt Lee Andy Borregales

Award Unitas Golden Arm

Mackey Award Thorpe Bednarik Nagurski Wuerffel Outland Bednarik

Rimington Lou Groza

Honor top quarterback

top tight end top defensive back top defensive player top defensive player community service

top lineman top defensive player

top center top kicker

THREE SELECTED IN DRAFT, MIAMI's NFL STREAK CONTINUES IN 2023

? The selections of Miami defensive back Tyrique Stevenson (Chicago Bears, second round), tight end Will Mallory (Indianapolis Colts, fifth) and DJ Ivey (Cincinnati Bengals, seventh) extended the Hurricanes' streak of having at least one player picked in every NFL Draft since 1975 ? the fourth-longest streak of any program nationwide.

MIAMI'S SIGNING CLASS, RANKED AS THE BEST IN HISTORY, MAKES DEBUT

? Miami's 2023 recruiting class included 15 players ranked in the ESPN 300, including one of the top five, two in the top 20 and six in the top 100. The Hurricanes signed two players who were considered consensus "five-star" players by every recruiting service ? Miami had three five-star signees in the last eight classes.

? 15 players in the class made their debut, headlined by Francis Mauigoa, who started at right tackle. ? Mauigoa (#7) and Samson Okunlola (#18) represent two of the top 20 players that Miami has ever signed

since 247Sports began their rankings in the year 2000. The Hurricanes signed five players who earned All-American Bowl invitations and five players who earned Under-Armour All-America Bowl invitations ? 15 of Miami's freshmen joined the program for the spring and competed in spring practice/

ACC'S NEW SCHEDULING MODEL IN EFFECT; MIAMI TO PLAY BC, FSU, UofL

? The new ACC football scheduling model is based on a 3-5-5 structure whereby each team will play three primary opponents annually and face the other 10 teams twice during the four-year cycle starting in 2023. The schedule allows for each team to face all 13 conference opponents home and away at least once during the four-year cycle. The structure was adopted by the league's ADs and faculty athletic representatives.

? The new schedule eliminated the Atlantic and Coastal divisions with all 14 schools competing in one division beginning in 2023. The top two teams based on conference winning percentage will compete in the Subway ACC Football Championship Game on the first Saturday in December at Bank of America Stadium.

? Miami's three opponents primary annual opponents are Boston College, Florida State and Louisville.

MIAMI PLACES THREE ON PRESEASON ALL-ACC FOOTBALL TEAM

? Among Miami's preseason honorees were DB Kam Kinchens, OL Javion Cohen and K Andy Borregales, who were all selected to the All-ACC Preseason Team in a poll of conference media. Kinchens enjoyed a breakout 2022, where he was selected to the All-ACC First Team and earned All-America honors from multiple outlets. Kinchens led the Hurricanes with 59 total tackles, starting all 12 games with six picks.

? During his time with the Crimson Tide, Cohen started 24 games and earned 2022 All-SEC second-team honors. Cohen started 14 games as a sophomore in 2021 and spent 10 games as a starter on 2022. Cohen was ranked as one of the top players in the transfer portal before arriving in Miami. Cohen was named to the watch list for the Outland Trophy honoring the nation's top lineman during the 2023 training camp.

? A semifinalist for the Lou Groza Award in 2022, Borregales delivered another strong campaign for his his hometown Hurricanes a season ago. The junior kicker converted on all 32 extra point attempts and went 17 for 20 on field goals, including a season-long 49-yard boot against FSU. Borregales' older brother, Jose, is the lone Groza Award winner in UM history, winning it in 2020.

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ACC POTW

Week 2: Texas A&M Anez Cooper (Co-Offensive Line)

Jaden Davis (Defensive Back) Jacolby George (Wide Receiver)

Tyler Van Dyke (Quarterback)

SCOUT POTW

Week 1: Miami (Ohio) LB Raul Aguirre LB Malik Bryant

DB Kaleb Spencer WR Jefferson Walls DB Luis Gutierrez QB Jayden George

Week 2: Texas A&M DB Nick Kelly DL Cyrus Moss

LB Marcellius Pulliam LB Malik Bryant OL Ian Johnson QB Riply Luna LB Braylon Lamar

Week 3: Bethune-Cookman DB Kaleb Spencer

LB Souleymane Bangoura DL Jamil Burroughs DL Cooper Ricks OL Matt Antezana RB Terrell Walden II LB Lucas Peterson

Week 4: Temple DB Kaleb Spencer DL Owen Ruskavich RB Terrell Walden II LB Patrick Sullivan

GAME 5: GEORGIA TECH

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