Former Tech and current Carolina Panthers linebacker James Anderson will be visiting three elementary schools in his hometown of Chesapeake, Va., on Friday, May 4, to distribute summer reading books to first-graders.

 

The visit is part of Anderson’s new literacy initiative entitled “Read Like a Pro.” He is teaming up with Scholastic Inc., the global children’s publishing, education and media company, to promote the importance of reading and literacy, and to help the schools he has “adopted” tackle the summer reading slide. In addition to providing books to first-grade students, Anderson will read aloud to the students and talk to them about how literacy and reading affected his life and got him to where he is today.

 

When students don’t read over the summer, teachers typically need 4 to 6 weeks in the fall to re-teach material students have forgotten. What researchers call the “summer slide” in reading skills is a major concern for educators and is responsible for the majority of the achievement gap between children from middle class and low-income families. Children from low-income families are less likely to have access to books at home.

 

 Anderson played at Tech from 2002-05. In the 2006 NFL Draft, the Panthers selected Anderson in the third round, and he has been with the team ever since. Last year, he finished with 145 tackles, two interceptions and 1.5 sacks. In 2010, he recorded 130 tackles, 3.5 sacks and an interception.

In July of last year, the Panthers rewarded Anderson for his steady play, signing him to a five-year contract worth $22 million, $8.5 of which was guaranteed.

Virginia Tech Sports Medicine, in conjunction with Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM), is holding a sports medicine clinic on May 4 and 5. The goal of the clinic is to provide an opportunity for learning and sharing techniques in managing current issues in athletics.

Participants will have the ability to spend time in the state-of-the-art cadaver laboratory at VCOM, where atendees will be working with prosected cadavers to identify major anatomical structures and injury scenarios that relate to the topics discussed. The lectures and speakers will cover topics related to areas of interest in sports medicine and open discussion for the current issues facing the medical care of our patients.

All who are interested or involved in sports medicine are welcome! There will be both professional and non-professional rates! Full course information and registration can be found on the website at http://www.hokiesports.com/trainers/eddieferrell/ .

On April 16, 2007, tragedy struck the Virginia Tech campus when a disturbed gunman took the lives of 32 people. In the days, weeks, months and years since then, a nation provided prayers, thoughts, sympathy and support to those in the Blacksburg community. A lot of those came from the sports world, where many expressed their thoughts in countless ways.

 

This April marks the five-year anniversary of the tragedy. Here is a column by ESPN’s Chris Fowler, published two days after the shootings, that captured the spirit of the Virginia Tech community. Please take time to read this, as a campus and community remembers those lost and injured.

Katie Baer, a Virginia Tech athletics trainer, will be coordinating a university event entitled “Women in Sports Medicine” that will be held March 13 at 6:30 p.m. in the Bowman Room on the fourth floor of Tech’s Jamerson Athletics Center.

 

Speakers will include:

• Stephanie Aldret – Her topic will be the manipulation for practitioner-patient mismatch, and the importance of appropriate table height, mechanics and technique

• Baer – Her discussion will center on women in the athletics training room – perceptions and reality.

• Jenn McCrady – Her topic is on how to relate to the male athlete from a rehab/medical provider aspect.

• Jennie Schafer – She will discuss how to use a healthy lifestyle to portray confidence and stand out

• Bridget McSorley – Her discussion will be on networking and athletics career opportunities for a woman with a family.

• Renee Selberg-Eaton – Her topic focuses on females in a male-dominant setting – how to communicate and make connections to male patients.

 

For more information, call 540-231-2711 or e-mail Katieatc@vt.edu.

Bob Liebau, a former Tech student who worked as a graduate assistant in the athletic training department with legendary trainer Eddie Ferrell, was named the 2012 Clinical and Emerging Practice Athletic Trainer of the Year by The Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association. He received the award at the VATA’s annual meeting and symposium in Richmond on Jan. 14.

Liebau has worked at the University of Mary Washington for the past 25 years and currently serves as the Associate Director of Campus Recreation and the Director of the Fitness Center at Mary Washington. He graduated from Tech in 1979 with an undergraduate degree in health and physical education. He received a master’s in physical education, specializing in exercise physiology, from Tech in 1985.

From 1982-84, he worked with Ferrell, helping with the football team under then coach Bill Dooley and the wrestling team under then coach Jerry Cheynet.

Former Virginia Tech quarterback Bruce Arians decided to retire from coaching after a long and successful career at many different stops.

 

Arians, who played at Tech from 1972-74, most recently served as the offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers – a job he had held since 2007 when current Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin took over as the head coach. Arians had served as the receivers coach for the Steelers from 2004-06. During his time with the Steelers, he was a part of two Super Bowl-winning teams (2005 and 2008).

 

Arians also spent time with the Cleveland Browns and with the Indianapolis Colts. In 2001-03, he served as the Browns offensive coordinator, while in 1998-2000, he worked as the Colts quarterbacks coach.

 

His first work as an NFL assistant came in 1989 when he was named the Kansas City Chiefs running backs coach. Prior to that, he worked at three different colleges – Mississippi State (running backs and receivers coach, 1978-80), Alabama (running backs coach, 1981-82) and Temple (head coach, 1983-88). Temple went 21-45 during his tenure.

 

For his career, he has worked for five NFL teams and three colleges, including twice working at both Mississippi State (1978-80 and 1993-95) and Alabama (1981-82 and 1997).

 

After he graduated from Tech, he worked as a graduate assistant for two years.

The Virginia Tech football program will welcome three new members to its program when it re-convenes Tuesday evening for a team meeting to begin preparing for the 2012 season. Those three players are two recent high school graduates: running back J.C. Coleman and defensive back Donaldven Manning, along with 2011 signee Dewayne Alford. All three began classes Tuesday at Tech.

Alford, a projected defensive end from Nansemond River High in Suffolk, Va., signed with Tech last February and deferred his enrollment to this semester. He was listed as the No. 30 player in Virginia last year by The Roanoke Times.

Coleman played at Oscar Smith High in Chesapeake, Va., helping lead his team to a state title just last month. He is ranked as the No. 4 all-purpose back in the country and the No. 5 prospect in Virginia by Rivals after rushing for 1,488 yards and 20 touchdowns as a senior despite missing three games with an ankle injury. Manning (first name pronounced Donovan) played at Miami Central High in Miami, Fla., and is listed as the No. 23 cornerback in the country and the No. 42 player in Florida by Rivals.

Because both Coleman and Manning are enrolling in January, neither will sign a National Letter of Intent. Alford’s NLI from 2011 was still binding. Signing Day is Wednesday, Feb. 1 this year.

Three former Virginia Tech football players, all from the AFC, will be on active rosters in the upcoming playoffs in search of a Super Bowl title.

Tech had four on active rosters going into the playoffs. The four from the AFC on active rosters, are the following:
Pittsburgh: Jason Worilds
Denver: Eddie Royal
Baltimore: Tyrod Taylor
Houston: Duane Brown

Baltimore (Taylor) will host the Texans (Brown) this weekend the Broncos (Royal) travel to play the Patriots.

Rashad Carmichael (Houston) and Josh Morgan (San Francisco) are on the injured reserve of their respective teams.

Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the ACC title game game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 78/0. Completed 22 of 44 for 274 yards, with a touchdown and two interceptions. Rushed for two yards on 12 carries, and fumbled once. Graded out at 83 percent.

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/2.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 57/4. Rushed for 32 yards on 11 carries. Broke three tackles. Caught three passes for 14 yards.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 22/0. Rushed for 22 yards on six carries.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 0/11.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/3.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 3/6.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 0/20.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/6.

 

SPLIT ENDS

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 68/0. Caught three passes for 58 yards. Broke the single-season record for receptions previously held by Ernest Wilford (55 in 2005). Now has 57 receptions on the season.

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 37/2. Enjoyed a career day, catching a team-high seven passes for a career-high 116 yards, including a 45-yarder for a touchdown.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 5/0.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 68/17. Caught two passes for 11 yards.

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 56/2. Had four catches for 50 yards.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 65/2. Graded out at 87 percent, with four knockdowns.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 23/2. Graded out at 91 percent with three knockdowns.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 78/2. Graded out at 85 percent, with six knockdowns.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 78/0. Graded out at 87 percent, with seven knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 0/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 44/2. Had five knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 34/0.

60 Laurence Gibson (6-6, 312, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 78/2. Graded out at 92 percent, with eight knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 45/2. Caught two passes for 23 yards. Graded out at 91 percent, with two knockdowns.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 3/0.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 4/8.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 0/6.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 0/17.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 59/6.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 9/8. Had a solo tackle and three assists.

 

Ends

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 59/6. Tallied two solo tackles and three hurries.

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 6/9.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 15/7. Had two solo tackles, including one for a loss, and three assist. Also had a hurry.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 59/6. Recorded two solo tackles and four assists. Also had two hurries.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 15/2. Had a solo tackle and an assist. Also had a sack – the first of his career.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Tackles

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 59/0. Finished with two solo tackles.

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 15/0.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Mike linebackers

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 73/6. Registered eight solo tackles, including one for a loss, and two assists.

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 73/6. Tallied four solo tackles and four assists. Also broke up a pass.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/15.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 4/12.

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/15.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 0/3.

 

Rovers

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 73/0. Recorded 10 solo tackles and three assists.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 0/0.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/3.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 73/11. Registered six solo tackles, including two for a loss, and an assist.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 70/12. Had a solo tackle and four assists.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 3/8. Had three solo tackles, including one on special teams.

 

Boundary corners

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 10/1. Tallied three solo tackles, but left the game early after suffering a stinger.

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 60/8. Had eight solo tackles, including two tackles for a loss, and two assists.

 

Safeties

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 73/12. Graded out higher than any defensive player. Had 10 solo tackles and three assists. Caused a fumble.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 0/8.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/2. Connected on a career-long 42-yard field goal right before halftime. Has made at least one field goal in every game he’s played this season.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/3. Had one touchback on three kickoffs.

5 Tyler Weiss (5-10, 169, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Punters

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/6. Averaged 46.2 yards per punt on six punts, with a long of 61 yards. Placed three punts inside the 20.

38 Michael Branthover (5-8, 179, Fr.) – 0/0.

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/8.

   65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the UVa game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 61/0. Completed 13 of 21 for 187 yards and two touchdowns. Also rushed for 27 yards and a touchdown. Needs one more to tie Bruce Arians, who had 11 rushing touchdowns in 1974, for the single-season quarterback record for rushing scores.

Graded out at 95 percent.

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 11/0. Completed 3 of 4 for 40 yards.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/7.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 50/1. Rushed for 153 yards on 24 carries and scored two touchdowns. Broke 11 tackles and had 62 yards after contact.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 12/0.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 7/5.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 15/1.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 3/15. Had three solo tackles on special teams and an assist.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/1.

 

SPLIT ENDS

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 61/0. Caught four passes for 44 yards and a touchdown. Needs just one more catch to tie the single-season record of 55 (Ernest Wilford, 2005). Has 18 career touchdown catches, which is tied for the third-most at Tech.

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 23/0. Hauled in a pass for two yards.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 9/0. Caught one pass for 12 yards.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 62/9. Caught two passes for 15 yards. Has caught at least two passes in 43 of 53 career games played, and caught at least one pass in 49 of 53 contests

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 33/0. Caught five passes for 119 yards and a touchdown.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) – 10/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 38/7. Graded out at 86 percent, with eight knockdowns.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 23/7.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 11/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 61/7. Graded out at 85 percent, with 10 knockdowns.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 11/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 61/0. Graded out at 81 percent, with five knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 5/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 6/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 39/7. Graded out at 87 percent, with six knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 33/0.

60 Laurence Gibson (6-6, 312, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 61/7. Graded out at 90 percent, with 15 knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 11/0.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 35/7. Caught one pass for 15 yards. Graded out at 80 percent, with two knockdowns.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 13/0.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 3/11.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 1/1.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 5/8.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 48/1. Graded higher than any defensive player. Had five solo tackles, including one for a loss, and two assists. Also had two sacks and three other hurries.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 0/1.

 

Ends

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 48/1. Finished with two solo tackles and three assists. Also had the first interception of his career.

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 9/7.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 7/4.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 53/1. Recorded five solo tackles and three assists. Also broke up a pass.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 3/7.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Tackles

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 38/1. Registered three solo tackles and two assists. Also had a sack and three hurries.

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 14/0.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 3/0.

 

Mike linebackers

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 54/5. Tallied three solo tackles and two assists. Also recovered a fumble and broke up a pass.

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 3/3.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 54/4. Finished with five solo tackles and two assists. Also recovered a fumble and had two hurries.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 3/0.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/12. Had two solo tackles on special teams.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 4/12.

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/4.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 0/7. Had a solo tackle on special teams.

 

Rovers

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 54/0. Recorded nine solo tackles and three assists.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 0/7.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/1.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 54/5. Tallied two solo tackles and a sack. Also caused an interception.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 30/4. Had a solo tackle.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 3/11.

 

Boundary corners

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 54/5. Registered six solo tackles, including one for a loss, and two assists.

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 24/11. Had a solo tackle and intercepted the first pass of his career.

 

Safeties

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 54/5. Finished with five solo tackles and four assists.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 3/0.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 3/11.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/7. Connected on a 40-yard field goal. Has made a field goal in every game in which he has played.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/8. Had two touchbacks on seven kickoffs.

5 Tyler Weiss (5-10, 169, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Punters

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/0. Had a pair of 52-yard punts in the game. Finished the game with four punts for a 47.5-yard average

38 Michael Branthover (5-8, 179, Fr.) – 0/0.

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/11.

   65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the UNC game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 75/0. Completed 19 of 32 for 195 yards and two touchdowns. Also ran 13 times for 32 yards and a touchdown. Has nine rushing touchdowns and need just two more to tie the school record for a quarterback.

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/5.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 58/4. Rushed for 82 yards on 21 carries. Broke 13 tackles. Caught one pass for eight yards. Saw his streak of 100-yard rushing games end at seven.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 21/0. Ran five times for 31 yards.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 0/6.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 18/4.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 2/16.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/2.

 

SPLIT ENDS

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 59/2. Caught a career-high 10 passes for 106 yards. Became the first Tech player to catch 10 or more passes in a game since 1990 when Nick Cullen hauled in 13 against Southern Miss. Has 50 catches for the season and needs just five more to tie the single-season record (Ernest Wilford, 2005).

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 26/0. Hauled in two passes for 23 yards.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 66/4. Made four catches for 37 yards. Has 48 catches this season.

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 31/0. Caught one pass for 10 yards.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 44/5. Graded out at 90 percent, with a knockdown.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 33/5. Graded out at 81 percent, with two knockdowns.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 74/0. Graded out at 82 percent, with five knockdowns.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 23/0. Injured his ankle early in the game and never returned.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 51/0. Graded out at 88 percent, with four knockdowns.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 0/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 74/0. Graded out at 83 percent.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

60 Laurence Gibson (6-6, 312, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 74/0. Graded out at 86 percent, with seven knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 57/8. Caught one pass for 11 yards – for a touchdown. The touchdown reception marked the second of his career. Graded out at 91 percent.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 27/0.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 1/8.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 0/4.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 0/8.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 57/4. Recorded a solo tackle and two assists. Also had three quarterback hurries.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 0/4.

 

Ends

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 57/4. Finished with three solo tackle and two assists. Also had three quarterback hurries.

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 3/0.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 3/4.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 59/4. Registered four solo tackles and two assists. Also recovered a fumble.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 0/5.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Tackles

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 58/0. Tallied a solo tackle and three assists. Also caused a fumble.

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 1/0.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Mike linebackers

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 14/4. Recorded an assist.

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 48/3. Had three solo tackles and an assist. Also had two hurries.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 61/7. Finished with eight solo tackles, including one for a loss, and three assists.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/10. Had two solo tackle on special teams.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 3/18.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 0/5.

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/0. Missed the UNC game with an ankle injury that he suffered in the BC game.

 

Rovers

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 62/0. Graded out higher than any defensive player. Had 10 solo tackles and six assists. Broke up two passes.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 0/8.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/7.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 62/8. Registered three solo tackles, including one for a loss, and two assists. Also broke up a pass.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 15/7.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 0/9.

 

Boundary corners

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 62/6. Recorded five solo tackles and three assists. Broke up two passes.

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 47/9. Had two solo tackles, including one for a loss.

 

Safeties

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 62/7. Tallied 13 solo tackles, including one for a loss, and two assists.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 0/9.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/4. Connected on a 22-yard field goal.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/6. Missed on a 57-yard field goal. Had two touchbacks on five kickoffs.

5 Tyler Weiss (5-10, 169, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Punters

38 Michael Branthover (5-8, 179, Fr.) – 0/3. Averaged 30 yards per punt on three punts.

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/9.

   65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the Georgia Tech game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 68/0. Graded out at 92 percent. Completed 7 of 13 for 209 yards and three touchdowns. Also rushed for 70 yards on 18 carries and scored two touchdowns. Now has eight rushing touchdowns on the season, the most by a Tech quarterback in the regular season since 1999 (Michael Vick).

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/5.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 46/5. Rushed for a career-high 175 yards on 23 carries. Broke 16 tackles. Has rushed for more than 100 yards in seven straight games and in nine of 10 this season.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 23/0. Had 24 yards rushing on nine carries.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 0/7.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/5.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 23/6.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 6/16.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/5.

 

SPLIT ENDS

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 54/0. Caught two passes for 42 yards and a touchdown. The TD catch marked the 17^th of his career, a number that stands fourth on Tech’s all-time list.

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 17/0. Hauled in two passes for 56 yards.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 55/0. Caught two passes for 97 yards, including a 63-yarder for a touchdown – his career-long touchdown reception.

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 8/5.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) –3/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 32/5. Graded out at 87 percent, with three knockdowns.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 35/0. Graded out at 85 percent.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 67/5. Graded out at 88 percent, with seven knockdowns.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 68/0. Graded out at 92 percent, with seven knockdowns.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 0/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 51/5. Graded out at 90 percent, with seven knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 16/0. Graded out at 81 percent, with two knockdowns.

60 Laurence Gibson (6-6, 312, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 67/0. Graded out at 94 percent, with 11 knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 0/5.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 62/7. Caught one pass for 14 yards – his first career touchdown. Graded out at 90 percent, with two knockdowns.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 30/0. Graded out at 83 percent.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 3/7.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 0/5.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 0/7.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 61/4. Finished with six solo tackles and six assists. Also had 1.5 sacks.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 0/4.

 

Ends

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 61/0. Recorded six solo tackles and four assists. Also had 1.5 sacks.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 0/2.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 61/4. Graded out higher than any defensive player. Had nine solo tackles, including one for a loss, and six assists.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Tackles

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 60/4. Made his first career start as a defensive tackle. Tallied five solo tackles and nine assists.

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 0/0.

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 1/0.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Mike linebackers

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 61/4. Made his second career start. Had 10 solo tackles and four assists. Also had a sack.

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 0/7.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 61/2. Finished with six solo tackles and three assists. Also had a sack.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/14.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/18.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 0/7. Had a solo tackle on special teams.

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/0. Missed the Georgia Tech game with an ankle injury that he suffered in the BC game.

 

Rovers

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 61/13. Recorded four solo tackles.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 0/9. Had a solo tackle on special teams.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/12.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 61/6. Registered six solo tackles and two assists.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 45/7. Had two solo tackles.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 0/9.

 

Boundary corners

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 61/6. Tallied six solo tackles.

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 16/10.

 

Safeties

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 61/0. Finished with two solo tackles and two assists.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 0/9.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/5. Made his only field-goal attempt, a 23-yarder with less than four minutes left.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/7. Four of his seven kickoffs went for touchbacks.

5 Tyler Weiss (5-10, 169, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Punters

38 Michael Branthover (5-8, 179, Fr.) – 0/2. Averaged 34.5 yards per punt on two punts. Placed one inside the 20.

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/7.

65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the Duke game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 71/0. Completed 17 of 28 for 190 yards and a touchdown, with two interceptions. Also ran the ball for 27 yards on 10 carries. Graded out at 91 percent.

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/3.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 54/3. Ran for 148 yards on 23 carries. Broke 11 tackles. Had 45 yards after contact.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 16/0. Rushed for 44 yards on six carries and scored a touchdown. Broke three tackles.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 0/6.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/3.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 16/3.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 3/15.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/3.

 

SPLIT ENDS

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 67/0. Caught six passes for 63 yards

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 27/0. Had one catch for five yards.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 51/0. Hauled in two passes for 62 yards and also rushed once for 26 yards – a career long.

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 34/5. Had two catches for 16 yards.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) –0/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 34/3. Graded out at 91 percent, with five knockdowns.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 39/3. Graded out at 82 percent, with a knockdown.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 60/3. Graded out at 93 percent, with six knockdowns.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 71/0. Graded out at 90 percent, with three knockdowns.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 0/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 64/3. Graded out at 92 percent, with six knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 18/0. Graded out at 83 percent, with five knockdowns.

60 Laurence Gibson (6-6, 312, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 71/0. Graded out at 91 percent, with nine knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 0/3.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 51/9. Caught a career-high four passes for 39 yards. Graded out at 84 percent.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 25/0. Caught a 2-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter – his first career touchdown and second career catch.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 1/9.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 1/3.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 0/6.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 62/5. Finished with four solo tackles and two assists. Also had two quarterback hurries.

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 7/3. Had a solo tackle on special teams.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 0/5.

 

Ends

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 65/5. Recorded three solo tackles, including two for a loss, and four assists. Had six hurries and caused an interception.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 5/0.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 72/5. Tallied a solo tackle and three assists. Also broke up a pass.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 4/3.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Tackles

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 42/0. Registered two solo tackles and three assists.

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 17/0. Had a solo tackle and an assist.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Mike linebackers

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 72/5. Finished with four solo tackles, including one for a loss, and an assist.

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 0/3. Had a solo tackle on special teams.

51 Bruce Taylor (6-2, 243, r-Jr.) – 0/0. Out for the season after suffering a Lisfranc fracture in his foot during the BC game.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 71/11. Recorded three solo tackles and two assists. Also broke up a pass.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/13. Had two solo tackles on special teams.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 8/20. Had two solo tackles on special teams.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 3/0. Had a solo tackle on special teams.

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/0. Missed the Duke game with an ankle injury that he suffered in the BC game.

43 Jeron Gouveia-Winslow (6-2, 205, r-Jr.) – 0/0. Will miss the rest of the season with a Lisfranc foot injury.

 

Rovers

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 72/11. Tallied six solo tackles and two assists. Also broke up a pass and recorded his second interception of the season.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 0/0.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/3.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 72/8. Graded higher than any defensive player. Had seven solo tackles, including two for a loss. Had a sack, recovered a fumble and broke up three passes.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 70/9. Had five solo tackles. Also had a solo tackle and an assist on special teams.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 0/6. Had a solo tackle on special teams.

 

Boundary corners

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 71/8. Registered six solo tackles and an assist. Broke up a pass.

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 2/6.

 

Safeties

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 72/0. Finished with five solo tackles and broke up a pass.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 0/6.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

5 Tyler Weiss (5-10, 169, r-Sr.) – 0/3. Saw the first action at Tech. Made both extra-point attempts, but missed a 29-yard field goal in the second quarter.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/3.

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/0. Missed the Duke game with a quadriceps injury.

 

Punters

38 Michael Branthover (5-8, 179, Fr.) – 0/6. Averaged 37 yards per punt on six punts. Placed one inside the 20. Had a 75-yard punt that tied for the second-longest punt in school history.

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/9.

65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the BC game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 76/0. Completed 22 of 36 for 268 yards, with a touchdown. Also rushed for 60 yards on 16 carries and a touchdown. Graded out at 89 percent. Completed 10 of 11 in the second half.

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/6.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 49/3. Ran for 134 yards on 17 carries and scored on a 42-yard third-quarter run. Broke 10 tackles. Went over the 1,000-yard mark for the season. Has rushed for at least 100 yards in seven of eight games this season and has 10 100-yard games in his career.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 25/0. Ran for three yards on two carries and caught two passes for 11 yards.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 6/11. Rushed for 18 yards on four carries.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/1.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 15/2.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 5/23.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/4.

 

SPLIT ENDS

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 66/1. Caught five passes for 46 yards.

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 30/1. Had one catch for 28 yards.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 2/0.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 56/11. Hauled in a career-high eight passes for 118 yards. Moved into second place for career receiving yardage at Tech behind Boykin. Returned two punts for 31 yards, with a long of 19.

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 47/1. Caught three passes for 49 yards.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) – 2/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 44/6. Graded out at 90 percent, with four knockdowns.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 32/6. Graded out at 84 percent, with two knockdowns.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 68/6. Graded out at 86 percent, with eight knockdowns.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 5/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 71/0. Graded out at 91 percent, with five knockdowns.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 4/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 1/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 44/6. Graded out at 81 percent, with two knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 30/0. Graded out at 90 percent, with five knockdowns.

60 Laurence Gibson (6-6, 312, r-Fr.) – 5/0.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 71/0. Graded out at 90 percent, with eight knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 5/7.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 64/11. Graded out at 89 percent, with three knockdowns.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 4/11.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 5/4.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 5/12.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 2/0. Started, but re-injured his ankle and never returned.

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 51/0. Had two solo tackles and three assists. Also had three hurries.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 1/9.

 

Ends

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 58/2. Recorded five assists and three hurries.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 6/5.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 59/2. Finished with two solo tackles and three assists, and also had a sack.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 7/6.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Tackles

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 17/0. Tallied two solo tackles.

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 31/0. Had four solo tackles and two assists. Also had a sack.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Mike linebackers

51 Bruce Taylor (6-2, 243, r-Jr.) – 42/3. Registered two solo tackles and four assists. Also had two sacks and two other hurries. Unfortunately, suffered a Lisfranc injury to his foot and will miss the rest of the season.

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 17/2. Had three solo tackles and an assist.

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 1/7.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 60/7. Recorded three solo tackles and three assists. Also had his second interceptions of the season and the third of his career.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/14.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 22/4. Made his first collegiate start. Finished with two solo tackles – both for a loss. But suffered an ankle injury and missed a chunk of the game.

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 14/23. Had an assist.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 0/7.

43 Jeron Gouveia-Winslow (6-2, 205, r-Jr.) – 0/0. Will miss the rest of the season with a Lisfranc foot injury.

 

Rovers

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 60/7. Tallied five solo tackles and three assists. Also broke up a pass.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 0/7.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/11.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 60/9. Registered six solo tackles, including one for a loss. Also had two hurries.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 45/15. Had two solo tackles and an assist. Also broke up a pass.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 1/14.

 

Boundary corners

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 60/9. Made his first collegiate start. Had four solo tackles and an assist. Also broke up two passes and had a fumble recovery.

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 0/0. Missed the game with a hamstring injury.

 

Safeties

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 60/2. Graded higher than any defensive player. Had three solo tackles and five assists. Caused a fumble and broke up three passes.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 0/14.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/6. Made field goals of 26, 36 and 24 yards.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/7. Had two touchbacks on six kickoffs.

 

Punters

38 Michael Branthover (5-8, 179, Fr.) – 0/5. Averaged 31 yards per punt on five punts. Placed one inside the 20.

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/11.

65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

   Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the Wake Forest game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 72/0. Completed 17 of 32 for 280 yards, with two touchdowns and no interceptions. Also rushed for two touchdowns. Graded out at 88 percent.

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/6.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 50/7. Rushed for 136 yards on 17 carries and a touchdown. Broke 13 tackles.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 26/0. Carried the ball 12 times for 27 yards. Broke two tackles.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 2/7.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/4.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 9/4.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 1/21.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/4.

 

SPLIT ENDS

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 68/0. Caught seven passes for 149 yards and a touchdown.

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 15/0. Hauled in one pass for 13 yards.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/10.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 63/11. Hauled in four passes for 30 yards. Returned four punts for 26 yards once Jayron Hosley left the game with a hamstring injury.

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 45/0. Caught two passes for 39 yards, including one of 30 yards for a touchdown.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 41/6. Graded out at 85 percent, with four knockdowns.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 31/6. Graded out at 80 percent, with two knockdowns.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 69/6. Graded out at 82 percent, with seven knockdowns.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 72/0. Graded out at 91 percent, with six knockdowns.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 0/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 53/6. Graded out at 88 percent, with four knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 22/0.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 72/0. Graded out at 91 percent, with five knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 0/6.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 45/13. Caught two passes for 37 yards. Graded out at 86 percent, with two knockdowns.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 19/13.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 15/4.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 3/11.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 49/1. Recorded three solo tackles and an assist. Also had a sack.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 17/7. Had an assist.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 6/3.

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 0/0. Missed the game with an ankle injury.

 

Ends

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 62/3. Finished with three solo tackles and four assists. Also had half of a sack.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 62/3. Tallied two solo tackles, including one for a loss, and two assists. Also had two hurries.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 1/0.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Tackles

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 21/0. Made his first collegiate start. Had a solo tackle for a loss.

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 25/0.  Had two solo tackles and an assist. Also broke up a pass.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 17/6. Had an assist and a hurry.

 

Mike linebackers

51 Bruce Taylor (6-2, 243, r-Jr.) – 60/5. Registered six solo tackles and three assists. Also had a sack and a half, and had three hurries.

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 7/3. Had a solo tackle.

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 0/7.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 63/5. Finished with four solo tackles, including one for a loss, and also had a sack. Intercepted his first pass of the season and second of his career.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/18.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 23/14. Recorded five solo tackles, including one for a loss, and an assist.

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/18.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 0/17.

43 Jeron Gouveia-Winslow (6-2, 205, r-Jr.) – 0/0. Will miss the rest of the season with a foot injury.

 

Rovers

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 67/10. Tallied four solo tackles and four assists. Also broke up a pass.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 0/7.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/11.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 67/10. Registered three solo tackles and an assist.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 60/15. Had two solo tackles.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 5/12.

 

Boundary corners

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 14/2. Recorded two solo tackles before leaving with a hamstring injury.

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 49/10. Had seven solo tackles, including one for a loss, and two assists. Broke up a pass.

 

Safeties

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 67/7. Finished with seven solo tackles, including one for a loss, and an assist. Also had a sack and broke up two passes.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 1/0.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 0/14.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/6. Connected on a 24-yard field goal. Has made 7 of 10 attempts this season.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/7. Three of his seven kickoffs went for touchbacks.

 

Punters

38 Michael Branthover (5-8, 179, Fr.) – 0/7. Averaged 42.1 yards per punt on seven punts. Had two punts of more than 50 yards. Placed three punts inside the 20.

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/13.

   65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

   The Marching Virginians, Tech’s Spirit Program and the staff from LewisGale Hospital Montgomery teamed up to produce and submit a video for entry into the Pink Glove Dance, a national contest sponsored by Medline that raises awareness of breast cancer. The rules of the contest called for all the participants to wear pink gloves. Fans can go to this web site to watch the video and to vote for the group’s entry.

More than 120 medical facilities from around the nation have entered the contest. The winning group receives $10,000 donated to that group’s charity, with second place receiving $5,000 and third place receiving $2,000. The Marching Virginians, the Tech Spirit Program and the staff at LewisGale Hospital Montgomery chose the Susan G. Komen for the Cure as their charity.

The voting ends Oct. 21. The winner will be announced around the date of Oct. 28.

   Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the Miami game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 65/0. Completed 23 of 25 for 310 yards and three touchdowns. Also rushed for two touchdowns. Graded out at 89 percent.

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/6.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 61/6. Rushed for 128 yards on 23 carries and caught four passes for 25 yards. Broke six tackles.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 6/0.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 1/8.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/6.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 5/6.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 0/11.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/6.

 

SPLIT ENDS

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 58/0. Hauled in seven passes for 120 yards and a touchdown. Became the school’s all-time leader in receiving yardage. Already was the leader in receptions.

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 48/0. Caught one pass for six yards.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 50/6. Caught five passes for 91 yards and a touchdown.

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 41/0. Hauled in three passes for 31 yards.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 35/6. Graded out at 88 percent, with a knockdown.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 31/6.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 66/6. Graded out at 92 percent, with seven knockdowns.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 66/0. Graded out at 83 percent, with three knockdowns.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 0/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 47/0. Graded out at 85 percent, with two knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 19/0. Graded out at 89 percent, with a knockdown.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 66/0. Graded out at 93 percent, with eight knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 0/6.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 57/8. Caught two passes for 38 yards. Graded out at 91 percent.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 5/8.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 0/6.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 0/8.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 6/0. Injured his ankle early in the game and did not return.

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 50/7. Had two tackles and a hurry.

 

Ends

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 58/6. Finished with two solo tackles and three assists. Also had a sack.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 5/2.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 4/7.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 62/7. Recorded four solo tackles, including two for a loss.

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 7/0.

 

Tackles

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 25/0. Tallied two assists in his first collegiate start.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 11/6.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 7/6.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Mike linebackers

51 Bruce Taylor (6-2, 243, r-Jr.) – 62/7. Registered seven solo tackles and three assists. Also had a sack and broke up a pass.

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 0/7.

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 0/7.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 62/7. Finished with three assists.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 0/6.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/14.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

43 Jeron Gouveia-Winslow (6-2, 205, r-Jr.) – 6/0. Injured his ankle early in the game and did not return.

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 46/13. Recorded four solo tackles and three assists. Also had a sack.

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/13.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 0/7.

 

Rovers

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 62/9. Tallied five solo tackles and two assists. Also broke up a pass.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 0/1.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/6.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 62/8. Registered nine solo tackles, including one for a loss, and two assists.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 14/9. Had two solo tackles.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 0/9.

 

Boundary corners

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 62/8. Finished with six solo tackles and two assists. Also broke up a pass.

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 0/2.

 

Safeties

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 62/0. Recorded nine solo tackles and three assists.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 0/9.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/6. Nailed a 28-yarder in the third quarter.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/7. Had seven kickoffs, four for touchbacks.

 

Punters

38 Michael Branthover (5-8, 179, Fr.) – 0/2. Averaged 42 yards per punt on two punts, including a 52-yarder on his first career punt.

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/7.

65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

NEW ORLEANS – The Manning Award, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, has named eight quarterbacks as its “Stars of the Week.” College football fans can now go to the Allstate Sugar Bowl Facebook page to vote for what they think was the best performance from this past weekend. When voting closes on Thursday at 9 a.m. (Central), the top vote-getter will be announced as the Manning Award Player of the Week.
 
VOTE HERE!
 
The Manning Award was created by the Allstate Sugar Bowl in 2004 to honor the college football accomplishments of Archie, Peyton and Eli Manning. It is the only quarterback award that includes the candidates’ bowl performances in its balloting.
 
This week’s eight Manning Award Stars of the Week are:
Austin Davis, Southern Miss
(20-of-22, 284 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT)
Davis directs touchdown drives on nine of 13 attempts and runs for a touchdown while setting a school-record for completion percentage in leading the Golden Eagles to a 63-35 blowout of Navy to improve to 5-1.
 
Zac Dysert, Miami (Ohio)
(24-of-37, 342 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT)
Dysert comes to life for the RedHawks, closing the game with three straight touchdowns as Miami erases a 28-14 deficit to pick up their first win of the year, 35-28, over Army.
 
Landry Jones, Oklahoma
(31-of-50, 367 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
Jones picks apart the defense of the 11th-ranked team in the nation, registering his fourth 350-yard game of the year as the Sooners crush Texas, 55-17, in the Red River Rivalry.
 
Andrew Luck, Stanford
(26-of-33, 370 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)
Luck throws for a season-high 370 yards and three more touchdowns in just over three quarters of action to extend the nation’s longest winning streak to 13 with a 48-7 win over Pac-12 newcomer Colorado.
 
Connor Shaw, South Carolina
(26-of-39, 311 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT)
Making his second career start, Shaw completes 26-of-39 passes for 311 yards and four touchdowns as South Carolina posts its largest-ever margin of victory in an SEC game.
 
Geno Smith, West Virginia
(27-of-45, 449 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT)
Smith tallied his second 400-yard game of the year as he lifts the Mountaineers after a slow start with a 23-point third quarter on route to a 43-16 win over UConn.
 
Logan Thomas, Virginia Tech
(23-of-25, 310 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
Thomas has the best game of his young career, recording his first 300-yard game and setting a completion percentage record for the Frank Beamer-era, while also running for a pair of scores, including the go-ahead TD with 56 seconds to go, in a thrilling 38-35 ACC win over Miami.
 
Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State
(24-of-28, 289 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT)
Weeden engineers a massive blowout of conference-foe Kansas, playing less than one half of football and throwing for five touchdowns and 289 yards with just four incompletions, leading the Cowboys to a 56-7 halftime advantage.
 
Last week’s Manning Award Player of the Week was Washington State senior Marshall Lobbestael. A native of Oak Harbor, Wash., he completed 32-of-49 passes for 377 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Cougars to a 31-27 victory Colorado. Two of the three touchdowns occurred in the final three minutes, including a 63-yard game-winning connection. It was the second time that Lobbestael had been recognized as a Manning Award Star of the Week and his first Manning Award Player of the Week honor.
 
The Manning Award will be recognizing its eighth winner this year. USC’s Matt Leinart was the inaugural winner of the award in 2005, followed by Texas’ Vince Young in 2006. Both went on to be top 10 NFL draft picks. In 2007, LSU’s JaMarcus Russell earned the award and was the NFL’s No. 1 draft pick. Boston College’s Matt Ryan claimed the award in 2008 and was drafted No. 3, quickly becoming the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. In 2009, Florida star Tim Tebow earned the honor – he also went on to be selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. The 2010 winner was Texas signal-caller Colt McCoy, the winningest quarterback in college football history, who was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the draft. Last year saw Auburn’s Cameron Newton earn the award, prior to being selected No. 1 overall in the 2011 NFL Draft by the Carolina Panthers.

   Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the Clemson game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 69/0. Graded out at 86 percent. Completed 15 of 27 for 125 yards, with an interception. Rushed 12 times for eight yards, but was sacked four times.

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/7.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 54/5. Rushed for 123 yards on 20 carries and caught two passes for 21 yards. Broke 14 tackles. Fumbled once.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 23/0. Carried the ball six times for a yard and caught one pass for nine yards. Broke two tackles.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 3/5.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/5.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 10/10.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 1/17.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/5.

 

SPLIT ENDS

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 67/0. Caught three passes for 10 yards.

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 47/0. Hauled in four receptions for 44 yards.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 5/0.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 70/5. Caught a team-high five passes for 41 yards.

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 6/0. Re-aggravated a foot injury and missed most of the game.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 35/0. Graded out at 85 percent, with a knockdown.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 35/1. Graded out at 82 percent.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 70/1. Graded out at 84 percent, with six knockdowns.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 71/0. Graded out at 88 percent, with six knockdowns.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 0/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 56/1. Graded out at 91 percent, with eight knockdowns.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 13/0.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 70/1. Graded out at 91 percent, with seven knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 0/1.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 58/10. Graded out at 90 percent, with two knockdowns.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 3/5.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 8/9.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 0/14.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 62/4. Recorded four solo tackles, including one for a loss, and an assist. Also had a sack and three hurries.

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 6/2.

 

Ends

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 62/0. Finished with a solo tackle and two assists. Had two hurries.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 6/4.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 0/11.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 62/4. Tallied a solo tackle and five assists. Also had a sack.

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 5/0.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 6/1.

 

Tackles

56 Antoine Hopkins (6-1, 306, r-Jr.) – 52/0. Registered two solo tackles and an assist. Had two hurries. Suffered a torn ACL late in the game and will miss the remainder of the season.

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 5/2.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Mike linebackers

51 Bruce Taylor (6-2, 243, r-Jr.) – 68/10. Recorded five solo tackles, including one for a loss, and three assists.

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 0/4.

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 0/2.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 68/10. Finished with three solo tackles and two assists.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 10/0.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/5.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

43 Jeron Gouveia-Winslow (6-2, 205, r-Jr.) – 17/17.

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/7.

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/2.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 0/2.

 

Rovers

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 68/4. Graded higher than any defensive player. Had 12 solo tackles and an assist.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 0/0.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/5.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 66/13. Recorded two solo tackles and an assist.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 61/11. Had two solo tackles and broke up a pass.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 0/11.

 

Boundary corners

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 68/13. Tallied three solo tackles and two assists. Broke up two passes and had an interception.

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Safeties

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 68/9. Registered eight solo tackles and three assists. Broke up a pass.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 0/11.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/1. Accounted for Tech’s only points on a 24-yard field goal in the second quarter.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/2. Had two kickoffs and one went for a touchback.

 

Punters

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/8. Averaged 29.4 yards per punt on eight punts, with one inside the 20.

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/0.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/9.

65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

   Here is a look at the postgame depth chart from the Marshall game. The number before the slash indicates plays from scrimmage, while the number after the slash indicates plays from special teams. The number of plays, the grades and the tackles came from the coaching staff.

 

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

3 Logan Thomas (6-6, 254, r-Soph.) – 74/0. Graded out at 94 percent. Completed 22 of 33 for 229 yards, with an interception.

6 Mark Leal (6-0, 209, r-Fr.) – 3/0.

12 Ju-Ju Clayton (6-1, 225, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

16 Trey Gresh (6-1, 205, r-Fr.) – 0/6.

 

TAILBACKS

4 David Wilson (5-11, 200, Jr.) – 52/3. Rushed for 132 yards on 26 carries and scored a touchdown. Fumbled once. Caught two passes for 11 yards.

2 Josh Oglesby (5-11, 218, r-Sr.) – 24/0. Ran for 75 yards on 12 carries and scored two touchdowns.

22 Tony Gregory (6-0, 182, r-Soph.) – 1/9.

39 Daniel Dyer (5-9, 201, r-Fr.) – 0/2.

14 Dominique Patterson (6-2, 236, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

FULLBACKS

45 Joey Phillips (5-11, 216, r-Jr.) – 11/3.

25 Martin Scales (5-11, 211, r-Jr.) – 2/16.

32 Riley Beiro (5-9, 221, r-Fr.) – 0/3.

 

SPLIT ENDS

18 D.J. Coles (6-3, 224, Jr.) – 66/3. Caught a career-high eight passes for 66 yards in his first collegiate start.

83 Corey Fuller (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 19/0. Hauled in a pass for seven yards.

81 Jarrett Boykin (6-2, 218, Sr.) – 0/0.

 

FLANKERS

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 63/1. Caught seven passes for 107 yards. Is now in the top five at Tech for career receptions and yards.

7 Marcus Davis (6-4, 228, r-Jr.) – 35/0. Hauled in a pass for four yards.

82 Willie Byrn (5-10, 177, r-Fr.) – 3/0.

 

Left tackles

72 Andrew Lanier (6-5, 306, r-Sr.) – 29/6. Graded out at 89 percent, with two knockdowns.

54 Nick Becton (6-6, 326, r-Jr.) – 44/6. Graded out at 88 percent.

69 Mark Shuman (6-7, 302, r-Fr.) – 3/0.

 

Left guards

75 Greg Nosal (6-6, 297, r-Sr.) – 72/6. Graded out at 88 percent, with eight knockdowns.

59 Courtney Prince (6-3, 282, r-Jr.) – 3/0.

 

Centers

74 Andrew Miller (6-4, 290, r-Soph.) – 72/0. Graded out at 81 percent, with three knockdowns.

79 Caleb Farris (6-3, 309, Fr.) – 3/0.

63 Bo Gentry (5-9, 262, Sr.) – 0/0.

 

Right guards

68 Jaymes Brooks (6-2, 307, r-Sr.) – 45/6. Graded out at 88 percent, with a knockdown.

67 Michael Via (6-7, 292, r-Jr.) – 27/0. Had four knockdowns.

64 Matt Arkema (6-3, 287, r-Fr.) – 3/0.

76 David Wang (6-1, 300, r-Soph.) – 0/0.

 

Right tackles

62 Blake DeChristopher (6-5, 311, r-Sr.) – 72/0. Graded out at 90 percent, with eight knockdowns.

71 Vinston Painter (6-6, 303, r-Jr.) – 3/6.

 

TIGHT ENDS

33 Chris Drager (6-4, 264, r-Sr.) – 57/10. Graded out at 82 percent, with three knockdowns. Caught one pass for 11 yards – his first catch of the season.

86 Eric Martin (6-2, 269, r-Soph.) – 10/0. Graded out at 80 percent, with a knockdown. Caught one pass for 15 yards.

13 Randall Dunn (6-2, 228, r-Jr.) – 9/3.

80 George George (6-4, 265, r-Jr.) – 21/10. Graded out at 85 percent, with two knockdowns.

88 Ryan Malleck (6-4, 233, Fr.) – 3/12.

 

DEFENSE

Stud ends

99 James Gayle (6-4, 257, r-Soph.) – 45/2. Finished with six solo tackles, including two for a loss, and an assist. Also had half of a sack and three hurries.

66 Tyrel Wilson (6-1, 219, r-Soph.) – 16/6. Had two solo tackles and an assist.

 

Ends

42 J.R. Collins (6-2, 240, r-Soph.) – 38/0. Recorded three solo tackle and three assists. Also had two sacks and four hurries.

95 Zack McCray (6-4, 254, r-Fr.) – 19/4.

90 Duan Perez-Means (6-4, 248, r-Fr.) – 0/3.

 

Nose tackles

98 Derrick Hopkins (6-0, 301, Soph.) – 45/2. Registered six assists.

96 Corey Marshall (6-1, 253, Fr.) – 16/0.

93 Isaiah Hamlette (6-5, 291, r-Jr.) – 0/6.

 

Tackles

56 Antoine Hopkins (6-1, 306, r-Jr.) – 41/2. Tallied three assists and two hurries.

92 Luther Maddy (6-1, 283, Fr.) – 16/0. Had four assists.

53 Dwight Tucker (6-2, 280, r-Jr.) – 0/0.

 

Mike linebackers

51 Bruce Taylor (6-2, 243, r-Jr.) – 50/4. Graded out higher than any defensive player. Had five solo tackles, including one for a loss, and a sack. Had six hurries.

52 Barquell Rivers (6-0, 250, r-Sr.) – 10/2.

58 Jack Tyler (6-0, 229, r-Soph.) – 0/6.

 

Backers

24 Tariq Edwards (6-2, 231, r-Soph.) – 50/4. Finished with two solo tackles and four assists.

57 Telvion Clark (6-1, 228, r-Soph.) – 10/0.

36 Chase Williams (6-1, 223, r-Fr.) – 0/13.

47 Jonathan Halfhide (5-10, 217, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Whip linebackers

43 Jeron Gouveia-Winslow (6-2, 205, r-Jr.) – 60/6. Recorded three solo tackles and two assists.

28 Alonzo Tweedy (6-2, 189, r-Jr.) – 0/13.

27 Nick Dew (6-2, 196, r-Fr.) – 0/10.

40 Wiley Brown (5-10, 197, r-Jr.) – 0/6.

 

Rovers

15 Eddie Whitley (6-1, 200, Sr.) – 55/2. Registered three solo tackles, including one for a loss, and an assist. Also had a half of a sack.

23 Boye Aromire (6-0, 201, Fr.) – 7/4.

41 Derek DiNardo (6-0, 212, r-Fr.) – 0/3.

 

Field corners

17 Kyle Fuller (6-0, 187, Soph.) – 55/9. Tallied four solo tackles.

9 Cris Hill (5-11, 180, r-Sr.) – 10/11. Had a solo tackle.

34 Kyshoen Jarrett (5-10, 193, Fr.) – 0/12.

 

Boundary corners

20 Jayron Hosley (5-10, 171, Jr.) – 50/9. Finished with four solo tackles. Also caused a fumble.

8 Detrick Bonner (6-0, 189, r-Fr.) – 12/8. Had a solo tackle.

 

Safeties

1 Antone Exum (6-0, 220, r-Soph.) – 55/7. Recorded four solo tackles. Broke up a pass and had an interception.

26 James Hopper (5-9, 180, r-Soph.) – 0/12.

21 Theron Norman (6-3, 196, r-Fr.) – 7/0.

 

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers

89 Cody Journell (5-11, 178, r-Soph.) – 0/6. Connected on a 41-yard field goal, but missed from 37 and had an extra point blocked.

48 Justin Myer (6-1, 220, Sr.) – 0/6. Had one touchback on six kickoffs.

 

Punters

29 Scott Demler (5-11, 194, r-Jr.) – 0/2. Averaged 38 yards per punt on two punts, placing one inside the 20.

19 Danny Coale (6-0, 200, r-Sr.) – 0/2. Averaged 31 yards per punt on two punts, with a long of 37.

92 Ethan Keyserling (6-2, 197, r-Fr.) – 0/0.

 

Snappers

50 Collin Carroll (6-3, 232, r-Sr.) – 0/10.

65 Joe St. Germain (6-0, 213, r-Fr.) – 0/0.